Prospectus 2016-17

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Prospectus 2016-17

Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti’s R. J. COLLEGE of Arts, Science & Commerce
DBT STAR College
NAAC Re-Accredited 'A Grade' with CGPA 3.50
DST-FIST
INDEX
SR.NO
CONTENTS
PAGE NO
1.
INTRODUCTION
04
2.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
04
3.
IQAC
05
4.
COURSES OF STUDIES
05
5.
BACHELOR OF VOCATION (B.VOC) UGC SANCTIONED
08
6.
SUBJECT CODE LIST
11
7.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
17
8.
DOCUMENTS AND CERTIFICATES
17
9.
FEES
20
10.
REFUND OF FEES - JUNIOR COLLEGE
33
11.
REFUND OF FEES - DEGREE COLLEGE
33
12.
GENERAL RULES
34
13.
EXAMINATIONS AND EVALUTION
36
14.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FREESHIPS
39
15.
MERIT PRIZES
40
16.
LIBRARY, READING ROOM AND STUDY CENTRE
46
17.
GYMKHANA
46
18.
NCC, NSS AND SAP
47
19.
LIFE LONG LEARNING & EXTENSION
47
20.
ROTARACT CLUB AND ASSOCIATIONS
47
21.
HINDI CENTRE, COUNSELLING AND PLACEMENT CELL
48
22.
GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
49
23.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT (RTI)
49
24.
WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT CELL
49
25.
ANTIRAGGING SQAUD
49
26.
NUSSD PROGRAM-TISS
51
27.
WIFI CAMPUS
51
28.
EXCURSIONS, TRIPS, PICNIC AND FESTIVALS
51
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O
n the auspicious day of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, 15th August 1938, the people of
Ghatkopar and the surrounding suburbs witnessed the birth of Hindi Vidya Prachar Samiti,
a brain child of a visionary Late Shri Nandkishore Singh Jairamji. The Samiti was
established with the objectives of catering to the educational needs of the Hindi speaking community.
It made a humble beginning by starting a primary school, which gradually expanded into a full-fledged
secondary school.
The Hindi High School with its high academic standards has carved for itself a place not only among
leading secondary schools in Mumbai but also educational institutions imparting instructions in Hindi
throughout Maharashtra. With its primary objectives achieved the Samiti decided to extend its frontiers
and broaden its horizons. As a result, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College came into existence in 1963,
enabling a larger section of the society to take advantage of the facilities provided for higher education.
In 1976 the Junior College section was introduced and in 1981 the Commerce faculty commenced both
at the Junior and Degree College level.
From 1999-2000 the College has added a number of self-financing courses like BMS, B.B.I, B.Sc. in
C.S., I.T., Biotechnology, M.Sc. in Computer Science and Biotechnology as well as add on courses,
which further hone the special skills of the students.
In 2014 saw a change in education system with greater emphasis being given to employability of youth.
As an effort to realize the dream of Make in India, Digital India, Clean and Green India, we have started
skill based program supported by University Grants commission known as Bachelor in Vocation.
The college has been reaccredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC in 2014 with a CGPA 3.50 and received
the Best College Award (2007-2008) of the University of Mumbai. The College has been bestowed
with IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE TROPHY, 2010.The
Principal of the college was awarded “Best Teacher” by Government of Maharashtra in 2011.
Government of Maharashtra conferred the college with “JAAGAR JAANIVANCHA” (First in
Mumbai Suburban- in 2013 and Second in Mumbai Suburban- in 2014) for safety of girls.
AIMS & OBJECTIVES:
The RAMNIRANJAN JHUNJHUNWALA COLLEGE basically aims at not only catering to the
academic excellence of the students but also providing them with facilities to develop their other
inherent talents. Under the guidance of dedicated and devoted teachers, the students are able to achieve
academic excellence at the University Examinations.
The College is efficiently managed by HINDI VIDYA PRACHAR SAMITI through the Principal and
her team of Vice Principals and Junior College Supervisor. They are ably assisted by devoted and
courteous non-teaching staff.
For the overall development of the students, various associations conduct debates, elocutions, essay
competitions, quiz etc. The Gymkhana provides appropriate facilities for students in indoor and outdoor
games to participate in various sports both at the collegiate and intercollegiate level.
The College also has a Career Counseling and Placement Cell to help students to find Job Opportunities
both during vacations and after graduation.
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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
The College has established Internal Quality Assurance Cell as per the guidelines of National
Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore. The Committee constitutes of Coordinator,
representatives from the staff and society who advise the college on various quality improvement
programmes. The yearly report of IQAC is being submitted to NAAC since 2002.
IMPORTANT- CODE OF CONDUCT
1. Identity Card should be prominently displayed by all the students of the College by wearing the
lanyard, which carries their I-card, round the neck. Defaulters will be severely dealt with.
2. Mobile/Cell Phones should neither be possessed nor used by any student. The college will not
be responsible for loss of Mobile phones.
3. Ragging is totally banned on the campus.
COURSES OF STUDIES: SUBJECTS OFFERED (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
F. Y. J. C. (XI) SCIENCE
1. English
2. Marathi/Hindi/Information Technology
3. Physics
4. Chemistry
5. Mathematics
6. Biology
7. Environmental Education
8. Health and Physical Education
F. Y. J. C. (XI) BI-FOCAL SCIENCE
1. English
2.Physics
3. Chemistry
4.Mathematics
5. Computer Science - I
6. Computer Science– II
F. Y. J. C. (XI) ARTS
1. English
2. Marathi/Hindi
3. One of the following groups of four subjects.
a) History, Sociology, Geography and Economics
b) History, Sociology, Geography and Political Science
c) History, Sociology, Political Science and Economics
F. Y. J. C. (XI) COMMERCE
1. English
2. Marathi/Hindi/Information Technology
3. Economics
4. Book-Keeping & Accountancy
5. Organization of Commerce
6. Mathematics & Statistics/Secretarial Practice
S. Y. J. C. (XII) SCIENCE / ARTS / COMMERCE
Students will be required to offer the same subjects which they have offered in their F.Y.J. C. Class.
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COURSES OF STUDIES: SUBJECTS OFFERED (DEGREE COLLEGE)
Credit System has been implemented for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses as per the
guidelines of University of Mumbai.
F.Y. B.Sc
1. Foundation Course - Paper - I
2. Optional Subjects: (Any one group from the following)
a) Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics
e) Physics, Mathematics, Statistics
b) Chemistry, Botany, Zoology
f) Chemistry, Physics, Statistics
c) Chemistry, Physics, Botany
g) Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics
d) Chemistry, Physics, Zoology
h) Chemistry, Botany, Bio-Technology
S.Y. B.Sc
1. Foundation Course - Paper - I
2. Two optional subjects from any one of the groups given below:a) Chemistry, Physics
f) Mathematics, Statistics
b) Chemistry, Botany
g) Physics, Statistics
c) Chemistry, Zoology
h) Computer Science, Mathematics
d) Botany, Zoology
i) Biotechnology, Chemistry
e) Physics, Mathematics
S.Y. B.Sc
Any one of the following major subject (four papers) and one applied component subject (Two
Papers) shown against each of the subjects:Major Subjects
Applied Component
1. Chemistry
Drugs & Dyes
2. Botany
Environmental Science and Pollution
3. Zoology
Environmental Science and Pollution
4. Physics
Electronic Instrumentation
5. Mathematics
Computer Programming
6. Statistics
Computer Programming
7. Computer Science
Web Technology
8. Biotechnology
Medical Laboratory Technology
F. Y. B. A.
1. English (Communication Skills)
2. Foundation Course Paper - I
3. Marathi/Hindi
4. Three Optional subjects from the following
a) Economics or Philosophy
b) History or Geography
c) Sociology or Political Science
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d) English or Marathi or Hindi
(Subject to a minimum of 15 students in each subject)
S. Y. B. A.
1. Foundation Course - Paper –II
2. Paper – II& III of the optional subjects offered at the F. Y. B. A.
3. One applied component subject from those given below
a) Demography
b) Business Communication
c) Travel and Tourism
T. Y. B. A.
Six Papers in one of the following major subjects
1. Economic
2. Philosophy
3. Hindi
4. History
5. Political Science
6. Sociology
7. English
8. Marathi
OR
Three papers in two of the following major subjects*
1. Economics
2. Hindi
3. History
4. Political Science
5. Sociology
6. English
7. Marathi
8. Philosophy
(*Subject to a minimum of 15 students in each subject)
F. Y. B. Com.
1. Foundation Course – I
2. Business Communication
3. Environmental Studies
4. Business Economics – I
5. Accountancy & Financial Management – I
6. Mathematical & Statistical Techniques
7. Commerce - I
S. Y. B. Com.
1. Foundation Course - II
2. Business Economics - II
3. Accountancy & Financial Management - II
4. Commerce – II
5. Business Law
6. Applied Component Advertising
T. Y. B. Com.
1. Financial Accounting & Auditing (Three Papers)
2. Commerce - III
3. Business Economics – III
4. Two applied Component subjects:
a) Direct & Indirect Taxation
b) Export Marketing /Hindi*/Computer Applications
(*Subject to the condition that there are at least 15 students offering Hindi)
B. Com. Banking and Insurance (BBI)
1. F. Y. BBI
2. S. Y. BBI
3. T. Y. BBI
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
1. F. Y. B.M.S
2. S. Y. B.M.S
3. T. Y. B.M.S
B.Sc. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
1. F.Y.B.Sc. (I.T.)
2. S.Y.B.Sc. (I.T.)
3. T.Y.B.Sc. (I.T.)
2. S.Y. BMM
3. T.Y. BMM
Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)
1. F.Y.BMM
*Subject to approval from University & Government of Maharashtra.
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POST GRADUATE COURSES
Students are also enrolled for the following Post - Graduate Courses
M. Sc. (By Paper)
1. Chemistry a) Physical Chemistry
b) Organic Chemistry
c) Inorganic Chemistry
2. Botany
a) Plant Physiology & Biochemistry
b) Plant Biotechnology &Cytogenetics
3. Zoology
a) Marine
b) Animal Physiology
4. Computer Science
5. Biotechnology
6. Physics *
7. Information Technology *
*Subject to approval from University & Government of Maharashtra.
M. Sc. (By Research), M. Phil & Ph. D. (Science)
1. Botany
2. Zoology
3.Chemistry
4. Biotechnology
5. Physics
M. A. (By Paper)
1. Philosophy
2. Hindi
4. English
5. Marathi
6. Entertainment, Media and Advertising
Ph. D. (Arts)
1. Philosophy
2. Hindi
3.History
3.English
4. Sociology (Guidance)
5. Geography (Guidance)
Ph. D. (Commerce)
1. Commerce
UGC Career Oriented Add on Courses
The College has started the following UGC Career Oriented Add on Courses for Students enrolled in
F.Y./S.Y. /T.Y. B.A /B.Com./B.Sc. Classes so as to develop their vocational skills
These courses also provide the necessary linkage between Academia and Industry.
1. Web Designing and Office Automation
2. Hardware Maintenance
3. Electronic Appliance Maintenance
4. Functional English
5. Travel and Tourism Management
6. Environment Audit
7. Biostatistics
These courses are at three levels - Certificate, Diploma and Advance Diploma.
A Large number of certificate courses are offered by individual departments.
Post Graduate Dioploma Courses
 Clinical Studies, Data Management & Medical Writing

