Pune District Education Association

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Pune District Education Association's
MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE
From the Desk of Honorary Secretary
Dear Students and Parents,
Pune District Education Association's (PDEA) colleges and
schools are shrines of knowledge where students receive quality
education and develop capabilities to accept the challenges for
competitions. Our trust, incepted in 1941 with the clear Vision of
'Bahujan Hitay, Bahujan Sukhay' and the Mission of providing basic
education to eradicate illiteracy prevalent in those times, has now
blossomed into a conglomerate of schools, colleges and technical
institutions. The trust has been engaged in providing students the
concept of one-stop-shop for education i.e. completing their entire education from schooling to
graduation to post graduation to Ph.D. in the traditional arts, science, commerce as also the computer
science, pharmacy, management, ayurveda, engineering, microbiology, etc. at one place. For this,
we have provided the state of the art buildings with modern amenities such as good and well equipped
laboratories, rich libraries, internet facilities, auditoriums, play grounds, etc. This has been backed
with the experienced and talented faculties to deliver excellent knowledge to the students. In order to
maintain the quality of education, our colleges have been accreditated and re-accreditated by the
NAAC. We are proud to receive the Best Educational Institute Award of Government of Maharashtra
in 2000. Indeed, this endeavor of ours has made the PDEA, the educational destination of the first
choice for the students.
We at the PDEA's colleges and schools believe in all-round holistic development of our
students through a multitude of curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular programs. I congratulate
you for your right choice for selecting our institute's college/school for your career development.
However, I appeal the students to carry out their cardinal duty of learning process very sincerely in
order to develop proficiency in written and oral communications and to achieve the set goals. I promise
you that our experienced and learned faculties are with you to help for all the times.
Wish you all the best !
Sandeep Kadam
Honorary Secretary,
Pune District Education Association, Pune
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Pune District Education Association
48/1 A, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune 411 038. (Maharashtra)
Ph. : (020) 2543 4570, 2543 7341, 2545 8327.
Fax: (020) 2543 8705.
E-mail : [email protected]
OFFICE BEARERS
President
Hon'ble AJIT PAWAR
Deputy Chief Minister
Maharashtra State
Shri. Sandeep Kadam
Hon. Secretary
Shri. Rajendra Ghadge
President's Representative
Shri. Adv. Mohanrao Deshmukh
Treasurer
Shri. P. E. Kulkarni
Asst. Secretary
Shri. A. M. Jadhav
Jt. Secretary (Administration)
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Information to remember
: Publish By :
DR. P. G. SATAV
I/c Principal
P.D.E.A.'s
48/1, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune - 411 038.
Ph. : 020 - 25443024; Fax. : 020 - 25431034
E-mail : [email protected]; Web. : www.pdeamoholcollege.org
: Office Timing :
Monday to Saturday
10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
& 2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
: Cash Transactions :
Monday to Saturday
10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
Courses Offered
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XIth & XIIth
Arts
Commerce with I.T.
Science with Bifocial (Computer)
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B.A.
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B.Com.
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B.Sc. Computer Science
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B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Application)
Minimum Competency Vocational Course at +2 stage

M.A. Marathi
1) Auto Engg. Technology
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M.A. Economics
2) Electronics Technology
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M.Com.
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M.Sc. Computer Science
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M.C.A. (Master of Computer Application under Science)
3) Maintenance & Repairs of Electrical & Domestic
Home Appliances
Sailent Features of the College
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Spacious well furnished building.
Spacious well stacked library.
Spacious well equipped laboratories.
Spacious well furnished Computer laboratores.
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NSS
Centre for Competitive Examinations.
Earn & Learn scheme.
Efficient administrative staff.
 Economic & other concessions for backward students.  Government & other fee concessions & scholarships.
The prizes will be awarded in the due course of time for standing first in various papers at the university examination.
: Print By :
P.D.E.A's
Printing and Publication Department
48/1 A, Erandwane, Paud Road, Pune - 38
Ph. (020) 25434570
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CONTENTS
About Pune District Education Association ....................................................................... 6
From the Principal's Desk
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About the College
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ì`dgm` {ejU {d^mJ
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H${Zð> ‘hm{dÚmb¶ / Junior College
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B. A.
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B. Com.
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B.C.A.
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B. Sc. (Computer Science)
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E_. E. _amR>r
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M. A. Economics
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M. Com.
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M. Sc. (Computer Science)
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M.C.A. (Science)
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Examination Pattern for B. Sc. (C. S.)
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narjog§~§Yr _m{hVr
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Eligibility Certificate
....................................................................... 27
Government Scholarships and Concession ....................................................................... 29
General Conditions
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Admission and Eligibility
....................................................................... 33
College Activities
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Table VI Rules for Refund of Fees
University of Pune Circular No. 179 of 2009
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About P.D.E.A.
Pune District Education Association,
Pune (P.D.E.A.) is well known educational
society founded by the dedicated team of social
reformers, lead by Ex-Chief officer of Z.P. Pune,
late Shri. Baburaoji Gholap and has a standing
of over 63 years in the field of education. The
year 2003-04 was the birth centennary year of
our founder secretary. We are proud to mention
that P.D.E.A. has received the prestigious, "Best
Educational Institute Award" from the
Government of Maharashtra for the remarkable
achievements in the field of education and
social work, on 5th September 2000.
known political leader Prof. Ramkrishna More
(Ex-Minister School Education, Sports and
Youth Welfare and Cultural activity Government of Maharashtra) took the charge
of P.D.E.A. as "President". During his tenure,
Prof. Ramkrishna More has accelerated the
activities of "P.D.E.A." with an objective of
contributing to the intellectual and social
transformations in different areas like
educational, social and cultural. All the Institutes
of P.D.E.A. have made remarkable progress
in the field of education under his able
leadership.
The association runs different branches
like Pre-Primary Schools (Marathi and English
Medium)-11, Primary Schools-12, Secondary
Schools-61, Higher Secondary Schools-31,
Vocational Courses-25, Senior Colleges
(Multifaculty)-08, Ayurved College and Research
Center-01,
Pharmacy
Colleges-02,
Management Institutes-03, Polytechnic Institutes01, Engineering College-01, Law College-01
and D. Ed. College-01.
In the year 2006, Inspirer-VisionaryMany more years of success in all ways of life
-Young & dynamic wishing leader, Honorable
Ajit Pawar Dy. Chief Minister, Maharashtra
(Finance Planing & Energy Minister, Guardian
Minister, Pune) took the charge as "President"
of P.D.E.A. by legacy. He is inspiring inner and
spiritual strength of P.D.E.A. family viz. Life
members, Employees and Students. All the
branches of P.D.E.A. are now taking a global
speed towards the destination.
The association has made up its leeway
since 1941. In the year of 1983, a young,
dynamic, intellectual, educationist and well
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Dr. G. P. Satav
I/c Principal
From the
PRINCIPAL'S Desk
My Dear Students,
I extend to you a cordial welcome to
P.D.E.A's, Mamasaheb Mohol College.
I also welcome you on board for your
journey for the academic career, which will
become a second home to you.
Congratulations on your splendid success in your examinations! You have
crossed a very significant phase in your
academic career. You are aware that, so
many avenues are open to you. However,
nationality lies in choosing befitting faculty
and more importantly befitting college that
can transmit your academic dreams into
reality.
I believe that the three great principles
Truth, Goodness & Beauty nourish the
entire social life.
Mamasaheb Mohol College is
committed for quality education and for
helping students to prepare themselves to
achieve the best in their lives.
