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Shaheed Bhagat Singh College University of Delhi

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SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

NAAC Accredited ‘A’ Grade

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College Administration 04

Academic Calendar 2018-19 05

From the desk of the Principal 06

About the College 07

Infrastructure Facilities 08

Library 8

Computer Laboratory 8

Computer Laboratory for Mathematics Department 8

Geography Laboratory 8

Seminar Room 9

Sports Facilities 9

Photocopy 9

Canteen 9

Bank 9

Lawns 9

Additional Infrastructure 9

College Staff Council Committees 10

Departments and Faculty Members 11

Department of Commerce 11

Department of Economics 12

Department of English 13

Department of Geography 14

Department of Hindi 15

Department of History 16

Department of Mathematics 17

Department of Political Science 18

Gold/Silver Medals, Scholarships and

Other Academic Prizes 19

Life at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College 27

SBSC - Centre for Skill Development 27

Centre for Disaster Management Studies (CDMS) 28

Centre for Shaheed Bhagat Singh Studies & Research 28

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Herbal Garden 29

Cultural Council 29

Students' Union 30

Placement Cell 31

Internal Complaints Committee 31

SBSC Ethics Committee 31

Magazine-VANI 31

Alumni Association 31

Women Development Centre 32

Eco-environment Society (HARITHKRAM) 32

Plant Adoptation Programme 33

Students' Aid Fund 33

National Cadet Corps (NCC) 33

National Service Scheme (NSS) 33

Excursion and Trekking 34

Right to Information (RTI) 34

Equal Opportunity Cell 34

Courses Offered 35

Admission guidelines for Under Graduate Programme 36

Admission Procedure 42

Fee Structure 45

Rules, Discipline and Code of Conduct 48

A Glimpse into the Campus Life (Photo Gallery) 51

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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College Administration

Ÿ BEWARE OF TOUTS/AGENTS WHO MAY PROMISE

ADMISSION UNDER MANAGEMENT/ TEACHERS'

QUOTA AS THERE IS NO SUCH QUOTA.

Ÿ ADMISSIONS ARE DONE STRICTLY ON THE BASIS

OF MERIT BASED ON MARKS IN THE 12TH CLASS

E X A M I N A T I O N . G E N E R A L C A T E G O R Y

CANDIDATES MAY BE DUPED BY THESE

TOUTS/AGENTS INTO SEEKING ADMISSION

THROUGH IMPERSONATION BY SUBMITTING

FAKE OBC/SC/ST CERTIFICATES.

IMPORTANT WARNING

Ÿ ANY ONE FOUND INDULGING IN THESE

PRACTICES WILL FACE STRICT LEGAL ACTION

INCLUDING CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION

AND CRIMINAL PROCEED-INGS FOR CHEATING,

FORGERY, IMPERSONATION, ETC, AS PROVIDED

UNDER INDIAN PENAL CODE.

Ÿ IN CASE ANY TOUT/AGENT APPROACHES YOU,

PLEASE, REPORT THE MATTER TO THE COLLEGE

PRINCIPAL/ ADMISSION COMMITTEE.

Dr. P.K. Khurana

Principal

Dr. Arun Kumar Attree

PIO

Sh. Rattan Chand JainAnti-discrimination Ofcer

Dr. Jay Singh MeenaConvener, SC/ST Cell

Prospectus Committee

Dr. Sangeeta, Convener

Sh Rattan Chand JainBursar

Dr. Garima YadavLiasion Ofcer for OBC

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SEMESTER II/IV/VI

SEMESTER I/III/V

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

The general orientation of all the rst year students will be held on

19th July 2018 in the College premises at 10 AM.

Classes will start from 20th July 2018

Classes Begin

20th July, 2018 (Friday)

Mid-Semester break 15th October, 2018 (Monday) to 21st October, 2018

(Sunday)Note:- Dusshera on 19.10.2018

(Friday)

Classes begin after Mid-Semester Break 22rd October, 2018 (Monday)

Dispersal 16th November, 2018 (Friday)

Theory Examinations begin 30th November, 2018 (Friday)

Winter Break 17th December, 2018 (Monday) 31st December, 2018 (Monday)

Classes begin 1st January, 2019 (Tuesday)

Mid-Semester break 18th March, 2019 (Monday) to 24th March, 2019 (Sunday) Note:- Holi on 20.03.2019 (Wednesday)

Classes begin after Mid-Semester Break 25th March, 2019 (Monday)

Dispersal of Classes 29th April, 2019 (Monday)

Theory Examinations begin 10th May, 2019 (Friday)

Summer Vacations 26st May, 2019 (Sunday) to 19th July, 2019(Friday)

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From Principal’s Desk

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College is one of

the leading colleges of University of Delhi

imparting higher education in commerce,

humanities and social sciences.

“ “

Dear Student.

Welcome to Shaheed Bhagat Singh College. I am glad you

have chosen our college for your academic pursuits

during the next three years. It gives me immense pleasure

to inform you all that as an outcome of the Assessment

and Accreditation of our College by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), the College has been accredited with a CGPA of 3.26 at Grade 'A'.

We have highly qualied, dedicated and committed

faculty who are well known in their respective elds of

specialization. They are ever ready to provide guidance,

sharpen skills and shape up all round personality of the

students.

We, at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, provide vibrant

academic environment for the students to sharpen their

intellect, inter-personal and communication skills. The

cocurricular and extra-curricular activities organized in

the college provide a platform to the students for their

personality development and the promotion of their

creative talents in the diverse elds of debating, dancing,

music and host of other cultural activities.

The college Library has more than 86,000 books and large

number of journals in different areas of research and

training, to provide you intellectually stimulating

environment. All the books and journals are Bar coded

and supported by computerized search, issue and return

faculty. This is supplemented by computer lab with

internet facility. The library has been converted into a

fully automated Knowledge and E-Learning Resource

Centre.

Our future plan is to develop the college into a Centre of

Excellence to provide opportunities for all round

development of the students in today’s fast changing

competitive global environment of the 21st century. The

college has modem facilities with technological support

in the form of computer labs, providing platform to the

students to learn, research and exchange knowledge.

We, at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, stand committed to contribute and coordinate our resources for progressive, scientic and rational educational exchange at national as well as international level. Efforts are being made to keep on organizing faculty enrichment and development programmes. We also plan to organize cultural and educational exchange programmes with foreign universities that will make our students competitive among the corporate sector in India and the world.

Our college also has an Alumni Association, which in association with active students manage college placement cell that helps our students to occupy positions of prestige in varied walks of life like civil services, defence, industry, and in other professions.

You will learn more about the college as you browse the following pages.

With best wishes

Dr. P.K. Khurana

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About the College

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, named after the great son of India, Shaheed-e-Aazam, Sardar Bhagat Singh, was established as a co-educational college in 1967 as a constituent college of University of Delhi. It acquired postgraduate status in record time of 07 years. The Col lege takes pr ide in having an accomplished faculty. The college has a fully computerized library, seminar room, computer labs, Geography lab, impressive infrastructure including big sports ground with cricket pitch, volley-ball court, basket-ball court and a lawn tennis court.

The college functions through a set of various Committees of faculty members. Students are

also encouraged to volunteer for some committees under the guidance of a competent faculty member. Ample opportunity is, thus, provided for talent to grow in cultural and other co-curricular activities.

Over the years, the college has distinguished itself in diverse academic and professional elds by providing a vibrant and intellectually stimulating academic culture, to promote independence of thought and vision.

The college is proud of its alumni engaged meaningfully in diverse elds of business, culture and society at large. The pass-outs are occupying senior positions in Government, Judiciary, Business, Industry and Politics.

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Infrastructure Facilities

LibraryShaheed Bhagat Singh College has a fully

computerized bar-coded library. Library has got bar-

coded computerized lending facilities. Two comp-

uters are exclusively devoted for OPAC (On-line

Public Access Cat-alogue) for searching books.

Its collection is enriched with more than 86,796 books

on diverse elds of study and research. 100+ journals

(National as well as International journals, viz.

Harvard Business Review, Economist, etc.) in

different subject areas are also subscribed by the

library.

Library is also equipped with one small Computer

Lab for accessing electronic resources subscribed by

the University of Delhi through University's intranet

and internet. Library also organizes Orientation

Programs offering orientation of electronic resources,

for accessing bibliographical databases as well as full

text databases available through University's

Intranet & INFLIBNET consortia and Info-rmation

Literacy programs from time to time.

Ambitious plans are under execution for re-modeling

the library building and for leveraging the library

extensively with all modern information and

communication technology so as to transform it into a

fully air-conditioned automated Knowledge and

Learning Resource Centre. Students are advised to

contact Dr. Puja Anand Gulati, Librarian for various

library services.

Computer LaboratoryOur college has state of the art Computer Labs and separate Computer Lab for commerce deptt. The students have free access to internet in the computer labs and in the library, where a separate section has been developed to use internet for research and referring to university subscribed journals, etc. This helps in refurbishing the computer skills of students. College shall soon have more computer labs for the common use of all the students to learn and develop computer skills in order to equip students of all departments with ICT technology. Mr. Varinder Kumar, Department of Mathematics, is the Convener of Computerization Committee.

Computer Lab for Mathematics DepartmentA well equipped Mathematics Laboratory at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College is a place where students can learn and explore mathematical concepts and verify mathematical facts and theorems through a variety of activities using different softwares, models and materials. These activities help students explore, learn, stimulate and develop favourable attitude towards mathematics.

Geography LaboratoryThe Geography Laboratory is used to teach GIS, Cartography and Remote Sensing courses to the students of B.A.(H) Geography. The present laboratory is in the process of being renovated with state-of-the-art facilities for better teaching learning.

Seminar RoomThe college has two Seminar Rooms with state-of-the-art facilities. The college organizes seminars,

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workshops and paper presentations with active participation of students and faculty. Eminent scholars and experts from academic and corporate bodies are invited to interact with the students and deliver lectures.

Medical RoomThe college has a Medical Room with rst Aid facilities and one nurse. Doctor facility also available on call.

Sports FacilitiesThe college has arrangements for games and sports such as: Cricket, Hockey, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis, Badminton, Kho-Kho, Athletics, Weightlifting, Gymnastics, Carrom and Chess. Dr. Sarvchetan Katoch is the convener of Sports Committee and Mr. Balwinder Singh is the Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences. The students are advised to contact Convener, Sports Committee in the department of physical education to register themselves for different sports .

