Prospectus - Bhaskaracharya college of applied sciences

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
“Purity, patience, and perseverance are the three essentials to success”
Swami Vivekanand
As a firm believer of Swami Vivekanand’s thoughts, I extend a very warm welcome to you to our
Bhaskaracharya family. I can assure you that spending some formative years in this college will be
academically and intellectually stimulating and you will get a congenial environment, propelling you towards
your professional goals.
Ours is an only sciences college, catering to the specific needs of students by imparting education in the field
of science for the last almost two decades. All through these years it has been our constant endeavour to
ensure that the students evolve into perfect entities through a synergy of academic education and various
extra-curricular and co-curricular activities under the aegis of various educational clubs and societies, and
ultimately can contribute to our country’s future development.
The college is equipped with state of the art facilities. A well-equipped computerized library, quality
laboratories and top class facilities for sports and extracurricular activities are among the strong assets of this
college. The spacious college auditorium, amphi-theatre, and playgrounds help students and faculty interact
most productively in the fields of sports, arts and culture.
I feel proud to declare that our college is a NO RAGGING, NO SMOKING ZONE of the University of Delhi.
This is a small effort on our part to make our precious freshers feel secure and our environment pollution
free.
Here I would also like to proudly mention that in the past years several students of our college have been
selected for campus placement by companies like DELL, Genpact, MIE Pvt. Ltd, Wipro Tech. and
Mahendra Technologies to name a few. All this could happen because of the exemplary discipline of our
students along with the dedication of the faculty and support of non-teaching staff who have earnestly
worked to make this college an organization to reckon within a few years of its establishment.
I wish you all a very fulfilling and exciting sojourn in this college and hope that you cherish your time here.
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
1. The College is a Smoke free Zone of University of Delhi.
2. All Undergraduate degree courses shall be taught in semester mode.
3. This bulletin contains essential information for all those who have passed Senior
Secondary Certificate Examination (Class XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education
or an Examination recognized as equivalent thereto (herein after called the Qualifying
Examination) and wishes to seek admission to various undergraduate courses offered by the
college (hereinafter called the course/s).
4. Candidate seeking admission to the courses should have passed the qualifying examination
obtaining minimum marks as specified for each course.
5. Details of the courses offered, number of seats, minimum eligibility conditions, college rules
and admission rules are outlined in this Bulletin.
6. No student whose name appears in the admission list or who qualifies on the basis of the
percentage indicated in a list declared by the college shall be denied admission provided he/she
completes the procedure by the date and time stipulated.
7. There is no minimum age bar for admission to undergraduate courses.
8. Admissions in all the courses are provisional subject to approval of University of Delhi.
9. All the admissions under reserved category are provisional and subject to verification of
certificates.
10. The applications for admission in the courses in respect of candidates belonging to the
Examining bodies of Boards/ Universities recognized/ accredited by the Association of
Indian University/ UGC/ MHRD shall be considered by the college in terms of the
guidelines received from the University of Delhi. Grade conversion shall in accordance of AC
resolution no 319, dated 22.03.1976.
11. Applicants are advised to read carefully the College Prospectus and Information Bulletin
issued by the University of Delhi separately.
12. Eligible SC/ST, OBC, PWD students etc. should submit their scholarship form for the academic
year by February for processing scholarship to SC/ST, OBC, PWD.
13. All announcements regarding admission to the various courses will be put on the
College Notice Board and no individual intimation will be sent.
S.No.
Activities
Date
1
Notification of First Admission List
1st July 2014
2
Admission and Payment of Fees
1st,2nd,3rd July 2014
3
Notification of Second Admission List
4th July 2014
4
4th, 5th, 7th July 2014
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Notification of Third Admission List
8th July 2014
6
8th , 9th , 10th July 2014
7
Notification of Fourth Admission List (if any)
11th July 2014
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11th , 12th July 2014
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Notification of Fifth Admission List (if any)
14th July 2014
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14th, 15th July2014
Schedule for conversion of OBC seats, if required, will be as per University of Delhi notification.
Timing for deposition of fees is: 9:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m.
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Contents
BHASKARACHARYA-A GREAT MATHEMATICIAN .......................................................................................... 1
ABOUT THE COLLEGE.................................................................................................................................... 2
COURSES OFFERED, NO.OF SEATS AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ..................................................................... 3
RTI & STAFF COUNCIL COMMITTEES ............................................................................................................ 5
DEPARTMENTS AND PROPOSED SYLLABUS STRUCTURE ............................................................................. 6
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE ............................................................................................................................... 6
COMPUTER SCIENCE................................................................................................................................. 8
ELECTRONICS .......................................................................................................................................... 10
FOOD TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................................................... 12
INSTRUMENTATION................................................................................................................................ 14
MICROBIOLOGY ...................................................................................................................................... 16
POLYMER SCIENCE.................................................................................................................................. 20
SUPPORTING DEPARTMENTS ..................................................................................................................... 22
BIOCHEMISTRY ....................................................................................................................................... 22
BIOLOGY ................................................................................................................................................. 23
CHEMISTRY ............................................................................................................................................. 24
HUMAN COMMUNICATION ................................................................................................................... 25
MATHEMATICS ....................................................................................................................................... 26
THE LIBRARY ............................................................................................................................................... 27
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ....................................................................................................................... 28
COLLEGE RULES .......................................................................................................................................... 38
LIBRARY RULES ........................................................................................................................................... 39
FINANCIALAID AND AWARDS ..................................................................................................................... 40
DISCIPLINE .................................................................................................................................................. 40
ORDINANCES .............................................................................................................................................. 41
ADMISSION RULES ..................................................................................................................................... 47
COLLEGEMAP .............................................................................................................................................. 50
GENERAL FORMAT OF VARIOUS UNDERTAKING........................................................................................ 52
ADMISSION COMMITTEE............................................................................................................................ 54
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SPECIAL CATEGORIES(SC/ST/PWD) ADMISSION ENABLING COMMITTEE................................................. 54
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE FOR REDRESSAL OF GRIEVANCES ...................................................................... 54
DISCIPLINE/PROCTORIAL COMMITTEE ....................................................................................................... 55
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Every attempt has been made to verify the authenticity of the contents of the Prospectus2014-15.
However, the information contained in relevant Notifications, Releases, Rules, Regulations,
Ordinances and Statues of the University of Delhi will be final. The college will not be responsible
for any wrong information and the consequences of using such information. The data contained in
this Bulletin is indicative only and must not be used for legal purposes. Any information given here
is subject to change without information as per the guidelines of the University as and when
received.
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BHASKARACHARYA-A GREAT MATHEMATICIAN
Triumphant is the illustrious Bhaskaracharya whose feats are revered by both the wise
and the learned. A poet endowed with fame and religious merit, he is like the crest on a
peacock.
Bhaskaracharya is the most well known mathematician of ancient India today. He was also a
great astronomer of his times. He is often described as a mathematician-astronomer of exceptional
abilities. He composed his masterpiece Siddhanta-Siromani at the age of thirty-six in the year 1150
A.D.. Siddhanta-Siromani is divided into four parts; Lilavati (arithmetic), Bijaganita (algebra),
Goladhyaya (celestial globe), and Grahaganita (mathematics of the planets). Bhaskaracharya has
given simple methods to find the squares, square roots, cube, and cube roots of big numbers. He
has proved the Pythagoras theorem and given an approximate value of PI as 22/7. He also wrote on
the gravitational force in his book titled “Surya Siddhant”. He reached to an understanding of the
number systems and solving equations that was not achieved in Europe for several centuries.
In many ways Bhaskaracharya represents the peak of mathematical knowledge in the 12th
century.
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, a prestigious college of the University of Delhi, is an
institute of excellence in higher education in the specialized areas of applied sciences. Set up in 1995
and financed by the Government of NCT of Delhi, this college shifted to its new campus in Dwarka in
2002. The lush green huge building with a large open area for sports, state-of-the art laboratories, well
stacked library and eco-friendly structure make it a congenial place for learning.
Our students have invariably excelled in the university exams with positions of merit. The college
provides comprehensive opportunities to its students to explore and attain the zenith of success in
their respective fields. Activities that fall outside the realm of the usual curriculum plays a vital role in
imbibing strong ethical values in the students and to transform them into ignited individuals and
competitive professionals. With this perspective in mind, various clubs and societies are functional
in the college.
Beginning with a small number of science enthusiast students, the college now can boast
of strength of more than 1000 students. It is because of the inquisitiveness and high
aspirations of the students that the college has added many feathers to its colourful cap in
academic as well as extra and co-curricular activities.
Above all, it is the qualified and scholarly team of faculty members who form the models of
inspiration for students. In fact, it is a dedicated team of students, faculty and staff who form
the backbone of the institution and has taken the college to these heights.
COURSES OFFERED IN B.Sc(H) in
1. Computer Science
2. Electronics
3. Food technology
4. Instrumentation
5. Polymer Science
6. Biomedical Science
7. Microbiology
8. Physics
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COURSES OFFERED, NO.OF SEATS AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Course&
(No. Of Seats)**
Gen/SC/ST/OBC/PH*
B.Sc. (H)
Biomedical Science
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
Requirement of
Subjects Studied and
Passed
Physics,Chemistry,
Biology/
Biotechnology.
.
B.Sc.(H) Computer Science
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
B.Sc.(H) Electronics
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
B.Sc(H) Food Technology
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
Mathematics, one
language and two
other subjects
listed as academic
subjects..
Physics, Chemistry
And Mathematics
Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics, or
Biology/
Biotechnology
(PCB/PCM)
Minimum
Eligibility Conditions
for admission
Basis of Selection
55% aggregate in
Physics,
Chemistry,
Biology/ Biotechnology
(PCB/Bt) and 50%
marks
in
English
(compulsory subject))
Marks in the aggregate
of
three
Science
Subjects
(PCB/BT)
would be considered.
Students with at least
60% marks in PCB/BT
with Mathematics will
be given an advantage
of 3% over and above
their PCB/BT aggregate.
Mathematics or
any
other
equivalent
examination
thereto in Arts/
Commerce/
Science and should
have secured.
(a) 60% or more
marks
in
Mathematics
(b) 55% or more
marks in aggregate
of four subjects
including
Mathematics,
One language and Two
other subjects listed as
academic subjects by
the respective
Boards
The admission
Would be based as
. per university of
Delhi guidelines
99.75%
(without
PCM),
97%(with
PCM)
55% or more marks
In the aggregate of
3Sciencesubjects
(PCM)and Passing
one
compulsory
language i.e. English
w ith50%.
Marks in the
Aggregate of3
Science Subjects
(PCM)
55% or more
marks in the aggregate
of 3
Science subjects
PCM/PCB
(Theory
and Practical together)
and
Passing
one
compulsory language
i.e. English with 50%.
Marks in the
aggregateof3
Science Subjects
PCM/PCB
(whichever is
higher).
3%
relaxation for PCMB
students.
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First Cut off in
Bachelor with
honours/B.Tech
courses in 2013
95% Physics,
Chemistry,
Biology
/ Biotechnology
96% PCM
95%
PCM/PCB
(whichever is
higher)
Course&
( No. Of Seats)**
Gen/SC/ST/OBC/PH*
B.Sc.(H) Instrumentation
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
B.Sc(H) Microbiology
(31)
16/5/2/8/1
B.Sc(H) Physics
(31)
16/5/2/8/1
B. Sc(H) Polymer Science
(45)
23/7/3/12/1
Requirement of Subjects
Studied and Passed
Minimum Eligibility
Conditions for
admission
Basis of Selection
First Cut off in
Bachelors with
Honours/B.Tec
h in 2013
95% (PCM
Physics, Chemistry
and
Mathematics
55%or more
Marks
in
the
aggregateof3
Science
subjects
(PCM)together and
Passing
one
compulsory language
i.e. Englishwith50%
Marks in the
Aggregate of
3ScienceSubjects
(PCM)
Physics, Chemistry,
Biology/
Biotechnology
55%ormore
Marks
in
the
aggregate of 3
Science subjects
PCB-(Theory
and
Practical
together)
and Passing one
compulsory language
i.e. Englishwith50%
Marks in the
Aggregateof3
Science Subjects
(PCB)
Physics, Chemistry
And Mathematics
55%ormore
Marks
in
the
aggregate of 3
Science
subjects
(PCM)and Passing
one
compulsory
language i.e. English
with50%
Marks in the
Aggregate of 3
Science Subjects
(PCM)
90% PCM
Physics, Chemistry
And Mathematics
55% or more
Marks
in
the
aggregateof3
Science
subjects
(PCM) and Passing
one
compulsory
language
i.e.
Englishwith50%
Marks in the
Aggregateof3
Science Subjects
(PCM)
95% PCM
* PH seat in each course is super numery
**Reservations as per Rules of University of Delhi.
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90% PCB
RTI & STAFF COUNCIL COMMITTEES
Appellate Authority
PublicInformationOfficer
Assistant PublicInformationOfficer
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20.
Dr.Manoj Khanna (Offg. Principal)
Dr.Vandita Gupta
Mr.SanthanamIyengar
Convenors of various Staff Council Committees
Academic
Dr. Anil Bali
Admission
Dr. N S Abbas & Dr. Amit Kumar
Canteen
Dr. Anand Bharadvaja
College Magazine
Dr. Ragini Jindal
Discipline / Proctorial
Dr. Anand Bharadvaja and Mr.Sandeep Kr
Equal Opportunity Cell
Dr. Vijay K. Nalla
Extra-Curricular Activities
Dr. Vandana Batra
Garden
Dr. N S Abbas
Gandhian Study Centre
Sh. Ramesh Kumar
Gender Sensitizing
Dr. Purnima Anand
Library
Dr. Ranjeet Thakur
NSS
Dr. Vijay K. Nalla
Career Counselling and Placement Cell
Dr. Rizwana & Dr.VikasTyagi
Prospectus
Dr. Neeru Sharma
Purchase
Dr. Balaram Pani
Sports
Dr. Pawas Goswami
StudentsAdvisory&PublicRelations
Dr. Inderbir Kaur
Time Table
Dr. Manoj Tiwari
Website & Internet
Ms. Arti
Women Development Cell
Dr. Anita Sondhi
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Bursar
Section Officer (Administration)
Section Officer (Accounts)
Sr. P. A. to Principal
Mr. Avneesh Mittal
Sh. Santhanam Iyengar
Sh. Surender Kr. Sharma
Ms. Ritu Sareen
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DEPARTMENTS AND PROPOSED SYLLABUS STRUCTURE
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
1.
2.
3.
