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E ot x cde et lla eci nd ce eDInformation Brochure 2016-17

S.S. JAIN SUBODHGIRLS COLLEGE

Sanganer, Jaipur(Affiliated to the University of Rajasthan)

www.subodhgirlscollege.comAirport Road, Terminal-1, Sanganer, Jaipur - 302011 (Raj.)

Tel.: +91 141 2793594, 2793595 • Fax : +91 141 2793595

E-mail : [email protected]

S.S. JAIN SUBODHGIRLS COLLEGE

Sanganer, Jaipur

It is my privilege to be concerned with the education of youth. The main

motto is to inspire pupil to reach their potential inside and outside the

classroom. Everyone wants to find a place in the world where there are

extraordinary opportunities. By learning, we do not mean cultivation of just memory, but the capacity to apply

knowledge and think clearly without illusion. Here, at Subodh Girls College, a lot of emphasis is laid on the acquisition

of knowledge and encouraging students to develop faith in their own ability. The vision of this college has always been

futuristic and courageous in its choices of courses and opportunities that are offered to the students. This is achieved

by maintaining the right balance between individual needs, student preference and social responsibilities.

So, let's join hands and scale the horizon and make sure you achieve all that you are holding this prospectus for.

I welcome everyone to the college and wish you every success.

MESSAGE“All our dreams can come true if we have courage

to pursue them”

(N.R. Kothari)President

S.S. Jain Subodh Shiksha Samiti

The inception of S.S Jain Subodh Girls' College in the year 2004, fulfilled a

long awaited dream of Subodh Shiksha Samiti. In the sphere of higher

education, we have achieved great dimension with utmost transparency,

nurturing the generations and making their journey a success by tedious and steady dedication. The team of

dedicated, qualified and experienced staff is always committed to guide the students and help them in achieving a well

developed career path. The college provides ample courses both at graduate and post graduate level.

I am sure that this institution will flourish with educated and well cultured students in the coming future. Our efforts

will be gauged by the success of our students in every sphere of life.

I once again welcome you and wish you good luck for another successful academic session 2016-17.

MESSAGE“ I believe that the only courage anybody ever needs is the

courage to follow your own dreams”

(Sumer Singh Bothra)Hony. Secretary


01Dedicated to Excellence

• To empower and educate our youth by providing a conducive environment for a strong academic and ethical

base.

• To groom, nurture and prepare the students for employability on the world stage.

• To nourish and harness latent talents and inculcate the spirit of self-reliance and confidence.

• To provide opportunities, to help students, identify educational and career goals, set realistic career path for

intellectual and personal growth.

• To provide a holistic approach to promote and encompass both modern outlook and scientific temper.

• To have an unflinching faith in the potential of the youth and develop it by various community and in-house

programmes.

• To contribute to the society and nation as a whole with dynamic and charismatic youth that can bring a

monumental change.

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• To provide an all pervasive academic and an unimpeachable moral base.

• To be a premier source of multifarious wisdom to cater to the global needs.

• To promote and sustain academic excellence.

• To transform the aspiration and dreams of our students into reality in order to make them world ready women.

• To provide high quality, innovative and responsive education and training programme which will facilitate

individual growth within the global economy.

• To promote a proactive approach to professional development along with extra co-curricular activities to hone

their talents and foster in them the spirit of leadership and high moral values.

• To engender in each student, qualities of personal dignity, graciousness and social maturity.

I heartily welcome all the new entrants at S.S Jain Subodh Girls College

where we build and nurture the future. Our dedicated staff conducts

workshops, guest lectures, seminars, excursions, interaction with the

corporate world and this forms the part of our pedagogy.

Nelson Mandela rightly said, “Education is the most powerful weapon, we can use to change the world”. At Subodh,

young talented minds would find opportunities to develop aptitude, skills and interest in a wide range of cultural,

academic, sports and extracurricular activities. This temple of learning will help the students to reach their maximum

potential and assist in sowing the seeds that will not only benefit the society but also the country as a whole.

Once again a warm welcome to the Subodh family.

It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to Subodh girls' College- A leading

place in almost all disciplines of higher educa�on, with a view for all- round

development of the future genera�on. As you enter this college and become a

part of Subodh family, it becomes our responsibility to nurture you with great care and concern. It is our duty to train you as

good and capable future ci�zen by teaching human behaviour, love for nature, kindness, compassion, courtesy, integrity,

moral uprightness, jus�ce, prudence, for�tude and virtues. The next few years are very important in your life. The choices

that you make and the efforts that you put in, will determine your success. So, if you want to be a confident,

knowledgeable, crea�ve and passionate woman, here is the best op�on for you. Our ins�tu�on ensures convergence of

exis�ng system of teaching and learning of the massive human resources required for promo�ng integrated na�onal

development and global understanding. If you need a clear sense of direc�on then trust us and give us chance to shape

your career.

We promise to take you further to let you achieve your goal and will be proud to produce world class ci�zens.

I wish you great success and a bright future ahead.

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MESSAGE“Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground”

MESSAGE“Success is ....Knowing your purpose in life, growing

to reach your maximum poten�al and

sowing seeds that benefit others”

(Vinod Lodha)Joint Secretary


(Veena Jamad) Convenor

S.S.Jain Subodh Girls college

“In order to succeed,

we must first believe

that we can”

FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK

Choosing where to continue your education is a major decision and I

believe that Subodh College will be a choice you will not regret,

especially if you are ambitious and determined to succeed. We, at

Subodh are able to focus on the needs of individual student and aim

to nurture each student in order to ensure their journey with us is a

success . We provide the fabric with which the tapestry of our students'

experiences unfolds. Optimism, tradition, inclusiveness, service,

compassion, tolerance, hope and faithfulness are the underpinnings of

our institution. It is in this context that our students learn and imbibe

these virtues. From an educational perspective,

I am passionate about doing everything to the

best of my ability. Progress of an institute

depends mainly on performance of the students

in academics, sports and cultural activities along

with maintaining high values and ethics and, I

am proud to say that our students are doing

excellent in all these areas. Our teachers are

committed and dedicated for the development

of the institution by imparting their knowledge

and experience, by playing a role of facilitator as

well as role model to our students. The members of non –teaching staff

are highly dedicated with total commitment towards achievement of

our mission and goals. Exciting times are ahead of us and I hope that the

three ways partnership program between students, parents and

college will provide each of the students given to our care an avenue

for personal growth and success. My good wishes to all.

(Dr. Madhu Srivastava)

Principal

S.S.Jain Subodh Girls college

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S.S. JAIN SUBODH GIRLS COLLEGE

Our InstitutionBehind the successful commencement of S.S.Jain Subodh Girls College, Sanganer lies the dynamism of Subodh Shiksha

Samiti- a not for profit society which was established in the year 1918 by some of the eminent, energy driven leaders to

pass on the glorious wealth of knowledge to the coming generation. S.S. Jain Subodh Girls College, Sanganer, a pioneer

institution for women education laid its foundation in the year 2004 as an affiliated college to the University of Rajasthan,

with just 126 students and today the college stands tall with approximately 2800 registered students. The college has

come into existence for providing excellent graduate and post graduate education in the field of science, commerce and

arts and for this we have Science club, Commerce club and Arts club for the sessional planning of the respective subjects.

