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2. The State Government hereby gives its approval for notification of these Ordinances and Statute in Official Gazette.
3. The above Ordinances and Statute shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette. By order and in the name of the Governor ofChhattisgarh, BHUVNESH YADA V, Joint Secretary. 244 (58) m~1-a•1~ ~. ~ 21 ll!Ti 201s ORDINANCE NO: 28 Choice Based Credit System and Semester System Three Years Bachelor Degree Program
1. APPLICABILITY: This Ordinance shall apply to all Choice Based Credit System(CBCS) Programmes leading to Undergraduate Degrees and any other certificate course which the university may offer. The specific points related to admission in a particular programme I course shall be mentioned in the Ordinance .. The following is the list of the Degree Programs of studies which may be offered by the respective Faculty:
(a) FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES:
1.
2. B. A. (Pass) (Full Time) B. A. (Honors.) (Full Time)
(b) FACULTY OF COMMERCE
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4. B.Com. (Pass) (Full Time) B.Com. (Honors.) (Full Time)
(c) FACULTY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
1. B.Sc. (Pass) (Full Time)
2. B.Sc. (Honors) (Full Time)
2. DEFINITIONS - 3years ( of Six Semester) - 3years ( of Six Semester) - 3years ( of Six Semester) - 3years (of Six Semester) - 3years (of Six Semester) - 3years ( of Six Semester)
(a) "Qualifying examination" means an examination the passing of which makes students eligible for seeking admission to a particular course of study leading to award of a Bachelor Degree or Certificate as the case may be conferrable by the University.
(b) "Equivalent examination" means an examination conducted by Any recognized Board of Secondary Education or Any Indian or Foreign University or organization recognized by UGC or/and AICTE or by the concerned statutory authority, as the case may be, and . recognized by the University as equivalent to its corresponding examination.
(c) Gap period" means the period between the last date as mentioned in this transfer certificate attended at an educational institution (excluding coaching institutes) as a regular student and the date of seeking admission in the University.
3. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
(a) Unless otherwise provided, no candidate shall be eligible for admission to the undergraduate courses in the University unless the candidate has passed with minimum passing marks as fixed by the University, the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination or Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination from a recognized Board of Secondary Education.
(b) The candidates seeking admission to a course of study in the University must fulfill the conditions prescribed for it by the Academic Council and published in the prospectus. ... 244 (59) ( c) The maximum number of seats in each course shall be detennined by the Academic Council on the basis of the availability of adequate physical faci lities and approval from the various statutory bodies, wherever necessary.
( d) A fixed proportion of the seats in each course shall be filled by the domicile of the State of Chhattisgarh on the basis of merit provided they satisfy the eligibility criteria for admission. The number of such seats shall be fixed by the Governing Body in accordance with the prevailing guidelines of State Government incase the allotted State quota seats remain vacant the same may be converted into open category seats.
(e) For the seats to be filled in each course by the Domicile of Chhattisgarh reservation policy of the State Government shall be applicable. The eligibility criteria of a course may be relaxed by the Governing Body for the candidates belonging to Schedule Caste and Schedule Tribes of Chhattisgarh.
(f) The seats earmarked for the reserved category may be converted into open seat they lie vacant even after the waiting list of each category is exhausted.
4. PROVISION FOR ADMISSIONS
(a) The University shall reserve the right to deny admission to candidate.
(b) The procedure of admission shall be approved by the Governing Body as per the guidelines of State Government.
(c) The admissions to under-graduate and post-graduate courses shall be made on the basis of admission policy framed by the Governing Body in accordance with the guidelines issued by UGC and State Government.
( d) Admission shall be offered at the beginning of each semester.
( e) The application for admission shall, among others, be accompanied by (i) the school or College Leaving Transfer Certificate duly signed by the Head of the Institute last attended by the candidate as a regular student. (ii) Duly attested / self attested photocopies of the statement of marks along with the original copies which shall be returned after verification on the basis of which the candidate is seeking admission in a particular course. For an applicant passing the qualifying examination as a private candidate,certificates from two gazetted officers to the effect that he bears good character and moral shall be required. If the candidate has passed the qualifying examination from a Board other than the Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education or a University other than this University then he shall submit, in addition to the school or college leaving certificate, an eligibility and a Migration Certificate issued by the competent authority together with migration fee as prescribed by the University. If any one of the documents are found to be forged, tampered or false the students admission shall automatically stand cancelled and necessary legal action may be initiated.
(f) The mode of submitting application form for admission can be direct / through counseling / through Guidance centre / through post / online. Any person from India or abroad seeking admission in the University can interact online with the University.
(g) The Admission Committee shall process the applications and selected candidates shall be given provisional admission as per the provisions of the Admission Policy. The admission list shall be displayed on the Notice Board as well as in the website of the University.
(h) At the time of admission, every student and his/her parent or legal guardian shall be required to sign a declaration to the effect that the student shall submit himself/herself to the disciplinary and pecuniary jurisdiction of the Vice Chancellor and other authorities of the University.
(i) The Admission of the students shall be completed before commencement of each semester every year of the date d~cided by the Admission Committee. Provided that 244 (60) where the date specified or the date decided by the Academic Council as the last date of admission happens to be a holiday the next working day shall be treated as the last date of admission.
(j) The maximum duration for which the enrollment of a student seeking admission in Certificate/UG courses, in the University in which the student shall be required to complete the program or forfeit the enrollment shall be limited as defined in the academic regulations of the University.
(k) Admission of the student to any course shall be subject to the availability of vacant seats in that particular course in which admission is sought on the basis of merit. (I) A candidate who has been wrongly admitted to any course shall forfeit his/her right as a student in the University and shall not be allowed to appear in Examination of the University.
(m) A candidate who has been rusticated or has been disqualified from appearing in an examination by any other University /Institution shaJI not be admitted to any course of study in this University during the period of rustication or disqualification.
(n) No student enrolled in the University shall be promoted to any subsequent higher class of a course unless he fulfills the criteria for promotion to any subsequent higher class of a course unless he fulfills the criteria for promotion as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard.
( o) No student migrating from any other University shall be admitted to any course of the University unless he/she has passed the qualifying examination with minimum passing marks as fixed by the Governing Body.
(p) Without prejudice to the provision contained in the sub-clause (o)above no student migrating from any other university shall be admitted to any course of the University without the prior permission of the Registrar of the University.
(q) Student who has passed a part of a Degree Examination from any other University shall be admitted to subsequent higher class for such an Examination in any course of the University only after he/she fullfills the eligibility conditions for higher class to be determined by the competent authority.
5. ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS
(a) Dean of Faculty / Academic Coordinator shall submit the details of admitted students in a prescribed format within the stipulated time after the last date of admission along with all the relevant original documents and enrolment fee as specified by the Academic Council from time to time to the Registrar and also display on the website.
(b) The Transfer and Migration Certificate submitted by students at the time of admission shall become the property of the University.
