COLLEGE PROFILED.A.V. PG College Karnal, is known for providing overall development to the students. Establishedin 1974, it has now become one of the premier institutions of Haryana. It was established to cater tothe needs of underprivileged sections of society like rural, semi urban & urban areas. Gradually, ithas carved a niche for itself as one the finest institutions with quality educationThere were nearly 272 students in the beginning with just two faculties Arts and Commerce. But nowthe college has 2700 students (600 girls) on its roll with multi-disciplinary and multi dimensionalfaculties with vocational courses. There are ten under graduate courses such as B.Com (General),B.Com (Hons.) B.Com (Computer Application) and B.Com (Tax Procedure & Practice), B.A.,BCA, BMC, B.Sc. (Comp. Sc.) B.Sc. (Non medical) and BBA. The college has now six Post GraduateCourses like M.A. (English), M.Com, M.A. (Economics), M.Sc (Maths), M.Sc (Geography),PGDCA. The College has been assessed and accredited by NAAC (U.G.C) with B+ Grade with 79%score. SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS More than 204 students are already placed in highly reputed firms like IBM, Birla Sun Life, TCS etc. (infosys) Students have bagged Ninety top positions in Kurukshetra University Merit List during the last decade. HIGHLIGHTS Photostate machine for the students at subsidised rates in the Library. Fully Computerised Library with bio metric system. College has a newly constructed Post-Graduate block. It has a double storey building with grassy lawns and play grounds. College has conference hall with audio visual aids, computerised library with internet and delnet facilities. Six Air conditioned computer labs equipped with latest techniques. Three generators of 82 KV, 62KV, 20 KV and three sub-mersible tubewells capable of meeting the demands of the entire college. Indoor sports stadium comprising badminton, basketball, table tennis courts & a gym being built at a cost of about Rs. 1 crore. EPBAX Close Circuit Cameras Smart class room equipped with smart board visualiser, Podium Eight Projectors in Geography Lab, Physics Lab, Computer room and Library
REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS Most of our students attained more than 70% marks this year. Komal got 7th position in M.A. (Eco.) (Semester II) in KUK. Noneet Verma got 4th position & Pinki got 9th position in IIIrd semester. Noneet Verma got Ist prize in Essay Writing Competition organized by KVA DAV College, Karnal on 27 Sept. 2014. BMC student Ajay Sharma got placement in News paper Dainik Savera. Sunil Kumar was selected as editor on Channel Max. Satish got 2nd prize in Skt. Shalokocharan competition in Inter State Comp. organized by Khalsa College, Karnal. Aman & Raman of our college got selected in Inter-university Volley ball championship. Aman got 1st position in all India University Volley ball tournament & also got 3rd position in senior state championship. Aman Malik (BA IInd) got 2nd position in Inter university cricket championship & participated in all India university Championship. Deksha (BA I) got IIIrd position in Inter college boxing championship & selected in Inter university boxing camp. Pooja (BA II) got IIIrd position in All India University Kayaking tournament. Amarjeet was selected in Volleyball national games. Aman & Raman got selected in Fedration Volleyball championship. Amarjeet & Aman got Ist position in Youth State Volleyball Championship held at Bhiwani. Raman & Aman got selected in Senior National Volleyball championship 2014-15. Our students got IInd prize in one act play, Mime, Haryanvi skit in Zonal Youth Festival. Our student Veena was declared the Best Actress in Ratnavali held at KUK on 27-30 Oct. 2014. Our students got IInd prize in one act play & IInd prize in Haryanvi skit in open youth festival held on 29-30 Oct. 2014 at KUK.
D.A.V (P.G.) College, Karnal COURSES UNDER-GRADUATE COURSESB.Com. (Honours) B.Com. (General)B.Com. (Tax Procedure & Practices) B.Com. (Computer Application)B.A. Geography Psychology EconomicsPol. Science History Rural IndustrialisationSanskrit Hindi MathematicsComputer ScienceB.Sc. Computer Science (Mathematics, Physics)B.Sc. Non-Medical (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) PROFESSIONAL COURSES1. BMC (B.A. with Mass Communication) 2. B.B.A.3. B.C.A. 4. PGDCA1. M.Com. POST-GRADUATE COURSES3. M.A. (English)5. M.Sc. (Geography) 2. M.A. (Economics) 4. M.Sc. (Mathematics) 6. PGDCA ADD-ON COURSE Certificate / Diploma / Advanced Diploma in Tax Procedure CAMPUS PLACEMENTSESSION COMPANIES NUMBER OF STUDENTS2006-072007-08 IBM, Daksh 152008-09 IBM, Daksh 772009-102010-11 Birla Sunlife, IGate, TCS2011-122012-13 IBM, Daksh 132013-142014-15 IBM, Daksh 05 IBM, Daksh, ICICI etc. 10 IBM Daksh etc. 15 IBM Daksh, HDFC Life, Aspiring Mind 41 IBM Daksh, HDFC Life, Aspiring Mind 25 Infosys Tech Mahindra etc. 03 Grand Total 204 College provides 4 months training in personality development and communication skill by qualified trainer to all the Final Year Students.Admission forms can also be down loaded from the site www.davcollegekarnal.com. Dulyfilled forms can be submitted at the college counter along with the cost of the prospectus.
ADMISSION SCHEDULE (SESSION 2015-2016)Normal Admission without Late fee 01.07.2015 to 14.07.2015 for UG Classes 01.07.2015 to 21.07.2015 for PG ClassesLate admission with a late fee of Rs. 100/-per 15.07.2015 to 23.07.2015 for UG Classesstudent with the permission of the Principal 22.07.2015 to 29.07.2015 for PG ClassesLate admissions with Principal's permission and 24.07.2015 to 31.07.2015 for UG Classeswith additional late fee of Rs. 100/- per 30.07.2015 to 06.08.2015 for PG Classesday per student1. Last date of receipt of Forms 30.06.2015 upto 4 p.m.2. Display of First Merit List of Admission 04.07.20153. Display of Second Merit List of Admission 08.07.20154. Display of Third and Final Merit List of Admission 13.07.20155. Commencement of classes 15.07.2015 for UG 22.07.2015 for PGNOTE:-1. Any vacant seat shall be filled on merit.2. No admission shall be allowed after 31st October, 2015.3. Admission will be made strictly on merit basis.4. No separate intimation will be sent to the students. They will be responsible for checking of Merit List, displayed on the Notice Board on dates specified for admission.5. If any student whose name appears on the Merit List fails to deposit his/her fee for admission he/she would not be reconsidered in any case.6. No admission to Failed Candidates.7. Latest schedule can also be download from KUK website. PRINCIPAL Provisional admission will be open to our own students in B.C.A./BMC/B.Sc./B.Com. Part II and III and M.A. (Final), M.Sc. (Final) & M.Com. (Final) On declaration of the result if the student fails, his/her provisional admission will stand cancelled abinitio. The college reserves the right to refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any reason \"PLACE OF LITIGATION WITH UNIVERSITY\"\"All legal disputes relating to examination/admission of students will be subject to Kurukshetra Court orCourts having jurisdiction in Kurukshetra\". \"PLACE OF LITIGATION WITH COLLEGE\" \"All legal disputes relating to examination/admission of students will be subject to Karnal Court or Courts having jurisdiction in Karnal\".
The College is proud to have a gallaxy of committed, skilled, devoted and dynamic teachers.Principal Dr. Y.P. Sharma M.Com., Ph.D, L.L.B FACULTY (2014-15)DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT1. Dr. Y.P. Sharma M.Com., Ph.D, L.L.B2. Prof. S.C. Garg M.Com.3. Dr. Lovenish M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil, Ph.D4. Prof. Anshu Gupta M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil5. Prof. Vinny Mittal M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil6. Prof. Mamta Kamboj M.B.E., M.Phi, M. Com.7. Prof. Pooja Bhutani M.Com.8. Prof. Deepika Dutta M.Com., MBA9. Prof. Richa M.Com., M.B.A.10. Prof. Swasti M.Com., M.Phil.11. Prof. Monika Bansal M.B.A., M.Com.12. Prof. Sonam Sharma M.Com.13. Prof. Kritika Gupta M.B.A., M.Com.14. Prof. Deepika Kathuria M.Com.15. Prof. Ena Gupta M.Com.16. Prof. Geeta M.Com.17. Prof. Sarika M.Com., MBA18. Prof. Sugam Gupta M.Com.19. Prof. Divya M.Com.20. Prof. Anju Sharma M.Com., MBA21. Prof. Rekha Chauhan M.Com, M.Phil.GUEST FACULTY1. Dr. S.C.Daver Professor, Dept. of Commerce, K.U.K.2. Dr. Shashi Anand Rtd. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, K.U.K.3. Dr. Hawa Singh Rtd. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, K.U.K.4. Dr. Narender Singh Professor, Dept. of Commerce, K.U.K.5. Prof. Pooja M.A.6. Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Rani Professor, Dept. of Commerce, K.U.K.DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH1. Prof. A.K. Puri M.A., M.Phil2. Dr. Rajesh Sharma M.A., Ph.D.3. Dr. Seema Sharma M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.4. Prof. Poonam Verma M.A., M.Phil5. Prof. Pooja Rajput M.A.6. Prof. Shikha Sandhu M.A.7. Prof. Mamta M.A.GUEST FACULTY1. Dr. Sunita Siroha Chairperson, Dept. of English K.U.K.2. Dr. Brajesh Sawhney Professor, Dept. Of English K.U.K.