PhotocopyFor the convenience of the students photo copying services are available on payment basis in the college premises.

CanteenThe college canteen is located beside the college garden. It is the favourite spot of all, students, teachers and administrative staff. The canteen offers a variety of snacks and beverages, which provides much needed refreshment to everybody in the college. Dr. Vishwaraj Sharma from the Department of Geography is the Convener of the Canteen Committee.

BankUnion Bank of India (UBI), is situated within the college premises, providing easy banking facilities to students and staff.

LawnsThe college campus is surrounded by lush green lawns. In winter, it is a riot of colours and a real treat for the eyes. We take up plantation drives regularly to sustain green environment of the college. A green and clean environment is a major conscious endeavour at SBSC and we encourage all new entrants to join in enthusiastically to participate in this effort. Mr. Balwinder Singh is the Convener of the Garden Committee.

Additional Infrastructure

During the year 2017-18, 14 new classrooms have been built and are functional. The College initiated the construction of additional classrooms, computer lab, geography lab, mathematics lab and a seminar hall by using OBC Grant (Non-Recurring) received from University of Delhi.

P A R K I N G : T H E C O L L E G E D O E S N O T P R O V I D E P A R K I N G F A C I L I T Y F O R STUDENTS WITHIN THE COLLEGE PREMISES.

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College Staff Council Committees

Secretary, Staff Council : Mr. Jai Ram MeenaS.No. Name of the Committee Name of the Convener

1. Admission Audit Committee Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Sinha

2. Alumni Association Dr. V.A.V.Raman

3. Attendance Committee Dr. K.B. Vieo Pau

4. Canteen Committee Dr. Vishwaraj Sharma

5. Career Counseling & Guidance Cell Ms. Ira Gaur

6. Chief Coordinator Admission Dr. Arun Attree

7. Computerization Committee Mr. Varinder Kumar

8. Cultural and Fine Arts Dr. Ruchi Gupta

9. Discipline Committee Dr. Arun Attree

10. Eco-Environment Committee Ms. Mita Hussain

11. Excursion and Trekking Dr. Amrita Bajaj

12. Finance & Investment Committee Dr. Ravi Kant

13. Finance Committee Mr. Arun Kumar Kaushal

14. Function Committee Dr. Shikha Gupta (2)

15. Garden Committee Dr. Balwinder Singh

16. Gold Medal & Scholarship Ms. Jyoti Varshney

17. Internal Assessment Dr. Poonam Sharma

18. Library Committee Ms. Kavita Arora

19. NSS Dr. Binay Kumar Sharma 20. Placement Cell Dr. Shikha Gupta (2) 21. Prospectus Committee Dr. Sangeeta 22. Purchase Committee Dr. Krishan Murari 23. Sports Committee Dr. Sarvchetan Katoch 24. Staff Room Complex Dr. Kamlesh Kumari 25. Stock Verification Dr. Shikha Gupta (1) 26. Students Aid Fund and Fee Concession Ms. Aarti Saini 27. Students’ Union Dr. N.S. Nag 28. Time table and workload Dr. Renu Gupta 29. Women Development Centre Dr. Garima Yadav 30. Young Entrepreneur Society (YES) Dr. Anil Kumar 31.

Website Management

GE Courses Coordination Committee

Dr. Neelanjana Mukherjee

Mr. Jai Ram Meena

Magazine Committee Dr. Santosh Kumar

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Departments and Faculty Members

Department of CommerceDepartment of Commerce is among the best departments of Commerce in different colleges of the University of Delhi. It is also the largest Department of the College. The students under the guidance of faculty members organize several extra-curricular activities under the banner of Commerce Association. The Commerce Association aims at the development of co-curricular skills amongst students. Its activities include organizing lectures by eminent personalities, annual commerce festival-UDDYAM and inter-college quiz, debates and so on. The Department has also formed Finance and Investment Society to enhance nancial literacy among students by organising seminars, workshops, inter-college quiz, debate competition, symposium and lectures by experts. The department also organizes National conference every year.

Faculty Members of the DepartmentŸ Dr. B. B. Goenka, Ph.D., F.C.A.

Ÿ Mr. R. C. Jain, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Anil Sardana, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Harish Handa, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. D. R. Saklani, Ph.D. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Kalpana Gupta, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Anil Kumar, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Shivani Arora, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Sonika Sharma, M.Phil, Ph. D.

Ÿ Ms. Shikha Gupta, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Shalini Gupta(1), M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Meera Mehta, Ph.D.

Ÿ Mr. A. Shivasankaran, M.Phil.

Ÿ Ms. Vandana Dahiya, M.Com. (on leave)

Ÿ Mr. Rajkumar Aggarwal, M.Com. C.A., C.S., C.W.A. (Inter) (Gold Medalist), Diploma in IFRS (U.K.)

Ÿ Ms. Ruchi Gupta, M.Phil.

Ÿ Ms. Aarti Saini, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Suneel Kumar, Ph.D.

Ÿ Ms. Gunjan, M.Phil.

Ÿ Mr. Vikas Pangtu, M.Com. (on leave)

Ÿ Dr. Meetakshi Pant, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Ravi Kant, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Pooja Talwar, M.Com., A.I.C.W.A., Ph.D.

Ÿ Mr. Sundeep Trehan, M.Com.

Ÿ Ms. Manju Tanwar, M.Com.

Ÿ Dr. Shikha Gupta(1), Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Pooja Goel, Ph.D..

Ÿ Ms Dimple Meena, M.Com (on leave)

Ÿ Dr. Noopur Agrawal, Ph.D.

Ÿ Ms. Naina Karol, M.I.B. (on leave)

Ÿ Ms. Leela Joshi, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Arun Kumar Attree, M.F.M., Ph.D.

Ÿ Ms. Shuchi Priya Mittal, M.Com (on leave)

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Department of Economics

The department had the privilege of having well known

author, Prof. I.C. Dhingra as its faculty member. Besides

academics, the students of Economics in the college have

the opportunity of participating in the multifarious

activities of the Economics Society. These include

seminars, extension lectures and discussions, besides such

activities as economics debates, quiz and others held from

time to time. The Economics Festival, ECONOTIZE, is held

in January every year and has established great popularity

among students throughout the university.

Faculty Members of the Department

Ÿ Mr. Jayesh Adeshra, M.A.

Ÿ Ms. Gurpinder Kaur, M.Phil.

Ÿ Ms.Lalita Ghera, M.Phil.

Ÿ Mr. Jai Ram Meena, M.Phil. (TIC)

Ÿ Mr. Arun Kumar Kaushal, M.A., M.Sc.

(Nottingham, U.K.)

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Department of English

The English Department at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College is one of the most spirited departments in the university. The faculty believes in creating an engaging envi-ronment in which students are groomed for wholesome development. The students under the guidance of the professors organize several extra-curricular activities throughout the semesters. The department organizes monthly lectures on pertinent topics by the literary stalwarts. Apart from the lecture series, the department screens lms to expose young scholars to various cinematic movements across the world. The focus is on introducing students to new ideas via literature of several kinds; the written, the spoken, the cinematic, etc. We pride ourselves on our students who graduate with more than a degree in literature.


Ÿ Ms. Neeta Singh, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Nilanjana Mukherjee, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. K. B. Veio Pou, Ph.D.

Ÿ Mr. S. Varadharaj, M.Phil.

Ÿ Dr. V. Deepa, Ph.D. (on leave)

Ÿ Mr. Satyam Pukhrem, M.Phil. (on leave)

Ÿ Ms. Garima Yadav, M.Phil. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Sarvchetan Katoch, Ph.D

Ÿ Ms. Ira Gaur, M.Phil

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Department of Geography

The Department of Geography is one of the leading

departments amongst the colleges of University of Delhi. It

is one of the most vibrant department of the college. The

department has a team of well-qualied and research

oriented teachers. The Geography Association has always

remained active in imparting up-to-date knowledge

regarding latest issues through organizing various

activities like special lectures, workshops and training. The

association celebrates its annual two-day Geo-fest

"VASUNDHARA" every year in which students partici-

pate in inter-college competitions such as debates, paper

presentation, poster-making, map-marking, photography,

skit, quiz and other activities related to geographical

aspects.

On this occasion "Landscape", an annual geographical

magazine, is brought out by the department that

showcases and brings out the talent of young geographers.

The students are also taken for educational/eld visits to

expose them to changing ground realities in both physical

and human landscape, eld survey techniques for

collecting various types of primary data, its analysis, and

to have insights on the development of recent techniques

like remote sensing and GIS at various stages from

training to research applications. The department

regularly offers an opportunity in the form of seminars

and workshops for students to interact and discuss with

reputed geographers from various other institutions.


Ÿ Dr. V. A. V. Raman, Ph.D. and Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Poonam Sharma, M.Phil, Ph.D

Ÿ Dr. Kavita Arora, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Swati Rajput, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Suraj Mal, M.Phil, Ph.D. (on leave)

Ÿ Dr. Vishwa Raj Sharma, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Amrita Bajaj, M.Phil, Ph.D.

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The Department of Hindi aims at providing teaching

facilities in Hindi, keeping in view the changing social

norms, communication patterns, different social roles of

language in our society and fast changing social values in

our time. All the faculty members are well qualied with

Doctoral research experience. They have many signicant

research publications of high standard in Indian and

foreign journals of repute. They, very frequently, attend

international conferences and seminars. They are

members of various national and international academic

bodies and have been honoured by international bodies.

The department conducts various activities engaging

students and the faculty throughout the academic session.

The Hindi Parishad encourages students to go beyond

classroom teaching, along with developing skills to apply

what they learn in the class room. The main aim of the

Parishad is to develop communication skills among

students of Hindi literature and to equip them with skills

to put forward their views. Hindi Parishad organizes

many intra-college, inter-college, intra-department events

like essay competition, poem recitation and elocution

competitions, paper reading, debate, quiz, creative writing

competitions and educational tours for the students to

develop their talents.

Department of Hindi

Faculty Members of the DepartmentŸ Dr. Sunil Kumar Tiwari, M.Phil, M.M.C., Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Kamlesh Kumari, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Bageshri Chakradhar, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Kedar Prasad Meena, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Jay Singh Meena, M.Phil, Ph.D. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Kumar Bhaskar, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Dinesh Ram, M.Phil, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Santosh Kumar, M.Phil., Ph.D

Ÿ Dr. Hemant Kumar Himanshu, Ph.D

Ÿ Dr. Rajkumar Rajan, Ph.D

Ÿ Dr. Pratima, Ph.D

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The Department of history has been providing a vibrant

environment for the study of history. Well qualied

teachers are enthusiastic about guiding students in their

quest for knowledge. The History Society of the

department is all about fostering and encouraging a feel of

history. This objective is achieved through audio-video

presentations, lm screenings, debates, interactive talks

and discussions and adventurous eld trips to museums

and monuments. A full-edged two day History Festival,

“Yugantar” is organized by the department every year.

