prof. kirpal singh ji badungar

OUR PATRON

PROF. KIRPAL SINGH JI BADUNGARPRESIDENT

SHIROMANI GURDWARA PARBANDHAK COMMITTEE, SRI AMRITSAR

C O N T E N T S C O U R S E S

10+1, 10+2 (COMMERCE)

10+1, 10+2 (ARTS)

10+1, 10+2 (SCIENCE)

B.Sc. AGRICULTURE

B.COM.

B.COM. (HONOURS)

B.B.A.

B.Sc. (MEDICAL)

B.Sc. (NON-MEDICAL)

B.C.A.

B.A.

M.A. (PUNJABI)

P.G.D.C.A.

Principal’s Message3

Vision, Mission & Core Values4

6 (Arts, Science & Commerce)

10+1, 10+2

7 Scholarships for Students

Department of Agriculture8

10 Facilities in College

Department of12Commerce & Management

Department of Science14

Department of16

Computer Science

Activities & Achievements 18

21 Department of Arts & Humanities

22 Important Instructions & Rules

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To foster intellect, creativity, and character in an active, student-centered learning environment.

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We, at BIBI SHARAN KAUR KHALSA COLLEGE, SRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB, adopt the following Core Values and adhere to them :

OUR CORE VALUES

XCELLENCEEWe strive to exhibit quality in staffing, facilities, programmes and services.We will

Develop and pursue higher standards.Anticipate needs and respond accordingly.Utilize methods that promote students' success and support employees. Encourage decision-making at the level of implementation.Encourage purposeful interdepartmental collaboration.

OMMITMENTCWe are dedicated to meet the needs of the communities we serve.We will

§ Support the mission and vision of the College.

§ Work whole heartedly for educating students

to accomplish their career-goals.

§ Focus on needs of the students and other

stakeholders.

§ Respond to the changing needs of our society

in keeping with times.

ESPECTRWe are committed to give due respect and understanding to all the stakeholders.We will

§ Treat people with dignity and encourage

feelings of self-worth.

§ Promote trust through professional courtesy

and fair treatment.

§ Recognize exceptional performance and

contributions made to our dynamic learning

environment.

CCOUNTABILITYAWe would assume and demonstrate responsibility for our actions.We will

§ Work for individual and professional growth

and development.

§ Continuously evaluate and improve our

systems and policies.

§ Demonstrate effective utilization of human and

financial resources.

IVERSITYDWe believe that similarities and differences are opportunities for establishing a common bond to strengthen the structure of society.We will

§ Ensure fair and equal access to all.

§ Provide opportunity to all individuals to learn

and succeed.

§ Provide educational experiences that promote

a greater appreciation for diversity.

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COMPULSORY SUBJECTS FOR ALL GROUPS of 10+1 & 10+2

General English Compulsory Punjabi or Punjab History and Culture

Computer Science Environmental Education

10+1 (COMMERCE)

Business Studies - I

Accountancy - I

Business Economics and

Quantitative Methods - I

Modern Office Practices

10+2 (COMMERCE)

Business Studies - II

Accountancy - II

Business Economics and

Quantitative Methods -II

Fundamentals of E-Business

10+1 (SCIENCE)

Physics

Chemistry

Maths/Biology

10+2 (SCIENCE)

Physics

Chemistry

Maths/Biology

10+1 (ARTS)

Select any three Subjects

English Literature/Punjabi Literature/

Maths/History

Economics/Religion

Physical Education

10+2 (ARTS)

Select any three Subjects

English Literature/Punjabi Literature/

Maths/History

Economics/Religion

Physical Education

Political Science

Political Science

ARTS SCIENCE, COMMERCE & 10+1, 10+2

The environment in the college is very welcoming and I knowthat if I have any problem or if somethinggoes wrong, there will be someone to help me. I'm really glad to be a part of this institution.