3. Dr. Dinesh Kumar Professor, Dept. Of English K.U.K.4. Dr. K.K. Kathuria Professor, Dept. Of English K.U.K.5. Dr. Subhash Sharma Associate Prof. MDUs Regional Centre, RewariDEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS & RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION1. Dr. S.K. Sindhi M.A., M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.2. Dr. Meenakshi M.A., Ph.D.3. Prof. Nisha M.A.4. Prof. Aastha M.A.5. Prof. Rajni M.A.DEPARTMENT OF HINDI M.A. (Hindi, Sanskrit) M.Phil, Ph.D. M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.1. Dr. Sanjay Jain M.A.2. Dr. Ritu3. Prof. Anju KambojDEPARTMENT OF SANSKRITDr. (Mrs.) Rajya Shree M.A., Ph.D.DEPARTMENT OF HISTORYProf. Sulochna Nain M.A., M.PhilDEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS1. Dr. S.B. Bhatt M.Sc., Ph.D.2. Prof. Rama Garg M.Sc., M.Phil, PGDCA3. Prof. Jyoti Madan M.Sc.4. Prof. Sumit Goel M.Sc.5. Prof. Seema M.Sc.6. Prof. Rajni Sharma M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil7. Prof. Vandana M.Sc.8. Prof. Rajni Bansal M.Sc.9. Prof. Amresh Kumar M.Sc.10. Prof. Atika M.Sc.DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS1. Dr. S.B. Bhatt Incharge2. Dr. Shivani Dewan M.C.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.3. Dr. Amrish Agarwal M.C.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.4. Prof. Anita Sharma M.C.A., M.Phil5. Prof. Amita Chopra M.C.A., M.Phil6. Prof. Nitika Grover M.Sc., M.Phil, M.A.(Edu.)7. Prof. Meenakshi Gautam M.C.A., M.Phil8. Prof. Shaila Sharma MCA9. Prof. Priyanka M.Sc., M.Tech.10. Prof. Gyatika M.Sc., (C.S.) Pursuing MCA11. Prof. Suman MCA12. Prof. Kanika B.Tech., M.Tech.DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE1. Dr. B.K.Kaushik M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.2. Prof. Balram Sharma M.A., M.Ed., M.PhilDEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY M.Sc., M.Phil. M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.1. Prof. Dharampal Singh M.Sc., M.Phil.2. Dr. Bhim Singh M.Sc.3. Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sharma M.Sc.4. Prof. Padma Batra5. Prof. Simrandeep Kaur M.Sc., B.Ed.6. Prof. Nupur Sharma
DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION1. Dr. Rajesh Sharma Incharge2. Prof. Sandeep Joshi M.A. (Hindi)3. Sakshi M.Sc. (Mass. Comm.)4. Sandeep M.A. (Mass Comm.) Post Graduate Diploma in Graphic & AnimationDEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY1. Prof. Sanjeev Kumari M.A., M.Phil2. Prof. Poonam Panchal M.A.DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS1. Prof. Shikha M.Sc.2. Prof. Ruchi Sharma M.Sc.3. Prof. Sonu M.Sc.4. Prof. Rupa M.Sc.5. Prof. Rimple M.Sc.DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY1. Prof. Shivani M.Sc.2. Prof. Sonam Sharma M.Sc.3. Prof. Manila M.Sc.DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONProf. Jitender Chauhan MPED, M.Phil.DEPARTMENT OF TAX PROCEDURE AND ADD-ON-COURSESProf. S.C. Garg Dr. LovenishBURSARProf. D.P. SinghEXAMINATION COMMITTEE1. Dr. S.K. Sindhi 2. Prof. Sanjay Sharma3. Dr. Lovenish 4. Sh. Ashok Kumar (Clerk)DEAN, ARTS FACULTYProf. D.P. Singh, HoD GeographyDEAN, FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENTProf. S.C. Garg, HoD CommerceCHIEF EDITOR, COLLEGE MAGAZINEDr. (Mrs.) Rajya ShreeTIME TABLE COMMITTEE 2. Dr. S.K. Sindhi 4. Dr. Lovenish1. Prof. S.C. Garg3. Prof. Sanjay Sharma5. Dr. Amrish AgarwalSTUDENT GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL (BOYS), LEGAL LITERACY AND RED CROSS CELL1. Dr. B.K. Kaushik 2. Prof. Sanjay Gupta3. Dr. MeenakshiSTUDENT GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL (GIRLS)1. Dr. (Mrs.) Rajya Shree 2. Dr. Seema SharmaRED RIBBON CLUB1. Dr. Sanjay Jain, Convener 2. Prof. Rama Garg
Edu-Sat1. Dr. Rajesh Sharma Co-ordinator2. Prof. Sanjay Gupta3. Prof. Sumit GoelNATIONAL CADET CORPS (INFANTRY WING) Dr. S.K. Sindhi N.C.C OfficerNATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME Prof. Sulochana Nain Programme OfficerYOUTH WELFARE DEPARTMENT1. Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sharma2. Prof. Poonam Verma3. Prof. Savita Rani4. Prof. Ruchi KhuranaWOMEN CELL1. Dr. Seema Sharma, Co-ordinator 2. Prof. Rajni Sharma3. Prof. Anshu Jain 4. Prof. Amita ChopraPROSPECTUS AND LIBRARY-CUM-IDENTITY CARD1. Dr. Rajesh Sharma, Convener 2. Prof. Sanjay Gupta3. Prof. Amita Chopra 4. Sh. Hari SinghANTI-RAGGING CELL1. Prof. S.C. Garg, Convener 2. Prof. D.P. Singh3. Dr. B.K. Kaushik 4. Dr. Rajya Shree5. Sanjay Gupta 6. Dr. Ritu7. Prof. Jitender ChauhanPROFESSIONAL COURSES AND CAREER GUIDANCE CELL1. Dr. S.K. Sindhi, Co-ordinator 2. Dr. Lovenish3. Prof. Amita Chopra 4. Prof. Rama Garg5. Prof. ShikhaECO-CLUB1. Dr. Bhim Singh 2. Dr. Rajya ShreeSC/BC Cell1. Dr. Ritu 2. Prof. Sanjay Gupta3. Prof. Jitender ChauhanLIBRARY & INFORMATION CENTRE1. Sh. Sanjay Gupta (Librarian)2. Ms. Shikha Gupta (Restorer)OFFICE STAFF1. Sh. Hari Singh Head Clerk-cum-Accountant2. Sh. Suresh Kumar Clerk3. Sh. Zile Singh Steno-Typist4. Sh. Vikram Harit ClerkUNDER SELF FINANCE1. Sh. Ashok Kumar 2. Sh. Krishan Kumar3. Sh. Sunil Kumar 4. Sh. Shashi Bhushan5. Sh. RamanSEVADAR1. Sh. Ramesh 2. Sh. SureshMALI1. Sh. Ram Khilavan
GRADUATE COURSESB.A. (GENERAL) FIRST YEAR NO. OF SEATS-320Eligibilitya) Should have passed 10+2 with English securing at least 35% marks from Haryana Education Board, I.C.S.E./C.B.S.E. or any other State Education Board.b) Failed students will not be granted admission. Students who have compartment in 10+2 will be given onechance for clearing the compartment i.e. they have to clear the compartment before commencement of 2ndSemester, failing which their admission will stand automatically cancelled. Admission to students with compartmentwill be granted (on the basis of merit), provided seats are available.B.A. First Year A student has to take four compulsory subjects & two optional subjects :-(a) Compulsory Subjects :1. English : Semester I and II (80+20)2. Hindi : Semester I and II (80+20)3. Environmental Studies : It is a qualifying paper only. The exam will be taken at the college leveland each student will be required to score minimum 35% marks, both in theory and practical. The marks obtained in thisqualifying paper will not be included in determining the percentage of marks obtained for the award of degree however,these marks will be shown in the detailed marks certificate of the student.4. Computer Education : It is a compulsory paper. Students who fail to clear their paper in B.A.-Ican appear in II or III year. It is a certificate course. Without passing this no degree shall be given after graduation.(b) Elective Subjects :Any two of the following :-1. Sanskrit (80+20) (Semester I & II) 6. Geography (50+20+30) (Semester I & II)2. History (80+20) (Semester I & II) 7. Rural Industrialization (80+20) (Sem. I & II)3. Economics (80+20) (Semester I & II) 8. Computer Science (Sem. I & II)4. Political Science (80+20) (Semester I & II) (Two papers of 25M + Assessment of 10 M each + 30 M practical)5. Psychology (50+20+30) (Semester I & II) 9. Mathematics (Semester I & II) (Three papers of 80M in aggregate + Assessment of 20 M)Compulsory Subjects :- (1) English (2) Hindi (3) Computer Education (4) Environment StudiesA candidate shall offer two elective subjects in all selecting at least one subject from a given groupSubject Combination-IGroup-I Group-II Group-IIISanskrit Mathematics Political ScienceEconomicsComputer Science/ Group-IV Group-VApplication Geography Psyhcology HistoryNote :- Any kind of combination should have minimum fifteen students Subject Combination-II Rural Industrialization : English/Hindi; Economics; Political Science and GeographyB.A. (General) Second YearEligibility :- Should have passed B.A. (General) First Year with English & Hindi from K.U.K. or its equivalent examfrom any university recognised by K.U.K.Third and Fourth Semester External Exam 80 Marks Internal 20 Marks.B.A. (General) Third YearEligibility :- Should have passed B.A. (General) Second Year with English & Hindi from K.U.K. or any otheruniversity duly recognised by U.G.C.Note :- The students have to take only those subjects in B.A.-II & B.A.-III which they have taken in B.A.-I. Subjectchange is not allowed in B.A.-II/III. Fifth and Sixth Semester External Exam 80 Marks Internal 20 Marks.
B.COM. (HONOURS) NO. OF SEATS-50A student pursuing B.Com. (Hons) has to study seven papers in 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Semester.Note: Regarding choice of optinal papers following rules have to be observed by the candidate:-i) Optional papers are divided into three optional group i.e. Finance & Taxation, Marketing and HumanResource Management.ii) Student opting for B.Com. (Hons) will have to opt for both the papers from the same optional group i.e.Finance & Taxation, Marketing and Human Resource Management. Further, a candidate will have to continue thesame specialization group opted once in 3rd semester in subsequent semester also. Specialization group cannot bechanged.B.COM. GENERAL (1st YEAR) IST SEMESTER NO. OF SEATS - 245A student pursuing B.Com. (General) has to study six papers in 3rd, 4th & 6th semester,Note: A student pursuing B.Com. (General) will have to choose one optional paper in each of the 3rd, 4th, 5th &6th semesters. Regarding choice of optional papers following rules have to be observed by the candidate:-i) Optional papers are divided into three optional group i.e. Finance & Taxation, Marketing and HumanResource Management.ii) A candidate will have to continue the same specialization group opted once in 3rd semester, it will not bechanged in subsequent semesters.Eligibility :- Should have passed 10+2 (Commerce) with 40% marks or above or 10+2 (Non-Commerce) with 50%marks or above from Haryana Education Board or any other Board duly recognised by Kurukshetra University.Each student has to take the following papers.Course Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 101 Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 102 Business Communcation Skills 80 20 100BC 103 Micro Economics 80 20 100BC 104 Principles of Management 80 20 100BC 105 Business Mathematics-I 80 20 100BC 106 Introduction to Computer Applications 80 20 100* Internal Assessment based on PracticalB.COM. GENERAL (1st YEAR) IIND SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 201 Advanced Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 202 Macro Economics 80 20 100BC 203 Business Environment 80 20 100BC 204 Organisational Behaviour 80 20 100BC 205 Business Mathematics-II 80 20 100BC 206* IT and E-Commerce* 80 20 100BC 207 Environmental Studies (Qualifying Paper) 100* Internal Assessment based on PracticalNote :- The duration of each paper will be 3 hours. * The Qualifying paper - Environmental Studies I and II shall betaught in the Ist and IInd Semester. However, the examination will be conducted along with IInd Semester.B.COM. GENERAL (IInd YEAR) IIIRD SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 20 100BC 301 Corporate Accounting-I 80 20 100 20 100BC 302 Business Statistics 80 20 100 20 100BC 303 Human Resource Management 80 20 100BC 304 Principles of Marketing 80 20 100BC 305 Business Laws-I 80Optional Group-I (Finance & Taxation)BC 306 Financial Institutions and Markets 80BC 307 Accounting and Reporting Standards 80