Ample opportunities are provided to broaden students'

understanding of history as well as awareness and

appreciation of varied issues affecting the development of

humanity. Seminars and workshops with eminent

historians and scholars are organized to acquaint the

students with latest researches and trends in

historiography. All students are encouraged to participate

in the activities of the Society.


• Dr. M. Kumar, Ph.D.

• Ms. Nita Verma, M.Phil.

• Dr. Talat Parveen, M.Phil., Ph.D. (TIC)

• Ms. Mita Hussain, M.Phil

Department of History

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The Department of Mathematics is one of the leading

departments of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College. Since its

inception in 1967, the department is engaged in imparting

higher education in Mathematics. At present, the

department offers three year undergraduate programme

in Mathematics. It is a specially designed course of the

University of Delhi, to impart theoretical as well as

practical knowledge of Mathematics. The department has

highly qualied, research oriented and dedicated teaching

faculty. Seminars and talks are organised by the

department to enhance the knowledge of the students and

to discuss latest trends in Mathematics. The Mathematics

Society organises its annual festival 'GANITAM' with

vibrant mathematical themes. It provides a platform to the

students for the promotion of their creative talents. The

department has an exclusive well-equipped computer

laboratory and it has access to the state-of-the-art library of

the college with a vast number of books on Mathematics.

Department of Mathematics


Ÿ Dr. Renu Rani Gupta, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Kul Anand Sharma, Ph.D.

Ÿ Ms. Darshan Arora, M.Phil.

Ÿ Ms. Jyoti Varshney, M.Phil. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Binay Kumar Sharma, Ph.D

Ÿ Mr. Kshetrimayum Krishnadas, M.Sc.

Ÿ Dr. Varinder Kumar, Ph.D.

Ÿ Mr. Sandeep Kumar, M.Sc

Ÿ Dr. Nikita Setia, Ph. D. (on leave)

Ÿ Dr. Pooja Raj Verma, Ph.D

17

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PROSPECTUS 2018-19


Department of Political Science

Ÿ Dr. Anusha, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Krishan Murari, Ph.D.

Ÿ Mr. Ninand Shankar Nag, M. Phil.

Ÿ Dr. Rityusha Mani Tiwary, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Shantesh Kumar Singh, Ph.D. (on leave)

* Lists of faculty members are not as per seniority.

The Department of Political Science offers a stimulating academic environment to the students. The department has thirteen faculty members who are well-versed in their respective areas of specialization. The Political Science Association of the students, under the guidance of staff advisor, organises lectures by eminent political analysts, seminars, quiz and other inter-college competitions.

*Faculty Members of the Department

Ÿ Dr. Vijay Lakshmi Dudeja, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. A. K. Kharbanda, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Manjesh Kumar, Ph.D. (on leave)

Ÿ Dr. Pravin Kumar Jha, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Sangeeta, Ph.D.

Ÿ Dr. Simple Mohanty, Ph.D. (TIC)

Ÿ Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Sinha, Ph. D.

Ÿ Dr. Saima Iqbal, Ph.D.

18

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19



Gold/ Silver Medals, Scholarships and Other Academic Prizes

Out of the Merit Award Fund following Gold Medals (costing about INR. 4000 each), Silver

Medals (costing about INR. 3000 each), Scholarships and Cash Prizes are awarded every year.

S.No.Medal/Scholarship inRupees

Name of Medal / Scholarship

Conditions on the Basis of which Gold Medals (Silver contents

with gold polish) / Silver Medals / Scholarships / Cash Prizes to

be

awarded

1.

GOLD

MEDAL

Founder

principal

Dr.

M.P.Thakore

Gold

Medal

for

the

Best

Boy

Student

of

the

college.

To

be

given

to

the

best

boy

student

of

IIIrd

year

classes

of

the

college.

2.

GOLD

MEDAL

Kamakshi

Trehan

Memorial

Gold

medal

for

the

Best

Girl

Student

of

the

college

To

be

given

to

the

best

girl

student

of

IIIrd

year

classes

of

the

college.

3

GOLD

MEDAL

Dwarka

Pershad

Saxena

Gold

Medal

for

the

Best

SC/ST

Category

Boy

Student

of

the

college.

To

be

given

to

the

best

boy

student

of

IIIrd

year

classes

of

the

college

admitted

on

the

basis

of

SC/ST

concession.

4

GOLD

MEDAL

Jagrani

Devi

Saxena

Gold

Medal

for

the

Best

SC/ST

Category

Girl

Student

of

the

college

To

be

given

to

the

best

girl

student

of

IIIrd

year

classes

of

the

college

admitted

on

the

basis

of

SC/ST

concession.

5.

GOLD

MEDAL

Department

of

Commerce

M.Com.

Gold

Medal

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

M.Com,

Final

Year

obtaining

maximum

aggregate

marks,

[Previous

and

Final

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

70%.*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

this

medal

will

not

be

awarded

but

a

Cash

Prize

of

4000

will

be

given.

#*

6.

GOLD

MEDAL

Department

of

Commerce

B.Com.

(H)

Gold

Medal

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.Com.(H)

IIIrd

year

obtaining

maximum

aggregate

marks

[

I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

75%.*

If

no

student

secures

75%

marks

then

this

medal

will

not

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of

INR

INR

4000

will

be

given.

#*

7

GOLD

MEDAL

Department

of

Commerce

B.Com.

Gold

Medal

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.Com

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[

I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

70%.*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

this

medal

will

not

be

awarded

but

a

Cash

Prize

of

4000

will

be

given.

#*

INR

19

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19


8

GOLD MEDAL

Kamakshi

Trehan

Memorial

Gold

Medal

for

B.Sc.(H)

Mathematics

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.Sc.(Hons.)

Maths.

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

70%.*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

no

gold

medal

will

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of 4000

will

be

given.#*

9

GOLD MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Gold

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Geography

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Geography

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

10

GOLD MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Gold

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Economics

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Economics

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

11

GOLD MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Gold

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

English

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

English

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks added together ]

12 GOLD MEDAL Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Gold

Medal for B.A.(H.) Hindi

To be awarded to a student who has passed B.A.(H) Hindi IIIrd

year obtaining Maximum aggregate marks [ I, II and III year

marks added together]

13 GOLD MEDAL Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Gold

Medal for B.A.(H) History

To be awarded to a student who has passed B.A.(H) History IIIrd

year obtaining Maximum aggregate marks [I, II and III year

marks added together ]

14

GOLD

MEDAL Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Gold

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Political

Science

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Political

Science IIIrd

year

obtaining

Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III year

marks

added

together

]

15

GOLD

MEDAL Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Gold

Medal

for

B.A.

(Prog.)

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(Prog.)

IIIrd

year

obtaining Maximum

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added together]

16 GOLD MEDAL Alumni Association Gold Medal in

Management Accounting

To be

awarded

to

a

student

obtaining

highest

marks

in

the

paper

Management Accounting of B.Com. (H) (not less than 80%

marks). If the marks obtained are less than 80% then a cash prize

of 4,000 will be given to the student provided he secures at

least 60% marks.

INR

INR

17. GOLD MEDAL

4,00018 GOLD MEDAL

Brij Mohan Sharma Gold medal in Micro Economics

To be awarded to a student obtaining highest marks in the paper Micro Economics B.Com. (H) (not less than 80% marks). If the marks obtained are less than 80% then a cash prize of will be given to the student provided he secures at least 60% marks.

INR

Brij Mohan Sharma Gold Medal inB.Com (H) to Girl Student

To be awarded to a girl student who has passed B.Com.(H) IIIrd year obtaining maximum aggregate marks [ I, II and III year marks added together].

20

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19



19

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College Silver

Medal

for

M.Com.

To be awarded to a student who has passed M.Com. Final Year obtaining

Second

Highest

aggregate

marks

in

M.Com.

[Previous

and

Final

year

marks

added

together

]

but

not

less

than

70%.*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

this

medal

will

not

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of

3000

will

be

given.

#*

20

SILVER MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College Silver

Medal

for

B.Com.

(H)

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.Com.(H)

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added together]

but

not

less

than

75%.*

If

no

student

secures

75%

marks

then

this

medal

will not

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of

3000

will

be

given.

#*

21

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.Com.

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed.B.Com

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

70%.

*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

this

medal will not

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of

3000

will

be

given.

22

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.Sc

(H)

Mathematics

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.Sc.(H)

Maths.

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

but

not

less

than

70%.

*

If

no

student

secures

70%

marks

then

this

medal

will

not

be

awarded

but

a

cash

Prize

of

3000

will

be

given.

23

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Geography

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Geography

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together

]

24

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Economics

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Economics

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

#

*

25

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

English

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

English

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together

] #

*

26

SILVER

MEDAL

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal

for

B.A.(H)

Hindi

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(H)

Hindi

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together

]

27 SILVER

MEDAL Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Silver

Medal for B.A.(H) History

To be awarded to a student who has passed B.A.(H) History IIIrd

year obtaining Second highest aggregate marks [I, II and III year

marks added together]

INR

INR

INR

INR

SiLVER Shaheed Bhagat Singh College SilverTo be awarded to a student who has passed B.A.(H) Political

28

MEDAL

Medal for

B.A.(H)

Political

Science

Science

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

29 SILVER

MEDAL Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Silver

Medal for

B.A.

(Prog.)

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

passed

B.A.(Prog.)

IIIrd

year

obtaining

Second

highest

aggregate

marks

[I,

II

and

III

year

marks

added

together]

21

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19

33A

INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

(H)

Vth

Semester.

examination

in

the

previous

year.

33B

INR 3000

Scholarship Shri

Sultan

Chand

Trust

Merit

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregatemarks

in

B.Com

(H)

IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

32

E

INR

3000

Scholarship

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(Prog)

Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.


30 A

INR

3000

Scholarship Central Students’ Council 1976-77

Scholarship To be awarded to a student who has obtained highest marks in

M.Com

IIIrd

Semester examination

in

the

previous

year.

30 B

INR

3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

marks

in

M.Com

IInd


in

the

previous

year.

