INFORMATION BROCHURE

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DR. BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, AGRA

(FORMERLY AGRA UNIVERSITY)

SESSION 2013-14

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Web Site

: www.dbrau.ac.in)

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CONTENTS

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General Introduction

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Institutes and Departments of the University

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Important Informations

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Reservation Rule

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Courses of University

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About The University

Established in 1927 as Agra University and renamed in 1996 as Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University is one of the oldest Universities of India. It was established with the pioneering efforts of great educationists and social leaders like Col. A. W. Davis (who was its first Vice-Chancellor) Prof. Gokul Chand Ji, Devan Chand, Rai Bahadur Anand Swarup and Dr. L.P. Mathur. Initially the University functioned from Bharatpur House and finally its main office was established in its present building at Paliwal Park (then Hewlett Park) in 1934.

It was the fourteenth University of India and its jurisdiction was spread in United Provinces, Madhya Bharat and Rajputana. With development of higher education, 13 new Universities emerged out of this University. At present there are more than 200 regular and self-financed colleges affiliated to it. Prestigious and premier colleges of India like Agra College, RBS College, St. John’s College, S.N. Medical College are part of this University, which have produced a number of good educationists, doctors, engineers, scientists, politicians, artists, social leaders, administrators, since its very inception.

Through originally affiliating in nature, the University has, over the years, developed a sizable residential wing consisting of the following Institute and independent Teaching Departments:

1. Kanhaiya Lal Munshi Institute of Hindi Studies & Linguistics (1953) 2. Institute of Social Sciences (1953)

3. Institute of Home Science (1958) 4. Institute of Basic Sciences (1984)

5. Department of Library Science and Manuscriptology (1984) 6. Department of History (1985)

7. Department of Adult and Continuing Education & Extension (1989) 8. Department of Physical Education (1989)

9. Department of Contemporary Social Studies & Law : Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Chair (1993) 10. Seth Padam Chand Jain Institute of Commerce, Business Management & Economics (1993) 11. Dau Dayal Institute of Vocational Education (1994)

12. University Computer Centre (1994) 13. School of Life Sciences (1997)

14. Institute of Engineering and Technology (1998)

15. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Institute of Rural Development (1998) 16. Lalit Kala Sansthan (2000)

17. Institute of Computer and Information Science (2004) 18. Institute of Tourism and Management (2004)

For the last 85 years the University is actively engaged in the spread of knowledge and has established itself as center of excellence in higher education. The thrust is on good quality education and intense, intimate and interactive academic environment so as to produce quality citizens for the country. The University has established a good central library, a computer center with Internet facilities and other good infrastructural facilities. It has interaction with national laboratories, professional institutes of repute. In view of its popularity, a large number of foreign students are studying at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University. The University is bestowed with the dynamic and reformist stewardship of its Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Mohd. Muzammil who carries with him vast experience in the field of administration, teaching and research. He has visited a large number of countries and has a wide perception of educational scenario throughout the globe. He has already taken several steps towards academic and administrative uplift of the University.

With the cooperation of all the University is bound to scale new heights in the fields of higher education.

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INSTITUTES AND DEPARTMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

S. No. Name of the Institute/Department Telephone No.

1. K. M. Institute of Hindi & Linguistics (Paliwal Park Campus) 2855784

(i) Department of Indian Languages (Hindi etc.) (ii) Department of Linguistics (iii) Department of Foreign Languages (iv) Department of Oriental Classical Languages (Sanskrit etc.) (v) Department of Mass Communication and Journalism 2. Institute of Social Sciences (Paliwal Park Campus) 2853983

(i) Department of Sociology (ii) Department of Social Work (iii) Department of Statistics 3. Institute of Home Science (Khandari Campus) 2854465

(i) Department of Human Development and Family Studies (Child Development) (ii) Department of Food and Nutrition (Home Management) (iii) Department of Family Resource Management (iv) Department of Clothing and Textile (v) Department of Home Science Extension Education 4. Institute of Basic Sciences (Khandari Campus) (i) Department of Physics 2526548

(ii) Department of Chemistry 2527684

(iii) Department of Pharmacy 2522604

(iv) Department of Mathematics 2522420

5. Dau Dayal Institute of Vocational Education (Khandari Campus) 2850587

(i) Department of Instrumentation (ii) Department of Optical Instrumentation (iii) Department of Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management (iv) Department of Computer Applications 6. School of Life Sciences (Khandari Campus) (i) Department of Zoology 2526432

(ii) Department of Botany 2520405

(iii) Department of Environmental Studies 2523181

(iv) Department of Biotechnology 2526432

(v) Department of Biochemistry 2526432

(vi) Department of Microbiology 2526432

(vii) Department of Environmental Toxicology 2526432

(viii) Department of Forestry 2526432

7. Department of History (Paliwal Park Campus) 2524841

8. Department of Library and Information Science (Chhalesor Campus) 2602170

9. Seth Padam Chand Jain Institute of

Commerce, Business Management & Economics, (Khandari, Campus) 10. Department of Physical Education (Chhalesar Campus)

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11. Department of Contemporary Social Studies and Law (Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Chair, Paliwal Park Campus)

12. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Institute of Rural Development (Paliwal Park Campus)

13. Department of Adult and Continuing Education and Extension (Paliwal Park Campus)

14. Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management (Khandari Campus) 2521881 15. Lalit Kala Sansthan (Institute of Fine Arts)

(Civil Lines, Campus)

16. Institute of Engineering & Technology (Khandari Campus) 2522622

17. University Computer Centre, (Khandari Campus) 6540283

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Important Instruction for Candidates

Admission 2013 – 14

1. Candidates may note that any discrepancy regarding fee or eligibility criteria or any other due to printing or any other error will not provide any right to the candidate for admission to the particular Course. The candidate will be required to pay the actual fee applicable for the Course at the time of admission and the University will not be responsible for it in any case whatsoever. Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination before 2011 are not eligible for admission in any full time degree Course.

