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ProsPectus 2010-111. The College 04

1.1 TheInfrastructure 04 1.1.1 Laboratories 05 1.1.2 Library 05 1.1.3 WebFacilitationCentreandWebsite 06 1.1.4 VideoConferencingFacilityandConferenceCentre 06 1.1.5 Sports 06 1.1.6 Canteen 06 1.1.7 GirlsCommonRoom 06 1.2 Scholarships,FellowshipsandStipends 07 1.3 PlacementCell 08 1.4 ResearchinCollege 08

2. Admissions 2010 10

2.1 CoursesOffered 10 2.2 ProcedureforApplication 11 2.3ProcedureforAdmission 11 2.4 EligibilityCriteria 11 2.5 Basisof Selection 15

2.6 FeeStructure 16 2.7 CancellationorWithdrawalof Admission 16 2.8 ShorttermAdd-onCourses 17

3. The deparTmenTsAndThe FaculTy 19 3.1 Departmentof BiomedicalSciences 19 3.2 Departmentof Botany 20 3.3 Departmentof Chemistry 21 3.4 Departmentof Commerce 24 3.5 Departmentof ComputerScience 25 3.6 Departmentof Electronics 26 3.7 Departmentof Mathematics 27 3.8 Departmentof Physics 29

3.9 Departmentof Zoology 30 3.10 Departmentof English 31 3.11 Librarian 31

4.collegeACTiviTies 34

4.1 AcharyaNarendraDevMemorialLecture 34 4.2 ACCENTURE-TheAnnualCulturalFest 34 4.3 AnnualDay 34 4.4 NationalServiceScheme(NSS) 34 4.5 EnvironmentSociety:Paritantra 34 4.6 Sashakt 37 4.7 SPICMACAY 37 4.8 CollegeMagazine 37 4.9 DebatingSociety 37

4.10 InnovationandEntrepreneurshipDevelopmentCell 38 4.11 AlumniMeet 38 4.12 StudentsCouncil 38

5. BeyondThe Classroom...and TrainingandWorkshopsgalore 39

5.1 NationalSymposia 395.2 Workshops 40

6.generAlrules 42


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ACAdemiC CAlendAr2010-2011Semester I:21stJuly,2010to04thDecember,2010 (16Weeks) Classes

(03Weeks) ExaminationProcess

1. 21stJuly,2010(Wednesday) ClassesBegin

2. 04thOctober,2010(Monday)to14thOctober,2010(Thursday) Mid-SemesterBreak

3. 19thNovember,2010(Friday) Dispersalof Classes

4. 20thNovember,2010(Saturday)to10thDecember,2010(Friday) PreparationLeaveandConductof Exams*

5. 11thDecember,2010(Saturday)to10thJanuary,2011(Monday) Semester-Iresulttobedeclared

6. 11thDecember,2010(Saturday)to02ndJanuary,2011(Sunday) WinterBreak

sm II:03rdJanuary,2011to20thMay,2011 (16Weeks) Classes (03Weeks) ExaminationProcess

1. 03rdJanuary,2011(Monday) ClassesBegin

2. MidsemesterBreak(05Days)

3. ClassesBeginafterMidSemesterBreak

4. 16thApril,2011(Saturday) Dispersalof Classes

5. 17thApril,2011(Sunday)to20thMay,2011(Friday) PreparationLeaveandConductofExams*

6. 21stMay,2011(Saturday)to20thJune,2011(Monday) Semester-IIresulttobedeclared

7. 21stMay,2011(Saturday)to20thJuly,2011 SummerVacations

* Students of IInd year and IIIrd year and other courses continuing in the annual mode shall have their House Examination during this period.

Scheduleof AnnuAleventS 2010-2011

s. N. evn Da

1. OrientationDay 19th20thJuly,2010

2. DepartmentalFreshersDays 6th7thAugust,2010

3. InaugurationofDepartmentalSocieties 2ndweekofAugust2010

4. StudentsCouncilElection SamedayasDUSUelections

5. BookExhibition 1stweekof September2010

6. SocietyFunctions Lastweekof October2010

7. AcharyaNarendraDevMemorialLecture 29thOctober,2010

8. SportsTournament 1stweekof November2010

9. AnnualCulturalFestival(ACCENTURE) 27th28thJanuary,2011

10. DepartmentalFarewells 22nd23rdFebruary,2011

11. AnnualDay 1stweekof March2011


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AchAryANAreNdrA devcollege

BeyoNdthe clAssroom

Thisbylinesaysitallwhatwestandfor,whatwebelieveinandwhatwepractice!

TheUniversityof Delhihasover60undergraduatecollegesspreadoutinallcornersofDelhi.Sowhatisitthatmakesourcollegespecial?

Itisourbeliefthatweareheretomakeadifference.Westart with several disadvantages our college is relatively

veryyoung,wearenotphysicallysituatedineitherofthecampuses,weareinaschoolbuilding,wegetstudentswhohaverelativelylowcutoffsbutitistheselimitationsthatweturnintoadvantages!Wetreatthesefactorsnotasproblemsbutaschallenges.

Ayoungfacultymeansdynamicenthusiasm,curiosityandawillingnesstoexploreandlearn.Off-campuslocationensureswecatertoaverylargeanddifferentclienteleonethatisalsolookingforquality

education.Beinglocatedinaschoolbuildingistoughnodenyingthat,butwithcreativeandinnovativeutilizationof spaceandconstructionofappropriatestructureswenotonlyhaveamongstthebest-in-the-Universityteachinglaboratoriesbutalsodedicatedspaceforresearchprojects.Andlastbutnottheleast

ouradmittingstudentswithlowcutoffshelpsustodemonstrateinatangiblemannerthateducationinAcharyaNarendraDevCollegeisinthehandsof ahardworkingdedicatedfacultythathelpsproducequalitystudentsabletocompetewiththebestintheUniversityandbeyond!

NameacollegethathasaGovernmentof NCTof DelhisYoungScientistAwardee,amemberof theYouthDelegationtotheClimateConferenceatCopenhagen,fourstudentswhowerepartof theOSDD

OpenSourceDrugDesignprojectofCSIRandwonalaptopeachandthreefacultymemberswithdistinguishedteacherawardstoboot!Thereareseveralotherachievementsthatarenotsostark,butare equally signicant. Several students who do research projects get to present papers in conferencesand publish them just like their mentor faculty; others have gained condence because of the Theatre

workshops;manywhothinkitstheirdutytoserveNSSistheirforte,andyetotherswhothinktheirplace is in the cricket eld.

SowhatisAcharyaNarendraDevCollegeallabout?Itsabouttheearnwhileyoulearnscheme,itsaboutFOSS,OERandthecultureoffreeas in freedom,itsaboutresearch,itsaboutecontentdevelopment,itsabouttheinfectiousworkculture,itsaboutBamboocanteens,itsabouttheclusterlabs,itsaboutwebsitesdevelopedandmaintainedbystudents,itsaboutthecollectivestrength,itsaboutasharingandlearning

mileu,itsaboutdemocraticfunctioningandlastbutnottheleastitsaboutstudentswhoarecaredfor.If thesearethethingsthatyouarelookingfor,thenwearewaitingforyou!

Welcometoourfamily,

Dr. Savithri Singh

Principal


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1.The College

AcharyaNarendraDevCollege(ANDC)isunusualamongstotherconstituentcollegesofUniversityofDelhi

inbeingprimarilyasciencecollegewithallbasicsciencecoursesandwithcommerceastheonlyotherstream.Thisbreadthinscienceprovidesstudentswithunparalleledfreedomtocrossdisciplinaryboundariesanddiscoverintellectualniches.Creativethinking,problem-solvingandresearcharecentraltotheacademicprogramsatANDC

andlearningtakesplaceinanenvironmentofproactivecollaboration.AtANDC,theundergraduateprogramistaughtwithadesigntoachievebalancebetweendepthof knowledgeacquiredthroughspecializationandthatgainedthroughexploration.

AcharyaNarendraDevCollegeprovidesagatewaytointellectual,culturalandleadershipopportunitiesforall

freshersandsophomorestodeveloplong-termmentoringrelationshipswithfaculty.Thismethodologyalsohelpsstudentsenhancetheirfundamentalskillsof quantitativethinking,problemsolving,analyzinganddevelopanout-of-the-boxapproach.Manystudentsinthecollegechoosetocomplementtheiracademiccourseofstudywith

practicalworkexperiencebyactivelytakinguponeormoreadd-oncoursesandworkingonprojectsinadvancedareasbeforetheygraduate.

Aseamlesstransitbetweenteachingandresearchinthecollegehelpsstudentsbein-syncwiththelatestdevelopments

infrontierareasof study. Faculty, in theirroleasacademic advisors, help studentsnot only negotiate variousacademicopportunitiesbutalsointellectuallymentorthemtotakeadvantageof myriadfellowshipopportunities.

The colleges commitment to diversity is stronger than ever before and is reected in the wide range of ofces,

services,policiesandprograms.SituatedinaprimelocationinSouthDelhinearthecommercialhubofNehruPlace,andwithDelhiMetrosGovindPuristationinthevicinity,thecollegeisabletoattractstudentsandstaff whobringamultiplicityofexperiences,perspectivesandinterests.

The College fullls its societal obligations by having a smoke-free campus and providing students with an environmentconducivetoacademics,allroundgrowthanddevoidof anyapprehensionof ragging.

1.1 th InfaTruetothespiritofthebylineBeyondtheClassroomthecollegehasconstantlybeenupgradingitslibrary,

laboratoryfacilitiesandotherinfrastructure.


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1.1.1 LaboratoriesBeingprimarilyaScienceCollegeweinvestalotindevelopingnewlaboratoriesandrefurbishingtheexistingones.EachdepartmentinthecollegehaswellequippedlaboratoriesthatareamongstthebestatundergraduatelevelinUniversityofDelhi.Integratedacross,ithasrecentlyrefurnisheddepartmentallaboratoriesandcentral

instrumentationfacilitiesthatprovideextensiveandcontemporaryfacilitiesforscienceteachingandresearch.Someof thestate-of-artequipmentsthatwehaveinthecollegelaboratoriesinclude:

GelDocumentationSystem DOT-BLOTSystemUV-VISSpectrophotometers UV-Transilluminators

MilliporeWaterFilter FlamePhotometers

HotSSAirsterilizer PhaseContrastMicroscope

PhysiologicalDataAcquisitionSysem(Biopack) DeepFreezers(-20oC)

DigitalMultimeters DigitalStorageOscilloscopes(DSO)

Widerangeof Sensors&Transducers LaminarFlows(Horizontal)

Lyophilizer Spirometers

OrbitalShakingIncubators FluorescenceMicroscopeAmplitude Mod/Demod. Trainer with SpectrumAnalyzer

Binocular Microscopes withCamera and ProjectionSystems

WesternBlotApparatuswithpowerpack ORCADforcircuitdesignandsimulation

PCRandGradientPCR MichelsonInterferometer

EllipticalPolarizationStudySetup IceFlakingMachine

DigitalFrequencyCounter LCR&QMeter

DigitalNano-ammeter FourChannelDigitalOscilloscopes

ArbitraryFunctionGenerator DataAcquisitionbasedDigitalMultimeter

DigitalTrainers XILINXISE9.1i

XilinxSystemGenerator 8086MicroprocessorKit

MicrocontrollerTrainerKit UniversalProgrammer

SpartanIIbasedVLSITrainer Spartan3EbasedStarterKit

VirtexIIbasedDSPKIT ComputerbasedHALLEffectSetup

RefrigeratedCentrifuges AnalogComputer

FiberOpticCommunicationKit PCBDrafting&FabricationSetup

Photometer ModularLaserDiodes

LaserDiodes He-NeLaser

FiberOpticTrainer LaserTrainerKit

1.1.2 Library

Housed ina spacioushallthe College library has more than 20,000 booksapart from numerousjournalsandperiodicals.Fullycomputerizedwithbar-codedbooks,thelibraryusesadvancedLibSyssoftwaretoallowstudents


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informationonbookavailabilityandcontentthroughOnlinePublicAccessCatalogue(OPAC).TheLibraryisalsoconnectedtotheUniversityLibrarySystemthroughRFnetworkthatallowsstudentsaccesstoonlinejournalsand

bookssubscribedbytheUniversity.Photocopyingfacilityisavailabletothestudents.