Horticulture and Landscape Gardening

Regulatory Affairs

Dietetics and Applied Nutrition

Applied Statistics with Software
Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) UGC Sanctioned
Introduction
It has been a long felt necessity to align higher education with the emerging needs of the economy so
as to ensure that the graduates of higher education system have adequate knowledge and skills for
employment and entrepreneurship. The higher education system has to incorporate the requirements of
various industries in its curriculum, in an innovative and flexible manner while developing a holistic
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and well groomed graduate.
Ministry of HRD, Government of India had issued an Executive Order in September 2011 for National
Vocational Education Qualification Framework (NVEQF). Subsequently, Ministry of Finance, in
pursuance of the decision of Cabinet Committee on Skill Development in its meeting held on 19 th
December, 2013, has issued a notification for National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF) which
supersedes NVEQF.
Under the National Skills Development Corporation, many Sector Skill Councils representing
respective industries have/are being established. One of the mandates of Sector Skill Councils is to
develop National Occupational Standards (NOSs) for various job roles in their respective industries. It
is important to embed the competencies required for specific job roles in the higher education system
for creating employable graduates.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has launched a scheme on skills development based higher
education as part of college/university education, leading to Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) Degree with
multiple exits such as Diploma/Advanced Diploma under the NSQF. The B.Voc. programme is focused
on universities and colleges providing undergraduate studies which would also incorporate specific job
roles and their NOSs along with broad based general education. This would enable the graduates
completing B.Voc. to make a meaningful participation in accelerating India’s economy by gaining
appropriate employment, becoming entrepreneurs and creating appropriate knowledge.
Objectives
 To provide judicious mix of skills relating to a profession and appropriate content of General
Education.
 To ensure that the students have adequate knowledge and skills, so that they are work ready at each
exit point of the programme.
 To provide flexibility to the students by means of pre-defined entry and multiple exit points.
 To integrate NSQF within the undergraduate level of higher education in order to enhance
employability of the graduates and meet industry requirements. Such graduates apart from meeting
the needs of local and national industry are also expected to be equipped to become part of the
global workforce.
 To provide vertical mobility to students coming out of 10+2 with vocational subjects.
Levels of Awards
The certification levels will lead to Diploma/Advanced Diploma/B. Voc. Degree in one or more
vocational areas and will be offered under the aegis of the University.
Award
Duration
Corresponding NSQF level
Diploma
1 Year
5
Advanced Diploma
2 Years
6
B.Voc. Degree
3 Years
7
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Credits for each of the years are as follows:
NSQF Level
Skill Component
Credits
Normal calendar
duration
Exit
Points/Awards
36
36
General
Education
Credits
24
24
Year 3
Year 2
Six Semesters
Four Semesters
36
108
24
72
Two Semesters
B.Voc
Advanced
Diploma
Diploma
Year 1
Total
Courses offered by our college
 B.Voc in Real Estate Management
 B.Voc in Financial Markets and Services
M.A in Entertainment, Media and Advertising
Objectives:
 To prepare students in the managerial aspects of Film Television & New Media, as required by the
present media environment all across globe.
 To empower the students in the managerial & basic production aspects of the media business with
due emphasis on latest business practices, along with marketing and branding management of
various media products and associated services.
 To develop creative temperament and mindset needed in the content production & management
segment of media industry.
 To inculcate competencies thereby enabling to undertake professional work.
 To provide an active industry interface by way of co-learning.
 To take the students through the entire pipe line of managerial process with regards to the content
creation for various media pads, monetization on various media pads, providing the students an
insight in to the correlation that exists between content creation and associated commercial aspects
of media business.
Eligibility: Graduate in any Discipline
Selection Process: Personal interview
Fees: Rs. 24,000/- per semester
Syllabus Outline:
Semester I
Theory
Semester II
 Theory & INTERNSHIP 2 MONTHS
Specialization — Film & TV Broadcast
Specialization- Advertising & Marketing
Semester III
Communications
 Theory & INTERNSHIP 2 MONTHS
Semester III
Semester IV
 Theory & Field Assignment/Internship report
 Theory & Final Project Report
Semester IV
 Theory & Final Project Report
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SCIENCE
LIST O SUBJECT CODES
SCIENCE
FYBSC
FC/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/
MATHEMATICS
FC/CHEMISTRY/BOTANY/ZOOLOGY
MSC-I
SUBJECT
CODE
SUBJECT
CODE
CHEMISTRY (PHYSICAL)
S401
CHEMISTRY (ORGANIC)
S402
S403
FC/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/BOTANY
S103
FC/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/ZOOLOGY
FC/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS/
STATISTICS
FC/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/STATISTICS
FC/CHEMISTRY/BOTANY/
BIOTECHNOLOGY
FC/PHYSICS/MATHS/
COMPUTER SCIENCE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CHEMISTRY (INORGANIC)
BOTANY (PLANT PHYSIOLOGY &
BIOCHEMISTRY)
BOTANY (PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY &
CYTOGENETICS)
S104
ZOOLOGY (ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY)
S406
S105
ZOOLOGY (OCEANOGRAPHY)
S407
S106
COMPUTER SCIENCE
S408
BIOTECHNOLOGY
S409
S410
PHYSICS
S411
S101
S102
S107
S108
S109
MSC-II
SYBSC
FC/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS
SUBJECT
CODE
S201
S404
S405
SUBJECT
CODE
CHEMISTRY (PHYSICAL)
S501
CHEMISTRY (ORGANIC)
S502
S503
FC/CHEMISTRY/BOTANY
S202
FC/CHEMISTRY/ZOOLOGY
S203
FC/BOTANY/ZOOLOGY
S204
FC/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS
S205
CHEMISTRY (INORGANIC)
BOTANY (PLANT PHYSIOLOGY &
BIOCHEMISTRY)
BOTANY (PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY &
CYTOGENETICS)
FC/PHYSICS/STATISTICS
S206
ZOOLOGY (ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY)
S506
FC/MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS
S207
ZOOLOGY (OCEANOGRAPHY)
S507
FC/CHEMISTRY/BIOTECHNOLOGY
FC/MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER
SCIENCE
S208
COMPUTER SCIENCE
S508
BIOTECHNOLOGY
S509
S209
S510
S210
PHYSICS
S511
TYBSC
SUBJECT
CODE
CHEMISTRY/DRUG & DYES
BOTANY/ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE &
POLLUTION
ZOOLOGY/ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
& POLLUTION
PHYSICS/ELECTRONIC
INSTRUMENTATION
MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER
PROGAMMING
STATSITICS/COMPUTER
PROGAMMING
COMPUTER SCIENCE/WEB
TECHNOLOGY
BIOTECHNOLOGY/MEDICAL LAB
TECHNOLOGY
S301
NFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
S309
S302
S303
Ph.D
S504
S505
SUBJECT
CODE
CHEMISTRY
S601
BOTANY
S602
ZOOLOGY
S603
BIOTECHNOLOGY
S604
PHYSICS
S605
S304
S305
S306
S307
S308
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DBT STAR College
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ARTS
FYBA
ARTS
SUBJECT
CODE
FYBA
SUBJECT
CODE
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/GEO/POLSCI
AH101
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/GEO/POLSCI
AM117
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/GEO/SOC
AH102
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/GEO/SOC
AM118
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/GEO/HIN(A)
AH104
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/GEO/MAR(A)
AM119
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/GEO/ENG(A)
AH105
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/GEO/ENG(A)
AM121
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/HIST/POLSCI
AH106
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/HIST/POLSCI
AM122
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/HIST/SOC
AH107
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/HIST/SOC
AM123
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/HIST/HIN(A)
AH109
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/HIST/MAR(A)
AM124
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/HIST/ENG(A)
AH110
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/HIST/ENG(A)
AM126
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AH112
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AM127
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AH113
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AM129
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/SOC/HIN(A)
AH115
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/SOC/MAR(A)
AM130
FC/CS/HIN(L)/ECO/SOC/ENG(A)
AH116
FC/CS/MAR(L)/PHIL/SOC/ENG(A)
AM132
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/GEO/POLSCI
AH117
FC/CS/MAR(L)/HIST/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AM133
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/GEO/SOC
AH118
FC/CS/MAR(L)/HIST/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AM135
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/GEO/HIN(A)
AH120
FC/CS/MAR(L)/HIST/SOC/MAR(A)
AM136
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/GEO/ENG(A)
AH121
FC/CS/MAR(L)/HIST/SOC/ENG(A)
AM138
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/HIST/POLSCI
AH122
FC/CS/MAR(L)/GEO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AM139
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/HIST/SOC
AH123
FC/CS/MAR(L)/GEO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AM141
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/HIST/HIN(A)
AH125
FC/CS/MAR(L)/GEO/SOC/MAR(A)
AM142
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/HIST/ENG(A)
AH126
FC/CS/MAR(L)/GEO/SOC/ENG(A)
AM144
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AH128
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AH129
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/SOC/HIN(A)
AH131
FC/CS/HIN(L)/PHIL/SOC/ENG(A)
AH132
FC/CS/HIN(L)/HIST/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AH134
FC/CS/HIN(L)/HIST/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AH135
FC/CS/HIN(L)/HIST/SOC/HIN(A)
AH137
FC/CS/HIN(L)/HIST/SOC/ENG(A)
AH138
FC/CS/HIN(L)/GEO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AH140
FC/CS/HIN(L)/GEO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AH141
FC/CS/HIN(L)/GEO/SOC/HIN(A)
AH143
FC/CS/HIN(L)/GEO/SOC/ENG(A)
AH144
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/GEO/POLSCI
AM101
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/GEO/SOC
AM102
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/GEO/MAR(A)
AM103
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/GEO/ENG(A)
AM105
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/HIST/POLSCI
AM106
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/HIST/SOC
AM107
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/HIST/MAR(A)
AM108
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/HIST/ENG(A)
AM110
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AM111
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AM113
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/SOC/MAR(A)
AM114
FC/CS/MAR(L)/ECO/SOC/ENG(A)
AM116
SYBA
SUBJECT
CODE
FC/BC/ECO/GEO/POLSCI
AB101
FC/BC/ECO/GEO/SOC
AB102
FC/BC/ECO/GEO/MAR(A)
AB103
FC/BC/ECO/GEO/HIN(A)
AB104
FC/BC/ECO/GEO/ENG(A)
AB105
FC/BC/ECO/HIST/POLSCI
AB106
FC/BC/ECO/HIST/SOC
AB107
FC/BC/ECO/HIST/MAR(A)
AB108
FC/BC/ECO/HIST/HIN(A)
AB109
FC/BC/ECO/HIST/ENG(A)
AB110
FC/BC/ECO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AB111
FC/BC/ECO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AB112
FC/BC/ECO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AB113
FC/BC/ECO/SOC/MAR(A)
AB114
FC/BC/ECO/SOC/HIN(A)
AB115
FC/BC/ECO/SOC/ENG(A)
AB116
FC/BC/PHIL/GEO/POLSCI
AB117
FC/BC/PHIL/GEO/SOC
AB118
FC/BC/PHIL/GEO/MAR(A)
AB119
FC/BC/PHIL/GEO/HIN(A)
AB120
FC/BC/PHIL/GEO/ENG(A)
AB121
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ARTS
SYBA
ARTS
SUBJECT CODE
SYBA
SUBJECT CODE
FC/BC/PHIL/HIST/POLSCI
AB122
FC/PS/PHIL/HIST/POLSCI
AP122
FC/BC/PHIL/HIST/SOC
AB123
FC/PS/PHIL/HIST/SOC
AP123
FC/BC/PHIL/HIST/MAR(A)
AB124
FC/PS/PHIL/HIST/MAR(A)
AP124
FC/BC/PHIL/HIST/HIN(A)
AB125
FC/PS/PHIL/HIST/HIN(A)
AP125
FC/BC/PHIL/HIST/ENG(A)
AB126
FC/PS/PHIL/HIST/ENG(A)
AP126
FC/BC/PHIL/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AB127
FC/PS/PHIL/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AP127
FC/BC/PHIL/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AB128
FC/PS/PHIL/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AP128
FC/BC/PHIL/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AB129
FC/PS/PHIL/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AP129
FC/BC/PHIL/SOC/MAR(A)
AB130
FC/PS/PHIL/SOC/MAR(A)
AP130
FC/BC/PHIL/SOC/HIN(A)
AB131
FC/PS/PHIL/SOC/HIN(A)
AP131
FC/BC/PHIL/SOC/ENG(A)
AB132
FC/PS/PHIL/SOC/ENG(A)
AP132
FC/BC/HIST/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AB133
FC/PS/HIST/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AP133
FC/BC/HIST/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AB134
FC/PS/HIST/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AP134
FC/BC/HIST/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AB135
FC/PS/HIST/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AP135
FC/BC/HIST/SOC/MAR(A)
AB136
FC/PS/HIST/SOC/MAR(A)
AP136
FC/BC/HIST/SOC/HIN(A)
AB137
FC/PS/HIST/SOC/HIN(A)
AP137
FC/BC/HIST/SOC/ENG(A)
AB138
FC/PS/HIST/SOC/ENG(A)
AP138
FC/BC/GEO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AB139
FC/PS/GEO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AP139
FC/BC/GEO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AB140
FC/PS/GEO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AP140
FC/BC/GEO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AB141
FC/PS/GEO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AP141
FC/BC/GEO/SOC/MAR(A)
AB142
FC/PS/GEO/SOC/MAR(A)
AP142
FC/BC/GEO/SOC/HIN(A)
AB143
FC/PS/GEO/SOC/HIN(A)
AP143
FC/BC/GEO/SOC/ENG(A)
AB144
FC/PS/GEO/SOC/ENG(A)
AP144
FC/PS/ECO/GEO/POLSCI
AP101
FC/TT/ECO/GEO/POLSCI
AT101
FC/PS/ECO/GEO/SOC
AP102
FC/TT/ECO/GEO/SOC
AT102
FC/PS/ECO/GEO/MAR(A)
AP103
FC/TT/ECO/GEO/MAR(A)
AT103
FC/PS/ECO/GEO/HIN(A)
AP104
FC/TT/ECO/GEO/HIN(A)
AT104
FC/PS/ECO/GEO/ENG(A)
AP105
FC/TT/ECO/GEO/ENG(A)
AT105
FC/PS/ECO/HIST/POLSCI
AP106
FC/TT/ECO/HIST/POLSCI
AT106
FC/PS/ECO/HIST/SOC
AP107
FC/TT/ECO/HIST/SOC
AT107
FC/PS/ECO/HIST/MAR(A)
AP108
FC/TT/ECO/HIST/MAR(A)
AT108
FC/PS/ECO/HIST/HIN(A)
AP109
FC/TT/ECO/HIST/HIN(A)
AT109
FC/PS/ECO/HIST/ENG(A)
AP110
FC/TT/ECO/HIST/ENG(A)
AT110
FC/PS/ECO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AP111
FC/TT/ECO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AT111
FC/PS/ECO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AP112
FC/TT/ECO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AT112
FC/PS/ECO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AP113
FC/TT/ECO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AT113
FC/PS/ECO/SOC/MAR(A)
AP114
FC/TT/ECO/SOC/MAR(A)
AT114
FC/PS/ECO/SOC/HIN(A)
AP115
FC/TT/ECO/SOC/HIN(A)
AT115
FC/PS/ECO/SOC/ENG(A)
AP116
FC/TT/ECO/SOC/ENG(A)
AT116
FC/PS/PHIL/GEO/POLSCI