2. The applicant should ensure that he/she has correctly filled up the application form and the admit card and that he/she fulfils the eligibility criteria of the Course concerned. Admission shall be cancelled if the candidate is not found eligible even if he/she has appeared in the entrance test and declared successful or admitted.

3. Reservation rule for admission in all Courses shall be applicable as per Government rules.

4. A candidate is required to fill-up separate application form for each Course. Incomplete forms are liable to be rejected.

5. The entrance test wherever applicable will be of objective type. The admission to such Courses will be made on the basis of the merit of the entrance test conducted by the University.

6. The University reserves the right not to hold the entrance examination test or cancel and test for any specific Course without any prior notice. Candidates found using unfair means during admission test shall lose their candidature and shall be dealt with as per rules.

7. The University reserves the right not to start any self- financing Course if sufficient numbers of applications are not received. In such cases the fee of the applicant shall be refunded.

8. The fee may be changed at any times as per the guidelines or norms of the Hon'ble Court/Government/University without any prior information to the candidate and the same fee shall be binding on the candidate.

9. The fee of the candidate once admitted shall not be refunded. However any candidate requiring the refund should apply for cancellation of admission within a period of 10 days from the date of his/her admission and in such cases only 75% fee shall be refunded. The candidate in such a case should not have attended any classes.

10. After being admitted to any Course, if the candidate fails to submit his/her eligibility qualification certificate within the stipulated time his/her admission will be liable to be cancelled and the candidate shall be solely responsible for the same.

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11. If the candidate is admitted in one Course and is admitted in another Course too of the University. 75% fee deposited by him/her can be adjusted in the later Course in which he/she is admitted to.

12. Fee will not be deposited in cash, but is to be paid to the University in the form of a Demand Draft in Favour of "Finance Officer, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University”, payable at Agra.

13. The candidates who have appeared in the qualifying examination, but the result is awaited, may also apply. However, they have to submit the completion certificate within the stipulated time.

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Kanhaiyalal Munshi Institute of Hindi Studies & Linguistics –

K.M.I. (Estbd. In 1953)

The Institute is having following departments –

Department of Indian Languages (Hindi etc.) Department of Linguistics

Department of Foreign Languages

Department of Mass Communication and Journalism

D.Litt (Hindi)

Duration: Min. 1 Year Max. 7 Years Eligibility: The applicant must have secured at least 55% marks at the Master’s Degree in Sociology.

Ph D.

(Hindi, Linguistics, Sanskrit, Mass communication & Journalism)

Duration & Admission Process: New rules & regulations/ ordinances are awaited.

Department Of Indian Languages (Hindi Etc.)

M. Phil. (Hindi)

No. of Seat: 30 Duration: 1 Year (2 Semesters) Eligibility: The applicant must have secured at least 55% marks at the Master’s Degree in subject concerned.

Admission: Admission shall be made on the basis of merit/written test.

Course Structure

Semester-I

MP-01 Research Methodology MP-02 Literary theories & Discourse MP-03 OPTION- A Textual Criticism

OPTION-B Folklore

OPTION-C Media Writing

Semester - II

MP-04 Contemporary Hindi Literature MP-05 Research Course Writing MP-06 Dissertation

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M. A. (Hindi)

No. of Seat: 30

Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility:

B.A. (Hons.)/ B.A. under at Least 10+2+3 pattern securing a Minimum

of 45% Marks for General Category / OBC Category Students and Minimum of

40% Marks for SC/ST Category Students in the aggregate including all subjects

studied at B.A. Level except those subjects where only pass marks are required and

which do not contribute to the total in the final (Degree) mark sheet. The subject in

which the admission is sought must be a subject studied in all the three years at

B.A. level.

Admission:

Admission through Merit

Course Structure:

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Department Of Linguistics

M. A. (Linguistics)

No. of Seat: 30

Eligibility:

The applicant must have done B.A. in the relevant subject securing at

least 45% marks.

Admission:

Course Structure:

Semester I

M.A. LIN. Course-1: Introducing Language Sciences

M.A. LIN. Course-2: Introducing Phonetics and Phonology

M.A. LIN. Course-3: Introducing Morphological Analysis

M.A. LIN. Course-4: Sociolinguistics

Semester II

M.A. LIN. Course-5:

Corpus Linguistics and Quantitative Methods in Linguistics

M.A. LIN. Course-6: Generative Syntax - 1

M.A. LIN. Course-7: Introducing Semantics

M.A. LIN. Course- 8: Biolinguistics

Semester III

M.A. LIN. Course -9: Computational Linguistics

M.A. LIN. Course -10: Historical Linguistics

M.A. LIN. Course -11: Phonological Analysis

M.A. LIN. Course -12: Linguistic Typology

Semester IV

M.A. LIN. Course -13: Field Methods and Language Documentation

M.A. LIN. Course -14: Neurolinguistics and Language Disorders

M.A. LIN. Course -15: Viva-Voce

M.A. LIN. Course -16: Optional. Any one of the following:

1. Endangered languages. Issues and Perspectives

2. Pragmatics

3. Areal Linguistics

4. Language Politics and Planning in India

5. Grammatical Frameworks in NLP

6. Generative Syntax - 2

7. Logic and Natural Language Semantics

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No. of Seat: 30 Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility:

which do not contribute to the total in the final (Degree) mark sheet. The subject in

B.A. level.

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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY IN LANGUAGE (CPL)

Languages : Russian/ French/ German

No. of Seat: 50 in each language

Duration: 1 Year (2 Semesters)

Eligibility:

10+2 in any discipline

Admission:

Admission on merit basis / admission test.