That even in the age of multimedia, cyber-resources and IT, books have a special place is evident from theoverwhelmingresponseof facultyandstudentstotheannualbookexhibitioninthecollege.Thisexhibitionprovides

auniqueopportunitytothecollegecommunitytobuyandrecommendbookstothecollegelibraryfromavarietyof publishersincludingPrentice-HallIndia,OxfordUniversityPress,NarosaBooks,S.Chand,Unilib,AsianBook

Centre,AdityaBooks,Pearsons,AneBooksetc.

1.1.3 Web Facilitation Centre and Website

The Web Facilitation Center (WFC) is spread over two rooms that houses 50 computers of the latest conguration

andprovidesfreeinternetaccesstostudents.TheWFCisalsoconnectedtotheUniversityLibrarySystemthroughtheUniversity-widenetwork.Itisnotonlyusedforimpartingsoftskillsaspartof curriculumbutalsoforconductingadvancedworkshopsonFOSS,Linux,OER,WikieducatorandEasyNow.

Thecollegehasitsownwebsitehttp://andcollege.du.ac.increatedonanopensourcewebdevelopmentsoftwareDrupal,designedandmaintainedbythestudents.

1.1.4 Video Conferencing Facility and Conference Centre

Acharya Narendra Dev College is one of the ve colleges, selected for setting up of the Video-Conferencing facilitybytheUniversity.Aconferencecenterwashencecreatedwithaseatingcapacityof 125.Ithasagiantscreenof dimension 8 x 10 feet, a permanent xed LCD monitor, computers with internet access and a good public address

system.Thecenterthrobswithactivitiesof variousdepartmentsandsocietiesof thecollege.Itsaconvenientvenueforthevariousworkshopsthecollegehasbeenorganizingfromtimetotime.

1.1.5 Sports

Sports are essential not only to promote health, tness and to identify young talent, but also a means to relax andrechargeafterslogginghardinsidelaboratoriesandrackingbrainsintheclassroom.TheCollegehasarichcollection

of sports goods and tness equipments including facilities for cricket, football, basketball, volleyball, badminton,tabletennisandchess.Thesportscommitteeholdsrigorousselectiontrialstoselecttheteamsfordifferentintra

andinter-collegetournaments.The sportsroomwithproximityto themainplaygroundhasfacilitiesforindoorsportsliketabletennis,chessetc.Itisthehubof allsportsenthusiastsof thecollege.

1.1.6 Canteen

WithsupportfromtheUniversityandinassociationwithNationalMissionforBambooApplications,thecollege

hasrecentlyconstructedanewcanteenblockhousingakitchen,astudenthallandastaff block.Inkeepingwitheco-friendlystructure,thefurnitureinthestaff blockisalsomadeof bamboo.

Alongwiththecanteen,thereisalsoaHPMCstallthatsellshealthfoodsandbeveragesincludingjuices,soupsandconcentratesandageneralkioskwhichcaterstothegeneralneedsofstudentsincludingstationeryproducts,and

populareatableslikeicecreams,momosetc.

1.1.7 Girls Common Room

TheCollegehasacomfortableroom,christenedasGirlsCommonRoom(GCR),forexclusiveusebyfemale

studentswhereintheyareabletorelax,studyandhaveinformaldiscussions.Dailynewspapers,magazinesandperiodicalsareavailable forleisure reading.Also keeping inmindtheneedsof facultymembers the college isactivelypursuingsettingupofaday-carecentre.


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1.2 sCholArships, FellowshipsAnd sTipends

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Dail f h hlahip and ipnd availabl a a fllw:

Nam (Nmb) f h

fllwhip

cag (n. f

fllwhip)Amn (r.)

sdn

benettedeligibili/lin iin

Fllwhip/shlahip ffd b h cllgD.C.AroraFellowship(4) Meritorious(2) 5,000/- AllANDCstudents Markssecuredinannualexaminationsof

IstandIIndyears.

Needy(2) 5,000/- AllANDCstudents Atleast60%inannualexaminationwith75%attendanceintheacademicyear.

Proofoffamilyincome.

TeenaGuptaMemorial

Scholarship(6)

Needy(3) 5,000/- B.Sc.(H)Electronics 60%marksinpreviousexamination,

cleared in rst attempt, 75% attendance,

familyincomenotmorethanRs.6000/-permonth.

Needy(3) 5,000/- B.Sc.withComputerScience

SubjectAptituteTest(SAT)

(12)

Biology,Physics,

Chemistry,

Mathematics

(3ineach)

1,000/-

750/-

500/-

Istyearstudents Studentsscoring60%marksandabove

will be awarded meritorious certicate.

ANDCollegeAcademicAward(ineachcourse)

DelhiUniversityPositions

5,000/-3,000/-

1,500/-

AllANDCstudents Ist,IIndandIIIrdposition,respectively,inUniversityofDelhiandinAnnual

Examinations.

SouthCampus

Positions

1,000/-

750/-500/-

AllANDCstudents Ist,IIndandIIIrdposition,respectively,

inSouthCampus,Universityof DelhiandinAnnualExaminations.

ClassToppers 500/- AllANDCstudents Istpositionwithatleast75%marksinClassinAnnualExaminations.

SAFStipend Needystudents Basedonneedandfamilyincome.

EarnwhileyouLearn Needystudents Basedonneedandwillingnesstowork.

Fllwhip/shlahip ffd b univi f Dlhi

RectorsPrize,ScienceMeritoriousAward,AllIndiaEntranceScholarships Criteria notied by University every year.Meritoriousaward,Directorate

of HigherEducation

scholarshipforthegirlchild

(5%forsinglegirlchild)

Criteria notied by the Governmenteveryyear.

Fllwhip/shlahip ffd b Gvnmn f Nct f Dlhi

KishoreVaigyanikProtsahan

Yojana(KVPY)fellowship

OfferedbyDST,

GOI

4,000/-per

month8,000/-

contingentgrant

Criteria notied by DST every year.

NationalGraduatePhysicsExamination(NGPE)

IAPT 5,000/-,Goldmedal

ToponepercentalloweddirectinterviewforIntegratedPh.D.atSahaInstituteof

NuclearPhysics,HBCSE,TIFR.Top5per cent in each state get a certicate andopportunitytoattendworkshopsof 15

dayseachtwiceayearfortwoyears.

Bid, dn an appl f vai h hlahip lik h NIus, JNcAsr and IIs mm aining fllwhip.

Fllwhip/shlahip ffd b sa Gvnmn sc/st dn

CandidatesbelongingtoSC/STareawardedscholarshipsbytheStatestowhichtheybelong.Applicationsshouldbesubmittedtothecollege ofce by the end of the rst term. The continuance of any free-ship, scholarship etc. depends on satisfactory academic progress,

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1.3 plACemenT Cell

Aprofessionalentityestablishinglinkageswithprospectiveemployers,placementcellsof othercollegesandthatof the University of Delhi, the Placement cell of the college registers nal year students. The programmes arranged

areattendedbyallinterestedstudents,includingmanyfromsecondyear.Careercounselingseminars,personalitydevelopmentcamps,mockgroupdiscussionsandcampusrecruitmentdrivesareamongmanyactivitiesorganisedbythecell.CompanieslikeWiproWASE,WiproTechnologies,ATSSecurities,WiproBPO,TeachforIndia,HDFCStandardLifeInsurance,Ernst&Young,TechMahindra,NDPL,Genpact,XchangingInsuranceServices,Capital

IQ,HCL-BPO,MIEPvt.Ltd.,AdventMedicalTechnologiesandIndigoAirlinescomeregularlytothecampusforplacement.Lastyearthecellwasabletoplace50students.

1.4 reseArChin College

Theyoungfacultybelievesinpursuingresearchalongwiththeirteachingforwhichtheygetfullsupprtfromthecollegeadministration.Thiscultureofresearchhelpskeepthefacultyalivetothelatestdevelopmentsintheirrespective elds as well as provides academic satisfaction due to the resultant research publcations.

s. N.Pinipal and c-

Invigatil f h Pj Fnding Agn

r. in

Lakh

1. Dr.UrmiBajpai CloningandexpressionofMycobacteriumtuberculosisgenes

3yearsw.e.fMay,2010

Council of Scientic andIndustrialResearch(CSIR)

20.0

2. Dr.VikrantKumar MetalComplexesasanticanceragents:Synthesis,

characterizationandtheirtumerogenesisevaluation3yearsw.e.f.April,2010

Departmentof Biotechnology

(DBT)

9.50

3. Dr.SaritaKumar LarvicidalpropertiesofcertainbotanicalsagainstmosquitolarvaeAlternativeformosquitocontrol

3yearsw.e.fMay,2009

UniversityGrantsCommission(UGC)

10.96

4. Dr.AmitGarg

Mr.VishalDhingraand

Dr.SavithriSingh

Investigatingsciencehands-ontopromoteinnovation

&researchatundergraduatelevel

3yearsw.e.fFebruary,2009

UniversityGrantsCommission

(UGC)

10.54

5. Dr.VandanaUberoiDr.SunitaHoodaand

Dr.GeetuGambhir

FabricationofnewpolymersensorsforEnvironmentalprotection

3yearsw.e.fApril2008

UniversityGrantsCommission(UGC)

7.57

6. Dr.RamKumar Evaluationofthepotentialofcyclopoidcopepodas

aneffectivebio-controlagentforthecontrolof diseasevectors

3yearsw.e.fFebruary,2008

IndianCouncilof Medical

Research(ICMR)

16.00

BesidestheseresearchprojectsinthecollegetwofacultymembersDrArijitChowdhuriandDr.ShalluSachdevaare

Co-investigatorsinprojectsintheirparentDepartments.