30 C

INR

3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

marks

in

M.Com

Ist


in

the

previous

year.

31A

INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

31B

INR 3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

31C

INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

# *

31D

INR 3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

31E

INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year..

32 A

INR

3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(Prog) Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

32 B

INR

3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(Prog) IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

32 C

INR

3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(Prog)

IIIrd

Semester

in

the

previous

year

examination.

32 D

INR

3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(Prog)

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

22

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19



33 C

INR

3000

Scholarship Soumitra

Chakravarti

Memorial

Merit

Scholarship

To be awarded to a student who has obtained highest aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

(H)IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

33 D

INR 3000

Scholarship Shri

Sultan

Chand

Trust

Merit

Scholarhip

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

(H)

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

#

*

33 E

INR 3000

Scholarship

Soumitra Chakravarti

Memorial

Merit

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Com

(H) Ist

Semester

examination.

34 A

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Economics Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

34 B

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Economics

IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

34 C

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Economics

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

34 D

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Economics

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

#

*

34 E

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Economics Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

35 A INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Geog. Vth Semester examination in the

previous year.

35 B INR 3000


Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Geog. IVth Semester examination in the

previous year.

35 C INR 3000

Scholarship Founder Principal Dr.M.P.Thakore

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Geog. IIIrd Semester examination in the

previous year.

35 D INR 3000


Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Geog. IInd Semester examination in the

previous year.

35 E INR 3000

Scholarship

Founder Principal Dr.M.P.Thakore

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Geog. Ist Semester examination in the

previous year.

36 A INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) Hindi Vth Semester in the previous year. # *

23

ESTD. 1967


PROSPECTUS 2018-19

38 C INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) History

IIIrd Semester examination in the previous year.

38 D INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’ Council 1976-77

Scholarship


marks in B.A.(H) History IInd Semester examination in the

previous year .

38 E INR 3000 Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

Scholarship


marks in B.A. (H) History Ist Semester examination in the

previous year .


36

B

INR

3000

Scholarship

Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregatemarks

in

B.A.

(H)Hindi

IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year

36 C

INR

3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Hindi

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

36 D

INR

3000

Scholarship Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Hindi

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

36 E

INR

3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Hindi Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

#

*

37 A

INR 3000

Scholarship Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

English Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

37 B

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

English IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

37 C

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

English

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

37 D

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

English

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

37 E

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

English Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

38 A

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

History Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

#

*

38 B

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

History IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous year.

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39 A INR 3000 Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Scholarship

To be awarded to a student Semester who has obtained highest aggregate marks in B.A. (H) Pol.Sc. Vth Semester examination in the previous year.

39 B

INR 3000 Scholarship

Central Students’ Council 1976-77 Scholarship

To be awarded to a student Semester who has obtained highest aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Pol.Sc.

IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

39 C

INR

3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Pol.Sc.

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year

.

39 D

INR 3000

Scholarship

Central Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Pol.Sc.

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

39

E

INR 3000

Scholarship

Shaheed Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate marks

in

B.A.

(H)

Pol.Sc.

Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

40

A

INR

3000

Scholarship

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.SC.

(H)

Maths.

Vth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

40

B

INR

3000

Scholarship

Kamakshi

Trehan

Memorial

Merit

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Sc.

(H)

Maths

IVth

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

40

C

INR

3000

Scholarship

Central

Students’

Council

1976-77

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Sc.

(H)

Hindi

IIIrd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year

.

40

D

INR

3000

Scholarship

Kamakshi

Trehan

Memorial

Merit

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Sc.

(H)

Maths.

IInd

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

40

E

INR

3000

Scholarship

Shaheed

Bhagat

Singh

College

Scholarship

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

who

has

obtained

highest

aggregate

marks

in

B.Sc.(H)

Maths.

Ist

Semester

examination

in

the

previous

year.

41

INR

6,000

Scholarship

Kamakshi

Trehan

Memorial

Merit

cum

Means Scholarship in Math.

To

be

awarded

to

a

student

studying

in

B.Sc.(H)

Maths

whose

economic

status

requires

assistance

provided

his

academic

performance is satisfactory. Decision of the Mathematics

Department in this regard will be nal.

42 INR 4,000

Scholarship

Dr. S.S.Gulshan Merit-cum Means

Scholarship

To be awarded to a student of B.Com (H) IInd year whose

economic status requires assistance provided he secures at least

60% marks in B.Com (H) Ist year (Corresponding Semesters)

examination. Decision of the Commerce Department will be nal

in this regard.

43 INR. 4,000 Scholarship

Dr. S.S.Gulshan Merit-cum Means Scholarship

To be awarded to a student of B.Com IInd year whose economic status requires assistance provided he secures at least 60% marks in B.Com Ist year (Corresponding Semesters) examination. Decision of the Commerce Department will be nal in this regard.

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44 INR. 4,000 Scholarship

Indra Dev Kapoor Memorial Scholarship

To be awarded to a student obtaining highest marks in Mathematics paper of B.Com (H)*

45 INR 2,500 Cash Prize

Late Shri S.D.Nagpal Cash Prize

46 INR. 1,500 Cash

Prize Late Mrs.Laxmi Bai Nagpal Cash Prize

# Student should have secured at least rst division.

* In the event of a tie, matter will be referred to the concerned department.

Other Academic Prizes

Besides medals and scholarships, the college also gives other academic prizes to students in each

course for securing rst and second position in the college for each year (both the semesters combined)

in University Examinations and for securing rst position in college in all the three years combined in

University examinations.

To be awarded to a student obtaining highest marks (not lessthan 85%) in the Business Mathematics and Statistics paper ofB. Com examination If no student secures these marks then thiscash prize would not be awarded.

To be awarded to a student obtaining second highest marks (notless than 85%) in the Business Mathematics and Statistics paper ofB.Com examination. If no student secures these marks then thiscash prize would not be awarded.'

INR 2000 (per month) Scholarship

K. Prabha Justice S. K. Aggarwal- Shaheed Bhagat Singh Memorial Scholarship

To be awarded to 5 students each year from 2nd and 3rd year. The selection will be done by following below mentioned orderof preference:1. Wards of security personnel killed/disabled in action.2. Wards of retired security personnel facing serious nancial problems.3. Wards of parents disabled in civil/any other action to maintain public order.4. In case student from category (1to 3) above are not available, students of weaker sections of society will be considered.

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Life at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (SBSC) is an

enriching experience. Our institution, having

acquired a position of excellence in academics, has

been effectively providing students enough re-

sources and training to achieve excellence in the

elds of sports, debates, drama, ne arts and music.

We provide platform for nurturing talent by

stimulating the students to pursue excellence and

develop their skills to think critically and

analytically.

Learning methods are supported by lectures,

seminars, workshops and high quality presentations

and conferences to educate the students by creating

suitable academic environment to grow. The college

has an excellent pool of highly qualied and

dedicated faculty supported by state of the art

infrastructure, teaching laboratories, research

centres with an emphasis on participative method of

learning and teaching. Innovative teaching strategies

are practiced keeping in view the requirements of the

students. All this is supported by project work, case

studies, eld work, educational tours and career

oriented programmes.

Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, a forward looking

college, offers students a dynamic environment for

the overall development of their personalities,

Life at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College

aspirations and talents. The college is not just an

academic re-wall, extra-curricular activities are

pursued with equal vigour. Activities are organized

to provide opportunity for the expression of

profound ideas and nurturing their talent in the eld

of culture and sports, etc. Fun-lled activities and

events are organized through cultural and academic

festivals like Moments, Udhyam, Vasundhra,

GANITAM, Econotize, Chanakya and lots more.

We believe in innovative thinking, being well read and equipped with e-learning, peer tutoring, cultivating team spirit based on the principle of participation and cooperation. We look forward to a world of hope through educational and cultural exchange programmes.

SBSC - Centre for Skill Development

The changing times require a change in the way we approach the overall development of the students. To prepare the students for Corporate world and to give them exposure to the possibilities of becoming self-employed, the college announced setting of this center at its inaugural function of Golden Jubilee on July 16, 2016. The announcement was made by our Pr incipal and convener about s tar t ing of Entrepreneurial Development Centre in our college. Thus, the name SBSC- Centre for Skill Development. Encode - The Internship Cell was set up under Skill

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Development Center. The function is not only restricted to the name. From organizing seminars on media, journalism and cybercrime to workshops on photoshop, the Skill Development center has made sure that its approach is completely practical to make the students ready to survive on their own. But the most important thing is the annual Internship fair- INTERNOVATE, which brings 25-30 rms under one roof which provides the student the most important requirement i.e. corporate experience. SBSC Alumni Association is the knowledge partner in this project and they have facilitated organisation of various workshops and we look forward to have Professional Relationships and alliance with and through them . Dr Anil Sardana is the Convenor of Centre for Skill Development.

Centre for Disaster Management Studies (CDMS)

Natural disasters like earthquakes, oods, droughts, storms, epidemics and anthropogenic disasters like re incidents and terrorists' attacks are posing major threats to the living world and are increasing in numbers. Therefore, there is an urgent need for people to learn what to do in an emergency. The disaster management studies make the students and other staff to prepare themselves with all disaster readiness plans.

The College has established this year the Centre for Disaster Management Studies (CDMS) in association with the Department of Geography to address this need. The centre will hold lectures, short-term courses, and training workshops for the students, staff and other participants in association with other government and non-government organizations in this eld, in particular, NIDM, NDMA, DDMA etc. The centre will also take up projects and publications to address various aspects of disaster management. Dr. V.A.V. Raman, Associate Professor of Geography has been nominated as its Director.

Centre for Shaheed Bhagat Singh Studies & Research

A proud moment in the annals of history of the

college was the inauguration of the Centre for

Shaheed Bhagat Singh Studies and Research under

the aegis of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the

college on 1st September 2016. An initiative of the

Department of History, the Study Centre intends to

bring together the rich corpus of published and

unpublished material on the tumultuous and

enthralling history of Indian revolutionary struggle

against imperialism in which Bhagat Singh and his

ideas have an exemplary presence. The important

sources which can be currently accessed in both

photocopy and digitized format are Home Political

records, selections from private papers, excerpts

from transcripts of interviews with Bhagat Singh's

a s s o c i a t e s , m e m o i r s , b o o k s a n d a r t i c l e s ,

contemporary journals, selections from newspaper,

poems, drama and few documentaries. A vast array

of proscribed material including posters paintings

etc. have been acquired from National Archives of

India and Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. To

sensitize students to the ideals of Bhagat Singh, the

Centre envisages collection and display of more

audio visual material including lms, document-

aries and drama. Dr. Mita Hussain, Associate

Professor, Department of History, is coordinating its

activities and programmes.