Dr. Uma Chaudhry, Ph. D. (D.U.) (Teacher-In-Charge)
Dr. Shivani G. Varmani, Ph. D. (A.I.I.M.S.)
Dr. Uma Dhawan, Ph. D. (D.U.)
B. Sc. (Honours) Biomedical Science is one of the premium three-year degree course offered by
University of Delhi. The Biomedical Science degree has been designed for students who wish to work in
diagnostics and research laboratories in Hospitals and Research Organizations and wish to explore the
molecular basis of various diseases along with their possible treatment outcomes.
The students acquire the experimental skills of a basic scientist and also the health perspective
of a clinician. This course is broad based, and exposes the students to relevant areas of chemistry,
biology and human physiology at a conceptual level. The theoretical instructions are backed by welldesigned appropriate laboratory experiences. The hands on experience enable students to have
conceptual understanding on the one hand and confidence and motivation for advanced research in this
area on the other.
The first year of this course is designed to give a basic knowledge of the course followed by
further step wise specialized papers in subsequent years. This course is taken up with practical-based
courses that build students' skills in this area. The second and final year of the course take skills and
theoretical development to more advanced levels. Students also carry out an independent research
project in various Research Laboratories placed throughout the country. A choice of special paper in the
final year is available to gain expertise in the field of interest of the students.
The Biomedical Science course would qualify students to pursue a Master’s course and
subsequently enable them for Doctoral training. This degree will also equip them with knowledge and
transferable skills necessary for their career in research, in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology fields or
as a bio-informatician.
The Biomedical Science laboratories of the college are well equipped with various sophisticated
instruments including computer-based UV-Visible spectrophotometers, CO2 incubator, digital
viscometer, thermal cyclers, gel documentation systems, refrigerated high speed centrifuges, orbital
shaker incubator, microtomes, UV transilluminator, microplate ELISA reader, digital colony counter,
digital melting point apparatus, binocular microscopes with camera and projection system as well as
other regular instruments including electronic balances, autoclave, colorimeters, vertical and horizontal
electrophoresis units, electro-blotting system, laminar hood, magnetic stirrers, vortex shakers, ice
flaking machine, ovens, etc., routinely required in any diagnostic or research lab.
Biomedical Science Society “DNAmics” is a joint enterprise of students and teachers. The society have
been instigated with an objective to abreast the students to the latest findings, developments and
avenues in the field of Biomedical Sciences. Further it promotes academic, extra-curricular and socioculture linkages with peers in other colleges and other institutions. Our society is actively involved in
organizing various seminars for the students and faculty of the college. The students and faculty
members are encouraged to take part in conferences, symposia, public lectures and seminars regularly
to broaden their horizons. In the last academic year students attended seminars and symposiums
conducted by various colleges of University of Delhi and other research Institutions. Students are also
encouraged to participate in various sports activities and bring several laurels to their credits.
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Students have to appear in both the papers; however they have an option to take either of the two
papers in a particular semester.
**SPECIALPAPERS: Bioinformaticsa,Human Geneticsb,Medical Biotechnologyc,Social and
Preventive Medicined
In addition, there shall be one qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in Semester I
Mandatory summer training and submission of dissertation work at the end of VI semester.
SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
LSPT101: Biology–I:Introduction
To Biology with Practicals
BOHT101: Human Physiology I with
Practicals
CHCT301: Chemistry I with
Practicals
ENAT 101*:Technical Writing and
/CSAT101 Communication in
English/Computational
Skills
SEMESTERII
ENAT 201*:Technical Writing and
/CSAT201 Communication in
English/Computational
Skills
BOHT202: Human Physiology II
With Practicals
CHCT402: Chemistry II with
Practicals
MACT303: Mathematics and
Statistics
SEMESTERIII
BOHT303:Microbiology with
Practicals
BOHT304:Pathology with
Practicals
CBHT301:Cell Biology I with
Practicals
MBHT301:Molecular Biology I
With Practicals
SEMESTERV
BOHT507:Pharmacoogy with
Practicals
BOHT508:Biophysics with
Practicals
BOHT509:Clinical Biochemistry
with Practicals
GGHT501:Genetics & Genomics I
With Practicals
SEMESTERIV
BOHT405:Biochemistry with
Practicals
BOHT406:Medicinal Chemistry
with Practicals
CBHT402:Cell Biology II with
Practicals
MBHT402:Molecular Biology– II
with Practicals
SEMESTERVI
BOHT610:Toxicology with
Practicals
BOHT611:Immunology with
Practicals
BOHT612a,b,c,d**:
Special Paper with
Practicals
GGHT602:Genetics & Genomics
II with Practicals
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Ms. Manu Kataria, MCA (HPU Simla)
Mr. Bhavya Deep, M.Sc. (DAVV, Indore)
Ms. Amita Misra, MCA (HBTI Kanpur) (On Leave)
Dr. Sangeeta Srivastava, Ph.D. (D.U.) (On Leave)
Ms. Arti Dua, MCA (GGSIPU, Delhi) (Teacher in Charge)
The Department of Computer Science of Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences conducts
B.Sc. (Hons) computer science which is a stimulating and rigorous course based on the ever changing
field of Computers and information technology. Over the years the department has evolved into a
centre of excellence in academics, technology and other activities.
The department has wide availability of open access computer facilities with the newly
introduced WiFi network in the college. The department provides the state of the art computing
facilities with more than 120 computers of Pentium range with latest software platforms like Dos, Linux,
Windows 7 etc and high end softwares such as C++, Java, Visual Studio, SQL server, Ubuntu, Fedora etc.
The department is spread over three spacious and air conditioned labs, networked to powerful servers.
The department has high quality accessories such as scanners, printers, projectors and CD/ DVD writers.
The College provides internet access and eJournal facility to encourage students in pursuing their
research work.
The department has its very own society "CS.NET" which brings together all the students as a
network and provides them ample opportunities to develop and advance in not only the field of
computer science but other aspects of all round development.CS.NET also organizes talks, seminars and
workshops on various upcoming technologies. The society also gives the students a chance to showcase
their abilities and talents in their annual departmental fest "INTERFACE".
Opportunities
The Rapid development of technology has created job avenues for students of computer science in
many fields. Students have excellent job opportunities in IT industry, software industry and information
system department of any industry, manufacturing, Marketing, Banking, Entertainment, education and
various R&D institutions in government and private sector. In the preceding years the students have
been well placed in various companies such as Wipro, Infosys, Satyam, Dell, Tech Mahindra, TCS, and
IGATE etc.
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SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
CSHT101:Programming
Fundamentalsusing C++
CSHT102:DiscreteStructures
ELHT301:DigitalElectronics
MAPT101:Calculusand
Matrices
CSHP101:SoftwareLabbasedon101
-LabbasedonDigital
Electronics
SEMESTERII
CSHT203:DataStructures
CSHT204:ComputerSystems
Architecture
ENPT201:TechnicalWritingand
CommunicationIn
English
MAPT202:CalculusandGeometry
CSHP202:SoftwareLabbasedon
203
CSHP203:Labbasedon204
SEMESTERIII
CSHT305:Designand Analysis
ofAlgorithms
CSHT306:SystemsProgramming
CSHT307:Databasesystems
STC301:BasicStatisticsand
Probability
305
306
307
SEMESTERV
CSHT511:TheoryofComputations
CSHT512:Microprocessors
CSHT513:InternetTechnologies
MAPT505**/ Optimization I/
Real Analysis
512
513
SEMESTERIV
CSHT408:OperatingSystems
CSHT409:DataCommunication
andComputerNetworks
CSHT 410: Software Engineering
MAPT 404:DifferentialEquations
408
409
410
SEMESTERVI
CSHT614:ComputerGraphics
CSHT615:InformationSecurity
CSHT616:Elective
STC402:Statistical
Methodology
614
615
616
STC-402
In addition, there shall be one qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in Semester II.
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ELECTRONICS
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7.
8.
Dr. Manoj Khanna, Ph.D. (D.U.)(Acting Principal)
Dr. Geeta Mongia, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Dr. Inderbir Kaur, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Mr. Avneesh Mittal, M.Tech.(D.U.)
Dr. Manoj K. Tiwari, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Ms. Shweta Gupta, M.Sc. (D.U.) (Teacher-In-Charge)
Dr. Jitender Kumar, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Dr. Amit Kumar, Ph.D. (D.U.)
A degree in B.Sc. (Honours) Electronics covers all the key knowledge areas required to become a
successful Electronics professional. It equips students with broad foundation of the fundamentals of
electronics and associated subjects and provides students with skills which are required to design
electrical, electronic, computer, automation and communication systems. It includes courses on Analog
and Digital Electronics, Signals and Systems, Electrical Machines, Communication, Microprocessor and
programming languages. Practicals based on simulators like P-spice, Multisim, MATLAB, Scilab, etc.
are also included in the curriculum.
The Electronics Laboratory is well equipped with the latest state-of-the art instruments such as
Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes &Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (100MHz), CRO demonstration kits, Pulse
Generators, Function Generators, Power Meter, Analog and Digital I.C.tester, LCR Q- tester,8085 and
8086 Microprocessor kits with assembler and dissembler, Microcontroller trainer, Interfacing modules
and cards, Universal Programmer, various communication modules experimental kits, LASER kits,
Antenna trainer kits, PCB design kits, etc. The Department also has well equipped computer laboratory
with various simulation software installed to facilitate the students to gain expertise in IT skills.
Department of Electronics has its society named “SPARKS” which organizes various activities like
Seminars, Industrial visits, Department fest, etc. throughout the year. Last year, a three day National
Workshop on ‘VLSI Designing using Verilog Coding’ in collaboration with JBTech INDIA was organized
during July 16-18, 2013. The workshop included the lectures from eminent resource persons, hands-on
training in VLSI Embedded system and panel discussions. The workshop aimed at introducing the concept
of VLSI chip design to students, research scholars and faculty members of various institutes. A workshop
on ‘Embedded Systems and Robotics’ in collaboration with DUCAT was also organized in the college on
September 3, 2013. Besides this, the annual intercollegiate technical departmental fest’ TECHMANIA’
was also organized during February 18-19, 2014. The event commenced with the lecture on 'Eyes and
hands of Nanotechnology' by Prof. B. R. Mehta, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi. A lecture on
'Semiconductor lasers' by Prof M.R. Shenoy, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi was also held on the second
day of TECHMANIA. With an aim to promote innovative thinking and pioneering ideas, various technical
events like Project Presentation, Circuit Debugging, Quiz Competition, Robosoccer, Electrotrade, etc.
were organized during the fest.
This degree provides comprehensive opportunities to the graduates to explore and attain the zenith of
success in research &development, aerospace and defence electronics, design, testing, quality control,
and project management. After graduation, students can also pursue higher studies in Electronics or
Information technology from University of Delhi, Indian Institute of Technology, Jamia Millia University,
Kurukshetra University, Devi Ahilya University, Banasthali Vidyapeeth University, etc. The students are
also eligible to pursue MBA and MCA from various esteemed Universities.
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In addition, there shall qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in SemesterII.
SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
ELHT101:AppliedQuantum
Mechanics
ELHT102:EngineeringMaterials
ELHT103:NetworkAnalysis
ENAT101:TechnicalWriting&Commun
ication in English
ELHP105:ElectronicsPractical-I
BasedonELHT101and
ELHT102
ELHP106:ElectronicsPracticalIIBasedonELHT103
SEMESTERIII
ELHT301:DigitalElectronics
ELHT302:AnalogElectronics-I
MAHT305:Mathematics-II
CS-1:Fundamentalof
ProgrammingLanguages
ELHP305:ElectronicsPractical-V
Basedon ELHT301and
CS-1
ELHP306:Electronics Practical-VI
BasedonELHT302
SEMESTERV
ELHT501:Microprocessors
And Microcontrollers
ELHT502:Analog Communication
ELHT503:Electronic
Instrumentation
ELHT504:WavePropagationand
Antenna
ELHP505:ElectronicsPractical-IX
BasedonELHT501
ELHP506:ElectronicsPractical-X
BasedonELHT502and
ELHT503
SEMESTERII
ELHT201:SignalsandSystems
ELHT202:SemiconductorDevices
CSAT201:Computational Skills
MAHT204:Mathematics-I
ELHP205:ElectronicsPractical-III Based
onELHT201andCS
ELHP206:ElectronicsPractical-IV
Basedon ELHT202
SEMESTERIV
ELHT401:NumericalTechniques
ELHT402:AnalogElectronics-II
ELHT403:Electromagnetics
CS-2:DataStructures
ELHP405:ElectronicsPractical-VII
BasedonELHT401and
CS-2
ELHP406:ElectronicsPractical-VIII
BasedonELHT402
SEMESTERVI
ELHT601:ElectricalMachines
ELHT602:DigitalCommunication
ELHT603:OpticsandOptical
Electronics
ELHT604:EngineeringMathematics
ELHP605:Electronics Practical-XI
Basedon ELHT601and
ELHT602
ELHP606:Electronics Practical-XII
BasedonELHT603
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FOOD TECHNOLOGY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dr. Rizwana, Ph.D. (Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi)
Dr. Vandita Gupta, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Dr. Shalini Sehgal, Ph.D. (NDRI, Karnal)
Dr. Eram S Rao, PhD (Bhopal Univ.) (Teacher- In-Charge)
Dr. Meenakshi Garg, Ph.D. (CCSHAU, Hisar),
Salient Achievements
 The Department of Food Technology has been conferred with the prestigious “Star” status by the
Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, GOI.
 The Ministry of Food Processing Industries, GOI has provided a generous grant to the department
to create state of art infrastructural facilities to enhance the human resource development of the
budding Food Technologist.
Food technology is the application of food science to the selection, preservation, processing, packaging,
distribution, and use of safe, nutritious, and wholesome food. This course attracts a large number of
students because of the growing demand for food technologists in todays fast pace world where
convenience and ready to eat foods are high in demand. Itis an advanced course in the field of food
science that has a high degree of recognition in the contemporary world, as it covers the various aspects
of food processing and preservation, food safety and quality, food physics and chemistry as well as food
Engineering and packaging. It is the only co-educational college in University of Delhi, offering B. Sc
(H). in Food Technology. The programme produces highly trained and competent professionals who
have career opportunities in both research and development as well as in the food processing Industry.