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s. N. Pinipal Inviga til f h Pj Fnding Agnr. in

Lakh

1. Dr.SunitaHooda 1.Characterizationandsequencedeterminationof 4-VinylPyridineCopolymers

(19982001)

2.Synthesisandcharacterizationof

2-HydroxyethylmethacrylatecopolymersbyNMRspectroscopy(20042007)

UniversityGrantsCommission

Departmentof Scienceand

Technology

01.09

09.12

2. Dr.CharuKhoslaGupta FertilizationinPodostemaceae:anunresolvedproblem

(20032006)


Technology

10.00

3. Dr.SaumyaSaxena Ecophysiologyandsocioeconomicstudiesintwoselected

medicinallyimportantherbsfromtheNCTregion(20042007)


Technology

16.00

4. Dr.UrmiBajpai AVirtualCentreofExcellenceforCoordinatedResearch

onTuberculosis:Developmentofalternatestrategies(20062008)

Departmentof

Biotechnology

26.00

5. Dr.MonishaKhanna Isolationandcharacterizationofactinomycetesand

analysisof theirantibacterialpotential(20062009)

Ministryof Environment

andForests

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2. Admissions 2010

2.1 Courses oFFered

cNmb

f saGn sc st oBc PH

B.Sc.(Honours)BiomedicalSciences* 46 23 07 03 12 01

B.Sc.(Honours)Botany 41 20 06 03 11 01B.Sc.(Honours)Chemistry 31 16 05 02 08 01

B.Sc.(Honours)ComputerScience* 46 23 07 03 12 01

B.Sc.(Honours)Electronics 31 16 05 02 08 01

B.Sc.(Honours)Physics 31 16 05 02 08 01

B.Sc.(Honours)Zoology 41 20 06 03 11 01

B.Sc.LifeSciences 32 21 06 03 11 01

B.Sc.PhysicalSciences 123 63 19 09 33 03

B.Sc.(Honours)Mathematics# 31 16 05 02 08 01

B.Com(Honours)# 62 31 09 05 17 01

Pgada c

M.Sc.(Chemistry) 31 16 05 02 08 01M.Sc.(Mathematics) 31 16 05 02 08 01

PostGraduateDiplomainComputerApplications(PGDCA)* 31 16 05 02 08 01

ForeignLanguages*

(a) Certicate Courses

French 62 31 09 05 17 01

German 62 31 09 05 17 01

Spanish 62 31 09 05 17 01

(b) Diplma c

French 31 16 05 02 08 01

German 31 16 05 02 08 01

Spanish 31 16 05 02 08 01

N: * These courses are self-nanced. # Annual Mode (All other courses are in the Semester Mode).

AdmissiontoPGDCAisdonethroughCommonentranceexaminationcoordinatedbytheDepartmentofComputerScience,Universityof Delhi.

AdmissiontoM.Sc.courseisdonethroughacentralizedadmissionslipissuedbytheUniversityof Delhi.

TheInformationbrochureandtheapplicationformsfortheForeignLanguageCourseswillbeavailablefrominthecollege

12thJune,2010.

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2.2 proCedureForAppliCATion

Candidates must ll up the cmmn p-admiin fm,availableatanyofthedistributionandcollectioncenters notied by the University of Delhi.

ForapplyinginourcollegetheyshouldoptforAcharyaNarendraDevCollegeintheoptionof colleges. Pre-admissionformf Ahaa Nanda Dv cllgcanbeobtainedfromthecollegeandstudentscan

optformorethanonecourseperform.

Pla n: sin B.s. (H) Bimdial sin is not shown in the Common Admission Form,applicants may directly ll the college pre-admission form. All students who have applied in the Common

Admission Form for any course requiring PCB/Bt will be considered for Biomedical Sciences.

th dn a qid pv h aknwldgmn lip() f h p-admiin fmand pd i a h im f admiin.

2.3 proCedureForAdmission

Candidates selected for admission based on cut-offs or entrance tests will be required to ll and submit theAdmission Form (attached with the prospectus) along with original certicates and a self attested copy of each ofthefollowing:

1. Original Certicate of last qualifying examination (Class XII) issued by the Board or the University and

Provisional School/College leaving Certicate in case original has not been issued.

2. Marksheetofthelastqualifyingexaminationpassed.

3. Class X Certicate for verication of date of birth.

4. Character Certicate of School/College last attended.

5. DocumentaryevidenceofhavingstudiedHinditillclassVIII,ifthestudenthasnotstudiedHindiinclassX.

6. Tworecentpassportsizephotographs.

7. Caste Certicate (for students belonging to SC/ ST/OBC) in hi/h wn nam.

Candidates who are unable to produce any of the above mentioned certicates either because their university/ boardhasnotissuedthesametillthelastdateofadmissionorbecauseofanyotherreasonmaybegivenpviinaladmiin.If theyareunabletosubmittherequisitedocumentsby9h Ag 2010,theiradmissionshallstand

cancelled.

IncasethestudentisalreadyenrolledinDelhiUniversity,theUniversityEnrollmentnumbershouldbementionedintheadmissionform.

Admission shall be subject to verication of the certicates. The college retains the right to seek

authentication from the concerned authorities issuing the certicates.

2.4 eligibiliTyCriTeriAThereisnominimumagebarforAdmissiontoUnder-GraduatecoursesandPost-GraduatecoursesintheUniversityanditsCollegesasprovidedunderOrdinance1(2).

SelectioninvariouscoursesofferedbythecollegewillbedoneonthebasisofmarkssecuredintheclassXIIExamination of the CBSE or an equivalent Board. The applicant should take into account both theory andpractical(whererelevant)markswhilesubmittingtheiraggregatepercentage.Theminimumeligibilityconditions

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A. General Category

B. s. (Hn) Bimdial sin, Ban and Zlg

Anaggregateof atleast55%marksinPhysics,ChemistryandBiology/Biotechnology(PCB/Bt).

Atleast40%marksinEnglish(compulsorysubject).

%MarksinBiology(willbedeclaredbyeachDepartmentseparately).

B. s. (Hn) chmi, elni and Phi

Anaggregateofatleast55%marksinPhysics,ChemistryandMathematics(PCM).


%MarksinPhysics(forB.Sc.(Honours)PhysicsandElectronics).

%MarksinChemistry(forB.Sc.(Honours)Chemistry).

B. s. (Hn) cmp sin

Anaggregateof atleast55%marksinfoursubjectsincludingMathematics,onelanguage(English)andtwoElectivesfromPhysics,Chemistry,ComputerScience,BusinessStudies,AccountsandEconomics.

Atleast60%marksinMathematics.

StudentswhohavestudiedPhysicsandChemistrywillbegivenanadditional5%weightage.

B. s. Lif sin

Anaggregateofatleast50%marksinPhysics,ChemistryandBiology/Biotechnology(PC+B/Bt). Atleast40%marksinEnglish(compulsorysubject).

B. s. Phial sin

Anaggregateof atleast45%marksinPhysics,Chemistry/ComputerScienceandMathematics(PCM).


WithinB.ScPhysicalSciencestudentscanchoosefromthefollowingthreecombinations: Physics,Maths,Electronics(PME),

Physics,Maths,Chemistry(PMC)and

Physics,Maths,ComputerScience(PMCs).

Thecollegereservestherighttodeclaredifferentcut-offmarksforeachcombinationandalsodeclareaminimum%requirementinMathematicsforPMCsandminimum%ofPhysicsforPME.

B. s. (Hn) Mahmai

Atleast45%marksintheaggregateof Physics,Chemistry,MathematicsandoneLanguage(PCML)orPhysics,ChemistryandMathematics(PCM).

Atleast50%marksinMathematics(compulsorysubject).%requirementinMathematics.

B. cm. (Hn)

Anaggregateof atleast45%marksinoneLanguage(English)andthreeElectives(1L+3E).

5% i dd fm h aggga baind b dn f sin and Hmanii am.


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ThestudentsshouldoptedhaveforMathematicsatplustwolevel(compulsory).

1L+3E indicate the aggregate of one Language and three Electives from among Mathematics, Accounts,Business-Studies,EconomicsandComputer-ScienceandApplications.

B. Reserved Category

TheUniversitywillregistercandidatesof thefollowingthreecategoriescentrallyandtheCollegeshalladmitonly

those candidates who produce Provisional Admission Slips issued by the University by the specied date of the

University.

(i) shdld ca / tib candida

AsperUniversityrules22%ofthetotalnumberof seatsarereservedforthecandidatebelongingtoScheduledCastes/Tribes(15%forScheduledCastesand7%forScheduledTribesinterchangeable,if necessary).

N: Students belonging to schedule castes/tribes who are bonade residents of the Union TerritoriesincludingNationalCapitalTerritoryof DelhiareexemptfrompaymentofUniversityexaminationfees.

(ii) childn /Widw/Wiv f Amd F Pnnl

AsperUniversityrules5%of thetotalnumberof seatsineachof thecourseshavebeenreservedforthechildren/

widows/wivesof theArmedForcesPersonnel,killedordisabledinaction/wars.Thecandidatewishingtoavailthisbenet must submit a certicate to that effect.

(iii) Viually and Phyially challenged

3%of thetotalseatsarereservedforPhysicallyChallengedcandidates.

C. Other Backward Classes

ThepolicyreservationfortheOBCsundertheCentralEducationInstitutionActhasbeenimplementedfromtheacademicsession2008-09.Twentyseven%seatsineachcoursewillbereservedfortheOBC(non-creamylayer)asper the decision of the Delhi University. The creamy layer is identied by the G Annal Inm f r. 4.5lakh.Forfurtherdetailspleasesee:

http://ncbc.nic.in/backward-classes/index.html,http://ncbc.nic.in/html/creamylayer.html

OBCstudentshavetoapplyalongwithgeneralcategorystudentsinthesamepre-admissionforms,butmark

clearlythattheybelongtoOBC.

Students have to produce an original OBC certicate in their own name which states that they are not from thecreamylayer(sociallyadvantagedpersons).

Amaximumreductionof10%marksbelowcutoff ispermissibleforOBCstudents.

D. Foreign StudentsForeignstudentsseeking admissionto various courses are requiredto applyto the ForeignStudentsAdvisor,

ForeignStudentsRegistry,Facultyof ManagementStudy,Universityof Delhi,Delhi-110007.NoForeignStudent

willbeadmittedtothecollegewithoutpriorapprovalofForeignStudentsAdvisor,Universityof Delhi.Foreign nationals having qualifying degree from foreign Universities are exempted from the entrance test

requirements.

E. Wards of Kashmiri Migrants

ThewardsofKashmiriMigrantswillberegisteredcentrallybytheUniversityforadmissiontovariousunder-

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admissionsaremadeonthebasisof EntranceTests.Theallotmentof seatstothecourse/collegewillbemadeonthebasisof meritbytheUniversity.

F. Admission on the Basis of Sports and Co-Curricular Distinctions

1. AsperUniversityrules,5%of thetotalnumberof seats,eachinHonoursandPassCourses,willbeofferedforadmissiononthebasisof sportsandco-curriculardistinctions.(ThisisonlyforadmissiontotheIstyearof anycourse).

2. DelhiUniversitythisyearhascentralizedthetrialprocedureforcandidatesseekingadmissionundersportsquota.TrialswillbeorganizedcentrallyintheUniversitybyDUSportscouncil.Thescheduleof trialswillbeputuponthecollegeandUniversitywebsitesandNoticeBoards

3. ThecandidateswhohaveparticipatedinInternational/Nationallevelwillbegivendirectadmission.

Candidatesseekingadmissiononthebasisofsportsandextra-curricularactivities(ECA)arerequiredtoapply

throughthepre-admissionapplicationformofthecollegeby 11h Jn, 2010,givingdetailsoftheactivitiesatthe school level on a plain paper along with photocopies of relevant certicates and testimonials. These may besubmittedtothePAtoPrincipal.Thecollegewillconsideronlythoseapplicantswhoplaygames,asgiveninsection

1.1.5.Thelistof thecandidatesshort-listedfortrialsalongwiththedateswillbedisplayedonthecollegenoticeboardwhenrecievedfrmtheUniversity.Itwillalsobeputonthecollegewebsite:hp://andllg.d.a.in.