We strive to help our students for
harmonious development of physical,
mental and social powers.
I anticipate sincerely that students
learning in this college shall develop their
personality, career & character taking
maximum benefit of the facilities provided
to them by the college; be the best
cultured citizens and glorify the
reputation of this college.
I am confident that you would enjoy
your stay at Mamasaheb Mohol College,
which is blessed with natural beauties,
excellent atmosphere and best culture.
Dr. G. P. Satav
I/c Principal
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About the College
Our Mission
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To keep faculty and students abreast of advanced
knowledge and technology.
To nurture critical thinking and analysis ability
among students.
To encourage students to face competitive world.
To practice innovation teaching, learning, research
and extension activities.
To inculcate moral values among students.
Our Vision :
“Bahujan Hitaya; Bahujan Sukhaya”
The vision statement suggest that, to stay in
an endeavor towards nurturing our students who come
from mass community by imparting world class
diversified advanced education, knowledge, wisdom
and inclulcating timeless values, thereby empowering
them to stand up proudly in the competitive world.
Objectives :
The following objectives will help students of the
institution to become a successful human being.
* To empower the students through modern learning
techniques and participation incurricular, co-curricular
and extension activities.
* To motivate the students in developing their hidden
potential
* To develop research culture along the faculty and
students.
* To bring awareness and dignity of self-reliance in the
students.
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Mamasaheb Mohol College, Pune - 411 038
was established in the year 1984-85. The college is
having its own spacious, well furnished and well
equipped building (classrooms, laboratories, library,
administrative block. etc.) The college has many
distinguished teachers with reference to academic,
sports, NSS activity and other personal achievements.
We have 57 teachers in which 05 have Ph.D.
degree and 12 have M.Phil degree and are actively
engaged in continuous research activities.
The college and management have put in their
sincere efforts to introduce traditional courses of UG
and PG level, with their specializations and new
courses to maintain pace with time by introducing
different courses in the field of computers and
information technology.
For benefit of students, we have started 05 PG
courses, affiliated to the University of Pune and
recognised by the Government of Maharashtra.
After successful completion of UGC
college has received 2(f) and 12(b) status
New Delhi. Immediately after this, college
the financial assistance from UGC under
schemes during 9th, 10th and 11th plan
norms, the
from UGC,
has availed
the various
period.
Dr. G. P. Satav
I/c Principal
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ARTS FACULTY (H$bm emIm)
University of Pune has revised all
the syllabus of S.Y.B.A. / S.Y.B.Com. &
S.Y.B.Sc. which will be made effective
from Academic Year 2014-2014
F. Y. B. A.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Compulsory English
Marathi
Hindi
Economics
Politics
Geography
(G1)
(G1 )
(G1 )
(G1)
(G1 )
S. Y. B. A.
1) Compulsory English
2) Special Subject Two papers S1 & S2 each :
student have option to select any one of the following subjects offered at F.Y.B.A. out of following subjects
i) Marathi
(S1 & S2)
ii) Economics
(S1 & S2)
3) General Subjects
Student will have to select any three subjects at
general level which he had offered at F.Y.B.A. out of
following subjects and out of three one must be offered for special.
i) Marathi
ii) Politics
iii) Geography
iv) Economics
iv) Hindi
4) Environment Awareness
(Compulsory) (Theory & Project)
T. Y. B. A.
2) Special Subject Two papers (S3) & (S4) each :
student will have to select anyone of the
following subjects offered at
S.Y.B.A. as
special subject.
i) Marathi (S3 & S4)
ii) Economics (S3 & S4)
3) General Subjects
One paper (G3) of the subject chosen as special subject and one paper (G3) each of the two
of the following subjects offered at (S.Y.B.A.) as
general subjects
I) Marathi
ii) Hindi
iii) Economics
iv) Politics
v) Geography
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COMMERCE FACULTY (dm{UÁ` emIm)
F. Y. B. Com.
Compulsory Group
2) Financial Accounting
3) Business Economics (Micro)
4) Business Mathematics & Statistics
5) Optional Group - I (Any One)
Organisational skill Development
Or
Banking & finance
6) Optional Group - II
a) Consumer Protection & Business Ethics
7) Additional Marathi
S. Y. B. Com.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Corporate Accounting
Business Economics (Macro)
Principles & Functions of Management
Elements of Company Law
Business Communication
Special Papers (Any one of the following)
a) Cost and Works Accounting Paper - I
b) Banking and Finance Paper - I
7) Environment Awareness (Compulsory)
(Theory & Project)
T. Y. B. Com.
1) Business Regulatory Framework ( M.Law)
2) Advanced Accounting
3) International Economics
4) Auditing & Taxation
5) Special Paper
a) Cost & Works Accounting Paper - II
b) Banking & Finance Paper - II
6) Special Paper
a) Cost & Works Accounting Paper - III
b) Banking & Finance Paper - III
University of Pune has revised all
the syllabus of S. Y. B.Com. which will
be made effective from Academic Year
2014 - 2014. contact your concern
teacher.
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B. C. A.
Bachelor of Computer Application
Eligibility : As per University of Pune, Rules.
406
F. Y. B. C. A.
Laboratory Course - IV
(Based on Paper No. 401 & 402)
T. Y. B. C. A.
Semester I
101
Modern Operating Environment & MS Office
102
Financial Accounting
103
Programming Principles and Algorithms
104
Business Communication
105
Principles of Management
106
Laboratory Course - I (Based on Paper No. 101 & 102)
Semester II
201
Procedure Oriented Programming using C
202
Data Base Management System
203
Organizational Behavior
204
Computer Applications in Statistics
205
E-Commerce Concepts
206
Laboratory Course - II
S. Y. B. C. A.
Semester III
301 Relational Database Management Systems
302 Data Structure using C
303 Operating System Concepts
304 Business Mathematics
305 Software Engineering
306 Laboratory Course - III
Semester IV
401 OOP's using C++
402 Programming Visual Basic
403 Computer Networking
404 Enterprise Resource Planning
405 Human Resource Management
Semester V
501
Java Programming
502
Web Technologies
503
Dot Net Programming
504
Object Oriented Software Engg.
