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PROSPECTUS 2017-18
STD : 01732
PHONe : 248902, 242227
FAX : 245524
Estd : 1962 WeBSITE : www.hgcjagadhri.com eMAIL: [email protected]
Affiliated to Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra (Haryana)
NAAC Accredited “A” Grade
HINDU GIRLS COLLeGe JAGADHRI – 135 003
ADMISSION SCHEDULE KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY, KURUKSHETRA
(Established by the State Legislature Act XII of 1956)
NOTIFICATION
It is notified that the Admission Committee of the University vide its Resolution No.2 dated
18.04.2017 has approved the Schedule of Academic Calendar for the University Teaching
Departments/Institutes and its maintained/affiliated Colleges for the Session 2017-18 as under :-
UNDER-GRADUATE
COURSES EVENT DURATION
Admissions 01.07.2017 to 14.07.2017
1st Teaching Term (Odd
Semester)
15.07.2017 to 14.10.2017
Vacation-I 15.10.2017 to 22.10.2017
2nd Teaching Term (Odd
Semester)
23.10.2017 to 13.11.2017
Examinations 14.11.2017 onwards
Winter Vacation-II 18.12.2017 to 31.12.2017
1st Teaching Term (Even
Semester)
01.01.2018 to 27.02.2018
Vacation-I 28.02.2018 to 04.03.2018
2nd Teaching Term (Even
Semester)
05.03.2018 to 28.04.2018
Examinations 30.04.2018 onwards
Summer Vacation-II (2017-18) 19.05.2018 to 01.07.2018
Note :
1. The next academic Session 2018-19 will start from 02.07.2018.
2. If the number of teaching days falls less than 180 days (90 days in each semester) in the academic
session 2017-18 due to some unforeseen reasons, it would be the responsibility of each Department/
Institute/College to make good the loss by arranging extra classes.
3. In case results of the Even Semester are not declared in time, provisional admission in case of
ongoing Semesters will be made and classes may commence w.e.f. 15th July, 2017 of U.G. and 20th
July, 2017 of P.G. courses.
4. The examinations of 6th Semester of U.G. be started w.e.f. 20.04.2018 onwards and other
examinations be started w.e.f. 30.04.2018 onwards.
5. The State Universities are authorized to make minor changes/adjustment according to their local
condition at their own level, keeping in view the condition of minimum 90 teaching days in each
semester.
REGISTRAR
Endst.No.ACR-2/9(vi)/17/5811--5900 Dated: 3.5.2017
Copy of the above is forwarded to the following for information and necessary action:
1. Secretary to the Governor, Haryana, Raj Bhavan, Chandigarh (for kind information of the Hon’ble
Chancellor).
2. Director General Higher Education Haryana, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula.
3. Dean Academic Affairs/Dean Examination Affairs/Dean Research & Development/Dean of
Colleges/Dean Students’ Welfare/Proctor.
4. All the Deans of the Faculties.
5. Principals of all the recognized/maintained Colleges/Institutes.
6. All Chairpersons/Directors of the University Teaching Departments/ Institutes.
7. Registrars, M.D.Univ., Rohtak; G.J.Univ., Hisar; Ch. Devi Lal Univ., Sirsa; BPSMV, Khanpur
Kalan (Sonepat), Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, Rewari, Chaudhary Bansi Lal University,
Bhiwani and Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University, Jind.
8. Director Public Relations, KUK.
9. Controller of Examinations, (I & II), KUK
10. Director, IT Cell, KUK (with the request to get it uploaded on the University Website.
11. O.S.D. to the Vice-Chancellor.
12. P.Ss to the Vice-Chancellor/Registrar.
13. Supdt.(Planning/Registration/Conduct (Theory & Practical).
Sd/-
Deputy Registrar (Academic) for Registrar
1. Prospectus is not a legal
document. It is only for general information and guidance.
2. Students must go through
the rules given inside carefully and observe them strictly.
3. The Principal reserves the
right to refuse/cancel any admission without assigning any reason in the interest of the
institution.
4. Ragging is strictly
banned in the College/Hostel premises as per the Honourable Supreme Court Orders.
5. Rules regarding
reservation, admission to college/ hostel, dues, syllabus, stream of examination etc., are
subject to change by the Government/University/College. All such alterations shall be
binding on all the students.
6. Voter Card of student is
essential for admission in any stream in the college.
7. (For those students who have attained the age of 18 on or before 01 January 2016)
8. Medical Certificate from CMO only will be valid for medical leave.
9. The students would not be promoted to V Semester unless she has passed all the papers
of I semester of the course as per Kurukshetra University orders.
PRINCIPAL
IMPORTANT NOTE
COLLEGE PROFILE
Established in 1962 our college is a NAAC accredited A Grade premier multi faculty girls
institution. The college is situated at walking distance from Jagadhri bus stand on the Ambala-
Ponta Sahib highway. The college endeavours to empower rural as well as urban girl-students.
Besides academics, through co-curricular activities, sports and multiple opportunities for self-
exploration we strive for all round development of our students and equip them to face life
confidently. Outstanding facilities include: hostel, bus facility for daily commuters, Students’
Center, provision for Yoga classes, Summer Camp for college students, Hobby classes: Eng
lish Speaking Course, Computer Course, Yoga and Naturopathy, Home Science etc.
BUILDING
Built over six acres of land, the college has a magnificent building with well-ventilated, well-
furnished and spacious classrooms. It has separate wings in Computer Science, Home Science,
Science, Arts and Commerce. State of art Seminar Room and a spacious Auditorium are at the
disposal of faculty and students for academic and co-curricular activities. All laboratories are
equipped with modem gadgets and amenities. Besides, the building consists of well-equipped
Music Room, Sports Room, N.S.S. Office, N.C.C. Office, Yoga and Naturopathy Lab, Edusat
Lab, Smart classrooms, UGC Resource Centre etc. Spacious play grounds, well-equipped
Students’ Center-Cum-Canteen are other attractions. Separate Administrative Block, Computer
Laboratories equipped with Pentium-IV Multimedia and latest licensed software attached with
the latest networking and internet facility, Language Lab for Communicative English, fitted with
Linguaphones are other enticingly unique attractions. A Botanical Garden with more than fifty
species of plants adds to the scenic beauty of college. College Bus is available for the benefit of
the students commuting from surrounding rural areas as well as for educational trips to various
places.
HOSTEL
A beautiful, double-storied building with spacious and airy rooms within the college premises
houses the hostel. All necessary facilities are provided in this ‘home away from home’. Healthy
and nutritious diet is cooked in the mess within the hostel. Neat and clean washrooms with
geysers are maintained in the hostel. Visitor’s Room and Study Hall are the chief attractions of
the hostel building. Hostlers can also use the college garden and playground. Every attempt is
made to provide a congenial environment to the hostel inmates for their academic as well as
cultural pursuits. The security and safety of the residents is paramount. Medical aid is provided
immediately when need arises.
LIBRARY
Our library is a rich resource center. It commandeers more than books, dictionaries,
encyclopedias and subscribes to Magazines, Journals, Periodicals and leading Newspapers. The
library book bank lends textbooks to brilliant as well as deserving students for the entire session,
free of charge.
ACADEMIC EXELLENCE
Excelling in academics has always been our forte. Our students bring laurels to the institution by
showing excellent results every year. They win name and fame for themselves as well as for the
college by bagging positions of merit at University and State Level. The credit for their
achievements goes to the well-qualified, intelligent and painstaking team of the Principal and the
teaching staff.
COLLEGE MAGAZINE/ NEWS BULLETIN
The college publishes College Magazine/ News Bulletin to provide the budding talents an
opportunity for developing and exhibiting their creative and intellectual abilities. It also
highlights the activities and achievements of the college in various fields.
EDUCATIONALS AIDS
ICT methodology is followed in the college. Modern teaching aids like L.C.D. Projectors,
O.H.P., T.V, D.V.D. Player, Audio/Video Cassettes are available in the college for the benefit of
the students. Video films on classical plays and novels of English Literature and other subjects
are shown from time to time. Extension lectures by eminent persons in the field of Languages,
Literature, Life Science, Computer Science, Social Sciences are also arranged regularly. Students
of vocational subjects undertake On-Job-Training/ Project during summer vacation in different
reputed Firms/ Institutes etc. ppts are regularly shown to students. Lectures are held in Smart
classrooms.
CAREER GUIDENCE AND INFORMATION BUREAU
The college runs a Career Guidance and Information Bureau in the college library in
collaboration with the Department of Employment, Kurukshetra University, to assist students in
their individual problems concerning higher education and choice of vocation. Suitable
arrangements are made under the wise guidance of the Career Guidance Cell to provide
information regarding various occupations, scholarships and fellowships granted for higher
studies in India and abroad. Lectures from occupational experts are also arranged for the benefit
of the students. The motto of our Bureau, as promoted by government also, is ‘Earn while you
learn.’
NATIONAL CADET CORPS
N.C.C. is a very popular activity in the college. The college has one platoon of 53 N.C.C. Cadets.
Those enrolled in N.C.C. are required to attend 75% of parades during the session. Every cadet
has to attend at least one Annual Training Camp held during vacations in order to appear for
certificate ‘B’ and ‘C’ examinations conducted by the 1st Haryana Girls Bn. N.C.C., Ambala
City. The cadets are also provided with an opportunity to attend Advanced Leadership Camp,
Basic Leadership Camp, Trekking Camp, National Integration Camp, Medical Attachment
Camp, I.D. & R.D. Camps, Mountaineering, Para-training, Parasailing and First Aid Courses etc.
Qualifications in N.C.C. prove advantageous to the students in their future career. They get a
weightage of five percent marks in the entrance examinations to higher classes.