G. Gap Year StudentsStudentswhohavehadagapintheireducation

mustbringinoriginaladmissionslips,

admitcardsetc.foranyexaminationtaken or certicates of courses

attendedinthegapperiodtobe

abletogainadmissiontotheundergraduatecoursefor

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2.6 Fee sTruCTure

Coursewisefeestobepaidattimeof admissionincash(Rs.)fortheAcademicYear2010-11*

undgada Gnal/oBc sc/st

B.Sc.(Honours)BiomedicalScience 15905.00 14500.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Botany 5905.00 4500.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Chemistry 5705.00 4300.00

B.Sc.(Honours)ComputerScience 20705.00 19300.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Electronics 5705.00 4300.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Mathematics 5705.00 4300.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Physics 5705.00 4300.00

B.Sc.(Honours)Zoology 5905.00 4500.00

B.Com.(Honours) 5705.00 4300.00

B.Sc.LifeSciences 5905.00 4500.00

B.Sc.PhysicalSciences 5905.00 4500.00

Pgada c

M.Sc.Chemistry 5841.00 4536.00M.Sc.Mathematics 5841.00 4536.00

PGDCA 15705.00 14300.00

StudentswhowishtobecomeamemberoftheWUSHealthserviceshoulddepositRs.120/-alongwithfees.

The caution money and library security is refundable. The student is required to submit an applicationfor refund, separately for each, within three years of leaving the college. If no claim is made

within this period, this money shall be deemed to have been donated to the Students Aid Fund.

ThefeechargedundertheheadStudentsAidFundisnotrefundable.

*InadditiontotheaboveUniversityexaminationfeewillalsobechargedatthetimeofadmission.

ForeignStudentsRegistrationFee:US$100extrainadditiontotheabovefeesfortherespectivecourses.

ForB.Sc.(Honours)ComputerScience,studentsfromotherthanSAARCcountriesarerequiredtopayUS$3500peryearinadditiontothefeespaidbyIndianstudents.StudentsfromSAARCcountriescanmake

thesepaymentsinIndianRupees.

N:DetailsaboutfeestructureforForeignLanguagecoursesaregivenintheForeignLanguageProspectus.

2.7 CAnCellATionorwiThdrAwAloF Admission

Cancellationof admissionandrefundof feewouldbeasperthefollowingrules:

AmountpaidforSAFisnotrefundable. Adeductionof Rs.5/-willbemadeif admissioniswithdrawnbefore31stJuly2010.

Adeductionof Rs.30/-alongwithtwomonthstuitionfeewillbemadeif admissioniswithdrawnbetween1stand 16th August 2010. Upto Rs.1000 from the course fee may be deducted in case of self-nanced courses.

Onlythesecurityamountwillberefundedforallcancellationofadmissionsafter16thAugust2010.

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Migain

Thecollegereservestherightnottoentertainanyrequestformigrationof itsstudentstoothercollegesafterthedeclaration of their rst year results. However, request for migration to the college shall be considered on the basis

of meritof theindividualcaseasperUniversityguidelines.

F an qi pblm gading admiin, pla fl f na:

Hlp Dk

cnvn, Admiin cmmi: D. Vala Khli and D. sna Panav Kma

2.8 shorTTerm Add-onCourses

In order to improve skills required in a work environment and develop self-condence the college conducts threeAdd-oncourses.Theseareheldlateintheafternoonsandonweekends.

1. effiv cmmniain and Pnali Dvlpmn hgh tha (ecPDt)cnvn:Mr. Sandeep Goel, Dr. Geetu Gambhir and Dr. Ravi Toteja


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This100hour-courseconductedbyeminenttheatrepersonalitiesconnectedwiththeNSD,seekstohonestudentsinskillssuchaseffectivecommunicationbothoralandwritten.Somesalientpointsof thecourseareasfollows:

a.Dynamicleadershipthroughproblemsolving,criticalthinkinganddecision-making.

b. Ability to think creatively and act condently through acting, improvisations, performances and scripting.

c.Teamworkandinterpersonalrelationshipskillsfocusingonrelationshipswithself,friends,familyandsociety.

d. Self-management and self-awareness skills through effective conict management, negotiations and ability to

copewithstressandmanagetimeeffectively.

Thecoursetaughtmainlythroughtheatreworkshopsandlecturesculminateswithafunctionwhereinstudentsshowcasetheirtalentinfrontofspecialinvitees.Seatsinthecoursebeinglimited,thecollegegenerallyauditions

thestudentsforselection.

2. English Language Prociency Course (ELPC)cnvn:Dr. Geetika Kalra

TheELPCisafourmonth,100-hourcourseconductedoverthreedaysaweekinthecollegeincollaborationwith

Instituteof LifeLongLearning,Universityof DelhithatisopentoallstudentsenrolledinUniversityof Delhi.ItseekstoimprovestudentscommunicationskillsintheEnglishlanguage.

3. Inan taining and ca oppni Pgamm - Yuvodaya.cnvn:Ms. Anuradha Sarin

Students often look for training in specic elds that would enhance their employment prospects immediatelyaftergraduation.Towardsthisend,thecollegedecidedtobeapartof thecollaborationbetweenMetLifeandtheUniversity of Delhi for running an Add-on course - Insurance Training and Career Opportunity. Certied Facultyof MetLifeconductsthiscoursespreadovernineweeksof studyfollowedbyonemonthof on-jobtraining.The

courseendswithanevaluationandstudentsperformingwellcanhopetobeplacedinMetLife.

ItispertinenttomentionherethatasimilartieupwithICICIBankforacourseonFoundationsofBankingresultedinexcellenttrainingwithmostof thestudentsbeingofferedpositionsbytheICICIimmediatelyafter

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3. tHe DePArtMeNts AND tHe FAcuLty

D. savihi singh (Pinipal)

A Botanist by training, Dr Savithri Singh, has over time, diversied her interests into issues on education (Scienceeducation inparticular),women and environment. She was a member of NationalKnowledge Commissions

working group onRetention of studentsinScienceand Mathematics and isanIndiaCoreteam member for

developingguidelinesforQualityAssuranceinMultimediaLearningMaterialsaprojectofCommonwealthEducationalMediaCentreforAsia,NewDelhiandtheCommonwealthof Learning,Vancouver.

Dr. Singh isinvolved with NCERTat variouslevels inthe capacityas a Member, National Focus Groupon

Teachingof Science;Member,ScienceSyllabusCommittee;Member,DepartmentalAdvisoryBoard,Departmentof Science and Mathematicsand Department of Teachers Education and Extension; Chief Advisor, PrimaryEnvironmentalStudiestextbooks,andauthor,TextbookDevelopmentteamforBiologyXIandXII.Shewasearlier

editorandauthorofDelhiSCERTsciencebooks-classesIIItoVIII.

BesidesbeingastrongadvocateofFreeandOpenSourceSoftware(FOSS)andOpenEducationalResources(OER),sheisanelectedmemberandViceChairof theInternationalCommunityCouncilof theWikieducatora

wikicommittedforbuildingOERs.ShebelievesinfreeuniversalaccesstoeducationandhasledthecollegetoswitchoverfromvariousproprietarysoftwarestoLINUXandFOSS.

Dr.Singhispassionateaboutencouragingresearchbyfacultyandpromotingexperiment-basedresearchprojects

byundergraduatestudents.Shemakesitapointtoensurethatstudentsgetopportunitiestoworkwiththebestof toolsavailablethusgainingvaluablehands-onexperience.Sheisresponsiblefortheseveralhands-onworkshopsforstudentsinthecollegebeitinElectronics,Biology,MicrobiologyorComputerScience.

3.1 depArTmenToF biomediCAl sCienCes

BiomedicalSciencesisapopularcoursesoughtbystudentswithbiologicalsciencesbackground.Thecourseofferspromisingcareerprospectsinresearch,education,

managementandhealthcareindustry.An

integralpartof thecurriculumisasupervisedindependentshorttermresearchproject

inareputedresearchinstitutionand/orPharma/Biotechindustrywhichtrainsstudentsincurrenttechniquesandmethodologiesintheareaof

biomedicalscience.

Cathexis,thesocietyof BMSstudents,isavibrantplatform

wheretheyshowcasetheirorganizationalskills,leadership

qualities,developpotentialof beingaspeaker,writer,poet,editor,singeretc.Thestudentsgetanopportunitytovisitdifferentresearchinstitutes

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The Faculty

D. umi Bajpai (Assistant Professor). A keenresearcher withspecializationin Microbiology, shebelievesin

making students independent and oneself progressively unnecessary. She is the Principal Investigator of tworesearchprojects(fundedbyDBTandCSIR,respectively).

M. snia Jl* (AssistantProfessor).Atopranker,shebelievesininteractiveteachingwhereconceptsbecome

clear.SheisagoldmedallistandhaswonAgnesScotawardindevelopmentalbiology.

M. Gagan Dhawan(AssistantProfessor)istherecipientofCSIRCatchThemYoungAward.Besidesgetting

atoprankintheGATE-2000examination,heisalsoavisitingfacultyatDivisionof Biotechnology,NetajiSubhasInstituteof Technology,Delhi.Justrecently,hehasbeenselectedasaVisitingFellowatUniversityof Edinburgh,UKunderU21exchangenetwork.

D. Ahana Pand(AssistantProfessor)isarecipientof CSIR-CatchThemYoungawardtwiceandadoubleGoldmedallist.Shebelievesintheinteractivewayof teachingandalsohasfoundedaStudentsAdventureClub.

D. rajh chadha(AssistantProfessor)didhisMastersinBiomedicalSciencesfromDr.AmbedkarCentrefor

BiomedicalResearch,followedbyPh.D.fromtheDepartmentof Zoology,Universityof Delhi,Hehaspublishedmorethan8researcharticlesinpeerreviewedjournals.

3.2 depArTmenToF boTAny

Overtheyears,thedepartmenthasmadeanameforitselfthroughexcellenceinteachingandresearch.Besides

formaleducation,manyamongstthefacultyareinvolvedindevelopinge-learningcontent.Studentsareimpartedthebestguidance,constantmonitoringandareinitiatedintoresearchthroughsummerworkshopsinstate-of-the-artlaboratories.TARUMITRA,theBotanicalSocietyorganizesvariouseventstodisseminateinformationaboutconservationof biodiversityand biologicalsciences. Academic tours helpthe studentsto knowaboutvarious

climaticzonesandphyto-geographicaldistributionof theIndiansubcontinent.vbd

The FacultyD. M. s. rajwai(AssociateProfessor)isthesenior-mostteacheroftheDepartmentandhasaspecializationinEcologyandTaxonomy.LastyearshewasawardedtheDistinguishedTeacherAwardbyUniversityofDelhi.SheisalsoaGuestfacultyinDepartmentof EnvironmentalBiology,Universityof Delhi.

D. sama saxna (AssociateProfessor)isaplantmolecularbiologistandConvenorof ExaminationCommittee.ShehascompletedaDSTresearchproject.

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D. Anpama shkla(AssociateProfessor)isorganizedandmeticulousineverythingshedoes.Adedicatedteacherandanableguide,shetriestobringoutthebestinstudents.SheisalsopassionateabouttheHindilanguage.

D. Ania Naang(AssistantProfessor)isacellbiologistspecializinginPlantResourceUtilisation(PRU)and

Genetics.ShetakesactiveinterestinNSSactivities.

D. cha K. Gpa (AssistantProfessor)isaplantreproductivebiologistwithakeeninterestinenvironmentalissues. Sheisarecipientof theYoungScientistawardandhassuccessfullycompletedaDSTproject.Shehassevenresearchpapersininternationaljournals.

D. Gika Kala (AssistantProfessor)hasaspecializationinSignalTransductionandPlantPhysiology.Sheisthe Academic Coordinator of English Language Prociency Course.