AP117
FC/TT/PHIL/GEO/POLSCI
AT117
FC/PS/PHIL/GEO/SOC
AP118
FC/TT/PHIL/GEO/SOC
AT118
FC/PS/PHIL/GEO/MAR(A)
AP119
FC/TT/PHIL/GEO/MAR(A)
AT119
FC/PS/PHIL/GEO/HIN(A)
AP120
FC/TT/PHIL/GEO/HIN(A)
AT120
FC/PS/PHIL/GEO/ENG(A)
AP121
FC/TT/PHIL/GEO/ENG(A)
AT121
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
ARTS
SYBA
SUBJECT CODE
FC/TT/PHIL/HIST/POLSCI
AT122
FC/TT/PHIL/HIST/SOC
AT123
FC/TT/PHIL/HIST/MAR(A)
AT124
FC/TT/PHIL/HIST/HIN(A)
AT125
FC/TT/PHIL/HIST/ENG(A)
AT126
FC/TT/PHIL/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AT127
FC/TT/PHIL/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AT128
FC/TT/PHIL/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AT129
FC/TT/PHIL/SOC/MAR(A)
AT130
FC/TT/PHIL/SOC/HIN(A)
AT131
FC/TT/PHIL/SOC/ENG(A)
AT132
FC/TT/HIST/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AT133
FC/TT/HIST/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AT134
FC/TT/HIST/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AT135
FC/TT/HIST/SOC/MAR(A)
AT136
FC/TT/HIST/SOC/HIN(A)
AT137
FC/TT/HIST/SOC/ENG(A)
AT138
FC/TT/GEO/POLSCI/MAR(A)
AT139
FC/TT/GEO/POLSCI/HIN(A)
AT140
FC/TT/GEO/POLSCI/ENG(A)
AT141
FC/TT/GEO/SOC/MAR(A)
AT142
FC/TT/GEO/SOC/HIN(A)
AT143
FC/TT/GEO/SOC/ENG(A)
AT144
TYBA
ECONOMICS
ENGLISH
HINDI
HISTORY
KANADA
MARATHI
PHILOSOPHY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
SOCIOLOGY
MA-I
ENGLISH
HINDI
MA-I Entertainment, Media &
Advertising
SUBJECT CODE
A301
A302
A303
A304
A305
A306
A307
A308
A309
SUBJECT CODE
A401
A402
MA-II
ENGLISH
HINDI
Entertainment, Media &
Advertising (Film & TV Broadcast)
Entertainment, Media &
Advertising (Advertising &
Marketing Communications)
SUBJECT CODE
A501
A502
Ph.D
SUBJECT CODE
A601
A602
ENGLISH
HINDI
A504
A505
COMMERCE
FYBCOM
FC/COMMERCE
SYBCOM
FC/COMMERCE
TYBCOM
COMMERCE/ EXPORT MARKETING
COMMERCE/COMPUTER
APPLICATION
MCOM-I
FC/COMMERCE
MCOM-II
ADVANCE ACCOUNTANCY
Ph.D
COMMERCE
SUBJECT
CODE
C101
SUBJECT
CODE
C201
SUBJECT
CODE
C301
C302
SUBJECT
CODE
C401
SUBJECT
CODE
C501
SUBJECT
CODE
C601
A404
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
BBI/BMS/BMM
Post Graduate Diploma
SUBJECT
CODE
FY BBI/BMS/BMM
BANKING & INSURANCE
C102
BACHELOR IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES
C103
BACHELOR IN MASS MEDIA
C104
SY BBI/BMS/BMM
BANKING & INSURANCE
(Finance)
(Marketing)
(Human Resource)
TY BBI/BMS/BMM
BANKING & INSURANCE
(Finance)
(Finance)
(Marketing)
SUBJECT
CODE
Post Graduate Diploma
Clinical Studies Data Management &
Medical Writing
Horticulture & Landscape Gardening
Regulatory Affairs
Dietetics and Applied Nutrition
Applied Statistics with Software
SUBJECT
CODE
D101
D102
D103
D104
D105
C202
C203
C204
C205
C206
SUBJECT
CODE
C303
C304
C305
C306
C307
B.Voc
F.Y.B.Voc
Real Estate Management
Financial Markets and
Services
S.Y.B.Voc
Services
T.Y.B.Voc
Services
SUBJECT CODE
BV101
BV102
SUBJECT CODE
BV201
BV202
SUBJECT CODE
BV301
BV302
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
NEW COURSES
1999-2000
•Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
•B.Sc. in Computer Science
2002-2003
•B.Sc. in Biotechnology
•M.Sc. in Computer Science
•Post Graduate Centre in Hindi
2004-2005
•UGC Career Oriented Add on Courses.
2005-2006
•M.Sc. in Biotechnology,
•B.Com - Banking and Insurance
•Junior College Vocational Subject Computer Science
•Post Graduate Centre in English
2006-2007
•Applied Component: Computer Applications (T.Y.B.Com)
•Applied Component: Medical Laboratory Technology (T.Y.B.Sc. Biotech)
2007-2008
•Information Technology (IT) - F.Y.BSc., S.Y.BSc, T.Y. B.Sc.
•Ph.D. Biotechnology
2008-2009
•M.Com. (Advanced Accountancy)
•Junior College Commerce IT
2009-2010
•Ph.D English
2011-2012
•Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Studies, Data Management &
Medical Writing
2012-2013
•Post Graduate Diploma in Horticulture and Landscape Gardening
2014-2015
•B.Voc in Real Estate Management
• B.Voc in Financial Markets and Services
2015-2016
•M.A in Entertainment, Media and Advertising
•Ph.D Physics
•Ph.D Commerce
•Postgraduate Diploma in Regulatory Affairs
•Postgraduate Diploma in Dietetics and Applied Nutrition
2016-2017
•M.Sc Physics
•M.Sc Information Technology
•Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)
•Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Statistics with Software
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
The College has linguistic minority status. 50% of the seats are reserved for students belonging to Hindi
speaking community as per merit. For the remaining seats reservation policy will be as per the
Directives of the Deputy Director (Junior College) and University of Mumbai.
JUNIOR COLLEGE
i. Students who have passed the S.S.C. Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of
Secondary Education, Pune an examination regarded as equivalent by the State Board are eligible
for admission to the First Year (Std. XI) of the Junior College.
ii. Students who have passed an Examination equivalent to the S.S.C. and conducted by any other
Board, must comply with the procedures of obtaining an eligibility certificate at the time of
admission, from the Mumbai Divisional Office, Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher
Secondary Education, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400703.
DEGREE COLLEGE
i. Students who have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (H.S.C.) Examination conducted by
the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education, Pune are eligible for
admission to the F.Y.B.A./B.Sc. /B.Com./BMS.(Subject to fulfilling the other conditions).
ii. Students who have passed the H.S.C. or equivalent examination of any other Board, must produce
an eligibility certificate issued by the Eligibility section, University of Mumbai, Kalina, Mumbai
- 400 098.
DOCUMENT & CERTIFICATES
A. DOCUMENTS ISSUED BY THE COLLEGE OFFICE
1. Bonafide Certificate:
Students who are admitted to the Junior or Degree College are eligible to get a bonafide certificate on
application and payment of `20/- (Rupees Twenty only.)
2. Railway Concession:
Only bonafide students of the college for the academic year (male students below 25 years and all lady
students) are eligible for Railway concession for their season tickets between the stations nearest to
their home and Ghatkopar. The student has to apply in a prescribed form of application available at the
college office between 9.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on any working day. Long Journey Railway Concession
is granted only for the vacation period according to rules of the Railways for commuting to their native
places as mentioned in their admission forms.
3. Transcript:
Students seeking transcripts are required to apply on a plain paper giving full details (Mark sheets and
relevant documents) to the Principal. Following the verification of the documents and payment of
Rs.1000/- to the cashier, one original and one copy of the transcript will be provided.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
4. Transfer Certificate:
The rules for issuing Transfer Certificate are as per the ordinance given below:
0.131
If, as a result of a student leaving one college to join another, it will be necessary for him to
count the attendance kept by him in more than one college to enable him to make up the
necessary number of attendance, a Transfer certificate shall not be granted except for reasons
which appear to the executive council to be sufficient and except with the written permission
of the Principal of the college which he intends to join. Provided , however, that in the event of
a student leaving one college to join another after the completion of a term, or terms,it will be
necessary for him to obtain the written permission from the Principal of the college which he
desires to leave and the Principal of the college which he intends to join.
0.132
Student shall make application of Transfer Certificate without unnecessary delay through the
Principal of the college to which they wish to be transferred.
5. Recommendation Letter:
Student applying for post graduate courses to Indian or Foreign Universities may apply on a plain paper
giving the purpose for which the recommendation letter is sought and other personal and academic
details and the name of faculty from whom such a letter is sought. The Principal on scrutiny of the
application will issue relevant instructions to the office to do the needful.
6. College Examination Mark sheets.
Students of First and Second year Degree College will be issued mark sheets for Semester I, II, III and
IV examinations as per credit system.
7. College Leaving Certificate:
Students who have passed XIIth standard examination will be issued a college leaving certificate.
B. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE STUDENT
1. Provisional Eligibility:
A student from another University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any other
statutory examining body, seeking admission to this University/College shall apply to the Registrar,
University of Mumbai for a certificate of eligibility. Such students will not be admitted to any class, if
they have not obtained the provisional certificate of Eligibility from the Registrar, University of
Mumbai.
After being admitted to the college on the basis of the provisional eligibility certificate, the students
have to obtain final confirmation and eligibility for which they will be required to submit the following
certificates in original along with a certified xerox copy.
• Original Mark Sheet
• Original Passing Certificate
• Original Migration Certificate.
Those students whose admission is provisional should note that if the Registrar does not finally confirm
their admission, their terms will be treated as ‘Null and Void’ and they will not be allowed to appear
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
for the final examination. Foreign students will have to show documentary evidence of conversion of
their visa in addition to the above condition for eligibility.
2. Caste Certificate for Validation:
It is applicable only to students belonging to S.C/S.T. /V.J./N.T./O.B.C. /S.B.C./Nav Buddha who wish
to take admission in professional colleges after passing H.S.C. examination. For the validation of the
above certificates, the student has to submit original caste certificate along with two attested xerox
copies and a copy of caste certificate of any of his/her close relative and attested Xerox copy of first
and last page of ration-card on or before 15th October 2016.
3. Migration Certificate:
When a student of Mumbai University, either enrolled in an affiliated college or registered with the
University, wishes to leave the University to join any other University/Board for pursuing any course
of study, he has to obtain a migration certificate from this University. A Student is required to apply in
the prescribed form for the migration certificate to the Registrar of the University through the Principal
of the college/institution last attended by him.
The application for migration certificate has to be accompanied by the Transfer Certificate in original
and a copy thereof.
A duplicate or fresh copy of the migration certificate will not be issued under any circumstances.
If for any reason the student fails to join the University/Board that he had proposed to join, he shall
return the Migration Certificate issued to him within three months from the date of issue of the migration
certificate for cancellation through the Principal of the college/institution through which he applied for
the migration certificate.
4. Transfer Certificate:
The rules for submitting Transfer Certificate to the college are as per the ordinance given below:
0.126
No Student shall at any time be admitted to any other college unless he/she produces Transfer
Certificate from the College he/she leaves.
0.120
The Principal shall be entitled to charge a fee of `100/- for issuing a Transfer Certificate.
Subject to the provisions of ordinance 130, when a Principal receives an application for a
Transfer Certificate more than a month after the opening of a term, he/she may levy an
additional fee of Rs.20/- per term that has lapsed since the applicant attended the college,
provided however that the fee charged under the ordinance shall not exceed Rs.200/- in the
aggregate.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FEES
(Refer to Schedule of Fees)
1. Students should pay the prescribed fees in the Accounts Section or Special Counter opened for
the purpose at the time of admission to the F.Y.J.C. (Arts/Science/Commerce) and F.Y.B.A.
/B.Com. /B. Sc. Classes.
2. Fees will be accepted in the form of DD /Bank Pay Order or by Cash for both Junior & Degree
College (Cheque will not be accepted)
3. Guardians should ensure that they obtain a stamped receipt immediately after any payment is
made.
4. Care should be taken to ensure that payments are not made to unauthorized persons. The college
will not be responsible for any lapse in this matter.
5. Fees for the First term should be paid in full at the time of admission. Fees for the second term
should be paid in full between 21st October and 11th November.
6. Examination fees must be paid on the dates prescribed by H.S.C. Board /University of
Mumbai/College Authorities. Students offering Computer Science/Computer Programming
will be required to pay additional fees.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
Junior College (Aided)
Fees in Rupees (`)
XII
Science
XII
Arts/Com
XI
Science
XI
Arts/Com
1st Term
Girls
BC
Full
1st Term
Girls
BC
Full
1st Term
Girls
BC
Full
1st Term
Girls
BC
Full
Tuition Fees
240
120
0
0
240
120
0
0
264
132
0
0
264
132
0
0
Term Fees
40
20
0
0
40
20
0
0
44
22
0
0
44
22
0
0
Science Fees
0
0
0
0
70
35
0
0
0
0
0
0
70
35
0
0
Examination
Fees
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
Identity Card
Fees
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Admission
Fees
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Laboratory
Deposit
0
0
0
0
150
150
150
150
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Library
Deposit
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Development
Fund
300
300
300
0
300
300
300
0
300
300
300
0
300
300
300
0
Total
930
790
650
350
1150
975
800
500
838
684
530
230
908
719
530
230
Junior College - Unaided (XI & XII)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Fees
Commerce
Science
Computer Science
Information Technology
10000
15000
25000
15000
***Additional to above fees Rs. 100/- will be charged from all FYJC students towards
Insurance and Activity Fund
***Additional to above fees Rs. 125/- will be charged from all the SYJC students towards
Insurance and Activity Fund and Leaving Certificate
Note: All fees are subject to change as per Government Circulars
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (B.Sc)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
F.Y.B.Sc
S.Y.B.Sc
T.Y.B.Sc
Tuition Fees
800
800
800
Library Fees
200
200
200
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
Other Fees/Extra Curricular Activity
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
Disaster Relief Fund
10
10
10
Admission Processing
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
Group Insurance Fees***
20
20
20
Student Welfare Fund
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
Vice Chancellor’s fund
20
20
20
University Sports & Cultural Activity
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charge
20
20
20
(A)
4490
4270
2950
Laboratory Fees
800
800
800
(B)
800
800
800
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
(C)
800
Fees (A +B+C)
6090
5070
3750
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
*Enrollment Fees – Only at the time of Entry
220
University Examination Fees