505
Software Project - I (Based on C++ / VB Technology)
506
Laboratory Course - V
Semester VI
601
Advanced Web Technologies
602
Advanced Java
603
Recent Trends in IT
604
Software Testing
605
Software Project - II (Java / Dot net Technology)
606
Laboratory Course - VI
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B. Sc. (Computer Science)
Course Structure
F. Y. B. Sc. (Computer Science)
Paper
Computer Science Paper I
Computer Science Paper II
Computer Science Paper III
Mathematics Papper I
Mathematics Papper II
Mathematics Papper III
Electronics Paper I
Electronics Paper II
Electronics Paper III
Statistics Paper I
Statistics Paper II
Statistics Paper III
Computer Science Paper IV
Title
Problem Solving Using Computers and 'C' Programming
File Organization and Fundamental of Databases
Basic 'C' Programming and Database Handling practicals
Mathematics Papper I
Mathematics Papper II
Practical Course in Mathematics
Electronics Paper I
Practical Course in Electronics
Statistical Methods - I
Statistical Methods - II
Practical Course in Statistics
HTML programming and Advanced 'C' Programming practicals
S. Y. B. Sc. (Computer Science)
Title - Semester I
Title - Semester I
Computer Science Paper I Data Structure using 'C'
Object Oriented Concepts using C++
Computer Science Paper II Relational Database
Software Engineering
Management System
Computer Science Paper III Data structures Practicals and C++ Practicals
Mathematics Paper I
Mathematics Paper I - Sem. I
Mathematics Paper I - Sem. I
Mathematics Paper II
Mathematics Paper II - Sem I
Mathematics Paper II - Sem II
Mathematics Paper III
Practical Course in Mathematics
Electronics Paper I
Electronics Paper I - Sem. I
Electronics Paper I - Sem. I
Electronics Paper II - Sem. II
Electronics Paper II - Sem. II
Electronics Paper III
Practical Course in Electronics
English
Technical English - Sem. I
Technical English - Sem. II
Computer Science
Database Practicals &
Paper IV
Mini Project using Software
Engineering techniques
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T. Y. B. Sc. (Computer Science)
Semester III
CS 331
Paper I
Systems Programming and Operating System - I
CS 332
Paper II
Theoretical Computer Science and Compiler Construction I
CS 333
Paper III
Computer Networks - I
CS 334
Paper IV
Web Development and PHP programming - I
CS 335
Paper V
Programmign in Java- I
CS 336
Paper VI
Object Oriented Software Engineering
CS 341
Paper I
Systems Programming and Operating System - II
CS 342
Paper II
Theoretical Computer Science and Compiler Construction II
CS 343
Paper III
Computer Networks - II
CS 344
Paper IV
Web Development and PHP programming - II
CS 345
Paper V
Programmign in Java- II
CS 346
Paper VI
Business Applications
Semester IV
Laboratory Courses :
CS 347
Lab Course I System Programming and Operating System
CS 348
Lab Course II Programming in Java and PHP
CS 349
Lab Course III Project ( Using Java or PHP)
Note :
For every semester, each theory course will have 40 marks examination and 10 marks for internal
examinations (total 50 marks.)
Every laboratory course will have 80 marks external examination and 20 marks internal examination
(total 100 marks) which will be conducted at the end of academic year.
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M.A. Economics
Faculty at a Glance
Prof. Jadhav A. P.
Dr. Pavase S. B.
Prof. Ukirde L. G.
Prof. Khese H. S.
Non-Core Course ( Any one of the following)
EC-1004 Indian Economy Policy
EC-1005 Labour Economics
EC-1006 Mathematical Economics
Intake
M.A. Part I - Semester II
Part I : 60
Part II : 60
Core Courses : Compulsory Paper
EC-2001 Micro Economic Analysis - II
Highlights
EC-2002 Public Economics II
Department of Economics has been established
EC-2003 International Finance
in 1994-95 and Post Graduate course has
started in 2003-04
Non-Core Course ( Any one of the following)

The department has a very well equipped library.
EC-2004 Agricultural Economics

Admission to the M.A. Course begins after the
University of Pune declares the B.A. examina-
EC-2005 Industrial Economics

tion results. The students with B.A. (Economics) as well as Graduates from other streams
can also apply.
EC-2006 Statistical Techniques
MA Part - II Syllabus will be changed from
the academic year 2014-15
Course Structure
M.A. Part I - Semester I
Core Courses : Compulsory Paper
EC-1001 Micro Economic Analysis - I
EC-1002 Public Economics - I
EC-1003 International Trade
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M.A. Economics
Scheme of Examination :
*
A student cannot register for the third semester.
If he/she fails to complete 50% credits of the
total credits expected to be ordinarily completed
within two semesters.l
*
Students who have failed semester end
examination. ( i.e. University Exam.) may
reappear for the semester-end exam only twice
in subsequent period.
*
While marks will be given for all exams, they
will be converted into grades.
*
There shall be Revaluation of the answer scripts
of semester-end exam. but not of internal
assessment papers as per ordinance no. 134
and B
Credit and Semester System :
*
CSS started from academic year 2013-14
*
The post-graduate degree will be awarded to
students who obtain a total Credit 64 out of 100
credits. ( Average credit per semester 16)
*
One credit will be equivalent to 15 clock hours
of teacher student contact per semester
*
Assessment shall consist of a) In-semester continuous assessment
b) End-semester assessment
Both shall have an equal weightage of 50% each.
*
An insemester assessment of 50% marks
should be a continuous evaluation system in
form of 4 types of parameters such
as :
i) Tutorials
ii) Home-assignments
iii) Seminar presentation.
The distribution of Insemester
marks shall be given as follows.
i) Tutorials
ii) Home-assignments
iii) Seminar Presentations
iv) Mid-semester exam
- out of 60 marks
(convert in out of 20 i.e. 1/3)
assessment
- 10
- 10
- 10
- 20
iv) Mid-semester examination
*
Internal marks will be change. A student cannot
repeat Internal assessment
*
Semester end examination for remaining 50%
marks will be conducted by the University of
Pune.
*
To pass the degree course, a student shall have
to get minimum aggregate 40% marks in each
course.
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M.Com.
Faculty at a Glance
Dr. G. P. Satav (M. Com., LLB, Ph.D.)
Dr. M. R. Avaghade (M. Com., B.Ed., GDC&A, Ph.D.)
Prof. Smt. Archana Jagtap (M. Com., SET, M.Phil.)
Intake
M.Com Part I : 60
M.Com. Part II : 60
Objectives
 To equip and train Post Graduate students to accept
the challenges of changing Business World.
 To study and analyse the new industrial and
commercial culture.
 To aware the students for acquiring the knowledge of
specialized subjects.
 To develop independent logical thinking and
facilitate personality development.
 To equi p the students f or seeking suitable
careers and entrepreneurship abilities.
 To study methods of Data collection and its
interpretation.
 To develop communication and analytical skills.
Eligibility
The students who passed B.Com. degree of this
University or any other recognized University will be given
admission on the basis of merit & Reservation.
Duration of the course
The M. Com. course is of two years duration
consisting of two parts i.e. Part - I and Part - II.
Each part having two semesters.
Course Structure :
The M.Com. degree course will be of two years
duration consisting of four semesters and of minimum 64
credits as below
1) Semester I - 16 credits
2) Semester II - 16 credits
3) Semester III - 16 credits
4) Semester IV - 16 credits
Total 64 Credits
Four credits for project work at 4th semester. (This will
include credits for fieldwork, data presentation and report
writing.)
In each semester, there will be four papers of 100
marks each out of which 50 marks will be for internal
Assessment (Attendance, home assignments, Class
tests, long term papers, classroom presentation and 50
marks for University Examination.) Thus M.Com. degree
examination, four semester shall be of 1600 marks and
of minimum 64 credits altogether.
M. Com. Part I
Semester I
Sub. Code
101
102
107 Papr. i
108 Papr. ii
115 Papr. i
116 Papr. ii
Semester II
Sub. Code
201
202 A
202 B
207 Papr. iii
208 Papr. iv
215 Papr. iii
216 Papr. iv
Subject
Management Accounting
Strategic Management
Special Subject
Advanced Cost Accounting &
Cost Systems
Advanced Cost Accounting
Costing Techniques &
Responsibility Accounting.
OR
Advanced Banking & Finance
Legal framework of Banking
Central Banking
Subject
Financial Analysis and Control
Industrial Economics
OR
Business Statistics
Special Subject
Cost Systems
Application of Cost Accounting
Cost Control & Cost Systems
OR
Banking Law & Practice
Monetary Policy
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M.Com.
M. Com. Part II
Semester III
Sub. Code Subject
301
Business Finance
302
Research Methodology for Business
Special Subject
Cost Systems
307 Papr. v Cost Audit
308 Papr. vi Management Audit
OR
315 Papr. v Foregin Exchange
316 Papr. vi International Finance
Semester IV
Sub. Code
401
402 A
402 B
407 Papr. vii
408 Papr. viii
415 Papr. vii
416 Papr. viii
Subject
Capital Market & Financial Services
Global Economic Environment
OR
Operations Research
Special Subject
Cost Systems
Recent Advances in Cost Auditing &
cost system.