M. yahhwa*(AssistantProfessor)ispursuinghisdoctoraldegreefromtheSchoolof LifeSciences,JawaharlalNehru Universitywithspecialization inphyto- and photo-chemistry. Heis Convenorof the Cell forremedial

coachingtoSC/ST/OBCstudents.

D. rahmi shama(AssistantProfessor)isatrainedbiochemistwithinterestinbiotechnologyandbioinformatics.

3.3 depArTmenToF ChemisTry

Departmentof Chemistryholdsapositionof prominenceamongstothercollegesof UniversityofDelhibecauseofitszealousfacultyandwellequippedlaboratoriesincludingonededicatedtoresearchprojects.Apartfromsyllabi-drivenpracticals,studentsareencouragedtotakeupsmallprojectsandundergosummertrainingprojects/workshops within the college as well as various scientic institutes.

TheDepartmentgroomstheoverallpersonalityof thestudentsbyofferingaplatformforco-curricularactivitiesintheformof ABHIKRIYATheChemistrySociety.

The Faculty

D. snia Hda (Vice-Principal)(AssociateProfessor)isthesenior-mostfacultymemberin thecollegewithspecializationin PhysicalChemistry. She is a passionateresearcher who has completedtworesearchprojects(fundedbyUGCandDST),has40researchpublicationsandhasauthoredmanybooks.Sheisactivelyinvolved

withNCERT.

D. sma Gpa (AssociateProfessor).Oneof thesenior-mostteachersinthecollege,shespecializesinInorganic

Chemistryandtakeskeeninterestinthedevelopmentofe-contentforundergraduatecourse.

D. Pja Bhaga (AssociateProfessor)withspecializationinorganicchemistryisadoublegoldmedallist.Shehas

authoredseveralbooksbesideshavinganumberofpublications.


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D. shall sahdva (AssistantProfessor)isagoldmedalistinM.Sc.(InorganicChemistry)andisactivelyinvolved

inaUGCfundedprojectinbioinorganicchemistry.

D. rahmi thkal (AssociateProfessor)specializesinOrganicChemistry.Sheisalsoakeenresearcherandhasauthoredseveralresearchpapers.

D. Ni Mia*(AssociateProfessor)istoprankerinPhysicalChemistryhasfourresearchpapersandseveral

bookstohercredit.SheisactivelyinvolvedwiththeInstituteof LifeLongLearning(ILLL),Universityof DelhiandisacoordinatorforEasyNowandWikiEducatorworkshopsinthecollege.

D. Maniha Jain (AssistantProfessor)isadoublegoldmedallistwithspecializationinInorganicChemistry.Sheisanavidresearcherhavingsevenresearchpublications.

D. Nl Dh (AssistantProfessor)isatoprankerinPhysicalChemistryandConvenorof ABHIKRIYAthe

ChemistrySociety.SheisinvolvedwithILLL,Universityof Delhi.

D. Vandana ubi (AssistantProfessor)specializesinInorganicChemistryandisPIof aUGCproject.Shehaspresentedpapersatinternationallevel.

D. G Gambhi (AssistantProfessor)withspecializationasanorganicchemistisactivelyinvolvedintheongoingresearchprojectinthedepartment.

M. Dinh Kma Aa (AssistantProfessor)hasspecializationinInorganicChemistry.Heisadedicatedsyntheticchemistawaitingtheawardof hisdoctoraldegree.

D. Vikan Kma (AssistantProfessor)specializesinInorganicChemistryandhasbeenaVisitingYoungScientistinNagoyaUniversity,Japan.HeisthePrincipalinvestigatorofaDBTfundedprojectandhasseveralresearchpapersininternationaljournals.

D. Pankaj Khanna(AssistantProfessor)withspecializationinOrganicChemistryhasseveralpublicationsinjournalsof repute.

3.4 depArTmenToF CommerCe

TheDepartmentofCommercewithafacultystrengthof nine,hasbeenabletocarveoutanicheforitselfinterms

of exemplaryplacementof itsstudentsinleadingMNCsincludingMetlife,Titan,ICICIandConcordtonameafew. Keeping itself abreast of the latest happenings in the world of nance the department offers three optionalsubjectsviz.,Marketing,Finance,TaxationandInsurance.


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M. sanga rlan (AssociateProfessor).AtoprankerwithspecializationinMicroEconomics,Insuranceand

Financeandhasbeenthecoordinatorof Yuvodaya.

M. sadhna Gpa(AssociateProfessor).AverydiligentteachershespecializesinLaw,FinanceandOrganizationalBehaviorandDevelopment.

M. sind Ka (AssistantProfessor)specializesinFinanceandTax.Shehasakeeninterestinunderstandingandlearningnewtechnologiesusedinteaching.

M. Pnam chahan (AssistantProfessor)specializesinFinancialAccountingandFinancialManagementand

isamemberofExaminationCommittee.

M. Anadha sain (AssistantProfessor)specializesinTax,FinanceandOrganisationalBehaviourandsheistheCoordinatorof add-oncourseonInsurance.

M. rpali Pabja*(AssistantProfessor)specializinginFinanceandLaw,hasdevelopedane-learningmodule

onCentralSalesTax.ShehasrepresentedDelhiinStateLevelSwimmingCompetition.

M. sandeep Goel (AssistantProfessor)specializinginBankingandFinancehastaughtFoundationsof Banking

coursestartedbyICICIBankincollaborationwiththeUniversityof Delhi.HewasConvenor,SportsCommittee,

NSS Program Ofcer and Coordinator, Add-on course on Personality Development through Theatre (2009 - 11).

M. shal Mahajan (AssistantProfessor)specializes inManagementandFinanceandhasbeena part of theUnitedKingdom-IndiaEducational Research Initiative (UKIERI)projectand BankingcoursestartedbyICICIBank.

3.5 depArTmenToF CompuTersCienCe

Department of Computer Science is a very vital and signicant part of the college with three state-of-the-artcomputerlaboratories.Toencouragestudentstoexplorealternatecomputingenvironments,twoyearsback,PCs

intwolaboratoriesweremadetorunonLinuxOperatingSystememphasizingFreeOpenSourceSoftware(FOSS)applications.ItistheonlyComputerScienceDepartmentintheUniversitytohavedoneso.

ThedepartmentalsocietyTURINGorganizesseminarsandworkshopsonlatesttrendsinsoftwareandtechnology.Thestudentsof thedepartmenthavetakentheinitiativeof developingandmaintaininganewlydevelopedcollegewebsiteusingfreelyavailablewebsitedesigningsoftwareDRUPAL


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M. shaanji Ka (AssistantProfessor)hasinterestinDatabaseManagement,ProgrammingLanguagesandDataMining.CurrentlypursuingPh.D.,sheisamemberof theeditorialboardof InternationalJournalof Data

Mining,ModellingandManagement.

D. Vibha Ga(AssistantProfessor)isactivelyinvolvedinFuzzyLogic&DataWarehousing.ShetookinitiativetodevelopthecollegewebsiteusingDRUPAL.SheisalsothecoordinatorfortheInnovationandEntrepreneurship

DevelopmentCentre;of thecollege.M. snia Naang(AssistantProfessor)ispursuingPh.D.intheareaof FinancialDerivativesandhasconducted

variousLinuxand FOSS workshops. She has encouraged studentsto take over the responsibility of software

maintenancewhichhasresultedindoingawaywiththenotionof AMCsforsoftware.

M. Haia Ahja* (Assistant Professor) has interest in Articial Intelligence and Web Mining and is at present

workingtowaqrdsherPh.D.degree.Sheisamemberof PlacementCell.ShehasalsohelpedconductvariousLinuxandFOSSworkshops.

M. Pi Mawaha (Assistant Professor) has interests in Operating Systems, Neural Networks and

Programming.

M. chanda Kan samal (AssistantProfessor)isasoftwarescientistandlikescombiningpolicyrelevantresearch

withteachingincomputerscience.

M. An Pavn (AssistantProfessor)hasinterestinComputerNetworks,DiscreteMathematicsandComputerArchitecture.

3.6 depArTmenToF eleCTroniCs

TheElectronicsDepartmenthasanexperiencedanddedicatedfacultywithacumenforresearchafactborneoutby

over100researchpublications.Thekeystrengthof

thedepartmentistheencouragementstudentsaregiventogobeyondthecurriculum

andlearnskillsthatwillstandthemingoodsteadinfuturecareers.the

Electronicslaboratoriesinthecollegeareamongstthebestin

theUniversityofDelhiand

areequippedwithlateststate-of-artequipments.

Studentsarealsogivenaavor of the industrial

electronicsoftwaresuchasXILINXetc.

PracticalModulesconductedfortherst year students

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D. sna Panav Kma(AssociateProfessor)specializesinModelingandSimulationof novelheterostructures.Shehasseveralresearchpapersininternationaljournals.ShehasbeenactivelyinvolvedintheSPICMACAYsociety

of thecollege.

D. Anj Agawal (Associate Professor) specializes in Micro-Electronics and has special interest in DigitalElectronicsandMicroprocessors.Shehasmorethan40publicationstoher creditin InternationalandNational

peerreviewedjournals.D. Ami Gag (AssociateProfessor)specializesintheareaof lasermaterialinteractionandhasakeeninterestinscienceeducation.Hehas29researchpublications,haswrittentwobooks,isontheEditorialBoardof international

journalsandisafellowof SPIEandOpticalSocietyof India.HeisthePIof aUGCresearchprojectwhichgivesabundantresearchspacetostudents.HeisalsotheBursarof thecollege.

M. Vihal Dhinga(AssistantProfessor)haskeeninterestinNetworkAnalysisandistheProctorof thecollege.HehasbeentheConvenorof thePlacementCellof thecollegeeversinceitsinceptionfouryearsago.HeisaCo-investigatorof theUGCresearchproject.

D. udaibi singh*(AssistantProfessor)specializesinOpticsandMaterialScienceandhaspublishedmanyresearch papers in this eld in esteemed journals.

D. ravn Ka (Assistant Professor) has interest in analysis and simulation of short channel effects insub-100nmMOSFETtechnology.Shehas68publicationsandhasappearedintheGoldenReportSelectionsIEEETransactionsonElectronDevices.

3.7 depArTmenToF mAThemATiCs

TheDepartmentwithafacultystrengthofnine,teachestheHonourscourseinMathematics,studentsdoinghonours

inPhysics,ChemistryandComputerScienceandalsothatof thePhysicalandlifeSciencecourses.ThisyearonwardsMathematics

willalsobetaughttoBotany,ZoologyandBiomedicalSciencestudents.EveryyearthedepartmentsocietyMATRIXorganizes

quizzes,seminars,lecturesandtripstoencourageall-rounddevelopmentof students.The

departmentallibraryhasarichcollectionof booksbesidesthe

titlesavailableinthe

maincollegelibrary.Studentsalsohavereadyaccessto

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M. Anpama (AssociateProfessor)istheseniormostteacherintheDepartment,hasbeenauniversitytopperthroughheracademiccareerandhasaspecializationinappliedmathematics.

D. Vala Khli (AssociateProfessor)didherPh.D.inQueuingTheoryfromIITDelhiandisoneof theConvenorsof theAdmissionCommitteefortheacademicyear2010-2011.

M. Gaav shama(AssistantProfessor)ispursuingPh.D.inCelestialmechanicsandnon-lineardynamical

systemsfromtheUniversityof Delhi.

M. rph thi*(AssistantProfessor)hasveryrecentlysubmittedhisdoctoralthesis.HeistheConvenorof

workloadandtime-tablecommittee.

D. Laxmi Naain(AssistantProfessor)specializesinschedulingproblemsandhassixresearchpapersinvariousnationalandinternationalsjournalsof repute.