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
Transcript 5 Copies (Additional copy `50/- each)
Admission Form Prospectus + Information Brochure
100
100
100
Transfer Certificate
100
100
100
Bonafide Certificate
20
20
20
No Objection Certificate
20
20
20
Industrial Visit Fees
500
500
500
Computer Practical Fees
600
600
600
Alumni Association Fees (be collected from the students at the time of
25
25
25
admission)
Document Verification Fees (be charged from the students who are not
400
400
400
from the Board of Higher Secondary Education in Maharashtra)
Project Fees to be collected from the students who are required to do the
**
**
**
project as per the syllabus)
(**`500/- for 100 marks project, `100/- for 20 marks project and proportionately otherwise)
Note: In case of permanently unaided division and the unaided division in aided and unaided colleges in Faculty of
Arts & Commerce, tuition fees shall be `6000/- per annum. In case of unaided subject in Faculty of arts & Commerce
(aided colleges) an increase of `300/- per paper per students as tuition fees for each unaided subject/paper.
Note:`1500/- additional for Applied Component: Computer Programming for Maths/Stats students
Note: All fees are subject to change as per Government/University Circulars
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF COMMERCE (B.Com)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
F.Y. B.Com S.Y. B.Com T.Y. B.Com
Tuition Fees
800
800
800
Library Fees
200
200
200
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
10
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
20
20
20
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
20
20
20
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charge
20
20
20
(A)
4490
4270
2950
Laboratory Fees
(B)
0
0
0
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
(C)
400
0
0
Fees (A +B+C)
4890
4270
2950
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
500
500
500
600
600
Alumni Association Fees (be collected from the students at the time
25
25
25
of admission)
Document Verification Fees (be charged from the students who are
400
400
400
not from the Board of Higher Secondary Education in Maharashtra)
Project Fees to be collected from the students who are required to do
**
**
**
the project as per the syllabus)
Arts & Commerce, tution fees shall be `3000/- per annum. In case of unaided subject in Faculty of arts & Commerce
(aided colleges) an increase of `300/- per paper per students as tution fees for each unaided subject/paper.
Note:`1500/- additional for Applied Component: Computer Applications
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF COMMERCE (B.Voc)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
F.Y.B.Voc
S.Y.B.Voc
T.Y.B.Voc
Tuition Fees
800
800
800
Library Fees
200
200
200
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
10
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
20
20
20
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
20
20
20
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charge
20
20
20
(A)
4490
4270
2950
Laboratory Fees
(B)
0
0
0
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
(C)
400
0
0
Fees (A +B+C)
4890
4270
2950
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
500
500
500
600
600
25
25
25
admission)
Document Verification Fees (be charged from the students who are
400
400
400
not from the Board of Higher Secondary Education in Maharashtra)
Project Fees to be collected from the students who are required to do
**
**
**
the project as per the syllabus)
Note:`1500/- additional for Applied Component: Computer Applications
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF ARTS (B.A)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
F.Y.B.A
S.Y. B.A
T.Y. B.A
Tuition Fees
800
800
800
Library Fees
200
200
200
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
10
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
20
20
20
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
20
20
20
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charge
20
20
20
(A)
4490
4270
2950
Laboratory Fees
(B)
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
(C)
400
0
0
Fees (A +B+C)
4890
4270
2950
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
500
500
500
600
600
25
25
25
admission)
400
400
400
**
**
**
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (B.Sc Biotechnology)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Class
F.Y.B.Sc
S.Y.B.Sc
T.Y.B.Sc
Tuition Fees
8000
10000
12000
Library Fees
300
500
500
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
Marksheet
50
10
10
10
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
20
20
20
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
20
20
20
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charges
20
20
20
(A)
11790
13770
14500
Computer Practicals
1000
1000
1000
Laboratory Fees
1200
1200
1200
(B)
2200
2200
2200
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
(C)
800
0
0
Fees (A +B+C)
14790
15970
16700
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
500
500
500
25
25
25
admission)
400
400
400
**
**
**
Note:Tuition Fees, Laboratory Fees and Library Fees component of B.Sc (aided) will be charged extra as per general
programme for F.Y. and S.Y. only.
Note:`1500/- additional for Applied Component: Medical Laboratory Technology
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (B.Sc Computer Science)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Class
F.Y.B.Sc
S.Y.B.Sc
T.Y.B.Sc
Tuition Fees
8000
10000
12000
Library Fees
300
500
500
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
400
250
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
Marksheet
50
10
10
10
200
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
ID Card
50
50
50
20
20
20
50
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
500
20
20
20
30
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
50
E-Charges
20
20
20
(A)
11790
13770
14500
Computer Practicals
1000
1000
1000
Laboratory Fees
1200
1200
1200
(B)
2200
2200
2200
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
(C)
800
0
0
Fees (A +B+C)
14790
15970
16700
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
1100
Convocation Fees
250
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
20
20
500
500
500
25
25
25
admission)
400
400
400
**
**
**
Note: Tuition Fees, Laboratory Fees and Library Fees component of B.Sc (aided) will be charged extra as per general
programme for F.Y. and S.Y. only.
Note:`1500/- additional for Applied Component
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (B.Sc Information Technology)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Class
F.Y.B.Sc
S.Y.B.Sc
Tuition Fees
10000
10000
Library Fees
1200
1200
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
ID Card
50
50
20
20
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
20
20
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
E-Charges
20
20
(A)
14690
14570
Computer Practicals
1000
1500
Laboratory Fees
6000
6000
(B)
7000
7500
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
(C)
800
0
Fees (A +B+C)
22490
21970
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
Convocation Fees
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
500
500
25
25
admission)
400
400
**
**
T.Y.B.Sc
10000
1200
400
250
10
200
250
100
50
20
50
500
20
30
50
200
13330
2500
6000
8500
0
21830
1500
250
1000
100
100
20
20
500
25
400
**
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF COMMERCE (Bachelor of Management Studies)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Class
F.Y.B.M.S S.Y.B.M.S
Tuition Fees
10000
10000
Library Fees
300
300
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
500
500
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
ID Card
50
50
20
20
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
20
20
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
E-Charges
20
20
(A)
14290
14070
Computer Practicals
1000
1000
Laboratory Fees
1000
1000
(B)
2000
2000
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
0
(C)
800
Fees (A +B+C)
17090
16070
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
Convocation Fees
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
Admission Form Pros. + Information Brochure
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
500
500
25
25
admission)
400
400
from the Higher Secondary Education in Maharashtra)
**
**
T.Y.B.M.S
10000
300
400
250
10
500
200
250
100
50
20
50
500
20
30
50
20
12750
1000
1000
2000
0
14750
1300
250
1000
100
100
20
20
500
25
400
**
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF COMMERCE (B.Com Banking & Insurance)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Class
F.Y.B.B.I
S.Y.B.B.I
Tuition Fees
10000
10000
Library Fees
600
600
Gymkhana Fees
400
400
250
250
Exam Fees
1320
1320
Enrolment Fees*
220
10
10
500
500
200
200
Utility Fees
250
250
Magazine Fees
100
100
ID Card
50
50
20
20
50
50
Development Fees
500
500
20
20
30
30
E-Suvidha
50
50
E-Charges
20
20
(A)
14590
14370
Computer Practicals
2000
1000
Laboratory Fees
1000
1000
(B)
3000
2000
Refundable
Caution Money
150
Library Deposit
250
Laboratory Deposit
400
0
(C)
800
Fees (A +B+C)
18390
16370
***`20 on `50,000/- Policy
220
Convocation Fees
Whenever Applicable
1000
1000
100
100
100
100
20
20
20
20
500
500
25
25
admission)
400
400
**
**
T.Y.B.B.I
10000
600
400
250
10
500
200
250
100
50
20
50
500
20
30
50
20
13050
1000
1000
2000
0
15050
1300
250
1000
100
100
20
20
500
25
400
**
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE (M.Sc)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
Tuition Fees
Form and Prospectus Fees
Other Fees/Extra Curricular Activities
University Exam Fee
Marksheet
Laboratory Fees
Library Fees
Gymkhana Fees
Admission Processing Fees
Vice Chancellor’s Fund
Magazine Fee
Identity Card
Group Insurance
Development Fees
Utility Fees
Computer/Internet
E-Suvidha
E-Charges
Total
M.Sc
Aided
1000*
100
250
600
50
6000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
500
50
20
10
11220
Document Verification
Refundable Deposits
Caution Money
Library Deposit
Laboratory Deposit
Project Fee
Registration fee for M.Sc Part I only (Unaided)
Registration fee for M.Sc Part I only (Aided)
Registration form fee
Convocation fee only for M.Sc part II
M.Sc
Biotechnology
15000
100
250
600
50
20000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
500
50
20
10
39220
M.Sc
Computer Science
15000
100
250
600
50
15000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
50
20
10
33720
:
400 (wherever applicable)
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
150
250
400
1000
850
25
250
M.Sc
By Research
3000
100
250
600
50
10000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
1000
50
20
10
17720
NB:
Foreign students will have to pay five times of prescribed fees.
The fee collected in different heads be spent only for specified purpose for which it has been collected.
*Includes University share of tuition fee of `540/-
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
FACULTY OF SCIENCE, ARTS & COMMERCE (M.A., M.Com &Ph.D Science)
Fees in Rupees (`)
Particulars
M.A
M.Com
Tuition Fees
Form and Prospectus Fees
Other Fees/Extra Curricular Activities
University Exam Fee
Marksheet
Laboratory Fees
Library Fees
Gymkhana Fees
Admission Processing Fees
Vice Chancellor’s Fund
Magazine Fee
Identity Card
Group Insurance
Development Fees
Utility Fees
Computer/Internet
E-Suvidha
E-Charges
Ashwamedha Fee
Total
3000
100
250
600
50
0
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
500
50
20
10
0
7220
6000
100
250
600
50
1000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
1500
50
20
10
20
11240
Document Verification
Refundable Deposits
Caution Money
Library Deposit
Laboratory Deposit for Ph.D Science
Project Fee
Registration fee for M.Com only
Registration fee for M.A Part I only
Registration fee at the time of admission Ph.D
Registration form fee
Convocation fee
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
150
250
400
800
1000
1000
25
250
Ph.D
Science
4000
100
250
600
50
12000
1000
400
200
20
100
50
40
50
30
500
250
1500
50
20
10
20220
NB:
Foreign students will have to pay five times of prescribed fees.
The fee collected in different heads be spent only for specified purpose for which it has been collected.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
REFUND OF FEES
JUNIOR COLLEGE
a) If a student informs the institution before the commencement of the academic year that he/she wants
to withdraw and he / she cannot continue his/her education in the same institution for any reasons,
the institution concerned should refund to him/her in full the tuition fees, term fee, laboratory fees
(if any) and library and laboratory deposits, if any actually recovered. The admission fee shall
however, be retained by the Institutions.
EXPLANATION: So far as the F.Y.J.C. Classes are concerned the academic year should be
deemed to have commenced from the 8th day (i.e. excluding Sunday and Public Holidays) from
and including the days of declaration of the S.S.C. Examination result. If the said day of declaration
of result is a working day, or from and including the working day immediately following the day
of declaration of the S.S.C. Examination result if the said date of declaration of results is a Sunday
or Public Holiday.
b) If a student desires to withdraw and applies for refund of fees after the commencement of the
academic year (vide explanation under (a) above) the institutions concerned should retain the
admission fee, term fee and laboratory fee (if any) in full. The laboratory deposits should however
be refunded. So far as the tuition fee is concerned the institution should retain the tuition fee only
for the month (s) beginning from the month in which the academic year had commenced and ending
with the month in which the student had applied for withdrawal of admission or refund of fees. The
tuition fee for the remaining months of the terms should be refunded (for Example, if a student
applies for refund of fee in the month of July, after the academic year has commenced in that month
itself, the Institution should retain the proportionate amount of tuition fees for one month only
namely the month of July. On the other hand, if a student applies for refund of fee in the month of
August, after the academic year has commenced in the month of July, the institution should retain
the proportionate amount of tuition fee for two months only, namely the month of July & August.
If the academic year has commenced in the month of June, the institution should retain the
proportionate amount of tuition fee for three months only, namely the months of June, July &
August).
DEGREE COLLEGE
The Rules (Ordinance 2859) relating to refund of fees after cancellation of admission as per the
University of Mumbai Circular No. UG/412 of 2008 dated 11.09.2008 is given below:
The candidates who have taken admission in under graduate courses in aided and unaided courses
conducted by affiliated Colleges may request for refund of fees after applying in writing for cancellation
of their admission to the course. The refund of fees as applicable shall be made on or before 30th day
after the date of cancellation and thereafter.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
Table for fee deduction on cancellation of Admission
Sr. No
1.
Period
Prior to commencement of academic term and
Deduction Charges
`500/- lump sum
instruction of the course
2.
Upto 20 days after the commencement of
20% of the total amount of fees
academic term of the course
3.
From 21st day upto 50 days after commencement
of the academic term of the course
4.
From 51st day upto 80 days after commencement
of the academic term of the course or August 31st
whichever is earlier.
5.
From September 1st to September 30th
6.
After September 30th