NATIONAL SERVICES SCHEME
To provide first hand information of how and where real India lives, students are involved in
community services programmes under National Service Scheme. N.S.S Volunteers are required
to devote 120 hours to social service programmes and regular activities organized during the
session. At present the college has one N.S.S. unit of 99. Certificate of merit is awarded to a
volunteer who has completed 240 hours of regular activities in the period of two years and
attended two Annual Special Camps (of at least 10 days duration), one who has donated blood at
least twice or has made at least five illiterates literate or one who has done an exemplary act of
courage or bravery and awarded at the National level.
SPORTS & ATHLETICS
The college provides facilities to students in various sports activities like Basket Ball, Hand Ball,
Badminton, Kabaddi, Table Tennis, Yoga, Gymnastics and Athletics. Coaching camps in various
games are also organized in the college for the upliftment of Sports & also to satisfy the interest
of students. Students with outstanding performance in sports are given special concessions at the
time of admission. Cash prizes/incentives are given to students who excel in the field of sports
and games during the session.
MENTOR GROUP
The students are divided into a small group of 30 students each. A mentor is assigned to each
group. Academic record of each student is maintained. The students can approach her mentor at
any time for guidance. Meetings are held regularly to discuss the problems of the students, to
keep them familiar with the college rules and regulations and to organize various activities.
CLUB SYSTEM
To enhance the personality of the students and for their all round development. The college
organizes activities under the aegis of nine clubs: Academic, Games, Naturopathy, Cultural,
Creative, Social Issues, Business World, Self Grooming and Personality Development. Every
student has to opt one club. Club meeting is organized once in a month and student oriented
activities are organized by students under the guidance of incharges.
WOMEN CELL
The Women Cell of the college is working efficiently towards creating awareness among
students about the rights of women in society. Extension lectures, seminars, competitions and
cultural programmes are organized by the cell for the purpose.
RED CROSS SOCIETY
College Red Cross Society with a unit of 100 student volunteers is working since. The main
object of the society is to provide First Aid and Home Nursing Training and also the training of
Road Safety and Traffic Rules to the students. Organization of Blood Donation Camp is an
annual feature of the society. The students participate in St. John Ambulance Competitions at
District level and fetch prizes. Donations collected by students for calamity-hit people are sent to
the concerned authorities through this society.
LEGAL LITERACY CELL
Legal Literacy Cell tries to sensitize the students about their rights and duties. The students gain
knowledge and awareness about legal laws.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
To help the students in creating for themselves a whole and complete personality, ample
exposure outside the classrooms is provided through co-curricular activities organised by various
subject associations. In addition to these, various functions at large scale are organized in the
college at collective level such as Talent Show, Swami Vivekananda Day, Annual Prize
Distribution, Convocation, Sports Day, N.C.C. Day and other important National Days.
EXCURSIONS
The college organizes educational trips and tours from time to time to broaden the mental
horizon of the students, and to provide them with an opportunity to commute with nature.
Science students are particularly taken to Zoological Park, Pisciculture Centers and various hilly
areas for the collection of herbs, shrubs and ferns, whereas the students of Computer Science are
taken around to eminent Software Institutes to familiarize them with new developments in the
field of Information Technology. Students of Functional English are exposed to recording in
Studios and Radio Stations.
STUDENT COUNCIL
To inculcate the spirit of management and organization, Student Council is formed in the college
every year. Office bearers of the subject Association constitutes the Student Council. Toppers of
all the classes are ex-officio members of the Students Council. Office bearers of the Council are
elected by the constituent members. The Student Council actively participates in organizing each
and every college function. They share all the day-to-day responsibilities for the college.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
A new chapter was added to the college annals with the formation of Alumni Association. The
association provides a platform to the old students to revive the cherished memories of past and
share their valuable experiences amongst themselves. Meetings/get-togethers are arranged from
time to time in which the members actively participate. Office bearers are also elected by the
members. The old tradition of teacher-taught relationship is maintained by the association.
COURSES AT A GLANCE
M.A. English
M.A. Sociology
P.G.D.C.A (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application)
B.Sc. Medical & Non Medical
B.Sc. with Computer Science
B.Sc. with Computer Application (Vocational)
B.Sc. with Biotechnology
B.CA.(Bachelor of Computer Application)
B.Sc. Home Science
B.Com. General
B.Com. (Hons)
B.A. General
B.A. with Functional English (Vocational)
ADD-ON-COURSE
Yoga and Naturopathy
Web-designing
Cosmetology
One Year - Certificate Course
Two Year - Diploma Course
Three Year - Advance Diploma Course
Computer Education is compulsory for all streams.
The different Level of Courses are:
1. Computer Awareness : Level - I
i) L-I Basic Computer Education
ii) L-I Software Lab -I
2. Computer Awareness : Level - II
i) L-II PC Software and ICT
ii) L-II Software Lab -II
3. Computer Awareness : Level - III
i) L-III Web Designing
ii) L-III Software Lab -III
STAFF
Principal
Dr. Ujjwal Sharma- M.A. (Eng.), M.Phil., Ph.D.
1. English
i) Dr. Suruchi Kalra Choudhary- M.A, M.Phil., Ph.D
ii) Jyoti- M.A.
iii) Ms. Renu- M.A.M Ed TKT PGDEE
iv) Ms. Reena – M.A.
2. Hindi
i) Dr. Rita- B.A Hons., M.A.(Gold Medal), M.Phil., Ph.D.
ii) Ms. Nidhi- M.A, NET
iii) Dr. Sarika- MA, M.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D
3. Sanskrit
i) Dr. Swati Gera -M.A (Gold Medal), M.Phil, PhD
4. Economics
i) Ms. Manju Jain – M.A, B.Ed., M.Phil.
5. History
i) Ms. Nandini - M.A M.Phil
6. Political Science
i) Ms. Pinki- M.A., M.Phil., NET
7. Sociology
i) Ms. Priya- M.A. NET
ii) Ms. Meenu Sharma – M.A.
8. Music
i) Ms. Ankita- M.A.,
ii) Sh. Geeta Ram (Tabla Player)
9. Home Science
i) Ms. Suman Gakhar - M.Sc., M.Ed.
ii) Ms. Ritu Dua – M.Sc., M. Ed.,NET
iii) Ms. Shivani Rana – M.Sc B.Ed
iv) Ms Pooja Rani – Msc B.Ed NET
v) Ms. Karuna – M. Sc B.Ed
vi) Smt. Lakshmi Devi (Lab Attendant).
10. Physical Education
i) Dr. Sharda Sharma - M.P.Ed. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D.
11. Mathematics
i) Ms. Anupama Garg – M.A., M.Phil. (Gold Medalist)
ii) Ms. Rimpi Kohli - B.A. (Hons.) (Gold Medalist) M.A., M.Phil.
iii) Ms. Priyanka Mittal – M.Sc
12. Commerce
i) Ms. Seema Gupta – M.Com, SET.
ii) Ms. Sharda Gupta– M.Com., M.Phil.
iii) Ms. Urvashi Aggarwal– M.Com., M.Phil.
iv) Ms. Narinder Kaur – M.Com., NET
v) Ms Madhuri – M.Com
vi) Ms Deepa -
13. Physics
i) Ms. Monika Khurana - M.Sc., M.Phil.
ii) Ms. Veenu Goyal - M.Sc. (Hons.), M.Phil.
iii) Sh. Mahi Pal Singh Pundir (Lab Attendant).
14. Chemistry
i) Dr. Geeta Sharma - M.Sc (Hons), M.Phil., Ph.D.
ii) Ms Akansha – M Sc BEd
iii) Sh. Sohan Lal Sharma (Lab Attendant)
15. Zoology
i) Ms Jyoti Sehgal – M.Sc
ii) Sh. Satpal Ansal (Lab Attendant)
16. Botany
i) Dr. (Ms.) Rajni Kapoor – M.Sc., Ph.D.
ii) Ms Shiaba – M.Sc.
iii) Sh. Rajesh Sharma (Lab Attendant)
17. Computer Science & Application
i) Ms. Sonia Sharma - M.Sc. (S/W), MCA, M.Phil.
ii) Ms. Garima Gupta - MCA, M.Phil.
iii) Ms. Pooja Dhawan - MCA, M.Phil.
iv) Ms. Sheetal - M.Sc.(S/W)
v) Ms. Meenu Nagpal - MCA
vi) Ms. Swati Verma-M Sc
vii) Ms Aartia M.Sc
viii) Ms Tanu – MCA
ix) Ms Leena- MSc
x) Sh. Satish Kumar (Lab Technician)
xi) Sh. Gulshan Kumar (Lab Attendant)
18. Library Staff
i) Ms. Chitra Sharma – M.Lib., M.Phil.
ii) Ms. Neelam (Restorer)
iii) Ms. Deepshikha (Library Attendant)
19. Yoga and Naturopathy
i) Ms Mamta
20. Cosmetology i) Ms Yozna Gondi – BA (Diploma in Cosmetology)
ii) Ms. Nirmala
21. Hostel Warden i) Ms. Gunjan
22. Administrative Staff
i) Sh. Pawan Kumar Sharma (Head Clerk)
ii) Sh. Munish Kamboj (Clerk)
iii) Sh. Amit Gupta (Computer Operator/ Clerk)
iv) Ms. Bindu Malik (Computer Operator)
23. Supporting Staff
i) Smt. Renu Bala
ii) Sh. Ram Krishan
iii) Sh. Sukh Lal
iv) Sh. Sushil Parshad
v) Sh. Raj Kumar
vi) Smt. Raju
vii) Sh. Inder Singh
WHOM TO CONTACT
Sr.No. Duties Lecturer In charge
1. Attestation and Authentication of
leaves record
Dr. Sharda Sharma
2. Advisory Council Dr Ujjwal Sharma –Principal Madam
Dr. Sharda Sharma
Ms.Suman Gakhar
Dr. Rita
Dr Rajni kapoor
Dr Suruchi
Ms. Seema Gupta
Ms Chitra
Staff President/Secretary 3. Purchase/Building Committee Dr Ujjwal Sharma- Principal Madam
Dr. Sharda Sharma
Dr Rajni Kapoor
Ms Suman Gakhar
Ms Monika Khurana
Ms. Rimpi Kohli
Ms Manju Jain (Bursar)
Mr. Pawan Sharma (Head Clerk)
Ms Munish Kamboj (clerk) 4. Bursar Ms. Manju Jain 5. Admission Committee Dr.Ujjwal Sharma –Principal Madam
All Staff Members 6. IQAC Cell Dr Ujjwal Sharma – Chairperson
Ms Rimpi Kohli- Co-cordinator
Dr Sharda Sharma
Ms. Monika Khurana
Dr. Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
Ms.Chitra Sharma
Ms. Sonia Sharma
Mr Pawan Sharma – Head Clerk
Mr Munish Kamboj- Clerk 7. NAAC Committee Dr Ujjwal Sharma – Chairperson
Ms. Rimpi Kohli – Co-ordinator
Dr Sharda Sharma
Ms Monika Khurana
Dr. Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
Ms.Chitra Sharma
Ms. Sonia Sharma
Mr Pawan Sharma – Head Clerk
Mr Munish Kamboj- Clerk
8. Community Linkage Committee
(Adoption of villages for
upliftment)
Dr Ujjwal Sharma – Principal-Co-ordinator
Ms.Sonia Sharma- Co-cordinator
Ms Manju Jain & Ms Yozna –Women cell & Cosmo.
