prospectus pg 2021-22

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

CHANGANACHERRY, KOTT

Re-accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ GradeAffiliated to M G University, Kottayam

ASSUMPTION COLLEGEAUTONOMOUS

CHANGANACHERRY, KOTTAYAM, KERALA

accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade Affiliated to M G University, Kottayam

Prospectus PG 2021-22

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

AYAM, KERALA

Assumption College (Autonomous), Changanacherry

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PROSPECTUS – PG Admissions 2021 – 22

Assumption College, an Autonomous Women’s college, named so to commemorate

the proclamation of the Dogma of the Assumption of BL. Virgin Mary, is affiliated to

Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, and is a Christian minority institution managed by

the Archdiocese of Changanacherry and recognized by UGC under section 2(f) and 12B.The

Excellence of Assumption College was recognized by the University Grants Commission

(UGC) through the grant of Autonomy , and by the National Assessment and Accreditation

Council (NAAC) by re-accrediting the college at the ‘A’ Level in the third cycle. Moreover,

this is an ISO 9001-2015 certified college. One among the top 100 colleges in India in the

NIRF Ranking 2017, Assumption is now 29th in the national level, and 11 th in the state,

among the private autonomous colleges in the Education World India Higher Education

Rankings 2021-22. In the EW Grand Jury India Higher Education Rankings 2021 -22, for best

sports and co-curricular education Institution, Assumption has bagged 3rd rank in the

National Level and 1st in the State Level.

Started in 1950, the college has a current strength of more than 2500 students in 19

Undergraduate and 9 Postgraduate and 2 PhD programmes. In addition to these, there are

Career Oriented Add on courses, ACSAD Certificate Courses, Enrichment modules and

Social outreach programmes, to make them globally competent. With 71 years of

excellence in providing quality Higher Education to young women along with building of

character, shaping of personality, attainment of skills, as well as enabling employability, we

look forward to much more. The seven college hostels including the one for PG students

provide comfortable and safe accommodation for the students. Assumption college has

steadily maintained her position in the forefront with laurels of victory in academic, co-

curricular and extracurricular activities, especially in the field of sports and games.

To maintain the highest academic standards upholding the noblest Christian ideals

and moral values to create enlightened, empowered and socially committed women.

Our Vision


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To equip students with skills which make them globally competent

To create a research culture and instill devotion to academics

To encourage higher education among the economically weak and socially backward

sections of the community irrespective of caste and creed

To create an awareness of the dignity of womanhood and help students develop an

integrated personality

To enable the students to contribute to the evolution and practice of sustainable

development through eco-friendly activities

To create socially productive citizens

The college aims not only highest academic standards, but also inculcate values of

leadership, commitment, selfless service and aims at sustainable development. The students

in the college cut across cultural, communal, social, religious and economic lines. The

highlights of the college are:

NAAC accredited A grade Autonomous Women’s College

Devoted Faculty

Value education and spiritual enrichment modules

Remedial classes

Mentor care programme

Personal and academic counselling

Career guidance and placement services

Well-equipped laboratories and museums

Fully automated library with ample information resources

Highlights of the College

Our Mission


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Career oriented Add on courses, ACSAD Certificate Courses, Enrichment and Skill

Development courses

Student Council and Club Activities

Best Women’s College in Sports and Games in the state, the college has produced

many international sports persons

Strong PTA and Alumnae Association

Hosts national and international seminars, conferences and workshops every year

Hosts intercollegiate competitions and tournaments every year

Other common amenities include- Canteen, Cafeteria, DTP centre, Computer centre,

Gym,

Residential Facilities:

o A unique attraction of Assumption College is the residential facilities it provides.

Seven hostels namely, Amala Bhavan, Assumption Hostel, Vimala Hostel, Vijaya

Bhavan, Jyothi Bhavan, St Pius Hostel and Alphonsa Hostel (exclusively for PG

students), provide safe stay for more than 800 students. Principal of the college is the

General Warden. Hostels are run by sisters of various religious congregations.

Students staying in each hostel shall be under the disciplinary supervision of the

warden and her assistants.

The college follows a very transparent process in admission to all its academic

programmes. The college strictly adheres to the government norms and the guidelines of the

affiliating University with regard to eligibility and reservation.


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General Instructions

Online Registration is compulsory for all applicants.

Candidates should apply through the admission portal in the college

website www.assumptioncollege.edu.in or

www.assumptioncollege.in

Registration Fee for General Category : Rs. 300/-

Registration Fee for SC/ST : Rs. 150/-

Fields marked with asterisks (*) are mandatory.

Last date for submitting applications online : 14/09/2021

ATTENTION

The Prospectus issued in previous years is not valid for the year 2021.

Candidates are required to go through the current prospectus carefully and

acquaint themselves with all the relevant information relating to the

admission process. They are also requested to visit the official website of

Assumption college www.assumptioncollege.edu.in or

www.assumptioncollege.in for notification and announcements.

PG ADMISSIONS 2021

http://www.assumptioncollege.edu.in/

http://www.assumptioncollege.in/




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IMPORTANT POINTS

• Candidates should register for admissions to PG courses for the academic year-

2021-22 online on or before the last date stipulated in the admission schedule.

• Online registration can be made by accessing website

www.assumptioncollege.edu.in or www.assumptioncollege.in

• While registering, category (SC/ST or Others) once selected cannot be altered in

any further stage of the process.

• Payment can be made through the Integrated Online Payment Gateway or by

Challan.

• Once the initial registration is made, candidate shall note down user name and

password.

• Passwords should never be shared with anyone else.

• Ensure that you are logged out of the portal once you leave the computer.

• Candidates claiming various reservations/bonus marks should upload digital

copies of relevant certificates and produce originals of the same during the

verification process.

• No memo will be sent by post from this office in any case.

• Verify your personal as well as academic details carefully before final

submission.

• Fake registration by any person / institution will be viewed seriously and will be

liable for punitive action.

• There will be only two allotments. If you are failed to join in the first allotment

your priority will be cancelled and further claim for admission by these

applicants will not be entertained.

• Candidates can opt three options and one is mandatory.

• Candidates will receive SMS at each stage of the allotment. However, the college

shall not be liable for non receipt of SMS due to technical snag/delay at mobile

service provider's end.

• In the light of the current situation prevailing in the country due to the Covid 19

pandemic, the applicants need not report at the colleges for verification of their




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records except when intimated by the college. The verification of the credentials

filled in the online application shall be conducted by the college authorities based

on the digital copies of the supporting documents uploaded by the candidates at

the time of applying online. The confirmation of admission shall be strictly based

on the verification of original documents on a date prescribed by the college after

considering the situation due to the contagion.

• Hence, the applicants should not submit the applications in a haste, instead read

the instructions carefully, take your time to fill up all details correctly and keep

updated by frequently visiting www.assumptioncollege.edu.in or

www.assumptioncollege.in.

The original documents of the admitted students will be verified later

and if there is any error regarding the eligibility of admission,

the admission of the student will be cancelled.




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Students applying to the MFT & MSW Programme should appear for an

online entrance test on Wednesday 16th September 2021

Beginning of online registration 19th August 2021, Thursday

Last date for submitting applications online 14th September 2021, Tuesday

Submission of filled in Management Quota

Application form with relevant document at the

college office

From 19th August 2021 – 17th

September 2021 before 5 pm

Hall Ticket for Entrance Test 15th September 2021 Wednesday

Entrance Test for MFT & MSW 16th September 2021 Thursday

at 10.30 am

Publication of rank list of sports, cultural and

physically disabled quota

16th September 2021 Thursday

Admission to sports, cultural and physically disabled

quota (Online)

17th September 2021 Friday

Publication of trial merit list and reporting of errors, if any 20th September 2021 Monday

at 2 pm

Publication of Merit List (General, Reservation, EWS &

Community Quota)

22nd September 2021 Wednesday

Verification of digital documents by the college authority 23rd September 2021 Thursday

Admission to Merit seats (General, Reservation, EWS &

Community Quota)

24th September 2021 Friday

onwards

Those who are informed for admission should remit their college fee online and upload the receipt

using the student login.