Deduction % is of the total fees for a particular course.

Refund of fees at the time of cancellation will be made only in cheque.
Note: The total amount considered for the refund of fees from the commencement of academic term of
the courses includes the following:
a) All the fee items chargeable for one year are as per relevant University circulars for different
Faculties.
b) The fee charged towards group insurance and all fee components to be paid as University share
(including Vice-Chancellor fund, University fee for Sports and Cultural activities, E-charge, Esuvidha, Disaster Management Fund, Examination fee and Enrollment fee) are nonrefundable
if the payment is made by the College to the University prior to the date of cancellation.
c) Fees collected for Identity card and Library card, Admission Form and Prospectus, Enrollment
and any other course specific fee are not refundable after the commencement of the academic
term.
d) All refundable deposits (Laboratory, Caution Money and Library etc.) shall be fully returned at
the time of cancellation.
Important instructions for Reserve Category student:
Eligible Reserve Category students who are admitted to the College on payment of concessional fees
prescribed by the University of Mumbai are informed that, on cancellation of admission they will be
required to pay additional amount depending on the period and percentage of deduction charges of the
total fees prescribed for the course.
GENERAL RULES
1. Every student must possess an Identity Card and Library Card. A fees of `50/- will be collected
along with other fees at the time of admission towards the cost of these cards. As soon as College
reopens each student will be issued an Identity Card and a Library Card. Students must affix a recent
passport size photograph on each of these cards.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
2. During College hours every student must wear the lenyard carrying their Identity Card and must
produce it whenever he/she is called upon to do so by the authorities.
3. Students are expected to attend lectures/practicals/tutorials regularly and should not remain absent
without
permission
from
the
Principal.
Attendance
will
be
taken
daily
during
lectures/practical/tutorials. Students who are irregular in attendance, and whose progress in various
college tests/examinations is not satisfactory will not be granted their terms.
N.B: The attention of students is drawn to Ordinance 0.119 and 0.115 of the University of Mumbai
which are reproduced below:
University Ordinance 0.119
In the Faculty of Arts / Science / Commerce the minimum attendance for keeping terms will be
three-fourths of the days on which lectures/practicals are conducted.
University Ordinance 0.115
1. To keep a term at a College, a student must complete to the satisfaction of the Principal the
courses of the studies prescribed for that term of the class to which the undergraduate belongs.
2. Students are expected to maintain proper discipline in the class as well as within the College
premises and ensure that no disturbance is caused to fellow students of the other classes.
3. Students shall not indulge in anything inside or outside the College that will in any way interfere
with its discipline.
4. Student shall not loiter in the corridors while the classes are in progress.
5. Students should help in keeping the college premises tidy and should not damage any property
of the college by disfiguring walls, doors, fittings & furniture etc.
6. Students should not communicate any information to the press or write in the press about any
matter concerning the college without the permission of the Principal.
7. If for any reason, the continuance of a student in the college is found to be detrimental to the
best interest of the college in the opinion of the Principal, he/she will be asked to leave the
college.
8. Government or College Scholarship/Free Studentship will be granted only to such student who
are regular in attendance and whose conduct and progress are satisfactory.
9. It is the responsibility of students to see notice boards regularly and fill up the respective forms
for freeships/scholarships from government. Students changing from one College to another
will be required to produce a No Objection Certificate from the Principal of the College
previously attended as well as from Director of Education and/or Social Welfare Officer.
10. Smoking/Chewing Pan/Tobacco and Spitting are strictly prohibited in the college.
11. Matters not covered by the existing rules will rest at the discretion of the Principal.
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DBT STAR College
DST-FIST
EXAMINATION & EVALUATION
1. JUNIOR COLLEGE
a) There will be two written examination:
a. Terminal – 50 marks
b. Annual – 80/70 marks
b) There is a continuous process of internal assessment for both term which carries 25 marks each
(Total 50 marks).
c) Attendance is compulsory for these examinations.
d) We conduct supplementary examinations to help out the absentee students on medical grounds after
the annual examination.
2. Rules regarding promotion to S.Y.J.C.
According to the rules of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & HigherSecondary Education,
Pune, promotion to the S.Y.J.C. Class will be determined on the basis of the marks obtained in:
(a) 75% of the attendance is necessary for the promotion to next class.
(b) The final result of a student’s performance will be decided on the basis of the average of the
marks obtained at these tests/examination in the F.Y.J.C class.
Terminal + Annual + Internal Assessment
2
3. F.Y./S.Y./B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. Degree College Examination
University of Mumbai has introduced Credit Based Semester and Grading System (CBSGS) for Degree
College students and is applicable to the students (learners) admitted (enrolled) for Undergraduate and
Postgraduate degree programmes under the faculties of Arts, Science & Commerce (For the third year
of the U.G. and Part II of P.G. programme from academic year 2013‐14 onwards). It is applicable to
both traditional & self-financing undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes under the
faculties of Arts, Science & Commerce.
1. Under the Credit Based Semester and Grading System, each course shall be treated as
independent head. Hence the grade for a particular course will be based on the combined
performance at the Internal Assessment & Semester End Examination.
2. Under CBSGS, for each subject, learner would appear for internal and external examinations.
Minimum 10 out of 25 (internal) and minimum 30 out 75 (External) of are required to be
scored by the learner and shall be declared pass only if he/she passes in internal and external
together.
Theory
:
Minimum of 40% required in both Internal and External for passing in each
semester.
Practical
:
Minimum of 40% required in both Internal and External for passing in each
semester.
3. For a three year integrated course, learner will have to complete six semesters. The College on
behalf of University will conduct the Semester End Examination for Semester I, II, III and IV
only. Semester End Examinations of Semester V and Semester VI will be conducted by the
University of Mumbai.
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4. A learner who does not appear i.e. remains absent for Examination in some or all the courses
on medical grounds or for representing the college / university in sports, cultural activities,
activities of NSS, NCC or Sports training camps conducted by recognized bodies / competent
authorities OR fails in some or all the courses OR punished under O.5050(12)(1) only (use
of unfair means)OR for any other reason which is considered valid under exceptional
circumstances and to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institution, is eligible
to appear for the additional examination.
A learner who does not appear for both the Internal Assessment and Semester End
Examination shall NOT be eligible to appear for the additional Semester End
Examination.
5. The additional examination for semester I, II, III, and IV will be conducted by the college for
the learners who have failed or remained absent in the regular examination 20 days after the
date of declaration of results, but not later than 40 days. The additional examinations of the
class test and/or assignment and/or projects of the Internal Assessment will be conducted 15
days prior to the commencement of the Semester End Examination.
6. The Additional Semester End Examination shall be conducted only for Semester I, II, III and
IV by the College/s. Additional Semester End Examinations will NOT be conducted for
Semester V and Semester VI.
7. The learner who has failed in the Semester End Examination and/ or in the Additional
Examination shall be allowed to appear for the ATKT examination which will be conducted
for the same semester of next academic year.
8. There shall be a grade card showing the credits accumulated or earned and the Semester Grade
Point Average (SGPA) of that semester as well as for the earlier semester and GPA/SGPA
will be calculated accordingly. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be calculated
on the grade card of Semester VI which includes SGPA of all semesters and grade will be
awarded on the basis of the same.
9. A learner who is admitted to the Odd Semesters i.e. Semester I / III / V shall be eligible to the
next even Semester i.e. Semester II / IV / VI even if the learner fails in all the courses at the
odd semester.
10. A learner is eligible to be admitted to Semester III if the learner passes all the courses of
Semester I and Semester II OR the learner fails in not more than 2 courses each of Semester I
and Semester II for B.Com and B.A course and not more than 3 courses each of Semester I and
Semester II for B.Sc course.
11. In case of a learner who is admitted to Semester IV with no full credits in Semester I and
Semester II, the Internal Assessment of the Semester IV examination shall be conducted by the
college. However, such a learner shall be eligible to appear for the Semester End
Examination of Semester IV only if the learner passes in all the courses of Semester I and
Semester II.
12. The grade sheet of such a learner who is admitted to Semester IV but has not passed all the
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courses of Semester I and Semester II and thus is not eligible to appear for the Semester End
Examination of Semester IV will show the marks obtained by the learner at the Internal
Assessment IV only at Semester IV.
13. The performance of the Semester End Examination will show “N.E.” (Not Eligible) on the
grade card in such cases.
14. The learner shall earn the credits only after appearing for semester end examination and
qualifying in the concerned courses in full.
15. A leaner is eligible to be admitted to Semester V if the learner has passed all the courses of
Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV or the learner has passed all the courses
of Semester I & Semester II but has failed in not more than two courses for Arts and Commerce
and three courses for Science of Semester III and Semester IV.
16. A learner who is admitted to Semester V shall be eligible to be admitted to Semester VI
irrespective of the number of courses in which the learner fails at Semester V. The college shall
conduct the Internal Assessment of such learner for Semester VI and this learner will also be
eligible to appear for Semester End Examination of Semester VI conducted by the University.
However the result of Semester VI Examination & thus CGPA of such a learner will NOT be
declared till the learner passes all the courses of Semester I, II, III, IV and V.
17. The Final Grade shall be awarded after the calculation of GPA/SGPA as mentioned in the
manual.
18. The Grade Point table and the grade allocation shall be as per the Grade Table given below:
GRADES
19.
MARKS
GRADE POINTS
SGPA / CGPA
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
7 & Above
6 to 6.99
5 to 5.99
4 to 4.99
3 to 3.99
2 t0 2.99
1 to 1.99
O
70 & Above
A
60 to 69.99
B
55 to 59.99
C
50 to 54.99
D
45 to 49.99
E
40 to 44.99
F (Fail)
39.99 & Below
Verification of Marks:

The facility of verification of marks is available to learners. The learner should apply
within 10 days of declaration of result with a prescribed fee of `50 per paper.

The students have the facility of obtaining Photocopy of the assessed answer books by
applying within seven days of declaration of result and on payment of `100 per paper

College shall supply Photocopy in person within 7 Days from date of receipt of
application.

On Receipt of Photocopy, student may apply for redressal of grievances to the college
in the prescribed form on payment of fees of `250 per paper

Change of marks, if any shall be communicated and revised mark list will be given on
surrendering the original mark sheet.
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20.
Procedure for Duplicate Copy of Grade Card:
The facility for obtaining Duplicate copy of the Grade Card is available to learners. The
learner shall apply to Examination Cell (EC) in a prescribed form and pay the fees towards
the duplicate copy as per University Circular No. Cert/1854 of 2006. EC would require 7
working days, starting from the date of application.
21.
Procedure for investigating in case of malpractices (Ordinance 0.5050):
a) A candidate may be served a show cause notice and made aware of the charges/
allegations reported against him/her to prepare his/her defense at the time of his/her
appearance before the unfair means inquiry committee and informing him /her case
with a request to reply to show cause notice as to why the action proposed under it
should not be taken against him/her.
b) The reply recorded by the committee from the candidate when he/she appears before it
will be considered by the committee and the final recommendation in the matter be
made.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FREESHIPS
Students who have sought concession in fees on the basis of Scholarship/Freeship but failed to fill
the Scholarship/Freeship form before the due date or were not eligible for the Scholarship/ Freeship
will have to pay the balance fees.
ELIGIBILITY FOR SCHOLARSHIP/FREESHIP:

For SC/ST income limit for Scholarship is below 2,00,000/-

For OBC/VJNT/SBC income limit for Scholarship is below 1,00,000/-

For SC/ST income limit for Freeship is above 2,00,000/-

For VJNT/SBC/OBC income limit for Freeship is above 1,00,000/- up to 4,50,000/-

All Freeship & Scholarship Students have to open Student Account with Corporation Bank,
Ghatkopar (W) Branch for online disbursement of amount from the Government, failing
which the Scholarship will not be granted

Students must write Mobile / Contact Number in the application form.

The college will not be responsible for any claim under Freeship / Scholarship in case
students do not submit the required documents by 31st July of the academic year or the claim
is rejected by Govt. such students will have to pay full fees of the academic year.

Students who have been admitted from other than Maharashtra State are not eligible to
receive fees concession.