Ms Ritu Dua and Dr Sarika –NSS & Legal Lit.Cell
Ms Nidhi and Ms Mamta– NCC &Yoga and Naturo.
Ms Pinki, Ms Chitra and Ms Shaiba- Red Cross &
Environment 9. Cleanliness Committee Ms. Anupama Garg – Co-ordinator
Ms Sonia Sharma –Computer Sc Block and EDUSAT
Ms Seema Gupta –Commerce Block
Ms Ritu- Hm Sc,common room & toilets
Ms Pinki -Admin. Block, Yoga Room & Naturo. Lab
Ms Nidhi- NCC Block
Ms. Manju Jain - Seminar and Auditorium
Ms Veenu Goyal -Science Block and ground
Ms Chitra – Library
Ms Priya – PG Block 10. Central Register and, Minute
Book Incharge
Dr. Suruchi Kalra Chaudahry
11. Time Table Committee
(Setting and Management)
Ms. Anupama Garg - Co-ordinator
Ms. Suman Gakhar
Ms. Monika Khurana
Ms. Seema Gupta
Dr Geeta Sharma
12. Examination and Result
Committee 1. Internal Conduct of Exams
and Report of Conditional
test
2. University Results of All
Faculties
3. Degree Record (All
faculties)
4. Drop Out Ratio of Students
Ms. Manju Jain – Co-ordinator
Ms.Nidhi Saini – Co-cordinator
Dr Suruchi ( Arts and PG)
Ms Monika Khurana (Science)
Ms Seema Gupta (Commerce)
Ms Ritu ( Home Science)
13. Editorial Board Dr. Rita-Editorial-in-Chief
Dr Suruchi Kalra Choudhary 14. Prospectus Incharge Dr.Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
Ms. Rimpi Kohli 15. Notice of Achievements and
Monthly Reporting to Media
Incharges
Dr Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
Dr.Rita
16. PRO committee
Monthly Report of College
Activities, and Reporting to
Media of day today college
activities
Dr.Rita – Co-ordinator
Ms Veenu Goyal
Ms Nidhi
Ms Deepshikha
Ms.Sheetal (Photos) 17. Discipline Committee Dr. Ujjwal Sharma – Principal Madam –Co-ordinator
Dr. Sharda Sharma – Co-cordinator
Dr Rajni Kapoor
Ms. Suman Gakhar
Ms. Seema Gupta
Ms Nidhi 18. Women Empowerment Unit for
Scholarship/Stipned/Aadhar
Card/Voter Card
Ms Sharda Gupta – Co-ordinator
Dr Sharda Sharma-Co-cordinator
Dr Rajni Kapoor
Dr Geeta Sharma
Ms Pooja Dhawan 19. Attendance Regulatory
Committee
Ms Anupma Garg-Co-ordinator
Arts- BA-III Ms. Nidhi
BA-II Ms. Ritu
BA-I Ms. Pinki
Science Co-ordinator -: Dr. Geeta Sharma
Ms Pooja Dhawan
Home Science Co-ordinator- Ms. Suman Gakhar
Commerce Co-ordinator - Ms. Sharda Gupta
Ms.Narinder ,
Ms Urvashi
20. Cultural Committee
(Talent Show and Youth
Festival)
Ms Monika Khurana- Co-ordinator
Ms Rimpi Kohli – Co-cordinator
Ms Chitra
Ms Sonia Sharma
Ms Nidhi
Ms Ritu
Ms Ankita 21. Library Advisory Committee Dr Sharda Sharma
Dr. Geeta Sharma
Ms. Sharda Gupta
Ms. Chitra Sharma
All the Heads of Deptt. 22. Book Bank Inchrges Dr. Rita
Ms. Chitra Sharma
Ms. Neelam 23. Parent Teacher Association Ms. Monika Khurana – Co-ordinator
Ms. Anupma Garg- Co-cordinator
Ms. Suman Gakhar
Ms. Veenu Goel
Ms Sharda Gupta
Dr Suruchi
Dr Sarika 24. Alumni Council Ms. Seema Gupta - Co-ordinator
Ms Chitra –Co-cordinator
Ms. Suman Gakhar - Co-ordinator
Ms Ritu - Member
Dr Suruchi – Co-cordinator (Arts)
Ms Manju Jain – Member
Ms Sharda Gupta- Member
Ms. Veenu Goel – Co-cordinator Science
Ms. Sonia Sharma – Member
25. Anti-Ragging/Redressal/
Grievance Committee
Dr. Ujjwal Sharma – Principal Madam
Dr. Sharda Sharma
Dr. Rajni Kapoor
Ms. Nidhi
Dr Sarika
Staff President and Staff Secretary 26. Mentor Group Incharges Ms. Anupama Garg
Ms. Seema Gupta
Ms. Urvashi Aggarwal 27. UGC & University Work Dr.Geeta Sharma-Cordinator
Dr. Sharda Sharma
Ms. Sonia Sharma 28. Trips Incharges Dr.Rajni Kapoor
Ms. Veenu Goyal
Ms.Manju Jain 29. Prizes Incharges Ms. Suman Gakhar
Dr. Geeta Sharma
Ms. Neelam 30. Hostel Incharges Dr. Rajni Kapoor
Ms. Suman Gakhar
Dr Sarika 31. Notice Display Incharges
Updation of Notice Board
File maintenance of Notices
Ms. Urvashi
Ms Madhuri
32. Photographs Display Incharges
Display Photographs on
Board
Album maintenance
Ms. Nidhi
Ms Ritu Dua
Ms Urvashi
Ms Madhuri 33. Interview Incahrges Ms Sharda Gupta
Dr Sarika 34. Students Council
(Formation and Interaction of
students with Madam Principal)
Dr Ujjwal Sharma- Principal
Ms. Anupma Garg
Dr.Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
35. Advertisement Incharges Ms. Suman Gakhar
Dr. Geeta Sharma 36. Spot Evaluation Incharges Ms Seema Gupta
Ms Rimpi Kohli 37. EVS In charge Dr Rajni Kapoor
Ms. Monika Khurana 38. Practical Incharges
Conduct & Sending
Documents to KUK
Dr Rajni Kapoor
Ms Sonia Sharma
Mr Rajesh 39. EDUSAT Committee Ms. Anupama Garg and Ms Sonia Sharma 40. Seminar and Feedback Incharges Dr.Suruchi Kalra Choudhary
Ms Monika Khurana
Ms Chitra 41. Sports & Games Incharges Dr. Sharda Sharma
Ms Manta 42. Daily Quiz Incharges Ms.Chitra
Dr Sarika
Ms Nandini 43. NSS & Beautification of Campus
Advisory Committee for NSS
Ms Ritu Dua
Ms.Pooja (Home Sc) and NSS Unit
Dr Rajni Kapoor – Co-ordinator
Ms Sonia Sharma-Co-ordinator
Ms Ritu Dua- NSS Incharge
Ms Pooa – Home Science Member 44. NCC Incharge Ms. Nidhi
Ms Shivani 45. Bio Metric Attendance Incharges
Ms Sonia Sharma (nodal officer)
Mr Munish Kamboj 46. General Stock Incharges
(for requirement and
maintenance)
College Furniture Incharge
Principal’s Office
Staff Room, Common Room
and canteen
Seminar Hall
EDUSAT Room
Ms Rimpi Kohli (Annual Stock Checking)
Ms Rimpi Kohli and Ms Veenu Goyal
Ms. Monika Khurana and, Ms. Veenu Goyal
Dr Sarika and, Ms Deepshikha
Ms Sonia Sharma and Ms Pooja Dhawan
Ms. Anupma Garg and Ms. Sonia Sharma
47. PMKVY Dr Suruchi
Ms Seema Gupta
POSTGRADUATE COURSES
M.A. ENGLISH
Eligibility:-
Bachelor’s degree with 45% marks in English or 50% marks in aggregate.