Course Structure:

Semester I

C011 Course – I Text & Grammar – I

C012 Course – II Comprehension, Composition & Translation – I

C013 Course – III Introduction to Culture & Civilization

Semester II

C021 Course – I Text & Grammar – II

C022 Course – II Comprehension, Composition & Translation – II

C023 Course – III Oral Expression (Viva-Voce)

DIPLOMA IN HIGHER PROFICIENCY IN LANGUAGE

(DPL)

Languages : Russian/ French/ German

No. of Seat: 30 in each language

Eligibility: C

ertificate in the concerned language

Admission:

Course Structure:

Semester I

D011 Course – I Text & Grammar – I

D012 Course – II Comprehension, Composition & Translation – I

D013 Course – III Culture & Civilization

Semester II

D021 Course – I Text & Grammar – II

D022 Course – II Comprehension, Composition & Translation – II

D023 Course – III Oral Expression (Viva-Voce)

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DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND

JOURNALISM

PG DIPLOMA IN MASS COMMUNICATION (PGD-MC)

No. of Seat: 20

Eligibility:

Graduation in any discipline not less than 45 %.

Admission:

Course Structure:

The detailed Syllabus will be available in the department.

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INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (PALIWAL PARK)

The Institute consists of three departments with the following Courses:

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY:

1.

M.Phil. (Sociology)

2.

M.A. Sociology

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK:

1.

M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS:

1.

M.Phil. (Statistics)

2.

M. Stat. (Master of Statistics)

DEPARTMENT OF

SOCIOLOGY

M. Phil. (Sociology)

No. of Seat: 15

Eligibility:

The applicant must have secured at least 55% marks at the Master’s

Degree in Sociology.

Admission:

Admission shall be made on the basis of merit/written test. Up to 5

seats may be given by direct admission to permanent teachers of the affiliated

colleges of the University

(On the basis of their length of service in substantive

capacity).

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course1: Advanced Sociological Research

Course2: Recent Sociological Perspectives

Semester II:

Course3: Perspectives on Indian Society

Course4: Sociological Classics

Course5: Dissertation

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M. A. (Sociology)

No. of Seat: 30

Duration: 2 Years (4 semesters)

Eligibility:

which do not contribute to the total in the final (Degree) mark sheet. The subject in

B.A. level.

Admission:

Admission will be decided on the basis of merit.

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course – 101: General Sociology

Course – 102: Classical Sociological Theory

Course – 103: Sociology of Indian Society

Course – 104: Research Methodology

Semester

II

Course – 201: Modern Sociological Theory

Course – 202: Rural Sociology

Course – 203: Environment And Society

Course 204: Social Change And Development

Semester III

Course – 301: Sociology Of Population Studies

Course – 302: Political Sociology

Course – 303: Social Anthropology

Course –304: Sociology of Religion

Semester IV

Course – 401: Social Problems

Course – 402: Criminology

Course – 403: Industrial Sociology

Course – 404: VIVA-VOCE

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

Master of Social Work (M.S.W.)

No. of Seats: 45

Eligibility:

The applicant must have secured at least 50 % in the Bachelor’s /

Master’s degree courses, or a 3 years Law Graduate.

Admission:

All admissions to M.S.W. shall be made strictly in order of merit,

prepared on the basis of admission test of 100 Marks and Interview of 10 Marks.

The admission test will consist of following:

(i) Comprehension in English Language

25 marks

(ii) Arithmetical and Reasoning Ability

25 marks

(iii) Awareness of social, economic, cultural and political trends in India

50 marks

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course 1: Man and Society

Course 2: Psychology for Social workers

Course 3: Theory and Practice of Social work

Course 4: Field Work 1 – (Concurrent Field work: Observational Visits)

Semester II

Course 5: Social Disorganization

Course 6: Social Case work & Social Group Work

Course 7: Social Research

Course 8: Field Work – II (Concurrent Field Work: Method Oriented)

Semester III

Course 9: Social Policy and Administration

Course 10: Social Statistics and Computer Application

Course 11: (a) Agrarian Social Structure and Legislations

or

(b) Indian Labour Problems and Legislations,

or

(c) Indian Medical and Psychiatric Problems & Legislations

or

(d) Correctional Social Work

Course 12: Field Work – III (Concurrent Field Work: Placement in rural, labour,

medical, psychiatric field for administrative and specialized experiences of the field

Note:

If a Student opts to offer Course 11 (a) he will have to offer Course 14 (a);

similarly choices will be restricted for other optional Course e.g. 11(b) and 14(b),

11(c) and 14 (d).

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Semester IV

Course 13: Community Organization and Social Action

Course 14: (a) Rural Community Organization and Planning,

or

(b) Industrial Relations and Personal Management,

or

(c) Social Work in medical and Psychiatric Settings,

or

(d) Social Work in Correctional Settings.

Course 15: Project work and viva-voce Exam.

Course 16: Field Work –IV (Block Placement: Internship in an assigned agency in

the summer vacation for 90 days)

Course 17: Human Resource Management

Note:

The decision about a particular Course to be allowed to a student as optional

will be on the basis of merit.

Field Work – III and IV

Field work in third Semester shall aim at giving a greater insight to the

agency/agencies and affording them an opportunity of actual work experience.

However, field work of the fourth Semester will be in the nature of Block

Placement/Internship by placing the trainee in an agency for a period of not less

than 12 weeks (90 days) after fourth Semester examination.

Project Work:

It will spread over the second, third and fourth semester in a manner as follows:

Second Semester:

Formulation of the problem and all the preparatory work

Third Semester:

Collection of data and Analysis

Fourth Semester:

Report Writing: The student will be requires to submit the report by the end of

March.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

M.Phil (Statistics)

No. of Seats: 15

Eligibility:

The applicant must have secured Master’s Degree in Statistics with at

least 55% marks.

Admission:

Admission to M.Phil. will be made on the basis of merit/admission

test/ presentation.