(c) Enrolled students shall be issued Transfer Certificate and Migration Certificate under the seal of the University at the time of leaving the University.
(d) No person shall be admitted to any examination of the University unless he/she has been duly enrolled as a student of the University.
(e) If a student takes a Migration certificate to join another university his/her enrolment to the university shall lapse until such time as he/she subsequently returns with the migration certificate from that university to join some course of the University. Fresh enrollment and fee in such cases shall be necessary.
(f) The registrar shall maintain a record of all enrolled students studying in the various faculties in the University.
6. ADMISSION COMMITTEE:
1. The Academic Council may constitute an Aqmission Committee in each faculty of study /Center for regulating the admissions in the university. 244 (61)
2. The committee shall: · Scrutinize the Application fonns for admission of the candidate in accordance with the conditions of admission prescribed by the academic council from time to time.
11. Conduct the admission test (s) and / or Interview / or as otherwise directed by the academic council. iii Prepare the merit list based on the norms of admission in the University
3. Medium oflnstruction: The medium of instruction in the University shall be Hindi/English only.
4. NON DEGREE PROGRAMMES The University shall offer, with the approval of the Academic Council and the Board of Management, such Non Degree Programmes /Skill Development Courses as it may decide from time to time. Separate Ordinances shall be framed by the University for each course of study indicating course objectives and expected outcomes, eligibility criteria for admission, scheme of teaching, evaluation and examination, conditions for passing, promotions from one semester to another, award of division etc. 7 Duration - The Bachelor of Arts / Science / Commerce program shall be spread over six semesters. Each semester shall be of six months duration. The semester shall comprisetheory courses and wherever required practical (Laboratory work, semester field work, project work etc.)courses.Written examinations shall be completed by the end of each semester. Each course will be evaluated. There shall be continuous evaluation. The final grades in course will be awarded as per the relative grading system recommended by UGC.There shall be both Honors Courses and Pass Courses. The pass course will have 4 subjects ineachsemester i.e. 24 subjects in three years and honors course will have one additional course in In, IV, V & VI semesteri.e. 28 subjects in three years. Totalweightage spread over six semesters shall be 2800 for Honors course and2400 for pass course. 8 Eligibilityfor Pass /Honors Course- As per the Ordinancesof the Univers ity. A candidate can do Honors or pass courses as a regular student only. A candidate who has passed first semester & second semester examination from some other university as a non-collegiate student or regular student and wishes to do Honors/pass course fromthis university shall have to take admission as a regular student in the third semester. His/her courses completed will be evaluated by the university committee and accordingly credits will be accepted in his/her program of study. -- L 244 (62) Giffi·w1~ m , ~ 21 ~ 201s 9 Grouping of Subjects -
(a) Compulsory Foundation Courses: Four courses are compulsory for all students of Science, Arts and Commerce. These are (a) English Language (Second and Third Semester) (b) Hindi Language (First Semester) (c) Environmental Studies (Fourth Semester).
(b) Elective foundation courses: The Elective foundation course i.e. skill based will be offered in the fifth and sixth semester and students have to complete two courses from a pool of courses offered by the Univers ity.
(c) Core Course: A total of twelve core courses shall have to be completed by the student in the semester (Frist, Second, Third, and Fourth) as per the program structure.
(d) Elective Courses:
(i) A candidate may choose six elective courses i.e. three in fifth semester and three in the sixth semester from the program structure in the degree.
(ii) A candidate also has a choice of choosing two "Open e lective" course. These courses will have to be chosen from a pool of courses as approved by the University. These two open elective courses could be a part of the six elective courses as shown in the program structure.
(e) Honors courses: There shall be four additional Honors courses one each in the third semester, fourth semester, fifth semester & sixth semester for the students pursuing Honors courses. 10 Evaluation Pattern- (1) Each theory course paper shall be given a weightage of 100 points for non practicalsubjects and of 80 points for subjects having practical with 20 points allocated for practical part. Practical classes shall be held regularly in a semester but practical examinations shall be held onlyat the end of each semester. 11 Theory Examinations- Duration of theory examinations shall be of 3 hours. 12 Practical Examinations- Duration of practical examinations shall be as mentioned m the course hand out. 13 Schedule of classes & Examination Schedul~
(a) As per the notifications of the University and academic calendarapproved byacademic coordination committee . 14 ExaminationsPattern-
(1) Theory • In each courses questions shall be asked in three parts:
(a) Part 'A' shall consist of multiple choice questions and /or fill in the blanks. The weightage of this part will be 15%.
(b) Part ' B' shall have applications based questions where short answers are to be provided. The weightage of this part will be 30%.
( c) Part 'C' shall have questions where detailed/descriptive answers are required. The weightage of this part shall be 55%.
(d) The questions of end semester examination will be set in such a manner that it covers the whole syllabus.
(2) Distribution of Practical Marks Examination Maximum marks Laboratory note book/project 20 Viva voce 20 Experiment(s) 60 Total 100 The practical marks obtained will be added with theory marks for finalization of the grade. 244 (63)
(a) In odd semesters( e.g.-First Semester) examination, a candidate sha ll appear in papers of odd semesters only as per course structure.
(b) Similarly in even semesters ( e.g.-Second Semester) examinations, a candidate shall appear in paper of even semesters only as per course structure. 15 Result (Awards of Letter Grades): The university shall follow the relative grading system as recommended by the University Grant Commission (UGC) and the final letter grades obtained will be shown as follows: Letter Grade Classification of the Grade Points final results 0 Outstanding 10 A+ Excellent 9 A Very Good 8 B+ Good 7 B Above Average 6 C Average 5 p Pass 4 F Fail 0 AB Absent 0 Note: A student obtaining grade 'F' shall be considered failed and will be required to reappear in the examination Allocation of Division CGPA
9.00 or above
6.5 or more but less than 9.00 4 or more but less than 6.5 Computation ofCGPA and SGPA: SGP A - Semester Grade Point Average CGPA - Cumulative Grade Point Average Division Distinction First Division Second Division The following procedure will be used to compute SGPA and CGPA: (u1g1 + u2g2 + u3g3 ... ) CGPA = · (u1 + u2 + u3 ... ) Where, ul,u2,u3 . .. denotes the units credits associated with courses taken by the student and gl,g2,g3 ... .. . denotes grade points of the letter grades awarded in respective courses. Similarly, the SGPA indicates, the weightage average of the grade point of the students obtained in a particular semester only and the letter grades obtained in the subject (courses) in that semester enter in to SGP A computations. Conversion of CGP A to Marks: Percentage of Marks = (CGPA-0.5) X 10
(a) A candidate shall be promoted to fifth semester w ith not more than two back papers of third semester and he/she shall continue to attend classes of fifth semester provisionally. He/ she shall be allowed to get final ~dmission in the fifth semester with maximum of ----. 244 (64) odltl•,~~. ~21lffif201s four back papers in all in the thfrd semester and fourth semester notwithstanding number of back papers of first semester and second semester.
