·~~~ ~-gr,f; ~~~~ (fiRT ~ ~)~ffl~oljSffl. ~ ~- 2-22-e'fflft•I~ ~~38 ftr. ~ ~. ~ 30-5-2001." ~~~ ff. 114-009120031»-01-0l." ·~~ . . 0 ·. ,· ~161-31] ~-~. ~ 1 ~ 2009..:._~ 10, ~ 1931 ~manfcNrrr_ 4511cl4, G@i cf,(,-4(0( R=rn' 'ltcR, ~ ~.~1~ 2009 -~- ~ ~ 3-18/2006/38-2.-61. lfi. qft, ~ fcl:tclfc!MW-1 fGft-llfl9.( ~ qA,f.t4q,~ cfi\ S'ffl(iil~ ~ fc1:tc1fc1ell<."l'-I fc1H41'4c:fi am "{(4:9.( IDU @'ffift•I~ f.r'iil fc1:ilclfc!till'14 (~ ~ ~) cfft %Tm 38 ( 4) ~ ~ 3ti~cf-l Ffi4T T(4T i-. ~ ~ ~ 1-1-2009 q,l ~ cfft ~mt.~~ ~-q ~ ~~ ~ mq. @'ffifl•I~ ~ (f(tt.!Qfl'1 ~ ';{11{ ~ ~'-31i~liit1l(, ~. lft'. -mR, .~. 322 (2) ~wft11~ m, ~ 1 ~ 2009 DR. C.V. RAMAN UNIVERSITY · ORDINANCES (UNDER EXISTING FACULTY) Ordi. No. Name Faculty Name
34. Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development (PGDRD) Science
35. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DML T) Science
36. Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology IT (PGDIT) .
37. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.Sc. IT) IT
38. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) ' Commerce
39. · Post Graduate Diploma in Environment and Pollution Commerce Management (PGDEPM}
40. Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management Commerce (PGDMM)
41. Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management Commerce (PGDFM)
42. Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management Commerce (PGDBM) @ffil-FI~ ~. ~ 1 ~ 2009 Dr. C. V. Raman University Ordinance No. 34 Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development' 322 (3) · 1. Introduction : Rural Development is in the centre of development paradigm in the country. A large amount of money is spent by Govt. of India and State Qovernments and newer job opportunities are emerging in education, health, watershed management, micro finance and micro-entrepreneurship and in such other areas. NGOs a~e also requiring trained personnel for their rural development efforts. This a formar training programme in this sector in a need of the lour. The PG Diploma in rural development will equip the students for fulfilling these needs. The course would be conducted both in the reg·uIar and On-Line mode . . 2. Title : Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development
3. Faculty : Faculty of Science
4. Duration : One Year
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline 6 .. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up ..
7. Admission Procedure:
7 .1 Academic year : There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December.
7 .2 Selection Procedure : o The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admissions as per the approved formats.· o The list of candidates selected for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will aiso gisplay their own lists~ o The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. o The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. The fees is not ~nclosed. - The application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardia.n, wherever required. o Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of all the necessary documents/fees.· ·'
8. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows · .. Fees for Regular Programme Rs._ 11,500t- The Board of Management can also affect changes in the overall fees. I ' 322 (4) f-9ffl+l 11~·~, ~ 1 ~ 2009
9. Course structure: I. Rural Development in India· Context~ II. Rural Oevelopment Programmes . , Ill. Rural Development - Pl~nn1ng and Management IV. Rural Health Care
10. Medium of Instruction: The medium of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or English. • ·
11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly).: · Paper Nomenclature ,., . Theory PGDRD-1 Rural Development in India 70 Context PGDRD-2 Rural Development 70 Programmes PGDRD-3 Rural Development~ . 7b Planning and Management PGDRD-4 Rural Health Care 70 ,,
12. Allocation of Division . Pass lllrd Division •·, llnd Division . 40% and above 40% -44.99%. 45%. - 59.99% . 1st Division· 6Qb/o and above .Max; Marks Mini. Marks· Assign. -Pract. Total· Theory •Assign. Pract. ·. 30 - ' . 100. 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12 . -
13. Evaluation : The evaluation will be ,qone based . on the written ·examination, the assignments and the practical .examination. While the as~ignments will be given and assessed . on concurrent basis, the written examination ar,c::I the practfcals will be conducted during final I ' examination. Minimum passing marks will be''required in each o.f. the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Diviifon's will be ·allocated as per: the scheme of · . examination.
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidc:1le will get only two euccf.issive.:.~~f:¼nces to pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for · admission to a subsequent examination shall subm1~ his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before _the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university.