The Food Technology Laboratories are well equipped with state of art infrastructural facilities and
sophisticated equipments such as Gas Chromatograph (GC), Texture Analyser, Bomb Calorimeter,
Evaporator, LovibondTintometer, Brookfield’s viscometer, Spectrophotometer, Deep freezer, Water
Activity Meter etc. The department also has a well equippedPilot Plantwhich provides hands on
experience to the students in various domains of food processing sectors like Dairy with the help of Mini
Milk Processing Plant, Fruits and Vegetable processing with the help of Canning unit, Tray drier, air
blast freezers etc. Bakery and Confectionary is taught with the help of Baking unit which includes
humidity control convection oven, planetary mixer, proofer and dough sheeteretc. The Packaging unit
includes Form fill and Seal machine, Vacuum and Inert Gas Packaging machines and Modified
Atmospheric Packaging with various Package Testing Machines like Cobb tester, Tensile Strength and
Leakage tester which enables the students to familiarize themselves with various aspects of processing as
well as packaging technologies in the food industry.
Food technology graduates are industry ready and are absorbed both by the private and as well as the
public sector enterprises alike, such as FICCI, MOFPI, MOHFW, FSSAI, FCI, and various food
processing industries like Bakery industries, Dairy industries, Snack food industries, confectionery
industries, Meat and poultry industries etc. Although majority of the students prefer to opt for higher
studies and qualify for at various National Institutes and Universities such as CFTRI in Mysore, Guru
Nanak Dev University in Amritsar, A.N.G.R.A.U in Andhra Pradesh, Haryana Agricultural University,
Guru Jambeshwar University, N.D.R.I Karnal, G B Pant University as well Tezpur University Assam to
name a few.
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*The students will have an option to take either of the two papers in a particular semester for a
particular course, while they have to appear in both the papers.
SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
LSPT101: IntroductiontoBiology
FTHT101:IntroductiontoFood
Technology-I
FTHT102:Mathematicsand Statistics
ENAT 101*:TechnicalWritingin
/CSAT101 English/Computational
Skills
SEMESTERII
ENAT 201*:TechnicalWritingin
/CSAT201 English/Computational
Skills
FTHT203:Chemistry
FTHT204:IntroductiontoFood
Technology-II
FTHT205:Principlesof FoodScience
SEMESTERIII
FTHT306:TechnologyofFruits,
Veg.&Plantationcrops
HSHT110:FoundationsofFoodand
Nutrition
FTHT307:FoodProcessing &
Engineering
502:ProjectManagementand
Entrepreneurship
SEMESTERV
FTHT511:TechnologyofDairyandSe
a food
FTHT512:FoodChemistry-I
FTHT513:FoodMicrobiology
FTHT514:FoodQuality Testing
and Evaluation
SEMESTERIV
FTHT408:TechnologyofCereals,
Pulses&Oilseeds
FTHT409:PrinciplesofFood
Preparation
BOHT405:Biochemistry
FTHT410:FoodEngineering
SEMESTERVI
FTHT615:TechnologyofMeat,
Poultry &Eggs
FTHT616:FoodChemistry–II
FTHT617:FoodSafety
FTHT618:FoodQualityManagement
In addition, there shall be one qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in
SemesterII.
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INSTRUMENTATION
Dr.Geeta Bhatt, Ph.D (University of Mumbai) (Teacher-in-Charge)
Instrumentation is a specialized field which deals with the science and technology of measurement that
service not only physical, chemical and biological sciences; but also all branches of engineering and
medicine. Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences is the only co-educational college in the University
of Delhi, offering a Bachelor of Science (Honors) Course in Instrumentation.
The college has a specialized Instrumentation Laboratory which provides practical expertise to the
students and trains them to design, develop, maintain and trouble-shoot instruments that are being
used in varied fields like Automation and Control, Process Industries, Medicine, Quality Control etc. The
Laboratory is equipped with state of the art instruments like NI ELVIS-II Educational Laboratory Virtual
Instrumentation Suite supported by LabVIEW full development system from National Instruments and NI
USB Data Acquisition Card, to help students interface and integrate real time signals and software to
simulate electronic circuits and designs. The laboratory acquaints students with devices used in Process
and Control industries like ratio control trainer, differential pressure transmitter, circular chart recorder,
dead weight tester, various flowmeters such as electromagnetic, orifice meter, ultrasonic etc. It has
advanced transducer and instrumentation trainer, temperature transducers, LVDT and strain gauge
trainer, speed control of DC motor etc. Students learn to design and develop small projects on high
performance microcontroller and microprocessor kits which are provided with interfacing modules like
Temperature Controller, Keyboard, Elevator Simulator Interface, Stepper Motor, etc. The
Instrumentation Laboratory also boosts of training students in sophisticated biomedical and analytical
Instruments like Microprocessors based UV-VIS Spectrophotometer, 3 to 6 Channel Electrocardiograph,
Heart Rate Monitor cum ECG trainer, Respiration Rate Monitor etc.
The Instrumentation Departmental society “Sensors” has been organizing various outside the classroom
academic activities.Our Objectives are


To substantially enhance the knowledge and problem solving skills of students in the field of
Instrumentation.
Our continuous effort is in the direction of bridging the gap between academia and industrial
sector for the students.

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In addition, there shall be one qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in SemesterII.
SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
INHT101:NetworkAnalysis
INHT102:AppliedPhysics
INHT103:MathematicsI
INHT104:Chemistry
INHP105:InstrumentationPractical–
I(INHT101)
II(INHT102and104)
SEMESTERIII
INHT301:DigitalElectronics
INHT302:AnalogElectronics-I
INHT303:Biochemistry
INHT304:Signal&Systems or
Microbiology and
Genetics
INHP305:Instrumentation
Practical–V(INHT
301and303)
Practical-VI
(INHT302and304)
SEMESTERV
INHT501:Microprocessor
INHT502:Analytical
Instrumentation-I
INHT503:ElectricalMachines&C
ontrolSystems
INHT504:Biomedical
Instrumentation-I
INHP505:InstrumentationPractical
–IX(INHT502and504)
INHP506:InstrumentationPractical
–X(INHT501and503)
SEMESTERII
INHT201:CandDataStructures
INHT202:Introductionto
Instrumentation
INHT203:MathematicsII
INHT204:Biology
III(INHT 202)
IV(INHT201and204)
SEMESTERIV
INHT401:Industrial
Instrumentation
INHT402:AnalogElectronicsII
INHT403:Statisticalmethodsand
Reliability
INHT404:Electronics
Instrumentation
Practical–VII(INHT
401and404)
Practical–VIII(INHT
402)
SEMESTERVI
INHT601:AnalyticalInstrumentationII
INHT602:Biomedical
Instrumentation-II
INHT603:StatisticalQualityControl
INHT604:Microcontrollersandits
applications
XI(INHT601and 603)
XII(INHT604)
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MICROBIOLOGY
1.
2.
3.
4.
Dr. N. Vijaya Kumar, Ph.D. (J.N.U)
Dr. Purnima Anand, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Dr. Ruchi Gulati Marwah, Ph.D. (D.U.) (Teacher-In-Charge)
Dr. Pawas Goswami, Ph.D. (NDRI, Karnal)
Louis Pasteur once said, "Never Underestimate the Power of the Microbes”. Microbiology is a branch of
Science which deals with the study of microorganisms and their activities. Microbes play an important
role in the sustenance of life on earth. Microbiology is one of the most dynamic areas of biological
sciences as microbes are evolutionary and ecological pioneers and have immense socio-economic
importance in our day to day life. These miniscule organisms play an indispensable and vital role in
research in all areas of basic and applied sciences. It is an exceptionally broad discipline encompassing
and integrating areas as diverse as Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Environment,
Agriculture, Taxonomy, Bioinformatics, and Biotechnology.
The course curriculum provides a balanced introduction to both basic and applied aspects of various
areas of Microbiology and allied fields. Microbiologists are employed in variety of industries ranging
from Food, Dairy, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals to Hospitality industry. The students are acquainted with
the knowledge about all major groups of microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi and
protozoa and their influence and application in our daily lives and how their potential can be harnessed
for the betterment of the human life
The Department of Microbiology of our college has well equipped and furnished laboratories to provide
hands-on-training to our undergraduate students. The laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art
equipments such as Biological Safety Cabinets, Monoocular and binocular Microscopes, Trinocular
Microscope, Spectrophotometers, Thermal Cycler (PCR), UV-double beam Spectrophotometer,
Autoclaves, Incubators, Centrifuges, Shaker incubators, Electrophoresis set up, High precision electronic
balances, pH analyzers, cooling centrifuge, cooling cabinet, Reverse Osmosis water purifier (large scale),
Gel Documentation System, Ice-matic Machine, Hybridization oven, Mini Spinner, dry heating block,
Auto pipettes etc. to carry out various microbiological, biochemical and biotechnological experiments.
“SUKSHMJEEV” the society of the Department of Microbiology organized a National symposium on
Infectious Diseases: Advancements in Diagnosis, Therapeutics and Vaccines (20th and 21st March, 2014)
in collaboration with Department of Biomedical Science. The symposium was sponsored by Department
of Science and Technology, Government of India. Delegates and students from various colleges of Delhi
University also participated in the symposium. An array of student activities like Science Quiz, Poster
competitions, Streak Art, Treasure Hunt, Ideate, Candid Canvas, Declamation and TanaBana were
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arranged which attracted throngs of students and saw high level of participation. Students of B.Sc. (H)
Microbiology III year along with faculty members visited the Mother Dairy Plant at Patparganj, saw the
milk processing and quality control facilities. The society is also planning to release the next issue of
Departmental magazine Life Under Lens, which includes various scientific articles written by our own
students. The department is also a member of The Star College Scheme of the college and receives
sufficient funds from time to time for equipments and other recurring facilities.
SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
MIHT101:IntroductiontoMicrobial
World
MIHT102: Bacteriology
CHCT301: ChemistryI
ENAT 101*:TechnicalWritingand
/CSAT101 Communication in English
/Computational Skills
SEMESTERIII
MIHT304:Virology
MIHT305:MicrobialPhysiology
andMetabolismI
CBHT301:CellBiologyI
MBHT301:MolecularBiologyI
SEMESTERV
MIHT508:PlantPathology
MIHT509:Immunology
MIHT510:IndustrialMicrobiology
GGHT501:Genetics&GenomicsI
SEMESTERII
ENAT 201*:TechnicalWritingand
/CSAT201 Communication in English
/Computational Skills
MIHT203: PhycologyandMycology
CHCT402: ChemistryII
MACT303:Mathematicsand
Statistics
SEMESTERIV
MIHT406:MicrobialPhysiology
andMetabolismII
MIHT407:MicrobialEcology
CBHT402:CellBiologyII
MBHT402:MolecularBiologyII
SEMESTERVI
MIHT611:MedicalMicrobiology
MIHT612:FoodandDairy
Microbiology
MIHT613:RecombinantDNA
Technologyand
Biotechnology
GGHT602:Genetics&GenomicsII
*The students will have an option to take either of the two papers in a particular semester while they
have to appear in both the papers.
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Physics
1. Dr. Anand Bharadvaja, Ph.D (D.U.)
2. Dr. Vandana Batra,Ph.D (D.U.)
3. Dr. Meetu Luthra,Ph.D (D.U.)
4. Dr. Partha S.Pal, Ph.D (D.U.)
5. Mr. Vikas Tyagi, M.Sc (D.U.) (Teacher-in-charge)
6. Mr. Sandeep Kumar, M.Tech (IITR)
7. Mr. Ramesh Kumar,M.Tech (IITD)
Physics is the branch of science that examines and offers a logical framework to understand the
world around us, focused on matter, energy, space and time. It is one of the oldest academic
disciplines, a basic science, which has made significant contributions to our understanding of the
numerous physical phenomena all around us. The advances and understanding of this field has been
translated into new technologies and new ideas.
The curriculum of Bachelor Honours with Physics offers students the opportunity to acquire a
deep conceptual knowledge of fundamental physics as well as giving the students experience
and cognizance of these concepts. The course is structured so as to give them the basic know-how of
allied fields such as chemistry, mathematics, computer science and electronics.
The department has well equipped laboratories with all latest and sophisticated equipments
needed to help the students have an experimental insight into the subject as prescribed by the
syllabus. Some of the key equipments include Digital Storage Oscilloscope, Microprocessor kits,
Spectrometers, LCR Q-testers, Laser Kits, Digital I.C. Testers etc.
In addition to the curriculum study, the students are also encouraged to actively participate in
various workshops and science fests within and outside our college. Many of our students have
also brought honours by securing positions in the inter-college competitions. To keep them
abreast with the latest fields of research, seminars and lectures by distinguished professors and
scientists from various institutes are organized by the department.
The laws of physics apply from smallest sub-atomic particle to the largest galaxies. Thus the
application of discoveries in physics to the solution of modern day complex technological
problems offers wide areas in which physics students can make important contributions. With a
bachelor’s degree in Physics, the students can pursue Masters in Physics or Electronics offered by
various universities such as University of Delhi, Jamia Milia Islamia, IITs, Pune University, Punjab
University and many more. The Department of Physics and Astrophysics, University of Delhi also
offers an integrated M.Tech program in Nuclear Science and technology as well as Nanotechnology.
Apart from this there are many institutes such as IISC, IIAP, IMSC, HRI and others which offer
integrated Ph.D programs for graduates in Physics. In addition to career in Physics the students can
also pursue fields like computer science, management, teaching, civil services etc.
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SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
PHHT101:MathematicalPhysics-I
PHHT102:Mechanics
CHCT101:Chemistry
ENAT
101:TechnicalWriting&C
ommunicationin English
-PhysicsLabI
CHCP101:ChemistryLabI
SEMESTERIII
PHHT307:MathematicalPhysics- III
PHHT308:Microprocessorand
ComputerProgramming
PHHT309:ThermalPhysics
PHHT310:Mathematics-I
-PhysicsLabIII
PHHP308:Microprocessorand
ComputerLab
SEMESTERV
PHHT515:MathematicalPhysics-V
PHHT516:QuantumMechanics
PHHT517:AtomicandMolecular
Physics
PHHT518:ElectronicDevices
-PhysicsLabV
-PhysicsLabVI
SEMESTERII
PHHT203:MathematicalPhysics-II
PHHT204:OscillationsandWaves
PHHT205:Electricityand
Magnetism
PHHT206:DigitalElectronics
-PhysicsLabII
PHHP206:DigitalElectronicsLab
SEMESTERIV
PHHT 411:Mathematical
Physics-IV
PHHT 412:Optics
PHHT 413:Mathematics-II
(Analysisand
Statistics)
PHHT414:NumericalAnalysis
-PhysicsLabIV
PHHP414:NumericalAnalysis
Lab
SEMESTERVI
PHHT619:ElectromagneticTheory
PHHT620:StatisticalPhysics
PHHT621:SolidStatePhysics
PHHT622:NuclearandParticle
Physics
-PhysicsLabVII
-PhysicsLabVIII
In addition, there shall be one qualifying paper in Environmental Studies offered in SemesterII.