The main objective of the college is to provide academic and intellectual excellence to the students to become mature

citizens of the society. While studying here, students growth and development will occur in many areas including decision

making, analytical awareness, reasoning, creative expression, verbal expression and many more. The college has been

established with a mission to nurture students through humanistic, scientific and innovative education. Special emphasis

is laid on student centred creative, analytical and participatory learning. Regular interactions with academicians from

different fields are carried out in the college for the all-round development of the students. Along with these facilities we

also take the help of different cells like career counselling cell, student counselling cell, anti-ragging cell, grievance redress

cell, student safety and insurance cell, sexual harassment cell which along with timely counselling also guides our

students for future perspectives for which a team of dedicated and expert faculties are rendering their services. An

organisation under the banner of Subodh Girls College naming 'SANKALP' has also been introduced aiming at providing

monetary and non-monetary help to the needy students. Subodh sets the benchmarks for the global education with a

system that matches the best of practices, theories, resources and standards all over the world. Our endeavour is to

provide an education that excels, that exalts and that exhilarates.

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• Sprawling green campus spread over 50,832 sq. meters of land.

• Best academic environment.

• Experienced, talented and qualified faculties in all subjects.

• Regularly updated library along with book bank facility with adequate collection of books.

• Modern and well equipped laboratories.

• Well ventilated and spacious classrooms.

• Commerce Club, Science Club and Arts Club for the sessional planning of the concerned

departments which includes conducting seminars, workshops, exhibitions, presentations, guest

lectures etc.

• Placement/ career counselling cell and student counselling cell to take our students to new heights

in their career.

• NSS Unit to motivate students for social services.

• The students can avail all the government scholarships.

• Extracurricular activities conducted throughout the year.

• Lush green lawns, auditorium and play grounds for various events and sports.

• Indoor and outdoor games facilities are also available to the students.

• Educational tours and picnics are conducted for better informative development and to break the

monotony.

• Canteen facilities with delicious and hygienic snacks at subsidized rate.

• Hostel facility with full security, nutritious and hygienic food, prompt medical aid and Xerox

facilities.

• ‘SANKALP' an organization working under the banner of Subodh College to help the needy

students.

HighlightsHighlights

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“Opening amenities are often opening opportunities”

Amenities

Admin BlockThe admin block at Subodh College acts as a control

centre. It not only keeps a systematic record of

information but also plays the role of a reliable channel

of communication which is imperative for the smooth

functioning of the organisation.

Seminar HallA well designed, sustainable infrastructure is our

backbone and in that series we, at Subodh have the

proud distinction of maintaining a fully equipped and

well spaced seminar hall that is well facilitated with

the latest audio-visual technology and can house

approximately 300 people.

Conference Room

Discussions form a major part of a stream lined

management and for this we at Subodh provide a

well equipped conference hall with digital

technology and capabilities to create the perfect

space for any gathering, meeting, discussions,

demonstration, workshops and presentations.

AuditoriumA state-of- the art auditorium with a good seating

capacity of 600 students is aesthetically designed in

the college. The air conditioned and sound proof

auditorium offers a common ground for all the

students, faculties and external sources for customary

interfaces, conferences, award ceremonies, cultural

events and other inter college activities. With its well

equipped modern facilities like multimedia projectors,

sound system and extensive area, it is indeed the

crown jewel of the campus.

Dedicated to Excellence

Outdoor stadium

Playing sports is a great way to exercise and keep the

body fit. The students learn on different levels while

embarking on adventures, when outdoors.


Indoor stadiumIndoor games are a great way of spending leisure time

and learning various skills. The college facilitates

students Indoor games like chess, carrom, table

tennis etc.

Open Stage

To conduct various cultural and other events at a wide

scale an open stage is set at the centre of college

ground with a seating capacity of more than 1000

spectators.

• Silence must be observed in the library.

• Personal belongings are not allowed inside the library.

• All students should sign the entry register of the library, before entering.

• Books are to be handled very carefully. If a book is lost by the student, she shall replace the book or pay the cost of

the book as fine.

• Students are not permitted to underline, write, fold the pages or deface books in any way whatsoever.

• At the end of the session the students must return their token and library book based on the library circular and

obtain “No Dues Certificate” from the library.

Rules and

regulations

for library

Language LabThe language laboratory has been designed keeping

the state-of-art technology that provides an effective,

accessible learning environment for enhancing the

linguistic and conceptual skills of the students.

Medical Facility

The college has a sick room available for use by students under the supervision of a medically trained and

qualified staff member. The doctor is available on call for students' care.

Girls Common RoomThe college has a provision for girls' common room

where girls may sit, rest and go for recreation. This

room is well lit, neat and clean to provide a friendly

ambience to its users.

CafeteriaWhat you eat is what you are. A healthy mind can only

reside in a healthy body. Hence, the college canteen

has provision for healthy snacks, fruit juice, and other

edibles for energy boosts.

HostelAt Subodh Girls College, many students come from all

across the state and nation to live in the college

campus, which come closest to being a home away

from home. Caring warden, hygienic and nutritious

food, tight security, prompt medical aid, T.V room,

indoor games and other recreational facilities ensures

a pleasant stay, allowing students to focus on their

academics.Smart Class RoomKeeping in sync with the latest technology in the field

of education we have set up smart classroom to

groom the generation. Our smart classes provide

tools and content for interactive self paced learning

by students as well as rich media presentation for

teacher led classroom learning.

S.S. JAIN SUBODH GIRLS COLLEGE


ParkingThere is separate parking facility for both faculty and

students. More than 500 vehicles can be parked at the

same time. For the security of the vehicles, 24 hour

CCTV cameras are active and about 4-5 guards are

always on the duty.


LibrarySubodh library is housed in an excellent aesthetically designed modern building to support study and research. It is well stocked with an adequate collection of text books, reference books, project reports, compact disc, audio and video cassettes. Apart from books, the students have access to the latest magazines, newspapers and research papers. College library is well stocked with 6945 no. of books, 10 journals, 25 magazines and 11 newspapers. Library system of college is more focussed on creating and providing a comfortable and user friendly environment that enables learning and advancement of knowledge and also promotes discovery beyond class room learning.

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Anti Ragging CellRagging is a violation of human rights. Subodh college

has always taken adequate measures for prevention

and control of ragging every year. The college

premises, laboratories and corridors are equipped

with CCTV cameras and facilitate videos surveillance

at all hours. Following the Hon'ble supreme court

direction we aim to make Subodh college a ragging

free campus. Victimised students of ragging may seek

help from the following persons

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Science Club A Science Club is established to promote awareness

and interest among students of science. The activities

of the club are expected to stimulate the pursuit of

scientific knowledge and encourage the students

potentially to express scientific ideas. The club

conducts various activities like debates, quiz,

seminars, workshops, guest lectures, field trips

throughout the year to boost up the scientific zeal in

the students. Under the banner of Science Club an

Inter college science competition was also conducted

in which 12 colleges participated enthusiastically.

More than 150 students showed their skills through

poster making competition and beautifully created

working and non working models.

Commerce ClubIn order to meet the challenges of the corporate

environment, Commerce Club has been established

to enrich and empower the students with technical

and academic excellence. The club provides facilities

for students to promote creativity, interpersonal

skills, communication skills, leadership qualities and

team spirit by conducting programmes like business

quiz, group discussions, power point presentations,

industrial visits and guest lectures by business experts

of the industry.