15. Examination Centres:. University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, ·pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of ~he university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor st}all be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In case of any dispute, the matter shall be decided in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. ► Dr. C.V. Raman Univ~~rsity Ordinance No.-35 Diploma in Medical Laboratory lecfnl1rn0Dc~y 322 (S} -
1. Introduction : With the increasing ne~ork of medical services in the country the demand for paramedical assistants and paramedical services has also gone up. The doctors, hospitals and nursing· homes require. a large number of technologically skilled people to assist them in . . various branches of there work. Branches like pathology require pathology technician who c~n · collect patient's samples and_ can help in processing these samples. Similarly surgeon's require Aneasthetist, Operation Theater Technician, Operation Theater Nurses, Ward Boy and. other such paramedical assistant~·to provide various services to the-patients. 'Then there are branches of medical sciences like Radiology, Urology and others which require technicians for proper _medical care. These technicians·-are required both in urban and· rural areas. Supportive skilied people like physiotherapist are required in Cardiothoracic surgery, Gyneacological Procedures, Orthopeadic surgery-, Sport Physiotherapy etc. and· these courses are also assuming great important. • r, , ,,'#·. Thus paramedical branch is assuming great importance in today's world and job prospects.in '/. · this area are increasing, A large number of students are also going to Middle East, European and Western countries a_lso. This course would be a Diploma course in Medical Lab Technology to be conducted both in Regular and On-Line mode. . . .
2. Title: :Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT)
3. Faculty: Faculty of Science
4. Durati~n : Two Years . - . . - . . .. . · 5.- Eligibility : · 5.1 10+2
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seatsi Multiples of this unit can also be set up.
7. Admission Procedure : - 7.1 ;Academic\~ear :.There will be two·academic cycles ohe froni•July .to.)une and second from January to De~cember. ' · .... ' . ' . .
7.2 Selecti_on Procedure: ... ·-. _)-~-:,\ . · o · ·The University will issue admission notifications in n~fS pap~rs, on t_he notice board of the university .and in other publicity media before th~- start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admi~sions as per the approv~d formats. o -The list of candidates selected' for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students win be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display their own lists . . o The candidates whose_ resul~~ are awaited can also apply. S~ch candidates, however, · must produce the Markst:,eets/Oegree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off da~e failing-which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. ...... ' - .. ' . · .. L --------~---·--------- ------- S22 (6) o The application form: may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : . - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. - The fees is not enclosed. · .- T~e application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her·parent gua~dian, wherever required. o Registration numbe~ will _be assigned to the student by the-University after verification & submission of all the necessary documents/fees.
8. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows
1. For Regular Programme Rs. 24,000/- per year The Board of Management can also affect changes -in the overall fe~s. . .
9. Course structure : First Year I. . II. Ill. .. ,:,.· .,v.· v. Environmental Studies Biochemistry Haematology and Clinical Pathology Applied Histology Microbiology Second Year I. . Analytical Biochemistry IL Haematology Ill. · Cellular Pathology IV. lcfentification of Bacteria
10. Medium of Instruction: The medium- of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or English . . 11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly): First Year : . Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks Mini. Marks Theory Assign. Pract. Total Theory Assign. Pract\ DMLT-11 Environmental Studies 70 30 - 100 28 12 - \ DMLT-12 Biochemistry 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 DMLT-13 Haematology and Clinical 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 Patholoav DMLT-14 Applied Histoloav . 70 30 - 100 28 · 12 - DMLT~I 5 Microbioloav 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 Second Year · DMLT-111 Analytical Biochemistry 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 ;·oMi~T-ll 2 Haemato!o\.i '1 I 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 @':tt7Ell Cellular FaU10'.£9Y. 70 30 - ·100 28 12 - ~ t; · , ' ; ldentificati01: cf Bacteria l 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 _, . ' "' ---· - -. ..... . . - --·--·- ---------- ◄ ... _ .1. i~~~ m, ~ 1 ~ 2009 322 (7)
12. Allocation of Division · Pass 40% and above lllrd Division 40% - 44.99% llnd Division 45% - 59_.99% 1st Division 60% and above >
13. Evaluation : The: evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the . ' . assignments and the practical examination. While the assignments will be given and assesse~ on concurrent basis, the written examination and the practicals_ will be conducted during fi"lal examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in each of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination. .
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may. reappear as failed candidate. Such can~idate will get ~nly two successive chances to pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of- pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixelof the.purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university. ' . ' · 15. Examination Centres: University examination centres will ~e notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceiler of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice- . Ch_ancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. · . . -In case of any disput~; the matter shall be decided in the jurisdiction of District Court, - Bilaspur. _322· (.8) wdh-1•1~ (f~ftr,r, ~ 1 ~ 2009 Dr. C.V. Raman Uni"ersity Ordinance No~ 36 Posft Grrmcdliinsifts IDoploma in .lnf~rmation Technology ·
1. · Introduction.: Information Technology -today_ is recognised as a frontier area of knowledge and -also a critical enabling tool for assimilating, processing and productivising all other spheres of knowledge. It is also recognised the world over-that_ information technology is going · to change every facet of human existence and will usher in knowledge based society. It is es\imated that in India in the current plan. period the·re will· be a. demand of over 35 lakh computer prof1ssionals and with tne availability of present educational facilities, the short fall . can be in the range of over 20 lakhs. Therefore there is a need to takeup IT educatiori" : --. . . ' . programmes in a big way. . . . ' . There are three basic skill levels for an 1T professional. The first level is that ofan operator; the second is of a programming assistant or a proQrammerand the third is of asystem analyst or a manager. There are new skills required in the changing IT scenerio in tbe world which include web designing, handling of internet based information and prqgramrriing for the networked,environment._ The additional skills also include hardware maintenance, networking and marketing. · This course will prepare the candidates for handling both Computers and . Communication~ which is in large demand in the field, both in the organised and unorganised sector, industry and educational institutions. The course would be conducted both in the regular and On-Line mode.