Amrit Puri +1 Non Medical, 22

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Scholarship Opportunities

Sr. No. Type of Scholarship Eligibility

1 Post Matric Scholarship for SC a) Parents/guardians income from all sources does not exceed Rs. 2,50,000/- per annum.

2Post Matric Scholarship for OBC a) Parents/guardians income from all sources does not exceeds

Rs. 1 Lakh per annum.

3Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for

Minorities

a) Parents/guardians income from all sources does not exceed Rs. 2 lakhs.b) Should belong to Minority Community.

4 Central Sector Scholarship (CSS)

a) Applicant should be pursuing any regular course at under-graduate degree level.b) Parental Income should not exceed Rs 6 Lakh per annum.

5Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship for SC/ST

Candidates.

a) Candidate should belong to SC/ST & should have passed Post Graduate Examination.b) Candidate must get himself/herself registered toM.Phil/Ph.D

6 Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY)

a) For +1 Science students, candidate must have secured 80% marks (70% for SC/ST/PWD) in Maths and Science subject in matric.b) For B.Sc. students, candidate must have secured a minimum of 60% marks (50% for SC/ST/PWD) in aggregate in Scince subject in 10+2.

7National fellowship for OBC (who have

passed PG)

a) Candidate should belong to OBC and should pass Post Graduation and have annual income less than 6 lakhs.

8Indra Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl

Child

a) Any candidate who is a single girl child & has taken admission in regular, full-time first year course.

9Central Sector Scholarship Scheme for

College & University Students

a) Family Income must not exceed Rs. 6 lakh per annum.b) Candidate should belong to creamy layer.c) Candidate should be pursuing a regular course.

10 Nishkam Organization

a) Applicant must have obtained at least 60% marks in previous years/semester's examination.b) The Gross family income of the applicant must not exceed an average of Rs. 12,500/- per month (ie Rs. 1,50,000 per year)

11 SR Jindal Scholarship Schemea) For 11th & 12th students. Boys-60%, Girls-50%b) For Graduate Courses. Boys-70%, Girls-60%c) For Post Graduation. Boys-65%, Girls-55%

12 Scholarship for Amritdhari students Candidate & his/her parents should be Amritdhari.

13Saini Scholarship/Stipends to Brilliant &

Needy Students

Students must have secured minimum 70% and his/her parent's income must be less than 3 lakhs.

14Kendriya Sainik Board Secretariat

Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare

Any student whose parents have served in army in any Rank.

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AGRICULTUREDEPARTMENT OF

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AGRICULTURE

B.Sc. (AGRICULTURE)

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Third Semester

P1 English

P2 Soil Science

P3 Elements of Vegetable Growing

P4 Agri Engg. & Land Surveying

P5 Animal Husbandry

P6 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

Second Semester P1 EnglishP2 MicrobiologyP3 AgronomyP4 AgrochemicalsP5 Optional Mathematics/Biology (Zoology)P6 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan Drug Abuse, Problem Management and Prevention

First Semester

P1 English

P2 Agro-Climatology

P3 Floriculture & Landscaping

P4 Biochemistry

P5 Optional: Mathematics/Biology

(Botany)

P6 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

Eligibility : 45% marks in aggregate in 10+2

(Medical/Non-Medical)

Total Seats : 40 Duration : 4 Years

Career Options

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There are ample opportunities for graduates in agriculture.

1. They get easy recruitments in Agriculture and

Agro based Industries, Chemical Industries, Govt

and Semi Govt Departments & Corporations

like FCI, PAIC etc..

2. Agriculture graduates can get jobs as :

Agriculture Development Officer

Horticulture Development Officer

Agronomist

Horticulturist

Soil Scientist

Agriculture Consultant

Management Trainee

3. Graduates can also go in for Masters Degree in 15

specializations giving them a further edge in

their career in research, teaching, corporate

businesses or higher positions in different

departments.