(b) A candidate shall be promoted to sixth semester with not more than two back papers of fourth semester. He/she shall be allowed to take admission finally in the sixth semester with any number of back papers of fifth semester. But He/she shall be permitted to appear in the sixth semester examination only if he/she must have cleared all the papers of first semester, second semester and third semester.
( c) A candidate must have to clear all the papers within five years from the year of first admission in the program. 16 Other Guidelines:
(a) There shall be no provision for Revaluation, Supplementary or Betterment (Division Improvement).
(b) For the selection of honors, a candidate has to choose 4 Honorspapers from a pool of papers as prescribed by the university which he has to study one paper each in semester III,IV,V and VI respectively
(c) From any one of the three elective subjects/ courses selected by him/her in the first semester. A candidate can change the Honors subject within 15 days from the date of admission in the third semester.
(d) The term "credit" refers to the weightage given to a course, usually in relation to instructional hours assigned to it.
(i) One credit would mean equivalent of 15 periods of 60 minutes each, for theory/tutorial. (i i) For lab works (practical), the credit weightage for equivalent hours shall be 50% of that for theory/tutorial.
(iii) The credits for each of the semesters shall be as follows. (for non-practical subjects / papers) Credits for Total credits Total credits for the Semesters each course for the semester semester (Honors (paper) of I 00 (pass course) course) marks 1 5 20 20 2 5 20 20 3 5 ·20 25 4 5 20 25 5 5 20 25 6 5 20 25 Total 120 140 17 Internal Assessment( for regular students ) Internal tests are compulsory for theory papers and shall be held as here under Odd Semester (First Semester): 1st Test- September 2nd Test- October 3rd Test- November Even Semester (Second Semester): I st Test- February 2ndTest- March 3rd Test- April Each test will be of 10 points weightage. The tests mark shall be used in the final grading process by the university. In each theory paper 30% marks weightage shall be accorded on the basis of the marks obtained in the internal tests and 70% weightage shall be accorded on the basis of the marks obtained in the end semester examination. odl~,,~ ffil'Qof, ~ 21 ~ 201s 18 Eligibility criteria for admission in a semester and in all Examinations A candidate must have attended 75% of classes both in theory and practical papers. 19 Lecture Periods / Classes 244 (65) 20 There shall be a minimum of 60 hours teaching for each paper per semester and that for each practical paper shall be minimum of 50 hours and the lecture, practical and credits will be approved by the Academic council and will be available in the course handout. 21 Promotion Rules
(a) A candidate is eligible to continue the second semester classes immediately after the l st semester examination and can appear in the second semester examination notwithstanding the number of arrear papers in first semester provided he/she must have appeared in the first semester examination in all subjects.
(b) A candidate shall be promoted to third semester with not more than two back papers of first semester and he/she shall continue to attend classes of third semester provisionally. He/she shall be allowed to get final admission in the third semester with maximum of four back papers in all in first semester and second semester.
( c) A candidate shall be promoted to fourth semester with not more than two back papers in second semester and he/she shall be allowed to attend classes of fourth semester provisionally. He /she shall be allowed to get final admission in the fourth semester with maximum of four back papers in a ll in first, second and third semester.
( d) A candidate shall be promoted to fifth semester with not more than two back log papers.
(e) A candidate shall be promoted to Sixth semester with not more than two back log papers 244 (66) ORDINANCE NO: 29 Program structure of B.A.
1. Title of Degree: The title of degree shall be Bachelor of Arts -B.A.
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course of B.A. shall be offered in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4. APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course in Arts (3 years Degree Course, in brief) shall be a three year course, herein after called the 3 year Degree Course and shall be designated as Bachelor of Arts.
(2) The studies and examinations of these BA courses shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student.
5.ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS ( 1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of BA curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ International Board / University, with at least 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to BA course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AJCTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to BA course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect_ of the program. However, no student will be permitted to betransferred during the first year under the scheme.
(4) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE ( 1) The duration of the course shall be three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of BA Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.
( 4) At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar. 244 (67)
7. EXAMINATIONS
(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's perfonnance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if
(i) the attendance in the Lecture/Tutorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be detennined by the Academic Council in the semester.
(ii) the performance in the tests during the Semester has been found to be unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests,with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) If a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he / she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
(c) A student securing less than a total of 20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (pennitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that subject. 244 (68)
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit, whereas two hours ofContact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit.
(i). Thus, Credit = [L+ (T+P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
(c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she will be declared to have a back log in the subject.
(d) A Candidate shall be el igible for the award of degree of BA only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship. IO.CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM
(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits recommended in the curriculum and Board of Studies by shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination andvarious other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
(4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course) and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of n semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and COPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA. 244 (69) ( 11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council. 11 TRANSCRIPT The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final SGPA and CGPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student. 12 Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to BA degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations / norms of the UGC or the concerned statutory bodies 13 Program structure:The B.A. program is offered with main courses as English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. The students can choose any combination of three subjects from English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology in their program of study for B.A. For the award of degree B.A. (Pass) students will have to successfully complete a total of 24 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure. (I) Compulsory Foundation Courses :Four courses (Hindi Language, EnglishLanguate-I, English Language - II and Environmental Science) are compulsory in semester-I,ll,III and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Out these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -I, II, III and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University· in view of UGC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the faculty of Arts and Humanities as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculum:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council.
(7) The program structure of the degree of B.A. is mentioned below with courses as (English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology). 244 (70) (B.A. Program -Economics, English, Public Administration, Sociology) Program Structure Year Semester-I Semester-II I .Compulsory Foundation Course- I I.Compulsory Foundation Course-2 1 - Hindi Language - English Language-I
2.Core Course-I :paper-I 2.Core Course-I: paper -11
3.Core Course-2: paper -I 3.Core Course-2: paper -II
4.Core Course-3: paper -I 4.Core Course-3: paper - II Semester-m Semester~IV I .Compulsory Foundation Course-3 I .Compulsory Foundation Course-4: -English Language-II - Environmental Science
2. Core Course-I: paper -ITT 2. Core Course-I: paper -IV Il
3. Core Course-2: paper -III 3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper -UI 4. Core Course-3: paper -IV Semester-V Semester-VI 1 . Elective Foundation Course - I I. Elective Foundation Course -2
2.Elective-1 2.Elective-JV Ill 3. Elective-Il 3. Elective-V
4. Elective-ITT 4. Elective-VI Courses Foundation Courses Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II Engl ish Language-U Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills 244 (71) Core Courses Public Administration Economics
1. Paper-I- Introduction to Public I. Paper-I- Micro Economics Administration 2. Paper-II- Macro Economics
2. Paper-II- Public Policy 3. Paper-III- Indian Economy
3. Paper-III- Democracy 4. Paper-IV- Development and Planning
4. Paper-IV- Administrative law Sociology English I. Paper-I- Foundation of Sociology I. Paper-I- History of English Literature