M.A 1
SEMESTER-I
COURSE-I :-Literature in English: 1550-1660 (Part-I)
COURSE-II :-Literature in English: 1660-1798 (Part-I)
COURSE-III :-Literature in English: 1798-1914 (Part-I)
COURSE-IV :-Literature in English: 1914-2000 (Part-I)
COURSE-V :-Study of a Genre (Option-i) Fiction (Part-I)
Study of a Genre (Option-ii) Drama (Part-I)
Study of a Genre (Option-iii) Poetry (Part-I)
SEMESTER-II
COURSE-VI :-Literature in English: 1550-1660 (Part-I)
COURSE-VII :-Literature in English: 1660-1798 (Part-I)
COURSE-VIII:-Literature in English: 1798-1914 (Part-I)
COURSE-IX :-Literature in English: 1914-2000 (Part-I)
COURSE-X :- Study of a Genre (Option-i) Fiction (Part-I)
Study of a Genre (Option-ii) Drama (Part-I)
Study of a Genre (Option-iii) Poetry (Part-I)
M.A. II
SEMESTER-III
COURSE-XI :- Critical Theory (Part-I)
COURSE-XII :- American Literature (Part-I)
COURSE-XIII:- Indian Writing in English (Part-II)
COURSE-XIV:- (Option-i) Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies (Part-I)
(Option-ii) English Language (Part-I)
COURSE-XV :- (Option-i) Literature and Gender (Part-I)
(Option-ii) Literature and Philosophy (Part-I)
(Option-iii) New Literatures (Part-I)
SEMESTER-IV
COURSE-XVI :-Critical Theory (Part-II)
COURSE-XVII :-American Literature (Part-II)
COURSE-XVIII :-Indian Writing in English (Part-II)
COURSE-XIX:- (Option-i) Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies (Part-II)
(Option-ii) English Language (Part-II)
COURSE-XX :- (Option-i) Literature and Gender (Part-II)
(Option-ii) Literature and Philosophy (Part-II)
(Option-iii) New literatures (Part-II)
M.A. SOCIOLOGY
ELIGIBILTY:-
Bachelor’s degree with 45% marks in sociology/psychology/social work or 50% marks in
aggregate
M.A. I
SEMESTER-I
PAPER-I :- General Sociology
PAPER-II :- Classical Sociological Theory
PAPER-III :- Research Methodology
PAPER-IV :- Rural Sociology
PAPER-VI :- Social Psychology
SEMESTER-II
PAPER-VI :- Modern Sociological Theory
PAPER-VII :- Indian Society and Culture
PAPER-VIII :- Qualitative and Quantitative Research
PAPER-IX :- Political Sociology
PAPER-X :- Social Problems
M.A.II
SEMESTER-III
PAPER-XI :- Advanced Sociology Theory Trends
PAPER-XII :- Computer Application
PAPER-XIII :- Gender and Society
PAPER-XIV :- Industrial Sociology
PAPER-XV :- Social Change and Development
SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-XVI :- Sociology Concepts and Key Ideas
PAPER-XVII :- Sociology of Organization and Human Resource
PAPER –XVIII :- Sociology of Mass Communication
PAPER-XI :- Sociology of Health
PGDCA
Paper
CS-DE-11 Computer Organization & Networking Fundamentals
CS-DE-12 Problem Solving Through ‘C’
CS-DE-13 Data Structures
CS-DE-14 Data Base Management System
CS-DE-15 Operating System
CS-DE-16 Software Lab – I Programming using C
CS-DE-17 Software Lab – II Word, Excel, Access/SQL
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
1. ARTS FACULTY B.A. I, II, III Semester System
Eligibility:-
a) 10+2 Arts with five subjects with English as one of the subjects and at least 35% marks in
aggregate.
b) 10+2 Science/Commerce with English as one of the subjects and at least 35% marks in
aggregate.
A student will be required to take up the following subjects:
a) Compulsory Subjects:
i) English ii) Hindi/Sanskrit iii) Computer Education (iv) Environment Studies I year
b) Elective Subjects:
A candidate shall offer two elective subjects from Group I to Group IV selecting any one subject
from a given group:
Group I : Hindi and Sanskrit
Group II : Mathematics, Sociology, Music I, Health and Physical Education
Group III : Political Science
Group IV : Home Science, Economics
Group V : History
Group VI : Functional English
NOTE: – Language offered as compulsory subject shall not be offered as elective subject.
2. SCIENCE FACULTY B.SC. I,II,III - Semester System
i. B.Sc. (Medical & Non Medical)
ii. B.Sc. with Biotechnology
iii. B.Sc. with Computer Science & B.Sc. with Computer Application
(vocational)
iv. B.Sc. Home Science
v. BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications)
B.Sc. (Medical & Non Medical)
Eligibility:- A) 10+2 (Medical) with English as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks in aggregate for B.Sc.
Medical
B) 10+2 (Non Me. with English as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks in aggregate for B.Sc.
Non Medical.
Medical Non-Medical i. Chemistry i) Chemistry
ii. Zoology ii) Physics
iii. Botany iii) Mathematics
B.Sc. with Biotechnology Eligibility: - 10+2 (Medical) with English as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks in
aggregate.
i. Biotechnology
ii. Chemistry/Zoology/Botany (Any two)
B.Sc. with Computer Science Eligibility:-10+2 (Non-Med.) with English as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks in
aggregate.
i. Computer Science
ii. Physics
iii. Mathematics
B.Sc. with Computer Application (Vocational) Eligibility:-10+2(Non-Med.) with English as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks in
aggregate.
i. Computer Applications
ii. Physics
iii. Mathematics
Note: - Student joining Science Faculty will have to take up English, Environmental Studies
and Computer Education as compulsory subjects in B.Sc.-I and Hindi/Sanskrit, Computer
Education in B.Sc .II.
3. B.Sc. Home Science Faculty
Eligibility:- 10+2 with English as one of the subjects with at least 40% marks in aggregate from
any Faculty /Stream. Environmental Studies and Computer education as compulsory subjects in
BSC-I
BHSC-I
Semester-I
i. 101 General English
ii. 102 Hygiene And Promotive Health
iii. 103 Introduction to Textiles Lab-1
iv. 104 Food Science Lab-2
v. 105 Introductory Chemistry Lab-3
vi. 106 Introduction to Human Development
Semester -II
i. 107 Human Physiology
ii. 108 Parental & Infant Growth and Care
iii. 109 Laundry Science and Finishing of Fabrics Lab-1
iv. 110 Introductory Home Management
v. 111 Basic Nutrition Lab-2
vi. 112 Nutrition Biochemistry Lab-3
vii. 123 General English
BHSC-II
Semester – III
i. 201 Nutrition in Life Cycle Lab-I
ii. 202 Introduction to Clothing Construction Lab-2
iii. 203 Family Dynamics
iv. 204 House Hold Equipments & Consumer Protection
v. 205 Community Development & Extension Education-I Lab-3
vi. Environment Science*
vii. Computer Applications*
Semester – IV
i. 211 Applied & Community Nutrition Lab-I
ii. 212 Apparel Designing & Selection Lab-2
iii. 213 Childhood and Adolescent Development Lab 3
iv. 214 Family Resource Management
v. 215 Community Development Extension Education-II Lab 4
vi. 216 Introductory Physics Lab 5
vii. Computer Applications*
BHSC-III
Semester – V
i. 301 Dietetics –I Lab I
ii. 302 Advance Apparel and Textile Designing Lab 2
iii. 303 Early childhood Education and children with special needs. Lab 3
iv. 304 Housing Lab 4
v. Environment Science*
vi. Computer Applications*
vii.
Semester – VI
i. 311 Dietetics-II Lab 1
ii. 312 Traditional Textiles, Embroideries and consumerism Lab 2
iii. 313 Adult hood Guidance and Counseling Lab 3
iv. 314 Interior Decoration Lab 4
v. 315 Entrepreneurial Techniques in Home Science (optional) Lab 5
vi. Computer Applications*
Note:-A Student can Opt English/ Hindi medium
BCA Bachelor of Computer Application I, II, III Semester System
BCA – I
Semester-I
BCA-111 Computer & Programming Fundamentals
BCA-112 PC Software
BCA-113 Computer-Oriented Numerical Methods
BCA-114 Logical Organisation of Computer – I
BCA-115 Mathematical Foundations-I
BCA-116 Communication Skills
BCA-117 Lab - I Windows, and Power Point
BCA-118 Lab – II Word and Excel
Semester – II
BCA-121 ‘C’ Programming – I
BCA-122 Logical Organization of Computer- II
BCA-123 Computer-Oriented Statistical Methods
BCA-124 Mathematical Foundations – II
BCA-125 Accounting & Financial Management
BCA-126 Personality Development
BCA-127 Lab - I Programming in ‘C’
BCA-128 Lab - II Statistical Methods implementation in ‘C’
BCA – II
Semester –III
BCA-231 ‘C’ Programming – II
BCA-232 Data Structures – I
BCA-233 Computer Architecture – I
BCA-234 Introduction to Data Base System
BCA-235 Structure System Analysis and Design
BCA-236 Mathematical Foundation –III
BCA-237 Lab – I Programming in ‘C’
BCA-238 Lab – II Implementation of Data Structure in ‘C’
Semester – IV
BCA-241 Web Designing – I
BCA-242 Data structure – II
BCA-243 Computer Architecture – II
BCA-244 Relational Data Base Management System
BCA-245 Management Information System
BCA-246 Mathematical Foundations – IV
BCA-247 Lab-I Web Designing using HTML
BCA-248 Lab-II ORACLE
BCA – III
Semester – V
BCA-351 Introduction to Object oriented Programming
BCA-352 Operating Systems
BCA-353 Software Engineering
BCA-354 Computer Networks
BCA-355 Computer Graphics
BCA-356 Web Designing – II
BCA-357 Lab – I Programming in ‘C++
BCA-358 Lab – II Web designing
Semester – VI
BCA-361 Programming in ‘C++’
BCA-362 Introduction to Linux
BCA-363 Internet Technology
BCA-364 Visual Basic
BCA-365 Multimedia Technology
BCA-366 Introduction to .NET
BCA-367 Lab – I Linux and C++
BCA-368 Lab – II Programming in VB
4. COMMERCE FACULTY
i. B.Com General with Computer Awareness
ii. B.Com Computer Application (Vocational)
Eligibility:-10+2 (Commerce) with English as one of the subjects with at least 40%
Marks in aggregate.
OR
10+2 (Arts or Science) with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
B.Com. (General): A student pursuing B.Com. (General) has to study six papers in 3rd, 4th, 5th & 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 groups i.e. Finance & Taxation, Marketing,
and Human Resource Management.