2. Title: Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (PGDIT) -a. Faculty : Faculty of Information Technology
4. Duration : One Year
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any dtcipiline
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up.
7. Admioolon Procodure :
7.1 Academic yoor: There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December. ·
7.2 Solootion ProcQdure : o The University will issue admission. notifications in news papers, onthe notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admissions as per the approved formats. o The list of candidates selected for admission will be displayed on · the website/or the students will be informed directly of ~heir admission. The centres will also dispiay their own lists. · o The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however,. must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria . r before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be canc~lled. - ~ : . o The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. The fees is not enclosed. , 322 ( ~) The application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian; wherever. required. o Registration number: will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of all the-necessary documents/fees. . . . ~
8. F_ees : The Course fees will be as follows : For Regular Programme. Rs. 12,400/- The Board of Mariage~nt can also affect changes in the overall fees.
9. Course structure : Part - I : Theory I. Basics of Information Technology II. Programming in C++ Ill. Computer Netwofking and Internet Technology IV. GUI Programming in Visual Basic V. RDBMS VI. Elective (Select any one)
1. Programming in JAVA /
2. Programming in C# Part-II : Practical Training Programme and Assignments I. · Practicals on Paper - VI II. Viva-Voce ,/
10. Medium of _lnstructio6 : i·, ~.... ~ ~ . The medium of instructiorH:an be Hindi or Er:iglish. The medium of examination can also be · Hindi or English. · · ·
11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly): Paper Nomenclature · Max. Marks Theory PGDIT 1 Basics of Information 70 Technoloav . PGDIT2 Proorammino in C++ .60 PGDIT 3 Computer Networking and 70 Internet Technotoov PGDIT4 GUI Programming with 60 Visual Basic PGDIT 5 RDBMS .. 70 Elective (Select any one) PGDIT6 1. Programmino in JAVA 60 PGDIT6 2. Proarammina in C.# 60 .12. Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division llnd Division · 1st Division 40% and above • 40% -44.99% 45% - 59.99% . 60% and above Assig nment 30 20 30 20 30 20 20 Mini. Marks Prac Total Theory Assig tical nment - 100 28 , 12 20 100 24 8 - 100 28 12 20 100 24 · 8 - 100 28 12 20 100 24 8 20 100 24 8 Prac tical - 8 - .a - 8 8 322:(10) ~'ffifl•I~ m, ~ 1 ~ 2009
13. Evaluation The, evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination. While the assignments will be given and assessed on concurrent ba.sis, the written examination and the practicals will be_ conducted during final examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in each of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination. _ 14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidate will get only two successive chances to· pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed· form indicating t~e paper of pass examination in which he/she has· interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university.
15. Examination Centres: University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller/of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be com.peterit to change the system/pattern of examination. : .... r,:8se of any dispute, the matter shall be de(?ided in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. \ ?§ffiflli~ ~. ~ 1 ~ 2009 ~r,. C. V. Raman Univ~rsity Ordinance No. 37 Bachel·or of Science in Information Technology '322 (11)
1. Introduction : Information Technology today is recognised as a frontier area of knowledge a_nd also a critical enabling tool for assimilating, pr.ocessing and productivising all other spheres of knowledge. It is also recognised the world over that information technology is going to change every facet of human existence and will usher in knowledge based society. It is estimated that in India in the current plan period there will be a demand of over 35 lakh ·computer professionals and with the availability of present ec;tucational facilities, the short fall can be in the range of over 20 lakhs. Therefore there is a need to takeup IT education programmes in a big way. · There are three basic skill levels for an IT professional. The first level is that of ah operator, the second is of a programming assistant or a programmer and the third is of a system analyst or a manager. There are new skills required in the changing IT ·scen~rio in the world which include web designing, handling of internet based information and programming for the networked environment. The additional skills also include hardware maintenance, networking and marketing. This fOUrse would provide in depth knowledge to the students in Information Technology at Degree Level. Such students are in good demand in the field, both in the organised and unorganised sector, industry and educational institutions. The. course would be conducted both in the regular and On-Line mode.
2. Title: Bachelor of Scien<;;e in Information Technology (B.Sc. IT)
3. Faculty: Faculty of Information Technology I . 4~ Duration: Three Years
5. Eligibility: 10+2
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit' can also be set up.