ADMISSION PROCESS WILL BE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED ONLY AFTER

REMITTING THE COLLEGE FEE

ADMISSION SCHEDULE - PG


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Publication of Management Quota list 22nd September 2021 Wednesday

Verification of digital documents by the college authority 23rd September 2021 Thursday

Admission to Management quota 24th September 2021 Friday

Advertising vacant SC/ST seats – Phase I 25th September 2021 Saturday

Submission of application form for vacant SC/ST seats – Phase I (Offline)

27th September 2021 Monday before 2pm

* FOR SC/ST PHASE I ADMISSION THE APPLICATION FORM SHOULD BE

COLLECTED FROM THE COLLEGE OFFICE

Admission to SC/ST/seats - Phase I (Online) 28th September 2021 Tuesday

Advertising vacant SC/ST seats - Phase II 29th September 2021 Wednesday

Submission of application form for vacant SC/ST seats – Phase II (Offline)

30th September 2021 Thursday before 2 pm

* FOR SC/ST PHASE I ADMISSION THE APPLICATION FORM SHOULD BE


Admission to SC/ST/ seats - Phase II (Online) 1st October 2021 Friday

Advertising vacant seats for supplementary admission 2nd October 2021 Saturday

Submission of application form for supplementary admission (Offline)

4th October 2020 Monday before 2pm

* FOR SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION THE APPLICATION FORM SHOULD BE


Admission to supplementary seats (Online) 5th October 2021 Tuesday

Commencement of classes 27th September 2021 Monday


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CLASSIFICATION/CATEGORIZATION OF SEATS

The seats available are classified as Merit Seats (including SC/ST), Community

Seats and Management Seats.

RESERVATION OF SEATS

Types of Reservation: Out of the total merit seats available in the college for various PG

programmes; seats will be reserved for different categories under the following main items.

i. Reservation for International Students

ii. Reservation for nominees

iii. Reservation for Persons with Disabilities

iv. Reservation of Seats for Malayalee students from Andaman & Nicobar Islands

v. Reservation for Transgender candidates

vi. Special Reservation

vii. Mandatory Reservation

i. Reservation for International Students: An additional 10 percentage of seats (over and

above the sanctioned strength ) is earmarked for foreign students for each UG programme

.They can apply either on self or through the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR)

attached to the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India

The ICCR offers a number of scholarships to enable International students to pursue higher

studies in Universities and other recognized institutions of higher learning in India

ii. Reservation for Nominees: An additional seat for each programme in affiliated Arts and

Science colleges shall be created exclusively for the purpose of accommodating students

sponsored by the Union Territory of Lakshadweep. This seat shall not be filled up by other

candidates. The Head of the institution should forward the list of such candidates admitted,

separately to the University, immediately after admissions (U.O. No. Ac.AI/3/2761/06 dated

20.7.2006). The students who seek admission in this category should first apply online and

submit the print out of the online application to the college.

iii. Reservation for Persons with Disabilities (PD): 5% seats of the sanctioned strength shall

be created over and above in all affiliated institutions exclusively for candidates with

benchmark disability (as per clause32 (l) of chapter VI, The Rights of Persons with

Disabilities Act, 2016). If candidates are not available in a particular category, the seats shall

not be filled from any other categories.


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‘Person with disability’ means a person suffering from not less than 40% of any disability as

certified by a Medical Board constituted for this purpose. Candidates who have a minimum

of 40% disability alone will be eligible for this quota. A relaxation of 5% of marks in the

qualifying examination from the prescribed minimum is allowed.

Candidates seeking admission under Differently Abled category should submit the

“Certificate of disability”, issuednot earlier than 5 years prior to the submission of

application, by the District Medical Board or bodies of higher status, certifying the 8 degree

of percentage of disability. The Permanent Disability Card issued by the State Government is

also considered. Based on the details furnished in the online application, candidates will be

provisionally included under the “Differently Abled” category

Candidates seeking admission under PD category should upload with their application form,

an attested copy of the ‘Certificate of disability’ issued by a District Medical Board or bodies

of higher status, certifying the degree or percentage of disability.

iv. Reservation of Seats for Malayalee students from Andaman & Nicobar Islands:- : An

additional seat for each programme in affiliated Arts and Science colleges shall be created

exclusively for the purpose of Malayalee students from Andaman & Nicobar Islands. This

seat shall not be filled up by other candidates (U.O. No. 6199/AI/2016/Acad dated

23.11.2016). The Head of the institutions should forward the list of such candidates admitted,

separately to the University, immediately after admissions. The students who seek admission

in this category should first apply online and submit the print out of the online application to

the college.

v. Reservation for Transgender candidates: Two seats shall be created over and above the

sanctioned strength in all courses in affiliated Arts & Science Colleges exclusively for

admitting Transgender students. (G.O.(Ms)No.153/2018 HEdn dated 03.07.2018). However

such students should also apply online.

vi. Special Reservation: The seats reserved under Sports Quota and Cultural Quota come

under this category. The students who seek admission in this category should apply online.

The selection of candidates under this category will be based on the rank in the

inter-se-merit list and not on the basis of the Degree of disability.

No reservation of seat is allowed for Blind candidates for Science subjects.


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The admission shall be based on the revised guidelines issued vide UO No. 2435/AC A

1/2020/MGU dated 09/06/2020.

a) Sports Quota: Two seats in each programme (interchangeable) shall be reserved for

candidates with outstanding records in Sports & Games. However, not more than 20% of

seats reserved for the general quota seats of a particular programme shall not be filled for

sports quota when applying interchangeability for a particular programme. The applicant

for admission to the sports reservation quota should have won a minimum of third

position (Bronze Medal) in the school sub - district competition (inter-School at Plus Two /

Higher Secondary Level) in addition to his / her satisfying the academic eligibility. Only

the events which are having inter collegiate competitions in Mahatma Gandhi University

alone will be considered for admission.

Age Limit: Upper age limit for applying through Sports quota is 25 years.

The following guidelines shall be followed in determining merit in sports for

admission to the U.G. Programmes. Marks shall be awarded for the Sports merit

certificates as detailed in the appended Table.

A. The minimum eligibility for admission of a candidate to Under Graduate

Programme (sports quota) will be winning a minimum of third position in the

school sub - district competition (inter-school at Plus Two/Higher Secondary

level) in addition to satisfying the academic eligibility.

B. Performance in any year during the Plus Two Programme will be taken into

consideration.