Project Work / Case Studies
Recent Advances in Banking &
Finance
Project Work / Case Studies
(Note : Project work is compulsory for Internal
Students)
List of Special Subjects with two subjects is
given below :
Advanced Cost Accounting and Cost Systems :
Semester - I :
107) Advanced Cost Accounting. (Paper-i)
108) Costing Techniques and Responsibility
Accounting. (Paper-ii)
Semester - II :
203) Application of Cost Accounting. (Paper-iii)
204) Cost Control and Cost Systems. (Paper-iv)
Semester - III :
303) Cost Audit. (Paper-v)
304) Management Audit. (Paper-vi)
Semester - IV :
403) Recent Advances in Cost Accounting
and Cost Systems. (Paper-vii)
404) Project Work. (Paper-viii)
Scheme of Examlnation :
The examination of regular students of M.Com.
degree course of the University of Pune admitted
in the academic session 2013-14 and after shall
be based on:
(a) Semester Examination
(b) Continuous Assessment
(c) Choice Based Credit System, and
(d) Semester Grade Point Average and Cumulative
Grade Point Average System
For each paper of 100 marks, there will be an
Internal Assessment (lA) of 50 marks and the
University Examination (UE) of 50 marks/ 3 hours
duration at the end of each semester. A candidate
who will secure at least 40% marks allotted to each
paper will be given 4 credits. A candidate who does
not pass the examination is any subject or subjects
in one semester will be permitted to appear in such
failed subject or subjects along with the papers of
following semesters.
The Internal Assessment for each paper will be
50 marks which will be carried out by the
department during the term. The Internal
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Assessment may be in the forms of written test,
seminars, term papers, presentations,
assignments, orals or any such others. The
distribution of internal assessment marks shall be
as follows:
Midterm Test
20
Presentation/Role Play
10
Case studies/Group Discussion 10
Quiz/Home Assignment
10
Total
50
There shall be four semester examinations: first
semester examination at the middle of the first
academic year and the second semester
examination at the end of the first academic year.
Similarly, the third and fourth semester
examinations shall be held at the middle and the
end of the second academic year, respectively.
The candidates shall be permitted to proceed
from the first semester up to final semester
irrespective of their failure in any of the semester
examinations subject to the condition that the
candidates should register for all the arrear subjects
of earlier semesters along with current
(Subsequent) semester subjects.
Research project work :
There will be a Research Project to be prepared
by a student during the fourth semester. The
objective of the project work is to introduce students
to research methodology in the subject and prepare
them for pursuing research in theoretical or
experimental or computational areas of the subject.
The project work is to be undertaken under
guidance of a teacher allotted to a student by the
department.
Division of marks
Marks
Synopsis with working bibliography
40 marks
(Internal Assessment)
A full project Report
40 marks
(Minimum 50-80 pages)
Viva Voce
20 marks
As the Research Project is based on the self
study done by the candidate and evaluated for 100
marks altogether, 04 credits will be awarded to a
successful candidate in this subject. The project
may be evaluated by two examiners one internal
and one external, selected from the panel of PG
examiners of the University. The Viva voce must
be conducted by the teachers selected out of the
panel of PG examiners maintained by the University.
The Candidates have to submit the project
15 days before the commencement of the fourth
semester university examination. The project report
shall be type-written and submitted in duplicate. A
candidate who fails to submit the project may
resubmit the same in the subsequent semester
examination for evaluation. The project work
activities must be duly supported by documentary
evidence to be endorsed by the Head of Guide.
Standard of Passing :
A candidate shall be declared to have passed
in the paper provided he/she has secured minimum
GP of 4.5 in the UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION and
GRADE POINT AVERAGE of 4.0 in aggregate of
UNIVERSITY GRADE and INTERNAL
ASSESSMENT taken together.
Classification of Successful Candidates :
Candidates who secured not less than 60%
of aggregate marks (INTERNAL ASSESSMENT +
UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION) in the whole
examination shall be declared to have passed the
examination in the first class. All other successful
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candidates shall be declared to have passed in
second class. Candidates who obtain 70% of the
marks in the aggregate (INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
+ UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION ) shall be deemed
to have passed the examination in first class with
distinction.
A student who passed in all the courses will
be declared to have passed the M.Com. degree with
the following honours.
CGPA in (4.00,4.99) - Pass Class
CGPA in (5.00,5.49) - Second Class
CGPA in (5.50,5.99) - Higher Second Class
CGPA in (6.00,7.99) - First Class
CGPA in (8.00,10.00) - First Class with Distinction
Scheme of Credits :
Sixty hours of teaching will lead to three
credits (which means four hours per week teaching
in one semester) and long term paper as well as
presentation will carry one credit. Each semester
shall have 16 credits.
Structure of Transcript :
At the end of each semester, student will be
given a transcript showing the performance and
result in each course. The transcript shows, for
each course the title of the course, credit values,
grade in UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION, grade in
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT, grade point index, result
as pass or fail. Also, the semester grade point
average (SGPA) and cumulative grade piont
average (CGPA) will be shown. Further the
equivalent percentage of marks corresponding to
SGPG or CGPA to equivalent percentage is given
by.
Distribution of Periods :
There shall be 60 periods for each subject
to cover the entire teaching of 4 credits. This will be
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distributed as follows :
Particulars
Teaching session per programme
Assignment / Test
Role play/Group discussion
Case Studies and presentation
Total
Periods
48
04
04
04
60
Medium of Instructions :
The use of Marathi is allowed for writing
answers in the examination except for following
courses :
a.
Management Accounting
b.
Financial Analysis and Control
c.
Business Statistics
d.
Advanced Accounting and Taxation
e.
Advanced Cost Accounting and Cost
Systems.
Fee Structure / Admission Procedure
As per University of Pune Rules.
: ANNEXURE :
STUDENT'S SAFETY INSURANCE SCHEME
Cause
Compensation
1. Death by an accident
2. Loss of Vision - both eyes
or any two parts of the body
or one eye & one part of the body
3. Loss of Vision - one eye and one
part of the body
4. Medical expenses incurred,
arising out of accident.
5. In case of permanent partial
disablement, the compensation
shall be given maximum upto
Rs. 50,000.00
Rs. 25,000.00
Rs. 12,500.00
Rs. 05,000.00
Rs. 25,000.00
M.Sc. (Computer Science)
Faculty at a Glance
Regular Faculty
Prof. Mr. Vani V. R.
Prof. Mrs. Rane S. S.
Prof. More S. S.
Prof. Mr. Patil J. V.
Prof. Smt. Pokhalekar D. D.
Prof. Paropate N. S.
Intake
CS-203 : Data mining and data warehousing
CS-204 : Elective course (departmental)
CS-205 : Programming with DOT NET
CS-206 : Artificial Intelligence
CS-207 : Advanced Design and Analysis of
Algorithms.
60 Seats
Highlights
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Well qualified staff and visiting faculty.
Best Infrastructure
Well equipped labs with latest technology
Internet facility for staff & students
Active placement cell. Best library facility.
Structure of Course
There are 4 Semesters in Two Years. Total No. of
Courses at M. Sc. will be 15. During Semester - IV
the student has to undergo Industrial Training for a
Period of 6 months.