7. Admission Procedure :
7.1 Academic year: There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second fr.om January to December.
7 .2 Selection Procedure : • The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and in other pub!icity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admissions as per the approved formats. • The lfst of candidates. selected for admission will be displayed on the website/or the studen~s will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display their own lists. - · • The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however. must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for· required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. · , . • The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : The candidate does not fulltil the eligibility conditions. - · The fees is not enclosed. 322 ( 12) - · The Jpp!Jtatib{i~form is not signed by· the candidate and his/her parent guardian, .. wherever' requir~d. i '. ' . . o Registr~tion ·purn,b·;i:~ill be assigned to the student.by the University· after verification & submissidtj, of all tti~/ttecessary oocuments/fees. . . . ·. '.,, '-'_" ' ./:,-;'. ' ' '
8. Fees·:The'.Coursefees will be'as foHows: For,~e~Li~,r--P~ogr;·hi-~!iRs. 15,000/- per· year f • . ~ ;, ' , • • The Board ~f Manag~ment can also affect changes in the· overall fees.
9. Course structure: First.Year·: I.
11. Ill. IV. V. .VI. VII. VIII. Environment Studies .. · Introduction to LT. Computer Architecture · _ Programming Methodology Computer Netwdrk and Data Communication Databas~ Management System ' ' . ·_ Business Cornmunication Skill Operating System . IX. : · -· .. Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science - Second·.Year I. · Management Practices and Organizational Behaviour II. _ Computational Techniques .· __ II!.· :Internet and.It's Applications IV ·Objec(Oriented programming using C++ V. System. Analysis and Design . . . VI. PC ,Bas_ed office Software packages VII. Vi~ual Basic Programming VIII.. - Operations Research Techniques. Third Year· I. Programrl\ing in Java II.· Computer Oriented Numerical Analysis Ill. Software Engine~ring . IV. RDBMS a·nd Oracle . V. Simul~tiori .and_ Modeling VI. Progra·mming Using C# · VI_L . Management Information System . . -.. ,
10. Medium of Instruction:: 1! The medi1Jm _of fostr\.1ctidn -can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or:Englisti/, , .. . . · .. . _ . . - 11'. Scheme.of l;(amination (Yearly): •.• First '(e.ar I 1 i9ffifl•I~ ~. ~ 1 ~ 2009 .. Paper Nomenclature 1:heory B.Sc. IT-I1 Environmental Studies 70 B.Sc. lT-I2 Introduction to I.T. 70 B.Sc. IT-I3 ComputerArchitecture 60 B.Sc. IT-I4 Programming Methodoloov 70 B.Sc. IT-I5 C_omputer:.Network and Data 60 Communication B.Sc. IT-I6 Database Management 70 Svstem B.Sc. IT-I7 Business Communication 70 Skill B.Sc. IT-I8 Operating System 60 B.Sc. IT-I 9 Mathematical Foundation of 70 Computer Science · Second Year Paper Nomenclature Theory B.Sc.lT-111 Management Practices and 70 Organizational Behaviour B.Sc.lT-11 2 Computational Techniques 70 B.Sc.lT-11 3 ·internet and It's Applications·. 60 B.Sc:IT-II 4 Object Oriented programming 60 usinq C++ B.Sc.lT-11 5 System Analysis and Design 70 B.Sc.lT-116 PC Based office Software 60 - packaqes B.Sc.lT-II 7 Visual Proqramminq 60 B.Sc.lT-11 8 Operations Research 70 Techniques Third Year Paper Nomenclature Theory B.Sc.lT-1111 Programming in Java 60 B.Sc.lT-11I 2 Computer Oriented Numeri~al 70 Analysis B.Sc.lT-I11 3 Software Engineering 70 B.Sc.lT-I11 4 RDBMS and Oracle 60 B.Sc)IT-11I 5 Simulation and Modeling 70 B.Sc.lT..,11I6 Programming Using C# 60 B.Sc.lT-111 7 Management Information 70 System
12. Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division llnd Division 1st Division 40% and above 40% -44.99% 45%-59.99% 60% and above Max. Marks · Assig Prac nment tical 30 - 30 - 20 20 30 - 20 20 30 - 30 - 20 20 30 - Max. Marks Assig Prac nment tical 30 - 30 - 20 20 20 20 30 - 20 20 20 20 30 - Max. Marks Assig Prac nment tical 20 20 30 - 30 - 20 20 30 - 20 20 30 - 322 ( 13) Mini. Marks Total Theory Assig Prac nment tical 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8 100 28. 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8. 100 28 12 - Mini. Marks Total Theory Assig Prac nment tical 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 24_ 8 8 100 24 8 8 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8 100 24 8 8 100 28 12 - Mini. Marks Total Theory Assig Prac nment tical 100 24 8 8 100 28 12. - 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8 100 28 12 - 100 24 8 8 100 28 12 - 322 ( 14)
13. Evaluation The· evaluati9n will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination. _While the assignment,,will be given and assessed on concurrent basis, the written examination and the practicals will be conducted during final examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in eac'h.·-of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisiorts will be allocated as per the scheme of examination.
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate fatling in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidate will get only two succes~ive chances to pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicatin_g the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university_.