2. Paper-Il- Sociology of Development 2. Paper-II- English Phonetics &
3. Paper-III- Social institutions Grammar
4. Paper-IV- Indian Social Structure & 3. Paper-III- Essentials of process Communication
4. Paper-IV- Introduction to Prose Elective Courses Public Administration I. Party Politics in India,
2. Political Economy oflndia,
3. Political Process in Chhattisgarh,
4. 20th Century Political Thought,
5. Political Thought of Dr. Ambedkar,
6. Social Movement in India,
7. Politics in Developing World, Inequality & Exclusions,
8. Conflict & Cooperation in Asia Pacific Region,
9. Personal administration and human resource administration,
10. Research Methods in Political Science, Rural Development Administration,
11. Comparative Politics
12. Urban Development Administration,.
13. Tribal Development Administration,
14. Political Thinking in Modem India,
15. Political Sociology,
16. Theory oflntemational Relations,
17. Traditions of Political Thought,
18. Modern Political Ideologies. Sociology I. Indian Sociological Thinkers,
2. Western Sociological Thought Affecting Indian Society,
3. Perspective to Social Science,
4. Social Exclusion & Social Inclusion,
5. Population Studies, Economics
1. History of Economics Thought
2. Computational Techniques for Business Economics,
3. Agricultural Economics
4. Public Economics,
5. Political Economy
6. Economics of Health & Education,
7. Economy, State & Society
8. Applied Economics,
9. International Economics
10. State Finances 11 . Statistical Methods
12. Transportation Economics
13. Behavioral Economics English I. Classical Literature,
2. Modem Literature,
3. Eastern Literature,
4. Western Literature,
5. Introduction to Film Studies,
6. Literarv Criticism, 244 (72)
6. Sociology & Education,
7. Crime & Society, Political Sociology,
8. Industrial Sociology,
9. Social Problems in India,
10. Sociology of Culture & Mass Media, l l . Sociology of Religion,
12. Social Stratification and Social Mobility,
13. Sociology of tribal society,
14. Social Culture & Movement,
15. Social Change & Social Control,
16. Sociological Theory,
17. Modern Sociological Theory
7. Modern European Drama,
8. Comparative Literature,
9. 20th Century Indian Writing
10. Indian Writing English,
11. Anglo American Writing Form,
12. Oriental Modernism,
13. Introduction to Poetry & Related Literary Items
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:The scheme of Examinations, Evaluation and award of letter Grades are outlined in Ordinance no 28.
(9) General: In all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. - odl,H•I~ ~. ~ 21.rr-a 201s ORDINANCE NO: 30 Program structure ofB.A.(Hons.)
1. Title of Degree:The title of degree shal l be Bachelor of Arts -B.A. (Hons.) 244 (73)
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course of B.A.(Hons.)shall be offered in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4. APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course in Arts (3 years Degree Course, in brief) shall be a three year course, herein after called the 3 year Degree Course and shall be designated as Bachelor of Arts (Hons.).
(2) The studies and examinations of these B.A.(Hons.) courses shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student.
5.ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
(1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of B.A.(Hons) curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination ( 1 O+ 2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ International Board I University, with at least 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to B.A. (Hons) course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AICTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to B.A. (Hons) course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities subject to the condition that he was pursuing Honors course. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to betransferred during the first year under the scheme.
( 4) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(1) The duration of the course shallbe of three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.A. (Hons) Course shall' be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any. 244 (74)
(4) mJl~•I~ ~ . ~ 27 ~ 2018 At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.
7. EXAMINATIONS
(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End Semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if
(i) the attendance in the Lecture/futorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be determined by the Academic Council in the semester.
(ii) the performance in the tests during the Semester . has been found to be unsatisfactory.
( 4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests, with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) If a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he I she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
( c) A student securing less than a total of 20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (permitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that subject.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit, whereas two hours ofContact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equalto one credit. 244 (75)
(i). Thus, Credit= [L+ (T+P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
(c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she will be declared to have a back log in the subject.
(d) A Candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of B.A.(Hons) only when he I she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidat~s appearing as regular students for ~ny~ster examination° are required to attend ii,t least 75 percent of the classes held sepaffit~ in each subject of the cours~ of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship. to.CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM
(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits as recommended in the curriculum by Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
(4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course)and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The COPA at the end of n semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA.
( 11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council. 244 (76)
11. TRANSCRIPT The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final SGPA and CGPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.
12. Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to B.A (Hons) degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations / norms of the UGC or the concerned Statutory bodies.
13. Program structure:The B.A. (Hons) program is offered with main courses as Economics, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. The students can choose any combination of three subjects from Economics,English, Public Administration and Sociology in their program of study for B.A (Hons). Further for B.A. (Hons) degree, student will have to choose one subject from Economics, English, Public Administration, Sociology and complete 4 more courses shown as Honors courses in that chosen subject to complete a total of 28 subjects. For the award of degree B.A. (Hons)) students will have to successfully complete a total of 28 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure.
(1) Compulsory Foundation Courses: Four courses (Hindi Language, English Language-I, English Language - II and Environmental Science) are compulsory in semester-I,II,III and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Out of these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -I, II, Ill and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three-elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University in view of UGC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the faculty of Arts and Humanities as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculum:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council.