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course 1: Probability Theory and Inference

Course 2: Optional

Semester II

Course 3: Optional

Course 4: Optional

Dissertation (Spread over both semesters)

M.Stat. (Master of Statistics)

No. of Seats: 25 Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility: A Bachelor’s Degree with Mathematics or Statistics as one of the subjects with at least 45% marks or Master’s Degree in Mathematics / Statistics with at least 45% marks.

Admission: Admission to M.Stat. (Master of Statistics)will be made on the basis of merit.

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course 1: Computer Science-I

Course 2: Real Analysis and Matrix Algebra

Course 3: Sampling Theory

Practical – 1: Based on above courses

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Semester II

Course 4: Estimation Theory

Course 5: Linear Estimation and Design of Experiments

Course 6: Probability and Distribution Theory

Practical – II: Based on course – 4-5

Semester III

Course 7: Testing of Hypothesis and Non-Parametric Tests

Course 8: Multi-variate Statistics and Sequential Methods

Course 9: Optional - 1

Practical – II: Based on course – 7-8

Semester IV

Course 10: Probability Limits Theorems and Stochastic Processes

Course 11: Computer Science - II

Course 12: Optional - II

Practical – IV: Based on Course-11 and Contingency Tables

Project Work:

Spread over II, III and IV Semesters

Comprehensive Viva-voce:

Based on the courses of all the four semester

Examination

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INSTITUTE OF HOME SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF HOME SCIENCE (B.H.Sc.)

No. of Seats: 120 Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)

Eligibility:

Candidates who have passed (with at least 45% marks) Intermediate

examination in Arts or Science group A & B only from recognized board.

Admission:

On the basis of academic merit only

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course I

Applied Mathematics

Course II Health and Microbiology Course III Sociology

Course IV Chemistry

Course V Gardening (Botany) Course VI Economics

Course VII Psychology

Semester II

Course

VIII Environmental Studies

Course IX Applied Chemistry Course X Physiology

Course XI Family Finance Management (FRM-I) Course XII Horticulture

Course XIII Marriage and Family (HDFS-I) Course XIV Physics

Semester III

Course XV Household Chemistry

Course XVI Consumer Education (FRM-II) Course XVII Food Science (FN-I)

Course XVIII Human Development-I (HDFSII)

Course XIX Extension Education and Community Development (EEI) Course XX Textile Study (TCI)

Semester IV

Course XXI Biochemistry

Course XXII Early Childhood Education (HDFS III) Course XXIII Human Nutrition & Dietetics (FN-II)

Course XXIV Concepts and Principles of Home Management (FRM-II) Course XXV Textile Care & Basic Clothing Construction (TC-II)

Course XXVI Teaching Methods and Media (EE-II)

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Semester V

Course XXVII Human Development-II (HDFS-IV)

Course XXVIII Diet Therapy (FN-III) Course XXIX Family Housing (FRM-IV) Course XXX Children Clothing (TC-III)

Course XXXI Programme Planning for Family Development (EE-III)

Semester VI

Course XXXII Children with Special Needs (HDFS-V)

Course XXXIII Applied and Community Nutrition (FN-IV)

Course XXXIV Interior Designing and Home Furnishing (FRM-V) Course XXXV Family Clothing (TC-IV)

Course XXXVI Communication Process & Adoption (EE-IV)

MASTER OF HOME SCIENCE (GENERAL)

M. H. Sc. (Gen)

No. of Seats:

25

Duration:

2 Years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility:

A candidate who has passed (with at least 50% marks) Bachelor of

Home Science (T.D.C.) Examination of this University or of any other University,

as equivalent there to, may be admitted to first Semester of Master of Home

Science. 20 percent seats at postgraduate level are allotted to the candidate

belonging to other Universities (Not more than one student from one university).

Admission of the outside student is made on reciprocal recognition of the degree.

Admission:

On the basis of academic merit and written test

Course Structure

Semester I

Course - I Nutritional Biochemistry I

Course - II Rural Sociology

Course - III Advanced Physiology

Course - IV Research Methodology

Semester II

Course - V Advanced Textile Science

Course - VI Consumer Education

Course - VII Advanced Human Development (HFS-I)

Course - VIII Economics

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Semester III

Course - IX Methods of Studying Human Development.(HFS II)

Course - X Time and Energy Management (FRM-II)

Course - XI Institutional Management (F.N.I)

Course - XII Indian Socio-economic Environment: Development Perspectives

Semester III

Course - XIII Dress Designing (T.C.II)

Course - XIV Advanced Food Science (F.N. II)

Course - XV Study of Family & Science

Course - XVI Communication Process and Adoption Communication

MASTER OF HOME SCIENCE (SPECIALISATION)

M.H.Sc.(SP.)

(Human Development, Home Science Extn. Education, Food & Nutrition)

No. of seats:

3 each

Specialization Duration:

2 Years (4 semesters)

Total Seats: 09

Eligibility:

A Candidate who has passed (with at least 50% marks) Bachelor of

Home Science (TDC) Examination of this University or any other University,

equivalent there to , is eligible to appear for admission test.

Admission:

Admission to M.Sc. H.Sc.is done on the basis of admission test and

academic merit only. 09 seats of specialization shall be filled from the list of 34

successful candidates on the basis of academic merit and written test.