PM Yuva Yojana

Focusing specically on self-employment and entrepreneurship, the college got selected under the scheme of PM Yuva Yojana which provides proper training for the above. In January 2018, the E-CELL came into existence which provides the students the practical aspect of entrepreneurship. The academic

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creative writing society, FILM TANTRA- the lm

appreciation and lm making society, NATUVE- the

theatre society, ENVISION- the photography society,

SPARDHA- the western dance society, and THE

REVOLUTIONISTS- the debating and quizzing

society.

Promethean: The Fine Arts Society of Shaheed

Bhagat Singh College is proud to announce that

throughout the year, the society initiated and made

the college look alluring for events such as the Bhagat

Singh Jayanti, the Annual Cultural Fest- Dastaan, etc.

through its amazing decoration. The society

members also made a live painting of Shaheed

Bhagat Singh and presented it as a token of love to the

honourable Chief Guest A S Dulat on the occasion of

Bhagat Singh's martyrdom.

They bagged numerous prizes in Rangoli making,

Dress designing, Doodling etc. at various colleges

such as Dyal Singh College, PGDAV, Lady Irwin, and

many more.

Audiophile, the music society of Shaheed Bhagat

Singh College, also organised its annual music fest,

SWARATMIKA'18, on 10th of March as part of the

cultural fest of SBSC, Dastaan'18. In the DU fest

season, they participated in a number of fests

winning accolades. Speaking of Audiophile

achievements in the year 2017-18, the team won rst

prizes in band performances in IIT Kanpur, IIT

Bombay, St. Stephens College, LSR to name a few. In

total, the society bagged 40 awards.

part for this would begin from 1st August, 2018 with a fee of just Rs.1000/- per semester. Already 50+ students have enrolled for the course and admissions are still open. To give a more practical approach, PM Yuva Yojana has collaborated with the Wadhwani f o u n d a t i o n o n w h o s e l e a r n i n g p l a t f o r m - LEARNWISE, the E-Cells of different colleges are registered. This platform provides guidelines about the structure of the organization plus the various activities to be conducted which will enhance the Entrepreneurial skills within the students. Also, to apply these skills practically the students are expected to set up a campus company which will serve as a platform for application of their entrepreneurial skill in a corporate world. We plan to do Entrepreneurial activities by organizing various events under E Cell , with support of Wadhwani Foundation and as guided and decided by Nodal ofce of the PM Yuva Yojana ofce working under the Ministry of Skill Development and Small Enterprise. Dr Anil Sardana is the Coordinator of PM Yuva Yojana Centre in the College. Students who wish to do these add on courses may contact the ofce for further details.

Herbal GardenthA Herbal Garden was established on 25 October

2016 in the college by Harithkram - the Environment Society with research consultancy from DEEKSHA, supported by the Department of Environment, Government of NCT of Delhi. The garden is a collection of living herbal and other plants for the purposes of understanding, conservation, learning, display and to popularise their usefulness and to conserve the associated traditional knowledge and their values for future generations.

Cultural Council

The annual cultural fest of Shaheed Bhagat Singh

College, Dastaan 2018, was held in the college

premises on 10th and 11th March, 2018. The college is

acclaimed for its outstanding cultural council

inclusive of PROMETHEAN- the ne arts society,

AUDIOPHILE- the music society, MERAKI- the

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Meraki is the bilingual creative writing society of the

college which celebrates and promotes diversity.

This year, Meraki organised a rst of its kind bloggers

workshop, Blogbuster. Meraki has its own blog

where they post the best poems and stories written by

their members. Alfaaz, their annual creative writing

fest was a huge success. They gave their participants a

plethora of platforms to express their creativity by

organising competitions like, Lafz -the bilingual

creative writing competition, Jabberwocky- the

english poetry slam, Mulahiza - the hindi slam poetry

event and Triathlon -a one of its kind event along

with an online creative writing competition. They

collaborated with a famous poets' ensemble 'Free The

Verse' for Jabberwocky, and 'Poetical Bofns' for

Mulahiza. Meraki also organised an online picture

based prompt microtale writing competition where

they collaborated with a famous digital painting

artist Jayesh Joshi.

Meraki also set up a 'hanging garden of books' in association with LitWit as a part of their festival where the audience could browse through books under direct sunlight at extremely cheap rates.

Film Tantra, the lm appreciation and lm making society of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College was established in the month of September, 2017. The team worked together to organize the rst lm screening of a award winning Marathi lm - Harishchandrachi Factory. The seminar hall was houseful with inquisitive lm buffs who enhanced the aura by indulging in a discussion on the lm later. They also started a blog named 'Cine Charcha with FT' where they publish extensive lm reviews of unconventional cinema. Apart from that, they got themselves involved in various sessions of lm appreciation in the form of hour long discussions as they analyzed the unconventional lms of regional lm industries. They also organized the biggest lm festival of University of Delhi 'Cineville' on 30th - 31st March, comprising lm screenings by major lmmakers, and therefore encouraging independent lms.

The year 2017-18 has been a delightful year for Envision- The Photography Society of the college.

Their highlight of the year was a workshop conducted by Nikon School organised in the college by them, which gave students an opportunity to enhance their photography skills and know-how. Like each year, their annual two-day fest 'Tasveer', which was a part of the college fest Dastaan, had a number of events, namely, Shutter Up, Photo Thon, Studio Vogue and an exhibition which displayed over 200+ photographs clicked by members of the society throughout the year. The year ended with a photowalk where they walked the lanes of Old Delhi and captured human emotions through their lenses.

Natuve, the theatre society of the college had its own tales to yarn. They expressed their views on the theme of their street production for the year 2017-18, Depression: Let's Talk, their play, as the name suggests is very solution-oriented and sufferer-specic.They have a list of achievements to display, including the rst prize for street play at AIIMS, Gargi College, Shiv NadarUniversity, and Sri Venkateshwara College to name only a few. The Hindi Debating Department of The Revolutionists participated in a number of events in various colleges through the year. They received an award for best speaker at RLAC. Their society member, Vansita, recieved best team in Harithkram's event and also became part of the college Youth parliament team. Abhishek and Ishant participated in CVS, Hansraj and ARSD college. Abhishek participated in a debate organized by the Rural Electrication Corporation in Sri Aurbindho college. He also got a special mention certicate. Being an umbrella society, they participated in various quizzes as well.

Students are advised to contact Dr. Ruchi Gupta from the department of commerce for their participation in the cultural activities of the college.

Students' Union

Students' Union of our college is democratically elected. It works for the welfare of the students and improvements in the college. We, in our college, try to develop the leadership skills of our students by involving them in various decision-making activities. Students Union organizes Freshers' Party

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Internal Complaints Committee Against Sexual Harassment of Women in the College

The college is committed to provide a safe and conducive work and academic environment to students and its employees. We at SBSC are extremely alert to matters pertaining to any kind of harassment and gender sensitivity.

In Accordance with the Section 4(1) of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (14 of 2013) the college has constituted an Internal Complaints Committee against sexual harassment to look into the complaints of sexual harassment of girl students and women employees.

Any women aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach Ms. Jyoti Varshney, Department of Mathematics, the presiding ofcer of the Internal Complaints Committee Against Sexual Harassment.

Committee Members of the ICC

Ÿ Ms. Jyoti Varshney, Department of Mathematics, Presiding Ofcer

Ÿ Dr. V.A.V.Raman, Department of Geography

Ÿ Dr. Renu Rani Gupta – Department of Mathematics

Ÿ Dr. Poonam Sharma, Department of Geography

Ÿ Dr. K.P.Meena, Department of Hindi

Ÿ Ms. Vandna Mittal, Assistant

Ÿ Dr. Bulbul Das, Advocate, Member of All India Women Conference

SBSC Ethics Committee

The college has instituted ethics committee with Ms. Jyoti Varshney from the department of Mathematics as its convenor. The members of the ICC are the members of the ethics committee also.

Magazine-VANI

In order to strengthen the writing skills and promote the creative potential of students, the college organizes writing skill competition, both in English and Hindi for the college magazine. Contributions cover all genres like expository and informative articles, humorous and satirical pieces, poems, short stories, interesting autobiographical experiences, etc. Contributions are evaluated by the Editorial Committee of the Magazine and two prizes are awarded for contributions in both the languages. Students may contact Dr. Santosh Kumar to submit their contributions.

Alumni Association

The Association was formally launched at an impressive ceremony in the college premise on 2nd May, 2010 in presence of the college principal and a large number of present and former professors of the college with 20-25 members. With the concerted efforts of all the concerned members the strength of

and also organizes the cultural festival “Moments”, which is widely popular amongst the youth of other colleges too. Dr. N.S. Nag is the staff advisor, Students Union of the college.

Placement Cell

The Placement Cell of the college facilitates on-campus recruitment by giving a common platform to students seeking jobs. It is in continuous process of developing alliance with potential recruiters and inviting them to college to provide them high quality human capital. The college equips the students to learn about entrepreneurial and managerial skills to operate in the challenging business environment. The Placement Cell aims to provide a smooth recruitment procedure for companies that visit the campus and create valuable symbiotic relationships for future interactions. Dr. Shikha Gupta (2) is the Placement Staff Adviser of the college.

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the alumni association has increased today to more than 1500. The smooth functioning of association is managed by elected Executive Committee consist-ing of professionals and faculty members of the college as per the approved rules and regulations. The Association looks for more interaction through our website, e-newsletter every month and ofcial social network groups on Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter.

Since January 2013 Association has launched Campus to Corporate Series to reach to students through variety of career talks and trainings to groom them. Dr. V.A.V. Raman from the Department of Geography is the staff advisor for the alumni association. For more information about the alumni association you may visit the website www. sbscalumni.org

Some of our illustrious alumnus are the following:

• Deepak Kapoor, Chairman – Price Water house Coopers Pvt. Ltd.

• G. Gehani, Whole time Director and Company Secretary, PSL Ltd.

• Sanjiv K Chaudhary, Partner, Tax and Regulatory Services, KPMG.

• Puneet Bhatia, Director and Head Investments, Shapoorji Pallonji Investments Advisors.