Arts Club We have a well administered Arts Club which is

created to give an artistic outlet to the students apart

from academic curriculum. It also helps to enrich and

foster an interest for art and personal expression

through dexterous art. On campus, the club sponsors

various events like rangoli, mehandi, rakhi, debates,

essay, and poster making competitions. The arts club

members also work as art educators and facilitates to

guide the students to bring out the beauty of art,

hidden within the youth.

Name of the person incharge Contact no. Time

Dr Madhu Shrivastava 9950191661 10.00a.m.-4.00 p.m.

Dr. Shobha Rastogi 9414336206 9.00a.m.-3.00 p.m.

Dr. Lata Chanchalani 9829827929 8.00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.

Dr. Jyoti Sharma 9829226634 8.00a.m.-2.00p.m.

Dr. Bhupendra Bisht 9782447175 8.00a.m.-2.00p.m.Sexual Harassment Cell'Sexual Harassment cell' has been established in the

college to ensure that all the women and girls are safe,

secure and their mental and physical wellbeing is

catered to, with utmost care and dedication. They are

trained and educated through different self defence

programmes in order to make them safe and

invulnerable to any mishap. For any query students

can contact Dr. Anju Sharma.

Grievance Redress CellThe college has a 'Grievance redress Cell' headed by

Dr. Anju Sharma to address the grievance of the

students. The students can approach the cell to voice

their grievance regarding academic matters, health

services, library and other issues. A student may send

her grievance to the Principal or put a note in the

grievance box located in the campus. The cell

redresses the grievance by sorting out the problems

promptly and judiciously.

Student Safety CellAt Subodh ,we insure the safety and well being of our

students by insuring them under “UNITED INDIA

INSURANCE COMPANY”. The insurance policy

supports the students financially in case of any

mishappenning or emergency. As per policy the sum

insured for each student is Rs 1,00,000/- in case of

accidental death or permanent total disablement.

Dedicated to ExcellenceDedicated to Excellence

Beyond the classroom

Anti Tobacco Cell'Anti Tobacco Cell' was established keeping in view

the NTPC programme and for the implementation of

Anti Tobacco law and generating public awareness,

against ill effects of tobacco. The cell primarily focuses

on planning, monitoring and implementing

programmes against alcohol, tobacco and drug

addiction

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“Some memories are unforgettable, remaining ever vivid and heart warming”

Reminiscence

Welcome and Orientation

A new environment, a new start and a new phase of life. It is a day full

of hesitation and mixed emotions for newcomers. In order to

overcome this, the old students and the teachers welcome the new

members in a traditional Indian way. The main focus is to help the

first year students in getting acquainted with the campus, the new

subjects, simple rules and regulations and the facilities available in

and around the campus.

Independence Day

Independence Day was celebrated by the students and staff of the th college on 15 August 2015. The National flag was hoisted by the chief

guest Shri Atul ji Jain, hon'ble Judge, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur,

who gave an inspirational speech on patriotism. A tender tribute to

the leaders of freedom struggle was paid. Students expressed their

emotions through patriotic songs, performances, cultural activities

and drill.

Students Alumini“Inspiring others with being inspired yourself”

We all have memories of our college, and there is no

better way to keep those memories alive by being an

integral part of an Alumini Association. We at Subodh

strive to reconnect and strengthen the bond to ignite

opportunities and enrich student experience which

will become our ultimate legacy, through a well

organised student Alumini Association.

The Career Counselling Cell headed by Dr. Lata Chanchalani is designed to enhance student learning

regarding their academic and career choices by providing programmes, resources and services that will assist

them in gaining vocational skills. Career counselling involve scientifically developed aptitude tests and

personality tests that helps the counsellor to give the best suited career advice to the students based on their

aptitude, personality, skills and job expectations. At Subodh we have a dedicated team of faculty for

determining and assessing the capabilities of students and leading them towards right career path. The cell

organizes workshops to improve the communication skills, personality, aptitude, etc., and ensure maximum

participation of students. Students of B.C.A part III have been selected in T.C.S. company through campus

placement.

Career Counselling Cell“It's not what you achieve, it's what you overcome that's what defines your career”

Freshers Party

At the beginning of the session a freshers party was organised in the college.

The chief guest of this function was the convenor of the college Mrs. Veena

Jamad. A rainbow of colourful presentation was the attraction of the event.

Manpreet was titled as Miss fresher, first runner up was Pratigya Singh and

second runner up was Surabhi Gupta. The theme of the programme was

'RETRO'. It was thus an excellent way of breaking the ice, and make the new

comers friendly and eventually motivating them.

Hindi Divas

The Department of Hindi organised a series of programmes on the th occasion of Hindi Divas on 14 September, 2015. Various activities

related to the importance of Hindi language were conducted like

essay writing. kavita path, debates and shloka recital to educate the

students about our National language. The students actively

participated in the programme which evoked the spirit of

Nationalism in them.


Sports Day“All work and no play, makes jack a dull boy”. This proverb

highlights the importance of physical activity in our life. The

spirit of sportsmanship is celebrated every year at Subodh

with full vigour and zeal in the form of sports day. The

students participate in various competitions including flat

race, sac race, kabbadi, three legged race, kho-kho and many

other competitive sport activities.

Dandiya FestivalIn honour of Goddess Durga, a Dandiya Fest was organised in

Navratra in which students of the college participated with full

enthusiasm. A competition was organised for best group

dance and best costume. Besides this, students also set up

stalls of edibles, clothes, accessories etc.

Youth Week

The Youth Festival is an annual gathering of youth with various

activities including competitive ones. The objective of youth

festival is to focus on cultural aspects and number of other

programmes covering a wide variety of activities which not

only reflect the spirit of friendship but also peace, love and

development. In youth week we, at Subodh conduct various

activities like fireless cooking, bridal makeup, nail art, tattoo

making, fancy dress, essay writing, debate, singing, solo and

group dance competitions, sports activities, etc.

Annual FunctionThe college held its own annual 'Mega' function “HORIZON” which

was a roaring success amongst all. The college Principal Dr. Madhu

Srivastava commenced the program with the presentation of the

College Annual Report and highlighted the achievements of the

students. The main purpose of this annual function was to thank and

appreciate the parents and guardians of these students, who

motivate the college authorities in the education process. It was a

day of thanksgiving when our college wore a festive look, arches of

colourful flags everywhere, music and song filled the air. The chief

guest on this occasion was Shri Jasbir Singh, Chairman, Minorities

Commission, Rajasthan. Finally the programme was concluded with

a colourful and vibrant cultural programme.

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FarewellAt the end of the session the college organised the farewell of the outgoing

students. A day of mixed emotions and expression of good wishes for the

ones who are ready to embark upon a different journey. The students walked

with great confidence on the stage, clad in colourful Indian attire, introduced

themselves with confidence. Ayushi was titled as Miss Farewell, first runner up

was Aishwarya and Shilpa Ram bagged second runner up title. The cultural

programme was the main attraction, which motivated the audience to come

on the stage and dance.

Republic Dayt hThe 67 Republ ic Day was celebrated

enthusiastically by the staff and students of

Subodh. The chief guest of the event Mr. Rajeev

Singh Thakur (I.A.S.) hoisted the National flag.

He delivered inspirational speech to encourage

the students. A spirit of patriotism was shown

by the students through numerous patriotic

songs, drill and other cultural activities.