Points for various categories

Sl. No. Item Points

1. Representing India in approved world Championships/Olympics and winning Gold Medal

200

2. Representing India in approved world Championships/Olympics and winning Silver Medal

195

3. Representing India in approved world Championships/Olympics

and winning Bronze Medal

190

4. Representing India in approved world Championships/Olympics 185


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Sl. No. Item Points

5. Representing India in Common wealth Games/Asian

Championship etc. And Winning Gold medal

180

6. Representing India in Common wealth Games/Asian

Championship etc. And Winning Silver medal

175

7. Representing India in Common wealth Games/Asian Championship etc. And Winning Bronze medal

170

8. Representing India in Common wealth Games/Asian Championship etc.

165

9. Representing India in World University games and winning a Gold

medal

160

10. Representing India in World University games and winning a

Silver medal

155

11. Representing India in World University games and winning a Bronze medal

150

12. Representing India in World University games 145

13. Representing India in Regional Championship such as SAF Games and winning a Gold Medal

140

14. Representing India in Regional Championship such as SAF Games and winning a Silver Medal

135

15. Representing India in Regional Championship such as SAF Games and winning a Bronze Medal

130

16. Representing India in Regional Championship such as SAF Games 125

17. Representing Kerala State in National Championship for Senior / Youth and Winning Gold Medal

120

18. Representing Kerala State in National Championship for Senior / Youth and Winning Silver Medal

115

19. Representing Kerala State in National Championship for Senior / Youth and Winning Bronze Medal

110

20. Representing Kerala State in National Championship for Senior / Youth Championship

105

21. Representing a University in All India / South Zone Inter University Competition and Winning a Gold Medal

100

22. Representing a University in All India / South Zone Inter 95


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Sl. No. Item Points

University Competition and Winning a Silver Medal

23. Representing a University in All India / South Zone Inter University Competition and Winning a Bronze Medal

90

24. Representing Kerala State in South Zone Championship for

Senior/Youth and Winning a Gold Medal

85

25. Representing Kerala State in South Zone Championship for Senior/Youth and Winning a Silver Medal

80

26. Representing Kerala State in South Zone Championship for Senior/Youth and Winning a Bronze Medal

75

27. Representing Kerala State in South Zone Championship for Senior/Youth

70

28. Representing a University in All India / South Zone Inter University Championship

65

29. Representing State in all India Rural Sports / Women’s Sports and Winning a Gold Medal

60

30. Representing State in all India Rural Sports / Women’s Sports and Winning a Silver Medal

55

31. Representing State in all India Rural Sports / Women’s Sports and Winning a Bronze Medal

50

32. Representing Kerala State in All India Rural Sports / Women’s Sports

45

33. Representing District in Inter-District Championship for Seniors/Youth and Winning a Gold Medal

40

34. Representing District in Inter-District Championship for Seniors/Youth and Winning a Silver Medal

35

35. Representing District in Inter-District Championship for

Seniors/Youth and Winning a Bronze Medal

30

36. Representing District in Inter-District Championship for Seniors/Youth Students selected for KSSC Sports hostel scheme

25

37. Representing a college in the Inter Collegiate Championship and Winning a Gold Medal

20

38. Representing a college in the Inter Collegiate Championship and

Winning a Silver Medal

15


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Sl. No. Item Points

39. Representing a college in the Inter Collegiate Championship and

Winning a Bronze Medal

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40. Representing a college in the Inter Collegiate Tournament 05

The selection of candidates under the category will be based on the proficiency in

sports/games. i. A person can score points only in one category.

ii. The highest score will be counted

iii. Where bracketed, scores in other categories will be counted

iv. Where still bracketed, Priority will be given in the order of merit i.e.; 1st,

2nd, and 3rd place respectively

v. Those with a more number of achievements in the same level will be

placed above the others (more number of 1st places, more number of 2nd

places and so one.

vi. Individual achievements will be ranked above team achievements

vii. A new record is created, he/she will be given priority.

viii. If the tie could not be resolved by any of the above mentioned sports

achievements, the index marks based on the qualifying examination shall

be considered for breaking the tie.

ix. Performance in any year during the Under Graduate Programme will be

taken into consideration.

x. The students admitted in Sports quota shall mandatorily be available to

represent the University in the Inter University competitions unless

specifically exempted by the Vice-Chancellor/Director of Physical

Education, Mahatma Gandhi University.


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Addendum

1. Only the events which are having Intercollegiate competitions in Mahatma

Gandhi University alone will be considered for Sports Quota admissions. The

list of events as follows :-

Athletics, Badminton, Ball Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Chess, Cricket,

Cross Country, Cycling, Fencing, Football, Handball, Hockey, Judo, Kho-kho,

Kabaddi, Netball, Power Lifting, Roleball, Roller Sports, Softball, Swimming,

Taekwondo, Tennis, Table Tennis, Weight Lifting, Wrestling, Yoga 1. Approved World competitions means the competitions organized by the

International Apex Bodies of the concerned discipline and in which the

national teams are sponsored by the National Apex Bodies and cleared by

Sports Authority of India / Government of India.

2. The National Championship means the championships conducted by the

National Apex Bodies of the concerned discipline. District Competition means

revenue district competition conducted by district association in respective

sports.

3. Individual games/event means a game/event in which individual performs

lone.

4. When a candidates has number of achievement in a sports / different

discipline his / her best achievement will be taken in to consideration.

5. For team events, colleges should upload the events they wish to choose in the

beginning of each academic year.

6. Note : Those who seek admission through sports quota, shall apply online and

upload necessary documents at the time of applying online in the concerned E-mail

Id. The applicants included in the provisional rank list shall report to the college on

the date specified for the physical verification of records/credentials claimed in the

online application. A final rank list shall be prepared after the physical verification of

records by the college authorities and candidates may obtain admission as per the

rank list.

If vacancies arise due to discontinuation of candidates under Sports quota, the

next eligible candidate in the Rank List shall be admitted. No candidates under any


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circumstances shall be allowed to apply after the last date specified for the sports

quota admissions as the seats are deduced from general merit quota seats.

Cultural Quota

The selection shall be made from among the applicants for the cultural quota on merit as follows:-

Level Points of Participation

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

National Inter University Youth Festival/ Competition of Association of Indian Universities

50 30 20 10

Zonal Inter University Youth Festival / Competition of Association of Indian Universities

30 20 10 -

Annual University Youth Festival of any University in Kerala

20 10 5 -

In the absence of applicants who do not secure 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th places

candidates with ‘A’ Grade shall be considered for admission. The selection of

candidates under the category will be based on the proficiency in cultural events

only.

Clauses for selection under Cultural Quota

1. A person can score points only in one category

2. The highest score will be counted

3. Where bracketed, scores in other categories will be counted

4. Where still bracketed person who was the university athletic champion will

be given 3 extra points.

5. Performance in any year during the Degree Course in Mahatma Gandhi

University will be taken into consideration

6. She must be available for University events unless specifically exempted by

the Vice-Chancellor / Director of Physical Education, Mahatma Gandhi

University


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A. PG AIDED PROGRAMME

Sl. No. Seat Reservation Percentage

1 Open Quota 50

2 Scheduled Caste 15

3 Scheduled Tribe 05

4 Community Quota 10

5 Management Quota 20

B. PG UNAIDED PROGRAMME

In the Unaided Programme, 50 % of the seats shall be filled by the Management. The

remaining 50% of the seats shall be distributed as follows. ]

Sl. No. Seat Reservation Percentage

1 Open Quota 55

2 Scheduled Caste 08

3 Scheduled Tribe 02

4 Ezhava, Thiyya, Billava 09

5 Muslim 08

6 Latin Catholic other than Anglo Indians

02

7 Other Backward Christians 01

8 Other Backward Hindus 05

9 *EWS (Economically Weaker Section)

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DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS

EWS Category

10% of the total seats in Self financing programmes are reserved for applicants belonging to Economically Weaker Section. For availing the benefit of reservation under this category the annual family income of the applicant shall not exceed the prescribed limit i.e. four lakhs as stipulated in GO [MS]No.128/2020/H Edn dated 20/03/2020.


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* For the limited purpose of reservation, under this category, candidates belonging to all

those communities which do not enjoy communal reservation will be eligible vide UO

No.3047/AC A1/2020/MGU dated 07/07/2020. Candidates who wish to avail reservation

under EWS will have to produce the Income & Assets Certificate from the village

officer concerned.