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POLYMER SCIENCE
1.
2.
3.
Dr. S. K. Shukla, Ph.D. (Gorakhpur Univ.)
Dr.Susmita Dey Sadhu, Ph.D. (IIT Khargpur) (Teacher-in-charge)
Mr.Sidhharth Sirohi, Master of Engineering (Delhi College of Engineering)
Nearly three quarters of materials used in our modern society are made of polymers. The field of
Polymer Science is fascinating, highly dynamic and interdisciplinary. Bhaskaracharya College of Applied
Sciences is the only college of University of Delhi which offers Bachelor of Science (Honors) course in
Polymer Science. This program intends to impart basic know how of Polymer Engineering and
Technology.
Department of Polymer Science has well equipped laboratories to train the students with synthesis,
processing and testing of polymers. The laboratories are having all the latest facilities to meet the
requirement of the experiments up to the mark of industrial standards. Apart from the syllabus
experiments, students are also trained in handling, maintenance and trouble-shooting of various
equipments available in the laboratories. A few of notable equipments are Injection Molding Machine,
Compression Molding Machine, Two-Roll Mill, Single Screw Extruder, Universal Testing Machine, Impact
Tester, MFI Tester, Flammability Tester, Heat Distortion Temperature & Vicat Softening Point Apparatus,
Ubbelohde Viscometers with Temperature Controlled Bath , Abrasion Tester, Hardness Testers, Opacity
Tester , Carbon Content Measuring Apparatus, UV-Vis spectrometer, FT-IR, Rheometer, Rota
Evaporator, Homogenizer etc.
After completion of the degree students can be placed in industry suitably through campus placement.
Premier Polyfilm Ltd.( Largest manufacturer of Vinyl Flooring, Tiles and Geomembranes in India)
visited college campus for placement of Polymer Science students in 2013. (For more details visit
polybcas.blogspot.in/)
Employment Destinations for B.Sc.(H) Polymer Science Graduates
Polymer Industries
Reliance, EXXON Mobil, GE, DuPont, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, GAIL, BPCL, Bayer, LG
Polymers, High Polymer Lab etc.
Polymer
Industries
Tyre&
Industries
Supreme Furniture, Neelkamal , Premier Polyfilm Ltd., VK Polycoats Ltd. etc
Processing
Footwear
Goodyear Tyre, JK Tyre, MRF Tyre, Modi Continental, Birla Tyre, Bridgestone, J Shree
Polymers, Lakhani, Bata, Relaxo, Liberty, Action etc.
Electronics Industries
Minda Industries, Havels, Moserbaer, LG, SAMSUNG, etc.
R&D Organizations
DRDO, BARC, ISRO, CSIR, NPL, SABIC etc.
Paints,
Coatings&
Adhesives Industries
Packaging Industries
Automobile Industries
Asian Paints Ltd., Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd., Burger Paints Ltd, Pidilite, Rapid Coat etc.
Uflex India Ltd., Hindustan Liver India Ltd., Dabur India Ltd., Paharpur Industries Ltd. etc.
Maruti, Honda, Hyundai, BMW, General Motors etc.
Apart from attending class room lectures, students participate in various conferences, workshops,
symposiums & industrial visits. Department of Polymer Science society of students (known as PEARLS)
organizes popular lectures of eminent Professors & Scientists from various institutions to enhance
awareness of students towards latest research and developments in the field of polymer science.
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SYLLABUSSTRUCTURE
SEMESTERI
101:IntroductiontoPolymerScience
102:RawMaterialsofPolymers
103:Chemistry-I(Minor)
104:TechnicalWritingand
CommunicationinEnglish
Practical-Polymer-I
Practical-Chemistry-I
SEMESTERIII
301:PolymerRheology
302:PolymerAdditives
303:ChemistryIII(Minor)
304:Physics(Minor)
Practical-Polymer-III
Practical-Chemistry-III
Practical-Physics
SEMESTERII
201:PolymerChemistry
202:UnitOperations
203:Chemistry-II(Minor)
204:ApplicationsofComputersin
Chemistry
Practical-Polymer-II
Practical-Chemistry-II
Practical-Computers
SEMESTERIV
401:PolymerProcessing&Mold
Design
402:PolymerTesting
403:Organizational
Behaviour(Minor)
404:Maths(Minor)
Practical-Polymer-IV
SEMESTERV
501:PolymerCharacterization
502:PolymerDegradation
503:AppliedPolymerScience
504:Speciality Polymers
Practical-PolymerV
ProjectWork*
SEMESTERVI
601:PolymerBlendsandComposites
602:FiberScienceandRubber
Technology
603:PolymericNanomaterials
604:Recycling&WasteManagement
Practical-Polymer-VI
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SUPPORTING DEPARTMENTS
BIOCHEMISTRY
Dr. Anita Sondhi, Ph.D. (D.U.) (Teacher-In-Charge)
Biochemistry is an exciting body of knowledge, an endeavour into a field which enriches the study of the
human system. The study of Biochemistry is greatly influencing other fields like Life Sciences, Food
Sciences, Biotechnology, Applied Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Bioinformatics (Computational Biology),
Patent law and Intellectual Property Rights, Clinical Research and Diagnostics, Agriculture, Molecular
Biology and Molecular Diagnostics.
Recognising its importance, the department has been nominated as one of the four departments to
receive funds under the Star College scheme. Over the years, the College has added tremendously to the
infrastructure catering to the students of Biochemistry. The state-of-the-art Laboratory at the college is
well equipped to cater to the needs of the students. It familiarizes the students with the latest and the
most sophisticated equipments like Trans Illuminators, Spectrophotometers (UV- Visible and Visible),
Electrophoresis apparatus (Vertical, Horizontal, Slab, Paper, Rod) Thin layer chromatography, Gel
filtration chromatography, auto titrator and the use of equipments like Autoclave, Centrifuge, Laminar
airflow chamber and pH meter.
Some of the sectors/industries in which Biochemists work include Biotechnology, Food, Health and
Beauty Care, Medical Instrument companies, Chemical Manufacturing companies, Research Companies
and Laboratories, Scientific Laboratories, Agriculture and Fisheries, Hospitals, Universities, Blood Banks,
Forensic Science, Overseas Development, Diagnostic Laboratories, Cancer Research institutes and
Environmental and Pollution Control Organization.
The Department of Biochemistry trains its students in such a manner that they understand the practical
implications of the subject in a wide spectrum of fields. We encourage students to take up projects in
laboratories/facilities outside the college for greater exposure. So many times, these turn out to be the
career defining moments.
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BIOLOGY
1.
2.
3.
Dr. N.S. Abbas, M.Sc.,Ph.D.(D.U.)
Dr. A.K. Bali, M.Sc, M.Phil, D.Phil (Univ. of Sussex, U.K.)
Dr.SujataBhardwaj, M.Sc., Ph.D. (MDU) (Teacher-In-Charge)
In the present era of Biology, the integrated approach to use the knowledge gathered in various
branches of Life Sciences has helped to unravel many of the mysteries of living organisms. The
integrated approach is quite evident in the various courses taught in the department. The instruction
as well as practical training related to General Biology, Microbiology, Genetics and Biomedical
Sciences are imparted in the department. The emphasis during the practical training is to develop
the outlook for observations, to perform the experiments meticulously and to analyze the results
of the experiments. The practical course also ensures that the concepts learnt by the students
during the theory sessions are tested by way of experiment.
The well equipped laboratory has the modern instruments like Binocular microscopes, Electronic
balances, Electrophoresis unit, B.O.D. incubator; PC based UV-Visible spectrophotometer,
Autoclaves, Laminar Flow, Growth chamber, Digital blood cell counter, Digital haemoglobin
meter, Digital blood analyzer, pH meter etc. The department has also added Ice flacking machine and
water purification system to upgrade it.
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CHEMISTRY
1.
2.
3.
Dr.LalitKapur, Ph.D. (D.U.)
Dr.BalaramPani, Ph.D. (J.N.U.)(Teacher In-Charge)
Dr. Ramesh Kataria, Ph.D. (K.U) (On leave)
One of the leading subjects in the pure sciences, chemistry offers the students an ideal platform to begin
exploring the composition & structure of matter. The emphasis at the under-graduate level is to give a
broad coverage of most common branches of Chemistry in keeping with the inter-disciplinary nature of
the subject today.
The laboratory is well equipped with sophisticated instruments. Some notable instruments are
electronic and analytical balances, pH-meter, hot air oven, double distillation plant, vacuum pump, deionizer, spectrophotometer, muffle furnace, polarimeter, colorimeter. Digital potentiometer, digital
melting & boiling point apparatus, conductivity meter and fuming hood chamber enablethe students to
carry out all the experiments as prescribed in the syllabus as well as some simple projects. It also has a
room especially designated for sophisticated balances. Besides these, there is an instrumentation
laboratory for carrying out experiments in physical chemistry and analytical techniques. Titrations and
salt analysis are some of the aspects that form the basis of the lab.
Modern sophisticated equipments are being added every year. The students are individually encouraged
to perform experiments and handle the instruments. After graduation, students are offered lucrative
and attractive career options in Research & Development and managerial positions in Pharmaceuticals
and chemical industries.
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HUMAN COMMUNICATION
Dr.MadhulikaBajpai, M.Phil, Ph.D. (D.U)
Humans are natures’ best creation and understanding their psyche and exploring various facets and
nuances about human behaviour is one of the most wonderful and engaging journeys taken under the
discipline of Psychology. As various media would indicate that knowledge and application of Psychology
and its principles is the need of hour. From academic performance to mob mentality and making sense
of social fabric to understanding work behaviour, Psychology helps in unravelling the underlying issues
and suggesting possible solutions. As the name suggests, it is a window to an inner world which enriches
the experience of the outer world. With its very innovative and indigenous means of learning, it will
help you evolve better as an individual, student, professional and of course a better human being too.
The course curriculum would be taught with the help of lectures, group discussions, experiential
exercises, group projects, presentations, workshops and seminars. This unique course structure would
help not only in academic excellence but also prepare students for vocational expertise that will further
enhance one’s employability.
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MATHEMATICS
1. Dr.Ragini Jindal, Ph.D. (CCS University, Meerut)
2. Dr.Neeru Sharma, Ph.D.(D.U)(Teacher- In- Charge)
Mathematics is one of the most fundamental and basic courses whose knowledge is indispensable in
almost every field. It is a fundamental part of human thought and logic, and integral to attempts at
understanding the world and ourselves. Mathematical knowledge plays a crucial role in understanding
the other fields such as science, social sciences, and even music and art.
On one hand many mathematicians pursue the subject for its sheer abstract beauty, at the applied end
of the spectrum there are many mathematicians who work in various aspects of the subject such as
theoretical sciences, financial mathematics or statistics, areas of acknowledged practical importance.
Mathematical methods are integral to the study of any field of engineering. Physics; Computer Science,
Electronics and Instrumentation engineering usually include courses in Calculus , Analysis, Differential
Equations, Linear Algebra , Statistics and Probability. Understanding and competence in applying these
fundamental mathematical tools is essential to do serious study in these fields. Progress in biomedical
research increasingly requires mathematical and computational approaches. Scientists experienced at
working at the interface of biology, mathematics and computation are greatly needed in this field.
Polymer science has provided us with a diverse host of new materials, thereby enhancing technological
advancement. The theoretical description of the properties of polymers has involved the use of a wide
range of mathematical sciences techniques. The role of mathematics in food technology and
microbiology is also immense. As an example, food processes, problems related to bacterial growth in
food and other areas of predictive microbiology are studied using mathematical modeling techniques.
Industry managers, engineers, and scientists require a personal repertory of mathematical tools to find
solutions to a variety of work problems. These problems relate to processing, research, analysis, and
other operations that require mathematical solutions.
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THE LIBRARY
The College Library was set up in 1995 with the mission to
cater to the information needs of the students and the
faculty. The library functions as an information resource
centre for the college in achieving its aim. The library is
housed in a spacious and well-lit three storied building called
the library block. Reading Room, Reprography and Internet
etc. are some of the facilities being provided by the library.
It has a strong collection of nearly 24,000 Books, 200 Bound
volumes of Journals. The Library also possesses a rich
collection of Non-print materials including ebooks, CDs,
DVDs etc. Apart from the in-house collection, the library has full access to the thousands of journals
online which are being subscribed to by the Central Reference Library (University of Delhi). The Library is
also subscribing to N-LIST (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure of Scholarly
Contents) Programme - (a collection of E-Resources under UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium)
Facilities of the Library include two spacious reading halls with adequate furniture, open
access to the documents, air-conditioned internet section having 20 computers which provides internet
facility to the students. The library has a Teachers’ Lounge for more informal and relaxed reading. The
college library is fully automated using latest hardware and software with OPAC (Open Public Access
Catalogue) facility. The entire library block is under CCTV cameras surveillance. The library has a wireless
intranet. In future, the library proposes to make the library block centrally air-conditioned and to install
RFID, Web- OPAC and Biometrics technology.
Services and Facilities:
Separate Reading Room facility for students and Staff
members
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OPAC – Online Public Access Catalogue
Air-Conditioned Internet Room freely available
to the students and the faculty
 Article Indexing Service – Bibliographical details
of the journal articles are computerized and
disseminated to the users on demand
 Reprography
 Open Access
 Lending service and Reference Service
 Newspaper Clippings
The
library
organizes
orientation
programmes and information literacy programme for the students. The library also organizes, to
cultivate reading habits amongst students, Book Exhibitions and Displays on a regular basis. Our library
increases in size every year to accumulate the expending horizons of knowledge for the students.
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Various National Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and other co-curricular activities are
organized in the college to promote holistic development of students and to provide them
comprehensive opportunities to explore.
Star College Scheme
Coordinator
– Dr. Shalini Sehgal
.
Members – Dr. Uma Chaudhary and Dr. Purnima Anand
Dr. Purnima Anand, Coordinator
HIGHLIGHTS
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STAR DEPARTMENT STATUS has been awarded to the Department of Food Technology from
the DBT from September, 2013.
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Star Student Award was given to Mr. Swetaketu Majumder of BSc. (H) Computer Science
Second year for the year 2012-2013 for his contribution in designing the website of the Star
College Scheme http://bcas.du.ac.in/star_index.html.
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The Department of Biochemistry organized a special lecture on “Spectrophotometry: A
powerful tool for quantitation” in August 2013 for the students of Department of Microbiology.
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A seminar on Functional foods was held on 6th September 2013 and the esteemed speakers
were Prof. Nagendra P. Shah, University of Hong Kong and Prof. Rameshwar Singh, Project
Director, ICAR. A poster competition was also organized on functional foods.