Optional Group-II (Marketing)BC 308 Advertising 80 20 100 80 20 100BC 309 Rural Marketing 80 20 100Optional Group-III (Human Resource Management) 80 20 100BC 310 Industrial Relations and Laws Internal Total Marks 20 100BC 311 Compensation Management 20 100 20 100B.COM. GENERAL (IInd YEAR) IVTH SEMESTER 20 100 20 100Course Code Course Title External 20 100BC 401 Corporate Accounting - II 80 20 100BC 402 Business Environment in Haryana 80 20 100 20 100BC 403 Financial Management 80 20 100BC 404 Company Law-I 80 20 100BC 405 Business Law-II 80 Internal Total Marks 20 100Optional Group-I (Finance & Taxation) 20 100 20 100BC 406 Fundamentals of Insurance 80 20 100 20 100BC 407 Central Excise & Customs 80 20 100Optional Group-II (Marketing) 20 100BC 408 Supply Chian Management 80 20 100 20 100BC 409 Management of Sales Force 80 20 100Optional Group-III (Human Resource Management) 20 100BC 410 International Human Resource Management 80 Internal Total Marks 20 100BC 411 Human Resource Development 80 20 100 20 100B.COM. GENERAL (IIIrd YEAR) VTH SEMESTER 20 100 20 100Course Code Course Title External 20 100BC 501 Cost Accounting 80 20 100BC 502 Entrepreneurship Development 80BC 503 Income Tax-I 80BC 504 Company Law-II 80BC 505 Materials Management 80Optional Group-I (Finance & Taxation)BC 506 Investment Management 80BC 507 Service Tax & VAT 80Optional Group-II (Marketing)BC 508 Industrial Marketing 80BC 509 Services Marketing 80Optional Group-III (Human Resource Management)BC 510 Business Ethics and Corporate Governance 80BC 511 Business Policy and Strategic Management 80B.COM. GENERAL (IIIrd YEAR) VITH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title ExternalBC 601 Management Accounting 80BC 602 Auditing 80BC 603 Income Tax-II 80BC 604 Security Market Operations 80BC 605 International Marketing 80Optional Group-I (Finance & Taxation)BC 606 Foreign Exchange Management 80BC 607 Corporate Governance 80
Optional Group-II (Marketing)BC 608 Retail Management 80 20 100 80 20 100BC 609 Marketing Research 80 20 100Optional Group-III (Human Resource Management) 80 20 100BC 610 Strategic Human Resource ManagementBC 611 Corporate Evolution & Strategic Imp. PROFESSIONAL COURSES B.COM. I VOCATIONAL(TAX PROCEDURE AND PRACTICES) B.Com-I - 50 Seats There are only 50 seats in B.Com. Vocational. Admission to this course will be made strictly on merit. Studentsselected for B.Com. (Vocational) shall study the following subjects:-B.COM. (Ist Year) VOCATIONAL(TAX PROCEDURE & PRACTICES) IST SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 101 Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 102 Business Communication Skills 80 20 100BC 104 Principles of Management 80 20 100BC 105 Business Mathematics-I 80 20 100BC (Voc)-105 Indian Tax System 80 20 100BC (Voc)-106 Central Sales Tax Procedure & Practice 80 20 100 1. Environmental Studies : (Qualifying Paper)* 100 2. Computer Education : It is a compulsory paper. Students who fail to clear their paper in B.Com. I (TPP)can appear in II or III year. It is a certificate course. Without passing this no degree shall be given after graduation.B.COM. (Ist Year) VOCATIONAL(TAX PROCEDURE AND PRACTICES) IIND SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 201 Advanced Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 202 Business Environment 80 20 100BC 203 Organisational Behaviour 80 20 100BC 204 Business Mathematics-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-205 Income Tax Law 80 20 100BC (Voc)-206 Value Added Tax Act 80 20 100Note :- The duration of each paper will be 3 hours. * The Qualifying paper - Environmental Studies I and II shall be taught in the Ist and IInd Semester. However, the examination will be conducted along with IInd Semester.B.COM. IInd Year VOCATIONAL (TAX PROCEDURE & PRACTICES) IIIRD SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 301 Corporate Accounting-I 80 20 100BC 302 Business Statistics 80 20 100BC 303 Principles of Marketing 80 20 100BC 304 Business Law-I 80 20 100BC (Voc)-305 Income Tax Procedure & Practice-I 80 80BC (Voc)-306 Wealth Tax and Other Taxes 80 80BC (Voc)-307 On-the-Job Training Report 40B.COM. IInd Year VOCATIONAL (TAX PROCEDURE & PRACTICES) IVTH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 401 Corporate Accounting-II 80 20 100BC 402 Financial Management 80 20 100BC 403 Company Law-I 80 20 100BC 404 Business law-I 80 20 100
BC (Voc)-405 Income Tax Procedure & Practice-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-406 Service Tax and Other Taxes 80 20 100B.COM. IIIrd Year VOCATIONAL(TAX PROCEDURE AND PRACTICES) VTH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 501 Cost Accounting 80 20 100BC 502 Entrepreneurship Development 80 20 100BC 503 Income Tax-I 80 20 100BC 504 Company Law-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-505 Central Excise Procedure & Practice-I 80 - 80BC (Voc)-506 Customs Procedure and Practice-I 80 - 80BC (Voc)-507 On-the-Job Training Report* -- 40B.COM. IIIrd Year VOCATIONAL(TAX PROCEDURE AND PRACTICES) VITH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 601 Management Accounting 80 20 100BC 602 Auditing 80 20 100BC 603 Income Tax-II 80 20 100BC 604 Security Market Operations 80 20 100BC (Voc)-605 Central Excise Procedure & Practice-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-606 Customs Procedure and Practice-II 80 20 100* Examination of each theory paper shall be of 3 hours duration. Besides this, every student will be required to undergo on-the-job training of 4 week after 1st year and 2nd year during vacations. The purpose of such as training is to develop the students for preparing various returns, forms, documents, etc. related to Income Tax and Sales Tax / Excise Tax so that they can prepare these documents independently. Students should be attached for the purpose of training wiht local industrial houses, excise and custom departments, income and sales tax departments and practicing firms of Charactered Accountants. Not more than two students be allowed to under take training in the same organization. After having completed on-the-job training, every student will be required to submit a hand written report which would be called \"on-the-job Training Report\", at least one month before the commencement of B.Com.III examinations. This hand written training reports will be evaluated by external and internal examiners. There will be a viva-voce of the project report or Training report. The duration of this Vocational Course shall be three academic years. The candidates will be awarded B.Com. (Pass) degree with Tax Procedure and Practice (Vocaitonal Course) and they shall be eligible to seek admission to M.Com. and other Post-graduate classes just like other B.Com. students. * The Qualifying paper-Environmental Studies I and II shall be taught in the 1st and IInd Semester. However, the Examination will be conducted along with IInd Semester. B.COM. I VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATION) - 55 SEATSB.COM. Ist Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATIONS) IST SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 101 Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 202 Business Communication Skills 80 20 100BC 103 Principles of Management 80 20 100BC 104 Business Management - I 80 20 100BC (Voc)-105 Computer Fundamental & Logical Organizations-I 80 20 100BC (Voc)-106 Business Data Processing & PC Software-I 80 20 100
B.COM. Ist Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATIONS) IIND SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 201 Advanced Financial Accounting 80 20 100BC 202 Business Environment 80 20 100BC 203 Organisational Behaviour 80 20 100BC 204 Business Management - II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-205 Computer Fund. & Logical Organizations-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-206 Business Data Processing & PC Software-II 60 10 100 Practical 30 Environmental Studies : (Qualifying Paper)* 100Note :- The duration of each paper will be 3 hours. * The Qualifying paper - Environmental Studies I and II shall be taught in the Ist and IInd Semester. However, the examination will be conducted along with IInd Semester.B.COM. IInd Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATION) IIIRD SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 301 Corporate Accounting-I 80 20 100BC 302 Business Statistics 80 20 100BC 303 Principles of Marketing 80 20 100BC 304 Business Law-I 80 20 100BC (Voc)-305 Programming in C 80 Theory 45 5 Practical 30BC (Voc)-306 Fundamentals of Database System-I Theory 45 5 80 Practical 30BC (Voc)-307 On-the-Job Training Report* –– 40B.COM. IInd Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATION) IVTH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 401 Corporate Accounting-II 80 20 100BC 402 Financial Management 80 20 100BC 403 Company Law-I 80 20 100BC 404 Business Law-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-405 Desktop Publishing Theory 60 10 100 Practical 30BC (Voc)-406 Fundamentals of Database System-II Theory 60 10 100 Practical 30B.COM. IIIrd Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATION) VTH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 501 Cost Accounting 80 20 100BC 502 Entrepreneurship Development 80 20 100BC 503 Income Tax-I 80 20 100BC 504 Company Law-II 80 20 100BC (Voc)-505 Computer Aided Design Theory 45 5 80 Practical 30BC (Voc)-506 Data Structure Theory 45 5 80 Practical 30BC (Voc)-507 On-the-Job Training Report* –– 40
B.COM. IIIrd Year VOCATIONAL (COMPUTER APPLICATION) VITH SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBC 601 Management Accounting 80 20 100BC 602 Auditing 80 20 100BC 603 Income Tax-II 80 20 100BC 604 Security Market Operations 80 20 100BC (Voc)-605 Advanced Computer Applications Theory 60 10 100 Practical 30BC (Voc)-606 System Analysis & Design Theory 60 10 100 Practical 30* Note :- On the Job Training : The Students shall undergo On-the-Job Training to get a practical experience of the Computer Applications in Business. The faculty will supervise the students for their training. Three copies of the Project Report shall be submitted to the college, which will be sent for evaluation to an external examiner. There will be no Viva-Voce, of the project/training reports.BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 80 SEATSEligibility = 40% in Aggregate with English (in any discipline) However, a student who has been placed under compartment in one subject only in +2 exam obtaining at least 40% marks in aggregate will be given one chance for clearing the compartment i.e. they have to clear the compartment before the commencement of 2nd Semester failing which their admission shall stand automatically cancelled.COURSE OF STUDY & EXAMINATION SCHEMEBBA IST YEAR (SEMESTER - I)Course Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 20 100BBA- 101 Busiess Organisation 80 20 100 20 100BBA- 102 Business Accounting 80 20 100 20 100BBA -103 Managerial Economics - I 80 20 100 50BBA -104 Business Mathematics - I 80BBA- 105 Hindi 80BBA- 106 Computer Fundamentals 50 30BBA- 107 Seminar Environmental Studies : (Qualifying Paper)*BBA IST YEAR (SEMESTER - II)Course Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 80 20 100BBA- 108 Principles of Management 80 20 100 80 20 100BBA- 109 Analysis of Financial Statements 80 20 100 80 20 100BBA -110 Managerial Economics - II 80 20 100 50BBA -111 Understanding Social BehaviourBBA- 112 Business Mathematics - IIBBA- 113 Business Communication-IBBA- 114 Viva-VoceNote :- The duration of each paper will be 3 hours. * The Qualifying paper - Environmental Studies I and II shall be taught in the Ist and IInd Semester. However, the examination will be conducted along with IInd Semester.BBA IInd Year Eligibility - Passed BBA-Ist from the KUK.