Group A: Human Development & Family Studies

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course I

Fundamentals of Computers and Introduction to Information Technology

Course II Maternal and Child Nutrition

Course III Advanced Physiology

Course IV Infant Development and Stimulation [HDFS-VI]

Course V Research Methodology I

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Semester II

Course VI Advanced Human Development [HDFS-VII]

Course VII Theories of Human Development [ HDFS-VIII]

Course VIII Advanced Food Science

Course IX Research Methodology II

Course X

Semester III

Course XI Methods of Studying Human Development [HDFS-IX]

Course XII Women Studies [HDFS-X]

Semester IV

Course XIII Principles of Preschool Education [HDFS-XI]

Course XIV Study of Family and Society [HDFS-XII]

Course XV Dissertation

Group B: Food & Nutrition

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course I

Course II

Maternal and Child Nutrition [FN V]

Course III

Advanced Physiology

Course IV

Nutritional Biochemistry I

Course V

Research Methodology I

Semester II

Course VI Advanced Human Development

Course VII Nutritional Biochemistry II

Course VIII Advanced Food Science [FN VI]

Semester III

Course X Fundamentals of Computers and Introduction to Information Technology

Course XI Advanced Nutrition [FN VII]

Course XII Institutional

Management [FN VIII]

Semester IV

Course XIII Advanced Dietetics [FN IX]

Course XIV Food Processing and Preservation [FN X]

Course XV Dissertation

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GROUP ‘E’ -- EXTENSION EDUCATION

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course I

Course II Indian Socio-economic Environment: Development Perspectives [EE-V]

Course III Participatory Program Management [EE-VI]

Course IV Journalism Techniques [EE-VII]

Course V Research Methodology I

Semester II

Course VI Training & Development [EE-VIII]

Course VII Extension Organization and Administration [EE-IX]

Course VIII Sustainable Development: Initiatives and Approaches [EE-X]

Semester III

Course X Fundamentals of Computers and Introduction to Information Technology

Course XI Media Planning and Evaluation [EE-XI]

Course XII Women Studies

Semester IV

Course XIII

Gender Sensitization for Empowerment [EE-XII]

Course XIV

Entrepreneurship Development [EE-XIII]

Course XV

Dissertation

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INSTITUTE OF BASIC SCIENCES

The Institute consists following Departments with the following Courses: (1) Department of Chemistry

(i) M. Phil. (Chemistry) (ii) M. Sc.(Chemistry)

(2) Department of Physics

(i) M. Phil. (Physics)

(3) Department of Mathematics

(i) M. Phil. (Mathematics) (ii) M.A./M.Sc (Mathematics)

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

M. Phil. (Chemistry)

No. of Seat: 15 Duration: 1 year (2 Semesters) Eligibility:

(a) Master’s degree with at least 55% marks and

(b) Either 55% marks in B Sc and second class in intermediate or 55% marks in each of these two examinations separately or 55% marks in aggregate of intermediate and B Sc examinations.

Admission: The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test/merit. Provided further that the above mentioned qualifications may be relaxed by admitting authority in respect of a confirmed teacher of any degree college of this University. The M. Phil programme shall consist of two semesters. The first semester shall have six theory Course which will be common to all the M. Phil students. The second semester shall have two compulsory Courses and four elective Courses. Besides these Courses, there will be periodical tests, seminars, dissertation and viva- voce examination.

Course Structure: Semester I

Course -

I Human Resource Management and Personality Development

Course -

II Computer Application

Course -

III Applications of spectroscopy to inorganic chemistry

Course -

IV Application of spectroscopy to organic chemistry

Course -

V Analytical methods Three Seminars

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Semester II

Course -

I Analytical methodologies

Course -

II Research methodologies Review article

Dissertation Grading

Viva- voce Examination Approved, Revision, Disapproved Test of Course I and II

Seminar on review article

Note: Each candidate will submit a review article assigned by the Head and a dissertation on a topic approved by M.Phil. Committee at the end of the session.

M.Sc. (Chemistry)

No. of Seats: 15

Duration: 4 Semesters

Eligibility:

B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum

40% Marks for SC/ST Category Students in the aggregate in Science subjects

(considering all the three years of B.Sc. Course). The subject in which admission is

sought must be Hons. Subject at B.Sc. (Hons.) level/a subject studied in all the three

parts at Graduate level.

Admission: The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test / Interview

Course Structure: SEMESTER I

Course -

101 - Computers for Chemistry

Course -

102 - Inorganic Chemistry

Course -

103 - Organic Chemistry

Course -

104 - Physical Chemistry – I

Course -

105 – PRACTICAL :-

(A) Inorganic Chemistry (B) Organic Chemistry (C) Physical Chemistry (D) Viva – Voce & Record

SEMESTER II

Course -

201 - Group Theory and Spectroscopy

Course -

202 - Coordination Chemistry

Course -

203 - Bioorganic Chemistry

Course -

204 - Physical Chemistry – II

Course -

(A) Inorganic Chemistry

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(B) Organic Chemistry (C) Physical Chemistry (D) Viva – Voce & Record (E) Seminar

SEMESTER III

Course -

301 - Organometallic Chemistry

Course -

302 - Stereochemistry and Photochemistry

Course -

303 - Physical Chemistry – III

Course -

304 - Analytical Chemistry

Course -

(A) Inorganic Chemistry (B) Organic Chemistry (C) Physical Chemistry (D) Viva – Voce & Record

SEMESTER IV

Course -

401 – Selected topics in Inorganic Chemistry

Course -

402 – Spectroscopy and Chromatographic technique

Course -

403 – Physical Chemistry – IV

Course -

404 – OPTIONAL COURSE :- (A) Selected topics in Inorganic Chemistry

(B) Selected topics in Organic Chemistry (C) Selected topics in Physical Chemistry (D) Selected topics in Analytical Chemistry

Course -

(A) Experiments of Course 404 (B) Seminar

(C) Viva – Voce & Record

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

M.Phil. (Physics)

No. of Seats: 15 Duration: 1 year (2 Semesters)

Eligibility: The Minimum qualification for the admission to an M.Phil. Course shall be:

(a) M.Sc. Physics/Electronics and Computational Physics/Applied Physics with at least

55% marks, and

(b) Either 55% marks in B.Sc. (10+2+3) or second division in intermediate or 50% marks

in each of the two examinations separately.

Admission: The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test / Academic Record/Admission Test Guidelines.