• Puneet Narula, Managing Director, Tupperware India

• Hon'ble Shri Justice Mool Chand Garg,

• From Showbiz Industry, lm artistes Rakesh Bedi and Siddarth Malhotra

• Producer and Director Shoojit Sircar, the maker of

lms like Madras Café and Piku

• Film maker and educator Sandeep Marwah, founder of NOIDA Film City and director, Asian Academy of Film and Television

Women Development Centre

The Women's Development Centre of Shaheed

Bhagat Singh College, Delhi University provides a platform for enlightening the youth about various youth about various various issues relating to Women. Dr. Garima Yadav, department of Hindi is presently the convener of WDC.

Eco-environment Society- HarithkramHarithkram, the Environment Society creates environmental awareness and promotes green and sustainable activities in and around the college. It

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develops young and budding environmentalists through their creative ideas and channelizes them towards a greener world.

thThe society celebrated its fth Foundation day on 7 September 2016, in the presence of Ms. Gayatri Raghwa, Outreach Programme Senior Specialist – Education Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) a well-known practitioner in the eld of environment education. She guided the green bhasicols in many ways to take up practically oriented environment friendly activities in their future endeavours. Dr. V.A.V. Raman, Department of Geography is the staff advisor for this society.

Plant Adoption Programme

The fresh batch of students will be invited to join “Harithkram” – the Environment Society on the day of orientation and through the rst week of college. A registration desk will be set up for this purpose. The fresher 's wil l be encouraged to “Adopt a Plant”through an application that will also be received at the registration desk. Students will be grouped together according to the number of applications.Each group will be allotted a single plant/tree sapling that is newly planted or less than ve years old within the college campus to make their efforts in caring the green.

Students' Aid Fund

The college has a Students Aid Fund, which provides nancial assistance to the needy students of the college who nd it difcult to continue their studies due to nancial difculties. The needy students are advised to apply on a prescribed format by the date decided and notied by the Students Aid Fund Committee. Ms. Aarti Saini, Department of Commerce, is presently the convener for Students Aid Fund Committee.

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The college NCC has a unit of 160 cadets from morning, as well as, from evening college. NCC cadets undergo a training, organized by 4 Delhi BN, Okhla, New Delhi. Cadets participate in activities

organized by the 4 Delhi BN through various camps, viz. CATC, Republic Day camps. Students can join NCC in their rst year and obtain B and C certicates. They can get direct entry to Indian Army. Dr. Arun Kumar Attree is the NCC in-charge of the college.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

National Service Scheme was launched in 1969 as a student youth service program. NSS aims at arousing social consciousness among the youth, with an overall objective of personality develop-ment of the students through community service. So, if you believe in “not me, but you” then join NSS unit of the Shaheed Bhagat Singh College to enhance your interaction with the community and improve your personality, while serving your own people. The NSS unit of the college takes up various youth awareness

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activities such as poster making competition, social lectures, pot painting competition, essay writing competition, blood donation camps. Dr. Binay Kumar Sharma from the Department of Mathematics is looking after NSS activities of the college.

Excursion and Trekking

The college has a Trekking and Mountaineering Club which offers all kinds of adventure activities like trekking, rock climbing, river rafting, skiing, paragliding, mountaineering, etc. The college is a member of Youth Hostels of India. Presently, Dr. Amrita Bajaj, Department of Geography is the convener of Excursion and Trekking Club.

Right to Information (RTI)

The college believes in transparent working. Any student, teacher, member of the non-teaching staff or even an outsider may seek any information from the college by making an application under the Right to Information Act by depositing the prescribed fee of INR 10/- only. The application should be addressed to the Public Information Ofcer (PIO). Presently, Dr. Arun Kumar Attree is PIO of the college. If you are not satised with the reply from PIO, you can make an appeal to the First Appellate Authority, Dr. P.K. Khurana, Principal of the college. For more information on RTI refer to college website.

Equal Opportunity Cell

The main problems faced by people viewed as disabled or 'with disabilities' or of minority status stems from disabling environmental, economic and cultural barriers. Disability and minority are, therefore, equal rights issues at par with other forms of unjustiable discrimination and prejudices. The Equal Opportunity Cell was set up by the University of Delhi to address these and other urgent issues concerning SC, ST, OBC and persons with disabilities (PwD) on 27th June, 2006. As part of its mission statement, the EOC ensures the following:

— Afrmative action concerning SC, ST and OBC.

— A barrier free access to all buildings of colleges,

departments, libraries, hostels and ofces of the

university

— Smooth and efcient running of a Resource Centre

that specializes in addressing the needs of PwDs in all

categories including visual, hearing, orthopaedic,

and neurological

— No discrimination on grounds of disability or minority status

— Short term courses for imparting employable skills for the disabled and for raising awareness about disability

— Reaching out to like-minded institutes and organisations dealing with similar issues.

To meet the aforesaid objectives, an 'Equal Opportunity Cell' has been created at the college level. Dr. Santosh Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi is the co-ordinator, Equal Opportunity Cell Enabling Unit of the college. Dr. S. Vardhraj from the Department of English shall also function as co-convenor of the Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC) enabling unit of the college.

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Courses Offered

Undergraduate Courses

The college offers Three Year Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) Undergraduate Programme in the

following Major Subjects. The distribution of sanctioned seats for different categories, viz., General,

SC, ST, OBC and PwD are indicated against each subject/course given below:

Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

The college offers M.Com. course of the University of Delhi. The process of selection of candidates for admission to M.Com. is c o m p l e t e d b y t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f Commerce, University of Delhi. The college has 20 seats for the M.Com. course. Admission to the course is granted by the college on the basis of the selection for admission advice issued by the Department of Commerce, University of Delhi.

(Prog.)

385

154

46

46

46

46

46

46

46

92

No. of seats availablest for admission in 1 year

Gen SC ST OBC PWDKM

(upto 5%)

194

77

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

46

58

23

7

7

7

7

7

7

7

14

29

12

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

7

104

42

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

25

19

8

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

5

19

8

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

5

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Admission Guidelines for UnderGraduate Programme

1. The candidates seeking admission to any of the courses at undergraduate level are required to register themselves for admission online by logging on to Delhi University Website, i.e., www.du.ac.in

2. Candidates belonging to all categories will have to register online for admissions. The various categories are as follows:

a) UR, OBC, SC, ST, PwD, Kashmiri Migrants, CW (Children/Wards of the Ofcers and Men of the Armed Forces including Para-Military Personnel), admission of wards of college/university employees, admission on Sports basis and admission on Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) basis.

3. The detailed guidelines in this regard are given on University of Delhi Website i.e. www.du.ac.in

GUIDELINES AND SCHEDULE OF ADMISSION TO VARIOUS UNDERGRADUATE COURSES FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2018-19

4. The candidates interested to seek admission under sports category are advised to apply online as per University of Delhi guidelines stipulated in university website.

5. The admission on Sports basis will be granted in respect of the following Sports/Games in the college. Total numbers of positions/seats for admission on the basis of Sports are 31 (23 for Men Section and 08 for Women Section). The breakup wise detail is given below:

I. Basket Ball (Men Section) – 04

ADMISSION ON THE BASIS OF SPORTS

S.No. Sports/Games Position

1. Shooter 1

2. Feeder 1

3. Winger 2

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II. Volley Ball (Men Section) – 04

III. Foot Ball (Men Section) – 04

IV. Cricket (Men Section) – 04

V. Table Tennis (Men Section) – 02

VI. Lawn Tennis (Men Section) - 02

VII. Athletics (Men Section) - 03

Sprinter (100 mtr, 200 mtr and 400 mtrs.)

VIII. Basket Ball (Women Section) – 05

IX. Athletics (Women Section) - 03 Sprinter (100 mtr, 200 mtr and 400 mtrs.)


1. Attacker 2

2. Buster/Setter 2


1. Goal Keeper 1

2. Striker 1

3. Stopper 2

S.No. Sports/ Games Position

1. Batsmen 2

2. Fast Bowler 1

3. Spinner (Leg) 1


1. Feeder 1

2. Pivot 1

3.

Shooter

1

4.

Winger

2

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Note:

1. The Sports Admission Committee of the college shall:

(a) screen the applications/forms uploaded by the candidates

(b) verify original Sports Certicates of the candidates as per marks allotted by the DUSC.

2. The level of competency of the candidate in the Sports/Games shall be determined only for those who have achieved a distinction in Sports/Games during the last three years in the Sports/Games recognised by AIU and IOA. Preference will be given to Sports/Games in which Delhi University Inter-college and Inter-university Competitions/Tournaments are held.

3. The level of distinction of certicates will be determined from 1st May, 2015 to 30th April, 2018.

4. It is mandatory to submit an undertaking on Judicial Stamp Paper of INR 100/- by selected sportspersons at the time of admission stating that they will play for the college and university during their undergraduate course of study.

ADMISSION ON THE BASIS OF EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (ECA)

6. The candidates interested to seek admission under Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) category are advised

to apply online as per University of Delhi guidelines stipulated in university website i.e. www.du.ac.in.

7. Admission under Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) categories shall be granted in respect of the following

Cultural Activities in the college. Total number of positions/seats for admission on the basis of ECA

Category are 17. The activity wise break-up is given below:

S.No. Particulars Position

1. Dramatics 04

2. Music Society 04

3.

Western

Dance

Society

05

4. Debating (02) and

quizzing (01) Society

03

5.

Fine

Arts

Society

02

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Note:

1. The ECA Admission Committee of the college shall:

(a) screen the applications/forms uploaded by the candidates

(b) verify original ECA Certicates of the candidates as per marks allotted by the ECA Committee

2. Please note that not more than 15% concession in academic merit vis-a-vis unreserved category applicants (for the last relevant cut-off ) may be given for admission to specic programmes (subject to the minimum eligibility of the programme)

3. An undertaking shall be submitted by the selected students at the time of admission stating that he/she will perform for the college and university during his/her undergraduate course of study.

4. The decision of ECA Admission Committee shall be nal.

8. The candidates must check the University website and website of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, i.e.

www.sbsc.in for cut-offs for different courses. The candidates who meet the requisite cut-off should log

on to the DU web portal and select college/course where he/she wants to take admission and meets the

desired cut-offs. The candidate will take the print out of the form and proceed to the college for verication

of mark-sheet, calculation of cut-off percentage depending on the course and verication of other

documents. After this, the college will approve the admission on the DU web portal and the candidate will

be required to deposit the fee online.