BBA (SEMESTER - III) External Internal Total MarksCourse Code Course TitleBBA- 201 Understanding Human Behaviour 80 20 100BBA- 202 Micro Business Environment 80 20 100BBA -203 Business Statistics-I 80 20 100BBA -204 Management Accounting 80 20 100BBA- 205 Fundamentals of DBMS & Oracle (Th-50 Pr-30) 20 100BBA- 206 Business Communication-II 80 20 100BBA- 207-A Seminar 50BBA IInd Year (SEMESTER - IV)Course Code Course Title External Internal Total MarksBBA- 208 Human Behaviour at work 80 20 100BBA- 209 Macro Business Environment 80 20 100BBA -210 Business Statistics-II 80 20 100BBA -211 Marketing Management 80 20 100BBA- 212 Financial Management 80 20 100BBA- 213 Principles of Material Management 80 20 100BBA- 214 Viva-Voce 50Note :- The students are required to undergo 6 to 8 weeks training in company/organization of high repute. Thestudents must obtain prior approval of the Principal before going for his/her training. On completion eachstudents will be required to submit training report not exceeding 60 to 70 pages which shall be evaluated inthe Fifth Semester. Training Report must be submitted 15 days before the start of the 5th SemesterExamination.BBA-IIIrd Year Eligibility :- Passed BBA-II from the KUK.BBA IIIrd Year (SEMESTER - V)Course Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 20 100BBA - 301 Business Laws-I 80 20 100 20 100BBA - 302 Principles of Retailing 80 20 100 20 100BBA - 303 Principles of Banking 80 20 100 50BBA - 304 Fundamentals of E-Commerce 80 100BBA - 305 Export Procedures & Documentation 80BBA - 306 Principles of Production Management 80BBA - 307 Vova-VoceBBA - 307-A Training ReportBBA-IIIrd Year (SEMESTER - VI)Course Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 80 20 100BBA - 308 Enterpreneurship Development 80 20 100 80 20 100BBA - 309 Business Law-II 80 20 100 80 20 100BBA - 310 Logistic Laws Management 50 80 20 100BBA - 311 Principles of InsuranceBBA - 312 Introduction to Financial ServicesBBA - 313 Viva-VoiceBBA - 314 Environment Management
BACHELOR OF MASS COMMUNICATION - 50 SEATSEligibility for Bachelor of Mass Communication Part-IA candidate who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) from the Board of School Education,Haryana or its equivalent examination with Englishas one of the subjects and with at least 50% marks in the aggregate shallbe eligible to join the first year of Mass Communication Course.b) Failed students will not be granted admission. Students who have compartment in 10+2 will be given onechance for clearing the compartment i.e. they have to clear the compartment before commencement of 2ndSemester, failing which their admission will stand automatically cancelled. Admission to students withcompartment will be granted (on the basis of merit), provided seats are available.Each student has to take the following papers :-First Semester M.M. I.A.I Science of Communication-I 80 20II Communicative Hindi-I 80 20III Sociology 80 20IV Principles of Writing 80 20V Computer Applications-I 50Second Semester 20 (30 M Practical)VI Science of Communication-II 80VII Communicative Hindi-II 80 20VIII Psychology 80 20IX Communication Technology 80 20 20X Computer Applications-II 50 20 (30 M Practical)Eligibility for Bachelor of Mass Communication Part - IIMass Communication P-II should have passed BMC (P-I) from KUK or any other University Recognised by KUK.Each student has to take the following papers:Third Semester M.M. I.A.XI History of Print Media 80 20XII Communicative English-I 80 20XIII Political Science 80 20XIV News Writing 50 20 (30 M Practical)XV Print Production 50 20 (30 M Practical)Forth SemesterXVI History of Electronic Media 80 20XVII Communicative English-II 80 20XVIII Economics 80 20XIX Reporting & Editing 50 20 (30 M Practical)XX Radio Production 50 20 (30 M Practical)Eligibility for Bachelor of Mass Communication Part - IIIMass Communication P-III should have passed BMC (P-II) from KUK or any other University Recognised byKUK. Each student has to take the following papers:Fifth Semester M.M. I.A.XXI Media Management 80 20XXII Media Laws and Ethics 80 20 80 20XXIII Advertising 50 20 (30 M Practical) 50 20 (30 M Practical)XXIV New Media 80 20XXV Television Production 80 20 80 20Sixth Semester 50 20 (30 M Practical) 50 20 (30 M Practical)XXVI Global MediaXXVII Communication ResearchXXVIII Media, Society and CultureXXIX Public RelationsXXX Multimedia Production
BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS - 85 SEATSBCA is three year full time graduation course leading to the award of degree of Bachelor of ComptuerApplication. B.C.A. course is also available, in the college. It is enriched with the latest development insoftware technology in theory and practice.Eligiblity for AdmissionAdmission to the First Year of BCA programme shall be open to the candidate who has passed senior secondaryexamination on the pattern of 10+2+3 with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised Board of Education withMathematics as one of the subjects Or any other examination recgonised by the Academic Council as equivalent to itwith 50% marks in the aggregate and Mathematics as one of the subject.The admission to B.C.A. Ist year will be made by the college strictly on merit basis. The reservation of admission shallbe as per university rules & norms.Eligibility to Appear in the Examination for BCAAs per University rules University Examination shall be open to any student who:1. Has attended not less than 75% of the full course of lectures and practicals separately delivered in his/herclass. (The lectures to be counted upto the date of dispersal of classes.)2. Has obtained at least 15% marks in each subject and 20% or more marks in the aggregate of all the testscalculated on the combined results of class tests & House Examination.3. Has satisfactorily performed his/her work in the college.4. Irrespective of what has been mentioned here, the rules received from the University/Board from time totime, will be followed.Course of Study & Examination SchemeB.C.A Ist Year (Semester - I) M.M. I.A.BCA- 111 Computer & Programming Fundamentals 80 20BCA- 112 Windows and PC Software 80 20BCA -113 Mathematical Foundations-I 80 20BCA -114 Logical Organization of Computers-I 80 20BCA- 115 Communicative English 80 20BCA- 116 Programming in 'C' 80 20B.C.A Ist Year (Semester - II)BCA- 121 Advanced Programming in 'C' 80 20BCA- 122 Logical Organization of Computer - II 80 20BCA -123 Mathematical Foundations-II 80 20BCA -124 Office Automation Tools 80 20BCA- 125 Structured System Analysis and Design 80 20BCA- 126 Personality Development 80 20BCA- 131 Lab - I Based on BCA-112 and BCA-124 100 –BCA- 132 Lab- II Based on BCA-116 and BCA-121 100 –Note : Computer Practical Exam will be conducted annually in two sessions.B.C.A. IInd Year (Semester - III)BCA- 231 Object Oriented Programming using C++ 80 20BCA- 232 Data Structures 80 20BCA- 233 Computer Artchitecture 80 20BCA- 234 Software Engineering 80 20BCA- 235 Fundamentals of Data Base Systems 80 20BCA- 236 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods 80 20B.C.A. IInd Year (Semester - IV) M.M. I.A.BCA- 241 Advanced Data Structures 80 20BCA- 242 Advanced Programming using C++ 80 20BCA- 243 E-Commerce 80 20BCA- 244 Relational Data Base Management System 80 20BCA- 245 Computer Oriented Statistical Methods 80 20BCA- 246 Management Information System 80 20BCA- 251 Lab - I Based on BCA-231 and BCA-242 100 –BCA- 252 Lab - II Based on BCA-232 and BCA-241 100 –
B.C.A. IIIrd Year (Semester - V)BCA- 351 Web Designing Fundamentals 80 20 80 20BCA- 352 Operating System-I 80 20 80 20BCA- 353 Artificial Intelligence 80 20 80 20 -BCA- 354 Computer Networks 80 20BCA- 355 Programming Using Visual Basic 80 20 80 20BCA- 356 Multimedia Tools 80 20 80 20B.C.A. IIIrd Year (Semester-VI) 80 20 100 -BCA- 361 Web Designing Using Advanced Tools 100 -BCA- 362 Operating System-IIBCA- 363 Computer GraphicsBCA- 364 Internet TechnologiesBCA- 365 Advanced Programming with Visual BasicBCA- 366 Programming in Core JavaBCA- 371 Lab-1 Based on BCA-351 & 361BCA- 372 Lab-2 Based on BCA-355 & 365B.SC. (COMPUTER SCIENCE) - 80 SEATS Eligibility = 40% in Aggregate (with English, Physics, Chemistry and Maths) However, a student who has been placed under compartment in one subject only in +2 exam obtaining at least 40% marks in aggregate may be allowed to study provisionally for B.Sc. class such a student shall be allowed to clear the compartment subject in one chance before the commencement of II Semster failing which his/her admission shall stand automatically cancelled.B.Sc.-I Year (I Semester) M.M. I.A. Compulsory Subjects 40 10 75 25 (Practical) 1. English 2. Environment Study 40 10 Elective Subjects 40 10 1. Mathematics 40 10 BM - 111 Algebra 40 10 BM - 112 Calculus 40 10 BM - 113 Solid Geometry 2. Physics 40 10 PH-101 Classical Mechanics and Theory of Relativity 40 10 PH-102 Electricity, Magnetism and Electro Magnetic Theory 3. Computer Science Paper - I Computer and Programming Fundamentals Paper - II PC SoftwareB.Sc.-I Year (II Semester) 40 10 Compulsory Subjects 1. English 40 10 Elective Subject 40 10 1. Mathematics 40 10 BM - 121 Number Theory & Trigonometry BM - 122 Ordinary Differential Equations 40 10 BM - 123 Vector Calculus 40 10 2. Physics 100 Marks (50+50) - PH-201 Properties of Matter and Kinetic Theory of Gases PH-202 Semi-conductor Devices Paper III Practical
3. Computer Science 40 10 Paper - I Programming in 'C' 40 10 Paper - II Logical Organisation of Computers - Paper - III Morning Session (PC Software) 100 Evening Session (Programming in C) 10 10B.Sc.-II Year Computer Science (III Semester) 10 10Passed B.Sc.-I from the KUK 10 10Compulsory Subjects 10Hindi/Sanskrit. Sanskrit only for those students who have studied skt. at matric level. I.A. 10Elective Subject 10 Nil1. Mathematics 10 BM - 231 Advanced Calculus 40 10 BM - 232 Partial Differential Equation 40 10 10 BM - 233 Statics 40 102. Physics 10 Nil PH-301 Computer Programming and Thermodynamics 40 - 10 Paper II Wave and Optics- 40 10 103. Computer Science 10 Paper - I Data Structures 40 Paper - II Software Engineering 40B.Sc.-II Year Computer Science (IV Semester)Compulsory SubjectsHindi/Sanskrit. Sanskrit only for those students who have studied skt. at matric level.Elective Subject1. Mathematics M.M. BM - 241 Sequency and Series 40 BM - 242 Special functions of integral transforms 40 BM - 243 Programming in C & Numerical Methods 30 Practical (Programming in C & Numerical Methods) 20-2. Physics PH-401 Statistical Physics 40 PH-402 Wave and Optics-II 40 Practical 100Marks (50+50)3. Computer Science Paper - I Object Oriented Programming with C++ 40 Paper - II Operating System 40 Paper - III Practical Morning Session (Data Structure implementation using 'C') 100 Evening Session (Programming with C++)B.Sc.-III Year Computer Science (V Semester) 40 Passed B.Sc.-II from the KUK 40 1. Mathematics 30 BM - 351 Real Analysis 20 BM - 352 Groups and Rings BM -353 Numerical Analysis 40 Practical (Numerical Analysis) 40 2. Physics PH-501 Quantum and Laser Physics 40 PH-502 Nuclear Physics 40 3. Computer Science Paper - I Fundamentals of Database Systems Paper - V Web Desining
B.Sc.-III Year Computer Science (VI Semester) 40 10 Passed B.Sc.-II from the KUK 40 10 1. Mathematics 40 10 BM - 361 Real and Complex Analysis BM - 362 Linear Algebra 40 10 BM - 363 Dynamics 40 10 2. Physics 100 (50+50) - PH-601 Solid State and Nano Physics PH-602 Atomic And Molecular Spectroscopy 40 10 Physics Lab 40 10 3. Computer Science Paper - I Relational Database Management System 100 Paper - II Computer Networks Paper - VIPractical Morning Session (Web Designing Using HTML) Evening Session (SQL and PL/SQL)B.SC. (NON-MEDICAL) - 160 SEATS Eligibility = 40% in Aggregate (with English, Physics, Chemistry and Maths) However, a student with has been placed under compartment in one subject only in +2 exam obtaining at least40% marks in aggregate may be allowed to study provisionally for B.Sc. class such a student shall be allowed to clearthe compartment subject in one chance by the commencement of II Semster falling which his/her admission shallstand automatically cancelledB.Sc.-I Year Non-Medical (I and II Semester)Compulsory SubjectsEnglish & Environment Study(Semester I & II) (Common with B.Sc. Computer Science)Computer Education : It is a compulsory paper. Students who fail to clear their paper in B.Sc. I (N.M.) can appear in II orIII year. It is a certificate course without passing this no degree shall be given after graduation.Elective SubjectsPhysics & Mathematics (Semester I & II) (common with B.Sc. Computer Science)Chemistry (Sem I) : CH-101 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-102 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-103 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34Chemistry (Sem II) :CH-104 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-105 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-106 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34 CH-107 Practicals 100 MarksB.Sc.-II Year Non-Medical (III and IV Semester) Passed B.Sc.-I from the KUK Compulsory Subject :- Hindi/Sanskrit. Sanskrit only for those student who has read skt. at matriclevel Elective Subject :- Physics & Mathematics (Sem. III & IV) (Common with B.Sc. Computer Sc.) Chemistry (Sem III) : CH-201 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-202 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-203 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34 Chemistry (Sem IV) : CH-204 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-205 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-206 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34 CH-207 Practicals 100 MarksB.Sc.-III Year Non-Medical (V and VI Semester) Passed B.Sc.-II from the KUK Elective Subject :- Physics & Mathematics (Sem. V & VI) (Common with B.Sc. Computer Sc.) Chemistry (Sem V) : CH-301 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-302 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-303 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34 Chemistry (Sem VI) : CH-304 Inorganic Chemistry 27 (T) + 6 (IA) = 33 CH-305 Physcial Chemistry 26 (T) + 7 (IA) = 33 CH-306 Organic Chemistry 27 (T) + 7 (IA) = 34 CH-307 Practicals 100 Marks