M. sma Gpa (AssistantProfessor)haskeeninterestinmathematicalprogramming.Sheiscoordinatorof theForeignLanguageCourses.

M. sadanand Paad (AssistantProfessor)haskeeninterestinevolutionarybehaviorincertainnon-linearsystemsand is presently pursuing doctoral studies. This year he is the NSS Program ofcer.

M. chaman singh (AssistantProfessor)isayoungvisionarywithstronganalyticalskillsanddeepknowledgeof advancedmathematics.Heiscurrentlypursuingdoctoralstudies.HeisConvenorof theSportsCommittee.

D. saia Agawal(AssistantProfessor)didherdoctorateinAlgebra.Shehasactivelyworkedformanycommitteesof thecollegelikeSashakt,NSSandtheDramaticsSociety.

3.8 depArTmenToF physiCs

TheDepartmentof Physicscontinuallystrivesforexcellenceinteachingandresearchandhasestablisheditself asoneof thereputeddepartmentsintheUniversity.Thespiritof innovationiskeptalivebythefacultysengagement

inresearchthatincludesfrontierareasoftheoreticalandexperimentalphysics.Studentsareencouragedtoperformoriginalprojectsanddissertations,participateinseminars,workshops,andcolloquiumswhereintheyareexposed

tofrontierareasof scienceandPhysicsinparticular.Workingtogethercloselywithfacultymembers,studentsof thedepartmentfollowtheirindividualpassionstoareashithertoun-traversed.Thedepartmentmaintainsitsown

websitenamelyhttp://sites.google.com/site/andcphysics

The Faculty

D. Mama Bhaia (AssociateProfessor)ispresentlyOSDatCampusofOpenLearning,UniversityofDelhi.

SheisrecipientofIndianScienceCongressYoungScientistAward.ShespecializesinReactorPhysicswhilehercurrentareaof interestisSolidStatePhysics.

D. sanja rani(AssociateProfessor)specializesinLowTemperatureSolidStatePhysicsandherareasof

interestareComputationalPhysics,Microprocessor,ComputerProgrammingandElectromagneticTheory.

D. Maniha Vma(AssociateProfessor)holdsadoctoratedegreeinHighTcSuperconductors.Besidesteachingherotherinterestsarereadingandgardening.

D. shal Dhanda (AssociateProfessor)holdsdoctoraldegreeinclassicalmechanics.Shewasactivelyinvolvedinrestructuringof B.Sc.ProgrammeinPhysicalSciences.

D. Pankaj tagi (AssociateProfessor)specializesinExperimentalCondensedMatterPhysicsandisinspiredbyLight(Optics)andHeat(ThermalPhysics).Hehasmanyresearchpublicationsinnationalandinternationaljournals.


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D. Ahh Bhaadwaj (Assistant Professor) has a postgrduate degree in Physics as well as in ElectricalEngineeringandspecializesinexperimentalHighEnergyPhysics.HisresearchinterestsincludeSiliconDetectors,

InductionLogging,Inversionetc.

D. Mn Mhil (AssistantProfessor)holdsPh.D.inCosmologyandAstroparticlephysicsandiscurrentlyinterested in the Astroparticle research in the eld of Leptoquarks.

D. Aiji chwdhi(AssistantProfessor)specializesinexperimentalMaterialScience,isontheeditorialboard

of theInternationalJournalSensorsandTransducersandhasbeenaVisitingFellowattheAustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra,Australia.HeisCo-investigatorintwoprojectsfundedbyDSTandMIT.

D. Pii Agawala (AssistantProfessor)hasspecializationinPlasmaPhysics.Shewasalsoinvolvedinrestructuringof theB.Sc.ProgrammeinPhysicalSciences.

M. ranj singh (AssistantProfessor)iscurrentlyonleavetopursuePh.D.inPhysicsfromIIT,Delhi,withspecializationinHighPowerLaserPlasmainteraction.

M. sbhah Kma*(AssistantProfessor)specializesinElectronicsandhaskeeninterestinPlasmaPhysicsapplied

toastrophysicalsystemsandspacescience.HeisaFOSSenthusiastandanactivevolunteerof SPICMACAY.

D. rahna Jhi (AssistantProfessor)specializesinAtomicandMolecularPhysicsandiscurrentlyinvolvedinresearch in the eld of Atoms in Strong Laser Fields.

M. Pawan Kma(AssistantProfessor)earnedhisM.PhildegreefromIITRoorkee,andiscurrentlyinvolvedinresearch in the eld of Atomic and Molecular Physics.asd

3.9 depArTmenToF Zoology

Zoology has always been the rst choice of the students willing to pursue higher qualications in biology as itprovides immense opportunities for pursuing high prole careers in industry as well as research.

TheDepartmentlaboratoriesareextremelywellequippedwhereinstudentscanpursueresearchprojects.The

departmentallibraryhasarichcollectionofbooksexclusivelyforthestudents.EveryyearthedepartmentalsocietyNICHEorganizesvariousseminarsandcompetitions.Annualexcursionsaretheintegralpartofthedepartmentalactivities.Withalargenumberof on-goingresearchprojectsbyfacultythestudentsgetexcellentopportunitiesto

interactandlearnwithintheseprojects.

The Faculty

D. Pnam A. Kan(AssociateProfessor)specializesinReproductiveEndocrinologyandisatriplegoldmedallist.ShehasauthoredabookonCellBiology.

D. saia Kma (AssociateProfessor)recipientoftheDistinguishedTeacherAwardfromUniversityof Delhi,hasmorethan20publications&books.Sheisontheeditorialboardandreviewerof internationalJournalsbesideshavingtwoongoingresearchprojects.

D Mniha Khanna (AssociateProfessor)specializesinMolecularBiologyandhasjustcompletedaMOEFfundedresearchproject.Shehasconductedsummerworkshops,preparede-learningcontentandisa refereefor

theIndianJournalofMicrobiology.Sheisguidingaresearchstudenthavinggotrecognitionforindependentsupervisionof Ph.DstudentsbytheUniversityof Delhi.

D. ravi tja (AssistantProfessor)isatrainedimmunologistandbiotechnologist.HehasauthoredabookonBiotechnologyforundergraduates.Hehasbeeninstrumentalinorganizingsummerworkshopsinbiologyand

OpenEducationResourcesforthestudents.

D. Mnia Mia (AssistantProfessor)isanendocrinologistwhooftenaccompaniesstudentsoneducationaltours.SheisSecretary,StaffCouncil


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D. sma Makhija* (Assistant Professor) is a protozoologist and a recipient of the University of DelhisDistinguishedTeacherAward.Sheisinvolvedincreatinge-LearningeducationalcontentusingEasyNow.

D. ram Kuma (Assistant Professor), an ecologist, has international recognition for his contributions in the eld of

aquaticecology.HeisaVisitingScientistatInstituteof MarineBiology,NationalTaiwanOceanUniversity,Taiwan

andhasbeeninvitedasVisitingProfessortoUniversityofLille,Franceforthesummersof08-09and09-10.

M. ravind Kma saga(AssistantProfessor)haskeeninterestinhaematology-basedexperimentshaving17internationalandthreenationalpublicationstohiscredit.

3.10 depArTmenToF englishThesecondmostspokenlanguageintheWorldandthelinguafrancainmanyprofessions,Englishhasbeengainingimportance for global communication. A fairly high degree of prociency in English and excellent communication

skills enhance studentsemployability. The department conducts classes for theEnglish andtechnicalwritingpapersof allstreamsthatthecollegeconducts.

TheDepartmentalsooffershelptothestudentswhowishtotakepartinIntra-CollegeandInter-CollegeDebate

andDeclamationCompetitions.

M. Manj Kma Gag*(AssistantProfessor)hasdonehisM.PhilfromKurukshetraUniversity.Heencouragesstudentstoparticipateinvariouscompetitionsandisalwaysavailableforhelptostudents.

3.11 librAriAnM. Vna saini(Librarian)hasdoneherpostgraduationinPoliticalScienceaswellasinLibraryandInformationSciencewithspecializationinReferenceServicefromtheUniversityof Delhi.Shehasbeenworkingtirelesslyto

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M. V. s. ra M. chana shama M. sanja Vha

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Lets coNNect!! - cmmi 2010 2011

Annal evn Managmn cmmi

Dr.CharuK.Gupta(Convenor)Dr.SaritaKumar

Dr.PankajTyagiDr.ArchanaPandey

Dr.AnitaNarangDr.RamKumar

Dr.SonaP.Kumar

Ms.SurinderKaurDr.Yasheshwar

Ms.PoonamChauhanDr.SaritaAgarwal

Pial cmmi

Mr.VishalDhingra(Convenor)Dr.PoojaBhagat

Dr.ManishaVermaMs.SadhnaGupta

Mr.GaganDhawanDr.AnjuAgrawal

Dr.LaxmiNarain

Dr.RajeshChaudharyMr.ChandraKantSamal

Almni Affai cmmi

Dr.NeeluDhir(Convenor)Dr.ShalluSachdeva

Dr.ArchanaPandeyDr.PoojaBhagat

Dr.MonishaKhannaDr.AnitaNarang

Ms.PreetiMarwah

Dr.UrmiBajpaiDr.RashmiThukral

sPIcMAcAy

Ms.ShaluMahajan(Convenor)Mr.SubhashKumar

Mr.RavinderKumarSagar

Dr.RachnaJoshiDr.RamKumar

Ms.SeemaGuptaMr.ChandraKantSamal

sp cmmi

Mr.ChamanSingh(Convenor)Mr.RavinderKumarSagar

Mr.DineshKumarArya

Mr.GauravSharmaMs.VeenaSaini

Dr.RachnaJoshi

cann cmmi

Mr.DineshKumarArya(Convenor)Ms.HaritaAhuja

Dr.SaumyaSaxena

Mr.GaganDhawanDr.UdaiBirSingh

ediial cmmi

Dr.ArijitChowdhuri(Convenor)Ms.SunitaJetly

Dr.SonaP.Kumar

Dr.PoonamA.KantDr.RaviToteja

Dr.ManishaJain

Paritantra:th envinmn si

Dr.M.S.Rajeswari(Convenor)Mr.GauravSharma

Mr.SadanandPrasad

Mr.RavinderSagar

Sashakt:Wmn sdn Affaicmmi

Ms.AnuradhaSarin(Convenor)

Ms.SangeetaRelan

Dr.GeetikaKalraMs.AnuPraveen

Ms.PreetiMarwah

Dbaing si

Ms.SurinderKaur(Convenor)

Ms.SangeetaRelanDr.AnjuAgrawal

Dr.VibhaGaurMr.ManojKumarGarg

Fllwhip Pgam and Awad

cmmi

Dr.MeenuMohil(Convenor)Dr.AmitGarg

Dr.RashmiSharmaDr.PritiAgarwala

Dr.LaxmiNarain

Dr.VikrantKumar

I.t. cmmi

Mr.PawanKumar(Convenor)

Dr.ArijitChowdhuriMr.SubhashKumar

Ms.HaritaMehtaDr.RavneetKaur

Dr.PankajKhanna

Ms.S.AnuPraveen

rmdial/cahing la f sc/st/

oBc sdn

Mr.Yasheshwar(Convenor)Mr.SadanandPrasad(Co-Convenor)

Mr.ChamanSinghNSS Program Ofcer

EOCConvenor

sial oah cmmi

M. sadanand Paad

(Convenor, also NSS Program Ofcer)

Dr.AnitaNarang

Dr.RajeshChaudharyDr.PankajKhanna

Dr.SaritaAgarwal

Mr.ManojGarg

Plamn & ca cnlling cll

Mr.VishalDhingra(Convenor)

Dr.GeetuGambhirDr.VandanaUberoi

Dr.UrmiBajpaiDr.ShalluSachdeva

Dr.VikrantKumar

Mr Sanjay Vohra (Placement Ofcer)


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4. coLLeGe ActIVItIes4.1 AChAryAnArendrAdevmemoriAl leCTure

ThecollegeorganizesAcharyaNarendraDevMemorialLectureeveryyeararound31stOctobertomarkthebirthanniversaryof Acharyaji.