Guest LecturesA Series of guest lecturers were organised from time to time in the college as part of the curriculum:

Dedicated to ExcellenceDedicated to Excellence

th 1. A lecture on women empowerment and motivation was organised on 28

August in which Dr. Ashutosh Pant, Director, Swasthya Kalyan Vibhag, Jaipur

was the speaker.th 2. On 28 October a lecture on Nano Technology was delivered by Dr. Gyan Singh

Shekhawat, Associate professor of Botony, Jai Narain University, Jodhpur.th3. A talk on “Sanwidhan Ka Praroop” was given by Dr. Jyoti Sharma on 26

November 2015.

4. A lecture on the life of Shri Vivekanand was delivered by Dr. Sheela Roy,

Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Rajasthan th on 12 January 2016.

5. A lecture on “Cloud Computing” by Dr. Meenu Dave, HOD, Department of

Computers at Jagannath University, Chakshu was organised in the campus.

6. A lecture was delivered by Dr. Vandana Sharma, Professor, Jaipuria Institute of thManagement, on 'Employability Skills' on 28 January 2016.

th7. On 30 January 2016 a seminar was organised in which renouned C.A., Dr.

Rajeev Jain discussed on the importance and future scope of commerce.

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• Aiming at making women financially independent, a two day workshop on effective resume writing and

the various aspects of facing an interview and regarding soft skills like body language, confidence

building, leadership and communication was conducted by soft skill expert Ms. Jaya Singhvi and Ms.

Pallavi Kashyup to prepare the students for any career opportunity and extend their network for a better

placement.

• Dr. Maya Tondon, who works for the cause of minimising road accidents conducted a workshop

regarding 'Road Safety and First Aid'. She educated by a small demonstration and a brief clipping on how

to give proper first aid and reduce the death rate, thereafter.

• Dr, Anjana Srivastava, Co-ordinator ,Disaster Management, OTS, with her team of experts conducted a

workshop for disaster risk reduction. The objective of this workshop was to provide orientation and

technical assistance during any disaster like fire, earthquake, accidents etc.

• Baking workshop was conducted by baking expert Mrs. Renu Singh who taught the girls about the fine

art of making cakes and cookies, methodically.

• Mr. Sushil Kumar from USHA sewing machine demonstrated upgraded sewing machine models and

techniques of stitching.

• A workshop on the use of Herbal beauty products and beauty tips were given by renound beautician Ms.

Shahnaz Hussain at the college.

• To safeguard today's generation against cyber threats an extensive workshop was hosted at Subodh by

Mr. Milind Agarwal, President of Cyber Crime Awareness Society and explained protection against cyber

criminals and also about ethical hacking.

• A two day web designing workshop was conducted to enhance the IT skills of students by Business Head

Operations, Mr. Rakesh Sharma of DUCAT, Jaipur.

• Two days workshop on “Website development and Multimedia” was conducted to make the student

technology friendly.

• A two day riding workshop was organised by Pushpa Honda for the students in the college.

Educational Excursions

• The department of chemistry organised a trip for its M.Sc. students to 'Therachem Research Medilab',

Jaipur which is a world class research operational and development center.

• By the department of B.B.A. another field trip to Akshay Patra, a non profit NGO in India was organised

which serves mid day meal to children in all government schools of Jaipur.

• A short trip to 'Vidhan Sabha', Jaipur was carried out by the department of political science to expose the

students to the budgeting procedure and practical implementation of politics and parliament.

Educational tours are an extension of the classroom and develops students personality

and expose them to a better world order.

Student initiated SeminarsFor advanced learning, the P.G students at Subodh present seminars and presentations supervised by the

sponsored faculty which include topics from various streams of Arts, Science and Commerce. The student

initiated seminars helps the students to showcase their presentation skills and also gives them the

opportunity to lead and explore the new vista of learning.

Workshops

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In order to engage the students in meaningful and active learning a series of workshops were

conducted to help students excel inside and beyond the classroom.

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NSS is a voluntary association of young people for social welfare services without bias. It provides diversified

opportunities to students in college to develop their personality through community services. The college,

comprises of two units of NSS, each unit consists of 100 students. NSS programme officers take the theme

into their heart and work with zeal and motivate the students for their effective participation in NSS

activities.

• With the beginning of the session an orientation programme for new students/ volunteers took

place through lectures, discussions, field visits and audio-visuals programmes.th • On 9 September The Tree Plantation Day was observed by both the units of NSS with great interest

and delight.nd • On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti 2 October, both the units of NSS participated in Swachhta

Abhiyan and spread awareness about cleanliness in the nearby areas of Sanganer.th

• On 17 December, a seminar on Save Girl Child was organised at college. The chief guest Shri Kishan

Rao Ishwarwal, Director, Medical Health Department, and Dr. Neeta Patni spread awareness about

the different government welfare programs for women.th • On 18 December, a workshop on Disaster Management and First Aid was organised in the campus.

th• A Blood Donation Camp was organised on 19 December in which NSS volunteers, students,

teaching and non teaching staff participated. The students also participated in poster and slogan

making competition with interest and enthusiasm.th th • A seven day special NSS Camp (19 December-25 December) was organised at college. The aim of

the camp was to educate the ignorant people of Budhsinghpura (area taken by NSS units) to control

female infanticide, alcoholism, importance of education and social values and many more.th • On 9 February, a state level Prize Distribution Function was held at college campus. Shri Anup

Khinchi, Commissioner, Commissionorate of Higher education, Rajasthan, Jaipur was the chief

guest. Programme officers from all over Rajasthan were invited and honoured by prizes, mementoes

and certificates.

“Good Better Best. Never let it rest. Till your good is better and your better is best”.

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National Social Service (N.S.S.)

Calender

2016-17

Academic

CollegeOpening Day

1stFriday

July

19thTuesday

July

2ndTuesdayAugust

15th

MondayAugust

17thWednesday

August

4th Week

Augustof

5th

MondaySeptember

Hindi Divas Celebration

14th

WednesdaySeptember

Club Celebration

19th

SaturdayNovember

4th

SundayDecember

19th-24th

December

11th-13thJanuary

26th

ThursdayJanuary

28th

SaturdayJanuary

3rd Week

Septemberof

24th -30th

September

8th

SaturdayOctober

13th-16th

October

12th

SaturdayNovember

Welcome of New Comers &

Commencement of Classes

Orientation Programme Science/

Arts/Commerce

Independence Day Celebration

Arts Club Celebration

College Picnic

CelebrationTeachers Day

Fresher’s Party

I Sessional Test

Dandia

College Tour

Club CelebrationScience

Commerce

Blood Donation Camp

Seven Days NSS Camp

Youth Week

Republic Day Celebration

Annual Function

II Sessional Test

1st-8th February

Farewell11th

FebruarySaturday

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As Subodh has always been in the news and aplauded for its academics and co curricular activities,

many articles have been published in the newspaper. Students with their outstanding performance

have made many appearances in the media.

Achievers

With our heads held high, we are proud to showcase our proficient achievers whose success marks the

excellence of our Institution. Our Subodhians have outshined in academics, sports, cultural and

extracurricular activities and all this could be achieved by the selfless mentoring by our devoted faculties.

Many congratulations to all the winners. We are truly proud of you.

“Spectacular achievement is always preceded by spectacular preparations”

Madhvi RathoreAishwarya Parasher

Subodh Mayuri Sheela Saini

Subodh Jyotsana Shilpa Ram

Subodh Mani Subodh Garima

Toppers


Sheela Saini B.Sc.