15. Examination Centres :University examination centres will b~ notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to tt:,e course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of · the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In 'case of any dispute, the matter shall be decided in the Jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. / 322 (15) Dr. C.V. Raman IUniversity Ordinance No. 38 Bachel-or of Business Administration
1. Introduction : · Modern Management Techniques form an important input to the present day world. Almost each sphere of work is affected by management of resources, time and manpower. While the specific inputs to one area like Marketing, Sales, Business Administration can be given · through one year Diploma Programmes, full time business managers. require a much larger understanding including that of mathematical techniques and therefore they need to be given a three year Degree and if required, a two year specialization to equip themselves for modem day business environment. There is a great demand of knowledgeable business managers in all fields of work. This would be a three year degree course providing sound knowledge of Business Administration to the students. The Course would be conducted both in the regular and On line Mode.
2. Title : Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) · /
3. Faculty : Faculty of Management
4. Duration: Three Years
5. Eligibility :
(i) 10+2 in any discipline
(ii) Lateral entry for stuqent having passed 1st Year of any Degree course or Diploma holder in allotted subject.
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up. . .
7. Admission Procedure :
7 .1 Academic year : There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January_ to December.
7.2 Selection Procedure : o The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admis·sions as per the approved formats. o The list of candidates selected for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display their own lists. o The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled .. o The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : - The candidate does not fulfill the eligibility conditions. The fee is not enclosed. . - . - The application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian, wherever required. 322 ( 16) o Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of all the. necessary.documents/fee.s.
8. Fees:. The Course fees will be as follows: For Regular Programme Rs. 15000/- per year The practical and Counselling fees for distance programmes will be decided by the Board of Management from time to time. The Board of ·Management can also affect changes in the overall fees.·
9. Course structure : First Year I. Foundation Course-1 Hindi Language or English Language II. Environmental Studies· Ill.· Management Principles and Practices IV. Business Environment V. Business Mathematics VI. Computer Fundamentals VII. Business Organisation VIII. Financial Accounting Second Year I. Foundation Course-2 Hindi Language·or English Language II. Business Communication Ill. Organisation Behaviour IV. Personnel Management V. Business Statistics -VI. Marketing Management VII. Managerial Economics Management Practical & Assignment Third Year I. II. Ill. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. Foundation Course-3 Hindi Language or English Language Financial Management Production & Operations Management Management Information System Business Law Entrepreneurship small Business Management Introduction to Management Practical
10. Medium of Instruction: The medium of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can _also be Hindi or English. 322 ( 17)
11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly) : . ' First Year Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks Mini. Marks Theory Assign Pract Total Theory Assig Practi ment ical nment cal BBA-I1 Foundation Course Hindi 100 50 - 150 40 20 - OR 50 25 - 75 20 10 - Foundation Course English 100 50 - 150 ;40 20 - BBA-I2 Environmental Studies 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-I 3 Management Principles and 70 30 - 100 28 12 - Practices BBA-I4 Business Environment 70 30 - .100 28 12 - BBA-I5 Business Mathematics 70 30 - 100 · 28 12 - BBA-I6 Computer Fundamentals 70 30 - 100 28 12 - ' BBA-I7 Business Orqanisation 70 30 . - 100 28 12 - BBA-I8 Financial Accounting 70 30 - 100 28 12 - Second Year - Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks Mini. Marks - Theory Assign Pract Total Theory Assig Practi ment ical nment cal BBA-11 1 Foundation Course Hindi 100 50 - 150 40 20 - OR 50 25 - 75 20 10 - Foundation Course English 100 50 - 160 40 20 - BBA-112 Busfness Communication 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-113 Organisation Behaviour 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-114 Personnel Management 70 30- - 100 28 12 - BBA-11 5 Business Statistics 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-II6 Marketinq Manaqement 70 3Q, - 100 28 12 - BBA-11 7 Managerial Economics 60 20 20 100 24 8 8 Manaoement 420 180 700 Third Year Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks Mini. Marks Theory Assign Pract Total Theory Assig Practi ment ical nment cal BBA-11I 1 Foundation Course Hindi 100 50 - 150 40 20 - OR 50 25 - 75 20 10 .:. - Foundation Course Eng!ish 100 50 - 150 40 20 - BBA-11I2 Financial Manaqement 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-11I 3 Production & Operations 70 30 - 100 28 12 - Management BBA-III4 Management lnformati(?n 70 30 - 100 28 12 - System BBA-I11 5 Business Law 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-III6 Entrepreneurship and small 70 30 - 1011 28 12 - Business Manaaement BBA-III7 Introduction to Manaqement 70 30 - 100 28 12 - BBA-11I 8 Practical · - *30 70 100 - 12 28 --------- 322 ( 18) *Viva.
12. Alloc~tion of Divasipn Pass 111 rd Division llnd Division 1st Division 40% and above 40%-44.99% 45%-59.99% 60% and above
13. Evaluation : The evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination. While the assignments will be given and assessed .. on concurrent basis, the written examination and the practicals will be conducted during ffnal • examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in each of the three components as given in th.e scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination. · · ·
14.-Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidate will get only two successive chances to pass the course in question. A failed · candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university.