Course Structure:

Semester I

Course 1: Research Methodology Course 2: Computer Applications Course 3: Satellite Communication Course 4: Seminars

Semester II

Course 2.1: Condensed Matter Physics Course 2.2: Optoelectronics

Course 2.3: Nanotechnology Course 2.4: Seminars

In addition, there shall be seminars and dissertation work.

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

M.Phil. (Mathematics)

No. of Seats: 15 Duration: 1 year (2 Semester) Eligibility: The minimum qualification for the admission to an M.Phil Course shall be

1. Master’s Degree in the relevant subject with at least 55% marks (or an equivalent

grade) or an equivalent foreign degree and

2. Either 50% marks in B.Sc. and second class in aggregate of these two examinations

separately.

3. The admission to M.Phil (Mathematics) shall be open to students who have done post

graduation in any branch of Mathematical Science (Mathematics/Statistics/Operation Research/Computer Science/Computer Applications)

Admission: The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test provided further that the above mentioned qualifications may be relaxed by the admitting authority in respect of a confirmed teacher of institutes and the University.

Course Structure: Semester I

MP- 1: Theory of Biocomplex Numbers

MP- 2: Mathematical Modeling

MP- 3: Stochastic Processes

MP- 4: Computational Fluid Dynamics

MP-5: Seminar

Semester II

Any two of the following:

1. Algebraic Cryptography 2. Biocomplex Analysis 3. Queueing Theory 4. Mathematical Biology 5. Reliability Theory 6. Fuzz Mathematics 7. Financial Mathematics 8. Differential Mathematics 9. Coding Theory 10. Optimization Techniques 11. Wavelet Analysis 12. Advanced Topology 13. Neural Networks 14. Theory of Computing 15. Software Reliability 16. Digital Image Processing 17. Inventory Models

18. Graph Theory

19. Computer Communication Networks

In addition, there shall be seminars and dissertation work.

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M.Sc (Mathematics)

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility:

B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum

parts at Graduate level.

Admission: The selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of written test/merit.

Course Structure

Semester

I

Course -

101 : Algebra

Course -

102 : Real Analysis

Course -

103 : Ordinary Differential Equations

Course -

104 : Operations Research

Course -

105 : Viva - Voce

Semester

II

Course -

201 : Inventory and Queueing Models

Course -

202 : Fluid Mechanics

Course -

203 : Differential Equations

Course -

204 : Complex Analysis

Course -

205 : Viva - Voce

Semester

III

Course -

301 : Topology

Course -

302 : Fuzzy Mathematics

Course -

303 : Computational Numerical Method

Course -

304 : Elective (any one of the following) (a). Riemannian Geometry and Tensor Analysis

(b). Financial Mathematics

(c). Computational fluid Dynamics (d). Bio-Mathematics

(e). Mathematical Modelling

Course -

305 : Practical / Viva - Voce

Semester IV

Course -

401: Functional Analysis

Course -

402: Discrete Mathematical Structure

Course -

403: Space Dynamics

Course -

404: Elective (any one of the following) (a). Integral Equation and Calculus of Variation

(b). Coding Theory (c). Special Functions

(d). Theory of Bicomplex Numbers

Course -

405: Viva - Voce

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DAU DAYAL INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Institute is running the following Courses:

Vocational Courses- UGC Sponsored

(i) B.Com. (Vocational)

(ii) B.Sc. (Vocational)

B.Com. & B.Sc. (Vocational)

No. of Seats: 60 in each course Duration: 3 years (6 Semesters)

Eligibility:

Intermediate (10+2) with appropriate subjects or an equivalent.

B.Com. (Voc.)

(i)

Advertising, Sales Promotion & Sales Management

(ii)

Business Administration

(iii)

Applied Business Economics

(iv)

RastriyaGaurav

(v)

Environmental Studies

B.Sc. (Voc.) Computer Application with:

(i)

Instrumentation

(ii)

Mathematics

(iii)

RastriyaGaurav

(iv)

Environmental Studies

B.Sc. (Voc.) Instrumentation with:

(i)

Computer Application

(ii)

Mathematics

(iii)

RastriyaGaurav

(iv)

Envronmental Studies

B.Sc. (Voc.) Optical Instrumentation with:

(i)

Computer Application

(ii)

Mathematics

(iii)

RastriyaGaurav

(iv)

Envronmental Studies

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B.Com. (Vocational)

Course Structure: Semester I

Subjects: Advertising

Course- 1 Marketing Communication- 1

Course –2 Retail Management

Course- 1 Principles of Management- I

Course –2 Materials Management and Stores Control

Course- 1 Statistical Methods- I

Course –2 Business Economics- I

Semester II

Course- 3 Advertising

Course –4 Retail Market Strategy

Course- 3 Personal Management

Course –4 Business Law

Applied Business Economics

Course- 3 Statistical Methods- II

Course –4 Indian Financial System

Semester III

Course- 5 Advertising Media

Course –6 Merchandise Management

Course- 5 Financial Account

Course –6 Management Information System

Course- 5 Business Economics

Course –6 Business Finance- I

Semester IV

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Course- 7 Personal Selling and Salesmanship

Course –8 Retail Store Management

Course- 7 Commercial Arithmetic- I

Course –8 Commercial Arithmetic- II

Course- 7 Emerging Issued of Industry

Course –8 Business Finance- II

Semester V

Subjects: Advertising

Course- 9 Management of the Sales force

Course –10 Legal and Ethical Issues in Retailing

Course- 9 Management Accounting

Course –10 Government & Business

Course- 9 Research Methodological Management

Course –10 Public Finance

Semester VI

Subjects: Advertising

Course- 11 Major Project based on Entrepreneurship Development

Course –12 Entrepreneurship Development

Course- 11 Company Accounts

Course –12 Government of Business

Course- 9 Statistical Methods- III

Course –10 Financial Management

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B. Sc. (Vocational)