(7) The program structure of the degree of B.A. (Hons)is mentioned below with courses as (English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology). Year I u UI mdl-H•I~ ~. ~ 21 l11Ti 201s B.A. (Hons) Program - (Economics, English, Public Administration, Sociology) Program Structure = ., "' Semester-I ::;:;-.;;:::: ., Semester-fl " oft l.Compulsory Foundation Course- I I .Compulsory Foundation Course-2 - Hindi Language - English Language-I
2.Core Course-I :paper-I 2.Core Course- I: paper -II
3.Core Course-2: paper -I 3.Core Course-2: paper -II
4.Core Course-3: paper -I 4.Core Course-3: paper - II Sem~ter-ffi' .. Semester-IV ~; - .±. = I .Compulsory Foundation Course-3 l.Compulsory Foundation Course-4: - English Language-II - Environmental Science
2. Core Course- I : paper -III 2. Core Course-I: paper -IV
3. Core Course-2: paper -III 3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper-ITI 4. Core Course-3: P!'lper-IV
5. Honors Course I 5. Honors Course II Semester'i¥, Semester-VI
1. Elective Foundation Course - 1 1. Elective Foundation Course -2
2.Elective-I 2.Elective-IV
3. Elective-II 3. Elective-V
4. Elective-III 4. Elective-VI
5. Honors Course Ill 5. Honors Course IV B.A. (Hons.) (Economics, English, Public Administration, Sociology) Foundation Courses 244 (77) ., Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II English Language-II Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills 244 (78) 3rnltM~st~. ~27~2018 Core Courses Public Administration Economics
1. Paper-I- Introduction to Public l. Paper-I- Micro Economics Administration 2. Paper-II- Macro Economics
2. Paper-II- Public Policy 3. Paper-III- Indian Economy
3. Paper-Ill- Democracy 4. Paper-IV- Development and Planning
4. Paper-IV- Administrative law Sociology English l. Paper-I- Foundation of Sociology l. Paper-I- History of English Literature
2. Paper-II- Sociology of Development 2. Paper-II- English Phonetics &
3. Paper-III- Social institutions Grammar
4. Paper-IV- Indian Social Structure & 3. Paper-III- Essentials of process Communication
4. Paper-IV- Introduction to Prose Elective Courses Public Administration
1. Party Politics in India,
2. Political Economy of India,
3. Political Process in Chhattisgarh,
4. 20th Century Political Thought,
5. Political Thought of Dr. Ambedkar,
6. Social Movement in India,
7. Politics in Developing World, Inequality & Exclusions,
8. Conflict & Cooperation in Asia Pacific Region,
9. Personal administration and human resource administration, I 0. Research Methods in Political Science, Rural Development Administration; 1 I. Comparative Politics
12. Urban Development Administration,
13. Tribal Development Administration,
14. Political Thinking in Modem India,
15. Political Sociology,
16. Theory of International Relations,
17. Traditions of Political Thought,
18. Modem Political Ideologies. Sociology Economics l. History of Economics Thought
2. Computational Techniques for Business Economics,
3. Agricultural Economics
4. Public Economics,
5. Political Economy
6. Economics of Health & Education,
7. Economy, State & Society
8. Applied Economics,
9. International Economics
10. State Finances
11. Statistical Methods
12. Transportation Economics
13. Behavioral Economics English I. Indian Sociological Thinkers,
2. Western Sociological Thought Affecting Indian Society,
3. Perspective to Social Science,
4. Social Exclusion & Social Inclusion,
5. Population Studies,
6. Sociology & Education,
7. Crime & Society, Political Sociology,
8. Industrial Sociology,
9. Social Problems in India, I 0. Sociology of Culture & Mass Media,
11. Sociology of Religion,
12. Social Stratification and Social Mobility, I 3. Sociology of tribal society,
14. Social Culture & Movement,
15. Social Change & Social Control,
16. Sociological Theory,
17. Modern Sociological Theory
1. Classical Literature,
2. Modern Literature,
3. Eastern Literature,
4. Western Literature,
5. Introduction to Film Studies,
6. Literary Criticism,
7. Modem European Drama,
8. Comparative Literature,
9. 20th Century Indian Writing
10. Indian Writing English, 11 . Anglo American Writing Form,
12. Oriental Modernism,
13. Introduction to Poetry & Related Literary Items 244 (79) Honors Courses Public Administration I. Central Administration
2. Rural-Urban Adminhtration
3. Development Administration
4. Public sector management in India
5. C itizens & Administration
6. Issues in Public Administration
7. State & District Administration
8. Politics of International Economic Relations Sociology l. Work & Economic Life,
2. Rural Society of India,
3. Urban Society oflndia,
4. Government and Political Powers & Wars,
5. Social Psychology, Women & Society,
6. Gender & Society,
7. Modem Sociological Theory Economics
1. Mathematical Methods of Economics,
2. Basic Econometrics
3. Industrial Economics
4. Financial Economics Agricultural Economics,
5. Environmental Economics
6. Economics of Health & Education
7. Rural Economics English
1. Literature & Gender,
2. Life Writing: Biographies & Memories,
3. Women Writing in 19th& 20th Century, and English Writing from Canada,
4. Australia & New Zealand Victorian & 20th Century Poetry,
5. Restoration of Romanticism,
6. Non-F iction Prose,
7. The Structure of Modem English
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:The scheme of Examinations, Evaluation and award of letter Grades are outlined in Ordinance no 28.
(9) General:ln all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. 244 (80) ORDINANCE NO: 31 Program structure of B.Com.
1. Title of Degree:The title of degree shall be Bachelor of Commerce-B.Com.
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course ofB.Com.shall be offered in the Faculty of Commerce
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4. APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course shall be of three year duration and shall be designated as Bachelor of Commerce.
(2) The Studies and examinations of the B.Com. Course shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student in the subjects as mentioned in the Ordinance. 5 ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS ( 1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of B.Com.Curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (f0+2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ International Board / University, with at least 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to B.Com. course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AICTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to B.Com. course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to betransferred during the first year under the scheme.
( 4) The University reserves the _right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his I her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct of case may be.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(1) The duration of the course shall be three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.Com. Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.
(4) At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar. - 244 (81)
7. EXAMINATIONS
(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if
(i) the attendance in the Lecture/Tutorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be determined by the Academic Council in the semester.
(ii) the performance in the tests during the Semester has been found to be unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory I practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests,with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) If a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he I she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
(c) A student securing less than a total of20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (permitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that ~~ . 244 (82)
(2) BASISOF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit,whereas two hours otcontact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. Thus, Credit = [L+ (T+P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
(c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she will be declared to have a back log in the subject.
( d) A Candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of B.Com. only when he I she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship.
10. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM
(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits as recommended in the curriculum by Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) ( 4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course)and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of n semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines. -- 244 (83)
(9) At the end of each semester, SOPA and COPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
( 10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 COP A.
(11 ) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the COPA earned in the course. The COPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.
11. TRANSCRIPT
12. The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SOPA and COPA of each semester and the final SOPA and COPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student. Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to B.Com. degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations / norms of the UOC or the concerned Statutory bodies
13. Program structure: TheB.Com. program is offered with main courses as Hindi,' English, Environmental Science, Finance, Accounting and various commerce subjects. The students can choose 6 elective courses from a pool of subjects. For the award of degree B.Com students will have to successfully complete a total of 24 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure.
(1) Compulsory Foundation Courses: Four courses (Hindi Language, English Language !, English Language - 11 and Environmental Science) are compulsory in semester-I,II,III and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Out these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as· compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -I, II, III and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University in view ofUOC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the faculty of Arts and Humanities as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculurn:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council. 244 (84)
(7) The program structure of the degree of B.Com. is mentioned below. B.Com.Program Program Structure Year II Ill } Semester-I
1.Compulsory Foundation Course- 1 -Hindi Language
2.Core Course-1:paper-l
3.Core Course-2: paper -I
4.Core Course-3: paper -I ': " Semester-Ill
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-3 - English Language-II
2. Core Course-1 : paper -111
3. Core Course-2: paper -Ill
4. Core Course-3: paper -Ill Semester:.v
1. Elective Foundation Course -1
2. Elective-I
3. Elective-II
4. Elective-Ill
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-2 - English Language-I
2.Core Course-1: paper -II
3.Core Course-2: paper -II
4.Core Course-3: paper -II Semester-IV
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-4: - Environmental Science
2. Core Course-1: paper -IV
3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper -IV
1. Elective Foundation Course -2
2. Elective-IV
3. Elective-V
4. Elective-VI Foundation Courses Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II English Language-II Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills Core Courses
1. Mathematics & statistics 7. Corporate Accounting-II
2. Financial Accounting-I 8. Fundamentals of Investment
3. Financial Accounting-II 9. Computerized Accounting System
4. Micro Economics-I 10. Principles of Management
5. Micro Economics-II 11. Cost Accounting
6. Corporate Accounting-I 12. Income Tax Law and Practice 244 (85) Elective Courses
1. Compensation Management 7. E-commerce
2. Business Data Processing 8. Management Accounting
3. International Business 9. Analytical Skills Building
4. Governance, Ethics & Social 10. Corporate Tax Planning Responsibility of Business 11. Auditing
5. Entrepreneurship and Small Business 12. Organizational Behavior
6. Statistical Methods in Research 13. Money & Banking
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades: The scheme of Examinations, Evaluatjon and award of letter Grades are outli ned in Ordinance no 28.