15. Examination Centres: University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to the course, the.decision of the Vice-Chanceller of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Coundl the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In case of any dispute, the matter shall be decided .. in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. I Dr. C.V. Raman University Ordinance No. 39 Post Graduate Diploma in Environment and Pollution Management 322 ( 19) 1::, Introduction : Sustainable Development is the key word in today's civil society. It requires ptoper planning of environment and control of pollution. In fact the government is enfovering 1 norms and standards also in this area. This course would provide a foundation to the students in environment and pollution management with a view to fulfill job requirements in this area. The course would be conducted both in regular and On-Line mode.
2. Title : Post Graduate Diploma in Environment and Pollution Management (PGDEPM)
3. Faculty: Faculty of Management
4. Duration: One Year
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline
6. _Seats_: The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up.
7. Admission Procedure : . 7 .1 Academic year : There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December.
7.2 Selection Procedure: . o The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and · in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admissions as per the approved formats. o The list of candidates selected for admission will Qe displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly of thei_r admission. The centres will also display their own lists. o . The candidates whose results are awaited can also. apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. o The application form may be rejected due to any of the fol!owing reasons : - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. The fees is not enclosed. - The application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian, wherever required. . o Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of all the necessary documents/fees.
8. Feea : The Course fees will be ·as follows Fees for Regular Programme Rs. 12,000/- . The Board of-Management can also-affect chang_es in the overall fees. '\-• 322 (20) ~ffifPI~ ~' ~ 1 ~ 2009
9. Course structure : Part-I : Theory I. Ecology, Environment and Society II. Environment Impact Assessment Ill. Industrial Pollution, treatment and Management IV. Environment-Laws , V. Environment Pollution Management '> Part-II : Practical Training Program and Assignments I. Practical II. Viva-Voce Practical Training : One-Week Study Visit to on Industry
10. Medium of Instruction: · The medium of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or English.
11. Scheme of Examination_ (Yearly): Paper Nomenclature Theory . PGDEPM 1 Ecology, Environment and 70 Society / PGDEPM 2 Environment lmpact 70 Assessment PGDEPM 3 Industrial Pollution, 70 Treatment and Management PGDEPM 4 Environment Laws 70 PGDEPM 5 Environment Pollution 70 Manaqement Practical l --
12. · Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division 11 nd Division 1st Division 40% and above 40% -44.99% 45%- 59.99% 60% and above Max. Marks Mini. Marks Assig Prac Total Theory Assig Prac nment tical nment tical 30 - 100 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12- - 30 - 100 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12 - 30 - 100 28 12 - *30 70 100 12 28 - 13 . . Evaluation : The evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination. While the assignments will be given and assessed on concurrent basis, the written examination and the practicals will be conducted during final "' examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in each of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will· be allocated as per the scheme of . examination. 322 (21)
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidate will get only two successive chances to pass the course in question. . . A failed candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are.required by the university.
15. Examination Centres: University examination centres will be notif\ed by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to _the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In case of any dispute, the matter shall be decided in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. 322 (22) iHiltt•I~ m, ~ 1 ~ 2009 ,Dr. C.V. Raman University Ordinance No. 40 Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management
1. Introduction : Modern Management Techniques form an important input to the present day· world. Almost each sphere of work is affected by management of resources, time and manpower. While the specific inputs to one area like Marketing, Sales, Business Administration can be given through one year Diploma Programmes, full time business managers require a much larger understanding including that of mathematical techniques and therefore ·they need to be given a three year Degree and if required, a two year specialization to equip themselves for modern day business environment. There is a great demand of knowledgeable business managers in all fields of work. This course would provide foundation in Marketing Management . The course would be conducted both in the regular and On-'Line mode. ·
2. Title : Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management
3. Faculty : Faculty of Management
4. Duration : One Year
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up.
7. Admission Procedure:
7 .1 Academic year : There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December.- 7 .2 Selection Procedure : • The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also adv~rtise for admissions as per the approved formats. , · • The list of candidates selected for admission will be displayP.d on the website/or the students will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display their own lists. • The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. - • the application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. - The fees is not enclosed. - The appUcation form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian, wherever required. • Registration· number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of ail the necessary documents/fees.
8. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows : For Regular Programme Rs. 8,800/· -ro. - ~oard of Management can also affect changes in the overall fees. \ 1 \ 322 (23) ·
9. Course structure: Part - I : Theory I. Sales and Distribution Management II. International Management Ill. Production and Advertising Management IV. . Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Research V. Marketing of services Part-II : Practical Training Programme and Assignments I. Practicals and Assignments . II. Viva-Voce
10. Medium of Instruction: The medium. of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or English. ·
11. Scheme of Exa~ination (Yearly) : Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks ~ Theory Assign ment PGDMM 1 SaJes & Distribution 70 30 ' Management PGDMM2 International · 70 30 Manaoement · . PGDMM 3 Production & Advertising 70 30 Management·. PGDMM4 Cousumer Behaviour & 70 ;f 30 Marketing Research PGDMM 5 MarketinQ of services 70 PGDMM6 PracticalNiva *Viva
12. Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division llnd Division 40% and above 40%-44.99% 45%- 59.99% 1st Division 60% and above 30 *30 Prac tical - - - - - 70 Mini. Marks Total T~eory Assign· Pract ment ical 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - .. 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 - 12 28
13. Evaluation : The evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination: While the assignments will be given and assessed on concurrent basis, the written examination and the practicals will be conducted during final examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in each of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination. · • 322 (24)
14. Failed Candidates·; A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such c~ndidate will.get only two successive chances to pass the cpurse in question. A failed c~ndidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as-are required by the university.