(ii) A candidate will have to continue the same specialization group opted once in 3rd
semester, it will not be changed in subsequent semesters.
(iii) Further, a candidate will have to continue the same specialization group opted once in
3rd semester in subsequent semesters also. Specialization group cannot be changed.
B.Com. Ist Semester
BC 101 Financial Accounting
BC 102 Business Communication Skills
BC 103 Micro Economics
BC 104 Principles of Management
BC 105Business Mathematics -I
BC 106*Introduction to Computer Applications
*Internal Assessment based on Practical.
B.Com. IInd Semester
BC 201 Advanced Financial Accounting
BC 202 Macro Economics
BC 203 Business Environment
BC 204 Organisational Behaviour
BC 205 Business Mathematics-II
BC 206*IT and E-Commerce
*Internal Assessment based on Practical.
BC 207 Environmental Studies (Qualifying Paper)
B.Com. IIIrd Semester
Compulsory Papers
BC 301 Corporate Accounting-I
BC302 Business Statistics
BC 303 Human Resource Management
BC 304 Principles of Marketing
BC 305 Business Laws-I
Optional Group-II(Marketing):
BC 308 Advertising
BC 309 Rural Marketing
B.Com. IVth Semester
BC 401 Corporate Accounting-II
BC 402 Business Environment in Haryana
BC 403 Financial Management
BC 404 Company Law-I
BC 405 Business Law -II
Optional Group -II(Marketing):
BC 408 Supply Chain Management
BC 409 Management of Sales Force
B.Com. Vth Semester
BC 501 Cost Accounting
BC 502 Entrepreneurship Development
BC 503 Income Tax -I
BC 504 Company Law-II
BC 505 Materials Management
Optional Group -II(Marketing ):
BC 508 Industrial Marketing
BC 509 Services Marketing
B.Com. VIth Semester
BC 601 Management Accounting
BC 602 Auditing
BC 603 Income Tax- II
BC 604 Security Market Operations
BC 605 International Marketing
Optional Group –II (Marketing):
BC 608 Retail Management
BC 609 Marketing Research
BCOM Computer Applications (Vocational) Each student who has opted for the above said course shall opt two theory papers in
each Semester in addition to four papers common with B.Com. general scheme.
Outline of B.Com. (Vocational) Computer Applications
Semester –I BC-101 Financial Accounting
BC-102 Business Communication Skills
BC-104 Principles of Management
BC-105 Business Mathematics-I
BC(Voc)-105 Computer Fundamentals & Logical Organizations-I 80 20 100
BC(Voc)-106 Business Data Processing & PC Software-I 80 20 100
Semester –II BC-201 Advanced Financial Accounting
BC-203 Business Environment
BC-204 Organizational Behaviour
BC-205 Business Mathematics-II
BC(Voc)-205 Computer Fundamentals
and Logical Organizations-II
BC(Voc)-206 Business Data Processing
and PC Software
Environmental Studies: (Qualifying Paper)*
*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.
Semester-III BC-301 Corporate Accounting-I
BC-302 Business Statistics
BC-304 Principles of Marketing
BC-305 Business Laws-I
BC (Voc)-305 Programming in C
BC (Voc)-306 Fundamentals of Database System-I
BC (Voc)-307 On the Job Training Report*
Semester-IV BC-401 Corporate Accounting-II
BC-403 Financial Management
BC-404 Company Law-I
BC-405 Business Laws-II
BC (Voc)-405 Desktop Publishing
BC (Voc)-406 Fundamentals of Database System-II
Semester-V BC-501 Cost Accounting
BC-502 Entrepreneurship Development
BC-503 Income Tax-I
BC-504 Company Law-II
BC (Voc)-505 Computer Aided Design
BC (Voc)-506 Data Structure
BC (Voc)-507 On the Job Training Report*
Semester-VI BC-601 Management Accounting
BC-602 Auditing
BC-603 Income Tax-II
BC-604 Security Market Operations
BC (Voc)-605 Advanced Computer Applications
BC (Voc)-606 System Analysis & Design
Note :
*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 their project/training reports.
GENERAL RULES FOR ADMISSION
1. Application for admission to the college must be made on the prescribed form attached
inside the Prospectus. Two passport size photographs are to be fixed.
2. All entries in the form must be made in the student’s own handwriting.
3. Application form must be completed in all respects. No column should be left blank.
4. Copies of certificate to be attached with the admission form are as follows:
a) Attested photo copy of Matriculation Certificate (with date of birth).
b) Two Photostat copies of previous examination passed certificate for admission
to B.A.-I/B. Sc-I/B. Com.-I/B. H. Sc. –I, BBA-I, BCA-I
c) Character certificate from the head of Institute last attended.
d) University Registration Card in case a student already registered with the
college.
e) SC/ST/BC Certificate duly attested by a FIRST Class Magistrate along with
AFFIDAVIT and Stipend form.
f) SC/BC students Saving Bank Account no. of Bank of Baroda, Jagadhri
alongwith Photostat copy of bank passbook.
5. Students from other Universities/Boards seeking admission to this college will be
admitted only on production of original certificates of all the examinations passed prior
to the class which they intend to join. Original Inter University Migration Certificate
and the Detailed Marks Cards must also be produced at the time of admission.
6. The students whose results are declared late by the Kurukshetra University or Boards of
School Education will be allowed admission in the College up to the date fixed by the
University for the session. The original Migration Certificate will be deposited in the
office by new students within 7 days from the close of admission. The concerned
students will be held responsible for any lapse.
7. Fee deposited at the time of admission will not be refunded to a student whose
eligibility has not been accepted by the University.
8. The students who have ever been disqualified by any University/Board will not be
granted admission.
9. No student from Correspondence Courses will be granted admission to
B.A./B.Sc../B.Com. Part-II and III except with the special & prior permission of the
Vice Chancellor, K.U.K.
10. The students whose eligibility needs to be checked by the University will be given
admission provisionally at their own risk and responsibility and that too after obtaining
an undertaking in writing from them.
11. Students seeking admission to the college must satisfy themselves regarding their
eligibility which is to be governed by the rules and regulation given in the Kurukshetra
University Calendar and Ordinance, for, in case of invalidity of the admission, the
students themselves will be solely responsible for the consequences whatsoever.
12. A student admitted to the college shall not seek admission in any other college without
the prior permission of the Principal.
13. The students having passed Intermediate Examination from the Bihar Intermediate
Education Council, Patna shall be considered eligible for admission to B.A.-I/ B.Sc.- I./
B. H. Sc-I/B.Com –I w.e.f. the session 2004-05 as per K.U. instructions.
PLACE OF LITIGATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY
All legal disputes relating to Examinations/Eligibility/Admissions of students will be subject to
Kurukshetra Court or Courts having jurisdiction in Kurukshetra.
Reservation of Seats in the Educational, Technical and Professional Institute for the
Candidates
1. Haryana Government instructions issued vide letter No.22/34/98-3GSIII, dated 19.03.99,
followed by the letters of even number dated 05.05.99 and letter No.22/89/97-3GSIII,
dated 07.08.2000.
A Scheduled Castes 20%
B Backward Classes 16% A Block
11% B Block
C Physically Handicapped 3% In the event of quota reserved for
Physically Handicapped remain
unutilized due to non availability
of suitable category of handicapped
candidates, it may be offered to the
Ex-Servicemen and their wards
(1%) and the dependents of
Freedom Fighters (1%)
2. State Govt. vide letter no.22/27/2004-2GS-III dated 20.10.2005 decided to allow 3%
horizontal reservation to Ex-Servicemen/Freedom Fighters and their dependents by
providing reservation of 1% out of General Category, 1% out of Scheduled Caste and 1%
from Backward Classes for admission to various courses in Educational Institutions of
the Govt./Govt. aided/ Self-financing Colleges/ Institutes located in Haryana. As far as
block allocation in Block-A and Block-B of Backward Classes category is concerned,
year wise rotational system will be adopted.
3. Haryana Govt. circular letter no. 22/22/2004-3GS-III dated 22.01.2009 with regard to
revision of income criteria to exclude socially advanced persons/ sections (creamy layer)
from the purview of reservation for other Backward Classes (OBCs).
4.
Category Description of Category To whom the rule of exclusion will apply
VI Income/Wealth Test Son(s) and daughter(s) of
(a) Persons having gross annual income
of Rs.4.5 lakh or above or
possessing wealth above the
exemption limit as prescribed in the
Wealth Tax Act for period of three
consecutive years.
(b) Persons in categories I, II, III and V
A who are not disentitled to the
benefit of reservation but have
income from other sources of
wealth which will bring them within
the income/wealth criteria
mentioned in (a) above.
Explanation
Income from salaries of agricultural
land shall not be clubbed.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO DEGREE CLASSES
1. A student will be eligible to join the First Year Class of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.Sc. Home
Science if she has passed 10+2 Examination from Board of School Education, Haryana or
any other equivalent Board or University with five subjects and English as one of the
subjects, obtaining at least 35%,45%,40% and 40% marks respectively in aggregate.
However, for S.C. and S.T. students, 33% marks (minimum pass marks) in aggregate will
be considered sufficient for Science, Commerce and B.Sc. Home Sc. In case a student
having passed 10+2 exam with four subjects of any Board of Secondary Education will
not be admitted to the above said courses.
2. A student who has been placed under compartment in 10+2 in any one subject and wishes
to seek admission to B.A/B.Sc.-I, the required percentage of marks for her admission
shall be determined by taking into account the minimum pass marks in Compartment/Re-
appear subject.
3. A student who has passed 10+2 Examination from some other Board/University without
English will be allowed provisional admission in B.A/B.Sc../B.Com.-I. She will be
required to clear/pass Supplementary Examination in English in that very session
otherwise her provisional admission will be cancelled.
4. Students seeking admission in BA/BSc/Bcom/BHSc I on the basis of having
compartment in one subject of 10+2 examination must clear their compartment subject
before the commencement of I semester.