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

NB : All the Postgraduate Programmeare extended over 4 Semesters of Two Years

(Credit and Semester System – CSS)

AIDED

Sl. No.

Programme No. of seats

1 MA History 15

2. MSc Physics 12

3. MSc Computer Science

12

4. Master of Commerce & Management

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UNAIDED

Sl. No.

Programme No. of seats

1 M A English 30

2 MSc Dietetics and Food Service Management

20

3 M.Com Finance 15

4 MSW with medical & Psychiatric work / Community Development

30

5 MSc Textiles & Fashion 15


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Bonus Marks

1. A Bonus of five marks will be awarded to NCC and NSS candidates for

admission to all Programmes. For NCC candidates the bonus marks will be

awarded on the basis of the NCC certificates signed by the Director and issued by

the Directorate provided the candidates have secured at least 75% attendance

after having participated in NCC activities during the period of study for

Undergraduate Programmes. An additional bonus mark of 3 will be given to ‘A’

certificate holders and 5 marks each to ‘B’ and ‘C’ Certificate holders in proof of

their high proficiency. The Claim of these candidates who have participated in

NCC/NSS activities prior to the University level programme i.e Higher

Secondary /Plus Two / Vocational Higher Secondary etc will not be taken into

account for awarding bonus marks.

2. In respect of NSS candidates the bonus marks will be awarded on the basis of

NSS certificates signed by the Vice Chancellor or the Pro-Vice Chancellor and

issued to volunteers who have completed 240 hours of work within a period of 2

years of undergraduate study immediately preceding the P.G programmes for

which admission sought.

3. A Bonus of 15 marks will be awarded to the Ex-servicemen applicants and

widows and children of Jawans and Ex-service men seeking admission to the

P.G. Programmes. Applicants in this category should invariably produce the

certificate in support of their claim at the time of admission. The certificate

should be obtained not earlier than six months from the last date of submission of

application from the military authorities or state. ZillaSainik Welfare Officer to

the effect that the applicant is the son/daughter of ex service man or an ex

service man himself/herself.

PREPARATION OF RANK LIST FOR ADMISSION TO PG COURSES


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4. The benefit of bonus marks can be scored by a candidate only under one category

i.e.; either NSS or NCC.

5. Bonus marks will be added only if the candidate has obtained the prescribed

minimum qualifying marks in the qualifying examination while calculating the

index marks.

6. Deduction will be made from the total ranking marks for those candidates who

had availed more than one chance in passing the qualifying examination as

detailed below:

Penalty of 5marks will be deducted from the total rank marks for each additional

appearance she has taken for completing the qualifying examination. Number of

chances means the number of chances for passing any part of the qualifying

examination excluding cancellation.

7. Wherever letter grades are given for the qualifying examination, the candidate

should produce the relevant document so that the grades can be converted into

actual marks. In the case of grades where marks range is given, the mid value

will be taken for computation of index marks.


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ELIGIBILITY AND PREPARATION OF RANK LIST

Eligibility for Admission

Academic eligibility should be satisfied as on the last date for submission of

academic data.

No candidate shall be admitted to the PG Degree programme unless she

possesses qualification and minimum requirement thereof.

If an applicant for admission is found to have indulged in ragging in the past

or if it is noticed later, admissions shall be denied or she shall be expelled

from the educational institution.

(i) Candidates should have passed the corresponding Degree Examination under

the 10+2+3 pattern with one core/ main subject and two

complementary/subsidiary subjects from any of the Universities in Kerala or

of any other University recognized by Mahatma Gandhi University as

equivalent thereto for admission, subject to the stipulation regarding marks.

or (ii) Candidates who have passed Degree examination with Double or Triple main

subject or candidates who have passed the Degree Examination in Vocational

or Specialized Programmes are also eligible for admission. However, they have

to submit copy of the Equivalency/Eligibility Certificate from Mahatma Gandhi

University, stating that, their Qualifying Examination is recognized for seeking

admission to the relevant P.G. Degree Course(s) as applicable, at the time of

admission. This provision is not applicable in the case of those applicants who

have passed their qualifying examination from MG University.

(iii) The minimum requirements for admission to PG Degree Programmes are:

MA Programmes : In the case of those subjects for which applicants who have taken

the subjects as optional at Under Graduate level and are declared qualified to seek

admission.

75% of the total seats will be reserved for those who have taken the subject as

Optional (Main) concerned under Part III for the BA Degree Course.


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PG AIDED PROGRAMMES I MA HISTORY

CBCS Pattern (2013) CBCSS pattern (2009) Pre CBCSS patterns

Graduation in any subject

in the faculty of social

sciences or graduation in

the faculty of language

and literature with

English (Model I/II/III) /

law with not less than

CCPA of 4.5 out of 10.00

in the core group (Core +

Open Course

+Complementary)

Graduation in any subject

in the faculty of social

sciences or graduation in

the faculty of language

and literature with

English (Model I/II/III) /

law with not less than

CGPA of 1.8 out of 4 in

the core group (Core +

Open Course

+Complementary)

Graduation in any

subject in the faculty of

Social Sciences or

graduation in the faculty

of language and

literature with English

(Model I/II/III)/law

with not less than 45%

marks in the Part III

Subjects (Main +

Subsidiaries).

Weightage of 10 marks shall be given to the candidates who have studied

History as optional. 75% of the total seats would be reserved for BA History

(Main Model I/II) candidates. Weightage of 5 marks shall be given to the

candidates who have studied Model III

II MSc COMPUTER SCIENCE

Graduation in Computer

Application (BCA) or B.Sc

Degree with Mathematics/

Computer Science/

Electronics/ IT as one of

the subjects with not less

than CCPA of 5.00 out of

10.00 in Core Group (Core

+ Complementary + Open

Courses)

Graduation in Computer

Application (BCA) or B.Sc

Degree with Mathematics/

Computer Science/

Electronics/IT as one of the

subjects with not less than

CGPA of 2.00 out of 4 in

Core Group (Core +

Complementary + Open

Courses)

Graduation in

Computer Applications

(BCA) or B.Sc degree

with

Mathematics/Computer

Science/ Electronics/IT

as one of the subjects


marks in part III

subjects (Main/Core +

Subsidiaries /

Complementaries)

OR

B Tech in Computer Science

A weightage of 20% marks scored by the candidate in Part III core/Main shall be

added to the total of Part III for those who have studied Computer

Science/Computer Applications/Electronics as Core/Main after standardizing the

marks secured for the same to 600.


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III MSc PHYSICS

Graduation in Physics or

Electronic Equipment

Maintenance with not less than

CCPA of 5.00 out of 10.00 in the

Core Group (Core +


Courses)



Maintenance with not less

than CGPA of 2.00 out of 4 in

the Core Group (Core +


Courses)



maintenance with not less

than 50% marks in the Part

III subjects (Main/Core +

subsidiaries /

Complementaries).

IV MCom MASTER OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM /BFM/

any other Graduation in the

faculty of Commerce or

Management with not less than

CCPA of 4.5 out of 10 in the

Core Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM/BFM

/any other Graduation in the

faculty of Commerce or

Management with not less

than CGPA of 1.80 out of 4 in



Courses)

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM

/BFM/any other

Graduation in the faculty of

Commerce or Management



(Main/Core +

Subsidiaries/Comple-

mentaries)

PG UNAIDED PROGRAMMES

I MA ENGLISH

For Faculty of Language & Literature

Graduates who have passed

qualifying examination in

CBCS (2013/2017) pattern


qualifying examination in

CBCSS 2009 pattern


qualifying examination in other

patterns

Graduation in English under

(Model I/II/III) or

graduation in other faculties

of language and literature,

social science, science,

Graduation in English under

(Model I/II/III) or

graduation in other faculties

of language and literature,

social science, science,

Graduation in English (Model

I/II/III) or graduation in other

faculties of language and literature,

social science, science, oriental

studies are eligible for applying for

75% of the total seats will be reserved for those who have taken then subject as Optional (Main Model I/II/III) concerned under Part III for the BA Degree Course


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oriental studies are eligible

for applying for MA

programme in English

provided they satisfy the

eligibility criteria as detailed

below.

oriental studies are eligible

for applying for MA

programme in English

provided they satisfy the

eligibility criteria as detailed

below.