Course Structure: Semester I

Subjects: Computer Application

Course- 1 Fundamentals of Computers

Course –2 Programming Concept using C

Lab I: Computer Application (Based on above subjects)

Instrumentation

Course- 1 Instrument Mechanism

Course –2 Metrology

Lab I: Mechanical Instrumentation Lab

Optical Instrumentation

Course- 1 Geometrical optics and optical components

Course –2 Wave Optics

Lab I: Basic experiments and measurements in optics

Mathematics

Course–1 Algebra, Matrices, Trigonometry

Course –2 Differential Calculus &Real Analysis

Semester II

Course- 3 Operating System

Course –4 Data Structure

Lab II: Computer Application (Based on above subjects)

On Job Training - I

Instrumentation

Course- 3 Mechanical Measurements

Course –4 Basic Electronics

Lab II: Electronics Lab

On Job Training - I

Course- 3 Optical Workshop Technology

Course –4 Optomechanical Design& Tutorials

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Lab II: Engineering Drawing and Mechanical /Basic optical workshop

Report: On the job training - I

Mathematics

Course- 3 Integral calculus and Differential equations

Course –4 Co-ordinate Geometry of Three Dimension and Vector Calculus

Foundation Course

Semester III

Course- 5 DBMS- I (Data Base Management System- I)

Course –6 OOP’s using ‘C++’

Lab III: Computer Application (Based on above subjects)

Instrumentation

Course- 5 Digital Electronics

Course –6 Microprocessor

Lab III: Digital and Microprocessor Lab

Course- 5 Light source and illumination Engineering.

Course –6 Basic Optical Instruments

Lab III: Optical workshop and mini project

Mathematics

Course- 5 Mathematical Statistics

Course –6 Numerical Analysis

Semester IV

Course- 7 DBMS- II(Data Base Management System- II)

Course –8 System Analysis & Design

Lab IV: Computer Application (Based on above subjects)

On Job Training - II

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Instrumentation

Course- 7 Optical Instrumentation

Course –8 Vacuum Instrumentation

Lab IV: Optics and Vacuum lab

On Job Training - II

Course- 7 Projection and Photographic optics

Course –8 Ophthalmic Optics & Optical Metrology

Lab IV: Ophthalmic optics and Photographic Processing

Report: On the job training- II

Mathematics

Course- 7 Mechanics

Course –8 Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms

Semester V

Course- 9 Computer Network

Course –10 VB6.0 (Visual Basic Programming)

Lab V: Computer Application (Based on above subjects)

Instrumentation

Course- 9 Transducers and Signal Conditioning

Course –10 Instrumentation Systems

Lab V: Transducers and Biomedical Lab

Optical Instrumentation

Course- 9 Lasers and Advanced Instrumentation

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Course- 10 Fiber Optics and Optoelectronics Instrumentation

Lab V: Advance optical Instruments Lab

Mathematics

Course- 9 Hydro Dynamics and Partial Differential Equations

Course –10 Mathematical Programming

Semester VI

Course- 11 Major Project

Course –12 Management Information System

Instrumentation

Course –12 Entrepreneurship Development

Course –12 Quality control Production planning, Prospects and

Entrepreneurship Development

Mathematics

Course- 11 Project Viva

Course –12 Graph Theory

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SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES

The school consists of eight departments with the following Courses:

1. Department of Zoology:

M.Sc,M.Phil.,and Ph.D.

2. Department of Botany:

M.Sc., M.Phil., and Ph.D.

3. Department of Environmental Studies:

M.Sc. and Ph.D.

4. Department of Biotechnology:

M.Sc. and Ph.D.

5. Department of Biochemistry:

M.Sc. and Ph.D.

6. Department of Microbiology:

M.Sc. and Ph.D

7. Department of Forestry:

M.Sc. and Ph.D

8. Department of Environmental Toxicology:M.Sc. and Ph.D

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

M.Phil. (Zoology)

No. of Seats: 15 Duration: 1 year (2 Semesters)

Eligibility: The minimum qualification for admission to an M.Phil. Course will be: 1. Master’s degree in subject concerned with above 55% marks and

2. Either an average of 55% marks in two examinations prior to Master’s Degree i.e. Intermediate/Higher Secondary and Bachelor’s Degree Examination counted together or 50% marks in each of the above two examinations separately.

Admission: The selection of candidate will be made on the basis of written test/merit.

Course Structure: Semester: I

Course- I: Instrumentations Course- II: Biostatistics

Course- III: Research Techniques

Semester II

Course- IV: Any one of the following: 1 . Toxicology

2. Environmental Pollution 3. Endocrinology

Course- V: Methods in Dissertation thesis writing, scientific report & project formulation connected with the Dissertation Viva-Voce topic of dissertation

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M.Sc. (Zoology)

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility:

B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum

Admission: On the basis of merit/Written Test.

Course Structure: Semester -I

Course -

I : Structure and functions in Invertebrates Course II : Structure and functions in Invertebrates Course III : Ethology, Microbiology -

Practical : Practical based on the above syllabus -

Semester -II

Course I : Cell Biology & Genetics -

Course II : Environmental Biology, Toxicology Course III : Tools & Techniques: Biostatistics Practical : Practical based on the Course I – III

Semester - III

Course I : Biotechnology, Molecular Biology -

Course II : Comparative anatomy of vertebrates and Development Biology Course III : Animal Physiology & Biochemistry

Practical : Practical based on the Course I – III

Semester- IV: (OPTIONAL) GROUP-A ENTOMOLOGY

Course I : Morphology & Anatomy of Insects Course II : Physiology, Development & Ecology

Course III : Systematic, Structure & Applied Entomology Practical : Practical based on the Course I – III

OR

GROUP-B ICHTHYOLOGY AND FISHERIES

Course I : Systematic and Morphology of Fish. Course II : Physiology and Embryology

Course III : Aquaculture and Fisheries Management Practical : Practical based on the Course I-III

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OR

GROUP-C WILD LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Course I : Wild Life and Ecology

Course II : Environmental aspects of Wild Life and Biodiversity Course III : Wild Life Values & Wild Life Management

Practical : Practical based on the Course I-III

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

M.Phil. (Botany)

No. of Seats: 15

Duration: 1 year (2 Semesters)

Eligibility:

The minimum qualification for admission to an M.Phil. Course will be :

1. Master’s degree in subject concerned with above 55% marks and

2. Either an average of 55% marks in two examination prior to Master’s degree i.e.

Intermediate/Higher Secondary and Bachelor’s Degree examination counted

together or 50% marks in each of the above two examinations separately.