The Agriculture Department of the college has well equipped

laboratories and classrooms with state of art equipments. These

equipments not only provide assistance in teaching but also help

in undertaking research. The college farm has vast experimental

area wherein protected cultivation, modern irrigation systems,

precision farming, organic farming, exotic vegetable cultivation,

floriculture and landscaping etc. is done vigorously. Further, there

is a well developed Botanical garden for the specification of

different plant genres. This availability of vast demonstration area

helps in enhancing effective learning amongst the students. In

order to gain practical knowledge about various agriculture

practices and to get more exposure, from time to time, students

are taken for state Agricultural Universities’ conducted ‘Kisan

Melas’ and ‘Agriculture exhibitions’. To add to their practical

knowledge and to apprise them of modern agricultural practices

they are also taken to fields of progressive farmers. Last but not

least, the college believes in doing community service (social

service). ‘Farmer Field Day’ is organised whereby, from time to

time, various extension activities are organised by the college for

farmers and orchardists to enhance their technical know how on

agriculture, horticulture and agro forestry.

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The college has Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology andAgriculture labs, fully equipped with latest apparatuseswhich are sufficient to fulfill the needs of our studentsfor the better understanding of the theoretical concepts.More emphasis is given on practicals of all the subjects.Highly qualified faculty guides the students through rigorous practical sessions. Science labs with state of art equipments not only support teaching but also give due opportunity of conducting research to the faculty. The Physics lab has Expeyes software and kit to make practicals easier for students. The Agriculture lab along with experiment area gives an opportunity to the students to study organic farming, floriculture, horticulture, cultivation of exotic vegetables and they also learn about protracted cultivation, Modern Irrigation Systems, precision farming etc. Agriculture lab is equipped with water and soil testing kit, Laminar Air flow, Auto Claveoven, Incubator etc..

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sports men & women so

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grounds for Football,

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Students are encouraged

to participate in these

sports at district and state

level and in inter-college

competitions.

The college has well ventilated, spacious classrooms having ultra modern furniture. The college faculty prefers to

use audio-visual aids for teaching so as to make classroom learning more effective & interesting.

Computer labs of the college have

Intel Core i3-6100 processor 6th

generation systems with 8GB RAM, 1

Terabyte Hard disk & Windows 10

operating system along with other

original software. Labs are equipped

with online UPS & have networking

with CAT-6 structured cabling.

The college has well experienced, Phd & NET Qualified faculty,

who provide every support in learning to the students.

College library provides students and staff a chance to explore the world of knowledge by making accessible, a rich collection

of books, journals & magazines. Besides ample number of books, 24 magazines & journals and 10 newspapers are subscribed

for the students. Photo copier machine is also available along with internet facility .

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Second Semester

BC 201 Punjabi

BC 201A Punjabi Compulsory

(Elementary Knowledge-II)

BC 202 English (Communication Skills)

BC 203 E - Accounting

BC 204 Business Laws - II

BC 205 Principles of Economics - II

BC 206 Business Statistics

First Semester

BC101 Punjabi


(Elementary Knowledge-I)


BC 103 Financial Accounting - I

BC 104 Business Laws- I

BC 105 Principles of Economics - I

BC 106 Computer Applications in Business

Third Semester

BC 301 Punjabi


(Elementary Knowledge)


BC 303 Principles of Business Management

BC 304 Corporate Accounting-I

BC 305 Income Tax Law-I

BC 306 Company Law

Fourth Semester

BC 401 Punjabi


(Elementary Knowledge)


BC 403 Auditing Practices

BC 404 Corporate Accounting-II

BC 405 Income Tax Law-II

BC 406 Business Mathematics

Environment and Road Safety

Awareness

First Semester

BCH 101 Punjabi

BCH 101A Punjabi Compulsory (Elementary Knowledge)

(Special paper in lieu of Punjabi)

BCH 102 Communication Skills & Personality Development

BCH 103 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting

BCH 104 Business Organisation

BCH 105 Micro Economics

BCH 106 Business Laws-ISecond Semester

BCH 201 Punjabi

BCH 201A Punjabi Compulsory (Elementary Knowledge)