MA programme in English

provided they satisfy the eligibility

criteria as detailed below.

English Language &

Literature Model I

Candidates should possess

CCPA of 4.5 out of 10.00 in

the Core Group (core plus

open and complementary

courses). However, if the

CCPA scored by the

graduate for common course

is greater than the CCPA

scored for core course, the

CCPA scored for common

course will be taken into

account for the calculation of

index marks, provided they

secure a minimum CCPA of

5.00 for common course.

English Language &

Literature Model I


CGPA of 1.80 out of 4.00 in

the Core Group (core plus

open and complementary

courses). However, if the

CGPA scored by the

graduate for common course

is greater than the CGPA

scored for core course, the

CGPA scored for common

course will be taken into

account for the calculation of

index marks, provided they

score a minimum CGPA of

2.00 for common course.

English Language & Literature

Model I

Candidates should possess 45%

marks in main & subsidiary

subjects under Part III. However, if

the mark scored by the graduate

for Part I English is greater than

the mark secured for Part III, the

mark secured for Part I English

will be taken into account for the

calculation of index mark,

provided they secure a minimum

of 50% marks for Part I English.

Weightage of 10% marks scored for Part III Core/Main/Part I Common courses as the case may

be, shall be given to the candidates after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600.

English Language &

Literature Model II

Candidates should possess a


Core Group (Core + Open +

Complementary).

English Language &

Literature Model II




Complementary).

English Language & Literature

Model II

Candidates should pass 45% of

marks in the Part III subjects (Main

+ subsidiaries)

Weightage of 10% marks scored for Part III Core/Main courses as the case may be shall be given

to the candidates after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600.

English Literature &

Communication Studies

Model III (Double Main)

English Literature &

Communication Studies

Model III (Double Main)

BA communicative English Model

III (Single Main)



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Complementary).


a CGPA of 1.80 out of 4.00

in Core Group (Core +

Open + Complementary).

minimum of 50% marks in Part I

English (3 papers) and 45% in the

Part III subjects (Main +

Subsidiaries)

For the calculation of Index Marks,

marks scored in Part I alone is taken

into account

Weightage of 5% marks scored for Part III Core Course/Papers as the case may be, shall be

given to the candidates after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600

English Literature,

Communication Studies &

Journalism Model III

(Triple Main)

Graduates should possess a


Core Group (Core + open +

Complementary). Weightage

of the equivalent 5% scored

for Core course shall be

given.

English Literature,


Journalism Model III

(Triple Main)

Graduates should possess a


Core Group (Core + open +

Complementary). Weightage

of the equivalent 5% scored

for Core course shall be

given.

English Literature,


Journalism Model III (Triple

Main)

Graduates should possess 45% in

Part III subjects

The marks secured for the

following papers are taken into

account for the calculation of index

marks

1. Phonetics 2. History of English

Literature

3. English Poetry 4. English Essays and

Fiction

5. English Drama 6. Literary Criticism

Weightage of 5% marks scored for Part III Core courses/papers as the case may be shall be

given to the candidates after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600

Other graduates in the faculties of Language & Literature, Social Science, Science & Oriental Studies

Graduate should posses a


six common Papers for Part I

and secure CCPA of 1.80

Core Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduate should posses a


six common Papers for Part I

and secure CGPA of 1.80

Core Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduate should posses 50%

marks in Part I English (3 papers)

and 45% marks in the Part III

subjects (Main + Subsidiaries)

The marks secured for Part I English for conventional mark system must be out of 300 and a minimum

of 19 credit is required for Part I English in the case of those who have studied in Grading System


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II M.Sc DIETETICS AND FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT

Graduation in Family

and Community Science

/Home Science, Food

Service Management &

Dietetics, Food Service

and Quality Control, BSc

Nursing, BSc Graduation

in Zoology,

Microbiology, Food

Microbiology, Chemistry

and Biotechnology with

PG Diploma in Nutrition

and Dietetics / Open

Course in Nutrition for

wellness /Dietetics

Model I & II Degree of

Mahatma Gandhi

University or any

statutory University

recognized by Mahatma

Gandhi University with

not less than CCPA 5

out of 10 in the Core

Group

Graduation in Family and

Community Science /Home

Science, Food Service

Management & Dietetics,

Food Service and Quality

Control, BSc Nursing, BSc

Graduation in Zoology,

Microbiology, Food

Microbiology, Chemistry

and Biotechnology with PG

Diploma in Nutrition and

Dietetics / Open Course in

Nutrition for wellness

/Dietetics Model I & II

Degree of Mahatma Gandhi

University or any statutory

University recognized by

Mahatma Gandhi University

with not less than CGPA of

2.00 out of 4 in the Core

Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduation in Family and Community

Science /Home Science, Food Service

Management & Dietetics, Food Service

and Quality Control, BSc Nursing, BSc

Graduation in Zoology, Microbiology,

Food Microbiology, Chemistry and

Biotechnology with PG Diploma in

Nutrition and Dietetics / Open Course

in Nutrition for wellness /Dietetics

Model I & II Degree of Mahatma

Gandhi University or any statutory

University recognized by Mahatma

Gandhi University with not less than

50% in the Part III subjects (Main/Core

+ subsidiaries / Complementaries

Weightage of 10% marks scored by the candidate in Part III Core/Main shall be added to the

total of Part III Core/Main for those candidates who have studied above mentioned qualifying

degrees for the purpose of calculating index marks after standardizing the marks secured for

the same to 600

1. In addition to the existing criteria, any science graduate who has done a minimum of three

papers from the following list are also eligible

ClinicalNutrition/Nutrition/Dietetics/Biochemistry/Biotechnology 2. Human Physiology 3.

Public Health Nutrition / Community Nutrition / Epidemiology 4. Food Microbiology /

Microbiology 5. Good Science and Quality Control / Food Technology /Food Service

Management / Catering

Graduation in Zoology, Graduation in Zoology, Graduation in Zoology,


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Microbiology, Food

Microbiology, Chemistry,

Biotechnology (with not less than

CCPA of 5.00 out of 10.00 in the

Core Group (Core +


Courses) with PG Diploma in

Nutrition and Dietetics / Open

Course in Nutrition for wellness

/ Dietetics are also eligible.

Microbiology, Food


Biotechnology (with not

less than CGPA of 2.00 out

of 4 in the Core Group

(Core + Complementary +

Open Courses) with PG


Dietetics / Open Course

in Nutrition for wellness /

Dietetics are also eligible.

Microbiology, Food


Biotechnology (with not less than

50% in the Part III subjects

(main/Core + subsidiaries /

Complementaries) with PG


Dietetics / Open Course in

Nutrition for wellness / Dietetics

are also eligible.