Sonam Mittal

M. Sc.(P) Chem.

Parul MeenaM.Com (P)

Ishita H KatiyarB.C.A.

Anjali Meena B.Com.

Namita Meena B.A.

Pallak Agarwal B.B.A.

Sangeeta Murariya M.A. History

Deepmala RawatM.A. Political Science

Name of the student Activity Institution Position

Nikita Sharma Solo Dance

St.Wilfred’s College II

Shilpa Ram Face Painting University of Rajasthan II

Shilpa Ram Fancy dress

University of Rajasthan III

Abhilasha & Group Skit

Apex Institute II

Rituja Khunteta Best out of waste Apex Institute II

Raveena & GroupScience Fair

Non Working modelS.S.Jain Subodh Girls

College, Sanganer I

Iqra & Group

Science FairWorking model

S.S.Jain Subodh Girls College, Sanganer I

Pooja & GroupScience Fair

Working modelS.S.Jain Subodh Girls

College, Sanganer III

Akruti Chauhan C Debugging Poddar International

College I

Poonam & GroupScience Fair

Non Working modelS.S.Jain Subodh Girls

College, Sanganer III

“ The starting point of all achievers is DESIRE”.Prize winners

(in %)

Result statistics of Post Graduate Classes

Result Statistics of undergraduate classes

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

(in %)

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Teaching Staff

Non Teaching Staff


Luminaries of Subodh

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P.G. Courses offered

The Department of Chemistry is well established with both undergraduates and postgraduate courses

running successfully. The department has five well equipped laboratories, a rich store, a preparation room for

solutions and mixtures, a library and a staff room. In addition to the basic apparatus , the department is

enriched with advanced equipment like digital spectrophotometers, polarimeters, digital pH-meters, digital

conductivity meters, colorimeters, thermostat, oven, balance (electric and digital), heating mantle,

distillation unit, chromatography column, etc. The department ensures academic excellence and overall

development of students by organizing seminars, presentations, exhibitions, industrial visits and guest

lectures by eminent professors from time to time.

CH – 501 Applications of Spectroscopy, Photo Chemistry and Solid State Chemistry

CH – 502 (a) Bio-inorganic Chemistry (b) Bio-organic Chemistry

(c) Bio-physical Chemistry

CH – 503 Environmental Chemistry

CH – 504 Elective Paper – Organic Synthesis – I

CH – 505 Elective Paper – Organic Synthesis – II

CH – 506 Elective Paper –Hetero cyclic Chemistry

CH – 507 Elective Paper –Chemistry of Natural Products

Seminars

Practicals

“If all the branches of science make a tree, then the root is Chemistry”.

Master of Science (M.Sc.) Chemistry

CH – 401 Inorganic Chemistry

CH - 402 Organic Chemistry

CH – 403 Physical Chemistry

CH – 404 Spectroscopy

CH – 405 Mathematics for Chemists*

or

Biology for chemists**

CH -406 Computers for chemists

Practicals

*For students without Mathematics in B.Sc

**For students without Biology in B.Sc

Nomenclature for the course

Eligibility : Minimum 55% marks in B.Sc. Duration : Two years- Annual scheme.

M.Sc. (Previous)

M.Sc. (Final)

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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) [Mathematics/Biology]

Eligibility : Minimum 48% marks in XII.

Duration : Three years- Annual scheme.

• General Hindi • General English • Environmental Science • Elementary Computer

Compulsory Subjects Offered

1. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, 2. Physics, Mathematics, Economics3. Chemistry, Zoology, Botany

Combination of Optional Subjects offered


Courses Offered“ Science is organised knowledge. Wisdom is organised life”.

Science (Specialization in Organic Chemistry)


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Zoology is the branch of biology that is concerned with the animals and animal life, including the study of

structure, physiology, development and classification of animals. The department has three well equipped

laboratories, animal store room and a book bank. In addition to this, the department has dissecting,

compound, binocular microscopes, incubator, centrifuge, pH-meter etc. Various activities like project work,

excursions, internal assessments are carried out regularly throughout the year.

“Science and History of Animal Kingdom”


Master of Science (M.Sc.) Botany

The department has highly efficient staff and well maintained laboratories equipped with instruments like

Laminar air flow , Incubator , oven , Autoclave , pH – Meter , centrifuge , spectrometer , Microscope ,

Binocular microscope , UV translluminator , etc . The department conducts various activities including

botanical excursion, field trips, term tests for the students and has also developed four botanical gardens in

the college campus.

“Botany, the eldest daughter of medicine”

Paper - I Cell and Molecular Biology of plants

Paper-II Cytology ,Genetics and Cytogenetics.

Paper -III Biology and Diversity of lower plants.

Paper-IV Taxonomy and Diversity of seed plants.

Paper – V Plant Physiology and Metabolism.

Paper-VI Microbiology and Plant Pathology.


Eligibility: Minimum 55% marks in B.Sc. Duration: Two years- Annual scheme.

Dedicated to ExcellenceDedicated to ExcellenceDedicated to Excellence

M.Sc. (Previous)

Paper -VII Plant Development and Reproduction

Paper -VIII Plant Ecology

Paper -IX Plant Resource utilization and

conservation

Paper- X Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering

of plants and microbes

M.Sc. (Final)

Master of Science Zoology*(M.Sc.)


Eligibility: Minimum 55% marks in B.Sc. Duration: Two years- Annual scheme.

M.Sc. (Previous)

Paper - I Biosystematics and Taxonomy

Paper-II Structure and function of Invertebrates

Paper -III Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

Paper-IV General Physiology

Paper – V Quantative Biology and

Population Genetics

Practicals

Class Admission Fee Elementary

Computer Fee

Caution Money Total

B.Sc. I year 14,400 600 500 15,500

B.Sc. II year 14,400 ---- ---- 14,400

B.Sc. III year 14,400 ---- ---- 14,400

M.SC. (Chemistry)

Previous

24,200 ---- 1000 25,200

Final 24,200 ---- ---- 24,200

M.SC. (Botany)Previous

23,100 ---- 1,000 24,100

Fee Schedule 2016-17 (B.Sc. and M.Sc.)

For admission procedure see page # 34, 35 For other fee see page # 36

M.SC. (Zoology)Previous

23,100 ---- 1,000 24,100

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Commerce“Commerce changes the fate and genius of Nations”

*(Additional compulsory paper Book keeping and Accounting, only for non-commerce students if they take admission in B.Com. part-I)

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in XII.Duration : Three year- Annual scheme.

• General Hindi • General English

• Elementary Computer Application • Environmental Studies

Compulsory Subjects Offered

1. Accoun�ng and Business Sta�s�cs

2. Economics Administra�on and Financial Management

3. Business Administra�on

Optional Subjects offered

Master of Commerce (M.Com.) E.A.F.M.

It is a post graduate degree of commerce which is to be done after B.Com. It allows Commerce graduate students to enhance their

Commerce skills in a particular area of commerce stream. M.Com is a compulsory degree for NET examination for the students who

wish to build their career in college education teaching stream. It is also an essential degree for those students who want to pursue

research in commerce for developing and restructuring the new standards and criteria of business and economy, which is beneficial

for our economy as well as personal growth.

“Money is the best rule of commerce”


Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in B.Com. Duration : Two year- Annual scheme.