4.2 ACCenTure - The AnnuAl CulTurAl FesT

Arefreshingbreakfromclassroomstudiesduringacademicsessioncomesintheformof ACCENTUREtheinter-collegeculturalfestivalof thecollege.Itimbibesinitself thespiritandenthusiasmof youthandthusencouragescompetitiveskillsof thestudentsbeyondthecollegeboundaries.Variousculturalandliteraryeventsareorganized

whichincludeDebate,Quiz,Singing,Dancing,Poetry,Actingcompetitions,etc.Variousartistsof NationalFame

grace the occasion with their performances. This year performances by Sabri Brothers (Su singers), satiricalrenditionsbyDr.KumarVishwas,DJeveningbyAamnaMirzaandhertroupewerethetalkofthetown.

4.3 AnnuAl dAy

The Annual Day of the college is organized in the rst week of March every year. Eminent public gures like

ProfessorYashPal, Professor Kiran Walia, MsKiranBedi, MsShiela DikshitandShriOscar Fernandes haveacceptedourinvitations,inrecentyears,tobeChief Guestsandhavetakenpartinourcelebrations.Asguestof honourwevehadtheDirectorSouthCampus,Dean(Colleges),Dean(Planning),Dean(StudentsWelfare)gracingtheoccasionindifferentyears.TheChairpersonof theGoverningBodypresidesoverthefunctionwhichinvolves

presentationoftheAnnualReportbythePrincipal,followedbyprizedistributionceremonywhereinstudentsarefelicitatedforexcellenceinacademicsandotherco-curricularactivities.

4.4 nATionAl serviCe sCheme (nss)

TheNSSunitof thecollegestrivestosensitizestudentsabouttheirsocialresponsibilitiesandinculcatethespirit

of voluntaryser viceamongststudentsandstaff.Amongstmorethan200volunteersithasarousedanawarenessabouttherealitiesoflife,abetterunderstandingandappreciationof problemsof thepeople.Thestudentsworkinginthisunitgainvaluableworkexperiencewhichstandsthemingoodsteadforfutureemployment.TheunithastakenaleadinUniversityofDelhiinacampaignformakingstudentsandstaffawareabouttheharmfuleffectsof

tobacco.Amongstvariousactivitiescoveredthisyearwereablooddonation,ThalassemiascreeningcampandfreeHealthChcek-upCampfortheteachingandthenon-teachingstaff of thecollege.Throughtheactiveparticipation

byseveralNGOsworkingfordifferently-abledpeople,aDiwaliMelaSAHYOGhasbecomeanannualfeature.

4.5 environmenT soCieTy: PAritANtrA

What we dotoday, rightnow, has accumulated effect on our future, hence,we have toconserve Nature forourfuturegenerations. Paritantra,theEnvironmentSocietyhastakenupthetaskof creatingawarenessamongstyouthaboutgrowingenvironmentalconcerns.Slowlybutsurelythesocietyisevolvingamechanismforactive,effectiveandtarget-orientedactivitieswhichstrivestochangemindsetof peopleandmakethemmoreeco-friendly.

Anti-tobaccoandanti-litteringawarenesscampaigninadjoiningresidentialareasaresomeofthemajorinitiatives

undertakenbythesociety.The eco-consciousnessof thecollegeisquiteevidentinthewaterharvestingprojectsince2003.Solarenergyisbeingharnessedandusedtopowerstreetlightsintheparkingareasince2006.Collegeiscommittedtoreduceuseofpaperandencouragespaperrecycling.

tHe cAMPus Is A No sMoKING ZoNe!!

TheUniversityof DelhiispartneringwithDelhiPoliceandWorldLungFoundation-SouthAsia

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4.6 sAshAkT

Sashakt,thesocietyforthewelfareofthegirlstudentsofourcollege,workstowardsgender-sensitizationandempowermentof women. Sashakt creates awareness about preventionof sexual harassment and educatesthe

collegecommunityaboutthelegalprovisionsavailableagainstsexualharassmentatworkplacebyarrangingtalks,documentaries(followedbydiscussions),andputtinguppostersinthecollege.TheCollegeComplaintsCommittee

worksincloseCoordinationwithSashakt.

4.7 spiCmACAy

SPICMACAY(SocietyforPromotionof IndianClassicalMusicandCultureAmongstYouth)seekstoconser veandpromoteanawarenessofrichandheterogeneousculturaltapestryamongsttheyouthofthiscountrythroughfocusontheclassicalarts,withtheirattendantlegends,rituals,mythologyandphilosophyandtofacilitateanawarenessof theirdeeperandsubtlervalues.TheANDCchapterof SPICMACAYprovidesaforumforstudentstocome

face-to-facewithIndiancultureandexperienceitsgreatestgrandeurthroughconcertsofthegreatmaestrosofIndianclassicalandfolkmusic.TheseareorganizedbythestudentsthemselveswithactiveguidancefromthefacultyandtheDelhichapterof SPICMACAY.Inrecentyearsthecollegehadtheopportunitytoorganizeconcerts

of Grammyawardwinner Pt.VishwamohanBhatt,UstadAsadAliKhan,UstadAshishKhan,MeetaPandit,Pt.Rajan&SajanMishra,Pt.RajendraPrasanna,Smt.ShantiSharma,Smt.AshwiniBhideDeshpandeamongothers,

Kutiyattam (dance) performance by Kapila Venu and the Su music concert by the Nizami Bandhu were muchenjoyedbythecollegecommunity.

4.8 College mAgAZine

An institutions soul is reected in its magazine. The College publishes out its magazine Insight every year. Themagazineprovidesapodiumtothecollegefraternitytounleashtheirthoughtsandbringouttheircreativesides.

Thecontributionsinthecollegemagazineareintheformof articlesoncontemporarysocialissues,shortstories,poetry, briengs of various excursion trips organized by the college, a report on innumerous college activitieshappeningthroughouttheyearandalotmore.Thisalsohelpsstudentstoventtotheirimagination.Theeditorialboardcomprisesof boththefacultyandthestudentmembers.

4.9 debATing soCieTyDebatingisavaluablelearningactivityforcriticalthinkingandimprovingcommunicationskills.TheDebatingsocietyof thecollegeprovidesaplatformforstudentstoshowcasetheiroratorialtalentandintellect.Inkeeping


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with the free-spirit that the college identies with, the debating society this year chose to deliberate upon a topic ofimmensecollectiveimportanceandhavingfar-reachingimplicationsforthesocietyingeneral.Themotionof the

debate this year was This house believes in a big fat Indian Wedding which reected the increased maturity levelof students.

4.10. innovATionAnd enTrepreneurship developmenT Cell

Entrepreneurship is closely associated with change, creativity, knowledge, innovation and exibility - factors that areimportantsourcesof competitivenessinanincreasinglyglobalizedworldeconomy.TopromoteselfemploymentwehaveestablishedanInnovationandEntrepreneurshipDevelopmentcell(IEDC)withsupportfromtheDepartmentof Science and Technology (DST). The main focus is to set up an institutional mechanism to help promote

knowledgebasedandtechnologydrivenenterprisesandaimistoconvertjob-seekersintojob-generators.Lastyear,EDCofthecollegeorganizedtwoEntrepreneurshipAwarenessCamps(EACs).

4.11Alumni meeT

A mentor feels satised only when he sees his apprentice doing well in life. The college faculty is always keen toknowwhereaboutsof its formerstudents and henceAlumniMeet becomesan integralpartof the lifeof the

institution.TheAlumniAffairsCommitteeofthecollegekeepsatrackofthealumniandorganizesanalumnimeetwiththeprimaryobjectiveof strengtheningthepillarsof ourdynamicandevolvingcollegebythedirectandactive

involvement of its alumni. The Alumni meet is held on the rst Sunday of February every year. Alumni can alsoregister themselves online via the colleges ofcial website.asd

4.12 sTudenTs CounCil

Thecollegehasa StudentsCouncilforeffectiverepresentationof theirviewpoint.TheelectionfortheCouncil

areheldeveryyearinthebeginningof thesessionandusuallythedateandtimecoincideswiththeDUSUelections.Thecouncilisnotonlyresponsibleforgivingavoicetostudentscommonproblemsbutalsotomaintainthedisciplineanddecorumof theCollegecampus.Thisway,studentslearntoberesponsiblecitizensof thecountry.


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5. BeyoND tHe cLAssrooM ...AND trAINING

AND WorKsHoPs GALore!!

AcharyaNarendraDevCollege,thoughayoungcollege,hasalreadymadeanameforitself asaCentreof Excellenceineducation,researchandprofessionaldevelopment.Thisisborneoutbythefactthatlastyearwewerelisted

amongtheTopTenScienceCollegesinDelhi,bytheIndiaTodaySurvey.

Inourpursuitof excellencewestrivetocreateasharedlearningenvironmentandofferourstudentsopportunitiesforexperienceandlearning.Initsjourney,toachievethedreamofprovidinganinvigoratingenvironmentfor

qualityeducation,thecollegeoverthelastfewyears,tookteachingbeyondtheClassroom.Coupledwithcreatingan interactive environment in our theory, tutorialand practical classes, the faculty stressedthe importance of personality development, condence building, skill-development and team work - attributes more easily acquiredoutsidetheformalspaceoftheclassroom.

Beingasciencecollegewerealizedthatstudentshavetobeexposedtowhatitmeanstopracticescience-wedecidedtoencouragethemtotakeupsmallresearchprojectseitherinthecollegeoroutsideorundertaketrainingand skill development in any eld of their choice. These project sometimes have resulted in students bringing laurels

tothecollege-acaseinpointistheYoungScientist2009awardoftheDepartmentofScienceandTechnology

oftheDelhiGovernmentandtheother-theYouthDelegateattheClimateConferenceatCopenhagen.Weareproudof therecent(April2010)stellarcontributionmadebyfoursecondyearstudentsinunravellingtheTB

genome (OSDD project). All students are encouraged to present their research ndings in the adult world ofscientic conferences and symposia - a very great morale boosting experience for them.

Intruequintessentialspirit,teachinginthecollegehasprogressedbeyondtheclassroomandintotherealmof a

higherlevelofacademics,whichtranslatesintofrequenthands-onworkshops,e-learningcontentdevelopmentand research participation in areas of national and international signicance. Its our rm belief that these effortswill bring a bountiful harvest in years to come that will be exemplied by the quality of our students and of theteaching-learningprocessandinourcontributiontowardstheadvancementoffundamentalscience/scientists.

5.1 nATionAl symposiA

Symposiumoriginallyreferredtoadrinkingparty(theGreekverbsympoteinmeanstodrinktogether)buthassincecometorefertoanyacademicconference,orastyleof universityclasscharacterizedbyanopenlydiscursiveformat,ratherthanalectureandquestionandanswerformat.WeatAcharyaNarendraDevCollege,strongly

believethatclassroomteachingshouldbesupplementedwithhands-ontrainingandseminars&symposiums.Keepingthistrendinview,wehadorganizednationallevelsymposiain2003and2010.