BCH 202 Computers for Business

BCH 203 Computerised Financial Accounting

BCH 204 Functional Management

BCH 205 Macro Economics

BCH 206 Business Laws-II

Summer Training with CA

(Special paper in lieu of Punjabi)

Third Semester

BCH 301 Banking Operations & Procedures

BCH 302 Corporate Accounting-I

BCH303 Income Tax Law-I

BCH 304 Business Statistics

BCH 305 Company Law

BCH 306 Seminar (Based on Summer Training)

Fourth Semester

BCH 401 Fundamentals of Insurance

BCH 402 Corporate Accounting-II

BCH 403 Income Tax Law-II

BCH 404 Business Mathematics

BCH 405 Auditing Practices

BCH 406 Indian Economy

Environment & Road Safety Awareness

First Semester

BBA 101 Communication Skills in Punjabi/

Elementary Punjabi

BBA 102 Business Economics - I

BBA 103 Business Mathematics

BBA 104 Business Organization & Management

BBA 105 Workshop on Computer Applications

BBA 106 Seminar

Second Semester BBA 201

Elementary Punjabi

BBA 202 Communication Skills in English

BBA 203 Business Economics - II

BBA 204 Business Statistics

BBA 205 Business Organization & Management

Principles- II

BBA 206 Workshop on Internet & E-Commerce

BBA 207 Seminar

BBA 208 Viva-Voce

Drug Abuse Problem, Management &

Prevention

Communication Skills in Punjabi /

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE HONOURS (B.COM HONOURS)

Eligibility : 10+2 in any Stream Total Seats : 60 Duration : 3 YearsCOMMERCE

DEPARTMENT OF

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.COM)Eligibility : 10+2 in any Stream with at least 50% marks/10+2 in Commerce with 40% marks/10+2 in Arts (withEconomics/Math/Business Studies/Accountancy any of the two subjects with 45% marks.Total Seats : 60 Duration : 3 Years

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.B.A.)

Eligibility : 10+2 in any Stream Total Seats : 60 Duration : 3 Years

Accounting and Finance

Banking and Insurance

Financial Markets

Legal Services

Chartered Accountants

Company Secretaries

Certified Financial Planners

Auditing

Cost & Management Accountants

BPO (Business Process Outsourcing)

1.Tax consultant, Auditor, Accountant,

2. Banker, PO (Probationary officer)

3. Stock Broker, Event Manager

4. Export-Import Manager

5. Finance Consultant, Insurance Consultant

6. Administrative Jobs in public and private sector

7. Jobs in Accounting, Finance, Marketing, HR &

Research Departments.

8. Entrepreneurs

9. Lecturers & Professors

ONE CAN GO FOR THE FOLLOWING FIELDS CAREER OPTIONS

Drug Abuse Problem, Management andPrevention

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc. MEDICAL)

Eligibility : 10+2 Medical with 50% marks.


First Semester

Zoology - Cell Biology and Biodiversity

Botany Paper-1 Diversity of Microbes

Paper-2 Diversity of Cryptogams

Chemistry Paper-I Inorganic Chemistry

Paper-II Organic Chemistry

Paper-III Physical Chemistry

Paper-I Practical Chemistry

Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

Second Semester

Zoology - Biodiversity and Ecology

Botany Paper-3 Cell Biology

Paper-4 Genetics and Evolution




Paper-I Practical Chemistry


Drug Abuse Problem, Management and Prevention.

Fourth Semester

Zoology-Biochemistry & Animal Physiology

Botany Paper-VII Plant Anatomy

Paper-VIII Development & Reproduction

in Flowering Plants




Paper-I Practical Chemistry-I


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

(B.Sc. NON-MEDICAL)

Eligibility : 10+2 Non-Medical with 50% marks.