(9) General:ln all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. 244 (86) 0dl-a•I~ (jsj({µJ, ~ 27 ~ 2018 ORDINANCE NO: 32 Program structure of B.Com.(Hons.)
1. Title ofDegree:The title of degree shall be Bachelor of Commerce -B.Com. (Hons.)
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course of B.Com. (Hons.)shall be offered in the Faculty of Commerce.
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4. APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course shall be of three year duration and shall be designated as Bachelor of Commerce with Honors.
(2) The studies and examinations of these B.Com (Hons.) courses shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student.
5. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
(1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of BCom.(Hons) curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination'(10+2 examination) from a recognized State I National/ International Board / University, with at least 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to B.Com. (Hons) course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AICTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to B.Com.(Hons) course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities subject to the condition that he was pursuing Honors course. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to be transferredduring the first year under the scheme.
( 4) The University reserves the 'right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(1) The duration of the course shall be of three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.Com. (Hons) Course shall be five ·years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.
( 4) At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar. - 244 (87)
7. EXAMINATIONS ( 1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student' s performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/ Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if
(i) the attendance in the Lecture/Tutorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be determined by the Academic Council in the semester.
(ii) the performance in the tests during the Semester has been found to be unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory I practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests,with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) If a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he / she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
(c) A student securing less than a total of 20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (permitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that subject.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit, whereas two hours ofContact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equalto one credit. 244 (88) mdh:-1•1~~. ~ 21~2018 Thus, Credit= [L+ (T+P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
(c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she will be declared to have a back log in the subject.
(d) A Candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of B.Com.(Hons) only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship.
10. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM
(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits asrecommended in the curriculum by Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
(4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course)and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of n semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA.
( 11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.
11. TRANSCRIPT 244 (89) The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final SGPA and CGPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.
12. Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to B.Com.(Hons) degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations / norms of the UGC or the concerned Statutory bodies
13. Program structure:The B.Com. (Hons) program is offered with main courses as Hindi, English, Environmental Science, Finance, Accounting and various commerce subjects. The students can choose 6 elective courses from a pool of subjects. Further for B.Com. (Hons) degree, students will have to choose and complete 4 more courses shown as Honors courses. For the award of degree B.Com (Hons)) students will have to successfully complete a total of 28 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure.
(1) Compulsory Foundation Courses :Four courses (Hindi Language, English Language-I, English Language - II and Environmental Science) are compulsory in semester-1,ll,lll and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Outof these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -I, II, III and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University in view of UGC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the faculty of Arts and Humanities as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculum:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council.
(7) The program structure of the degree ofB.Com. (Hons)is mentioned below. B.Com(Hons) Program - 244 (90) 3dltt•I~ (~. ~ 27 lffii 2018 Program Structure = Year Semesteijt Semester,.11
1.Compulsory Foundation Course- 1 -Hindi Language
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-2 - English Language-I
2.Core Course-1 : paper -II
3.Core Course-2: paper -11
4.Core Course-3: paper -11
2.Core Course-1 :paper-I
3.Core Course-2: paper -1
4.Core Course-3: paper -I Semester:-IU "' Semester-IV
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-3 1.Compulsory Foundation Course-4: - English Language-II - Environmental Science
2. Core Course-1 : paper -111 2. Core Course-1 : paper -IV n 3. Core Course-2: paper -Ill 3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper-Ill 4. Core Course-3: paper -IV
5. Honors Course I 5. Honors Course II Semester-V Semester-Vt· · =~
1. Elective Foundation Course -1 1. Elective Foundation Course -2
2. Elective-I 2. Elective-IV IJI 3. Elective-II 3. Elective-V
4. Elective-Ill 4. Elective-VI
5. Honors Course Ill 5. Honors Course IV B.Com.(Hons.) Foundation Courses Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II English Language-II Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills Core Courses
1. Mathematics & statistics 7. Corporate Accounting-II
2. Financial Accounting-I 8. Fundamentals of Investment
3. Financial Accounting-II 9. Computerized Accounting System 4 . Micro Economics-I 10. Principles of Management s. Micro Economics-II 11. Cost Accounting
6. Corporate Accounting-I 12. Income Tax Law and Practice Elective Courses
1. Compensation Management
2. Business Data Processing
3. International Business
4. Governance, Ethics & Social Responsibility of Business
5. Entrepreneurship and Small Business
6. Statistical Methods in Research
7. E-commerce
8. Management Accounting
9. Analytical Skills Building
10. Corporate Tax Planning
11. Auditing
12. Organizational Behavior
13. Money & Banking Honors Courses
1. Financial Management 4. Investment Analysis & Security Analysis
2. Financial Markets, Institutions and 5. Indian Tax Structure Financial Services 6. International Accounting
3. Tax Planning & Procedure 7. Tax Planning & Investment 244 (91)
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades: The scheme of Examinations, Evaluation and award of letter Grades are outlined in Ordinance no 28.
(9) General: In all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. 244 (92) ORDINANCE NO: 33 Program structure of B.Sc. l. Title of Degree:The title of degree shall be Bachelor of Science-B.Sc.
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course of B.Sc.shall be offered in the Faculty of Science & Technology.
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4.APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course shall be of three year duration and shall be designated as Bachelor of Science.
(2) The studies and examinations of these B.Sc. courses shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student.
5.ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS ( 1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of B.Sc. curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ International Board / University, with at least of 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to B.Sc. course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AICTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to B.Sc. course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to be transferred during the first year under the scheme.
(4) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her s_tudies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(1) The duration of the course shall be three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.Sc.Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.
(4) At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar. 244 (93)
7. EXAMINATIONS ( I) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a)
(b)
(i) (i i) Disciplinary action taken against the student. On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if the attendance in the Lecture/Tutorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be determined by the Academic Council in the semester. the performance in the tests during the Semester has been found to be unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests,with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) If a candidate has passed a semester exam ination in full he / she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The· maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
(c) A student securing less than a total of20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (permitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that subject.
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit, whereas two hours of Contact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. 244 (94) Thus, Credit = [L+ (T+P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
(c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she will be declared to have a back log in the subject.
(d) A Candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of B.Sc. only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship. IO.CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM
(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits as recommended in the curriculum by Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations ofUGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
(4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject.