POST GRADUATE COURSESM.A. ECONOMICS (PREVIOUS) - 50 SEATSSemester System of P.G.Eligibility1. A student who has passed one of the following examinations shall be eligible to join the first year (Previous)class of M.A. course:i) B.A. (Hons.) examination with Hons. in subject with 45% marks in the aggregate. ORii) B.A. (General) B. Sc./B.Com. examination with at least 50% marks in the aggregate.iii) B.A./B.Com. examination in full subjects, obtaining at least 45% marks in Economics subject. ORiv) Any other examination recognised for admission to M.A. (Economics) course with at least 50% marks inthe aggregate.2. A student who had passed M.A. (Previous) examination of the Kurukshetra University in Economics subject,shall be eligible to join the final year class (M.A. part II). However, a candidate shall be allowed to proceed fromM.A. (previous) to M.A. (Final) class if he has got exemption in at least 50% papers (i.e. 3 out of 5 papers) ofM.A. (previous).3. Candidate securing compartment in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. examination, shall not be eligible to seek admission inM.A. (Economics) course even provisionally.4. Candidates who have already passed M.A. examination in any other subject or any other post-graduate fulltime course in LL.B., shall not be allowed to join M.A. (Economics) course. However, this condition does notapply to the candidates who have passed B.Ed. examination after passing B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. degree examination.A student of M.A. Economics will study the following papers :-M.A. ECONOMICS (SEMESTER - I) External Internal Total MarksPaper - 101 Micro Economic Analysis-I 80 20 100Paper - 102 Macro Economic Anaysis-I 80 20 100Paper - 103 Quantitative Methods-I 80 20 100Paper - 104 Public Economics-I 80 20 100Paper - 105Option (i) Financial Econnomis-I 80 20 100Option (ii) Demography-I 80 20 100Option (iii) Economics of Infrastructre-I 80 20 100Option (iv) Economics of Insurance-I 80 20 100Option (v) Economics of Labour-I 80 20 100Option (vi) Computer Applications in 80 20 100 Economic Analysis-I 80 20 100Option (vii) Mathematical Economics-I 80 20 100Option (viii) Economics of Regionalism-I 80 20 100Note : Students are required to select any one option from Paper -105. The students will select the same optionalstream in Semeset II.M.A. ECONOMICS (SEMESTER - II)Paper-201 Micro Economic Analysis-II External Internal Total MarksPaper-202 Macro Economic Analysis-II 80 20 100Paper-203 Quantitative Methods-II 80 20 100Paper-204 Public Economics-II 80 20 100Paper-205 80 20 100Option (i) Financial Economics-IIOption (ii) Demography-II 80 20 100Option (iii) Economics of Infrastructure-II 80 20 100 80 20 100
Option (iv) Economics of Insurance-II 80 20 100Option (v) Economics of Labour-II 80 20 100Option (vi) Computer Applications in 80(60+20) 20 100 Economic Analysis-II (60 Theory+20 Practical) 100Option (vii) Mathematical Economics-II 80 20 100Option (viii) Economics of Regionalism-II 80 20 100Note : Students are required to select an option from Paper-205 from the same stream which they selected inSemester - I.M.A. ECONOMICS (SEMESTER - III)Paper-306 International Trade and Finance-I External Internal Total MarksPaper-307 Economics of Environment and 80 20 100 Social Sector-I 80 20 100Paper-308 Indian Economic Policy-IPaper-309 Economics of Growth and 80 20 100 Development-I 80 20 100Paper-310Option (i) Econometrics-I 80 20 100Option (ii) History of Modern Economics 80 20 100 (Contribution of NobelOption (iii) Laureates in Economics-I) 80 20 100Option (iv) Economics of Agriculture-I 80 20 100Option (v) Welfare Economics-I 80 20 100Option (vi) Industrial Economics-I 80 20 100Option (vii) Financial Markets and Institutions-I 80 20 100 Economics of Gender and Development-IM.A. ECONOMICS (SEMESTER - IV)Paper-406 International Trade and Finance-II External Internal Total MarksPaper-407 Economics of Environment and 80 20 100 Social Sector-II 80 20 100Paper-408 Indian Economic Policy-IIPaper-409 Economics of Growth and Development-I 80 20 100Paper-410 80 20 100Option (i) Econometrics-IIOption (ii) History of Modern Economics 80 20 100 (Contribution of Nobel Laureates 80 20 100Option (iii) in Economics-II)Option (iv) Economics of Agriculture-II 80 20 100Option (v) Welfare Economics-II 80 20 100Option (vi) Industrial Economics-II 80 20 100Option (vii) Financial Markets and Institutions-II 80 20 100Option (viii) Economics of Gender and Development-I 80 20 100 Economics History of ASEAN Countries, 80 20 100 China, South Korea and Japan-IIM.COM (P) 60 SEATSEligibility: Passed B.Com./B.A./B.Sc./B.B.A/B.T.M/B.I.M with Economics or Mathematics securing at least 45% marks in aggregate, but admission will be made on the basis of merit.
COURSES OF STUDY : M.COM. (PREVIOUS) IST SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title External Internal Total Marks 20 100MC 101 Organisational Behaviour 80 20 100 20 100MC 102 Business Environment 80 20 100 20 100MC 103 Managerial Economics 80 20 100MC 104 Company law 80 Internal Total MarksMC 105 Accounting for Managerial Decisions 80MC 106 Marketing Management 80COURSES OF STUDY : M.COM. (PREVIOUS) IIND SEMESTERCourse Code Course Title ExternalMC 201 Human Resource Management 80 20 100MC 202 International Business Environment 80 20 100MC 203 Strategic Marketing 80 20 100MC 204 Financial Management & Policy 80 20 100MC 205 Corporate Accounting 80 20 100MC 206 Business Statistics 80 20 100MC 207 Viva-Voce cum Case Study -- 50M.Com. (Final)In M.Com. (Final), a student will take six papers in all taking both the compulsory papers and at least twopapers from each of the two optional groups.COURSES OF STUDY : M.COM. (FINAL) IIIRD SEMESTERCompulsory Papers :MC 301 Computer Applications in Business (50 Th.+30 Pr. + 20 Int.) External Internal Total MarksOptional Group I (Finance and Taxation)MC 302 Advanaced Financial Management 80 20 100MC 303 Security Analysis and Investment Management 80 20 100MC 304 Financial Institutions and Markets 80 20 100MC 305 Fund Management in Banking and 80 20 100 Insurance CompaniesMC 306 Merchant Banking and Financial Services 80 20 100MC 307 Advanced Tax Laws and Practice 80 20 100Optional Group II (Marketing)MC 308 Marketing Research 80 20 100MC 309 Advertising Management 80 20 100MC 310 International Marketing 80 20 100MC 311 Foreign Trade Policy & Procedures 80 20 100MC 312 Retail Management 80 20 100MC 313 Applications of Statistical Methods in Business 80 20 100Optional Group III (HRM and General Management) 80 20 100MC 314 Management of Industrial Relations 80 20 100MC 315 Enterpreneurship Development 80 20 100MC 316 Business Ethics and Social Responsibility 80 20 100MC 317 Human Resource Development 80 20 100MC 318 Cross-Cultural and Global Human Resource Management 80 20 100MC 319 Compensation Management
COURSES OF STUDY : M.COM. (FINAL) IVTH SEMESTERCompulsory Papers :MC 401 IT and E-Commerce (50 Th.+30 Pr.) 20 100Optional Groups : 20 100 20 100Optional Group I (Finance and Taxation) 20 100 20 100MC 402 Corporate Tax Planning and Management 80 20 100 20 100MC 403 Portfolio Management 80 20 100MC 404 Multinational Financial Management 80 20 100 20 100MC 405 Project Planning and Control 80 20 100 20 100MC 406 International Financial Reporting Standards 80 20 100MC 407 Stock Market Operations 80 20 100 20 100Optional Group II (Marketing) 20 100 20 100MC 408 Consumer Behaviour 80 20 100 20 100MC 409 Sales Management 80 50MC 410 Services Marketing 80MC 411 Supply Chain Management 80MC 412 Rural Marketing 80MC 413 International Economics 80Optional Group III (HRM and General Management)MC 414 Corporate Governance 80MC 415 International Human Resource Management 80MC 416 Organizational Change * Intervention Strategies80MC 417 Strategic Management 80MC 418 Event Management 80MC 419 Corporate Level and Centre Level Strategies 80MC 420 Viva-Voce cum Case StudyM.SC. (MATHEMATICS) 60 SEATSB.A. with Maths as one of the subjects with at least 50% marks in the aggregate OR B.Sc./B.Com. with Mathsas one of the subjects with at least 50% marks in the aggregate. OR B.A./B.Sc. (Hons) in Maths with at least 50%marks in the aggregate.Semester - IPaper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM - 401 Advanced Abstract Algebra-I 80 20 100MM - 402 Real Analysis - I 80 20 100MM - 403 To pol o g y 80 20 100MM - 404 Complex Analysis - I 80 20 100MM - 405 Differential Equations - I 80 20 100MM - 406 Practical - I 80 20 100Semester - IIPaper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM - 407 Advanced Abstract Algebra-II 80 20 100MM - 408 Real Analysis - II 80 20 100MM - 409 Computer Programming(Th.) 80 20 100MM - 410 Complex Analysis - II 80 20 100MM - 411 Differential Equations - II 80 20 100MM - 412 Practical - II 80 20 100Semester - IIICompulsory Papers :Paper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM - 501 Functional Analysis 80 20 100MM - 502 Analytical Mechanics and Calculus of Variations80 20 100
Optional Papers : A student can opt one optional paper from MM-503 opt (i) to opt (iv). Similarly one paper willbe opted each from MM-504 opt (i) to opt (iv) and MM-505 opt (i) to (iv).Paper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM-503 Elasticity 80 20 100Opt. (i)MM-503 Difference Equations - I 80 20 100Opt. (ii)MM.-503 Analytic Number Theory 80 20 100Opt. (iii)MM-503 Number Theory 80 20 100Opt. (iv)MM-504 Fluid Mechanics - I 80 20 100Opt. (i)MM-504 Mathematical Statistics 80 20 100Opt. (ii)MM-504 Algebraic Coding Theory 80 20 100Opt. (iii)MM-504 Commutative Algebra 80 20 100Opt. (iv)MM-505 Integral Equations 80 20 100Opt. (i)MM-505 Mathematical Modeling 80 20 100Opt. (ii)MM-505 Linear Programming 80 20 100Opt. (iii)MM-505 Fuzzy Sets and Applications-I 80 20 100Opt. (iv)MM-506 Practical - III 80 20 100Semester - IVCompulsory Papers :Paper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM-507 General Measure and 80 20 100 Integration TheoryMM-508 Partial Differential Equations 80 20 100Optional Papers : A candidate can opt one optional paper from MM-509 opt (i) to opt (iv). Similarly one paperwill be opted each from MM-510 opt (i) to opt (iv) and MM-511 opt (i) to opt. (iv).Paper Code Nomenclature External Internal Max. M.MM-509 Mechanics of Solids 80 20 100Opt. (i)MM-509 Difference Equations - II 80 20 100Opt. (ii)MM-509 Algebraic Number Theory 80 20 100Opt. (iii)MM-509 Mathematics for Finance & Insurance 80 20 100Opt. (iv)MM-510 Fluid Mechanics - II 80 20 100Opt. (i)MM-510 Boundary Value Problems 80 20 100Opt. (ii)MM-510 Non-Commutative Rings 80 20 100Opt. (iii)MM-510 Advanced Discrete Mathematics 80 20 100
Opt. (iv) Mathematical Aspects of Seismology 80 20 100MM-511 Dynamical Systems 80 20 100Opt. (i) Operational Research 80 20 100MM-511 Fuzzy Sets & Applications-II 80 20 100Opt. (ii) Practical - IV 80 20 100MM-511Opt. (iii)MM-511Opt. (iv)MM-512M.A. (ENGLISH) 50 SeatsEligibility : Passed B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./LL.B. with 50% marks in aggregate for Post-Graduation or 45% marks inEnglish Subject. B.A. (Honours) in English with 45% Marks in Aggregate (Admission on merit basis)M.A. English (P) Ist & IInd SemesterCourse I & VI Literature in English : 1550-1660 (Part I & II) 80 20Course II & VII Literature in English : 1660-1798 (Part I & II) 80 20Course IIII & VIII Literature in English : 1798-1914 (Part I & II) 80 20Course IV & IX Literature in English : 1914-2000 (Part I & II) 80 20 80 20Course V & X Study of a Genre (Option I) Fiction (Part I & II) OR 80 20 Study of a Genre (Option II) Drama (Part I & II) OR 80 20 80 20 Study of a Genre (Option III) Poetry (Part I & II)M.A. English (F) IIIrd & IVth SemesterCourse XI & XVI Critical Theory (Part I & II)Course XII & XVII American Literature (Part I & II)Course XIII & XVIII Indian Writing in English (Part I & II)Course XIV & XIX (Option-I) : Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies (Part I & II) 80 20Course XV & XX (Option-II) : English Language (Part I & II) 80 20 (Option-I) :Literature and Gender (Part I & II) OR 80 20 (Option-II) : Literature and Philosophy (Part I & II)OR 80 20 (Option-III): New Literatures (Part I & II) 80 20M.SC. GEOGRAPHY (P) - 30 SEATSEligibility : A person seeking admission to M.Sc. (Geography) must have passed one of the following qualifying examinations of this university or an equivalent examination with Geography as a compulsory or elective subject :-B.A./B.Sc.(Hons.) with 50% marks in aggregateM.Sc. Geography (P) Ist Semester M.M. I.A.GEOG 101 Climatology 80 20GEOG 102 Geography of India 80 20GEOG 103 Economic Geography 80 20GEOG 104 Statistical Methods in Geography 80 20GEOG 105 Cartographic Methods in Geography (Practical) 80 20M.Sc. Geography (P) IInd SemesterGEOG 201 Geomorphology 80 20GEOG 202 Population Geography 80 20GEOG 203 Regional Development and Planning with 80 20 Special reference to India