Compulsory Subjects Offered Optional Subjects offered

M.Com. (Previous)

• EAFM-101-Economic Analysis

• EAFM-102- Financial Management and Control

• FM-103-Business Budgeting

• FM-104-Public Finance

Compulsory Subjects Offered M.Com. (Final)

• EAFM-201-Economic Administration and Policy

• EAFM-202-Co-operative sector Management

• EAFM-203-Indian Banking System

Optional Subjects offered• FM-206-International Banking

• FM-207-Monetary Policy


Fee Schedule 2016-17 (B.Com. and M.Com.)Class Admission Fee Elementary

Computer Fee

Caution Money

Total

B.Com. I year 10,500 600 500 11,600

B.Com. II year 10,500 ---- ---- 10,500

B.Com. III year 10,500 ---- ---- 10,500

M.Com., (E.A.F.M.)Previous

9,000 ---- 1,000 10,000

Final 9,000 ---- ---- 9,000

Amount in Rupees*

In the department of history teaching is constituted in such a way that students not only learn it as a

theoretical subject but also grasp different concepts practically. The subject is very useful in various

competition exams. It offers a testing ground for assumptions and propositions about human actions, belief

and ideas. For the intensive and extensive growth of students, we organise field trips, seminars and

workshops from time to time. Students who wish to opt for the paper of Ancient History 'Epigraphy and

Numismatics' in M.A. final year are eligible to apply for the post of Curator or Numismatist. This special paper

is being taught in the college and qualifies students for the reputed post.

Master of Arts (M.A.) History“We are not makers of History. We are made by History”


Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in B.A. Duration : Two year- Annual scheme.

Group A (i) Ancient Indian History [200 B.C. to 750 A.D.]

Paper II. (ii) Social and Economic Life in Ancient India

Paper III. (ii) Epigraphy and Numismatics

Paper II. (ii)History of Modern Europe [1789-1913 A.D.]

Paper IV- (i) Ancient Indian History [Earliest times to 200 B.C.]

M.A. (Previous)

Compulsory subjects offered

• Paper I- Theories, Methods and Visions of History

• Paper III- Twentieth Century World [1900-2000 A.D.]

Optional subjects offered

M.A. (Final)

Compulsory subjects offered (Ancient India) Optional subjects offered

Nomenclature for the Course

• Paper IV- (v) Indian National Movement and thought

• Paper V- Main Trends in the History and Culture of

Rajasthan


Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)“The arts and humanities are vastly more important in troubled times”

Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in XII

Duration : Three years- Annual scheme.

Compulsory subjects offered• General Hindi

• General English

• Elementary Computer

• Environmental Studies

1. Political Science, Public Administration, History, Hindi Literature or

English Literature, Geography

2. Home Science, Sociology, Economics, Political Science, History,

Geography, Sanskrit, Hindi Literature or English Literature

• Out of these groups, one can choose any group with these elements.

• As there are limited seats in Geography it will be offered strictly on

merit basis.

• Student having less then 65% in senior secondary examination need

not apply for Geography subject.

Add on Course : Computer Applica�on

and Func�onal English

Combination of Optional Subjects offered

Arts


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Subodh College is imparting institutional training in Home Science department and promotes an effective

role of women in food nutrition and scientific household management. The students are always actively

involved in various co-curricular activities like therapeutic cooking, diet planning, fireless cooking, clothing

and textile, home interior, rangoli etc. For the overall development and grooming of the student the

department makes continuous efforts to make the students independent and confident in their future

endeavour.

Department

of

Home Science


The P.G. department of Political Science was established in 2008. Since then, it is gradually progressive to

new achievements. The department has insisted not only on effective teaching but also learning and

undertaking research as well. The department is one of the most active, vibrant and innovative in

organising seminars, workshops, debates, quizzes and different classroom activities. In order to make

practical and pragmatic learning the department offers various classroom activities, current and updated

news on different political matters and educational tours also.

Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in B.A. Duration : Two year- Annual scheme.


M.A. (Previous)

• Paper I Western Political thought

• Paper II Indian Political thought

• Paper III International Politics

• Paper IV Principles and Behaviour of

Public Administration

Paper V- Modern Political Theory and Comparative Politics or

Political Theory from Karl Marx to Present day.

Paper VI- Indian Government and Politics

Paper IX (a) Research Methodology

(b) Dissertation [Only those candidates are eligible for this

paper who have secured min. 55% marks in M.A. Prev.]

M.A. (Final)

Compulsory subjects offered

Optional subjects offered

Paper VII- Modern Indian Political Thought

Paper VIII- Public Administration in India


Master of Arts (M.A.) Political Science

“Politics is the art of possible”

Class Admission Fee Elementary Computer Fee

Caution Money Total

B.A. I year 10,500 600 500 11,600

B.A. II year 10,500 ---- ---- 10,500

B.A. III year 10,500 ---- ---- 10,500

M.A.

(Political Science)Previous

6,500 ---- 1,000 7,500

Final 6,500 ---- ---- 6,500

M.A. (History) Previous

6,500 ---- 1,000 7,500

Final 6,500 ---- ---- 6,500

Fee Schedule 2016-17 (B.A. and M.A.)


Amount in Rupees*

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Bachelor of Computers (B.C.A.)“Technology is a word that describes something that doesn't work yet”

Students from other than Rajasthan Board : Mnimum 60% in XII

Eligibility: Minimum 48% marks in XII.

Duration : Three year- Annual scheme.

BCA is a professional degree course, affiliated by university of

Rajasthan. This is a job oriented course and equivalent to all

other degree courses like B.Sc., B.Com. and B.A.. Therefore,

students can participate in any competitive exam where the

eligibility criterion is graduation. After completing the

graduation in BCA the students can shape their future in

computer science and technical area. They can further go for

Post graduation like M.Sc.(IT.), M.Sc.(C.S.) and M.C.A.

Students of B.C.A. part III have been selected in T.C.S. in

campus placement.

Nomenclature for the Course

Bachelor of Computer Application (B.C.A)

Code Theory Subject

BCA-101

Elementary Physics

BCA-102

Basic Mathema�cs

BCA-103

General English

BCA-104

Principles of

Programming Language (Through “C”) BCA-105

Computer Organiza�on

BCA-106

Office Management Tools

Code Prac�cals

BCA-107

Technical Wri�ng and Communica�on Skills

BCA-108

C-Laboratory

BCA-109 Office Automa�on Laboratory

BCA-110 Typing Skill Laboratory(English and Hindi Language)

B.C.A. Part I Subjects Offered


The program is developed according

to recent trends in management

studies. It is a professional course that is designed to provide participants in various functional areas of

management. The program incorporates within its ambit internship and project work to enable and apply

classroom learning in real life situations. These instances prepare the fundamentals to face the real world.

Our Institution caters to the needs of the students by providing them activities and programmes like –

Educational Visits, Guest Lectures, Campus Interviews and placements, Quiz, Workshops and Seminars.

I Paper – Business Management

II Paper - Business Communication

III Paper - Legal Aspect and Indian Business

IV Paper - Business Economics

V Paper - Fundamentals of Accounting

VI Paper - Fundamentals of Computer

Theory

Practicals

BBA Part INomenclature for the Course

Subjects offered


“Successful entrepreneurs

are givers

and not takers of positive energy”

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.)

Students from other than Rajasthan

Board : Minimum 60% in XII

Eligibility: Minimum 50% marks in XII.