Second Semester

Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla gyan

Physics Paper-A Mechanics-II

Paper-B Vibrations & Waves-II

Paper-C Electricity & Magnetism-II

Practicals





Mathematics Paper-VI Algebra-I

Paper-V Partial Differential Equation

Paper-VI Analytic Geometry

Drug Abuse Problem, Management and Prevention.

Third Semester

English

Physics Paper-I Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics-I

Paper-II Optics

Paper-III Quantum Mechanics-I

Paper-IV Physics Practical Lab





Mathematics Paper-I Advanced Calculus

Paper-II Mathematics Analysis-I

Paper-III Mathematics Mechanics (Statics)

Fourth Semester

English

Physics Paper-I Statistical Physics & Thermodynamics-II

Paper-II Lasers

Paper-III Quantum Mechanics-II

Paper-IV Physics Practical Lab





Mathematics Paper-IV Vector Calculus

Paper-V Analysis-II

Paper-III Mechanics-II (Dynamics)


SCIENCEDEPARTMENT OF

First Semester


Physics Paper-A Mechanics-I

Paper-B Vibrations & Waves-I

Paper-C Electricity & Magnetism-I

Practicals





Mathematics Paper-I Calculus

Paper-II Differential Equations

Paper-III Coordinate Geometry

Third Semester

Zoology-Chordates & Evolution

Botany Paper-5 Diversity & Systematics of Gymnosperms

Paper-6 Diversity & Systematics of Angiosperms





The teachers at Khalsa college are very knowledgeable,friendly and always ready to help students and thishas made my learning experience smoother and interesting.

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“Harpreet Kaur, B.Sc. Medical, 607

“I am impressed by the practical learning being offered to us in thecollege. I enjoy Chemistry, Physics & Biology experiments. Practicalwork has increased my insight towards varied aspects of Science. “

Harpreet Kaur, +1 Medical, 62

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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

(B.C.A)

Eligibility : 10+2 in any Stream

Total Seats : 60

Duration : 3 Years

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATION (P.G.D.C.A.)

Eligibility : Graduation in any Stream Total Seats : 30

Duration : 1 Years

COMPUTER SCIENCEDEPARTMENT OF

Second Semester

BCA 121General English-II

BCA 122Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

BCA 123Digital Electronics

BCA 124Data Structures

BCA 125Basic Mathematics

BCA 126Software Lab-III

Drug Abuse Problem, Management and Prevention

First Semester

BCA 111General English-I

BCA 112Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

BCA 113Fundamentals of Information Technology

BCA 114Programming Fundamentals using C

BCA 115Software Lab-I (Windows & Office Automation)

BCA 116Software Lab-II

Third Semester

BCA 211 English Communication Skills-I

BCA 212 Discrete Mathematics

BCA 213 Computer System Organizations & Architecture

BCA 214 Object Oriented Programming Using C++

BCA 215 Fundamentals of Database Management System

BCA 216 Software Lab-IV

BCA 217 Software Lab V

BCA 218 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

Fourth Semester

BCA 221 English Communication Skills-II

BCA 222 Computer Networks

BCA 223 Management Information Systems

BCA 224 Computer Oriented Numerical & Statistical

Methods

BCA 225 Relational Database Management System with

Oracle

BCA 226 Software Lab-VI

BCA 227 Software Lab-VII

BCA 228 Environment & Road Safety Awareness

BCA 229 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudla Gyan

First Semester

101 Fundamentals of Information Technology

102 Operating Systems

103 Programming Fundamentals through “C”Language

104 Computer Organization and Architecture

105 Software Lab-I Office Automation & Productivity Tools

106 Software Lab-II Programming Fundamentals through

“C” Language

Second Semester

201 Data Structures

202 Object Oriented Programming with C++

203 Database Management System with MS ACCESS

204 Fundamentals of Computer Networks, Internet &

Scripting Languages

205 Software Lab-III Data Structures & Programming

with C++

206 Software Lab-IV MS ACCESS & Scripting Languages

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kwlj dIAW ividAwrQxW ny mnwieAw qIAW dw mylw[

ropV vYtlYNf qy prvwsI pMCIAW Aqy durl`B ru`KW

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swihq sBw v`loN pMjwbI mW bolI nUM smripq lYkcr