GEOG 204 Agricultural Geography 80 20GEOG 205 Interpretation of Topo-sheets and 80 20 Morphometric Analysis (Practical)M.Sc. Geography (F) IIIrd SemesterPaper No. Title M.M. I.A.GEOG 301 Geography and Ecosystem 80 20 40 10GEOG 302(A) Field Methods in Geography Socio-economic (Theory) 10 40GEOG 302(B) Project Report Based on Field Survey 20 80 20GEOG 303(i) Urban Geography 80 20 80 20GEOG 303(ii) Geography of Wellbeing (with special reference to India) 80 20GEOG 303(iii) Fluvial Geomorphology 80 20GEOG 303(iv) Historical Geography (with special reference to India) 80 20 80 20GEOG 303(v) Geography of Transport 80 20GEOG 304(i) Political Geography 80 20GEOG 304(ii) Geography of Rural Settlement 80 10GEOG 304(iii) Soli Geography 40 10GEOG 304(iv) Geography and Disaster Management 40GEOG 304(v) BiogeographyGEOG 305(A) Introduction to Remote Sensing (Theory)GEOG 305(B) Introduction to Remote Sensing (Practical)Paper 303 and 304 are optional from which students have to choose one paper each.M.Sc. Geography (f) IVth SemsesterPaper No. Title M.M. I. A. 80 20GEOG 401 Geographical Thought 80 20 80 20GEOG 402 Hydrology and oceanography 80 20 80 20GEOG 403(i) Regional Geography of India (with special reference to Haryana) 80 20 80 20GEOG 403(ii) Natural Resource Management 80 20 80 20GEOG 403(iii) Social geography (with special reference to India) 80 20 80 20GEOG 403(iv) Coastal Geomorphology 80 20 40 10GEOG 403(v) Tropical Climatology 40 10GEOG 404(i) Gender GeographyGEOG 404 (ii) Geography of Tourism with special reference to IndiaGEOG 404(iii) Cultural GeographyGEOG 404(iv) Geography of Water ResourcesGEOG 404(v) Urbanization in IndiaGEOG 405(A) Fundamental of Geographical information Systems (Theory)GEOG 405(B) Fundamental of Geographical information Systems (Practical)Paper 403 and 404 are optional from which students have to choose one paper each.POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (P.G.D.C.A.) - 60 SEATSPaper Code Nomenclature M.M. I.A.CS-DE-11 Computer Organisation and Networking Fundamentals 80 20CS-DE-12 Problem Solving through 'C' 80 20CS-DE-13 Data Structures 80 20CS-DE-14 Data Base Management System 80 20CS-DE-15 Operating System 80 20CS-DE-16 Software Lab-I Programming using C 80 20CS-DE-17 Software Lab-II Word, Excell, Access/SQL 80 20Note :-1) Scheme and Syllabi of PGDCA, M.Sc. Computer Science (Software) 1st year and MCA 1st year are same.2) A candidate seeking admission to PGDCA should have passed three years Bachelor Degree in any discipline or
degree equivalent thereto from a recognized university.ADMISSION PROCEDURE1. Each candidate will fill up an admission form in his/her own handwriting and submit it by hand in the college latest by 30.06.2015 for B.A./B.Com./B.C.A. M.A. Previous (Eng. & Eco.) M.Sc. (Maths, Geog.) M.Com. (Previous) and P.G.D.C.A. Forms received after due date will not be entertained. The institution will not be responsible for delay or loss of forms during transit/postage.2. The candidate must read the instructions given in the admission form carefully before filling up the same.3. The certificate of good conduct and character from Principal/Head of the Institution last attended, be attached with Admission form along with the attested photocopies of the examinations passed.4. Candidates must enclose certificates from competent authority for claiming weightages on the basis of performance in Sports/N.S.S./N.C.C./Cultural activities Or on the basis of caste/domicile/place of residence etc.5. Applicants are advised to carefully verify their own eligibility before applying for admission, as fee will not be refunded even if a candidate is found ineligible for the programme.6. All information given in the application form must be correct and complete as the admission of the candidate securing admission. On the basis of incorrect and misleading information can be cancelled at any stage.7. The college after inviting applications will prepare a merit list as per procedure prescribed by the Kurukshetra University. The merit list will be displayed on the college notice board. Candidates, whose names figure in the merit list, must deposit the college admission dues within the stipulated time positively so that their admission is confirmed. Candidates who fail to deposit fee within the stipulated period shall not be considered for admission at any later stage.8. Candidates who are finally selected will be admitted on payment of the full fees failing which their selection shall stand automatically cancelled and the next candidate on the merit list shall be admitted.9. Reservation for S.C. & S.T. etc. as per Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra and Haryana Govt. Rules.10. Applicants coming from University and Boards other than Kurukshetra University/Board of School Education, Haryana, and Bhiwani must bring Migration Certificates from their respective University/Board.11. Any rule regarding admission can be changed any time.12 Principal has the right to refuse admission to any applicant without disclosing the reason to the applicant.13. Procedure for preparing the merit list shall be as per university norms.14. Candidates who have a gap period after passing their B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Examination shall be considered for admissionto P.G. course only after they submit a gap certificate duly attested by Ist class magistrate and the principal isconvinced of the cause of gap in studies. GUIDELINES AND INSTRUCTIONS OF K.U. KURUKSHETRA REGARDING ADMISSION IN UG/PG COURSESI. Additional Seats1. There shall be two additional seats in P.G. Courses and five additional seats in TDC Part-I over and above thesanctioned seats for Outstanding Sports Persons. For admission against sports seats the candidate will berequired to submit the grading certificate of sports issued by Director of Sports, Haryana, Chandigarh.2. One additional seat will be for NCC candidate who attended the R.D. Parade & Camp in all courses over andabove the sanctioned seats.3. One additional seat will be for NSS Merit Certificate holder who attended the R.D. Parade Camp in all thecourses over and above the sanctioned seats.4. One additional seat in each course will be for deserving Parsi Students.II. Reservation of Seats :(A) Distribution of seats :The seats shall be distributed as under :1. All India Category including Haryana 15%2. Bonafide Residents of Haryana 85%
(50% of the seats earmarked for bonafide residents of Haryana will be reserved for the categoriesas mentioned at (B) below, as per State Govt. policy and remaining 50% seats will be filled from amongst HaryanaGeneral Category.(B) i) Schedule Castes (A & B) 20% (10% for Block 'A') (10% for Block 'B')ii) Backward Classes (except Socially 27% (16% for Block 'A') advanced persons/ sections(Creamy Layer) (11% for Block 'B')iii) Physically Handicapped: 3% (1% for blindness or low vision. 1% for hearing impairment and 1% for locomotor disability or cerebral palsy)If the seats reserved for Physically Handicapped persons remain vacant due to non-availability of suitableHandicapped candidates, it may be offered to ex-servicemen and their wards (1%) and dependants of Freedomfighters (1%).iv) 3% horizontal reservation will be given to Ex-serviceman/Freedom fighters and their dependents by providing reservation within reservation of 1% of general category, 1% out of Scheduled Castes and 1% from backward classes category. As far as block allocation in Block allocation in Block A and Block B of scheduled castes and backward classes categories is concerned, year wise rotational system will be adopted. For example, if blocks A of scheduled castes and backward classes are given seats in the academic year 2015 the next block that is B block of categories of Scheduled castes and backward classes will be given seats in the next academic year i.e. 2015 and so on. The College/Institute shall maintained the record for the purpose. Note: Under the above mentioned 3% horizontal reservation, seat will be allotted to ESM/DEF, wherever the number of seats in the respective category work out to be 0.5 or above. Candidates who have passed their qualifying examination from a University in the State of Haryana will bedeemed to be Residents of Haryana and will not be required to submit certificates of bonafide residents ofHaryana.Note :1. The Reservation of seats is as per the Reservation Policy of the Haryana Govt. and is subject to any change/amendmentmade by the State Govt. from time to time.2. If the reserved seat (s) of SC Block ‘A’ remain vacant these will be filled up from SC Block ‘B’ and vice-versa. The same logic will apply to B.C. categories ‘A’ and ‘B’. The vacant seat (s) of SC Block A and B category will not be converted into general seats.3. Certificate of SC & BC Block A & B to be submitted by the candidates on the prescribed proforma alongwith theAdmission Forms. The BC candidates (Blocks A&B) for benefit of reservation shall also have to furnish an affidavit tothe effect that he/she is not covered under the criteria of creamy layer. The said affidavit shall be furnished by both father and mother of the candidate issued during the current year.4. Dependent of Freedom Fighters of Haryana are required to submit a certificate from the concerned Deputy Commissioner.5. Only candidates having permanent disability of not less than 40% (being otherwise fit for admission to the course)will be considered for admission as physically handicapped. Disability certificate should be issued by the ChiefMedical Officer of the concerned District.6. Ex-servicemen and their wards of Haryana are required to Submit the Certificate from the concerned District Soldier Board.7. All eligible candidates, whether from Haryana or from a reserved category, may also compete for seats allocatedunder All India Category. The candidates of reserved categories should be considered first for Haryana GeneralCategory seats.8. If the number of seats in any particular category is not a round figure, o.5 or above will be taken as one and less than 0.5 shall be ignored.9. The seats remaining vacant under various reserved categories other than the S.C category shall be converted into General Category only if upto the day of display of final list no candidate belonging to reserved categories availablefor admission.III. Relaxation of the condition of eligibilityi) Unless otherwise specially provided in the concerned Ordinance the eligibility condition for Scheduled Castes will be minimum
pass marks in the qualifyinig Examination for admission to a course.ii) 5% relaxation in minimum eligibility condition for admission to various courses will be given to the Blind/physically and visually handicapped candidates.IV. Weightage for the purpose of merit (subject to provision below)The weightage of marks for the purpose of merit as mentioned below, will be added to the percentage ofaggregate and/or percentage of the qualifying examination.(A) Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from Universities in Haryana 5 Marks(B) Recipients of National Talent Award from the NCERT : 5 Marks(C) Candidates having consistently good academic record : 5 Marksi.e. throughout First Class from First Public Examination to qualifying Examination.(D) For B.Com. Part-I Class only:Students who have passed the 10+2 examination with commerece 5 Marks(E) Candidate who have passed Honours in the subject concerned. 5 Marks(F) NCC cadets who have passed the 'C' or 'G-II' Certificate (No Weightage will be given for Civil DefenceService). ORStudents who have been recommended or commended (i.e. have obtained Ist or 2nd position at the Inter-Zonal or Inter-University or Inter State or State Level Youth Festival(s) or competition(s) either individuallyor as members of a team. ORFor courses other than M.A. (Physical Edu.), Sportsmen who have won Ist or 2nd or 3rd position at theUniversity/State Level Tournaments in individual Events or Team Games or have actually participated in theInter-University or National Level Competitions. ORHolders of Bharat Scouts and Guides Certificate awarded by the president of India (for admission to under-graduate Courses only) ORHolders of Certificate of merit for NSS awarded by the University.Criteria for award of University NSS merit Certificate will be as under:-1. NSS Volunteer who has completed 240 hours of regular activities in the period of two years and attended two annualspecial camps of at least 10 days duration and2. One who has donated blood at least twice. ORHas made at least five illiterates literate. This shall have to be certified by the principal alongwith the names andaddresses of the illiterates. ORHas shown exemplary act of courage or bravery by saving life from mishaps like drowning, fire, natural calamities orman made calamities and awarded at the National Level.In case of NSS Volunteers from other Universities located out side Haryana, one has to obecome eligible by way of becoming at par with the conditions as required under Sr. no. 1 and 2 of the above criteria laid down forUniversity Merit Certificate. ORFor the students instructors of Colleges maintained/recognised by the Kurukshetra University for running AdultEducation Centres/engaged under MPEL.(The above Weightage under Adult Education Scheme will be given on the basis of the Certificate issued jointly by theprincipal of the college affiliated/maintained by Kurushetra University and the Hony. Director, CACEE, K.U.K.).Note: The number of students, admitted under Clause (F) above to any class, other than M.A. Physical Edu. Shall notexceed 10% of the total enrolment of that class.Provided that-1. The Weightage for the purpose of merit under Clause III (F) be given only if the candidate has obtained requiredcertificate/distinction during the course i.e. B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.Sc. (Home Sc.) on the basis of which the candidateis seeking admission in P.G. Courses.THE TOTAL WEIGHTAGE FOR THE PURPOSE OF MERIT UNDER SECTION IV ABOVE SHALL NOT EXCEED 10 MARKSWeightage for Sports will be given only in respect of tournaments in the following games/events arranged by theUniversity/Inter-varsity Sports Board or by a state/National Organisation recognised by the Indian OlympicAssociation. No other game or event which is not recognised by the Association of Indian Universities shall beconsidered.