5. Students placed under compartment in any subject in B.A./B.Sc../B.Com.-I or II will
have to clear their compartment in two chances otherwise the result of the class in which
they are studying shall be cancelled.
6. A student who has passed 10+2 Examination of Haryana Board of School Education with
Arts subjects can be granted admission to B.Com.-I provided she has secured at least
50% in aggregate in 10+2.
7. Students who have passed 10+2 Examination of Haryana Board of School Education
with Science subjects can also seek admission to B.Com. I, where as those passing 10+2
with Arts & Commerce subjects can not be admitted to any B.Sc.-I course, except B.Sc.
Home Science.
8. Students are not allowed to change their faculty or subjects after passing
B.A/B.Sc./B.Com.-I Examination.
9. Admission of Kashmiri Migrant students from the state of J & K Board who have passed
their Higher Secondary Part II Exam with four subjects should not be allowed admission
wide KUK letter no Regn/R-5/07/224-373.
MIGRATION RULES
1. Students from other Universities/Boards seeking admission to this college will have to
submit Inter- University/Board Migration Certificate along with the Migration Fee of
Rs.50/-. Their admission, however, will be provisional, subject to confirmation of their
eligibility by Kurukshetra University.
2. In case of the transfer of a student’s parents, migration to this institution will be
permissible upto one month before the date of the commencement of the Annual
University Exam.
3. Migration from some local college will be allowed only upto the end of month of July.
After July, local migration will be permissible only with the mutual consent of the
Principals of both the Institutions.
4. A student migrating from some other college to this institution will be required to bring
her class attendance record (in all subjects) from the college she is migrating from. While
calculating the percentage of attendance, her total attendance in previous institution will
also be taken into consideration.
RULES FOR HOUSE EXAMINATION / MONTHLY TESTS
1. As per Kurukshetra University rules, every student will have to appear in three Monthly
Tests and House Examination.
2. Report regarding academic progress in House Examination/ Monthly Tests and
attendance will be intimated to the parents from time to time.
3. A student using unfair means in the Monthly Tests/House Examination shall be heavily
fined and her Answer-Book in that subject will be cancelled. The final decision in such
cases will be taken by the College U.M.C. Committee.
4. A student who is unable to appear in House Examination /Monthly Tests will have to
produce an authentic proof of the reason of her absence. In case of illness a student will
have to produce a medical certificate from a qualified doctor during the examination
days. Absence from House Examination/ Monthly Tests without prior permission will be
taken seriously. No application will be accepted after the examination.
5. One test of two hours duration for each theory paper will be held by the college one
month before the commencement of semester examination for the students who are
appearing in semester exams.
ELIGIBILITY FOR APPEARING IN UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION
1. As per university rules, the student who fulfils the under-mentioned conditions is eligible
to appear in the University Annual Examination.
i. Has attended not less than 75% of the full course of lectures delivered in her class in
Theory & Practical separately. (The lectures are to be counted upto the date of
dispersal of classes).
ii. Admission of joining late shall not be accepted as a justification for condoning
deficiency in lectures.
iii. Has obtained at least 20% marks in aggregate and 15% marks in each subject
calculated on the combined result of Monthly Tests and House Examination.
iv. Has secured at least 20% marks separately in both Theory & Practical tests in subjects
such as Science, Computer Science, Home Science, Music, Functional English and
Physical Education etc.
v. For all the degree classes, there will be an internal assessment of 20% marks based on
the class attendance, monthly tests and house examination in each subject.
In addition, the rules/amendments received from the University from time to time will be
followed.
SEMESTER SYSTEM RULES AS PER KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY
1. Main as well as Supplementary Examinations for the Odd Semesters i.e. First, Third and
Fifth Semesters shall be held in December/January and for the Even Semesters i.e.
second, fourth and sixth semesters in May / June.
2. The internal assessment shall be calculated (i) 60 per cent on the basis of result/marks
obtained in college text and (ii) 40 per cent on the basis of attendance of the students.
One test of two hours duration for each theory paper will be got held by the college
concerned at its own level one month before the commencement of examinations on the
dates which may be announced by the college.
3. For the examinations indicated at Sr. No. 1 to 5 below, the candidates who gets Re-
appear in one subject only, excluding the subject of Environmental Studies, in part-1
(Semester I or II) or part-II (Semester III or IV) shall be promoted to the III and V
Semester respectively and will be required to clear the re- appear paper in two
consecutive chances as ex-student in the examination held as per Rule No. 1 above. If
they pass the same they will be deemed to have passed the examination. If they fail to
pass or fail to appear in both these examinations they will have to appear in all the
subjects. A student who has completed the prescribed course of instruction, but does
not appear in it, or having appeared fails will be allowed three consecutive chances to
appear in the examinations as an ex-student:
1. B.Sc. (General and Honors)
2. B.Com.
3. B.Sc. (Home Science)
For the remaining examinations, where there is already re-appear system, i.e. BBA the
following provision may be adopted:
A candidate who has failed in Semesters I and II or III and IV shall be promoted to the III
and V semester, as the case may be, only if he / she has got exemption in the papers(s)
mentioned below:
From Part I (Semester I and II) If he/she has appeared in Semester II and has
to Part II (Semester III) cleared at least 50% papers of Semesters I & II
From Part II (Semester III & IV) If he/she has passed in all the papers of Semesters
to Part III (Semester V) I & II, appeared in Semester IV and cleared at least
50 % of papers of III and IV Semester.
Provided that a candidate who has appeared in Semesters I and II examinations but fails to earn
exemption in at least 50% papers, or having eligible fails to appear in the examination for good
reasons e.g., serious illness or serious calamity like death of father or mother etc. shall be
admitted to III Semester provisionally subject to the condition that if he/she is unable to earn
exemption in at least 50% papers of part I (Semester I and II) by the supplementary examination,
his/her provisional admission to the III Semester shall stand cancelled. This provision shall also
apply to the promotion of a candidate from Part II to part III.
LEAVE RULES
1. Students shall apply for leave, when needed, on the prescribed form obtainable from the
college office on payment.
2. Application form must be duly signed by the guardian/parents of the students.
3. Leave upto three days can be got sanctioned by the tutor of the student while leave for a
longer period must be got sanctioned by the Principal on the recommendation of the
Tutor concerned.
4. Students must submit their applications before availing themselves of leave and not after
absenting themselves from the classes except on medical ground. In that case, the
application must be submitted along with the medical certificate from civil hospital only
on the very day when the student comes to the college after recovery from illness.
5. Those getting their leave sanctioned on false grounds will be severely reprimanded and
punished.
ABSENCE FINES
Per Period : Rs.5/-
Per Day : Rs.10/-
Monthly Tests (Per Paper) : Rs.25/-
Terminal Examination (Per Paper) : Rs.100/-
Use of Unfair Means in Tests/Examination : Rs.100/-
Tutorial Group Meeting (Per Period) : Rs.5/-
N.C.C Parade (Per Parade) : Rs.5/-
N.S.S Activities (Per Day) : Rs.5/-
Functions in the college : Rs.100/-
Special Fine as notified by the Incharge
Other Fines:
Use of Mobile except Common Room : Rs.50/-
Without uniform and I-Card : Rs.5/-per day
*The Fine will be doubled after 10 days.
SCHOLARSHIPS/STIPENDS:
1. All types of National/State/University Merit Scholarships are available to the students
provided they fulfil the necessary conditions. Scholarships & stipends are granted to the
deserving and meritorious students.
2.Scholarships/stipends and concessions to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and Backward
Class students as per Haryana Govt. rules.
3. Ten scholarships are given to the needy and meritorious students by Sh. Romesh Chand Ji,
Trustee, Deva Trust, Bavna Road, Jagadhari.
4. Scholarships are given to needy and meritorious students by Dr. Radha Krishnan Foundation
Fund of K.U.K.
5. Shri Ram Children Education Society, Jagadhari donated Rs.7000/- for economically weak
students.
6. Faculty members, retired staff members and many members of the society also award
scholarships and stipens which are disbursed judiciously by the Scholarship Committee.
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
1. SC/ST students or students belonging to Minority Communities, OBC (non-creamy
layer) students, Physically Challenged students and economically deprived students
(Below Poverty Line Card Holder of the concerned State/UT) will be provided a stipend
of Rs. 500/- p.m, sponsored by UGC (weightage to be given to performance in the last
examination).
2. Haryana State Merit Scholarship.
3. Low Income Group Scholarship.
4. Post Matric Scholarship for Minority Community Students:
Muslims/Sikhs/Buddhists/Christians may apply for minority scholarships. Documents
required – previous DMCs (minimum 50%), residence proof, caste certificate, fee detail
and income certificate. Students who are interested should contact in the college office.
5. Post Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship Scheme for Single Girl Child is given to the
students taking admission in PG courses. The value of Scholarship is Rs. 2,000/- p.m for
a period of two years only (10 months in the year) i.e. full duration of a P.G. Course.
6. Post Graduate Merit Scholarship Scheme for University Rank Holders at Undergraduate
Level will be awarded to the First and Second Rank Holders at UG level who are
admitted in any PG Course.
* Extra Coaching Classes are also provided to SC/ST/OBC students.
PAYMENT OF DUES
1. Fee must be paid on dates notified, otherwise a late fee fine of Rs. 30/- per month will
be charged.
2. Student who are absent from the college must arrange to send their dues to the college
office by due date.
3. If a student fails to clear her dues for two consecutive months, her name shall be struck-
off from the college rolls. She will be re-admitted only on payment of fresh admission
fee.
4. Admission fee and dues must be paid at the time of admission.
5. Security deposit will be refunded to the outgoing students only when they return their
library cards and books issued to them from the library and also clear all other dues.
6. Admission fee and dues must be paid at the time of admission.
7. Security deposit will be refunded to a student only within one year of her leaving the
college in December & January.
8. Hostel dues must be cleared before December.
CASUAL STUDENTS
Students who have to appear in the Practical Examination may be admitted on casual basis in the
beginning of the second term i.e. in the months of September. Failure Science students will not
be admitted as casual students as per Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra rules.