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Two days intensive Hands-on training was jointly organized bythe Department of Biomedical
Science along with Department of Biochemistry of Shivaji College, University of Delhi and Open
Source Drug Discovery(OSDD) Group at Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology on
‘Protein modelling & docking studies for rational drug design’ on December 23-24, 2013.
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Training the Trainers’ programme was organized by Department of Biomedical Science
in conjunction with Department of Microbiology on 11th January, 2014 to train various
school teachers in Advancements in Biology and Biotechnology.
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Students of Department of Food Technology attended 6thAgri Business Summit focused on
partnerships forcreating Agri-infrastructure across the Value Chain scheduled on Jan 13, 2014 at
New Delhi.
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An educational trip to the Mother Dairy Plant at Patparganj Delhi, was organized by the
Department of Microbiology on 30th January 2014.
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Students of Department of Food Technology attended Workshop on Implementing Food Safety
Systems in Academic Institutes and Institutional Canteens on 12th March 2014 at Pragati
Maidan, New Delhi organized by FACE.
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A ‘National Symposium on Infectious Diseases: Advancements in diagnosis, therapeutics and
vaccines’ was organized jointly by the Department of Biomedical Science and Microbiology on
20th and 21st of March, 2014.
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All the four departments under the scheme have started various In-house short duration
projects for the students.
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Department of Biomedical Science
Department of Biomedical Science organized various activities throughout the year for the students and
teachers. This year special emphasis was laid on collaborative activities, involving students from
different Departments and more so from other colleges.
Two days intensive Hands-on training was jointly organized by Biomedical Science Department of our
College along with Biochemistry Department of Shivaji College, University of Delhi and Open Source
Drug Discovery (OSDD) Group at Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology on ‘Protein modeling&
docking studies for rational drug design’
‘Training the Trainers’ programme was organized by Department of Biomedical Science in conjunction
with Department of Microbiology on 11th January, 2014 to train various school teachers in
Advancements in Biology and Biotechnology.
A ‘Power Lab Tutor’ demonstration was conducted by ‘Ad Instruments Pvt Ltd’ to promote high grade
teaching and learning objectives in the key areas like human physiology and pharmacology.
A ‘National Symposium on Infectious Diseases: Advancements in diagnosis, therapeutics and vaccines’
was organized jointly by the Department of Biomedical Science and Microbiology on 20 th and 21st of
March, 2014.
Department is extremely active in motivating students to attend and participate in various intra and
inter college events. The ongoing course in ‘Bioinformatics and in-silico Drug Discovery’, a joint venture
of Department of Biomedical Science of our college and Acharya Narendra Dev College, which started in
the year 2012 for the undergraduate students, is very popular among the students and running
successfully.
Department of Computer Science
A lecture on 'Ethical Hacking and Information Security' by Lucideus Technologies, 'MBA as career' by
Career Launcher, 'Cloud Campus' by NIIT, Dwarka was organized.
A Technical talk on 'Cloud Computing' by Professor N.S. Raghava, Head of Computer Center, Delhi
Technological University were organized by CS.Net.
CS.Net, the departmental society, organized the Annual Techno-Cultural Festival 'Interface 2014' on
February 26-27, 2014 with plethora of events such as photo-editing, lan gaming, talent hunt, techno art,
tech quiz, fastest fingers, code wars, treasure hunt and just a minute. A live performance by an
upcoming band 'Revolution 21' was the major attraction of the fest.
Two students of the Department were placed through the Central Placement Cell, University of Delhi –
one with TCS and one with JITM skills.
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Department of Food Technology
A workshop cum seminar was held for the students and faculty of the Department with the
professionals like John Ruff, President of Institute of Food Technologists and Prof. Rama Rao, from
Cornell University and formerly the scientific lead at National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USFDA
on December 10, 2013.
Prof. Antal Veha and Prof. EmoGyimes from Faculty of Engineering, University of Szeged, Szeged,
Hungary visited the department and interacted with the faculty and students on March 4, 2014.
The Food Technology Students and staff of Institute of Home Economics, DU visited our food technology
Department for a session on various food processing, testing and packaging technologies on March 13,
2014.
Ambrosia, the Food Technology Society, hosted seminar cum fest on the theme “Food Security, Safety
and Sustainability” from March 25-26, 2014. The Alumni Directory of the department was released.
Some of the events organized for the students include- food quiz, debate, calendar making competition,
photography, nutritious recipes etc.
Department of Electronics
A National Workshop on 'VLSI Designing Using Verilog Coding' in collaboration with JB Techindiawas
organized during July 16-18, 2013. The workshop included the lectures from eminent resource persons,
hands-on training in VLSI embedded system and panel discussions. The workshop aimed at introducing
the concept of VLSI chip design to students, research scholars and faculty members of various institutes.
A workshop on 'Embedded Systems and Robotics' in collaboration with DUCAT was also organized inthe
college on September 3, 2013.
'SPARKS', the departmental society organized the Annual Intercollegiate Technical Departmental
fest'Techmania' on February 18-19, 2014. The event consisted of lectures on 'Eyes and Hands
ofNanotechnology' by Prof. B. R. Mehta, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi and 'Semiconductor Lasers' by
Prof M.R. Shenoy, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi . Various technical events like project presentation,
circuit debugging, quiz competition, robosoccer, electrotrade, etc. were also organizedduring the fest.
Department of Instrumentation
The Department in collaboration with EFY Group (publishers of Electronics For You magazine )organized
a workshop on Line Follower Robotics during March 11-12, 2014.
Abhinav Abhishek, student of B.Sc. (H) Instrumentation IIIrd year was selected as the recipient of Posco
Asia Fellowship provided by Posco TJ Park Foundation.
The Department also organized an industrial visit to HEICO Hydraulic & Engineering Instruments,
Naraina Industrial Area, New Delhi, a leading manufacturer of quality control instruments for material
testing during October 22-23, 2013.
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Two of our students from Instrumentation first year Anand Prakash and Rakesh Kumarattended 6th
Science Conclave 2013: A Congregation of Nobel Laureates at Indian Institute of Information
Technology (IIIT) Allahabad from 8 December to 14 December 2013.
Two of our faculty members also attended industrial training at Schimadzu Analytical (India) Pvt
Ltd.Delhi on 'Fundamentals of GC with GC solution workstation' during Dec 5-6, 2013.
Department of Microbiology
“Sukshmjeev” the society of the Departmental society organized a National Symposium on Infectious
Diseases: Advancements in Diagnosis, Therapeutics and Vaccines (20th and 21st March, 2014)
incollaboration with Department of Biomedical Science sponsored by DST. An array of student activities
like science quiz, poster competitions, streak art, treasure hunt, ideate, candid canvas, declamation and
tanabana were arranged.
Third year Students along with faculty members visited the Mother Dairy Plant at Patparganj, saw the
milk processing and quality control facilities.
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Department of Physics
The Department organized its annual departmental academic and cultural festival 'Z-Gravity' on
October 17-18, 2013 including two lectures by eminent professors (from the Indian Institute of
Technology, Delhi & Kanpur), quiz, vigyan-o-mania and powerpoint presentation competitions. Theevent
also comprised of battle of bands, X-factor (all sorts of talents were showcased by the students),crack it
thrice (puzzle game) and crazy runs (included wacky kinds of races).
Deepak Kumar Sharma and Pratik Chattopadhyay of B.Sc.(Hons.) Physics III year are members of the
team from the college which has qualified for the final round of quest-2014 organized by Centre of
Science Education and Communication (University of Delhi).
A team of five students from the Department participated in the programme on National Science Day
held at Inter University Accelerator Centre, New Delhi on February 28, 2014.
Ten students attended lecture by Prof. Matthias Bartelmann (Astrophysics, Heidelberg) on Cosmologyin
Max Mueller Bhavan, New Delhi on January28, 2014.
Department of Polymer Science
A few activities of Dept. Polymer Science in2013-14 were
1.Polymer Science1st year students visited Indian Oil Corporation Panipat Plant on March 18, 2014.
2.Polymer Science students attended IPI Technical Seminaron Innovations in Moulding Simulation
Technologyheld at Hotel Country Inn &Suites , Gurgaon on August 22, 2013.
3. Polymer Science students attended IPI Technical Seminar onInsight on Ferromatik Milacron Injection
Moulding Machines and Insight on Lubricant Industry held at Hotel Clarens, Gurgaonon September 14,
2014.
IOCL visit (March 18, 2014)
IOCL visit (March 18, 2014)
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Extra Curricular Activities Committee
(Convener- Dr.VandanaBatra)
The Extra Curricular Activities (ECA) Committee along with various clubs of the college organized three
events: the Independence Day Celebration, the Republic Day Celebration and 'Srijan', the Annual
Cultural Inter College Festival of the college. The Independence Day and the Republic Day celebration
were observed with a spirit of immense national pride. The events included patriotic performances by
the students. A play, group song, group dance and portrait making competitions were organized. The
Annual Inter-College Cultural Festival, 'Srijan 2014' was celebrated on March 13-14, 2014 with great zeal
and enthusiasm. The two day festival had a plethora of exciting cultural events such as rangoli
competition, duet karaoke, choir singing, street play, treasure hunt, group dance, poster making,
photography competition, yoga competition, spell bee, quiz competition, duet dance, mock roadies,
street football and battle of bands which received extensive participation from several colleges. For the
first time in the history of 'Srijan', a performance stage with an LED display was set up in the front lawn
of the college for the stage events. The two day festival had a plethora of exciting cultural events. The
main attractions of 'Srijan 2014' were a marvelous guest performance by the band 'Devotees Insanos';
Sukanya Gupta, a finalist of Zee Sa Re Ga Ma Pa; and the band 'Swarantar'.
Astronomy Club
(Convener- Dr.Amit Kumar)
The purpose of astronomy club is to inspire the students with general interest in Astronomy. With this
motive in mind club show-cased various documentaries related to astronomical aspect. It also organised
a quiz competition to make students aware of their knowledge.The Club organised a day long
astronomical event 'Vyom' on the January 22, 2014. The event started with an interesting lecture on
“Gravitational Waves” by Prof. Patrik Das Gupta. The day extended by various events including quiz,
presentations, debate etc.
Dance Club
(Convener-Dr.RenuBaweja)
Our college dance group is a self-choreographed dance group. Students participated in a group dance
competition organized in Delhi College of Arts and Commerce for which they got certificate of
scholarship from the Danceworkx Performing Arts Academy. As per this scholarship, they have been
awarded a 3 month academic scholarship at “ The Danceloft Project” to train and perform on stage.
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Debate and Quiz Club
(Convener- Dr.TejpalDhewa)
“An idea changes when passes from one person to another”
The Club organised some debate competitions in the College on the topics- 'Populist measures like food
security do not contribute to nation's development'(Oct 15, 2013); 'Can we dream of an addiction free
India'(March 5 , 2014); and 'Are we truly sovereign, socialist and democratic republic? (March 5 , 2014).
The members of the Club participated in various colleges' debate and related events and won positions:
Akshay A. Jha got first prize and Akanksha got second prize in debate and slogan writing respectively at
NSIT, Dwarka. Akshay A. Jha also got third prize at Bharti College in inter-college debate. Mr.Akshay A.
Jha, Mr. Vijay, Mr. Manish Parmar&Mr.Anuj Sharma, participated in National Level College Debate
Competition (Human action and neglect convert natural phenomena into a massive disaster); at
SBS(PG), Dehradun on February 24-25, 2014.
Darpan-the Dramatics Club
(Convener- Dr.PrernaMalhotra)
Dramatics team 'Darpan' won university and college level competitions including the 3rd prize at Gandhi
Bhavan, University of Delhi for “Sarvodaya – Rise of All”, and 2nd prize at Apeejay College,Dwarka. The
Club prepared a special play and also gave a tremendous performance in Antardhwani. The club also
ventured into stage play, firstly on the occasion of World Food Day at Shaheed Rajguru College of
Applied Sciences on “Sustainability, food safety and security”, and the other at the prestigious
Shakespeare Society of India's Inter Collegiate Drama Competition held at Institute of Life Long Learning,
University of Delhi where the team enacted a part of 'Julius Ceaser'.The Club also performs for various
social causes in association with various NGOs. The club presenteda tribute to Nirbhaya on December
16, 2013 by performing at various public places.
Fine Arts Club
(Convener- Dr.PrernaMalhotra)
The Fine Arts Club 'Aakriti' won several prizes - KaushalBodwal won 1st prize in poster making
competition held at Gandhi Bhawan and Rangoli competition held at Delhi College of Arts and
Commerce. NidhiYadav and KaushalBodwal won 1st prize at Maharaja Agrasen College; 2nd prize at
ZakirHussain, ShaheedBhagat Singh and Sri Aurobindo colleges; and 3rd prize at Gargicollege.
AnnuAnmol and Vikas won 1st prize and RituGrag and KaushalBodwal won 2nd prize at Srijan.
Eco Club
(Convener-Dr.ParminderKaur)
!!!!You Must Be the Change You Wish to See in the World !!!!
Students of Eco club participated in International Ozone Day organized by the Department of
Environment, Government of NCT of Delhi and Yuva meet held at TERI University. The club organized an
orientation programme for students on environment related issues in which Dr. B. C. Sabata, Sr.
Scientific Officer was invited speaker. It also organized a quiz to sensitize and aware students towards
various aspects of environment. A trip was also organized by the club to Biodiversity Park for students.
The club also planned “Eco Fest” in the college and different competitive events based on topics like
“Shades of Environment Protection” for graffiti competition, nature photography, power point
presentation on “Ideas of Sustainable Development” and “Eco friendly practices in campus” for short
film competition. Eco club also runs its paper recycling unit and recycles both side used papers. The
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recycled paper is used within the college for various competitive and decorative purposes. The club also
works toward the segregation of waste in college campus and initial steps like placing dustbins of
different colors in college campus for dry and wet waste was initiated.
Green. That’s how we’d like the world to be.
Film Club
(Convener-Dr.Partha S. Pal)
The club produced and directed a short file named “Jamnagar sector 13” which was selected for
screening in the 2nd Delhi International Film Festival, 2013.
The Club successfully organized a film festival “Pixel 2014” on 3rd March 2014 in which the shortlisted
films were screened and two films were adjudged as best movies.
Literary Club
(Convener-Dr.PrernaMalohtra)
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The Club organized a creative writing event- “As you see it” which got huge participation. The Club also
organized Abhivyakti'14, the Annual Literary Festival of the Club on the March 24, 2014 including
lectures by Prof. Ashutosh Mohan, Indraprastha University and Dr. Anjana Neira Dev, Gargi College and
interactive session on 'Word Power and Vocabulary Building'. The fest also included activities like
'Kaunbanega vocabulary master' 'Dart &win'' , language & literary quiz and mini extempore.