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1818 1919

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swieMs dy ividAwrQIAW v`loN

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“ivMf bwks” XUnIvristI v`loN

krvwey gey mukwbly iv`c pihly

sQwn qy irhw[

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kwlj dI pihlI ividAwrQx kwlj kMtIn dw audGwtn krdI hoeI[

2020

ARTS & HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF

AY~m.ey. (pMjwbI)

ku`l sItW : 30

Xogqw : iksy vI gRYjUeySn iv`c 50% AMk pRwpq

krn vwlw ividAwrQI dwKlw lY skdw hY[

;w?;No gfjbk ns/ d{ik

gouk^1 gzikph ;kfjs dk fJfsjk;

gouk^2 nkX[fBe gzikph ekft (nkgH gfjbh)

nkX[fBe fposKse ekft (nkgH d{ih)

gouk^3 gzikph BkNe

gouk^4 w[Ybh gzikph rbg

gouk^5 nkb'uBk d/ f;XKs

;w?;No u"Ek

gouk^1 GkPk ftfrnkB s/ gzikph GkPk

gouk^2 r[owfs ekft

gouk^3 nkX[fBe gzikph tkose

gouk^4 feZ;k ekft

gouk^5 b'eXkok ns/ gzikph b'eXkok

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.)Compulsory SubjectsEligibility : 10+2 in any Stream EnglishTotal Seats : 80Punjabi / Elementary PunjabiDuration : 3 Years

Any three subjects from the following groups (Selecting only one subject from one group)

Group A Group B Group C Group D Group E

Economics

Fine Arts

Sociology

English Literature

Punjabi Literature

Political Science

History

Maths

Religion

Physical EducationComputer

Applications

;w?;No shik

gouk^1 GkPk ftfrnkB s/ gzikph GkPk

gouk^2 r[owfs ekft

gouk^3 gzikph tkose

gouk^4 ;{ch s/ pho ekft

gouk^5 ;fGnkuko s/ gzikph ;fGnkuko

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

FOR ADMISSION

Very Important

1. Admission will be made as per rules/instructions 7. Fees will be refunded as per University/

of Punjabi University, Patiala. Management/ UGC/ Govt. rules.

2. Each Candidate shall fill up the admission form 8. A student can opt for Elementary Punjabi under

neatly in his/her own handwriting for admission following conditions:

to different programs offered by the college and i) Those whose mother tongue is not Punjabi shall submit the form in the college office. and who have not taken up the subject of

3. The following documents are to be attached with Punjabi in the lower examination viz: Matric

the admission form: and 10+2 etc.

a) Two copies of latest passport size coloured ii) Students from States other than Punjab,

photographs with light background at Defence Personnel, Govt. and Semi-Govt.

specified places. Servants and the children/wards of such

employees as they have stayed outside b) Attested photocopies of fol lowing Punjab for at least ten years immediately certificates:before the admission.

i) Matriculation certificate.iii) Children of NRI and Foreign students.

ii) Detailed marks card of qualifying iv) In case of such other candidates where the examination.

Vice-Chancellor feels expedient, he may have iii) Character certificate from the Principal of

the opinion of the Foreign Student Advisor.the Institution/College last attended.

9. An eligibility certificate is required for the iv) If there is a gap in studies, self attested

candidates, passing her/her qualifying exam from certificate of gap year.

any board other than Punjab, Haryana and v) Migration certificate from previous Himachal

University/ Board other than Punjab

Board or Punjabi University, Patiala.

vi) Reserved category/Sub category

certificate from the competent authority.

4. No-objection certificate from the employer in

case the candidate is in service.