Students can only avail of any one scholarship or freeship from only one course or department
of Government Authorities.
List of Documents
o
Application Form.
o
True Copy of Caste Certificate.
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o
True Copy of Ration Card.
o
True Copy of Marksheet SSC & HSC.
o
True Copy of 12th Leaving Certificate
o
Previous Year Income Certificate from Tahsildar valid up to 31-03-2017 for Sholarship
is Compulsory.
o
Previous Income Certificate (From No.16) for Freeship.
o
Non-Creamy Layer Certificate for NT/SBC/OBC for Freeship.
o
Aadhaar Card (True Copy)
o
True Copy of Corporation Bank Pass Book for Scholarship Student
Extra Documents
o
Students whose father / mother have died are required to submit true copy of the death
Certificate.
o
Students who have taken a drop, are required to submit gap certificate from Court.
Websites for Submission of Online Form
1. htpp://mahaeschol.maharashtra.gov.in (For SC/VJNT/OBC/ SBC online)
2. htpp://www.etribal.maharashtra.gov.in (ST online)
For any queries Contact Mr. Nitin Pawar in Office
MERIT PRIZES
1. Dr. N. N. Murti Prize
A Prize of `75/- is awarded to the student who obtains the highest marks at the T.Y.B.Sc. Examination.
2. Smt. Leelavati Murti Prize
A Prize of `75/- is awarded to the student who obtains the highest marks at the T.Y.B.A. Examination.
3. Shri. Rameshwar Prasad Saboo Merit Prizes
A Prize of `250/- each is awarded to the student who obtains the highest number of marks at the T.Y.B.
Sc., T.Y.B.A., T.Y.B.Com. Examination and HSC Art, Science and Commerce Examination.
4. Dr. N. N. Murti Prize
A Prize of `150/- is awarded to the student who obtains the highest number of marks in Zoology at the
T.Y.B.Sc. Examination
5. Prof. M. G. Dhavale Prize
A Prize of `375/- is awarded to the student who obtains the highest number of marks in Zoology at the
M. Sc. Examination
6. The Late. Satish M. Barve Memorial Prize
A Prize of Rs.75/- is awarded to the student who obtains the highest number of marks at the T.Y.B.Com.
Examination
7. Dnyanada Prize
i) A prize of `150/- is awarded to the student who secures the highest number of marks at the
T.Y.B.Com. Examination.
ii) A prize of `150/- is awarded to the student who secures the highest number of marks at the
T.Y.B.Sc. Examination.
8. Dr. S. M. Karmarkar Prize
A Prize of `75/- is awarded to the student of the S.Y.J.C. class (Science) who secures the highest number
of marks at the H.S.C. Examination and continues his/her studies in a Medical College.
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9. Shri. Nandkishore Singh Jairamji Scholarship (Total 6)
A Scholarship of `175/- is awarded to each of the students securing the highest number of marks on
aggregate at the:
i) F.Y.J.C. (Arts, Science & Commerce)
ii) H.S.C. Examination (Arts, Science & Commerce)
10. Shri. Nandkishore Singh Jairamji Scholarship (Total 9)
A Scholarship of `175/- is awarded to each of the students securing the highest number of marks
on aggregate at the:
i) F.Y.B.A / B.Sc. / B. Com.
ii) S.Y.B.A / B.Sc. / B. Com. iii) T.Y.B.A / B.Sc. / B. Com.
11. Shri. M. D. Chaturvedi Prize
A Prize of `75/- is awarded to the student for excellent performance in Hindi languages at the T.Y.B.A.
examination.
12. Shri. Jagdish Chandra Saboo Book Grants
a) Book grant of `250/- each is awarded to students of the F.Y.J.C. (Science) class who secure the
highest marks in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology who continue their
studies in the S.Y.J.C. in the College (4 prizes).
b) Book grant of `250/- each is awarded to students of the F.Y.J.C. (Commerce) class who secure the
highest marks in the subject of Economics, Book Keeping, Accountancy and Organisation of
Commerce and who continue their studies in the S.Y.J.C. in this College (3 prizes).
c) Book grant of `250/- each is awarded to students of the F.Y.J.C. (Arts) class who secure the highest
marks in the subject of English, Hindi and Marathi andwho continue their studies in the S.Y.J.C. in
this College (3 prizes).
13. Shri. Udaylal Saboo Memorial Merit Prize (Total 6)
A Prize of `500/- is awarded to a student standing first in the merit list at each semester of First, second
& Third year BMS Examinations.
13. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Chaturvedi Prize (Total 2)
A Prize of `1000/- is awarded to each student securing highest marks in Hindi (a) at T.Y.B.A.
Examination and (b) at the H.S.C. Examination.
14. Late Smt. Lakshmi Krishnamoorthy Memorial Prize
A Prize of `375/- is awarded to a student for securing highest marks in Accounts and obtaining First
Class in T.Y.B.Com. Examination.
15. Prof. Kamla Vishwanathan Award
A Prize of `375/- is awarded to students of Classes XIth and XIIth securing highest marks in Physics at
the Annual Examination.
16. Dr. Sudha Joshi Puraskar
A Prize of `1125/- and Certificate to a student securing highest marks in Marathi (Major) at the
T.Y.B.A. Examination.
17. Late Mrs. Janaki Moorthy Prize of Rs. 750/A Prize of `750/- is awarded to a girl student who secures highest aggregate marks in the T.Y.B.Com.
Examination.
18. Outstanding Student of the Year Award
`500/- Sponsored by PUSHPAK CHARITABLE TRUST.
19. Late Miss. Neeta Vasudeo Salian Memorial Prize
Five Prizes of `750/- each will be awarded to students securing the highest at the final B.Sc. examination
in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Computer Science and Mathematics.
20. Smt. Seethalakshmi Sankara Iyer Memorial Prize (Instituted by Prin. T.S.Y.Ram)
A Prize of `750/- is awarded to the student who secures highest marks in Physics at the T.Y.B.Sc.
Examination with ‘Physics’ as the Major Subject.
21. Prin. T. S.Y. Ram Prizes
i) A prize of `500/- to the outstanding cricket player of the year in the Degree College.
ii) A prize of `400/- to the outstanding cricket player of the year in the Junior College.
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22. Shri. Rokadia Hanuman Mandir Trust, Ghatkopar
A Prize of `175/- for every student standing 1st at the SYJC, TYBA, TYB.COM, TYB.Sc., MA II and
M.Sc II examination (Total 8).
23. Dr. Mani P. Kamerkar Prize
A Prize of `600/- is awarded to a student securing highest marks at T.Y.B.A (History) examination.
24. Late Mrs. Chambakam Rajagopal Prize (Instituted by Prin. Dr. Usha Mukundan)
A Prize of `501/- is awarded to a student securing highest marks at the T.Y.B.Sc. (Botany) examination.
25. Late Shri. P. M. Srinivasan Prize (Instituted by Prin. Dr. Usha Mukundan)
A Prize of `501/- is awarded to a student securing highest marks at the M.Sc II (Botany) examination.
26. Late Shri. Ishwar Singh Pawar Prize
A Prize of `600/- is awarded to a student securing highest marks at the T.Y.B.A (English) examination.
27. Kumari Garima Dr. Shailendra Singh Prize
A Merit Prize of `500/- is awarded to a student securing highest marks at the T.Y.B.Sc(Biotechnology)
examination.
28. Shri. Harish R. Selopaul Trophy
A Rotating Trophy and a Cash Prize of `500/- is awarded to the Best Cadet in NCC of the R.J.
College Unit.
29. Late Shri. Vijay Bahadur Singh Merit Prizes
i) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one male students of Class XII Science for securing highest marks
in Hindi and English.
ii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one male student of Class XII Science for securing highest marks
in Biology.
iii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one male student of Class XII Science for securing highest marks
in Maths and Physics.
iv) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one male student of Class T.Y.B.Com for securing highest marks
in Accountancy.
30. Late Shrimati Navajadi Devi Singh Merit Prizes
i) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one female students of Class XII Science for securing highest
marks in Hindi and English.
ii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one female student of Class XII Science for securing highest
marks in Biology.
iii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one female student of Class XII Science for securing highest
marks in Maths and Physics.
iv) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one female student of Class T.Y.B.Com for securing highest
marks in Accountancy.
31. Late Shri. Vijay Bahadur Singh Education Grant
i) A prize of `2,000/- is awarded to two male students of Class XI Science who are economically
challenged.
ii) A prize of `2,000/- is awarded to two male students of Class XII Science who are economically
challenged.
iii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one male student who is musically inclined.
32. Late Shrimati Navajadi Devi Singh Education Grant
i) A prize of `2,000/- is awarded to two female students of Class XI Science who are economically
challenged.
ii) A prize of `2,000/- is awarded to two female students of Class XII Science who are economically
challenged.
iii) A prize of `1,000/- is awarded to one female student who is musically inclined.
33. Dr. Usha Mukundan Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Dr. Vaishali and Avinash Gode)
A prize of `750/- to be awarded to a student securing highest marks at the M.Sc Part II Biotechnology
Examination.
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34. Dr. ArchanaShirpurkar Prize
A prize of `350/- to be awarded to the best N.S.S. volunteer of the year.
35. R. J. College Special Prizes
A prize of `300/- to be awarded to the Student securing First Rank at F.Y./S.Y/T.Y./B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com
/BMS/BBI/M.A./M.Sc. Classes.
36. Late Shri Krishna Prakash Kapoor Prize (Instituted by Alumni Rajeev Kapoor)
A cash prize of`501/- to be awarded to the student securing highest marks at the T.Y.B.A
(Economics) Examination.
37. Shri Rajeev Krishna Prakash Kapoor Prize (Instituted by Alumni Rajeev Kapoor)
A Rotating Trophy and a Cash Prize of`501/- is awarded to the cadet for BEST DRILL in NCC of the
R.J. College Unit.
38. Smt. S. Ramalingan Merit Prize
A Prize of`375/- to be awarded to the student who secures highest marks in the subject of chemistry at
the T.Y.B.Sc. Examination.
39. Late Miss Kalpana Kataria Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Mrs. Anita Hingorani):
A Prize of`1500/- to be awarded to the student who secures highest marks in the subject of Botany at
the T.Y.B.Sc.Examination.
40. Mrs. Alpa Gupta nee Mrs.VidyullataTipnis Memorial Prize (Instituted by Alumni
Mrs.Vandana Karnik)
A Prize of`750/- to be awarded to the student who secures highest marks in the subject of Botany at the
T.Y.B.Sc.Examination.
41. Late Shri. AbhilashMenon Merit Prize
A Prize of `1001/- to be awarded to the student standing first in second year B.Com. Banking and
Insurance (S.Y.BBI)
42. Late Shri. Hari Prasad Sharma Merit Prize
Prize Sponsored by Smt. Kanti Devi Sharma a prize of `400/- for securing highest marks at the standard
XIthArts, Science and Commerce faculty.
43. Late Shri. Hari Prasad Sharma Merit Prize
Prize Sponsored by Smt. Kanti Devi Sharma a prize of `400/- for securing highest marks at the standard
XIIth Arts, Science and Commerce faculty.
44. Smt. Choodamani Shridharan Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Vivek Sridharan):
A Prize of `3000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Computer Science
examination.
45. Smt. S. Jayalakshmi Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Vivek Sridharan):
A Prize of `3000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Information Technology
examination.
46. Late Dr. Shradha Shimpi Memorial Prize (Instituted by Alumni):
A Prize to be awarded to a student standing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Botany Examination.
47. Prof. C. P. Tiwari Merit Prize:
i) A Prize to be awarded for students securing highest marks in Physics at HSC Board Examination.
ii) A Prize to be awarded for a girl student securing highest marks in Physics at HSC Board
Examination.
iii) A Prize to be awarded for students securing highest marks in Physics at T.Y.B.Sc Examination.
48. Prof. T.S.Y.Ram Award for NCC Cadet for Best in Cross Country (Instituted by Alumni)
A Rotating Trophy and a Cash Prize of `750/- is given to the NCC cadet who is first in cross country
running for NCC cadets.
49. Ex. Coy. Comm. Maj. S.A. Khan Award for Best Turnout (Instituted by Alumni)
A Rotating Trophy and a Cash Prize of `750/- is given to the NCC Cadet who scored top in “Best
Turnout”
50. Smt. V. M. Chittar Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni)
A Prize of `750/- to be awarded to S.Y.B.Sc Botany student for best project/exhibit in BOTANICA.
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51. Smt. Indu Devi Mewalal Upadhyay Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni ShirishUpadhyay)
A Prize of `1700/- to be awarded for students securing highest marks in Hindi at T.Y.B.A Examination.
52. Late Shri. Jagdish Kumar Theckadath Merit Prize (Instituted by Prof. SunitaMaratt)
A Prize of `600/- to be awarded for students securing highest marks in Physics at T.Y.B.Sc
Examination.
53. Mr. Deepak Pathak Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni)
i) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in Botany at T.Y.B.Sc
Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in Botany at M.Sc Examination.
iii) A Prize of`1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in Biotechnology at T.Y.B.Sc
Examination.
iv) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in Biotechnology at M.Sc
Examination.
54. Shri J A Singh Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XIIth Arts Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XIIthCommerce Examination.
55. Smt. Shanti Gokaraju Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XIIth Science Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XIIthCommerce Examination.
56. Shri. S C Gupta Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `800/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Botany Examination.
57. Shri. Santosh B. YadavMerit Prize
i) A Prize of `3000/- to be awarded to the girl student securing First Rank in H.S.C Examination and
continues her studies in F.Y.B.Sc in R. J. College.
58. Shri. C. V. Mandlik Merit Prize (Instituted by Shri. AshutoshWaliyar Singh)
i) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Statistics
Examination.
59. Smt. Shenaz Khan Merit Prize (Instituted by Shri. Tasleem R Khan)
i) A Prize of `600/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Sc -II Computer Science
Examination.
60. Late Mrs. Jayshree Balkrishnan Chavan Merit Prize (Instituted by Shri. Shrikant Chavan)
i) A Prize of `300/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XIIthArts Examination.
61. Smt. S. Jayalaxmi Merit Prize (Instituted by Principal Dr. Usha Mukundan)
i) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Sc Biotechnology
Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Sc Computer Science
Examination.
iii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Sc Botany Examination.
iv) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Sc Zoology Examination.
v) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.A English Examination.
vi) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.A Hindi Examination.
vii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Com Examination.
62. Smt. Malathi Ramtilak Iyengar Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Shri. Vivek Ramtilak
Iyengar)
i) A Prize of `300/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in TYBMS Examination.
63. Prof. Rashmi K. Wagle Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `350/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.A Economics
Examination.
ii) A Prize of `350/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Com Business Economics
Examination.
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64. Smt. Saroj Krishnalal Sethi Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Shri. Narendra K. Sethi)
i) A Prize of `600/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Physics Examination.
65. Late Mrs. Janaki Moorthy Memorial Merit Prize (Instituted by Dr. Saraswathi Moorthy)
i) A Prize of `1050/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in M.Com-II Examination.
66. Dr. Sudha Joshi Annual Event Sponsorship
i) An amount of `7000/- has sponsorship for annual literary event “Katha Rang” to be organized by
Marathi Department.
67. Smt. Kocherekar Sneha Vijay Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `1800/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in XII Arts Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1800/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in TYBA History Examination.
68. NCC Alumni Academic Scholarship (Instituted by RJ NCC Alumni)
i) An amount of `1750/- each awarded to two Cadet of R.J. College NCC Unit.
69. Smt. Shubhawati Adyaprasad Singh Merit Prize (Instituted by Alumni Ms. Sushma Singh)
i) A Prize of `700/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.Sc Chemistry
Examination.
70. Dr. Deven V. Parmar Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `1500/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in Post Graduate Diploma in
Clinical Studies, Data Management & Medical Writing Examination.
ii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing Second Rank in Post Graduate Diploma in
iii) A Prize of `1000/- to be awarded to a student securing Third Rank in Post Graduate Diploma in
71. Dr.K Raghunath Merit Prize
i) A Prize of `500/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.A Hindi Examination.
ii) A Prize of `500/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.A Marathi Examination.
iii) A Prize of `500/- to be awarded to a student securing First Rank in T.Y.B.A English Examination.
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LIBRARY, READING ROOM & STUDY CENTRE
The College also runs a Study Centre which provides facilities to students of other Colleges residing
in/near Ghatkopar. The Library and study Centre are closed on Sundays and Public Holidays. From
January onwards both the library and Study Centre are kept open on Sundays and most holidays between
10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. The library is computerised to facilitate quick searching of books. Free internet
facility is available for students. Additional reading rooms are open 24 hours from February to May.
RULES PERTAINING TO THE LIBRARY
1. While entering the library, students should carry both, their Identity Card as well as Library Card.
2. Students will ensure that they do not disturb other students in the Library.
3. Books are issued for home reading for a period of one week only against demand slip (duty filed
and signed) on days notified for this purpose. Reference Books and prescribed text books kept in
the reading hall, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Atlases and other classified as reference books must
be used in the library only during working hours.
4. Students should desist from marking library books with pencil or ink or mutilating them. Books
found damaged/mutilated must be brought to the notice of librarian at time of issue, failing which
the last reader will be held responsible for the same. Students found damaging/mutilating books,
periodicals will be required to compensate for the damage. Further, at the discretion of the
librarian, such student may not avail of library facilities thereafter.
5. Students who have enrolled through the College as post graduate students will be required to pay
library deposit of Rs.400/- for borrowing books for home reading.
6. Students failing to return books issued for home reading on or before the due date will be liable
to pay a fine of Rs. 15/- per day till such time as the book is returned.
7. Students will not be issued more than one book at a time for home reading. While returning books
students will ensure that the necessary entry of return is made in his/her presence.
8. Books issued against the Identity card are for use in the Reading Hall only and must be returned
while leaving the library. Disciplinary action will be taken against students violating this rule.
9. The Students are required to maintain silence in the Reading Hall.
10. All Departments have departmental Library with open access.
GYMKHANA
The activities of the Gymkhana are managed by the Gymkhana Managing Committee under the sole
charge of a senior member of the staff as its Chairperson responsible for co-ordinating the activities in
various fields of sports, both-indoor and outdoor. Each game/department is directly controlled by a staff
member as a Sports Director, and a student secretary.
Since the College does not have its own play-ground, arrangements are made to hire grounds/playing
fields in different localities for each sport game.
Expert coaches are appointed whenever necessary to train students in different games. College
celebrates Annual Sports Day. Provision exists to admit outstanding sportsmen/women and incentives
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are provided to such players by way of sports scholarship /free ship. College colours are awarded for
outstanding performances on the field.
National Cadet Corps (N.C.C)
The College enrolls students for the Senior Division N.C.C. under the 6thMaharashtra Bn N.C.C. The
cadets get opportunity to attend various camps such as A.T.C., N.I.C., Army Attachment and Parasailing
to name a few. Cadets are also encouraged to try to get selected for the Republic Day Parade. Various
camps/exhibitions are also conducted within the College.
National Service Scheme (N.S.S)
Students are encouraged to participate in Social Services through its NSS unit, which is very active and
involves the students in various projects related to Community based development, Environment issues,
Child Welfare, Poverty eradication programmes, Cleanliness drive etc in rural area. It also conducts an
Annual Camp during the winter vacation.
SAP
Forum for Self Awareness Programme: To highlight the importance of basic human values and their
relationship with the blossoming of human personalities. Students showcase their learning in a fest
called ‘Utsav’.
Life Long Learning and Extension
Students are trained to undertake projects in identified areas like survey of status of women in society,
Careers, Information and Communication technology, population education club, student management
etc.
R J Rotaract Club
R J Rotaract Club is ranked among the top ten Rotaract clubs of city of Mumbai. Students carry out
plethora of community activities through this club
ASSOCIATIONS
1. The College runs several Associations which are social, linguistic and cultural in nature. The
English Literary Association, Marathi Wangmaya Mandal, Kannada Sangha, Hindi Sahitya
Parishad, Commerce Association, Finance and Accounting Association, Economics Association,
Philosophy Association, History Association, Geo Club, Political Science Association, Sociology
Association, Chem- bond, Space Point Club, Nature Club, Statistica, Maths club, Research Cell.
These Associations enable students to participate in a variety of co-curricular activities. Under
the auspices of these associations talks, discussions and exhibitions are held throughout the year.
2. The college also has a ‘Speakers Forum’ to train students in the art of debating, elocution, facing
an interview panel, group discussion etc.
3. Through its Cultural Association, the College encourages students to participate in Cultural Youth
Festivals and compete in singing, acting, dancing competitions at the Inter - Collegiate and IntraCollegiate Level. Exhibitions like Drawing, Rangoli, Painting, Photography etc. are organised.
4. In debates and other meetings, the Guest/Chairman to be invited must be approved by the
Principal. The Subject of debate or discussion should also be similarly approved.
5. No Special fees will be collected on behalf of any College Association or Society without the
written permission of the Principal.
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6. The Principal is the Ex-Officio President of a College Association or Society and her decision
shall be final and binding in the matter.
HINDI CENTRE
The Former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mumbai, Dr. B.L. Mungekar inaugurated the HINDI
CENTRE on the campus. This centre conducts various seminars, workshops related to Hindi Literature
and invites renowned literary personalities to participate in the intellectual discussions. The HINDI
VIDYA PRACHAR SAMITI, our Managing Body took keen interest in the development of the P.G.
Centre in Hindi which also offers doctoral program in Hindi.
GENERAL COUNSELLING
The College has appointed, for the benefit of the students, a professional counsellor. The students
consult the counsellor regarding their personal and emotional problems or problems related to their
studies in the campus. The counsellor also conducts workshops on personality development and
emotional behavior etc. for the benefit of the students.
PLACEMENT CELL & CAREER COUNSELLING
The College conducts a series of Lectures by eminent personalities from different fields, to guide
students regarding their Career Options. The placement cell organises an annual career fair “VISTAS”
which provides career guidance to the students. The Placement Cell helps in finding job opportunities
to the students, both during vacations and after their graduation. The College has a full time placement
officer available at the Placement Centre on the Campus.