III MSc TEXTILES AND FASHION

Graduation in any Fashion

or Textile related subject /

Graduation with Textiles

of Fashion as core course /

open course or Graduation

with Diploma in Fashion

or Textile related topic

recognized by the

University with not less

than CCPA of 5 out of 10

in the Core Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduation in any Fashion

or Textile related subject /

Graduation with Textiles

of Fashion as core course /

open course or Graduation

with Diploma in Fashion

or Textile related topic

recognized by the

University with not less

than CGPA of 2 out of 4 in



Courses)

Graduation in any Fashion or

Textile related subject /

Graduation with Textiles of

Fashion as core course / open

course or Graduation with

Diploma in Fashion or Textile

related topic recognized by the

University with not less than

50% marks in the Part III

subjects (Main/Core +

Subsidiaries/Complementaries

)

An entrance test is prescribed for admission.

IV MCom FINANCE

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM with

not less than CCPA of 4.5 out

of 10 in the Core Group


Open Courses)

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM

with not less than CGPA

of 1.80 out of 4 in the

Core Group (Core +


Courses)

Graduation in

Commerce/BBA/BBM



(Main/Core +

Subsidiaries/Comple-

mentaries)


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V MSW with Medical & Psychiatric Social Work, Community Development

Graduation with not

less than CCPA of 4.5 out

of 10.00 in the Core Group


Open Courses)

Graduation

with not less than

CGPA of 1.8 out of 4

in the Core Group

(Core +

Complementary +

Open Courses)

Graduation with not less

than 45% marks in the Part III

Subjects (Main/ Core +

Subsidiaries/Complementaries)

An entrance test is prescribed for admission

Relaxation in marks in the qualifying examination

Kerala Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe Category: Theminimum grade in the

qualifying examination for admission to the PG Degree Programmes is ‘C’ in the

7 point scale for CBCSS (2009)/ CCPA of 3.5 for CBCSS (2013) / a pass for pre

CBCSS applicants

SEBC Category : A relaxation of 3% marks in the qualifying examination from

the prescribed minimum is allowed i.e. CGPA of 1.88 for CBCSS (2009), CCPA

of 4.7 for CBCSS (2013), applicants and 47% marks for pre CBCSS applicants for

admission to MSc Programmes and CGPA of 1.68 for CBCSS (2009), CCPA of 4.2

The open course under core group is taken only for reckoning the eligibility for applying for the PG Programmes concerned. But a

candidate cannot apply for the respective PG Programmes solely on the basis of the open course selected under core group


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for CBCSS (2013) applicants and 42% marks for pre – CBCSS applicants for

admission to MA/MCom programmes.

OEC Category: A relaxation of 5% marks in the qualifying examination from the

prescribed minimum is allowed i.e. CGPA of 1.80 for CBCSS (2009), CCPA of 4.5

for CBCSS (2013) applicants and 45% marks for pre CBCSS applicants for

admission to MSc. Programmes and CGPA of 1.60 for CBCSS (2009), CCPA of 4.0

for CBCSS (2013) applicants and 40% marks for pre CBCSS applicants for

admission to MA/ MCom programmes

Persons with Disability Category: A relaxation of 5% marks in the qualifying

examination from the prescribed minimum is allowed i.e. CGPA of 1.80 for

CBCSS (2009), CCPA of 4.5 for CBCSS (2013) applicants and 45% marks for pre –

CBCSS applicants for admission to MSc programmes and CGPA of 1.60 for

CBCSS (2009), CCPA of 4.0 for CBCSS (2013) applicants and 40% marks for pre

CBCSS applicants for admission to MA/ MCom programme.

Preparation of Rank List

Under Pre – CBCSS pattern the ranklist of P.G. Degree programmes will be

prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in the qualifying examination in Part III

subjects unless otherwise mentioned, standardised to 1000. The index mark is

arrived at after adding/ deducting weightage/ bonus marks/handicap marks, if

any.

Under CBCSS (2009) and CBCSS (2013) pattern, the CGPA secured for Part III

Core group (Core + Complementary Courses) unless otherwise mentioned shall be

converted into marks out of 1000. The index mark is arrived at after adding/

deducting weightage /bonus marks/ handicap marks, if any.


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3. BONUS MARKS

The Bonus marks will be awarded as follows

3.1 A Bonus of five marks will be awarded to NCC and NSS candidates for

admission to all Programmes. For NCC candidates the bonus marks will be

awarded on the basis of the NCC certificates signed by the Director and issued by

the Directorate provided the candidates have secured at least 75% attendance

after having participated in NCC activities during the period of study for

Undergraduate Programmes. An additional bonus mark of 3 will be given to ‘A’

certificate holders and 5 marks each to ‘B’ and ‘C’ Certificate holders in proof of

their high proficiency. The Claim of these candidates who have participated in

NCC/NSS activities prior to the University level programme i.e Higher

Secondary /Plus Two / Vocational Higher Secondary etc will not be taken into

account for awarding bonus marks.

3.2 In respect of NSS candidates the bonus marks will be awarded on the basis of

NSS certificates signed by the Vice Chancellor or the Pro-Vice Chancellor and

issued to volunteers who have completed 240 hours of work within a period of 2

years of undergraduate study immediately preceding the P.G programmes for

which admission sought.

3.3 A Bonus of 15 marks will be awarded to the Ex-servicemen applicants and

widows and children of Jawans and Ex-service men seeking admission to the

P.G. Programmes. Applicants in this category should invariably produce the

certificate in support of their claim at the time of admission. The certificate

should be obtained not earlier than six months from the last date of submission of

application from the military authorities or state. ZillaSainik Welfare Officer to

the effect that the applicant is the son/daughter of ex service man or an ex

service man himself/herself.


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3.4 The benefit of bonus marks can be scored by a candidate only under one category

i.e.; either NSS or NCC.

3.5 Bonus marks will be added only if the candidate has obtained the prescribed

minimum qualifying marks in the qualifying examination while calculating the

index marks.

3.6 Deduction will be made from the total ranking marks for those candidates who

had availed more than one chance in passing the qualifying examination as

detailed below:

Penalty of 5marks will be deducted from the total rank marks for each additional

appearance she has taken for completing the qualifying examination. Number of

chances means the number of chances for passing any part of the qualifying

examination excluding cancellation.

3.7 Wherever letter grades are given for the qualifying examination, the candidate

should produce the relevant document so that the grades can be converted into

actual marks. In the case of grades where marks range is given, the mid value

will be taken for computation of index marks.


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4. CALCULATION OF INDEX MARKS

Index mark is calculated after adding/deducting the weightage /bonus

marks/penalty, if any. For details regarding the weightage of marks for various

programmes, please refer to Chapter 2 relating to the eligibility for admission.

I. MA English

75% of the total seats will be reserved for those who have taken the subject as

Optional (Main Model I/II/III) concerned under Part III for the BA Degree

Course.

Model I English

Index mark is calculated on the basis of percentage of marks secured for part

III Core course / Main or Part I common course / papers, whichever is higher.

CBCS Pattern (2013/2017) CBCSS Pattern(2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern

CCPA secured for

common course/ core

courses is converted into

percentage marks by

multiplying the same by

10. The percentage of

marks thus obtained is

converted into marks out

of 1000 by multiplying

the same by 10.

CGPA secured for

common courses/core

courses is converted into

percentage marks by


25. The percentage of

marks thus obtained is

converted into marks out

of 1000 by multiplying

the same by 10.

Marks secured for part

III main/part I English

is converted into 1000.

A = Core or Common Course (English), whichever is higher

CBCSPattern (2013/2017)

Final Index Mark = CCPA of A x 100 + * Weightage (if any) + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)

* Weightage = CCPA of A x 6


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Model II English

Model II English

Index mark is calculated on the basis of percentage of marks secured for part III

Core / Main courses.

CBCS Pattern (2013/2017) CBCSS Pattern(2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern

CCPA secured for Core

courses is converted into percentage marks by

multiplying the same by 10. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out

of 1000 by multiplying the same by 10.