* On the recommendation of the Academic Council vide its Res. No. 20 dated 15.04.2015, the Vice-Chancellor has approved following amendments to various clauses of the Ordinances as per annexure \"A\", w.e.f. thesession 2015-16 in anticipation of the approval of the Executive Council. According to these amendments, theminimum less marks (5% marks) in the eligibility conditions for admission to various courses for SC/ST/Differentlyabled candidates, where General Category candidates required to have 55% marks/50% marks/45% marks, shall beas under : 55 marks-2.75 marks = 52.25 marks (5/100 X 55 = 2.75) 50 marks-2.50 marks = 47.50 marks (5/100 X 50 = 2.50) 45 marks-2.25 marks = 42.75 marks (5/100 X 45 = 2.25)(* AS PER THE LATEST NOTIFICATION OF KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY, KURUKSHETRA)GAMES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Athletics including Cross-Country, Badminton, Basket ball, Cricket, Cycling, Gymnastics, Hockey, Kho-Kho,Shooting, Swimming including WaterPolo and Diving, Tennis, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Handball, Kabaddi of NationalStyle, Football, Chess, Boxing, Judo, Weight Lifting, Yoga, Best Physique, Wrestling and Power Lifting.CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS1. A student on the rolls of college shall be bound by the college discipline inside & outside the college premises.2. All students will carry their identity cards in their possession. These can be checked any time by any member of the staff.3. Students should not bring outsiders to the college as outsiders are not permitted.4. No Political & Non-Academic meetings of any sort can be held in the college premises without the prior written permission of the principal.5. Anybody showing discourtesy towards girl students will be severely punished and will be expelled from the college.6. No notice can be displayed on the Notice Board unless it bears the signature of the Principal or is issued from the office. The students should make it a habit to consult the Notice Board daily.7. While paying fee at the window or making any enquiry from any office counter, the students must stand quietly in queue.8. Disturbing the classes and calling out any student from the class during the periods is a serious offence.9. Proper discipline is to be maintained inside the classes and on the grassy lawns of the college.10. Students are to go upstairs only when the bell has gone. Enter the class room after all students inside have come out.11. Students are expected to pay due respect to the teachers. If anyone indulges in misbehavior with the teachers, he/ she will be severely dealt with.12. The name of students remaining absent for 07 consecutive working days in a month will be struck off from the college rolls as per instructions of KUK. He/She will be re-admitted as per rules of re-admission.13. Since BCA/B.Com. (TPP)/B.Com. (CA)/M.Com./M.A. (Economics)/PGDCA M.Sc. (Math) are a professional courses, each and every student is required to submit assignments, projects etc. as per schedule. Failure to do the needful will incur their own loss and the college will, in no case, be responsible for the same.14. Students shall refrain from: a) Causing damage to college building, furniture, computers, electric fan fixtures or to any other property. b) Obstructing passage in the verandah, stairs or else where. c) Writing in or outside the classrooms, on Notice Board, walls or furniture.15. All good suggestions from students are welcome & will be duly considered.16. A student guilty of misconduct shall be liable not only to expulsion from the College/University but also be debarred from appearing in examination of any University in India.CLASS TESTS1. One class test and two assignments shall be given in each semester.2. It shall be compulsory for every student to appear in these tests & House Examination.3. Absence from Class Test, with or without leave is not acceptable. Absence from Class Test is punishable with a fine of Rs. 10/- per paper.4. Use of unfair means in examination is a punishable offence. College is entitled to take severe action as may be decided by Unfair Means Committee of the College.PAYMENT OF DUES1. Fees and fines must be paid on due date; otherwise a late fee fine of Rs. 5/- per day will be charged upto 15 days. Afterwards Rs.200/- will be charged upto 30 days.
2. Students who are absent must arrange to send their dues to the college office on or before the due date. Absence from the college will not be accepted as an excuse for non-payment of dues.3. All fees and other dues are payable strictly in advance and in full. Part-payments will not be accepted. Absence fine incurred in a month must be paid along with the fee for the following month.4. Absence fine will be Rs.5/- per lecture per day5. Fees and fines once paid cannot be refunded.6. If a student fails to clear his/her dues, his/her name shall be struck off the college rolls. He/She will be re- admitted on payment of fresh admission fee of Rs. 500/-. Notwithstanding anything contained in this booklet, the eligibility conditions for admission in any particular course, shall be governed by the respective regulations/rules as enshrined in K.U. Calendar, (Latest editions) / Instructions/ Notifications issued by the Kurukshetra University/Haryana Govt. from time to time.7. Absentees of Class test (monthly) Rs. 50/- per paper.IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE FOR COLLEGES STUDENTS RULES REGARDING MIGRATION1. Intercollege Migrationi) Students can migrate from one college to the other only with the consent of the Principals of both the colleges and the permission by the University. It can be granted solely at the discretion of the Principal. Principal can refuse migration to any student without assigning any reason.ii) Student shall not be allowed to migrate from one college to another in the same city.iii) Students who migrate to the college shall have to deposit annual fees and admission fees barring registration fees. He/she shall not be given admission without the college leaving certificates from the previous college.2. Inter-University Migration:Students can migrate from other University to Kurukshetra University but shall have to submit following documents.a) College Leaving Certificates duly signed by the Principal of the previous college.b) Migration Certificate duly signed by the Registrar of the University from where migrating.c) Detailed Marks Certificates of the last examination passed andd) The requisite Migration fee.Special Note: If admission of any student is declared invalid by the University on account of any reason, thestudent or his/her parents will solely be responsible for the consequence. College shall not be responsible in anyconditions.WITHDRAWAL OF NAME FROM COLLEGE ROLLS Any student who wants to leave the college should submit an application which should be duly singed byhim and his parents. Before leaving the college he has to deposit all dues, library books, N.C.C. uniform/sportsequipments etc.COLLEGE IDENTITY CARD AND LIBRARY CARD All the students, in the beginning of the academic session, should get their Identity cards and library cards fromthe College library. It should be signed by the Librarian and countersigned by the Principal. Students must keep theirIdentity Cards and library cards with them. It is the duty of a student to show his/her Identity Card if demanded by theprincipal or any other faculty member/authority of the college. It should not be passed on to other students. In case ofloss/damage/theft, the New Identity Card will be re-issued to a student only on a payment of Rs. 200/- with thepermission of principal.RULES REGARDING BUS PASSES (upto 60 kms only) / RAILWAY PASSESi) Bus pass will be issued from Karnal to that place of a student which is filled in the admission form as his place of residence.ii) A student himself shall be responsible for any fraud like change in photo etc.iii) Students shall contact College Office regarding issue of Bus Passes or their renewal.iv) For the passes a copy of Matriculation Certificate and Ration Card is requiredv) For Girls sdtudents Bus passes are free.vi) Bus passes are issued only for the duration of studies/examinations and not for the period of summer vacations. Pass holders should deposit their passes in college office as soon as the academic session is over.vii) Pass-holders should keep their bus-passes carefully. In case bus pass is lost it shall be re-issued with the special permission of the Principal only if a copy of F.I.R. lodged with Police and Rs. 50/- for duplicate bus-pass fee and the requisite bus fare is deposited by the student in college office.RULES FOR CYCLE/SCOOTER STANDi) Only those students who deposit cycle/scooter stand fee shall be allowed to park their vehicles at the proper places in the college campus.ii) Students who have paid cycle/scooter fee should get their Identity Cards attested by the Fee Clerk otherwise
they shall not be allowed to park their vehicles in cycles/scooter stand.iii) Students should obtain a token from the peon before parking their vehicles in the cycle/scooter stand. They shall be allowed to take their vehicle only when they return the token to the cycle/scooter stand peon.iv) Student are advised in their own interest to get their vehicle insured.v) Students should properly lock their vehicles. College shall not be responsible for the unlocked or improperly locked vehicles.vi) Students should park their vehicles in the stand only. A student shall be punished if his/her vehicle is placed anywhere else.LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS College has a fully computerised library containing nearly 30,000 books. The number is increasing day by day. Almost all the national dailies (Hindi and English) and prominent weeklies, fort- nightlies, monthly magazines are being subscribed by the library. It is essential to keep silence in the library so that readers are not disturbed. It is strictly prohibited to mark or tear pages from library books. Students found doing so shall be severely punished.a) A student is entitled to keep the books for 15 days. He/She should either return the book or get it reissued before that duration ends. Without library card books will not be issued.b) In case of delay he/she shall be fined Rs. 2 per book per day.c) Students shall be solely responsible for the safety of Library Material. Student, on noting any damage at the time of issue, should bring to the notice of the librarian.d) The concerned student should pay compensation if any damage is made to the book. He/she is required to pay the price and penalty if the book is lost.e) Student should bring to the notice of the librarian immediately if his/her library card is lost. Any misuse of the card will be his/her responsibility.f) Newspapers, Magazines and Reference Books can be read only in the library.g) Indiscipline or making noise in the library is a punishable offence.LEAVE RULESa) Students who want leave for a day or two shall submit application duly signed by the concerned Professors.b) For three or more day's leave, students shall submit their application before the Principal.c) Leave application has to be presented before taking leave. However, if the leave has been claimed on medical ground, the application may be submitted on the day of rejoining the college after recovery from the illness.d) In case of medical leave, medical certificate should be attached.e) Any leave application received by post or submitted by any other student shall not be considered.f) Generally, leave is not granted for Class Tests. Leave regarding House Examination & Class Test may be given by the Principal only if competent medical authority certifies the leave application.g) If any student remains absent from the class for 7 days continuously, his/her name may be struck off without any intimation. Such students shall be readmitted with the special permission of the Principal only if he is convinced of the cause of the absence.ACTIVITIESSPORTS There are arrangements for almost all major games and sports like Cricket, Kho-Kho, Basket-ball, Badmintion, Table Tennis, Kabaddi, Wrestling, Athletics etc. In the college premises for the physical development of the students. Students may participate in these games according to their interest. Interested students should contact Teacher Incharge. Those students who will practice everyday will be given place in college team.NATIONAL CADET CORPS The infantry unit of N.C.C. works in the college for imparting military training to the students. Interested students should contact Dr. S.K. Sindhi, the officer-in-charge N.C.C.SUBJECTS ASSOCIATIONS Different subject associations are formed for creating general knowledge and entertainment apart from the prescribed syllabus of the subjects concerned. At present following associations are working:- i) Geography ii) Commerce iii) Girl Students Welfare association iv) Hindi/Sanskrit. These associations hold different programmes and functions from time to time. Interested students should contact the teachers-in-charge of the respective associations.