Music Club
(Convener-Dr.PrernaMalohtra)
College choir group 'Moksha' participated in "Antardhwani 2014", with a remarkable performance. The
choir group 'Moksha' stood first in the inter-college event of choir singing competition in Srijan. Our
college band “Dhriti” was honoured with the Best Entertainer Team Award in Antardhwani-2014. The
college rock band participated and secured 2 position at ShyamLal College and 3 position at Dyal Singh
College Festival.
Photography Club
(Convener: Dr.Jitender Kumar)
Clickerati organised a workshop on the topic “Orientation to photography” by Future Forward, Lajpat
Nagar. All technical features covered in the photography were discussed. The workshop was followed
bya photography exhibition by the Club in which the photography talent of the students was showcased.
From 30 entries about 15 best photos were selected and put on display.
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Yoga Club
(Convener- Ms.Shweta Gupta)
To enhance awareness about the efficacy of Yoga in healthy lifestyle, Yoga Club of the college invites
eminent yoga experts from Bhartiya Yog Sansthan and organizes several lectures-cum- demonstrations
on various Yogaasanas in the college. Last year, students of our college attended a three day National
Workshop on ‘Yoga for Youth’ organized by Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga. Besides this, an
intercollegiate Yoga competition was also organized on the eve of annual college cultural festival SRIJAN’
2014.
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Career Counseling and Placement Cell (Co-cordinators-Dr.Rizwana and Mr.VikasTyagi)
As a part of career counseling activities, final year students of Food Technology attended a conference
on lab quality management at par global standard on July 26, 2013, organized by All India Food
Processors Association (AIFPA) New Delhi. Students also attended career counseling lectures by
members of Association of Food Scientists and Technologists(AFST-I),Delhi Chapter. Mr.SagarKhurade,
President (AFST,Delhi Chapter) and managing director Suman Food Consultants, Mr.D.V. Malhan, Joint
Secretary (AFST,Delhi Chapter), Mr.Radhakrishnan, Editor,Indian Food Packer . Dr. S.C. Jain , Food
Technology Department, Amity University; Dr. Azad , Food Technology Department, JamiaHamdard;
Dr.Khurdiya Scientist (RETD) IARI, Mr.Nath, Former Director F&V(FPO) Ministry of Food Processing
Industries addressed the students. A session on CV making and 'How to face interviews' was conducted
for all final year students of the college by Career Launcher.14 students of the college have been
selected by Wipro for placement.A database of relevant information of all final year students (20132014, soft copy) has been prepared by the placement cell.
Equal Opportunity Cell/ Enabling Unit
(Coordinator- Dr. Ramesh Kataria)
The following construction activities were supervised for the benefit of Persons with Disabilities: One
Ramp with steel railing pipe (Adjacent to stage), Two Ramps (Near Room No. 19 & Stage), Eight small
ramps (at different locations of the College) and Modification of the existing toilets (one Gents + one
Ladies) so as to make them accessible for the persons with disabilities.
NSS Unit
(Coordinator- Dr.Nalla Vijay Kumar)
NSS Unit conducted a variety of programmes to sensitize youth and empower society including clothand
stationery collection drives in which we managed to collect and distribute large number of clothes, toys
and stationery items to four slums across Delhi namely, Palam slums, Dwarka Sector-2 Rain baseraand
Narayana slums. A “Plantation Drive” was conducted and more than one hundred saplings were planted
in college premises. Manish Parmar represented Delhi State in National Camp held at Assam. Two
students of NSS unit represented National Youth Festival held in Ludhiana. Fifty volunteers of NSS unit
participated in “Vishwa Ekta Diwas” held at Yamuna Sports Complex on December 20, 2013. Our
volunteers also participated at a programme organized by Selection Commission at India Gate and Yuva
Meet 2014.
Women Development Cell
(Coordinator- Dr.Ragini Jindal)
Using a diverse range of activities including talks by academicians and activists, signature campaigns,
silent march, street theatre and various competitive events, WDC helps sensitize students on social,
political and economic issues in the society. On October 9, 2013, the Cell (in collaboration with Centre
for Social Research) organized a poster making competition and a debate competition on 'Sex
Selection'.
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Gandhi Study Circle
(Coordinator- Dr. Ramesh Kumar)
Gandhi Study Circle organized a seminar on Gandhism which included lectures by Prof. Y.P. Anand
(Former Director, National Gandhi Museum) and by Prof. Shobhana Radhakrishna (Eminent citizen,
Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India), an inter-college debate, group discussion and an
interesting event “Gandhigiri”.
Sports Committee
(Convener- Dr.PawasGoswami)
This year students participated in several sports events conducted by Delhi University and other
organizations. Second Bhaskaracharya Inter College Cricket Tournament was held on the college
grounds. 12 colleges from Delhi University viz. Sri Venkateswara College, Ram Lal Anand College (M),
PGDAV (M) college, PGDAV (E) college, Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Khalsa College (E), ShyamLal
College, Deshbandu College, Agarsen College, NSITC, Keshav Mahavidhalya and Bhaskaracharya College
of Applied Sciences participated in the tournament. The tournament was won by Sri Venkateswara
College. Sports meet was organized at college in which both the students, teaching and non-teaching
staff participated with zeal and enthusiasm. College staff cricket team participated in KNC Golden
Jubilee 20-20 Cricket Tournament. For developing infrastructure a cross-trainer and tummy twister was
added to the collection of exercise machines available at the college gym.
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COLLEGE RULES
1. Class Timings: The Classes are held between 9.15 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. from Monday to
Saturday.
2. Identity Card: Identity cards are issued to all the bonafide students of the College. It must
be renewed in the beginning of every academic session. Student has to wear Identity Cards
during the college timings. Duplicate I -card will be issued only after furnishing a copy of the
F.I.R. and on payment of Rs. 50/-.
3. Vehicle Pass: Students are not allowed to bring automotive vehicles inside the college
campus without a valid vehicle sticker, which can be issued from the college office once
he/she has been issued the college identity card.
4. Hostel: The College does not provide hostel facility. Outstation students are required to
make their own arrangements for boarding and lodging.
5. D.T.C. Bus Pass and Railway Concession: The students can avail the D.T.C. Bus Pass facility.
Outstation candidates are entitled for 2nd Class Sleeper Railway concession for visiting their
home town during vacations as per the University norms.
6. Website: Students are advised to regularly visit the college and Delhi University website viz;
http://bcas.du.ac.in and http://du.ac.in for important notices,
7 . N otice Board: Students are advised to check the notice boards for regular updates and
relevant information.
8. Examination procedure shall remain same as notified by the University of Delhi.
9. Internal Assessment: 25% of the total marks in each theory paper in any course will be awarded on
the basis of internal assessment and remaining 75% marks for the Semester University Examination.
Such assessment would be based on tutorial work/class presentation and attendance. These marks
will be added to the Semester examination marks for determining the division of the
students.TheinternalassessmentwillbebasedontheOrdinanceVIIIEofUniversityofDelhi.
Basis
• Assignment(s)/Presentation(s)/Project(s)
• Class Test(s)/quiz(s)
• Attendance(Lectures including Interactive
Periods)
Weightage
(25%)
10%
10%
5%
Maximum Marks
(25)
10
10
5
Further, the credit for regularity in each paper based on attendance shall be as follows:
Attendance
Maximum Marks
(5)
85%andabove
5
80%ormorebutlessthan85%
4
3
2
67 %ormorebutlessthan70%
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10. Attendance:Subject to the provisions of Ordinance VII, the candidate is required to attend not less
than two third of theory and practical classes separately in all the subjects taken together in the
College in each semester so as to appear in the University Semester Examination.
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LIBRARY RULES
1. The Library is open to the College students and staff members only.
2. The librarian has the discretion to refuse admission to student(s) in the library.
3. Any issued book/s can be demanded back at any time.
4. Personal books, umbrella, stick, money- bag, mobile phones etc. are not allowed in the library.
These personal belongings are to be left outside the library at their own risk.
5. Students must carry their Identity Card with them whenever they enter the library. They can be
refused admission to the library if they fail to produce their identity card on demand.
6. Any misuse of the library facilities will be considered as a serious breach of discipline and the
Principal can take any action as is necessary.
7. The Principal may change any or all the library rules without any notice.
8. Students are expected to read notices issued by the Librarian from time to time. Ignorance will be
no excuse.
9. Students on leave must arrange for the return of books in time.
10. Entire library premises are a SILENCE ZONE.
11. Borrowers must ensure that book(s) which are not properly issued in their name are not to be
taken out of the library in any circumstances.
12. Membership is NOT TRANSFERABLE.
13. Book(s) once taken from the shelves should be left on the reading- table only.
14. Students are entitled to borrow four books. The books are issued for seven days only.
15. The rate of overdue charges will be Re 1/- per day per volume for 1st week. Rs 2/- per day per
volume for 2nd week and Rs 5/- per day per book thereafter.
16. Students may borrow books against the membership ID issued to them. Loss of library
documents should be immediately reported to the Librarian with the copy of an FIR lodged.
17. Books from the stock room may be retained for a period of one week. Borrowers must ensure
that the books borrowed by them are not spoiled, dog-eared, marked or otherwise mutilated.
18. Books lost or damaged shall have to be replaced or its double price shall be charged from the
borrower.
19. Reference books and “Not to be issued” books will not be issued.
NO BOOK(S) SHALL BE ISSUED AFTER THE LIBRARY CLEARANCE.
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FINANCIALAID AND AWARDS
Fee Concession: Limited Number of fellowships is available for needy and deserving students as
per the Delhi University rules. A student in need of financial assistance can contact the Convenor,
Students advisory and Public Relations committee of the College.
Scholarship: Meritorious students are awarded scholarships by the Delhi Government. Exact details can
be obtained from the College Office.
Deepika Wanganoo Memorial Prize: A prize of about Rs. 1000/- is given every year to the topper of
B. Sc (H) Electronics in the memory of one of our student Deepika.
Saurabh Grover Memorial Prize: A prize of about Rs. 1000/- is given every year to the topper of B. Sc
(H) Physics in the memory of one of our student Saurabh.
The Best Student Award(Male and Female): The college gives this award for the all round
performance of the final year student based on good academic performance and active participation
in co- curricular and extracurricular activities of the College.
Distinguished Alumnus Award: The College announces an award for distinguished
alumni each year from various Departments.
DISCIPLINE
Gender Sensitizing Committee/College Complaint Committee: The Gender Sensitizing committee
is constituted so as to evolve a mechanism for redressal of sexual harassment cases and other
acts of gender based violence. Any person aggrieved in this manner may fearlessly approach this
committee. This Committee also organizes lectures from field experts in order to promote a social
and psychological environment which will raise awareness about gender biased issues.
Ragging: Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. Anyone found guilty of ragging and/or abetting
ragging is liable to be punished appropriately. Disciplinary action will be taken by the Principal
against those who violate the rules of discipline under various University of Delhi Ordinances and
UGC regulations on curbing the menace of Ragging in higher education. Students and parents are
required to submit the affidavit as per Hon'ble Supreme Court guidelines. A copy is available in
the office and college website. A specimen is also available in the Prospectus.
Discipline: Every student must abide by the rules and regulations to maintain discipline in the College
and University. Gambling, Smoking, Drinking and other such practices are not allowed in the
college premises. Students are responsible for their conduct to the Principal and are prohibited
from doing anything, either inside or outside the college, which will amount to a breach of
discipline or inference in the discipline and normal working of the college.
Disciplinary
action may involve warning and/or suspension from classes, or from the
examinations, from college library or even from the college, or any such action as provided in
Ordinances XV (D), XV(C), XV (B), respectively, of the University of Delhi.
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ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE XV-B: Maintenance of Discipline among Students of the University
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All powers relating to discipline and disciplinary action are vested in the Vice chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor may delegate all or such powers as he/she deems proper to the Proctor and
to such other persons as he/she may specify in this behalf.
Without prejudice to the generality of power to enforce discipline under the Ordinance, the
following shall mount to acts of gross indiscipline:
(a) physical assault, or threat to use physical force, against any member of the teaching
and non-teaching staff of any Institution/Department and against any student within the
University of Delhi;
(b) carrying of, use of, or threat to use of any weapons;
(c) any violation of the provisions of the Civil Rights Protection Act, 1976;
(d) violation of the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the scheduled
castes and tribes;
(e) any practice-whether verbal or otherwise-derogatory of women;
(f) any attempt at bribing or corruption in any manner;
(g) wilful destruction of institutional property;
(h) creating ill-will or intolerance on religious or communal grounds;
(i) causing disruption in any manner of the academic functioning of the University system;
(j) ragging as per Ordinance XV-C.
Without prejudice to the generality of his/her powers relating to the maintenance of discipline
and taking such action in the interest of maintaining discipline as may seem to him/her
appropriate, the Vice-Chancellor, may in the exercise of his/her powers aforesaid order or direct
that any student or students(a) be expelled; or
(b) be, for a stated period rusticated; or
(c) be not for a stated period, admitted to a course or courses of study in a College,
Department or Institution of the University; or
(d) be fined with a sum of rupees that may be specified; or
(e) be debarred from taking a University or College or Departmental Examination or
Examinations for one or more years; or
(f) the result of the student or students concerned in the Examination or Examinations in
which he/she or they have appeared be cancelled.
The Principals of the Colleges, Heads of the Halls, Deans of Faculties, Heads of Teaching
Departments in the University, the Principal, School of Correspondence Courses and Continuing
Education and Librarian shall have the authority to exercise all such disciplinary powers over
students in their respective Colleges, Institutions, Faculties and Teaching Departments, in the
University as may be necessary for the proper conduct of the Institutions, Halls and teaching in
the concerned Departments. They may exercise their authority through, or delegate authority to,
such of the teachers in their Colleges, Institutions or Departments as they may specify for these
purposes.
Without prejudice to the powers of the Vice-Chancellor and the Proctor as aforesaid, detailed
rules of discipline and proper conduct shall be framed. These rules may be supplemented, where
necessary, by the Principals of Colleges, Heads of Halls, Deans of Faculties and Heads of Teaching
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Departments in this University. Each student shall be expected to provide himself/herself with a
copy of these rules.
At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign a declaration that on admission
he/she submits himself/herself to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Vice-Chancellor and the
several authorities of the University who may be vested with the authority to exercise discipline
under the Acts, the Statutes, the Ordinances and the Rules that have been framed there under by
the University.