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course)and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of n semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA.
(11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council. md'l<t-1•1~ ~. ~ 211:rfif 201s 244 (95)
11. TRANSCRIPf The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final SGPA and CGPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.
12. Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to B.Sc. degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations I nonns of the UGC or the concerned Statutory bodies
13. Program structure:The B. Sc. program is offered with main courses as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics. The students can choose any combination of three subjects from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics in their program of study for B.Sc. For the award of degree B.Sc. students will have to successfully complete a total of 24 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure.
(1) Compulsory Foundation Courses :Four courses (llindi Language, English Language-I, English. Language - II and Environmental Science ) are compulsory in semester-1,If,Ill and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Out these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -1, II, ill and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University in view of UGC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the facul ty of Arts and Humanities as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculum:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council.
(7) The program structure of the degree of B.Sc.is mentioned below with courses as (Physics, chemistry, Mathematics and Electronics). B.Sc. Program -(Physics, chemistry, Mathematics and Electronics). 244 (96) Program Structure Year Semester-I Semester-II
1.Compulsory Foundation Course- 1 1.Compulsory Foundation Course-2 I -Hindi Language - English Language-I
2.Core Course-1:paper-l 2.Core Course-1 : paper-II
3.Core Course-2: paper -I 3.Core Course-2: paper -II
4.Core Course-3: paper -I 4.Core Course-3: paper -II Semester-Ill Semester-IV
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-3 1.Compulsory Foundation Course-4: - English Language-II - Environmental Science
2. Core Course-1 : paper-Ill 2. Core Course-1 : paper -IV II 3. Core Course-2: paper -Ill 3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper -Ill 4 . Core Course-3: paper -IV Semester-V Semester-VI
1. Elective Foundation Course -1 1. Elective Foundation Course -2
2.Elective-I 2. Elective-IV Ill 3. Elective-II 3. Elective-V
4. Elective-Ill 4. Elective-VI (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Electronics) Foundation Courses Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II English Language-II Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills Core Courses Physics Chemistry
1. Paper+ Heat and Thermodynamics 1. Paper+ Basics of Chemistry
2. Paper-II- Waves and Light 2. Paper-II- Physical Chemistry
3. Paper-Ill- Electromagnetic waves & 3. Paper-Il l- Inorganic Chemistry Quantum Mechanics 4. Paper-IV- Organic Chemistry
4. Paper-IV- Mathematical Methods of physics Mathematics Electronics
1. Paper-I- Vector Algebra 1. Paper-I- Basic Electronics
2. Paper-II- Differential Calculus-I 2. Paper-II- Semiconductor Devices &
3. Paper-Ill- Integral Calculus-I Applications
4. Paper-IV- Ordinary Differential Equations-I 3. Paper-Ill- Semiconductor Physics
4. Paper-IV- Electronic Measurements Elective Courses
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8. 244 (97) Physics Chemistry Classical Mechanics 1. Analytical Chemistry Solid State Physics 2. Physical Chemistry - A Molecular Approach Modern Physics 3. Industrial Aspects of organic & inorganic Statistical Physics chemistry Basic Elect rical & Electronics 4. Co-ordinat ion Chemistry Fluid Mechanics 5. Quantum Chemistry Mechanics of Rigid Body 6. Chemical Kinemat ics Modern Physics Theory 7. Environmental Chemistry
8. Modern physical Chemist ry Theory Mathematics Electronics Operations Research 1. Signal &System Real Analysis 2. Analog Elect ronic Ci rcuit Complex Analysis 3. Digital Electronic circuit Differential Calculus-II 4. Analog Communication Integral Calculus-II 5. Digital Communicat ion Different ial Geometry and Tensor Analysis 6. Image Processing Mathematical Modeling I 7. Power Electronics Vector analysis and Geometry 8. Optical Fiber Communication
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:The scheme of Examinations, Evaluation and award of letter Grades are outlined in Ordinance no
28.
(9) General: In all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. -- -- 244 (98) ., ORDINANCE NO: 34 Program structure ofB.Sc.(Hons.)
1. Title ofDegree:The title of degree shall be Bachelor of Arts -B.Sc. (Hons.)
2. Faculty: This undergraduate course of B.Sc.(Hons.)shall be offered in the Faculty of Science & Technology.
3. Academic Year: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.
4. APPLICABILITY
(1) The Undergraduate degree Course shall be of three year duration and shall be designated as Bachelor of Science with Honors.
(2) The studies and examinations of these B.Sc.(Hons.) courses shall be on the basis of Grades and Credits earned by the student.
5.ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS
(1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of BSc(Hons) curriculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination(] 0+2 examination) from a recognized State I National/ International Board I University, with at least 40% marks or as may be fixed by the Academic Council.
(2) Admission to B.Sc. (Hons) course shall be offered at the beginning of each semester or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC, AICTE and the State Government.
(3) The University may admit a student to B.Sc. (Hons) course on transfer from other Institutes /Universities subject to the condition that he was pursuing Honors course. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to be transferredduring the first year under the scheme. · ( 4) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct or as the case may be.
6. DURATION OF THE COURSE
(l) The duration of the course shall be of three years divided into six semesters.
(2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning of each year.
(3) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of B.Sc. (Hons) Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.
(4) At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar. 244 (99)
7. EXAMINATIONS
(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress of the student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student 's perfonnance during the programme of study.
(2) The detailed exami nation scheme for End semester Examination as well as Progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the Academic Council in this regard.
(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons:
(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student.
(b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if
(i) the attendance in the Lectureffutorial/Practical classes is below 75% or as may be detennined by the Academic Council in the semester.
( ii) the performance in the tests during the Semester has been found to be unsatisfactory.
(4) The University shall conduct full examination at the end of each semester for the regular students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory I practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination.
(5) The Instructor may conduct the makeup examination for the students who have missed or failed in the tests, with the approval of the Vice Chancellor.
(6) [f a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he / she will NOT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or any other purpose.
8. EVALUATION (ASSESSMENT) OF PERFORMANCE
(1) BASIS OF MARKS
(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of End Semester Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme declared by the Academic Council.
(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.
(c) A student securing less than a total of20 points (marks) in two tests in any subject may not be allowed (permitted) to appear in the End Semester Examination of that subject. 244 (100)
(2) BASIS OF CREDITS
(a) To calculate credit in a subject, One hour of contact in lecture (L) shall be of one credit, whereas two hours of Contact in tutorial (T) and / or practical (P) shall be equal to one credit. Thus, Credit = [L+ (T +P)/2], Credit in a subject shall be whole number not fractional number.
(b) A Candidate shall earn the credits allotted in a subject in a semester after successfully completing the subject and receiving valid grade only.
( c) If a student has not received a valid grade in a subject, he/she wi II be declared to have a back log in the subject.
(d) A Candidate shall be eligible for the award of degree of B.Sc.(Hons) only when he / she earns all the credits allotted to the course in which he /she has taken admission.