Examination : 20+80 pattern per Semester (20
marks for internal assessment and 80 marks for
University examination)
Semester - I :
CS-101: Principles of Programming Languages
CS-102: Advance Networking
Semester - III :
CS-301 : Software Metrics & Project
Management
CS-302 : Mobile Computing
CS-303 : Soft Computing
CS-304 : Project
CS-305 : Web Services
CS-306 : Database and System Administrator
CS-307 : Functional Programming
CS-308 : Business Intelligence
Semester - IV :
CS-401 : Industrial Training/Institutional Project
CS-402 : Parallel Computing
CS-403 : Embedded System
CS-404 : Software Quality Assurance
CS-405 : Modelling and simulation
CS-103: Distributed database Concepts
CS-104: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
CS-105: Network Programming
Semester - II :
CS-201 : Digital Image Processing
Eligibility Fee Structure /
Admission Procedure
As per University of Pune Rules.
CS-202 : Advanced Operating System
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Master of Computer Application (MCA)
Faculty at a glance
Duration 3 years (6 semesters)
Regular Faculty :
Prof. Mr. Wani V. R.
Prof. Smt. Marne G.S.
Prof. Phule P. Y.
Prof. Mardhekar S. R.
Prof. Smt. Rane S. S.
Prof. Deshmukh N. S.
Prof. Mr. Patil J. V.
Prof. Sumbe S. B.
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Sem VI
: Full time Industrial Experience
Examination
30 Seats
Sem VI
Salient Features :
1. Each theory course will be of 4 credits and each
lab. Course of 5 credits.
2. Each semester is of 6 courses and 25 credits
(This is not applicable for Industrial traiing in VI
semester of M.C.A.)
3. Each regular student will have to appear for all
the 25 credits of the respective semester.
4. Student who wishes to take admission to the
second year M.C.A. should have obtained at
least 25 credits out of 50 credits of the first year
M.C.A.
5. A student will have to complete at least 75%
credits (Other than for IT-Sem VI) from M.C.A.
The remaining 25% credits can be chosen from
the courses offered by the other Departments/
subjects with credits system structure.
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Sem - I to V : 7 courses (6 Theory + 1 Practical)
Sem I to Sem V : 20+80 pattern.
Well qualified staff and visiting faculty.
Best Infrastructure
Well equipped labs with latest technology
Internet facility for staff & students
Active placement cell.
Best library facility.
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No. of Courses
Intake
Highlights
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Structure of MCA (Science) Course
: Project Assessment via grading.
For Second year admission atleast 4 University
papers should be cleared (excluding Lab course).
For Third year admission atleast 4 University papers
should be cleared (excluding Lab course) and
Part - I should be cleared.
Eligibility
A Science graduate with mathematics at 12th
standard level. For OPEN category the Candidates
with minimum 50% Marks and Reserved
category candidates with minimum 45% Marks (B.Sc.
level) can apply. The candidate appearing for final
year B.Sc./B.C.A. examination can also apply.
Reservation of Seats
50% seats are reserved for SC, ST, DT, and
OBC will be followed as per Govt. of
Maharashtra rules (Applicable only to candidates
of Maharashtra State). 3% Seats are reserved
for Physically Handicapped Students as per
Govt. of Maharashtra rules.
Required Documents at the time of MCA
(Science) admission :
1. Domicile Certificate of Maharashtra
2. College Leaving Certificate
3. B.Sc. Final Marklist
4. Caste Certificate
5. Caste Validity certificate
6. Non Creamy Layer certificate for NT(C),
NT(D) and OBC category students.
Course Structure
MCA Part I
Semester - I
CA-101 - Programming with C
CA-102 - DBMS
CA-103 - Mathematical Foundation
CA-104 - Concrete Mathematics Graph Theory
CA-105 - Computer Organisation
CA-106 - Lab on CA-101 & CA-102
Semester - II
CA - 201 - Data Structures
CA - 202 - TCS
CA - 203 - Object oriented Programming (C++)
CA - 204 - Computer Networks
CA - 205 - ADBMS
CA - 206 - Lab on CA-201, CA-203 & CA-205
MCA Part II
Semester - III
CA - 301 - DAA
CA - 302 - Operating System
CA - 303 - Software Engineering
CA - 304 - Java
CA - 305 - Lab on 302 & 304
CA - 306 - Project
CA - 307 - Numerical Methods
CA - 308 - Multimedia Systems
CA - 309 - Dot Net
Semester - IV
CA - 401 - Computer Graphics
CA - 402 - SDK
CA - 403 - Advance Java
CA - 404 - Object Oriented Software Engineering
CA - 405 - Lab on 401, 402 & 403
CA - 406 - Project
CA - 407 - Cyber Law
CA - 408 - Soft Computing
CA - 409 - Artificial Intelligence
Semester - V
CA- 511 - Information System Security
CA- 512 - Internet Programming
CA- 513 - Design pattern.
CA- 514 - Data ware housing & mining.
(Departmental)
CA- 515 - Software Testing & Quality Assurance
(Departmental)
CA-516 - Elective - V (Departmental)
1. Current trends & technologies
2. Expert System
3. Foreign Language
4. System Administration
CA - 517 - General Laboratory - V
Semester - VI :
CS-611 - Full time industrial training.
Eligibility Admission Procedure /
Fee Structure
In accordance with Pune University Rule.
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Examination Pattern for B.Sc.
(Including Computer Science)
a) For Theory Courses :
Class
Exam
F.Y.B.Sc.
S.Y.B.Sc.
Ist Term
IInd Term
T.Y. B.Sc.
Ist Term
IInd Term
Marks
Total Marks
Tentative month in
which Exam. will be
conducted
Internal
10
10
20
Oct.
Feb.
External
(Annual)
80
80
March/April
Internal
Semester I
10
40
50
Oct.
Nov.
Internal
Semester II
Environmental
Awareness
10
40
50
Feb./March
April
Internal
Semester I
10
40
50
Oct.
Nov.
Internal
Semester II
10
40
50
Feb. / March
April
75
Feb./March
For S.Y.B.Sc. class there ;is compulsory paper of Environmental awareness for 100 marks. Out of
which 25 marks are for project and 75 marks are for theory paper. Theory examination of this
course will be conducted in Feb./March.
Students must get atleast 'C' grade (40%) is Environment awareness course otherwise his/her result
for degree course will be reserved by the University.
For all classes (F.Y., S.Y., T.Y.) there will not be retest for internal assessment
b) For Practical Course ( For F.Y., S.Y., T.Y.)
Practical examination will be of 100 marks are for day to day practical work for which there will be
continuous assessment throughout the year for each practical.
Practical examination for 80 marks work be conducted at the end of the ;year in the month of March / April.
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Compulsory English
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Marathi
iii) Eg.dm`.~r.Eñgr.(g§JUH$) Compulsory English
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dm{UÁ` (Commerce) {d^mJmV {dÚmnrR>mÀ`m dVrZo Imbrb
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F.Y.B.Com.
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i)
ii)
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Financial Accounting
i) Business Communication
ii) Banking & Finance-I
iii) Cost & Work Accounting-I
i) Auditing & Taxation
ii) Cost & Work Accounting-II & III
iii) Banking & Finance - II & III
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(Environmental Awareness)
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Ë`mà_mUo _wXVrV H$m`©dmhr H$amdr.
Verification & Revaluation :
A candidate may apply for Verification / Revaluation
by paying the necessary fees of the University. The
Verification & Revaluation will be done by the
University as per the ordinance framed in the behalf.
This provision is applicable to the students appearing
for Annual Examination.