Duration : Three year- Annual scheme

Professional Professional Professional courses

Class Admission Fee

Elementary

Computer Fee

Caution Money Total

I year 18,100 ---- 1,000 19,100

II year 18,100 ---- ---- 18,100

III year 18,100 ---- ---- 18,100

Fee Schedule 2016-17B.B.A. / B.C.A.


Amount in Rupees*

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12- egkfo|ky; esa izos'k dh bPNqd vH;kfFkZ;ksa ij izFke ;k f}rh; Hkkx esa Loa;ikBh ds :i esa mŸkhZ.k vH;kFkhZ ds fy;s U;wure 50 izfr'kr izkIrkad gksus dh vfuok;Zrk ykxw gksxhA LFkku fjDr gksus dh voLFkk esa mUgas mŸkh.kkZad rd izos'k fn;k tk ldsxkA ,sls vfHk;kfFkZ;ksa dk dksbZ Hkh fo"k; cdk;k (Due) ugha gksuk pkfg;saA

13- fdlh Hkh ladk; esa izos'k ds ckn ladk; ifjorZu ds bPNqd Nk=kvksa ds vkosnu ij rc gh fopkj fd;k tk ldsxk tc (i) bfPNr ladk; dh d{kk esa LFkku fjDr gksaA (ii) ifjorZu ds bPNqd Nk=k ds izkIrkad bfPNr d{kk esa vfUre izfo"V Nk=k ds izkIrkad ls vf/kd gksA14- izos'k dh vfUre frfFk ls 15 fnu dh vof/k esa gh ek= ,d fo"k; ds ifjorZu dh vuqefr dsoy ,d ckj gh nh tkosxhA15- ;fn fdlh Nk=k us LukrdksŸkj Lrj ij iwokZ)Z izkbosV ¼Loa;ikBh½ fd;k gS rks mŸkjk)Z ds fy;s egkfo|ky; esa izos'k ugha fn;k

tkosxkA


1) Admission to part I (UG/PG) for all faculties is made in accordance with the rules framed by the

Commissionorate, college education, Jaipur and University of Rajasthan.

2) Admission form duly filled, along with attested photocopies of all relevant documents as mentioned in

admission form should be submitted latest by the last date as notified on the college notice board or

college website.

3) If the number of admission forms received by the last date is more than the number of available seats in

the preferred subjects, admission will be made in accordance with the second preference given in the

application form.

4) The students are advised to look for their merit and deposit the fees through demand draft/pay order

only in favor of Principal, S.S.Jain Subodh Girls College, Sanganer, payable at Jaipur. Their admission will

be considered confirmed only when the fee has been realized otherwise it will be cancelled.

5) Students are advised to write their form number, name, father's name, class and contact number on the

reverse of the demand draft /pay order.

6) After admission, a student may change one subject and that too only once, provided the subject

combination has vacant seats, within 15 days from the date of admission.

7) If the students opt for a change in the faculty, will be allowed to do so only if the marks obtained in the

qualifying exam (10+2) are higher than that of the student, last admitted or if there is a vacant seat after

completion of the admission procedure.

8) Private students interested in taking admission in the college as regular students in part I and II should

have attained minimum 50% marks in aggregate (compulsorily). However the admission will be subject

to availability of the seats in part I and II of the subject opted by the student.

9) If a student has passed P.G. (Previous) privately, she will not be eligibility to take admission in the final

year, as a regular student.

10) A weightage of 2 % will be given to minorities (Jain/Sikh/Muslim/Christian/Parsian).

11) A weightage of 5 % in PG course shall be given to students from honours in B.A./B.Com /B.Sc in that

particular subject.

12) Extra marks may also be awarded to the students possessing N.S.S/N.C.C./Sports certificate as per

guidelines of the state government.

13) Following documents are required at the time of admission:-

a) Original marksheet of last qualifying exam (for UG courses –classXII) and all the original marksheet of

graduation(I,II,III yr)for post graduate courses.

b) Transfer certificate and character certificate from the school/college last attended.

c) Migration certificate, in case of student from outside of the state, board and universities.

d) Two passport-size photographs (Admission form, ID cum library card)

e) Latest caste certificate for students belonging to SC/ST/SBC/OBC (not older than two years.)

Admission Procedure“ Opportunities don't happen, you create them”


1- egkfo|ky; esa izos'k bPNqd fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks fu/kkZfjr ns; frfFk rd vko';d :i ls 'kqYd tek djkuk vfuok;Z gS vU;Fkk izos'k fujLr ekuk tkosxkA

2- ;fn fo|kFkhZ e/; l= esa izos'k ysuk pkgrs gSa rks lEiw.kZ l= dk 'kqYd tek djkuk gksxkA3- fu/kkZfjr ;ksX;rk ds vuqlkj izos'k dh vuqefr feyus ij okf"kZd 'kqYd] jf{kr fuf/k] iathdj.k 'kqYd o ;ksX;rk 'kqYd

,d eq'r jkf'k esa tek djkuk gksxkA4- fo'ofo|ky; }kjk vk;ksftr ijh{kk ls lEcfU/kr 'kqYd dh tkudkjh egkfo|ky; lwpuk&iV ij le;kuqlkj yxk nh

tkosxhA fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks viuk vkosnu&i= o 'kqYd fu/kkZfjr vfUre frfFk ls iwoZ tek djkuk gksxkA vkosnu&i= tek djkrs le; fo|kfFkZ;ksa }kjk gqbZ fdlh Hkh =qfV ds fy;s egkfo|ky; iz'kklu ftEesnkj ugh gksxkA

5- izos'k ds le; fo|kfFkZ;ksa }kjk tek djk;k tkus okyk izos'k 'kqYd ^fMek.M Mªk¶V^@ is&vkMZj }kjk vf/kd`r ys[kkf/kdkjh dks ns; gksxk rFkk mldh jlhn izkIr djus dh ftEesnkjh fo|kFkhZ dh Loa; dh gksxhA fMek.M Mªk¶V@ is &vkMZj ds uke ns; gksxkA^^izkpk;kZ] ,l-,l-tSu lqcks/k xYlZ dkWyst] lkaxkusj] t;iqj^^

6- jf{kr fuf/k izkIr djus ds fy, fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks vius vfUre o"kZ ds ifj.kke ds i’pkr~ vkosnu djuk gksxkA fnlEcj rd jf{kr fuf/k izkIr dh tk ldsxhA ;fn fo|kFkhZ fu/kkZfjr le; ij vkosnu ugh djrs gaS rks jf{kr fuf/k dks nsuk fujLr eku dj mls fo|kFkhZ dks'k esa LFkkukarfjr dj fn;k tkosxkA

7- ;fn fo|kFkhZ l= ds e/; esa egkfo|ky; NksM+dj tkrk gS rks mls egkfo|ky; dk;kZy; dks lwfpr djuk gksxkA8- fdlh Hkh voLFkk esa izos'k 'kqYd ykSVk;k ugh tkosxk] fo|kFkhZ dsoy jf{kr fuf/k dk gdnkj gSA9- izos'k ysus dh vfUre frfFk rd ;fn fdlh fu;fer Nk=k dk ijh{kk&ifj.kke ?kksf"kr ugh gqvk gS rks ijh{kk ifj.kke