5. Students will fill admission form and register

themse l ves w i th the co l l ege be fo re

commencement of each semester. Without this,

no student will be permitted to attend classes.

6. Passed out students are advised to seek refund of

the college security within one year from the

declaration of the result of final semester/year

failing which the security amount will be forfeited

and no refund will be permitted.

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CLUBS & SOCIETIES

The College has set up various clubs and societies with an

explicit purpose of multi dimensional personality

development of the students. These are supposed to work

round the year and organise different activities in order to

provide a platform to the students to polish their talents and

also serve the society.

§Commerce & Economics Forum

§Eco Club

§Literary Society

§Science Forum

§Sports Society

§Computer Society

§Blood Donor’s Association

RULES subsequent semester by paying tuition fee

and other charges as fixed by the college.1. The Principal shall have the right to reject the

claim of any student seeking admission 7. The Principal will have the right to cancel

without giving a reason. admission of any student on disciplinary

grounds during the course at any time.2. Regular attendance shall be compulsory

during the first week of the session. 8. Admission obtained on the basis of

Absentees will lose their seats and the fee and misstatement or fake documents or hiding of

funds paid by them shall be forfeited, such material information can lead to rustication

vacant seats shall be offered to the next from the college.

candidate in the order of merit. 9. Carrying of lethal weapons like gun, revolver

3. Admission Committee's decision regarding or other sharp edged weapons is strictly

the merit of the student shall be final. The prohibited in the college.

committee may refuse admission to any 10. Consuming Alcohal, drugs and smoking are candidate. strictly prohibited in college.

4. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. It is 11. Use of mobile phones inside the college cognizable offence as per the directions of campus is not permitted. Fine of Rs. 200/- will the Hon'ble Supreme Court. In case of any be imposed if any student is found using problem, the students are advised to contact mobile phone in the campus.any member of Anti Ragging cell/Principal.

12. Any student who is found absent from the 5. First semester students will be required to class without prior permission will be

register themselves with the Institute and pay imposed a fine of Rs. 2/- per period and Rs. the fee before the last date given by the 10/- for the whole day. Name of student who University failing which, the admission will be remains absent continuously for ten days, cancelled. Students of odd/even semester without prior permission will be struck off (Except 1st Semester) will be required to from the college.register with the college and deposit fee at

13. Girls students of the college can leave the the commencement of the session during the

college after 12 Noon only. However, if any of dates notified. After the notified dates, the fee

the girls wants to leave early, she should will be accepted with Rs. 100/- per day as late

submit her application, to the concerned fee fine for the next seven days and Rs. 200/-

head of the department. late fee fine per day for further seven days.

14. Parents/Guardians are advised to attend 6. Students, who are not permitted to appear in

parent-teacher meetings regularly to get semester examination due to shortage of

information about attendance and attendance, will be required to register for

performance of their wards.course/courses in the corresponding

15. Discipline and Dress code: All students must a student fails to follow the dress code, he/she will

be decently dressed in the college. Boys must be fined Rs. 100/- and debarred from the

come in trousers and shirts tucked in. activities.

Wearing of patka, caps and goggles are not

permitted in the college campus. For Sikh

boys wearing of turban is compulsory. 1. Every student can get three books issued at a 16. A student will be punished, rusticated or time for 14 days.

expelled from the college, if he/she directly or 2. Students will have to pay a fine of Rs. 2/- per indirectly takes part or induces others to do book per day if not deposited at the proper so, in any movement or agitation in the time.college for any reason, whatsoever, which in

3. Magazines and reference books which have the opinion of the Principal is subversive of

pictures/maps are not allowed to be taken the college discipline.

out of the library without Principal's

permission.

4. Librarian has the right to demand the books Dress code will be enforced for two days of the

back under urgency.week and it will be compulsory in all organized

academic and cultural activities of the Institute. If

LIBRARY RULES

DRESS CODE

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prof. kirpal singh ji badungar

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