15. Examination Centres: University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of the university, shall be final. However on the.recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In case of any dispute, the matter shall be decided in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspur. .. Dr. C.V. Raman University Ordinance No. 41 . . 322 (25) Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management
1. Introduction : Modern Management Techniques form an important input to the present day world. Almost each sphere of work is affected by management of resources, time and manpower. While the specific inputs to one area like Marketing, Sales, Business Administration can be given through one year Diploma Programmes, full time business managers require a much larger understanding including that of mathematical techniques and therefore they need to be given a three year Degree and if required, a two year specialization to equip themselves for modern day business environment. There is a great demand of knowledgeable business managers in all fields of work. This course would provide specialisation ~ in Financial Management (PGDFM). The course would be conducted both in the regular and On-Line mode:
2. Title : Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management
3. Faculty ; Faculty of Management
4. Duration : One Year
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seats. Multip~es of this unit can also be set up.
7. Admission Procedure:
7.1 Academic year : There will be two· academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December.
7.2 Selection Procedurr1: • The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university· and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can alst, advertise for admissions as per the approved formats. • The . list ·of candidates selected for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display their own lists. • The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled. • The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. - The fees is not enclosed. - The application form is not signed by the candidate .and his/her parent guardian, wherever required. • Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & submission of all the necessary documents/fees.
8. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows : For Regular Programme Rs. 9,300/- The Board of Management can also affect changes in the overall fees. 322 (26) . '·
9. Course structure : . . I Part - I : Theory I. P~nciples.of Management II. Human Resource Management Ill. Financial Management IV. Marketing Mianagement Specialisation Papers (Any One) V. Management of working capital VI. Investment Management VII. Security Analysis and Portfolio Management VIII. Merchant Banking and Financial Services Part-II: Practical Training Programme and.Assignments I. Practical and Assignments II. Viva-Voce
10. Medium of Instruction: ... The medium of i~struction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or English.
11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly) : Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks ' Theory Assign " '. .ment Core Papers PGDFM 1 Principles of Manaoement 70 PGDFM 2 Human Resource 70 Manaoement PGDFM 3 Financial Manoement 70 PGDF~ 4 Marketing Management 70 Specialisation Paper (select any one) PGDFM 5 Management of working 70 capital PGDFM 5 Investment Management 70 PGDFM 5 Security Analysis and 70 Portfolio Management · PGDFM 5 Merchant Banking _and 70 Financial Services . PGDFM 6 PracticalNiva *Viva
12. Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division llnd Division 1st Division 40% and above 40%-44.99% 45%- 59.99% 60% and above 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 *30 Prac tical - - - - ·- - - - . 70 Mini. Marks Total Theory Assig· Pract nment ical 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 -. 100 28 1 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - 100 28 12 - mo 28 12 - 100 I - 12 28 ! mih.fo4 ~. ~ i ~ 2009 322 (27) . 13'. Evaluation The evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical e~aminationtWhile the assignments will be given and assessed on concurrent basis, the written examinati . and the practicals will be conducted during final examination. Minimum passing marks will . required Jn each of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination. · ' ·'
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part ·may reappear as failed candidate. Such can_didate will get only two successive chances to pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for admission \o a subsequent examination shall submit his/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which he/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university.
15. E.~amination Centres : University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In atl matters, pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination. In case of any· dispute; the matter shall be. decided in the jurisdiction of District Court Bilaspur. \ \ ~----------- 322 (28) Dr. C.V. Raman University Ordinance No. 42 Post Graduate Diploma in Bu.siness ·Management
1. Introduction : Modern Management Techniques form an important input to the present day world. Almost each sphere of work is affected by-management of resources, time and manpower. While the specific . inputs to one area like Marketing, Sales, Business Administration can be given . through one year Diploma Programmes, full time business managers require a much larger understanding including that of mathematical techniques and therefore they need to be given a three year Degree and if req_uired, a two year specialization to equip themselves for modern day business environment. There is a great demand of knowledgeable business managers in all fields of work. This course would provide foundation in Business Management (PGDBM). The course would be conducted both in the regular and On-Line mode. . .