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Eligibility Certificate
Students migrating from other universities/
students themselves.
boards either from the state of Maharashtra or from
out side Maharashtra state will be admitted to the
college on production of an Eligibility Certificate (or
a provisional admission certificate, pending issuing
The college will however provide necessary
guidance.
Eligibility :
All the students seeking admission to M.A. /
of the final Eligibility Certificate) from the University
M.Com. Part I of all faculties are required to complete
of Pune.
For this purpose the students will have to
apply to the Pune University in the prescribed form
the eligibility formalities on or before due date
positively in the interest of confirming their admission.
Those who fail to comply with this procedure
of Eligibility Certificate along with the following
certificates in original (and a Xerox copy thereof).
for one reason or the other are to note that their
admissions would automatically stand cancelled for
1.
Passing Certificate
2.
Statement of Marks and
whatsoever.
3.
Migration Certificate from previous University /
Document requirement :
Board &
i) Attendance Certificate
ii) Character Certificate from the Principal of
the previous college
iii) The student have to pay the eligibility
certificate fees.
In all the cases the fees paid shall not be
which the college authorities shall not be responsible
for admission :

Original Graduation Mark list with 2 Xerox copy.

Original College Transfer Certificate with one
Xerox copy.

Caste certificate (if applicable)

Migration certificate for other than Pune
University.
refunded (Ref. P. U. Circular no. 82 of 1978)
The responsibility of obtaining an Eligibility
Certificate from the Pune University lies with the
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2 Passport Size Photos.
Discipline & Attendance
Rules of Discipline
We do spare the rod and do not spoil the students
1) Students must observe strict discipline in the
college premises / campus and should not
disturb the College / teaching & administration
in any manner whatsoever.
1. The students are advised to refer regularly to all
notices displayed at various places on the notice
board. Ignorance of the same shall not be
entertained as an excuse.
2. A student must always possess his/her I Card
which must be produced on the demand by the
College Authorities.
2) Students should take proper care of the college
property, and help in keeping the premises clean,
neat and tidy. Any damage, whatsoever done will
be treated as a serious breach of discipline and
the cost of the damage(s) will be recovered from
students.
3. The students shall attend lectures, Practicals,
Tutorials, Unit tests and Examinations and shall
keep their guardians in touch with the progress
in their studies.
3) No Society or Association shall be formed by the
students in the College and no person should be
invited to attend and address any meeting without
prior permission of the PRINCIPAL.
4. The students should note that they will not be
permitted to appear for the University
examinations if they fail to satisfy the College
Authorities on any of the following grounds :
4) Students should be regular and punctual in
attending their lectures, practicals, tutorials and
tests. Students should refrain from remaining
absent, however if a student desires to remain
absent for any genuine reason(s) prior
permission of the Principal / H.O.D. should be
taken.
a.
At least 75% attendance at Lectures /
Practicals.
b.
At least 75% at NCC parades / NSS work
as prescribed.
c. Attendance and performance at the
college examinations / tutorials.
d.
e.
f.
Good behaviour and observance of
discipline in the college premises.
Obedience of the instructions of teachers
/staff and the other college authorities.
Payment of college fees as instructed.
5. Students should note that smoking, tobacco
chewing, spitting etc. is strictly prohibited in the
college campus.
6. Students must deactivate Mobile/Cell Phones in
the college premises, classrooms or laboratories.
5) Students should not loitre about and sit bear class
rooms, laboratories, in varandahs, stair case,
cycle stand and play ground, that may cause
disturbance to the periods / classes which are
going on. They should either go to the library or
leave the college premises, in case there are no
lectures or practicals.
6) Smoking is strictly prohibited in college
campus.
7) Annual Social Gathering and any similar
programmes / functions which are likely to
disrupt the academic atmosphere on the college
campus shall not be permitted.
8) Students should note that smoking, tobacco
chewing, spitting etc. is strictly prohibited in the
college campus.
9) Any one found indulging in any ragging within or
outside the college shall be instantly expelled
from the college.
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Govt. Scholarships and Concession
""{eî¶d¥Îmr / {’«${en AO© Am°Z bmB©Z âÊ¶mMr O~m~Xmar {dÚmÏ¶mªMr amhrb.''
Various scholarships like the Govt.of India
National Scholarships are awarded on the basis of
merit at the S.S.C./H.S.C. examination. Scholarships
& Freeships granted by the state govt. like the
B.C.,E.B.C. are available to deserving students of
the college on fulfillment of the govt. conditions in
this regards.
Freeships to wards of Primary, Secondary &
Higher Secondary teachers, freedom fighters,
Ex-Servicemen
and
scholarships/freeships
concessions are available to wards of on fulfillment
of the conditions in this regards. These conditions
will be notified on the college notice board.
A
backward
S.Y., T.Y.
laboratory
deposit &
student belonging to economically
class will be admitted to the college F.Y.,
classes on payments of caution money,
deposit (in case of Science student), library
other miscellaneous fees.
The tuition fee will be refunded to a F.Y.
student after E.B.C. freeship is sanctioned by the
Govt. & after the amount of fees is received by the
college. The student then need not pay further tuition
fees if his/her income or about any condition of the
ward.
For this purpose the guardian of the
concerned student will have to give a declaration,
that the student belongs to the economically
backward class category. Scheduled Caste &
Scheduled Tribes student will however be admitted
only on the payment of caution money, laboratory
deposits (In case of Science student) library deposits
& other non refundable fees after producing the
necessary certificate of caste.
The E.B.C. freeships like other fee
concessions, scholarships etc. are subject to good
conduct, regular attendance & satisfactory progress.
Failure to satisfy these conditions will result in
forfeiture of the E.B.C. freeship & student will have
to pay the college fees entirely of him/her self.
Govt. Post S.S.C. Scholarships to B.C.
Students : (S.C./S.T./V.J.N.T/O.B.C./S.B.C.)
The scheme of grant of Government of India
Scholarship for the Backward Class student/
Scheduled Caste / Nomadic Tribes/ Vimukta jaties /
Nav Buddhas & Scheduled Tribes outside specified
area for the post S.S.C. courses is implemented by
the Special Divisional Social Welfare office, Pune. All
the backward class students undertaking approved
post S.S.C./H.S.C. courses are considered eligible
for the Government of India scholarships subject to
the Rules & Regulations of the Scheme.
Only those candidates who belong to (S.C./
S.T./V.J.N.T/O.B.C./S.B.C.) as specified in relation to
the State / Union Territory i.e. are permanently settled
& those who have passed the matriculation or higher
secondary or any other examination of a recognized
University or Board of Secondary education will be
held eligible.
Conditions of Eligibility :
i)
Candidates who are studying in the stream of
education in a different subject will not be
eligible.
ii)
Candidates who have completed their
educational career in one profession line like
L.L.B., B.Ed. will not be eligible.
""{eî¶d¥Îmr / {’«${en AO© Am°Z bmB©Z âÊ¶mMr O~m~Xmar {dÚmÏ¶mªMr amhrb.''
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Govt. Scholarships and Concession
iii)
Students studying in class XI of higher
secondary school courses of the multipurpose
High School will not be eligible being continuous
School courses. However, in case where 10th
class examination of such courses is treated as
equivalent to S.S.C. and students who after
passing 10th class join other courses, such
students will be treated as post S.S.C. students
& will be eligible for the award of scholarships.
iv)
Candidates who after failing or passing the
undergraduate, graduate, post graduate
examination in Arts / Science / Commerce join
any recognized professional or technical
certificate/ diploma/degree course will be
awarded scholarships, if otherwise found
eligible. No subsequent failure will be
condemned & no further change in the course
will be allowed.
in the prescribed form through their respective
college in the month of July only. The application form
will be made available to them at the time of their
admission. All the students should be vigilant enough
to fill in the form, complete, in all respects as any
incorrect, false information is act to disqualify them
for the above Scholarship. The students having a
gap in their education should invariably file a court
affidavit declaring as to what they were doing during
intervening period.