CGPA secured for core

courses is converted into percentage of marks by

multiplying the same by 25. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out

of 1000 by multiplying the same by 10.

Marks secured for

part III Main/Part I English is converted

into 1000.

A = Core (English)

Model III English (Double Main/ Triple Main) Index mark is calculated on the basis of percentage of marks secured for core paper

CBCSS Pattern (2009)

Final Index Mark = CGPA of A x 250 + * Weightage (if any) + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)

* Weightage = CGPA of A x 15 Pre-CBCSS Pattern

Final Index Mark = Total Marks of A on 1000 + * Weightage (if any) + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)

* Weightage = 10% of marks of A on 600

CBCS Pattern (2013/201)





* Weightage = CGPA of A x 15

Pre-CBCSS Pattern




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Model III English (Double Main / Triple Main)

Index mark is calculated on the basis of percentage of marks secured for Core

Papers.

A = Core (English)

CBCS Pattern (2013/2017) CBCSS Pattern (2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern

CCPA secured for core

papers is converted into percentage of marks by multiplying the same by 10. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out of 1000 by multiplying the

same by 10.

CGPA secured for Core

papers is converted into percentage of marks by multiplying the same by 25. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out of 1000 by

multiplying the same by 10.

Marks secured for the

following papers is converted into 1000.

i. Phonetics ii. History of English

Literature iii. English Poetry

iv. English Essays and Fiction

v. English Drama vi. Literacy Criticism

CBCS Pattern (2013)



CBCSS (2009)


* Weightage = CGPA of A x 7.5


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Pre-CBCSS Pattern

Marks secured for the following papers is converted into 1000.

i. Phonetics ii. History of English Literature

iii. English PoetryA

iv. English Essays and Fiction v. English Drama vi. Literacy Criticism



Graduates in other Programmes under faculty of Language & Literature, Social

Science, Science and Oriental Studies


CCPA secured for Part I

Common courses is

converted into percentage

of marks by multiplying

the same by 10. The

percentage of marks thus

obtained is converted into

marks out of 1000 by

multiplying the same by 10.

CGPA secured for Part I

Common courses is

converted into percentage

of marks by multiplying

the same by 25. The

percentage of marks thus

obtained is converted into

marks out of 1000 by


10.

Marks secured for Part I

English is converted

into 1000.

A = Common Course (English)

CBCSPattern (2013)

Final Index mark = CCPA of A x 100 + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)

CBCSSPattern (2009)

Final Index mark = CGPA of A x 250 + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)

Pre-CBCSS Pattern

Final Index mark = Mark of A on 1000 + bonus (if any) - penalty (if any)


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II MA HISTORY/ MSC. PHYSICS/ MSC.COMPUTER SCIENCE/

MSC. DIETETICS


CCPA secured for Part III core + complementary courses is taken into account for the calculation of index marks as stated below:

{(CCPA (Core course)× total credit of core courses) + (CCPA of complementary course I × total credit for complementary course I)+ (CCPA of complementary course II × total credit for complementary courses II)}/ (total credit for core courses + total credit for complementary courses) ..................... (A)

(A) × 100 .......... (B)

(i.e. marks out of 1000 for core plus complementary)

{CCPA (Core Course) × total credit of core courses } × 6 × 10 .......................................( C)

Total credit for core courses (i.e. marks of part III core standardised to 600)

CGPA secured for Part III Core + Complementary courses is taken into account for the calculation of index marks as stated below:

[(CGPA (core course) × total credit of core courses) + (CGPA of complementary course I × total credit for complementary courses I)+(CGPA of Complementary courses II×total credit for complementary courses II)]/ (total credit for core courses + total credit for complementary courses) ..................(A) (A) × 250 ................ (B) (i.e. marks out of 1000 for core plus complementary) {CGPA (Core Courses)× total credit of core courses }× 6×25 ................ (C)

Total credit for core course (i.e. marks of Part III core standardised to 600)

a. Marks secured for Part III Main + subsidiary for Model I and Marks secured for Core + Complementary + Vocational for Model II (Standardised to 1000 ) ............. (A)

b. Marks secured for Part III main (Model I / Core papers (Model II) out of 600 .............. (B)

c. The marks thus arrived at is standardised to 1000 ...........(C)

The marks thus arrived at

is standardised to 1000 i.e. [(�)�(�)]×��

�� ............. (D)

Index Mark = D + weightage + bonus marks

– penalty, if any

Index Mark = C +

(weightage + bonus marks , if any ) – (penalty , if any)

The marks thus arrived at is standardised to 1000 i.e. [(�)�(�)]×��

�� ........... (D)

Index Mark = D + weightage + bonus marks – penalty , if any


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WEIGHTAGE DISTRIBUTION FOR FOLLOWING SUBJECTS

MA History

75% of the total seats will be reserved for those who have taken History as Optional (Main) concerned under Part III for the BA Degree Course.Weightage of 10 marks shall be given to the candidates who have studied History as optional. Weightage of 5 marks shall be given to the candidates who have studied Model III

MSc Computer Science A weightage of 20% marks scored by the candidate in Part III core/Main shall be added to the total of Part III for those who have studied Computer Science/Computer Applications/Electronics as Core/Main after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600.

MSc Dietetics Weightage of 10% marks scored by the candidate in Part III Core/Main shall be added to the total of Part III Core/Main for those candidates who have studied above mentioned qualifying degrees for the purpose of calculating index marks

after standardizing the marks secured for the same to 600 * For details (Part III Core/Main ) refer eligibility of the same (Clause 2)


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III (a) M Com FINANCE (b) MASTER OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT


CCPA secured for Core Course × total credit for core course + CCPA (Complementary course ) × total credit of complementary course /(total credit for core course + total credit for complementary course ) ...................................................... (A)

A × 10 = Percentage of marks (B)

B × 10 = marks out of 1000 (C)

CGPA secured for core course × total credit of core course + CGPA (Complementary course) × total credit of complementary course / (Total credit for core course + total credit for complementary course ) ................................................. (A)

A × 25 = Percentage of marks (B)

B × 10 = marks out of 1000 (C)

Marks secured for Part III Main papers is converted into 1000. Index mark is calculated after adding / deducting weightage/ bonus/ penalty, if any

For Graduates who have passed BCom Model II / Model III / BBA/BBM

CCPA secured for Part III core courses is converted into percentage marks by multiplying the same by 10. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out of 1000 by multiplying the same by 10.

CGPA secured for Part III core courses is converted into percentage marks by multiplying the same by 25. The percentage of marks thus obtained is converted into marks out of 1000 by multiplying the same by 10.

In the case of candidates who have passed BCom Model II, marks secured for Part III core papers is converted into 1000. In the case of candidates who have passed BBA total marks obtained excluding the marks of English, social project, management project, Viva shall be converted to 1000 and in the case of candidates who have passed BBM total marks obtained excluding the marks of English Industrial training and project report and comprehensive Viva – Voce shall be converted to 1000. Index mark is calculated after adding / deducting weightage/bonus/ penalty if any.