2. Title : Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management
3. Faculty: Faculty of Management
4. Duration: One Year ,,.
5. Eligibility : Graduation in any discipline
6. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 30 seat$. Multiples of this unit can also be set up. _7. Admission Procedure :
7.1 Academic year : There will be two academic Gycles one from July to June and second from January to December.
7 .2 Selection Procedure : o The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. The individual centres can also advertise for admissions as per the approved formats. . . o The list of candidates selected- for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly o4' their admission. The centres will also display their own lists. o The candidates whose rosuits are awaited cc:ln also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Marksheet$/Oegri:'le certificJ,t•~s, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the prov:sional admission granted will be cancelled. o The application form may be rejected due to any of the following reasons : - The candidate does not fullfil the eligibility conditions. - The fees is not enclosed. - The application form is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian, wherever required. o Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification & . submission of all the necessary documents/fees.
8. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows :
1. For Regular Programme Rs. 40,000/- The Board of Management can also affect changes in the overall fees.
9. Course structure: ·I: · ·Viva-Voce ,< •, l •\..,_'lo, •• •-.., ,. ... • .... - - 322 (29)
10. Medium of lnstructiota: · The medium of instruction can be Hindi or English. The medium of examination can also be Hindi or.English.
11. Scheme of Examination (Yearly) Paper Nomenclature Max. Marks Theory Assig nment ----- PGDBM-1 Principles of 70 Management PGDBM-2 Human Resource 70 Management and Financial Accounting PGDBM-3 Business and 70 Government PGDBM-4 Marketing. 70 Management & Managerial Economics PGDBM-5 Material Management 70 PGDBM-6 PracticalNiva *Viva
12. Allocation of Division Pass lllrd Division llnd Division 1st Division 40% and above 40%-44.99% 45%-59.99% 60% and above 30 30 30 30 30 *30 Pl".ini. Marks Practi Tot2I The Assign Prac cal ory ment tical . - 100 28 12 - - 100 28 12 - - 100 28. 12 - - 100 28 12 - - 100 28 12 - 70 100 - 12 28
13. Evaluation : The evaluation will be done based on the written examination, the assignments and the practical examination. While the assignments will be given and assessed on concurrent basis, th~ written examination and the· practicals will be conducted during final examination. Minimum passing marks will be required in eac~ of the three components as given in the scheme of examination. Divisions will be allocated as per the scheme of examination.
14. Failed Candidates : A candidate failing in either part may reappear as failed candidate. Such candidate will get-only two successive chances to pass the course in question. A failed candidates seeking permission for admission to a subsequent examination shall submit hls/her application on prescribed form indicating the paper of pass examination in which tie/she has interest to appear, before the last date fixed of the purpose, together with fees and documents as are required by the university.
15. Examination Centres : University examination centres will be notified by the university.
16. General : In all matters, pertaining to the course, the decision of the Vice-Chanceller of the university, shall be final. However on the recommendations of Academic Council the Vice Chancellor shall be competent to change the system/pattern of examination . . • .·. ,·,·.· :·.· ..... -In· case·of.-any dispute, ·the matter.shall be decided in the jurisdiction of District Court, Bilaspurs·~· .·. · · , . . 322 (30) ' €h1'>1~•i~ m, f0tcfi 1 ~ 2009 . fDrr. C.'\/. !Raman University Ordinance No. 32 (Ammended) Master of Philosophy
1. Introduction: The Master of Ph•losophy (M. Phil) programme. will provide an opportunity .to the student to undertake advance studies in the subject in which he/she has already acquired post graduation. This would also act as a bridge course leading to thePh.D. programme in the same subject.
2. Title: Master of Philosophy (M. Phil)
3. Duration-: One Year
4. Eligibility :Master Degree in Relevant Subject with at least 55% marks (50% marks in case of SC/ST candidate)
5. Seats : The basic unit will be that of 20 seats. Multiples of this unit can also be set up.
6. Admission Procedure:
6.1 Academic year : There will be two academic cycles one from July to June and second from January to December.
6.2Selection Procedure : o The University will issue admission notifications in news papers, on the ·notice board of the university and in other publicity media before the start of every cycle. o Admission will be based on merit-cum interview .. . . o The list of candidates selected for admission will be displayed on the website/or the students will be informed directly of their admission. The centres will also display the university selected lists o The candidates whose results are awaited can also apply. Such candidates, however, must produce the Mark sheets/Degree certificates, as a proof for required eligibility criteria before the cut off date failing which, the provisional admission granted will be cancelled o The admission may be rejected due to any of the following reasons "'.' The fees is not enclosed. -The application from is not signed by the candidate and his/her parent guardian, wherever require. -Support documents required for admission are not enclosed. o Registration number will be assigned to the student by the University after verification &submission of all the necessary documents/fees.
7. Fees : The Course fees will be as follows:
1. For regular programme Rs. 20,000 per year - . . · The Board of Management can also affect changes in the overall fees. .. 322 (31)
8. Course str~cture : Marks ' '•. Internal Total marks · Exai:nination Assessment Viva (Seminar, '. Test) Theory ·so 20 100 ... Paper I. Theory 80 20 100 ... Paper II - Practical - 80 ... 20 100 - Dissertation Script ... 50 200 .. ;150 ·•· Total 500 I . * The minimum pass marks will be 40% in each paper, practical and dissertation separately and 50% ·in aggregate. The candidate securing 60% or more will be · declared as Passed with Merit. ·--' ... •