9. ATTENDANCE Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study.However Vice Chancellor shall be empowered to relax 15% of the attendance in case of genuine hardship.
10.CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM (I) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits as recommended in the curriculum by Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester.
(2) Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awardedto a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation.
(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade Points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) ( 4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject.
(5) A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least "P", meaning pass in the subject).
(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have fai led in that subject (course) and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.
(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGPA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end ofn semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.
(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.
(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA. 3dl~,,~m. ~21~201s 244 (101)
(11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGPA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.
11. TRANSCRIPT The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of a ll the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, SGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final SGPA and CGPA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.
12. Notwithstanding the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to B.Sc.(Hons) degree shall conform, to the standard set by the relevant regulations / norms of the UGC or the·concerned Statutory bodies
13. Program structure:The B.Sc. (Hons) program is offered with main courses as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,Electronics.The students can choose any combination of three subjects from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics in their program of study for B.Sc. (Hons). Further for B.Sc. (Hons) degree, student will have to choose one subject from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics and complete 4 more courses shown as Honors courses in that chosen subject to complete a total of 28 subjects. .for the award of degree B.Sc. (Hons)) students will have to successfully complete a total of 28 subjects as shown in the program structure. The subjects in each semester must be chosen as shown in the program structure.
(1) Compulsory Foundation Courses :Four courses (Hindi Language, English Language-I, English Language - II and Environmental Science) are compulsory in semester-I,II,III and IV respectively.
(2) Elective Foundation Course: There are elective courses (Computer Application-I, Computer Application-II, Personality Development, Soft Skills etc).Out of these two courses must be taken by the students in semester-V and VI respectively.
(3) Core Courses: There are four courses set in the group English, Economics, Public Administration and Sociology. Out of this, three courses shall be chosen as compulsory core courses. Each core course has one paper in semester -I, II, III and IV respectively.
(4) Elective Courses: The student has to choose three elective courses in the semester V and VI respectively out of a pool of elective courses prescribed by the University in view of UGC choice based credit system.
(5) The University reserves the right to introduce more courses from the faculty of Science &Technology as prescribed in the ordinance number- 4 of the University. The University may introduce more elective courses considering need of the students.
(6) Design of the curriculum:The curriculum shall be decided by the Board of Studies of the. concerned subject and will be approved by the Academic Council.
(7) The program structure of the degree of B.Sc. (Hons)is mentioned below with courses as (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics). 244(102) B.Sc.(Hons.)Program - (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics) Year II I.II Semester-I -= ~
1.Compulsory Foundation Course- 1 -Hindi Language
2.Core Course-1 :paper-I
3.Core Course-2: paper -I
4.Core Course-3: paper -1 Semester-Ill
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-3 - English Language-II
2. Core Course-1 : paper -Ill
3. Core Course-2: paper -Ill 4 . Core Course-3: paper -Ill
5. Honors Course I Semester-V
1. Elective Foundation Course -1
2. Elective-I
3. Elective-II
4. Elective-Ill
5. Honors Course Ill Semester-II
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-2 - English Language-I
2.Core Course-1: paper -II
3.Core Course-2: paper -II
4.Core Course-3: paper -II · Semester-IV
1.Compulsory Foundation Course-4: - Environmental Science
2. Core Course-1 : paper -IV
3. Core Course-2: paper -IV
4. Core Course-3: paper -IV
5. Honors Course II Semester-Vi
1. Elective Foundation Course -2
2. Elective-IV
3. Elective-V
4. Elective-VI
5. Honors Course IV Choice Based Credit System -B.Sc. {Honors.) (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Electronics) Foundation Courses Compulsory Foundation Courses Elective Foundation Courses Hindi Language-I Computer Application-I English Language-I Computer Application-II English Language-II Personality Development Environmental Science Soft Skills Core Courses Physics Chemistry
1. Paper+ Heat and Thermodynamics 1. Paper+ Basics of Chemistry
2. Paper-II- Waves and Light 2. Paper-II- Physical Chemistry
3. Paper-Ill- Electromagnetic waves & 3. Paper-Ill- Inorganic Chemistry Quantum Mechanics 4. Paper-IV- Organic Chemistry
4. Paper-IV- Mathematical Methods of physics 244 (103) Mathematics Electronics
1. Paper-I- Vector Algebra 1. Paper-I- Basic Electronics
2. Paper-II- Differential Calculus-I 2. Paper-II- Semiconductor Devices &
3. Paper-Ill- Integral Calculus-I Applications
4. Paper-IV- Ordinary Differential Equations-I 3. Paper-Ill- Semiconductor Physics
4. Paper-IV- Electronic Measurements Elective Courses Physics Chemistry
1. Classical Mechanics 1. Analytical Chemistry
2. Solid State Physics 2. Physical Chemistry - A Molecular Approach
3. Modern Physics 3. Industrial Aspects of organic & inorganic
4. Statistical Physics chemist ry
5. Basic Electrical & Electronics 4. Co-ordination Chemistry
6. Fluid Mechanics 5. Quantum Chemistry
7. Mechanics of Rigid Body 6. Chemical Kinematics
8. Modern Physics Theory 7. Environmental Chemistry
8. Modern physical Chemistry Theory Mathematics Electronics
1. Operations Research 1. Signal &System
2. Real Analysis 2. Analog Electronic Circuit
3. Complex Analysis 3. Digital Electronic circuit
4. Differential Calculus-II 4. Analog Communication
5. Integral Calculus-II 5. Digital Communication
6. Differential Geometry and Tensor Analysis 6. Image Processing
7. Mathematical Modeling I 7. Power Electronics
8. Vector analysis and Geometry 8. Optical Fiber Communication Honors Courses Physics Chemistry
1. Basics of Crystallography 1. Spectroscopy
2. Basics of Materials Science 2. Stereo Chemistry
3. Spectroscopy 3. Organic Reaction Mechanism
4. Principles of Luminescence 4. Mathematics for Chemists
5. Vibrations and Waves s. Bio-molecules, Polymers and Drugs
6. Electrodynamics 6. Medical Chemistry Mathematics Electronics
1. Modern Algebra 1. Microwave Engineering
2. Analytical Geometry of 3-D 2. Satellite communication
3. Linear Programming 3. Digital Signal Processing
4. Application of mathematics in finance and 4 . Mobile Communication insurance. 5. Microprocessors
5. Optimization Engineering 6. Microcontrollers
6. Number Theory and Cryptography 244 ( 104)
(8) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades: The scheme of Examinations, Evaluation and award of letter Grades are outlined in Ordinance no 28.
(9) General: In all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. ICFAI University, Raipur Statute No. 3 (Amendment) The Statute No.3 of first Statute of the ICFAI University is amended as under:- "the Council of Chartered Financial Analysts and" be deleted from the Para 10(c) of the Statute No. 3. 244 (105) - ------ Notification-ICFAI University Ordinance and Statutes-dated 27-03-2018 (1) Notification-ICFAI University Ordinance and Statutes-dated 27-03-2018 (2)