Index Mark = C + weightage + bonus marks– penalty, if any

Index Mark = C + (weightage + bonus marks – penalty , if any)

Marks out of 1000

......... C

Index Marks = C + Bonus marks – penalty if any

Core Course ....................(A) (A) × 10 = percentage of

marks........ (B) (B) × 10 = marks out of 1000 ..... (C ) Index marks = C + Bonus marks – penalty if any

Core Course ....................(A)

(A) × 25 = percentage of marks........ (B) (B) × 10 = marks out of 1000 ... (C) Index marks = C + Bonus marks – penalty if any


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CBCS Pattern 2013 CCPA of Part III = A

A ×10 = percentage of marks ............ (B)

B × 10 = marks out of 1000 .................(C)

Index marks = C + Bonus marks – handicap marks, if any

CBCSS Pattern 2009 CGPA of Part III = A

A ×25 = percentage of marks ............ (B)

B × 10 = marks out of 1000 .................(C)


CBCSS Pattern 2009 Marks out of 1000 = C



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IV MSc TEXTILES AND FASHION

For students with a degree in any Fashion/ Textile related subject/ with a basic

degree in any subject having textiles or Fashion as core course

CBCS 2013/2017 CBCSS (2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern

CCPA of the entire

programme × 10 → (A)

60% of (A) → (B)

40% of marks obtained in

aptitude test → (C)

CGPA of the entire


60% of (A) → (B)



Total marks obtained for

the qualifying examout of

100→ (A)

60% of (A) → (B)



CBCS Pattern (2013/2017)

Final Index Marks = B + C + bonus marks - penalty, if any


Final Index Marks = B + C + bonusmarks - penalty, if any

Pre CBCSS Pattern

Final Index Marks = B + C + bonusmarks - penalty, if any


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FOR STUDENTS WITH A DEGREE IN OTHER SUBJECTS WITH DIPLOMA IN

FASHION DESIGNING AND APPAREL MERCHANDISING

CBCS (2013/2017) CBCSS (2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern (Marks)

CCPA of the entire programme ×

10 → (A)

30% of (A) → (B)

30% of PG Diploma marks out of

100 → (C)


aptitude test → (D)

CGPA of the entire


30% of (A) → (B)

30% of PG Diploma marks

out of 100 → (C)



Percentage of Total marks

obtained for the qualifying

exam→ (A)

30% of (A) → (B)

30% of PG Diploma marks

out of 100 → (C)



CBCS (2013/2017)

Final Index Marks = B + C + D+ bonus, if any -penalty, if any

CBCSS (2009)

Final Index Marks = B + C + D + bonus, if any - penalty, if any

Pre CBCSS

Final Index Marks = B + C + D + bonus, if any - penalty, if any


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V MSW with Medical & Psychiatric Social Work,

Community Development

Weightage of 10 marks shall be given to the candidates who have studied

BSW as optional. Weightage of 5 marks shall be given to the candidates who have

studied Model III

CBCS (2013) CBCSS (2009) Pre CBCSS Pattern

CCPA of the entire programme ×

10 → (A)

60% of (A) → (B)



CGPA of the entire


60% of (A) → (B)



Percentage of Total marks

obtained for the qualifying

exam→ (A)

60% of (A) → (B)



RESOLVING OF TIE

In the case of more than one candidate obtaining equal index marks

(including Weightage/deduction, if applicable), the candidate who has scored more

CBCS (2013/2017)

Final Index Marks = B + C + bonus, if any - penalty, if any

CBCSS (2009)


Pre CBCSS



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marks in Part I common courses/papers English will be placed higher in ranking

and if the tie still persists, the marks scored in Part II common course/ additional

language will be considered. If the tie still persists, the age of the candidates will be

taken into account, the older being placed higher in ranking. Even after this exercise,

if the tie persists, the alphabetical order of the first name of the candidates will be

taken into account.

Rounding of marks of 0.5 and above the highest figure shall not be done while

calculating the percentage of marks for minimum eligibility.


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GUIDELINES FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION

Step I

Fill in Registration details

Once registration is completed, details regarding username and

password will be sent through registered Email and mobile number.

Step II

Browse the login page using your Email id and password in the Registered

Applicant Section.

Click Apply Online

Select PG Admission

Click application for the PG degree course

Click the Agree button of Terms and conditions and then proceed.

Fill up the following

Personal details - Upload passport size photo only (Jpeg format)

Educational details

Mark Entry

Certificates (Upload files in the supported format enlisted on the

page)

Certificate names indicated in red colour are mandatory.

Step III

Payment (Two options)

If Challan

Click Challan

Take print and make payment directly with Bank

If Online

Click Online fee payment and click the Make payment button.


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Once you complete the payment, you can go to My Applications to view your

application. Here there are options to check Payment Status, Stage Details, Edit,

Preview and print the application form.

Step IV

For Management quota Applications

Click Home in the left hand side option

Click Apply Online

Click Management Applications for the PG degree courses.

Fill up the application details and take the print out.

Submit the completed Application in the College Office by post or by

hand before the closing date.

Management quota Application will be available only after

completing the online application.


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Online Application Form

Passport Size Photo (Jpeg format)

Original Mark lists (Degree)

Transfer Certificate (TC) and Conduct Certificate

10th certificate (Proof of Date of Birth)

Aadhaar card

Migration Certificate (if Applicable)

Caste Certificate in case of SC/ST candidates.

Eligibility Certificate (if Applicable)

Candidates who have passed their qualifying examinations from other

Boards/Institutes/ Governments, except Board of Higher Secondary

Education Kerala, VHSE Kerala, THSE Kerala, CBSE and CISCE

(Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations ) must submit

eligibility certificate as issued by Mahatma Gandhi University

EWS Certificate (If Applicable)

Income and Asset Certificate from the revenue authorities concerned as

stipulated in GO (MS) No. 128/2020/H Edn dated 20/03/2020 in the case of

candidates who wish to avail of reservation under EWS

LIST OF DIGITAL DOCUMENTS


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Candidates who wish to avail reservation under EBFC (Economically

Backward among Forward Communities) must submit the community

certificate along with other relevant certificate issued by the revenues

authorities specifying that the candidates Below Poverty Line (BPL)

Proof of PH quota

Proof for Sports quota

Proof for Cultural quota

Supporting documents for Bonus Marks - if any

Proof for NCC/NSS participation

Proof for Ex – Serviceman


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Those who wish to apply in Management Quota, should take the print out of

the application form and submit it at the college office along with all

supporting documents from 19th August to 17th September 2021.

Anyone who secures admission on the basis of erroneous or false information

will forfeit her admission and be dismissed from the College as soon as the

matter is noticed by the authorities.

Students are advised to keep enough number of attested copies of the

certificates and marklists before submitting them in the college at the time of

admission.

Failure to Report for Admission

Candidates who do not take admission on the prescribed date and time in the

college will lose her claim for admission. Claim by candidates who fail to report in

the college before the stipulated time will not be entertained.

Points to remember:


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Admission Cell: 0481- 2420109 (Working time 9.30 am – 5.00pm)

For General queries: () , 9495200845,9496593612(7.30 am – 9 pm)

For any clarification regarding courses/ programmes, contact the phone

numbers concerned as shown below:

Programmes Phone Numbers

M A History 9037666961

M Sc Computer Science 9447506555

M Sc Physics 9446274460

M A English 9048362757

MSc Textiles and Fashion Technology (MFT)

8921081165

7736673878

M Com- Finance 9747406661

Master of Commerce & Management

9747406661

M Sc Dietetics and Food Service

Management

9847293851

MSW 7907227625

8289952461

Reserved Quota

Sports Quota 9447306468

Quota for Cultural &Physically Disabled 9495042807

Help Desk


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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

Ragging is banned in the college campus. Anyone found guilty of ragging

and/or abetting ragging is liable to be punished as per directive of the UGC.

An anti-ragging squad operates in the campus. Any incident of ragging will

be dealt with seriously. The offenders will be dismissed from the college and

a case will be filed with the local police authorities.

Students are not supposed to bring their vehicles to the restricted areas of the

campus.

The College prohibits political activities on the campus and forbids students

from conducting and attending political meetings within the college campus.

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