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS
1. Every student is expected to keep her Identity-cum-Library Card with her. It can be
checked any time. It must be got completed in all respects.
2. A student on the rolls of the college is to maintain discipline inside and outside the
college.
3. Disorderly conduct, talking or shouting in the corridors, disturbing the classes or any
other kind of indiscipline shall be severely dealt with.
4. The students should keep the college premises neat and clean. They should not trespass
the lawns or pluck flowers otherwise they will be heavily fined.
5. The college property and apparatus in Science, Home Science, Computer and Language
Labs must be used with care. Misuse of college furniture and classroom black board and
disfiguring of walls or floors is a punishable offence.
6. The students should make it a habit to read the college notices displayed on the notice
board daily. They are not allowed to put up any notice of their own on the notice-board or
paste it on any of the walls without the permission of the Principal.
7. While paying fee at the office window or making any enquiry from the office counter, the
student must stand quietly in a queue.
8. Students are not allowed to meet the outside without the permission of the Principal.
9. No meeting can be held in the college premises without the prior permission of the
Principal.
10. Students should be move to Library or Common Room in vacant period. They must not
roam about aimlessly or waste time in gossips etc.
11. It is the moral duty of the students to show due respect to their teachers and elders. They
are also expected to show due courtesy to fellow-students and other employee of the
college.
12. Important rules of the college regarding payment of dues, stipends/scholarship,
concessions, leave, fine etc. given in the college prospectus or pinned on the notice –
board from time to time are to be read carefully and acted upon strictly.
13. Participation in any anti-college, anti-social and anti-national activity and sticking of
bill/poster/writing on walls is strictly prohibited.
14. Use of mobile is strictly prohibited in the college. The students will be allowed to bring
mobile phones to the college only by the prior written permission of their parents. During
the college hours, the mobiles are to be switched off. The students will be allowed to use
mobile only with the due permission of their respective teachers. Similar rules will be
applied to the hostlers. In case, if any student is found using mobile phone, then her
parents will be called and she will be heavily fined and also the mobile will be
confiscated.
NOTE: These rules are to be observed by each & every student of the college, failing which
she will be fined and punished and in extreme cases even expelled from the college rolls.
RAGGING
Ragging is strictly banned in the college Campus and Hostels. The offenders will be punished as
per the instructions of the Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra/Haryana Government and
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.
The instructions against ragging based on the orders of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of
India are:
“Ragging in educational institutions is banned and any one indulging in ragging is likely to be
punished appropriately which punishment may include expulsion from the institutions,
suspension from the institution or classes for a limited period or fine with a public apology. The
punishment may also take the shape of
i. Withholding scholarships or other benefits.
ii. Debarring from representation in events.
iii. Withholding result.
iv. Suspension or expulsion from Hostel or mess, and the like. If the individuals committing
or abetting ragging are not/cannot be identified, collective punishment can be awarded to
act as different.
The following will be the termed as the act of ragging: Any disorderly conduct whether
by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing ,treating or
handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities
which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise
fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the student to do
any act or perform something which such student will not do in the ordinary course and
which has the effect of causing or generating a sense or share or embarrassment so as to
causing or generating a sense or share embarrassment so as to adversely affect the
physique of a fresher or a junior student.
For prevention of Ragging in the College, Anti-Ragging Committee is formed
Anti Ragging Committee:
Convenor Principal
Dr. (Ms.) Ujjwal Sharma 9896035311
Members Dr.(Ms.) Sharda Sharma 9315394607
Ms. V. P. Gomber 9991900345
Ms. Suman Gakhar 9466210279
Dr. (Ms.) Rajni Kapoor 9416328953
Dr. (Ms.) Deepti Sharma 9254723489
District authorities:
DC Office 01732-237800
SP Office 01732-200203
Affidavits have to be submitted by student as well as their parents to curb the menace of
ragging at the time of admission. The affidavits are available with the Anti Ragging
Committee.
UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION & GUIDANCE BUREAU
In collaboration with the Department of Employment Haryana/Kurukshetra University is
running the bureau to assist student in choosing the careers/courses in the University
Campus.
Aims & Objective of the Bureau are:-
1. To give employment information and advice to the university alumni.
2. To give information on various courses of studies and syllabus etc. on higher
studies in India and abroad.
3. To assist applications in securing admission to various courses of studies by
Universities in India and abroad.
4. To collect and disseminate occupational information regarding occupations,
scholarships, fellowships and financial assistance available in India and abroad.
5. To assist in individuals problems pertaining to education and vocation.
6. To assist students in securing part-time employment.
7. To render vocational guidance to students individually and in group.
8. To prepare guidance literature to help students in their educational and vocational
planning.
9. To maintain Career Information Room in the Bureau.
10. To give information on competitive examination conducted by the various Public
Service Commissions.
11. To register professional graduates and all persons holding Master’s Degree with
at least 50% marks for employment assistance.
12. To acquaint the unemployed youth with the facilities and incentives available
with the various Departments under self –employment Promotion Programme.
13. To arrange coaching classes for various competitive examination such as Civil
Service Examination, Banking Service, Competitive Examination etc.
The Career Information Room in the Arts Faculty building is equipped with appropriate material
of occupational training facilities, higher education in India and aboard, Fellowships,
Scholarships, and Competitive Examinations etc.
A fortnightly bulletin ‘Vocational Guide’ is issued by the Bureau to disseminate information on
current opportunities for Employment, Educational and Vocational Trainings,
Scholarships/Fellowships and on topics of general interest of students.
Students are advised to take advantage of the facilities available at the Bureau which remains
open on all working days.
ANNUAL CHARGES FOR THE SESSION 2017-18
Sr. No. Details Amount Self Fin.
General Courses Courses
1. Admission Fee 25-00
2. Magazine Fee 100-00 90-00
3. Medical Fee/Fund 50-00
4. House Examination Fee 100-00
5. Building Fund 250-00 ̀ 150-00
6. Identity Card 50-00
7. Audio Visual & Educational Tour 65-00 (25+40)
8. Red Cross 60-00
9. Correspondence Fee 40-00
10. Students’ Aid Fund 20-00
11. Career Guidance Fund 100-00
12. Dr. Radha Krishnan Foun.Fund 70-00
13. Security (Library) 200-00 (Refundable)
14. N.S.S. Fee 20-00
15. Dilapidation Fund 60-00 70-00
16. Alumni Association 100-00
17. Cycle Fee 96-00
18. Scooter Fee 200-00
19. Gen. Charges 200-00
20. Internet Charges 360-00
21. Women Cell 10.00
22. Girls Fund (A.Fund) 420-00 (UG) 540-00 (UG)
23. Water /Electricity Fund 500-00 500-00
24. Development Charges 300-00
25. Environmental Studies 600-00
ANNUAL UNIVERSITY CHARGES UG PG S.F
1. Registration Fee 300-00 300-00 1000-00
2. Continuation Fee 100-00 100-00 500-00
3. Sports Fee 120-00 120-00
4. Holiday Home Fee 10-00 10-00
5. Youth Welfare Fee 100-00 100-00
6. Eligibility Fee ------- 100-00
7. a) Migration Fee (Normal) 100-00 100-00
b) If a student comes in Mid- 500-00 500-00
Session/ Late
8. Dev. Fee Gen. Courses 150-00 150-00 150-00
Prof Courses 1000-00 1000-00
9. BBA 1200-00
10. BCA 1800-00
PRACTICAL FEE PER MONTH
1. Chemistry 30-00
2. Physics 25-00
3. Computer Science & Applications 250-00 (45 +205)
4. Botany 25-00
5. Zoology 25-00
6. Environmental Studies 20-00 (For 1st year only)
7. Home Science 30-00
8. Music 25-00
9. Commerce 25-00
10. Health & Phy. Education 20-00
11. Functional English As per UGC rules
12. Computer Education 1200/- yearly
POST GRADUATE CLASSES
M.A. Tuition Fee 60-00 (Per Month)
FEE STRUCTURE OF SELF FINANCING COURSES
In addition to existing Fee and Funds for TDC-I, II, & III courses.
Fee B.Sc.. with
Biotech
B.A. &B.Sc..
with Comp.
Sc.
BCA/BBA M.A. (English
& Sociology)
PGDCA
Self Finance Fee 300/- per month 300/- per month 230/- per month 300/- per month 300/- per month
Computer Fee 100/- per month 100/- per month 230/- per month - 230/- per month
Subject Fee 150/- per month. - - -
Development
Charges 2000/- per annum 1050/- per
annum
3450/- per
annum
300/- per annum 3450/- per annum
Security
(Refundable)
200/- 200/- 2000/- 200/- 2000/-
Seminar Fee - - 60/-per annum - 60/- per annum
Add-on-courses in Yoga and Naturopathy, Web Designing, Cosmetology, Textile
Designing
One year Certificate Course Rs. 1500/- per annum
Two year Diploma Course Rs.1500/- per annum
Three year Advance Diploma Rs. 1500/- per annum
Note:-In case the fee is revised by KUK/HEC, Haryana, at a later stage, the revised fee will be
charged.
1. Annual Examination Fee will be charged as per Kurukshetra University instructions
2. The college shall charge for self financing courses as per rule.
a) Cash incentives for excellent performances in different fields
b) Attendance
c) Academic Performance in Class Test (Grand in Total)
d) Cultural Performance
e) Sports Performance
Institutional Calendar
2017-18
July 2017 Admission
Inaugural Hawan
Motivation Lecture : Computer Science
August 2017 Independence Day
Subject Association Induction
Extension Lecture: Commerce, Botany
IT Fest
National Essay Writing Competition: Science
Rakhi & Something from Waste Competition : Home Science
September 2017 Talent Show
Teachers’ Day
Central Association Investiture Ceremony
Hindi Diwas
State Level Essay Writing Competition: Commerce, Science
Conditional Test
Extension Lecture: Computer Science.