ORDINANCE XV-C:Prohibition of and Punishment for Ragging
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Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited, within the premises of College/Department or
Institution and any part of Delhi University system as well as on public transport.
Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipline and shall be
dealt with under this Ordinance.
Ragging for the purposes of this Ordinance, ordinarily means any act, conduct or practice by
which dominant power or status of senior students is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled
or students who are in any way considered junior or inferior by other students and includes
individual or collective acts or practices which(a) involve physical assault or threat to use of physical force;
(b) violate the status, dignity and honour of women students;
(c) violate the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the scheduled castes
and tribes;
(d) expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self esteem;
(e) entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene behaviour.
The Principal of a College, the Head of the Department or an Institution, the authorities of
College, of University Hostel or Halls of Residence shall take immediate action on any information
of the occurrence of ragging.
Notwithstanding anything in Clause (4) above, the Proctor may also suo moto enquire into any
incident of ragging and make a report to the Vice-Chancellor of the identity of those who have
engaged in ragging and the nature of the incident.
The Proctor may also submit an initial report establishing the identity of the perpetrators of
ragging and the nature of the ragging incident.
If the Principal of a College or Head of the Department or Institution or the Proctor is satisfied
that for some reason, to be recorded in writing, it is not reasonably practical to hold such an
enquiry, he/she may so advise the Vice-Chancellor accordingly.
When the Vice-Chancellor is satisfied that it is not expedient to hold such an enquiry, his/her
decision shall be final. The relevant authority under Clause (7) disclosing the occurrence of ragging
incidents described in Clause 3 (a),(b)and(c) the Vice-Chancellor shall direct or order rustication of
a student or students for a specific number of years.
On the receipt of a report under Clause (5) or (6) or a determination by the relevant authority
under Clause (7) disclosing the occurrence of ragging incidents described in Clause 3(a),(b) and (c)
the Vice-Chancellor shall direct or order rustication of a student or students for a specific number
of years.
The Vice-Chancellor may in other cases of ragging order or direct that any student or students be
expelled or be not for a stated period, admitted to a course of study in a college, departmental
examination for one or more years or that the results of the student or students concerned in the
examination or examinations in which they appeared be cancelled.
In case any students who have obtained degrees of Delhi University are found guilty under this
Ordinance appropriate action under Statute 15 for withdrawal of degrees conferred by the
University shall be initiated.
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13.
For the purpose of this Ordinance, abetment to ragging whether by way of any act, practice or
incitement of ragging will also amount to ragging.
All institutions within the Delhi University system shall be ob1igated to carry out
instructions/directions issued under this Ordinance, and to give aid and assistance to the ViceChancellor to achieve the effective implementation of the Ordinance.
ORDINANCE XV-D : On Sexual Harassment
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2.
Short Title and Extent: The present ordinance is based on the Policy against Sexual Harassment by
the Delhi University and seeks to maintain and create an academic and work environment free of
sexual harassment for students, academic and non-teaching staff of the Delhi University. The
ordinance will also apply to outsiders and residents, on the Delhi University campus, to the extent
specified herein these rules and procedures.
Definitions:
(i) “Students.” includes regular students as well as current ex-students of Delhi University.
(ii) “Teaching staff” include any person on the staff of the Delhi University or any colleges
or institution affiliated to it,who is appointed to a teaching and/or research post, whether
full time, temporary, ad-hoc, part-time, visiting, honorary, or on special duty or
deputation and shall also include employees employed on a casual or project basis.
(iii) “Non-Teaching Staff.” includes any person on the staff of the Delhi University or of
any colleges or institutions affiliated to it, who is not included in the teaching staff. It
includes employees who are full-time, temporary, ad-hoc, part-time, visiting, honorary, or
on special duty or deputation, and employees employed on a casual or project basis.
(iv) “Member of the University. “includes all those included in categories (i)-(iii) above.
(v) “Resident.” includes any person who is a temporary or permanent resident of any of
the accommodations or premises allotted to an employee by the University of Delhi or by
any of its affiliated colleges or institutions.
(vi) “Outsider.” includes any person who is not a member of the University or a resident.
It also includes, but is not limited to, any private person offering residential, food and
other facilities to students, teaching staff or non-teaching staff of the Delhi University or
any college or institution affiliated to Delhi University.
(vii) “Campus.” includes all places of work and residence in the Delhi University or any
College or institutions affiliated to the Delhi University. It includes all places of instruction,
research and administration, as well as hostel, health centres, sports grounds, staff
quarters and public places (including shopping centres, eating places, parks, streets and
lanes) on the Delhi University campus or the campus of any college or institution affiliated
to the Delhi University.
(viii)”Sexual harassment” includes any unwelcome sexually determined behaviour,
whether directly or by implication and includes physical contact and advances, a demand
or request for sexual favours, sexually-coloured remarks, showing pornography or any
other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature.
Explanation: “Sexual harassment” shall include, but will not be confined to the following:
(a) When submission to unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favours, and
verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature are made, either implicitly or explicitly, a
ground for any decision relating to employment, academic performance, extracurricular
activities, or entitlement to services or opportunities at the Delhi University.
(b) When unwelcome sexual advances, and verbal, non-verbal and/or physical conduct
such as loaded comments, remarks or jokes, letters, phone calls or e-mail, gestures,
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exhibition of pornography, lurid stares, physical contact, stalking, sounds or display of a
derogatory nature have the purpose and/or effect of interfering with an individual’s
performance or of creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment.
(c) When a person uses, with a sexual purpose, the body or any part of it or any object as
an extension of the body in relation to another person without the latter’s consent or
against the person’s will, such conduct will amount to sexual assault.
(d) When deprecatory comments, conduct or any such behaviour is based on the gender
identity/sexual orientation of the person and/or when the classroom or other public
forum of the University is used to denigrade/discriminate against a person or create a
hostile environment on the basis of a person’s gender identity/sexual orientation.
Scope of the Ordinance:
This Ordinance shall be applicable to all complaints of sexual harassment made:
(i) by a member of the University against any other member of the University irrespective
of whether the harassment is alleged to have taken place within or outside the campus.
(ii) by a resident against a member of the University or by a member against a resident
irrespective of whether the sexual harassment is alleged to have taken place within or
outside the campus.
(iii) by an outsider against a member of the University or by a member of the University
against an outsider if the sexual harassment is alleged to have taken place within the
campus.
(iv) by a member of the University, against an outsider if the sexual harassment is alleged
to have taken place outside the campus. In such cases the Committee shall recommend
that the University college authorities initiate action by making a complaint with the
appropriate authority. Further the committee will actively assist and provide available
resources to the complainant in pursuing the complaint.
ORDINANCE VIII-E: Internal Assessment
1.1. The scheme for Internal Assessment shall be followed in the regular stream only, with exclusions as
per the Appendix of Information Bulletin of University of Delhi and is applicable to the
students admitted from the academic session 2003-04 onwards in both undergraduate and
postgraduate degree courses. This scheme of Internal Assessment shall not be applicable to the
School of Open Learning and Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board. The specific Ordinances
pertaining to schemes of examinations of various courses shall stand amended, mutatis mutandis,
to the extent of internal assessment as laid down in this Ordinance, subject to exclusions referred
to above.
1.2. Internal Assessment marks shall be shown separately in the Marks Sheet issued by the University
and thesemarks shall be added to the annual/semester examination marks for determining the
division of the student.
2.
25% of the maximum marks in each paper in undergraduate courses shall be assigned for Internal
Assessment and the remaining 75% marks for the annual/semester University Examination; the
time duration and other modalities of the annual/semester Examination with respect to this 75%
component shall remain as per existing schemes of examination for various undergraduate
courses.
2.1.1. For the Annual Examination Scheme, there shall be 10% weightage assigned to House Examinations
to be conducted by each college, for all subjects in B.A., B.Com. and B.Sc. courses and all papers of
the Main Subject in Honours courses. For the Semester Examination Scheme, there shall be 10%
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weightage assigned to Class Test(s)/Quiz(s) to be conducted by each college, for all subjects in B.A.,
B.Com. and B.Sc. courses and all papers of the Main Subject in Honours courses.
2.2.1. Each student shall be assessed on the basis of written assignments/tutorials as well as on the basis
of projectreports/term papers/seminars. There shall be 10% weightage for such written
assignment; and project reports/presentations/term papers/seminars. Each student shall be given
at least one written assignment per paper in each term / semester.
2.2.2. There shall be 5% weightage for regularity in attending lectures and tutorials, and the credit for
regularity in each paper, based on attendance, shall be as follows:
More than 67% but less than 70% - 1 mark
70% or more but less than 75% - 2 marks
85% and above - 5 marks
[Medical certificates shall be excluded while calculating credit towards marks to be awarded for
regularity, though such certificates shall continue to be taken into account for the purpose of
calculating eligibility to appear for examinations as per the existing provisions of Ordinance
VII.2.9.(a)(ii).]
3.
The promotion criteria shall be as per the existing Ordinances for University Examinations, as
applicable to respective courses. In addition, the same criteria shall apply to the total of the
University Examination and the Internal Assessment, taken together.
4.
Pass Percentage & Promotion Criteria
4.1.1 The minimum marks required to pass any paper in a semester shall be 40% in theory and 40% in
Practical, wherever applicable. The student must secure 40% in the End Semester Examination and
40% in the Total of End Semester Examination & Internal Assessment of the paper for both theory
& practical separately.
4.1.2 A student shall be eligible for promotion from 1st year to 2nd year of the course provided she/he
has passed50% papers of I and II semester taken together.
4.1.3 Similarly, a student (irrespective of Part I results) shall be eligible for promotion from 2nd year to
3rd year of the course provided she/he has passed 50% paper of III and IV semesters taken
together.
4.1.4 Students who do not fulfil the promotion criteria 4.1.2 & 4.1.3 above shall be declared fail in the
Part concerned. However, they shall have the option to retain the marks in the papers in which they
have secured Pass marks as per 4.1.1 above.
4.1.5 A student who has to reappear in a paper prescribed for Semester I/III V may do so only in the
semester examinations to be held in November/December. A student who has to reappear in a
paper prescribed for Semester II/IV/VI may do so only in the examination to be held in April/May.
4.2 Reappearance in passed papers:
4.2.1 A student may reappear in any theory paper prescribed for a semester, on foregoing in writing
her/his previous performance in the paper/s concerned. This can be done in the immediate
subsequent semester examination only (for example, a student reappearing in a paper prescribed
for Semester I examination, may do so along with subsequent Semester III examination and not
along with papers for Semester V).
4.2.2 A candidate who has cleared the papers of Part III (V & VI Semester) may reappear in any paper of V
or VI Semester only once, at the immediate subsequent examination on foregoing in writing her/his
previous performance the paper/s concerned, within the prescribed span period.
(Note: The candidate of this category will not be allowed to join any postgraduate courses)
4.2.3 In the case of reappearance in a paper, the result will be prepared on the basis of
candidate's current performance in the examination.
4.2.4 In the case of a candidate, who opts to re-appear in any paper/s under the aforesaid provisions, on
surrendering her/his earlier performance but fails to reappear in the paper/s concerned, the marks
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previously secured by the candidate in the paper/s in which she/he has failed to re-appear shall be
taken into account while determining her/his result of the examination held currently.
4.2.5 Reappearance in Practical examinations shall not be allowed.
4.2.6 A student who reappears in a paper shall carry forwarded the internal assessment marks, originally
awarded.
4.3 Division Criteria:
A student who passes all the papers prescribed for Semester I to Semester VI examinations would be
eligible for the degree. Such a student shall be categorized on the basis of the combined result of
Semester I to Semester VI examinations as follows:60% or more - First Division
50% more but less than 60% - Second Division
40% more but less than 50% - Third Division
5. In the case of a student who is selected as a member of the N.C.C. to participate in the annual N.C.C.
Camps or is deputed to undertake Civil Defence work and allied duties, or in the case of a student
who is enrolled in the National Service Scheme and is deputed to various public assignments by or
with the approval of the Head of the institution concerned, or a student who is selected to
participate in sports or other activities organized by the Inter-University Board or in national or
international fixtures in games and sports approved by the Vice- Chancellor, or a student who is
required to represent the University at the Inter-University Youth Festival, or a student who is
required to participate in periodical training in the Territorial Army, or a student who is deputed by
the College to take part in Inter-College sports, fixtures, debates, seminars, symposia or social work
projects, or a student who is required to represent the College concerned in debates and other
extracurricular activities held in other Universities or such other activities approved by the ViceChancellor, the following provision will apply :
5.1. A student in the categories listed above, will have to fulfil the requirement of written
assignments and projects/term papers/seminars/field-work with the flexibility, however, that
he/she may, if necessary, be allowed additional time for submission of written assignments.
5.2 A student in the categories listed above, who is unable to write the House Examination / Class
Test(s)/Quiz(s) on account of his/her participation in such aforesaid activities, may be assessed by
the College through an alternative mode. This may be done only in exceptional circumstances.
5.3 A student in the categories listed above, will get the benefit of attendance for Internal Assessment
for the classes missed as per the existing provisions of Ordinance VII.
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The University reserves the right to review, and if necessary moderate the marks in Internal
Assessment in any paper/ papers in any College/ Department.
The information provided here is to the best of our knowledge. For further information please refer to the University website
www.du.ac.in.
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ADMISSION RULES
1. The medium of instruction is English only for the admission forms.
2. Applicants selected for admission, will have to deposit the required fees by a crossed Bank
Draft/ Pay Order, drawn in favour of The Principal, Bhaskaracharya College of Applied
Sciences, from any Nationalised Bank payable at New Delhi.
3. Documents required at the time of Admission: Applicant selected for admission will be
required to submit the admission form alongwith the following certificates in
original along with their self-attested copies*
♦ Date of Birth Certificate (Class X) issued by the concerned board.
♦ Provisional Certificate class XII examination from the institution last attended, if Board
Certificate is not issued.
♦ Detailed marksheet of class XII & X examination issued by the relevant Board.
♦A recent Character Certificate from the Head of the institution last attended.
♦ Transfer Certificate from the School/College last attended and Migration Certificate from
Board/University (required from the students who have passed Senior Secondary Exam
from outside Delhi.)
♦ Certificate mentioning Hindi studied minimum upto class VIII.
♦ Certificate from the appropriate authority, in case the candidate belongs to anyone of the
reserved categories.
♦ Two thumb and three identical recent passport size coloured photographs.
♦ OBC candidate has to submit OBC(non creamy layer) certificate in the name of the
candidate.