Eligibility Requirement for AdmissionThe College will follow the guidelines issued by the University of Delhi for the calculation of best of 4 subjects percentage for admission to Honours and Programme courses. For details, please visit university website i.e. www.du.ac.in

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IMPORTANT POINTS:

1. The college will deduct 3 % for change of stream for admission to B.A. Programme i.e. from Science to Humanities / from commerce to Humanities.

2. Candidates who could not take admission in a cut-off list can be considered for admission in the immediate next cut-off list only on the last date of admission, subject to availability of seats.

3. For boards, like International Bacculureate, whose results are declared late, candidates may be considered in whichever cut-off list their result is declared, subject to availability of seats and provided the candidate had completed the online registration process.

4. The College shall strictly follow the university guidelines with respect to gap year policy. Gap year(s) would be no bar for the purpose of admission to the undergraduate courses.

5. The last date of admission for all undergraduate courses will be as notied by University of Delhi.

LIST OF APPROVED BOARDSThe College shall accept the class X and class XII certicates of the following Boards of Secondary and Senior Secondary Education in India as notied by the Ministry of Human Resource Development:

All-India Boards:

1. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)

2. Council for Indian School Certicate Examination (ISCE)

3. National Open School (NIOS)

State Boards:

4. Andhra Pradesh Board of Secondary Education, Hyderabad – 500001

5. Andhra Pradesh Board of Intermediate Hyderabad – 500001

6. Assam Board of Secondary Education, Guwahati – 781021

7. Assam Higher Secondary Education Council, Guwahati – 781021

8. Bihar School Examination Board, Patna 800017

9. Bihar Intermediate Education Council, Patna 800001

10. Goa Board of Secondary& Higher Secondary Education, Goa- 403521

11. Gujarat Secondary Education Board, Sector 10-B, Gandhi Nagar – 382043

12. Haryana Board of Education, Hansi Road, Bhiwani – 125021

13. Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education, Dharamsala – 176216

14. J&K State Board of School Education, Rehari Colony, Jammu – 180005

15. Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi

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16. Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Bangalore – 560003

17. Karnataka Board of the pre-University Education Bangalore – 560001

18. Kerala Kerala Board of Public Examinations, Thiruvananthapuram – 695012

19. Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Shivaji Nagar, Pune – 411010

20. Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education, Bhopal – 462011

21. Manipur Board of Secondary Education, Imphal – 795001

22. Manipur Council of Higher Secondary Education, Imphal – 795001

23. Meghalaya Board of School Education, Meghalaya – 794102

24. Mizoram Board of School Education, Aizawl – 796012

25. Nagaland Board of School Education, Post Box, 98, Kohima – 767001

26. Orissa Board of Secondary Education, Bajrakabati Road, Cuttack – 753001

27. Orissa Council of Higher Secondary Education, Bhubaneswar – 751955

28. Punjab School Education Board, Mohali – 160059

29. Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education, Ajmer – 305001

30. Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education, Department of Govt. Examinations, Chennai – 600006

31. Tamil Nadu Board of Higher Secondary Education, College Road, Chennai – 600006

32. Tripura Board of Secondary Education, Agartala, Tripura West – 799006

33. U.P. Board of High School & Intermediate Education, Allahabad – 211001

34. West Bengal Board of Secondary Education

35. West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education Calcutta - 700091

However, the candidates are advised to refer to the University website in this regard.

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Candidates are required to submit the print out of the admission form downloaded from the University of Delhi

Web Portal and the set of college forms, for admission to the rst year (Semester I) of three Year CBCS Under

Graduate Programme. Admission will be done on the basis of merit by the Admission Committee and the Principal.

The First Admission list shall be notied on 19th June, 2018.

Documents/Certicates Required for Admission:

1. Eligibility Slip issued by the College (Computation of Best 4 %)

2. DU Registration Form (Containing the College Name and the Course to which the admission is sought)

3. Duly lled Reference Card (Detached from Admission Form Supplied by the College)

4. Duly lled I-Card Form (Detached from Admission Form Supplied by the College)

5. Class XII Marks-sheet.

6. Class XII Provisional Certicate/ Original Certicate/ Transfer Certicate/ School Leaving Certicate/

Transfer-cum-school Leaving Certicate.

7. Recent Character certicate from the school/ college last attended.

8. Class X Marks-sheet cum certicate showing date of birth

9. Migration Certicate from Board/ University is required for those students who have passed senior

secondary exam from outside Delhi.

10. SC/ST/OBC/PWD Certicate (if applicable) (Original)

A. In the case of SC/ST candidates, Caste certicate in the name of candidates along with the copy

of Caste Certicate of Father/ Mother/ Brother/ Sister.

B. In the case of OBC candidates, Please note the following:

I. The Caste Certicate must be in the name of applicant.

II. The caste should be included in the Central list of OBC.

III. Certicate must mention the non-creamy layer status of the applicant.

IV. The OBC non-creamy layer status certicate issued for the nancial year 2017-18

shall be valid only as per Ofce Memorandum No. 36036/2/2013-Estt. (RES)-1 dated 31-

03-2016 issued by DoPT, Govt. of India. Please note the validity of OBC ( non-creamy

layer) Certicate Shall be for the nancial year 2017-18, issued after 31.3.2018.

V. If a candidate does not have the valid OBC non-creamy layer certicate, i.e. issued for

the nancial year 2017-18, he/she shall not be admitted against the seats reserved for

OBC (non-creamy layer, central list).

VI. The OBC Candidates are require to submit the following documents:

I. Original and photocopy of OBC Non-creamy layer certicate for the year 2017-18 of

the applicant

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II. Photocopy of Proof of Income (Any of the following):

v In case of father/ mother being salaried:

��l Form 16 issued by the employer

��l Copy of income tax return for the assessment year 2017-18 containing the name

of employer

�v In other case :

��l Copy of income tax return of last 3 years i.e. assessment year 2017-18, 2016-17 &

2015-16

11. Proof of permanent residence of the student and parent/ guardian viz. electricity bill, AADHAR card, Voter ID card, receipt of property tax payment. MTNL/ BSNL telephone bill, which would be notied with the original.

12. Three recent passport size photographs of the Candidate and One Photograph of the Parent/ Guardian.

13. Self-attested Photocopies of documents mentioned above in S.no. 5 to 11.

NOTE: CANDIDATE MUST BE PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE ADMISSION PROCEDURE ALONG WITH EITHER PARENT (GUARDIAN ONLY IN THE CASE OF OUTSTATION STUDENTS).

Attestation of DocumentsThe University has decided to accept the self-attested copies of documents/papers provided by the students. It is made clear that if any false attestation/falsied records are detected, the student will be debarred from attending any course in the University or its College(s) for next ve years and in addition, a criminal case under relevant sections of IPC (viz, 470, 471, 474 etc.) will be instituted against him/her, to subject him/her to the requisite criminal proceedings.

IMPORTANT:

Applicants should refer to the College Notice Board on which Admission Notication will be put up.

• The payment of fees will be as per the University of Delhi guidelines (visit University of Delhi Web Portal)

• Any misbehaviour on the part of the students in the College premises would mean automatic cancellation of the Admission.

• Admission for a particular Course will be open to all candidates falling within the cut-off announced by the College during the stipulated period.

• Admission to all the courses are routed through various Committees that are constituted for the purpose. Applicants and their parent/guardians are requested not to approach the Principal in matters relating to

admission. In case of any enquiry/ difculty they should contact the Convener, Admission Committee or the Chief Admission Coordinator.

Note:

• Eligibility is no guarantee for admission. All admissions will be done by the Admission Committee.

• The decision of the Admission Committee will be nal and no personal representation, correspondence or telephonic inquiry by the applicant or on his/her behalf will be entertained by the College.

• The admission to the College is provisional and is subject to the nal approval by the University.

• Admission sought on wrong information with regard to marks/subjects studied is liable to be cancelled and no refund of fees will be made.

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Rules, Regulations and ProcedureRules, Regulations and Procedure to be followed during the admission process formulated by the Central

Admission Committee:

1. Applicants will take the form personally to the Admission Committee.

2. No applicant will be admitted in any case if he/she is not physically present.

3. Every applicant has to sign the application form before the Admission Committee even if the application form is already signed.

4. Every applicant needs to afx latest photograph on the college forms and the Committee will ensure that the photograph afxed and the person available physically are same.

5. Every applicant has to be accompanied by Parent / Guardian whose photograph will be afxed on the application form and Parent/Guardian has to sign across the afxed photograph as well as the form. The Parent/Guardian also has to produce their identity card (issued by a government agency) in original and provide a copy of the same during admission.

6. Every applicant has to provide Residence Proof of all the Addresses given in the form. In case, residence proof of local address is not practically possible, then permanent residence proof is compulsory.

7. As far as possible, Mark-sheet of the applicant will be matched on the same day with the Board Result available on their websites. The students of the Boards where results are not available online, i.e. over the internet will be admitted only when the photocopy of the Mark-sheet is duly attested by the DM/SDM/ Resident Commissioner of the concerned state.

8. All the relevant original certicates are to be produced along with their self-attested photocopies.

9. No undertaking will be accepted for submission of any certicate.

WHOM TO CONTACT FOR ADMISSIONYou may please contact the following ofcials of the college for your admission to different courses of study:ADMISSION COMMITTEES

Chief Coordinator Dr. Arun Attree

B.Com/ B.Com(H)

Dr. D.R. Saklani

B.A.(H) Economics Mr. Jai Ram Meena

B.A.(H) English Dr. Garima Yadav

B.A.(H) Geography Dr. V.A.V. Raman

B.A.(H) Hindi Dr. Jay Singh Meena

B.A.(H) History Dr. Talat Parveen

B.Sc.(H) Mathematics Ms. Jyoti Varshney

B.A.(H) Political Science Dr. Simple Mohanty

B.A.(Programme) Dr. Rajeev Ranjan Sinha

M.Com Dr. D.R. Saklani

Dy. Chief Coordinator Dr. V.A.V. Raman

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Fee Structure

MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT (A)

TUITION FEE (MAY TO APRIL)

ADMISSION FEE

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT FEE

MAGAZINE FEE

LIBRARY & READING ROOM FEE

IDENTITY CARD FEE

GARDEN FEE

WATER & ELECTRICITY FEE

TOTAL

SOCIETIES ACCOUNT (B)

GAMES & SPORTS FEE

SOCIAL F. & CULT. ACTV. FEE

STUDENT AID FUND

LIB. SECURITY (REFUNDABLE)

MEDICAL FEE

DEVELOPMENT FEE

AMENITIES FUND

MERIT AWARD FUND

PLACEMENT CELL

COMPUTER INFRASTRUCTURE FEE

STUDENT UNION FEE

NCC ACTIVITIES FEE

COMMERCE ASSOCIATION

BUSINESS STUDIES JOURNAL

N/INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR FEE

ENGLISH ASSN. CHARGES

GEOGRAPHY LAB. FEE

CENTRE FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT FEE

SEMINAR AND ACADEMIC FEETOTAL

TUITION FEES AND ANNUAL CHARGES FOR THE YEAR 2017-2018 (1ST YEAR STUDENTS)

B.Com (H)

B.Com

(Prog)

B.A. (H) B.A. (H)

English Hindi, His., Pol.Sci., Eco.,

B.A. (Prog)

B.A. (H)

Maths

M.Com (H)

Geography

+PWD

Student

M.Com (P)

180

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1385

180

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1385

180

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1385

180

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1385

180

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1385

216

5

250

150

500

50

100

150

1421

5

50

55

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

300

100

400

500

4970

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

300

100

400

500

4470

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

1400

500

5070

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

500

500

4670

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

500

3670

500

500

250

500

50

600

500

50

20

500

100

100

500

500

4170

0

0

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UNIVERSITY FEE (C)

ENROL/RE-ENROL

UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ASSN.

UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT FEE

UNIVERSITY LIB.DEV.FEE

NSS FEE

DUSU FEE

WUS

CULTURAL COUNCIL FEE

TOTAL

TOTAL (A+B+C) - All Students

FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS* ONLY (D)

GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C+D)

200

50

600

20

20

5

5

900

7255

6500

13755

200

50

600

20

20

5

5

900

6455

6500

12955

200

50

600

20

20

5

5

900

5955

6500

12455

200

50

600

20

20

5

5

900

6955

6500

13455

200

50

600

20

20

5

5

900

7355

6500

13855

200

50

600

200

20

20

5

5

1050

6941

6500

13441

20

20

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Payment of College Fees and Other Charges

All college dues are payable in advance. Fees is payable in one installment. Payment of fees will be made as per University of Delhi guidelines (visit www.du.ac.in)

If the admission dues remain unpaid the name of the defaulter shall be struck off the college rolls without any prior notice. At the discretion of the Principal, the student may, however, be re-admitted. Students who discontinue their studies during the session should withdraw their names from the rolls by a written permission from the college.

Only for foreign students75

*The amount of fee may be changed as directed by University of Delhi

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Rules for Refund of Fee on Account of Withdrawal/

Cancellation of Admission

(As per notication Acad.-I/2015-16/Refund of fee/541 dated 26th June, 2015)

Sr. No.

Reasons for seeking refund Quantum of fee to be refunded

1 When a student applies for withdrawal of admission upto 31st July.

Full fee after deduction of Rs. 500/- and full examination fee.

2 When a student applies for withdrawal of admission on or after 1st August till three working days before the last date of admission (including the last day of admission).

Full fee after deduction of Rs. 1000/- and full examination fee.

3 When admission is made inadvertently due to error/omission/commission on the part of the University/College

Full fee and full examination fee.

4 When cancellation of admission is due to concealment/falsification of facts, submission of false/fake certificates(s), providing misleading information by the student or for any error/mistake on the part of the student.

No fee will be refunded.

5 In case of Migration of a student in III semester from one college to another college (If permissible under the University rules), up to 31st August of the year of migration.

Full fee after deduction of 20% of the total fee and full examination fee.

6 When a student of Self Financing course applies for withdrawal of admission on or before the last date of admission.

Full fee after deduction ofRs. 1000/- and full examination fee.

7 If a student provisionally admitted to a course on declaration of the result of his qualifying examination/compartmental examination becomes ineligible for admission and his/her admission is cancelled.

Full fee after deduction of Rs. 1000/- provided that he/she applies for refund in the same Financial Year.

8 In case a student after his/her admission expires within one month of the last date of admission.

Full fee including examination fee will be refunded to his/her parents.

9 When a student has been allowed to change the course of study in the same college or within the departments of the University.

After adjustment of fees already paid the student will be required to pay the remaining amount due as prescribed for the new course. In case the student paid in the previous coursemore than the amount due for the second course, the excess amount will be refunded/adjusted towards further month(s) fees.

When a student applies for withdrawal of admission after three clear days of the last date of admission

No fee will be refundedexcept examination fee.

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Attendance Requirement

No student will be eligible to appear in the Semester Examination, if he/she has not attended

two-third of lectures, tutorials and practicals held during the academic semester as per rules and

regulations of the University of Delhi. Exemption from this requirement will be as per the rules

and regulations of the University of Delhi.

Evaluation of Students

Evaluation of students shall be done as per guidelines based on the marks obtained at the end-

semester examination and internal assessment.

Anti-ragging Rules

1. ZERO TOLERANCE FOR RAGGING (NOT EVEN FOR FUN) : Ragging in any form is strictly

prohibited within the premises of the college and any part of the Delhi University system as

well as public transport.

2. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipline and shall be

dealt with under the Ordinance XV-B and C.

3. Ragging for the purpose of this, ordinarily means, any act, conduct or practice by which the

dominant power or status of senior student is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or

students who are in any way considered junior or inferior by other students and includes

individual or collective acts or practices which:

a. Involve physical assault or threat or use of physical force.

b. Violate the status, dignity and honour of students.

c. Violate the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Tribes.

d. Expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self esteem.

e. Entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene behaviour.

4. In case any student, who has obtained the degree of University of Delhi, is found under this

Ordinance, committing an act or practice of ragging, he/she may be subjected under Statute 15 to

appropriate action for the withdrawal of degree conferred by the university.

5. For the purpose of this Ordinance, abetment of ragging will also amount to ragging.

Rules, Discipline and Code of Conduct

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Ragging Related Complaints

Any student aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach Dr. Arun Kumar Attree, convener of the Discipline Committee or any staff member of the college for speedy disciplinary action.

Anyone found guilty of ragging may be subject to any one or more of the following punishments:

• Rustication from the college.

• Suspension from the college or classes for a limited period or Fine with a public apology.

• Withholding scholarships and other benets.

• Debarring from representation in college events.

• Withholding results.

• Handing over case to the police, if need be.

NOTE: It is mandatory as per the Honourable Supreme Court and UGC/AICTE Regulations

that all students ll in an Anti-ragging Afdavit each year. To make the process easy MHRD

has developed an ONLINE facility. Afdavits can be lled ONLINE at:

www.amanmovement.org

www.antiragging.in

Code of Conduct

Students are expected to maintain a high standard of discipline and shall endeavour to promote the honour of the college and to inculcate healthy fellow feelings.

1. Student against whom disciplinary action has been taken may not be granted re-admission. Such a student will be liable to forfeit any prizes won or ofce held if so decided by the college Discipline Committee.

2. Student against whom disciplinary action has been taken will not be allowed to contest elections also.

3. Student shall refrain from:

i. Misbehaviour towards members of the staff (teaching and administrative) and fellow students;

ii. Smoking, drinking, gambling and drug-taking in any form;

iii. Eve-teasing;

iv. Obstructing passage in the verandah;

v. Causing damage to college building, furniture, xtures, garden, canteen crockery or to any other property;

vi. Use of Mobile Phone in the class rooms;

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vii. Associating with outsiders to create indiscipline in any form in the college. (No outsider will be allowed

in the college without any expressed purpose and all visitors will have to make entry in the Visitors

Register).

viii. Unauthorized entry in the college building on holidays;

ix. Loitering in corridors and making noise outside and inside the class rooms.

For any of the above offences students are liable to punishment which may amount to ne, suspension or

even expulsion from the college.

4. Students are expected to be regular in the classes.

5. Students must keep the college neat and clean.

6. Students must maintain perfect silence in the Library and obey standing orders. They are expected to

utilize the facilities properly.

7. Students may participate in their favourite games or sports obeying standing rules and regulations

framed by the college.

8. Students must always carry the Identity Card with them.

9. Students must see the General Notice Board, the Sports Notice Board and the Library Notice Board daily

for obtaining up-to-date information of college notices.

10. Students are expected not to invite any guest during the teaching hours in the college.

11. Suggestions from students are always welcome and will be given proper attention.

College Is A Smoke Free Zone !!

Any student found smoking inside the premises of the college is liable to be punished as per college rules.

Discipline

Discipline in the college is accorded top priority. Indiscipline is punishable as per College Rules. The Discipline

Committee is empowered to deal with cases of indiscipline.

Dr. Arun Kumar Attree is the convenor of Discipline committee of the college. The Principal of the College in

consultation with convenor of Discpline Committee takes action against any breach of discipline.

Complaints against Sexual Harassment

Any kind of sexual harassment of women is forbidden. Girls are free to contact Dr. Jyoti Varshney, Department

of Mathematics, Presiding Ofcer, Internal Complaints Committee for any such complaints.

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A PLACE TO EXCELA PLACE TO EXCELA PLACE TO EXCEL

RESEARCH ORIENTED TEACHINGRESEARCH ORIENTED TEACHINGRESEARCH ORIENTED TEACHING

A Glimpse into the Campus Life

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SEMINARS & WORKSHOPSSEMINARS & WORKSHOPSSEMINARS & WORKSHOPSSEMINARS/CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPSSEMINARS/CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPSSEMINARS/CONFERENCES & WORKSHOPS

SPORTSSPORTSSPORTS

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STUDENT’S UNION: A STRONG STUDENTS’ VOICESTUDENT’S UNION: A STRONG STUDENTS’ VOICESTUDENT’S UNION: A STRONG STUDENTS’ VOICE

VIBRANT CULTURAL LIFEVIBRANT CULTURAL LIFEVIBRANT CULTURAL LIFE

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CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS

A PLACE TO EXCELA PLACE TO EXCELA PLACE TO EXCELHOLISTIC EDUCATIONHOLISTIC EDUCATIONHOLISTIC EDUCATION

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Dr. Arun Atree - Chief Coordinator Admissions

Mr. R.P. Singh - Administrative Officer (Offg.)/ Sr. P.A. to Principal

Telephone Number - 29250306

Fax - 29257472

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SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH COLLEGEUNIVERSITY OF DELHI

University of Delhi, Sheikh Sarai Phase-II, New Delhi -110017Off: Tel: 011-29250306, Tele Fax : 011-29257472

Website: www.sbsc.in

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