1. bioTeChnology: expAnding horiZons(17th-18thOctober,2003atIndianNationalScienceAcademy)

Despite several scientic accomplishments, there are always challenges to be met and possibilities to be explored.Itisbiotechnologythatshallcontinuetoshowusthewaytoreachourultimategoalof theworldwithtotalfood

sufciency, a world whose people do not suffer from scourge of infectious and genetic diseases and a healthy

environment-cleanandgreen!Biotechnologyisthenewrevolutionaroundthecorner.Inviewof theimportanceof thetopic,theCollegeorganizedatwo-dayNationalSymposium.Theprimaryobjectivewastoprovideaforum


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toteachersof undergraduatecoursesof variousuniversitiestointeractwiththedistinguishedscientistsworkingintheareaof biotechnology.Thestructureof thesymposiawassodesignedsoastogiveacomprehensiveoverview

ofthismultifaceteddiscipline.

Biotechnologyhasfounditsusesinallspheresof lifeandmostprominentlyinMedical,Industry,Agricultureand

Environment.Keepingthisinmindvarioussessionswereplannedinsuchamannersothatallthesesphereswerecovered.Thevarioustopicsincludedmedicalbiotechnology,useofbiotechnologyinindustry,environmentalbiotechnology,bioinformatics andbio-patents. EminentspeakersincludedProfessorRakeshBhatnagar(JNU),Dr.BalajiPrakash(IITKanpur),Dr.RamaMukherjee(DaburResearchInstitute),Dr.M.K.SahibofWockhardt,

ProfessorDeepakPental(Universityof Delhi),Dr.ShivaReddy(ICGEB),ProfessorPardhaSardhi(Universityof Delhi),Dr.AlokBhattacharya(JNU),Dr.MaltiLakshmikumaran(TERI)andDr.C.B.Rao(IGIB).

Inthepaneldiscussion,BiotechnologyandSociety:Ethicsof itAll,ProfessorR.N.K.Bameezai(JNU),Dr.A.K.

Bansal(IARI),Dr.SubhashChand(IIT,Delhi),Dr.M.K.Sahib(Wockhardt)andMs.SandhyaTewari(CII)expressedtheirthoughtsonuseof biotechnology.

2. ChemisTryin biology: The FuTureoF liFe sCienCes(12th-13thFebruary,2010atIndiaInternationalCentre)

Chemical biology has become the new buzz word in the eld of organic chemistry and life sciences, describing

aneweraintheprogressiveintegrationandtheinterplaybetweenthetwodisciplines.Further,Chemistrymayprovidethebasisfortheunderstandingof manyunexplainedbiologicalphenomenainthenature.Keepingthisinview,itbecomesimportantthatundergraduatestudents,whoareourfutureresearchers,understandbiologyand

chemistryasintegratedsubjects,eventhoughthesearetaughtasdistinctdisciplines.

TheNationalsymposiumorganized,focusedontheapplicationofchemistryforaddressingpresent-dayproblemsof biology including diverse elds such as Structural Biology and Drug Discovery, Nano Medicines and Nano

devices,GreenChemistryandCleantechnology.

SpecialInvitedtalksbyProfessorB.Jayaram(IITDelhi),Dr.AmitSharma(ICGEB),Dr.Amulya Panda(NII),Dr.K.C.Gupta(IITR,Lucknow),ProfessorHans-UweDahms(SouthKorea),Dr.RitaKumarandDr.V.C.Kalia

(bothIGIB)andProfessorR.K.Saxena(Universityof Delhi,SouthCampus)wereinspirationalandledtoverygoodinteractivequestion-and-answersessions.

Therewas also a Panel Discussion on Teaching of Science, whereDr Vasudha Kamat (NCERT) and Dr. R

Sreedher(CEMCA)emphasizedthe importance of integrationof ICT toolsin education. Theother panelistsProfessorAmitabhaMukherjee,ProfessorK.MuralidharandDr.SavithriSingh(allUniversityof Delhi)discussed

variousaspectsof classroomteachingof ScienceintheUniversityandschools.

ThisSymposiumwasuniqueinthatthereweretwosessionsexclusivelyforstudentpresentations-bothoralandposterpresentations-thatprovidedspacetostudentsforgoodinteractionswitheminentscientists.ThebestoralandtwobestposterpresentationsweregivenYoungChemicalBiologistawards.Thesymposiumhadover158

participantsincluding70students.

5.2 workshops

Inkeepingwithourbeliefthathands-onlearningisthebestwaytolearn,conductingworkshopsincollegeisanatural and regular activity. Besides academic workshops weve even organised one on Video-lming! Academic

workshopsgetorganizedduetoseveralreasons:

1. B h Pinipal Inviga f rah Pj:Anunwrittenrule(nay,understanding)isthatallPrincipalInvestigatorswillprovideforsometrainingof undergraduatestudentseitherbyallowingthemtodoprojectsintheirlaboratoriesorthroughconductingtrainingworkshops.Theseareusuallyheldinsummer.


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2. B Fal in Dpamn:Whenthefacultyfeelthatanyparticularsubjectareateachingcanbeaugmentedthroughdedicatedhands-onworkshopstheseareconductedbyteachersalongwithresourcepersonsfromthe

industry/University.WeincludetheannualElectraworkandBiologyworkshopsunderthishead.

3. Foss and Linx Wkhp:Sincethecollegebelievesinopen-sourcesoftware,weconductworkshopseveryyearforstudentsandteachers(evenfromothercolleges)sothatmoreandmorestudentsandteachers

getintroducedtoFOSS.WealsoconductseveralworkshopswithotherFOSSbodieseg.NRCFOSS,ILUGDwhere we call in experts to deal with specic areas using FOSS.

4. Bai cmp skill taining: Theseareforfresherswhoarenotcomputer-friendly.Sinceitisimportant

thatallstudentsareenabledtousetheWebFacilitationCentreandhavebasiccomputerskills,thistrainingworkshopisheldinthemonthof July-Augustfornewstudentswhoregisterforthecourse.

5. opn edainal r - Wikida: InkeepingwiththecommitmenttowardsFOSSthecollege

alsobelievesinopenaccesstoeducationalcontent.Weconducthands-onworkshopsonOER-Wikieducatortoenableteacherstouploadecontentinopenaccessformats.Wehaveconductedtwentysuchworkshopsbothincollege,inDelhiUniversitySouthCampus,inNCERTandsomeschools.Severalof theseworkshopshavebeenconductedincollaborationwithCommonwealthof Learning,Vancouver.

6. ea Nw Wkhp: Recognizing that teachers need to be enabled to create econtent specially usingmultimediacomponents,CommonwealthEducationalMediaCentreforAsia(CEMCA)helpsimplementan

EasyNowpackagethatconsistsof easytolearntools forecontentdevelopment.AcharyaNarendraDevCollegehasbenetted from our association with CEMCA since wehaveconductedseveralsuchworkshops.

7. Wkhp n cilm rfhtah:WhenthenewB.ScProgrammeinLifeSciencewas

introduced,teachersfeltthathands-onworkshopswereessentialforteachers.

AcharyaNarendraDev

Collegewascalledupontoconductsucha

workshopinBiology

forteachersacrosstheUniversity

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6. GeNerAL ruLes

ACTs oF gross indisCipline

(AsperordinAnCe xv-b , xv-C And xv-d oF universiTyoF delhi):

Studentsofthecollegeareexpectedtobehaveresponsiblybothinsideandoutsidethecollege.Ragginginanyform,

anywhereisstrictlyprohibitedandispunishableunderOrdinanceXV-BandXV-Cof theUniversity,besidesanFIRbeinglodgedagainstthem.Disciplinaryactionwouldbetakenagainst:

Anypracticewhetherverbalorotherwise-derogatorytowomen;

Causingdisruptioninanymannerof theacademicfunctioningof theUniversitysystem;

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Creatingill-willorintoleranceonreligiousorcommunalgrounds;

Violationof status,dignityandhonourof studentsbelongingtoscheduledcastesandtribes,otherbackwardclassesoranycommunity;

Anyattemptatbribingorcorruptioninanymanner;

Physicalassault,orthreattousephysicalforce,againstanymemberof thecollegefraternity;

Carryingof,useof orthreattouseof anyweapons;

Anyviolationof theprovisionsoftheCivilRightsProtectionAct,1976.

Anyviolationof OrdinanceXV-DagainstSexualHarassment.

Besides,strictactionwillbeinvitedbyactssuchas:

Boisterousbehaviorinthecollegepremises.

Smokingandconsumptionof alcoholinthecollegepremisesorbeingfoundinaninebriatedstate..

Useof mobilephonesinclassroomsandlaboratories.

Parkingpersonalcarswithinthecollegepremises.

idenTiTyCArd

Identitycarddetailingname,addressandphonenumberisissuedtoeachstudentimmediatelyafteradmission.ItismandatorytocarrytheidentitycardtocollegeeverydaysinceentrytothecollegeaswellastheLibraryisbasedonit.

FailuretoproducetheIdentitycardisliabletoattractdisciplinaryaction.Lossoftheidentitycardhastobereportedtothecollegealongwithacopyof FIR(FirstInformationReport)lodged

withthepolice.Aduplicateidentitycardshallthenbeissuedfor a fee of Rs.50/- and payment of a ne of Rs.100/-.

College ComplAinTs CommiTTee

Tocreateanacademicandconducive

workenvironmentfreeof sexualharassmentforstudents,teachingandnon-teachingstaff,thecollegehasconstitutedacollege

complaintscommittee(CCC),asperordinanceXV-Dof UniversityofDelhi.Thecommitteeaddresses

andinvestigatesanycomplaintsofsexualharassment.The

committeeconsistsof twomemberseachfromteachingandnon-teaching

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noTiCe boArds

Noticeboardsofthecollegedisplayimportantinformationregardingscheduleofclasses,examinations,attendance,holidays,activities,fellowships,scholarshipsetc.ItisimperativethatstudentsreadtheNoticeBoardsregularlyto

keepthemselvesupdatedaboutvariouseventsinthecollege.Ignoranceofanynoticewillnotbeacceptedasapleaorexcusefornon-complianceordelayinanymatter.

ConTACT inFormATion

Any change in residential (Permanent/Local) address or/and Phone number should be informed to the ofce

immediately,inwriting,dulysignedbytheparent/guardian.Thecollegewillnotberesponsibleforanypapersthatreachthewrongaddressincaseofnon-intimation.

inTernAl AssessmenT

FordetailsregardingthemarkingschemeandinternalassessmentundertheannualaswellasthesemestersystemstudentsareadvisedtochecktheUniversityofDelhiwebsite(http://du.ac.in).

we Are eCo-ConsCious !!

WaterHarvestingsince2003SolarEnergyHarvestingSolarpoweredstreetlightssince2006

Concertedefforttoreduceuseof papersince2006

imporTAnT inFormATionForprospeCTive sTudenTsAndTheirguArdiAnsTheUniversityof Delhiisintheprocessofrestructuringundergraduatecoursecurriculum.HenceparentsandtheirwardsareadvisedtoregularlychecktheUniversitywebsite(hp://d.a.in)and/orcollege

website(hp://andllg.d.a.in)forlatestupdates.

disClAimerInformationcontainedinthisprospectus,tothebestof theCollegesknowledge,iscorrectatthetimeof

publicationandcannotbeusedforlegalpurposes.Thecollegereservestherighttocanceland/orchangeprogramsandcoursesofferedatanytime.

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