The students in M.A. Part I / M.Com Part I /
will be treated as fresh candidates for the purpose
of scholarship and as such they are required to apply
of scholarship in them prescribed fresh application
forms. The Students who were in receipt of
Government of India scholarship last year and have
passed the annual examination are also required to
fill in the prescribed renewal application forms.
v)
Students who are in full time employment will
not be eligible for scholarship.
1) Various printed forms for scholarships/freeships
are available in college office.
vi)
Only two children of the same parents/ guardian
will be entitled to receive scholarship.
2) Attested copies of mark list, school leaving
certificate, cast certificate are required.
vi)
A scholarship holder under this scheme will not
hold for any other scholarship/stipend/freeship.
3) Minimum 75% attendance is required to sanction
scholarship, freeship.
PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION OF FORM
FOR GOVT. OF INDIA SCHOLARSHIP
4) Students have to submit new application form
for every year within 30 days after taking
admission or before 31st July otherwise
complete amount of fees shall have to be paid.
All Backward Class students and students
coming under the lower income group category
should apply for the Government of India Scholarship
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General Conditions
1. The other fees if any is prescribed by the State
Government : For aided and unaided
Professional and Non-Professional Courses
from time to time will supersede the fees
prescribed for such courses in the ordinance
(s). The college / Institution / University
Department / Centre / School will charge fees
prescribed by the state government.
2. A demand draft of Registration Fee,
Development Fee, Computer Fee, Student
Welfare Fund and any other fee in which the
University has a share shall be remitted to the
University by the College / Institute on or before
31st October or within one month from the last
date of admission whichever is later. The
result of the students or concerned college
may be kept in reserve till the whole of the
amount is received.
not lead to unfair competition and violate the
provisions of Maharashtra Universities Act 1994.
6.
7. Wherever Library, Development and other fees
are prescribed by the State Government, the
College / Institute / University Department /
Center / School, shall charge only those fees
and not fees Prescribed by the University except
fees which are to be shared with the University.
8.
The Vice-Chancellor shall be the competent
authority to interpret these Ordinances Rules
concerning all types of fees and charge. In case
there is any dispute regarding interpretation of
these Rules regarding the amount of fees to be
paid, the Vice-Chancellor shall interpret the
provisions of these Rules and his decision shall
be final.
9.
If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the
provisions of Ordinances / Rules concerning
fees and charges, the Vice - Chancellor may
be order, issue necessary directions not
inconsistent with the objects and purpose of
these Rules which appear to be necessary or
expedient for the purpode of removing the
difficulty.
3. The examination fee for M.Phil/Ph.D. Thesis and
Dissertation will be paid by the student to the
University through the College / Institute.
4. Development Fees is to be charged from the
students only in case of degree / diploma (UG/
PG), if the course is of one year or more than
one year duration development Fee is not to be
charged for Certificate course (s).
5. The development Fee and other Fees
prescribed is the ceiling for such fees to be
charged by the College /Institute/University
Department/ Center/ School provided it does
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University Examination Fee, Library Fee etc.
for Degree, Master's the University under the
respective faculties will be the same as is
prescribed in the Ordinance (s) unless
otherwise specified by the University / State
Government / Competent Authority.
Govt. Scholarships and Concessions
Sr.
No.
Type of
Scholarship
Necessary
Eligibility
Documents Required
(Attested Xerox Copies)
1)
B.C.
Scholarship
Fresh
(VJNT, OBC, SBC)
1) Reserve Category
2) Annual income of
parent less than
Rs. 1,00,000/-
2)
S.C. Scholarship
3)
S.T. Scholarship
1) Annual Income of Parent
less than Rs. 2,00,000/1) Annual Income of Parent
less than Rs. 1,45,000/-
4)
B.C. Scholarship
Renewal
As Above
As Above
5)
B.C. Freeship for
VJNT, OBC, SBC
As Above
6)
P.T.C./S.T.C.
7)
Ex-Servicemen/
1) Annual income More
than Rs. 1,00,000/(Rs. 1,50,000/- for ST/SC)
Mother for Father
should be Primary or
Higher Secondary Teacher
in aided School
Ward of Ex-servicemen/
Servicemen
8)
Freedom Fighter
9)
E.B.C.
Sr. College
10)
Jr. College
Certificate from Govt.
of Maharashtra
Annual Income
Less than Rs. 1,00,000/- OR
as per the Government's
decisions.
Annual Income upto 36,000/-
Other Scholarships
F.Y. Students
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Caste Certificate
Mark-List Last Year
School Leaving Certificate
Receipt of Admission
Saving A/c No. (open in Bank of
Maharashtra)
(Bank pass book xerox, MICR
Code IFS Code)
6) Father’s Income Certificate
(Tahsildar)
7) Online Scholarship form
ID. No. & Passwords.
As Above
As Above
1) Service Certificate of School
2) Education Officer’s Signature
3) Last Year Mark List
1) Application form along with
Certificate from Welfare office
2) Last Year Mark List
Mark List and Certificate. Govt. of
Maharashtra
Income Certificate from Special
Executive magistrate, Tahasildar,
if father is in a business or
a farmer and Last Year’s Mark List
will be displayed on the Notice
Board from time to time
Note : 1) Scholarship and Freeship forms should be submitted along with all necessary documents at the time of admission.
For details, refer government circulars and notices displayed on notice board of college from time to time.
2) For scholarship and freeship student must to open personal bank account in Bank of Maharashtra, Paud Phata
Branch Only and submit the bank account pass book xerox copy alongwith scholarship or freeship form. From this
accadimic year amount of scholarship or freeship will be directly deposited byGovernment to students personal
bank account.
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ADMISSION AND ELIGIBLITY
Admission which adds you into the P.D.E.A. family
All admissions are made as per the rules
ans regulation of the University of Pune.
states, will have to submit the following
documents along with the eligibility application
form (originals as well as attested Xerox copies).
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
ADMISSION AND ELIGIBLITY :
1. An application for admission to the college will
have to be made on a printed application form
by all students (including those who were in this
college during the previous year.)
2. It should be noted that the payment of the fees
by itself does not confirm admission to the
college. The fees are treated as a deposit and
will be refunded (with deduction as per the rules
in that behalf) if admission is nit granted.
3. The admission is valid only if the student pays
the prescribed fees on the day the authorities
sign the admission form.
4. The students who wish to a avail themselves
of the government concession for fees under
Economically Backward Class scheme should
fill up within one week from the date of
admission, the prescribed application form and
application forms are available in the college
office.
5.
A student applying for F.Y.B.A. / F.Y.B.Sc. / F.Y.
B.Sc. (Comp. Sc.) Class after passing the
H.S.C. examination f Maharashtra State Board
of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
will have to apply through the cllege to the
Registrar, Universty of Pune for the Eligibility
Certificate.
The following documents are required for an
eligibility certificate.
i. Original mark sheet.
ii. An attested Xerox copy of the mark sheet
6. Students who pass I.C.S.E. / C. B. S. E. or
equivalent examination or coming from other
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7.
Migration Certificate
Transference Certificate
Statement of marks
Attendance / Character Certificate
Passing certificate
A student coming from any college affiliated to
the University of Pune and applying for S.Y.B.A.