?kksf"kr gksus ds 15 fnu ds vUnj vkosnu&i= Hkjuk vfuok;Z gS vU;Fkk egkfo|ky; iz'kklu }kjk fu/kkZfjr foyEc 'kqYd ns; gksxkA

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'kqYd ls lEcfU/kr fu;e @ tkudkfj;k¡

egkfo|ky; esa izos'k 'kqYd tek djokrs le; Nk=k,sa fMek.M Mªk¶V@ is& vkMZj ds ihNs vkosnu dzaekd] viuk

uke] firk dk uke] d{kk ,oa eksckby uEcj vo'; fy[ksaA

Lukrd Lrj ij& vfUre mŸkhZ.k ijh{kk dh ewyvadrkfydk vko’;d gSaA

LukrdksŸkj Lrj ij& Lukrd ds rhuksa o"kaksZ ¼izFke] f}rh; rFkk r`rh; o"kZ½ dh ewyvadrkfydk,¡ vko';d gaSA

LFkkukUrj.k izek.k&i= ,oa pfj= izek.k&i= vko';d gSA

;fn fo|kFkhZ }kjk ckjgoha d{kk jktLFkku cksMZ rFkk Lukrd jktLFkku fo'ofo|ky; ls mŸkhZ.k ugha dh x;h gS rks

izotu izek.k&i= ¼ekbxzs'ku lfVZfQdsV½ vko';d gSA

nks ikliksVZ lkbt QksVks ¼vkosnu&i=] ifjp;&i= & iqLrdky; gsrq½ tek djkuk vko';d gSA

tks fo|kFkhZ vuqlwfpr tkfr] vuqlwfpr tutkfr o vU; fiNM+k oxZ ls lEcfU/kr gS] mUgsa izos'k ds le; viuk

tkfr izek.k&i= vkosnu i= ds lkFk yxkuk vko';d gSA vU; fiNM+k oxZ dk izek.k&i= 2 o"kZ ls vf/kd iqjkuk

ugha gksuk pkfg;sA

izos'k ds fy;s vko';d nLrkost


• Every student seeking admission in the college shall have to deposit her fee by the last date. In case,

the fee is not deposited by the due date, admission will be considered null and void.

• It is mandatory to deposit the fee for the whole session even if the student seeks admission in mid

session.

• On approval of the admission, all annual fee, caution money, enrolment and eligibility fee have to be

deposited in a single installment.

• Information about University Examination fee will be put on the college notice board at an

appropriate time. Students will have to deposit the form and fee before the last date. The college will

not be responsible for any fault on their part.

• Students should deposit their fee to the authorised cashier through the demand draft or pay order

and collect the receipt. The demand draft should be payable to 'Principal, S.S. Jain Subodh Girls

College, Sanganer, Jaipur and the receipt should be collected then and there.

• Caution money will be returned within the year of passing the last examination. Application for its

refund are invited after the deceleration of final year result and caution money is returned up to

December. After December the caution money will not be refunded and it will be transferred to

college students' fund.

• Please inform the college office if you leave the college in mid session.

• Fee is non refundable except the caution money.

• The regular students whose results are not declared till the last date of depositing the fees, are

required to fill admission forms within 15 days from the date of declaration of their results, otherwise

they will have to pay the late fees prescribed by the college.

Rules and regulations of fee

Other Fee (inOther Fee (in`)Other Fee (in`)

I. Examination Fees- As per University Rules, to be deposited along with examination form.

J. Important Note-If a student is private in first year then Elementary Computer fees and Caution money

(600+500) will be included in total fees. If student has already cleared elementary computer then only

Caution money will be included in the fees (NOC case).

A. Home Science 1,000/-

B. Geography 2,000/-

C. Registration 2,00/-

D. T.C and C.C 100/-

E. Admission form Fee 200/-

F. Readmission 200/-

G. Late Fee 100/-

H. Identity Card Duplicate 100/-


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• Students will be required to wear their Identity cards.

• Students should be neatly and modestly dressed.

• Uniform is compulsory for the students of Part I and Part II of Undergraduate courses and all the

classes of Post graduate, B.B.A. and B.C.A.

• Use of mobile phones in the campus is strictly prohibited.

• Smoking, tobacco chewing, use of drugs etc., are strictly prohibited.

• Writing on walls, pillars, bathrooms, furniture is strictly prohibited.

• Students are advised to switch off fans and lights when they leave the classroom.

• No association or organisation shall be formed, no meetings shall be held, picnics, social excursion or

tours shall be arranged without the prior written permission of the Principal.

• If students form an unofficial picnic or tour, the college administration shall not be responsible.

Campus CodeThe college attaches great importance to discipline and

the same must be scrupulously observed by all students.

Failure to comply with any of the rules, regulations or

requirements notified from time to time will lead to

strict disciplinary action.

Following are the various scholarships available for the benefit

of students through various funding agencies.

• National scholarships are given to those students who

have secured position in the merit list of C.B.S.E. or

Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan.

• Chief Minister higher education scholarship is awarded

to those students who have secured more than 80%

marks in qualifying exam.

• Scholarships to handicapped S.C./S.T./OBC candidate

by Social Justice Department, Government of

Rajasthan.

• Scholarships to students who have secured more than 80% marks in the qualifying exam from

Human Resource Ministry, Government of Rajasthan.

Scholarships


1. Shri Nav Ratan Kothari President

2. Shri Vinay Chand Navlakha Vice President

3. Shri Sumer Singh Bothra Honorary Secretary

4. Shri H.C Bothra Treasurer

5. Shri Vinod Lodha Joint Secretary

6. Shri Ramesh Chand Jain Member

7. Smt. Veena Jamad Member,Convener College

8. Shri Alok Kumar Bumb Member

9. Dr. Rakesh Hirawat Member

10. Shri Rajendra Kr. Jain “Raja” Member

11. Shri Sanjeev Kothari Member

12. Shri Vinay Chand Daga Member

13. Shri Jitendra Patwa Member

14. Smt. Madhu Modi Member

15. Shri Anil Kumar Gokhroo Member

16. Shri Promod Darda Member

The Governing Council 2016-2017

Institutions Goverened by S. S Jain Subodh Shiksha Samiti, Jaipur

1. S. S Jain Subodh P.G (Autonomous)College - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

2. S.S Jain Subodh Commerce and Arts College - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

3. Subodh MCA Institute - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

4. S.S Jain Subodh P.G Mahila Mahavidyalaya - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

5. Subodh Institute of IT - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

6. Subodh Public School - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

7. S.S Jain Subodh Senior Secondary School -Bapu Bazar, Jaipur

8. S.S Jain Subodh Girls'Senior Secondary School -Sanganeri Gate, Jaipur

9. Late Sh. Sirahmal Bumb Smarti Udyogshala - Rambagh Circle, Jaipur

10. S.S Jain Subodh Girls College -Airport Road Sanganer, Jaipur

11. S.S Jain Subodh Public School -Airport Road Sanganer, Jaipur

12. S.S Jain Subodh Mahila B. Ed College - Airport Road Sanganer, Jaipur

13. S.S Jain Subodh College of Global Excellence Sitapura, Jaipur

14. Subodh Law College -Mansarovar, Jaipur

15. Subodh MBA Institute -Mansarovar, Jaipur

16. Subodh P.G College Womens' Hostel - Airport Road Sanganer, Jaipur

17. Subodh Girls' Hostel - Airport Road Sanganer, Jaipur


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