COLLEGE MAGAZINE ‘ARYA SINDHU’ Every year the college magazine ‘Arya Sindhu is published. It is edited by the student editorial board under the guidance of each department’s (Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Computer and Commerce) staff editors. This is the magazine of students.CULTURAL ACTIVITIES The institution holds various competitions like-Debate, Paper-reading, Declamation, Acting, Dance, Song, Music, Flower-arrangement, Quiz, Painting, Rangoli, Poetic Recitation etc. for the all round development of the students. Everyone can participate in these competitions. For further details students are required to read notice-boards and contact Sh. Sanjay Sharma-Convener of cultural activities.WOMEN CELL Under the National Education Policy, a Women Cell under Dr. Seema Sharma (Dept. Of English) has been set up. The cell undertakes the following activities. i) To create awareness among girl students about their rights and to educate and motivate them to raise their voice against gender bias. ii) To provide employment information and career guidance to girl students and to help them in solving their problems. iii) To organize various types of activities to help the girl students to actualize their potential.PRIZES AND MEDALS Prizes Distribution function is held every year for inspiring and honouring brilliant students. Following students are honoured and awarded prizes: i) Students holding place in the University Merit List. ii) Students holding the first and the second place in their classes in University examinations and students getting the highest marks in any subject every class. iii) State and University level Achievements in Sports, Youth Festivals and other cultural activities. iv) Students for the prizes are selected by the Principal on the basis of the advice of the concerned teachers-in- charge.FEE CONCESSIONS & OTHER FACILITIESA) Fee Concession:i) No Tuition fee is charged from any Girls students of B.A./B.Com./B.C.A. as per directive of the State Government.ii) In case of two real brothers/sisters half fee concession shall be granted to the younger one.BOOK –BANK Needy and meritorious students are given text books for the whole year out of this bank. For further details students should contact the concerned Head of the Departments or the Principal.SCHOLARSHIPS AND STIPENDS (2015-16)1) Scholarships for Handicapped Students: Handicapped students can apply for scholarship. Last date is 31st August. For details students may contact college/District Social Welfare Officer.2) Scholarship for Wards of Ex-Servicemen: There is scholarship facility for students whose parents are retired military personal. To obtain form regarding this scheme, contact District Soldier Board Office.3) Other Scholarships: Financial help may also be obtained from other serving institutions/Societies/Trusts. To keep himself/herself aware the student should read Notice Board regularly.4) Late Sh. Dev Dutt Verma memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Sh. Ramesh Verma, President, D.A.V. College Governing Body.5) Late Smt. Chander Wati Verma memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Sh. Ramesh Verma, President, D.A.V. College Governing Body.6) Sh. Thakur Dutt Sharma memorial two scholarships of Rs. 2100/- each instituted by Dr. Y.P. Sharma, Principal.7) Late Sh. Dhan Parkash Garg memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. S.C. Garg
8) Late Smt. Sarla Devi Garg memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. S.C. Garg9) Late Sh. Jai Lal memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. D.P. Singh10) A Scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. Bhim Singh11) Late Dr Ran Singh Sharma memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Dr Rajya Shree12) Late Prof. I.D. Sharma memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. Sanjay Sharma13) Late Smt. Shanta Sahore memorial scholarshi of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. Seema Sharma14) Late Sh. Mam Chand Shastri memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Dr. S.B. Dixit (Ex-Principal)15) Late Sh. B.D. Bhatt memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Dr. S.B. Bhatt16) Late Sh. Dharam Singh memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. J.S. Kundu17) Smt. Usha Singh and Sh. Rajinder Singh (USA) memorial scholarship of Rs. 1500/- each instituted by Sh. Adish Singh and Atul Singh (through Sh. S.C. Mytle, Ex-President)18) Late Sh. Sadhu Rama Gupta memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. B.B. Gupta19) Smt. Vidya Wati Goyal memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Sh. Ramesh Gupta20) Late Sh. Lajpat Rai Rawal memorial scholarship of Rs. 1100/- instituted by Sh. Rakesh Rawal21) Late Smt. Kusum Gupta and Late Sh. N.K. Gupta memorial scholarship of Rs. 1100/- instituted by Ankush Gupta (ABC Computers Karnal)22) A Scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. Poonam Verma.23) Late Major K. R. Nain memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. Sulochna Nain.24) Late Sh. Jeet Ram Kundu memorial scholarship of Rs. 2100/- instituted by Prof. (Dr.) Meenakshi Kundu25) Late Sh. Sohan Lal Kalia memorial scholarship of Rs. 3100/- instituted by Prof. (Dr.) Ritu
DETAILS OF DUES TO BE CHARGED DURING THE SESSIONS.N. Particulars Annual Charges1. Identity Card and Library Card 80 p.a.2. Library Development 100 p.a.3. Dr. Radha Krishan Fund 70 p.a.4. Security (Refundable) 1000 a)All PG, B.Sc. & B. Com. (v) 200 b) B.A. 2000 c)Professional Courses (BMC/BCA/BBA/PGDCA) 70 p.a.5. Dilapidation Fee 100 p.a.6. College Magazine 60 p.a.7. Medical fees 150 p.a.8. House examination 100 p.a.9. Computer Awareness and Practical 120 p.a. each10. Computer and Environment Examination Fees 60 p.a.11. Correspondence & Communication Fees 60 p.a.12. Red Cross Fund 20 p.a.13. Legal Literacy 10 p.a.14. N.S.S. 250 p.a.15. Building Fund 500 p.a.16. Water & Electricity charges 25 p.a17. Admission fees (only for Fresh student) 500 p.a. (P.G. Courses18. Development Fund 300 p.a. (U.G. Courses) 6 p.a.19. NCC 100 p.a.20. Annual Function 100 p.a.21. Educational Tour 25 p.a.22. Dayanand Trust 180 p.a.23. Cycle Fees 400 p.a.24. Motor Cycle / Scooter 50 p.a.25. Audio-Visual Aid 100 p.a.26. Vocational & Career Guidance Cell 20 p.a.27. Entertainment Fund 225 p.a.28. Generator & Maintenance charges 20 p.a.29. Group Insurance scheme 70 p.a.30. Seminar/Workshop Fees 20 p.a31. Women Cell 60 p.a.32. Play Field Development Fees 100 p.a.33. Alumini Fee
34. Cultural & Subject Association Fund 120 p.a.35. Student Aid Fund 50 p.a.36. Security Guard 100 p.a.37. Establishment Charges 200 p.a.38. Breakages Charges 120 p.a.39. Personal Student File Rs. 20 p.a.40. Local Taxes Rs. 25 p.a.41. Add-on-course 1350 p.a. (1200 fee + 150 Exams) 200 p.a. (120 Univ. 80 College)42. University Sports fees 100 p.a.43. Youth Welfare Fund 10 p.a.44. Student Holiday Home Fee 50 p.a.45. Student Welfare Fund 300 p.a.46. Registration Fees 1000 p.a.47. Registration Fees for BCA, BBA, PGDCA (other Univ.) 500 p.a.48 Continuation fees for BBA, BCA (2nd & 3rd year) 100 p.a.49. University Continuation Fee 100 p.a.50. Migration Fee 9030 p.a. +51. Self Finance Professional Others Courses Fees (BCA,BBA,BMC,PGDCA) College dues & FundsS.N. Particulars Monthly Charges52. Tuition Fees 60 p.m. (P.G.) 40 p.m. (U.G.)53. Amalgamated Fund 50 p.m. (P.G.) 45p.m. (U.G.)54. Computer Practical Fee 45 p.m.55. University Development (60% Univ. + 40% colege) 150 p.a. (vide KUK letter No. Reg/R-II/14/2005-2058 dated 9.1.14) 1200 p.a. a) Arts/Commerce/Science 1800 p.a. b) BBA 1000 p.a. c) BCA/M.Sc. d) Professional Courses 40 p.m.56. Practical Fee (Geog., Chem., Physics, 300 p.m. (P.G.) Psychology, Music (Vocal), Commerce) 230 p.m. (U.G.) (B.A./B.Com./B.Sc.) 30 p.m.57. Self Finance Fees58. Wi-fi facility for Labs59. Computer Fees
B.A. I/B.Com.(TPP) 100 p.m. M.Sc (Math-P & F) 125 p.m M.A. (Eco-P) 125 p.m. M.Com. (F) 125 p.m. B.Com. (G) 100 p.m. M.Sc. (Geog. - P) 125 p.m. M.Sc. (Geog. - F) 125 p.m.60. Library Fees 10 p.m.61. Environment Fee (B.A. I/B.Com-I/BBA-I,.B.Sc-I/BMC-I/BCA-I) 20 p.m.62. Lab Maintenance Charges 10 p.m. (per Practical Subject)63. Environment (re-appear fees) if applicable 500 per chanceSCHEDULE OF ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE SESSION 2015-16 UNDER-GRADUATE COURSESEvent DurationAdmissions 01.07.2015 to 14.07.2015Teaching (Odd Semester) 15.07.2015 to 11.11.2015Examinations 12.11.2015 onwardsWinter Vacation 18.12.2015 to 31.12.2015Teaching (Even Semester) 01.01.2016 to 19.04.2016Examinations 20.04.2016 onwardsSummer Vacation (2015-16) 05.05.2016 to 30.06.2016 POST-GRADUATE COURSESAdmissions 01.07.2015 to 21.07.2015Teaching (Odd Semester) 22.07.2015 to 16.11.2015Examinations 17.11.2015 onwardsWinter Vacation 18.12.2015 to 31.12.2015Teaching (Even Semester) 01.01.2016 to 19.04.2016Examinations 20.04.2016 onwardsSummer Vacation (2015-16) 05.05.2016 to 30.06.2016 The next academic session 2016-17 will start from 01.07.2016
LIST OF HOLIDAYS-2015Sr. No. Name of the Holidays Date on Day of the week1. Sir Chhotu Ram Jayanti & Basant Panchmi which falls January 24 Saturday Monday2. Republic Day January 26 Tuesday Saturday3. Guru Ravidas’s Birthday February 03 Tuesday Friday4. Maharshi Dayanand Sarswati Jayanti February 14 Monday Saturday5. Maha Shivratri February 17 Thursday Tuesday6. Holi March 06 Tuesday Monday7 Shaheedi Diwas of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Sukhdev March 23 Wednesday Tuesday8. Ram Navami March 28 Saturday Saturday9. Mahavir Jayanti April 02 Monday Saturday10. Vaisakhi April 14 Wednesday Friday11. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Jayanti April 14 Friday Tuesday12. Lord Parshu Ram Jayanti April 20 Thursday Tuesday13. Maharana Partap Jayanti May 20 Wednesday Thursday14. Sant Kabir Jayanti June 02 Wednesday Friday15. Id-ul-Fitr July 18 Saturday16. Independence Day August 1517. Teej August 1718. Janmashtami September 0519. Haryana’s Heroes Martyrdom Day September 2320. Id-Ul-Juha (Bakrid) September 2521. Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday October 0222. Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti October 1323. Dussehra October 2224. Maharashi Valmiki's Birthday October 2725. Diwali November 1126. Vishwakarma Day November 1227. Guru Nanak’s Birthday November 2528. Christmas Day December 2529. Shaheed Udham Singh’s Birthday December 26
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