/ B.Com. / B.Sc. class can be directly admitted
to this college, provided the seats are available.
He/She will have to apply to the previous college
for a Transfer Certificate after joining the college.
8. A student coming from a University other than
the University of Pune for S.Y./T.Y.B.A. or S.Y./
T.Y. B.Com./ M.Com. or S.Y.T.Y. B.Sc. and
M.Sc. will have to submit certificate mentioned
at No. 6 along with the Eligibility Application form
at the college office.
9. The Foreign students applying for admission
to any class of the degree college should
contact the "Foreign Students Advisor" for
necessary information. Admission will be
granted to them only after they fulfill the rules
ans regulations of the University of Pune and
after getting the final approval from the Foreign
Students Advisor. It will be the responsibility of
the students to see that the final Transference
Certificate and eligibility certificate are received
by, the college will be before the end of first term.
Students From other colleges will be admitted
to this college only if they have a very good
academic record. Repeaters are not admitted
in this college.
10. A student seeking admission to any class of
this college shall bring two identity card size
photographs at the time of payment of fees.
College Activities
National Cadet Core (NCC) :
Scholarships and Endowments :
Students can join NCC in the open NCC unit
for Infantry Armoured corps or in the Naval unit or in
the Air Force Unit.
A number of government and non
government scholarships are available for students.
Students are advised to see notice board for
announcements of various government and non
government scholarships.
National Service Scheme (NSS) :
The college has been implementing the
National Service Scheme since the establishment
of college. In every academic year 250 students
are enrolled in NSS unit. An annual special camp of
seven days is organized by the NSS unit. The
scheme inclucates leadership qualities, spirit of
service to society, initiative and dedication to a social
cause. It provides a good opportunity for personality
development. Students with an inclination for social
work are welcome to join the NSS.
Student Welfare :
Earn & Learn scheme
Personality Development
Disaster Management
Student Council
Special Guidance Scheme
Student Insurance
University Representative Camp.
Cultural Activities and Association :
Placement Cell
College has a number of active cultural
groups/association. Noble amongst them is the
students participation in the various cultural
programmes have set numerous records and won
many prizes in competition.
Commerce Association
Science Association :
Students can participate in activities of
science associates like the Indian Science
Association (ISA) The ISA conducts lecture, essay
and quiz competitions. The activities include
organization of exhibitions, seminars, lecture series,
visits to national laboratories.
Commerce Association :
Various activities are conducted by
commerce Association regularly to enhance the
knowledge of students regarding various subjects
of commerce.
Educational Tours
Extra mural programme (Bahishal)
Adult & continuous education
Sports activities - District, Zonal & National
Co-Operative Store :
It provides the journals, various
concessional forms for the benefit of the students.
Magazine :
It is forum for students with a creative and
critical mind. It encourages student to write poems,
short stories and articles on various current
subjects. The Magazine named as Yuvavishwa is
published annually.
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Table VI Rules for Refund of Fees
1.
Cancellation of admission bef ore the
commencement of the couse - It is resolved that the
courses which come under the jurisdiction of DTE,
Scheme of refund of fees should be as follows :
Cancelation charges and Refund of Tuition,
Development and other fees for the admissions secured
through CAP : The candidate who has been provisionally
admitted through CAP may cancel admission by
submitting an application in duplicate, and may request
for refund of fees. The cancellation chargess and refund of
Sr.
Category
fees as applicable shall be made in due course by the
respective institute. It is made clear that such application
for cancellation will be considered if and only if the
admission is taken provisionally through CAP by paying
the prescribed tuition fee in full and by submitting original
documents as mentioned in these rules. Refund of tution
fees and other fee to be made after deduction of the
cancellation charges after allotment after EACH ROUND
OF ALLOTMENT / ADMISSION is as shown belw :
Period and amount of cancellation charges
Upto 10 days from
the last date of
reporting for
allotment as per
schedule
(excluding last date
of reporting)
From 11th day
upto 20 days from
he last date of
reporting for
allotment
(excluding last as per
schedule date of
reporting)
After 20 days from
the last date of
reporting for
allotment as per
schedule
(excluding last
date of reporting.)
20% of the tuition
Development and
other fees.
50% of the tuition
Development and
other fees.
100% of the tuition
Development and
other fees.
1.
All the Candidates
excluding foreign
Nations Persons
of Indian Origin etc.
2.
50% refund of tuition, development and other fee against cancellationof admission taken against the sets
for Foreign Nationals Persons of Indian Origin etc. is permissible up to 20 days from the date of their
admission. After 20 days from the date of their admission, candidates are not eligible for any refund of
tuition, development and other fees.
2.
For the courses which do not come under the
jurisdiction of DTE e.g. B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., M.A.,
M.Com., M.Sc., LL.B., L.L.M. etc. - Cancellation of
admision before the commencement of courses of
the relevant academic year as per the notification
issued by UGC, New Delhi dated 23rd April, 2007.
For the candidates who cancel their admisions before
Sr.
No.
1.
2.
3.
Time of Cancellation
From 1st day to 10 days (first day is
inclusive) from the date of
commencement of the course
From 11th to 30th days from the date of
commencement (first day in inclusive)
of the course
After 30 days (First day is inclusive)
starting the course for the relevant academic year. His
entire fee after deduction of processing fee of not more
than Rs. 1000/- shall be refunded to the student by the
University/concerned Instituion.
If the student cancel his admission after the course
is started following scheme will be adopted for refund of
total fees :
Vacanct seat has been filled by another candidate
before last date - amount to be deducted
20% of the total fees
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University of Pune Circular No. 170 of 2009
It is hereby notified for information of all concerned that in view of the Judgement and Order dated
11.2.2009 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in the matter of the University of Kerala V/s the Council Of
Principals of College in Kerala and Others, the following measures shall be taken to prevent raging in the
Colleges / Institutions.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
In the prospectus of the Higher Educational Institutions, it should be mentioned that if any incident of
ragging comes to the notice of the authority concerned, the accused student will be
given
an
opportunity to explain and if his explanation is not satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the
institution. The number of cases of ragging and punishment given by the educational institutions in the
previous academic year should also be incorporated in the prospectus of Higher Educational Institutions.
Anti ragging committees and squads to check ragging should be constituted and the names and telephone
numbers of officials to be contacted by the students in case of ragging, should also be published.
Counseling sessions and orientation courses for senior and fresh students should be conducted.
All institutions should do whatever they can by ensuring punishment to the students found guilty of ragging,
giving wide publicity to such punishments to act as a deterrent, strict enforcement of the various measures
for preventing ragging.
Appropriate messages regarding "zero tolerance" towards ragging should be incorporated in admission
notices /advertisements.
Audio-Video campaign should be undertaken at the commencement of the new academic session to
prevent ragging.
Efforts to publicize and sensitize students regarding the menance of ragging should be made.
Awareness amongst students through student unions about the bad effects of ragging should be generated.
In appropriate cases, If the authorities are prima facie satisfied about the errant act of any student, they
can suspend the student from the Institution and the hostel, if any, pending final decision and given
opportunity to him to have his say. The police should be informed immediately and criminal law should
be set into motion.
It is further notified that the Colleges / Institutions shall submit report to the Director, Students ' Welfare
of the University, every six months, regarding implementation of the measures taken by them to prevent
ragging.
Ref. No. : sw/1429/09
Date : 21.5.2009
Copy for information to :
1. The principal of Affiliated Colleges
3. The Heads of University Departments
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Registrar
2. The Heads of Recognized Institutions
4. The heads of Sections in the University Office

Pune District Education Association

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