Placement registration is online

Student intimation using Facebook and Whats App

Hosted the Campus to Corporate FDP programme in 30th Nov’15 to 4th Dec’15 in which
around 24 teachers participated from colleges affiliated to University of Mumbai.

MOU with Tata Consultancy Services for Campus to Corporate Program

MOU with Addeco for Internship & Placement

MOU with Lead for Training in Interview Skills

Major Companies in which students were placed last year
o
L & T Infotech
o
iGate
o
Wipro
o
Cenveo
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ICICI Prudential
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Godrej
o
TCS
o
HDFC-ITM
o
Tech Mahindra
o
Sterling
o
HDFC
o
Toppr
o
eClerx
o
Intelenet Global Services
o
Infosys
OTHER FACILITIES
The College has large number of facilities for student support and progression and for their comfort
while they are in the premises. Some of these are Canteen, Stationery Store, Air conditioned
Gymnasium, Seminar Room, M.P.S.S. Auditorium and Baijanath Saboo Sabhagrah.The College is
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sensitive to the needs of the differently abled students and provides lifts and ramps for easy access.
Special software for visually impaired students is available in the Library.
GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
The students as well as members of the teaching and non-teaching staff can approach the Grievance
Redressal Cell with any of their problems and seek a satisfactory solution to the same.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT
The Principal of the College Dr. Usha Mukundan is the Appelate Officer, Vice Principal Ms.
Shubhangi Vartak is the Information Officer and Shri. D. S. Borse is the Assistant Information
Officer to provide the necessary information under the RTI Act.
WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT CELL
As per the guidelines of the Vice-Chancellor of University of Mumbai, the College has introduced a
Women’s Development Cell in the academic year 2002 -2003. The main objective of the cell is to look
into the grievances of the women, both staff members (teaching and non-teaching) as well as students
and provide guidance and help to them.
Chairperson: Mrs. Chayya Pinge
Member Secretary: Mrs. Arundhati Chitre
Member: Mr. Bhushan Arekar, Mr. Subodh Barve, Dr. Nisha Muni, Mrs. Devashree Ghorpade & Mrs.
Seeta Pawar
Counsellor: Ms. Jogeshwari Sawant
ANTI RAGGING SQUAD
The College has an Anti-Ragging Squad and Anti-Ragging Committee .Ragging is totally banned in
the college. Ragging would be met with exemplary punishment. A Student found guilty of ragging
earlier will not be admitted. The college strictly follows all the regulations as mentioned in the “UGC
Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009’’. All
students will give an undertaking that he or she is aware of the law regarding prohibition of ragging as
well as the punishments, and that he/she if found guilty of the offence of ragging and /or abetting ragging
is liable to be punished appropriately. A similar undertaking shall be taken from the parents that they
are also aware of the law in this regard.
Students and parents are informed that ragging is banned and shall be considered as a serious offence
which will attract severe punishment. Parents are requested to emphasize on their wards the seriousness
of the offence and instruct them not to indulge in ragging.
UGC REGULATTONS ON CURBING THE MENACE OF RAGGING IN HIGHER
EDUCATIONAL INSTTITUTIONS, 2009 (under Section 26 (1) (g) of the University Grants
Commission Act, 1956) Full text is available on our website, www.rjcollege.edu.in
Important aspects of the Regulation are given below:
1. What constitutes Ragging: Ragging constitutes one or more of any of the following acts:
a. any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an
act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any
other student;
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b. indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities by any student or students which causes
or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm or to raise
fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student;
c. asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do
and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or
embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any
other student;
d. any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts or disturbs the regular academic
activity of any other student or a fresher;
e. exploiting the services of a fresher or any other student for completing the academic
tasks assigned to an individual or a group of students,
f.
any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure burden put on a fresher or any
other student by students;
g.
any act of physical abuse including all variants of it: sexual abuse, homosexual
assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and lewd acts, gestures, causing bodily harm or any
other danger to health or person;
h. any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, post, public insults which would also include
deriving perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or passively
participating in the discomfiture to fresher or any other student;
i.
any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence of a fresher or any other
student.
2. Action to be taken by the Head of the Institution: On receipt of the recommendation of the
Anti-Ragging Squad or on receipt of any information concerning any reported incident of
ragging, the Head of institution shall immediately determine if a case under the penal laws is
made out and if so, either on his own or through a member of the Anti-Ragging Committee
authorised by him in this behalf, proceed to file a First Information Report (FIR), within twenty
four hours of receipt of such information or recommendation, with the police and local
authorities, under the appropriate penal provisions mentioned in the “UGC Regulations on
Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions,2009’’.
3. Administrative action in the event of ragging: The institution shall punish a student found
guilty of ragging after following the procedure mentioned in the “UGC Regulations on
Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009’’.
All the First year students are requested to fill an Online Anti Ragging Undertaking on
https://antiragging.in
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NUSSD Program by Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
The College has collaborated for the National University Students' Skill Development (NUSSD)
Programme, is a flagship program on skill development undertaken by Tata Institute of Social Sciences
(TISS) in collaboration with Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to enable graduating youths from
underprivileged background to acquire employment oriented skills while pursuing their degree
program. Through the employment oriented courses meticulously designed by experts from academia
and industry and cutting edge training methods, the program will transform the employment scenario
in rural India by imparting career-oriented skills. Spread across three academic years, courses under
NUSSD are designed in an integrated framework that imparts demand based domain specific
employability skills through class room and practical training along with essential skills such as English
Communication, Computer skills, Financial Literacy, Leadership and Soft Skills etc.
Wi-Fi Campus
 The college Campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Wi-Fi is only for educational purpose.
EXCURSIONS, TRIPS, PICNICS & FESTIVALS
1. Educational excursions, field collections trips and visits to various industrial establishments will
be conducted only after obtaining permission from the Principal.
2. A picnic/trip shall not be arranged without the written permission of the Principal. Request for
arranging picnics/trips should be made in the proforma provided for this purpose. All Picnics/
Trips will be permitted only if a suitable number of teachers accompany the students. Lady
students will be permitted to join the trips / picnics only if a lady member of the teaching staff
accompanies them.
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3. Class “Social’’ and “Get Together’’ may be permitted provided the Principal is satisfied that such
function is being organized under the guidance / supervision of a staff member and the function
does not disturb the normal teaching schedule of the College.
4. The College celebrates its Annual Festival called “Reflections”- an intercollegiate fest.
Dr. Usha Mukundan
Principal
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