Mehandi & Fabric Painting Competition : Home Science
Mental Aptitude Test: Mathematics
Workshop on Computer Network and Security
National Unity Day : NCC
October 2017 Workshop on “Laghu Katha”: Hindi
National Seminar : Science
Extension Lecture: Computer Science, English
HARCOFED sponsored Inter College Declamation : Social Science
November 2017 Extension Lecture: Pol. Sc., Chemistry
Youth Festival
National Seminar: English
Poster, Collage Making and Slogan Writing Competition
Science Exhibition
Inter College PPT Competition :Science
December 2017 Semester Examination
NSS Camp
Computer Awareness Programme (Seminar Citizens/House Wives)
Faculty Development Programme
January 2018 Vivekanand Day
Republic Day
Intra Department Science Exhibition
Extension Lecture : Home Science
Extension Lecture: Computer Science
Intra Department Website development Competition
February 2018 Annual Prize Distribution Function
Inter-Class Matches
Annual Sports Day
Parent Teacher Meeting
Inter District Science Exhibition
Home Science: Rangoli & Embroidery competition
Extension Lecture: English, NCC, Science,
Exhibition : Music Instruments
State Level Quiz: Hindi
National Essay Writing : English
National Declamation Contest : Commerce
Motivational Workshop: Computer
Conditional Tests
March 2018 Alumni Meet
Women’s Day Celebration
Quiz Contest : Home Science
State Level Quiz Contest : Science
Conditional Test
Extension Lectures – English, Computer Sc
April 2018 Parent Teacher Meeting
Farewell Parties
Practical Examination
Faculty Development Programme : Computer Science
May 2018 Semester Examination
Hobby Courses
Yoga and Naturopathy Camp
June 2018 Summer Vacation
Hobby Courses
Yoga and Naturopathy Camp
COLLEGE GOVERNING BODY
S.
No. Name Designation Address Mobile
No. Office
No. Residence
1 Sh. Rakesh Mohan President 34, Indira Colony,
Jagadhri 93541-
25025 245756 98121-98131
2 Sh. Rakesh Gulati Vice President M/s Lekh Raj Gulati
Sons, Railway Road,
Jagadhri
94160-
32648 245914 243741
232648
3 Sh. Ashok Kumar Garg Gen. Secretary 1128/17, HUDA,
Jagadhri 94160-
69200 329428 320306
4 Sh. Yash Pal Cashier M/s Jai Ganesh Rice
Mills, Near Dimple
Cinema, Jag.
98960-
20816 232554 232408
230774
5 Sh. Ashwani Gupta Executive
Member
H.No. 563, Sec 17,
HUDA, Jagadhri
98120-
11431
245756 236372
6 Sh. Parmod Kumar Garg Executive
Member Shiv Shankar Rice
Mill, Jagadhri 98964-
00333 320133
241163 7 Sh. Vijender Kumar
Garg Executive
Member Nand Lal Steels,
Jagadhri 93155-
55673 323473 247673
8 Sh. Anand Kumar Gupta Executive
Member Aggarwal Brothers,
Jagadhri 93153-
22422 244767
9 Sh. Ashok Chawla Executive
Member Pinnacle Printer,
Gandhi Marg,
Jagadhri
98961-
09999 98968-09999
10 Sh. Arun Kumar Bansal Executive
Member Makrana Marble,
Jagadhri 94161-
13480 244662 242765
242165 11 Sh. Madan Mohan Garg Executive
Member 1222, Patel Nagar,
Yamuna Nagar 93555-
21160 321855 250306
321278
12 Ch. Jagbir Singh Executive
Member J.B. Investment &
Financial Co, Ambala
98120-
03113 200125
Road,Nr.Christian
Hospital, Jagadhri 13 Sh. Prem Chand Rohilla Executive
Member 1068, DwarkaPuri,
Jagadhri 99963-
55138 241092
14 Sh. Vinod Kumar Bansal Executive
Member Sita Ram Sewa Ram,
Chowk Bazaar,
Jagadhri
98120-
07635 245635
15 Sh. Rajiv Gupta Executive
Member 966, Loharan Street,
Jagadhri 94160-
21781 242781
16 Dr. (Ms.) Vinti Dawar,
Prof. Dept. of Home
Science, KUK
VC’s Nominee Dept. of Home
Science, Kurukshetra
University,
Kurukshetra
98131-
09477
17 Principal, Govt. College,
MatakMajri DGHE
Nominee Govt. College,
Matakmajri 94166-
55177 0184-
2382469
18 Dr. (Mrs.) Ujjwal
Sharma Principal Hindu Girls College,
Jagadhri 98960-
35311 245524
19 Dr.RajniKapoor Teaching Staff
Rep. Hindu Girls College,
Jagadhri 94163-
28953
20 Ms. Monika Khurana Teaching Staff
Rep. Hindu Girls College,
Jagadhri 98128-
71879
21 Sh. Pawan Kumar
Sharma Nonteach.
Staff Rep. Hindu Girls College,
Jagadhri
HINDU GIRLS COLLEGE, JAGADHRI Estd 1962 Phone: 01732-242227, 248902 FAX: 245524
Prospectus No. REMARKS OF THE ADMISSION COMMITTEE
SIGNATURE OF LECTURER
Roll No. Class
Group
LLEGE, JAGADHRIGILS
JADH 1. Name in English (in Block
Letters)
2. Name in Hindi
……………………………………………………………………………
3. Father’s Name (in Block
Letters)
4. Mother’s Name (in Block
Letters)
D D M M Y Y Y
Y
5. Date of Birth
6. Father’s Occupation
7. Permanent Home Address ………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………….
………………………………………………………………………………
8. Telephone No. ………………………………………Mobile No…………………………..
9. Category (please )
10. (Please )
MINORITY
11. (Religion )
12. Subjects now willing to take
13. Joining(Please )
Annual Income
Gen SC BC Sub
Caste State
Physical Handicapped
Blind Nationality Status Married / Unmarried
HINDU Muslim Sikh Buddhist Christian Belongs to Area
Please ()
URBAN RURAL
NCC NSS Red Cross Yoga
14. Will you come to college by
(Please )
15. Detail of last examination (attach photocopy of marks sheet)
Name of
exam
Roll No. Year University/
Board
School/College Marks
Obtained
Max.
Marks
Subjects
16. If old Student of this college, please
mention
(Note: Complusory for old students)
17. Documents Attached
18. I DECLARE THAT ABOVE INFORMATION IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE
AND BELIEF
19. Signature of the student Signature of
Father/ Guardian
College Bus from Village(Name) Bicycle Scooter
Class Roll No. Univ. Regn. No. Session
Checked By: Lect. In
___________
Admit
Principal
Remarks ____________
Rs. _____ Receipt No. ____
Dated _______
Fee Clerk
A) FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE PASSED THEIR 10+2 (Senior Secondary)/ LAST
EXAMINATION FROM OTHER THAN BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION, HARYANA,
BHIWANI/ KUK
1. Name of Board/
Univ.…………………………………………………………………………………………………….
2. Name of Exam Passed………………………………….. Roll No……………………….. Year of
passing…………..
(Attach following documents) alongwith Form No. RF-12
Form No. RF-12 obtainable from the college office after taking admission.
One Photocopy of Matric Certificate.
One Photocopy of 10+2 DMC.
One Photocopy of 10+2 passing certificate.
Migration Certificate (TC) in Original along with one photocopy.
I shall be held responsible if I don’t deposit the above said documents in the college office within one week
from the date of admission.
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DECLARATION BY THE APPLICANT AND THE PARENT/ GUARDIAN
1. I certify that I have read the directions in the Prospectus of the college and promise to follow them. I
shall be held responsible if my candidature is rejected by the University/ Board/ College on account of
any violation of the instructions and have also noted items of the College prospectus regarding
disqualification and place of litigation with the university.
2. If the number of students is less than 20 even after 15 days of the last date of admission, I will change
over the subject or category or migrate to some other college.
3. I promise not to be taken part in any anti-social, anti-national and anti-college/ ragging activity.
4. I declare that the particulars given above are correct to the best of my knowledge. I further declare that
I am applying for admission with the consent of my Parents/ Guardian and promise not to take part in
any political activity or any agitation whatsoever. During my stay in this college I will abide by the
order of the Principal and rules and regulations of the college. In case of unsatisfactory result or
misbehavior, I may be detained by the Principal from appearing in University Examination as a regular
student or even expelled from the College. I further undertake that if at any stage, I am found ineligible
by the university; the Principal shall have a right to cancel my provisional admission.
5. I solemnly declare that the information detailed by me in the admission form is correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein. I also do undertake to abide by all
the rules, regulation and instructions of the college and also of the university. I am taking admission in
the college provisionally at my own risk and responsibility subject to conformation of my admission
by the university. If, at any stage, I am declared ineligible and my admission is cancelled by the
university ab-initio. I will abide by the orders of the university and forego every right to claim for it.
6. I further solemnly declare that I have not so far been admitted to any other College in the case to
which I am seeking admission in this College and I have not been disqualified in any University/
Board in any examination.
7. I have also noted that any fee, once deposited, will neither not be refunded nor adjusted in any case.
8. I will liable to be rusticated if any statement turns out to be wrong.
9. Iwill clear my compartment of 10+2 in first chance i.e. upto December of current session. If I fail to
pass the said compartment subject, my admission will stand cancelled ab-initio.
Signature of the student…………………………...
I certify that my daughter/ ward is submitting this application with my permission. I hold my self responsible for her
good conduct and behavior and she will not involve in any kind of ragging/ violence of college/ university
instructions as a student of the college and payment of all her fees and dues.
Dated……………………………. Signature of Father/ Guardian
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1. Please attach attested copies of the Detailed Marks Certificates of Lower Exam Passed.
2. Please intimate the college office if there is any change in your address.
3. Parents are requested to note that the name of their ward is liable to be struck off the college rolls for
nonpayment of college dues as per schedule.