97 Ordinance No.22 M.Phil I. Persons holding second class Mater's Degree. or any other degree of the University or any other University/Institute recognized as equivalent to the master's degree or this University, shall be eligible for the 'admission to M.Phil. Class.
Provided that the condition of second class at Masters of equivalent degree shall not be applicable for college/University Teachers/Research Officers having atleast seven years service.
Provided also that a candidate may be admitted in the subject in which he/she holds the Master's degree or in an allied subject.
2. In each of the University Teaching Department conducting M.Phil. courses the dopartmental staff Council shall act as the M.Phil committee. M.Phil courses will be conducted in UTD only.
3. M.Phil courses will be conducted in University Teaching Department.
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4. In the centre for M.Phil., studies, the M.Phil, committee shall consists of the.following members.
Kulapati or his Nominee — Chairman Dean /Senior most teacher of the Faculty- Members.
Chairman, Board of Studies — Members.
Two experts to be nominated by kulapati — Members.
Coordinator of the centre M.Phil Studies — Member (Secretary)
5. The M.Phil. committee shall perform the following functions:
To recommend names of students for admission to the course.
To draw the draft syllabus for M.Phil. course to be place before the Board of Studies for its . .
LUIbLJC ILR) I 'LIEU LLj)j.JEt.fltEE. IUL\ I 15 I L8.11k.i lu LL IL 11,4.1%.1 iUt wai-ip? II ) programme, joint meeting of the M.Phil committee of the concerned School of Studies may be held for the formulation of inter-disciplinary M.Phil. Course.
To recommend names of Guide for dissertation of M.Phil. Candidates and assign topics for dissertation.
To organize seminars, tests, group discussions etc.
(e) To nominate the committee for the valuation of seminars, consisting of the supervisor and two other teaChers of the department.
Ordinance No: 22 93 (I) Any other functions assigned to it by the kulapati.
The applications for the admission to M.Phil. courses shall, be made on prescribed form obtainable from the office of the University on payment of the prescribed fees, normally by the July 15th every year.
The M.Phil course shall consist of one academic session and shall be divided into two semesters.
First semester shall normally start from I' January, every year. The examination shall be held at the end of each semester on the dates notified by the University.
Total number of seats for M.Phil. course in each UTD shall be determined by the University.
Broad allocation of seats shall be as follows:
(a) 50% of the total seats shall be allocated to the Master's degree holders of the Raja Mansingh Tomar Music & Arts University .
(b) 25% of the seats shall be allocated for the Master's degree holders of the other Universities of Madhya Pradesh. ft,
(c) 25% seats shall be allocated for the Masters degree holders of the Universities of other states.
Provided that 20% seats shall be reserved for the Teacher Candidate. Provided also that the SC/ST and handicapped candidates shall be given advantage.of the 5% in the. Index prepared for admission of the candidate.
The first semestei shall consist of one compulsory course and an elective course, each of 125 marks of which 100 marks shall be of UniverSity examination and 25 marks of internal assessment. The internal assessment shall consist of a seminar of 15 marks and a test of 10 marks.
The Second semester shall consist of one elective course of 125 marks, of which 100 marks shall be for University examination and 25 marks of internal assessment. The internal assessment shall comprise a seminar of 15 marks and a test of 10 marks.
I I. In Second Semester the candidate is also required to submit a M.Phil. dissertation on the topic allotted to him by the M.Phil. committee. The evaluation of M.Phil. dissertation will be done in two.parts.
(a) INTERNAL EVALUATION : The internal evaluation of dissertation will be done on the basis of the seminar, of 25 marks, based on the topic of dissertation.
(b) EXTERNAL EVALUATION: For external evaluation, three copies of the dissertation (Printed or type written) shall be submitted to the University by the candidate through the Supervisor of the candidate .
and the Head of the department/coordinator of the centre of M.Phil. 'studies, within one month from the last date of the University on the basis of recommendation of guide and Head/Coordinator, grant the extension of Ordinance No: 22 94 two months for the submission of dissertation on the payment of prescribed late fees. After receiving the report from external examiner the open viva-voce examination will be jointly. Any person from the audience will be allowed to ask question only through external/internal examiner. In external evaluation the dissertation shall either be accepted or rejected. No marks shall be awarded (qualitative evaluation) •
Provided that not more than three dissertation shall sent to one external examiner. •
12. The seminar for all the courses and dissertation shall have the following pattern of evaluation: •
(a) 60% marks or the Seminar are allocated for the delivery and performance •
(b) 40% marks of the seminar are allocated for the manuscript of the seminar to be submitted to the teacher of the course/guide of the dissertation. The three typed copies of the manusCript of each seminar is to be submitted (one, for the candidates, one for the supervisor snad one for departmental library for record)
(c) The seminar will be evaluated by the committee constituted by the Head of the Department/coordinator centre for M.Phil. studies.
13. A candidate shall be allowed to take the University examinationof second semester only when he has secured 30% marks in the internal assessment and secures an aggregate of 50% in each of the courses including assessment. In case a candidate fails to secure the required•percentage in of the course he/she shall.
be given one chance to clear the course along with the course of the subsequent semester.
1111 Provided that a candidates whose dissertation is not accepted shall also be given one chance to re:submit his modified dissertation not before six months and later than one year from the declaration of second .
semester examination result.
14. A candidate failing in the University examinations of both the courses in the first semester but has 0 cleared in the.internal assessment. Shall be given one chance to pass the subsequent UniVersity examination of the first semester as ex-student.
I canumic fallow in the Universit) examination of the course 01 tile SeCOMI SeilleSter anti iliSnier dissertation is also not approved, but has cleared in the internal assessment, shall be given one chance to pass the subsequent University examination of the second Semester asan ex-student.
A regular candidate of M.Phil. class shall not be permitted to join any other full time course of studies or to appear at any other examination conducted by the• University or any other body except a diploma/certificate course of languages or a computer course or any certificate diploma run by this university.
The schedule of examination of first and second semester are given in the appendix one.
Ordinance No: 22 95 APPENDIX ONE- SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATION FIRST SEMESTER • Compulsory course : One : 100 Marks.
Compulsory/Optional : One: 100 Marks.
Internal assessment in each course : 25 Marks ( 15 marks seminar &.I 0 marks test) Total marks in 1 51 semester: 250 Marks • SECOND SEMESTER Optional course: One: 100 Marks.
Seminar on the topic : One : 15 Marks.
Internal assessment in the optional course : 25 Marks.
(15 marks seminar and 10 Marks test) Seminar on the topic of dissertation: 25 Marks (15 marks (Internal evaluation of dissertation) for delivery & 10 marks for manuscript) 5 External evaluation of dissertation : Accepted/Rejection (No marks) Total marks in second semester : 150 marks X.
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