*(If any false attestation/falsified records are detected, the student will be debarred from
attending any course in the University or its college(s) for next five years and in
addition, a criminal case under relevant section of IPC (viz. 470,471,474 IPC etc.) will be
instituted against him, to subject him to the requisite criminal proceeding)
4. Candidates having passed qualifying examination in a year other than 2013 (Gap year
Students) may be considered for admission in accordance with the existing rules of University of
Delhi. They will be required to produce a gap year affidavit to the following effect as
per the specimen available in the prospectus.
5. Candidate alongwith his/her parent or Guardian will be required to submit affidavit of antiragging as per the prescribed format available in the prospectus.
6. The College does not admit or re-admit the following category of students:
♦ Those who have not Passed Hindi up to class VIII, or do not qualify the Hindi test conducted by
University of Delhi, and have not passed in English subject in class XII examination
with minimum marks given in the eligibility criterion.
♦ Those who have got compartment in any one or two subject at the qualifying examination.
♦ Those whose results have been withheld in the class XII examination.
7. All the admissions are provisional, subject to the approval of University of Delhi.
8. The transfer from one course to another is ordinarily not allowed. However, if required, it may
be considered according to his/her academic merit and availability of seats in the
desired course.
9. A student may get his/her admission cancelled through an Admission Cancellation Form
available in the college office, in person only. No online request for the
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cancellation of admission will be entertained. Fee will be refunded by Cheque in the
name of the candidate only, as per the University rules given below.*
 If the withdrawal application is submitted in the College Office on or before the last date
of admission, a sum of Rs.250/- only will be deducted and rest of the fees will be
refunded by Cheque in due course of time.
♦ If the withdrawal application is submitted in the College Office on or before 31st July, 2014, a
sum of Rs.500/- only will be deducted and rest of the fees will be refunded by Cheque
in due course of time.
♦ If the withdrawal application is submitted in the College office on or before 16thAugust,2014,
a sum of Rs 1000/- only will be deducted and rest of the fees will be refunded by
Cheque in due course of time.
♦ If the withdrawal application is submitted in the College office after 16thAugust, 2014, No fee
will be refunded.
♦ In case of Self Financing Courses if a student withdraws on/before 16th August 2014, he/she
may be refunded the fees after deducting Rs.1000/-.
In case of cancellation of admission due to concealment/falsification of facts, submission of
false/fake certificate(s), providing misleading information by the student or for any
error/mistake on the part of student, no fee will be refunded.
In case, if a student provisionally admitted to a course on declaration of the result of
qualifying/compartmental examination becomes ineligible for admission and his/her
admission is cancelled, then full fee after deduction of Rs.1000/- will be refunded
provided that the application for refund of the same should be submitted in the same
financial year.
♦
Security Deposits/Caution money shall be refundable provided that the application for
refund of the same should be submitted within a period of one year from the date of
leaving the college.
* The withdrawal rules are subject to change without any information as per Delhi University
guidelines that are in force from time to time.
10. Original documents will be retained by the college for verification. In case a candidate
requires original certificates for a specific period (not more than two weeks), he/she
should meet the Admission Committee with a written request only on a
prescribed Performa available in the office along with the justification and proof for
the same.
11. The College reserves the right to cancel admission of any student without assigning any
reason thereof.
12. Personal presence of the candidate is necessary at the time of admission and cancellation of
admission.
13. Subject to availability of seats, admission will be made as per the University of Delhi
guidelines only.
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ADMISSIONS UNDER SPORTS QUOTA
Following games will be considered for admissions under sports quota
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Cricket
Basketball
Volleyball
Athletics
Table-Tennis
Badminton
Lawn-Tennis
Football
 A candidate who has a position in Nationals or represented the country in International
sports events affiliated to IOA in an individual events other than the sports mentioned above
may also apply.
The information regarding admission process (availability of forms, sports trial etc.) will be uploaded on
the college website. The information regarding admissions under sports quota is available on Delhi
University Sport Council Website.
RELAXATION AND RESERVATIONS
Admissionin there serve dcategory(ies) will be done as per the University of Delhi norms. Students who
get admission under open merit will not be included in the reservation quota.
SC/ST:The minimum eligibility requirement for SC/ST candidates will be that they must have passed the
qualifying examination. 22.5% of the total seats are reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled
Caste/ Scheduled Tribes, of which 15% seats are reserved for Scheduled Caste and 7.5% for Scheduled
Tribe candidates(interchangeable, if necessary).Relaxation to the extent of 5% in the minimum marks will
be given to candidates under this category.
OBC: To the extent of 10% relaxation in the minimum eligibility as prescribed for the general category
candidates shall be given to OBC students in the qualifying examination. 27% of the total seats are
reserved for candidates belonging to OBC Non-Creamy Layer.
The OBC status is to be determined on the basis of the Central list of OBCs.Studentsare required to
submit the OBC(Non-Creamy layer) certificate(in the name of the candidate).
Foreign Nationals: 5% seats are reserved for Foreign Nationals in first year of each course. Foreign
students seeking admission to various courses are required to register themselves with Foreign Students
Registry,Universityof Delhi,as per their norms.
Kashmiri Migrants:The wards of Kashmiri Migrants are required to register centrally to AcademicBranchI,University of Delhi as per their norms. A concession of maximum 10% in last cut-off marks fixed for
general category candidates shall be extended to candidates under this category.
Armed Forces: 5% seats are reserved for the children/ widows/ wives of the officers and Men of
armed forces including para-military personnel i.e (i) killed/disabled in an action during the
hostilities (ii) died /were disabled while on duty and gallantry awardees. A concession of 5% marks
in the minimum eligibility as prescribed for admission of general category candidates will be
extended to candidates under this category. At the time of admission, students are required to
produce Entitlement Card issued by the Record Officers of the Unit/Regiment of Armed
Personnel of the Armed Forces. They are required to register themselves with the University of
Delhi.
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Sports/ECA: Not more than 5% of the total number of seats may be filled on the basis of sports
and extra-curricular activities. The schedule of trials for admission in these categories will be notified
on the College notice board. Selection will be done as per the rules of University of Delhi.
Person With Disability (PwD): 3% of total seats are reserved for such candidates. (1%each for
persons with low vision or blindness, hearing impaired and loco motor disability or cerebral
palsy(interchangeable, if required).The PWD candidates with not less than 40% disability shall be given
a relaxation of upto 5% in the minimum eligibility in the qualifying examination. They should get
registered themselves at the office of the Dean Students' Welfare. Modalities of Delhi University will
be followed in this regard. Students are also required to submit a disability certificate issued by
Chief Medical Officer of a district/civil surgeon or any Govt. Hospital in the format as per Govt. of India
guidelines.
a) The certificate should be recent and valid on the date of admission. Diagnosis should be
written clearly in the certificate.
b) It should be signed by a board of 3 doctors with legible stamp indicating the name &
designation of the doctors.
c) The certificate should be countersigned by CMO/Medical Superintendent/with stamp
under the signature. Certificate should have photograph of candidate.
COLLEGEMAP
College is well connected by public transport viz; Delhi Metro and road transport (761,778,
721,801, 764, 727, RL77,etc.) from all parts of Delhi. The closest metro stations are Dwarka Mor or
Dwarka Sec.11(about 3 Km from the college) and connected through feeder and other
transport means.
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Details of the annual fees to be paid by the candidate seeking admission to various courses are as
per the details given below. The fee is required to be submitted via crossed DD/PO in favour of The
Principal, Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences only. The fee can also be deposited in CASH
at cash deposit counter in College. The fee structure given does not include the examination fee which
is to be submitted separately as per the University norms. Some changes may occur in the fee
structure so students should see the college Notice Board before payment of fee, if offered
admission.
FEESTRUCTURE
S.NoFeesHead
Amount (Rs.)
ACOLLEGE
Course
Fee(Annual)
1. (i)CourseFee(Onlyfor B.Sc.(H)PolymerScience&B.Sc.(H)BioMedicalScience)–
(ii)CourseFee(OnlyforB.Sc.(H)ComputerScience)B
2.Admission Fee(Onetime)
3.Tuition Fee
4.Magazine Fee
5.Library and Reading Room Fee
6.Identity Card Fee
7.Garden Fee
8. Water and Electricity Fee
9.Laboratory Fee
10.Computer Laboratory Fee
C
UNIVERSITYFEE(Annual)
11.University Enrolment Fee(onetime)
12.University Athletic Association Fee
13.University Cultural Activities Fee
14.University Development Fee
15.World University Service Fee
16.N.S.S.
17.Special University Fee
D
STUDENTS' FUND FEE(Annual)
18.Games and Sport sFee
19.Function and Cultural Activities, Seminar and Educational Tour Fee
20.Library & College Security Fee (Refundable) Onetime
21.Students' Aid Fund
23.Development Fund Fee
24. Alumni Fund Fee
25.Placement Brochure Fee
26. Club Membership Fee
27. Society Fee
B.Sc.(H)BiomedicalSciences/PolymerScience(A(i)+B+C+D)
B.Sc.(H)ComputerScience(A(ii)+B+C+D)
B.Sc.(H)Electronics/FoodTechnology/Microbiology/
Physics/Instrumentation(B+C+D)
:
:
10,000/15,000/-
-10/- 180/- 125/- 500/- 50/- 200/- 150/- 750/-250/-
- 200/- 50/- 5/- 600/- 5/- 20/- 10/-
- 200/- 750/- 1500/- 50/- 500/-100/-150/-100/-100/-
TotalRs.16555/TotalRs.21555/-
: TotalRs.6555/-
All the figures are in Indian Rupees
Fee Structure is temporary and any deviation should be settled by the student seeking admission.
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GENERAL FORMAT OF VARIOUS UNDERTAKING
Various undertakings formats are given below which are required to be submitted by the student
seeking admission at Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, at the time of admission on non
judicial stamp paper of Rs 10/- duly attested by Notary Public/ First Class Magistrate.
MANDATORY AFFIDAVIT TO BE PRODUCED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSIONS
It is mandatory as per Hon. Supreme Court & UGC/AICTE Regulations that all students fill in an AntiRagging Affidavit each year. To make the process easy MHRD has developed an ONLINE facility.
Affidavits can be obtained from any of the two web-sites:
WWW.ANTIRAGGING.IN
Or
WWW.AMANMOVEMENT.ORG
Gap Year Undertaking
All students who did not pass the qualifying examination for admission to the Ist year in
March/April 2013 must submit an undertaking at the time of admission in the following format.
I, <*name of the Candidate>, son/daughter of Shri<*name of the Father/Mother/Guardian>, R/O
<permanent address> do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on this day of <date> as under: 1. That I passed the <name of the qualifying examination> in <year> from <name of
institution with address>.
2. That I was preparing for <medical/engineering/other (provide detail)> competitive
entrance examination after passing the qualifying examination.
3. That I was not admitted to this course <name of the desired course seeking admission> in
any college of Delhi University after passing the qualifying examination.
4. That I was not involved in any criminal case, Police custody and no civil/ criminal case
pending against me in any police station/ court in state.
5. That it is my true statement. If at any time of point, any of my above statements are found
to be untrue, my admission to < name of the desired course seeking admission > shall be
cancelled.
Verification
Deponent
Verified at Delhi, on this day of <date> that the all contents of the above affidavit are true
and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Notary Public/ First class Magistrate (Stamp) In the presence of :
(Witness details)
Deponent
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OBC on Creamy Layer Certificate
1. I,
son/daughter
of
Shri
resident
of
village/town/city
district
state
hereby declare
that I belong to the
community which is recognized as a backward class by the
Government of India for purpose of reservation in services as per orders contained in Department of
Personnel and Training Office Memorandum No.36012/22/93-Estt.(SCT) dated 8.9.1993(available at
http://ncbc.nic.in/creamylayer.htm). It is also declared that I do not belong to persons/sections
(Creamy Layer) mentioned in Column 3 of the Schedule to the above referred Office Memorandum dated
8.9.1993.
2. My family's gross annual income is not Rs 4.5 Lakhs or above for a period of last three
consecutive years as per the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Department of
Personnel & Training Office Memorandum No. 36033/3/2004-Estt (Res) Dated October 14, 2008.
3. I also understand that, my admission is provisional and is subject to the community certificate
being verified through the proper channels. If the verification reveals that my claim to belong to Other
Backward Classes or not to belong to creamy layer is false, I will be terminated henceforth without
assigning any further reasons and without prejudice to such further action as may be taken under the
provisions of Indian Panel Code for production of false certificates
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ADMISSION COMMITTEE
Dr. N. S. Abbas and Dr.AmitKumar,CoConveners (9810861086 and 9868007267)
Biomedical Science:
Dr.Uma Chaudhary
9811746265
Computer Science:
Ms.ArtiDua
9810228096
Electronics:
Ms.Shweta Gupta
9891163321
Food Technology:
Dr.EramRao
9818881588
Microbiology:
Dr.RuchiGulatiMarwah
9871817295
Physics:
Mr.VikasTyagi
9718449166
Polymer Sciences:
Mr.SiddharthSirohi
9868898270
Instrumentation:
Dr.Geeta Bhatt
9810897367
ECA
Dr.VandanaBatra
Sports:
Dr.PawasGoswami
9810428467
9899293335
SPECIAL CATEGORIES(SC/ST/PWD) ADMISSION ENABLING COMMITTEE
Dr.Jitender Kumar,Convener
9910941616
Mr. Ramesh Kumar
9654271875
Dr.RanjeetS. Thakur
9818001146
Sh. VikasTyagi
9718449166
Dr.PurnimaAnand
9818563729
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE FOR REDRESSAL OF GRIEVANCES
(RELATED TO UNDER GRADUATE ADMISSION 2014-15)
Dr.InderbirKaur,Convener
9810681129
Dr.Geeta Bhatt
9810897367
Dr.Jitender Kumar
9910941616
Dr.VandanaBatra
9810428467
Dr. Uma Chaudhry
9811746265
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Dr. Vijay Nalla
9968126699
Ms. Manu Kataria
9311044179
Dr.MeenakshiGarg
9958415333
Dr. S.K. Shukla
9818487997
DISCIPLINE/PROCTORIAL COMMITTEE
Dr.AnandBharadvaj and Mr.Sandeep Kumar, Co-Convener
9810690359 and 9015864017
Dr.PawanDabas
9312219030
Mr.Bhavya Deep
9899075383
Dr.Geeta Bhatt
9810897367
Dr.ShaliniSehgal
9810586489
Dr.Jitender Kumar
9910941616
Dr.ShivaniVermani
9811328195
Dr.VijayaNalla
9968126699
Dr. S.K. Shukla
9818487997
Dr.Ragini Jindal
8826221626
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