Admission:

The selection of candidate will be made on the basis of written

test/merit.

Course Structure:

Semester-I

Course- I: Research Methodology (Compulsory)

Any one of the following Course

Course- II: Plant Biochemistry

Course- III: Reproductive Biology and Principles of Plant Breeding

Course- IV: Plant Morphogenesis

Semester - II

Course- V: Biostatistics (Compulsory)

Any one of the following Course

Course- VI: Cytology and Molecular Biology

Course- VII: Environmental Biology

Course- VIII: Applied Microbiology

Project Report / Dissertation:

Each student will be required to complete 4 Courses, 2 Courses in the First

Semester and 2 Courses in second Semester in addition to submission of a project

Report/ Dissertation.

Every student will have to take up an excursion in First Semester. Each student will

have to give at least one seminar talk pertaining to his dissertation and attend at

least six seminars held in the Department before submitting his dissertation.

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M.Sc. (Botany)

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters)

Eligibility:

B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc. under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum

Admission: Admission will be made on the basis of written test/merit

Course Structure Semester- I

Course 101 – Cell & Molecular Biology Of Plants

Course 102 – Biology And Diversity Of Algae, Bryophytes And Pteridophytes

Course 103 - Biology And Diversity Of Viruses, Bacteria And Fungi

Course 104 - Cytology And Genetics

Course 105 – Practical (Based On Course 101 – 104)

Semester-II

Course 201 - Cytogenetics And Plant Breeding

Course 202 - Biology And Diversity Of Gymnosperms

Course 203 - Taxonomy Of Angiosperms

Course 204 - Plant Physiology And Metabolism

Semester -III

Course 301 - Plant Development

Course 302 - Plant Reproduction

Course 303 - Plant Ecology

Course 304 - Plant Resources Utilization And Conservation

Semester -IV

Course 401 -Biostatistics And Computer Application

Course 402 - Molecular Biology And Genetic Engineering

Course 403 – Biotechnology Of Plants

Course 404 –

Elective Courses (Any One Of These)

1. Algal Biotechnology

2. Limnology

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3. Microbial Ecology

4. Industrial Microbiology

5. Microbial Genetics

6. Integrated Pest Management : Concepts And Applications

7. Seed Pathology

8. Lichenology

9. Biology Of Bryophytes

10. Reproductive Biology

11. Weed Biology

12. Population Biology

13. Forestry Biology

14. Biosystematics

15. Molecular Biology And Biotechnology

16. Palaeobotany

17. Plants And Society

18. Advanced Plant Physiology And Biochemistry

19. Crop Genetics And Plant Breeding

20. Plant Tissue Culture

21. Stress Biology

22. Plant Genomics And Proteomics

23. Photochemistry

24. Arboriculture

25. Plant Protection Plant Propagation : Concepts And Application

26. Ethan Botany

27. Applied Mycology

28. Molecular Plant Pathology

29. Plant Protection

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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc.) IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility:

The minimum qualification for admission to the Master’s Course in Environmental Science shall be:

(a) Bachelor’s degree with 50% marks in aggregate with Chemistry/ Zoology/ Botany/ Forestry/Environmental Science as one of the subjects.

(b) Bachelor’s degree in any one of the following: Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biomedical Science, Biochemistry, Life Science and Home Science with 50% marks in aggregate will also be eligible.

(c) Either an average of 55% marks in two examinations prior to the Bachelor’s degree i.e. High School and Intermediate and Bachelor’s degree examinations counted together or

50% marks in each of the above examinations separately. (d) B.Sc.(Honors School) in any one of the following: Environmental Science,

Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Physics, Forestry, Home Science and Chemistry with 50% marks in aggregate will also be eligible.

Admission: On the basis of written test, academic record and interview. The admission test shall be of B.Sc. standard.

Course Structure:

Semester-I

Course-I---Ecology and Sustainable Development

Course-II --Environmental Pollution Course-III --Meteorology : Tools and Techniques

Practical’s of the Three Courses

Semester - II

Course-IV--Environmental Chemistry Course-V--Earth Processes and Soil Sciences Course-VI--Energy and Environmental Policy Practical’s of the Three Courses

Semester - III

Course-VII--Water Resources and Marine Environment Course-VIII--Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Course-IX--Environmental Biostatistics and Modelling

Practical’s of the Three Courses

Semester- IV

Course-X--Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment Course-XI--Environmental Biotechnology and Toxicology Course-XII--Environmental Management and Laws Practical’s of the Three Courses

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

M.Sc. (Biotechnology)

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters) Eligibility: The minimum qualification for admission to a Master’s Course in Biotechnology shall be any one of the following:

(a) Bachelors degree with Botany/Zoology as one of the subjects with 50% marks. (b) B.E./B. Tech. (Chemistry, Biochemical Engineering, B.V.Sc. /M.B.B.S.

Biotechnology)

(c) B.Sc. (Honors) degree in any of the following subjects: Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Geology, Physics and Chemistry.

Admission: The selection of the candidate will be made on the basis of written test. The admission test shall be of B.Sc. standard.

Course Structure: Semester-I

Course 1: Cell Biology

Course 2: Bio-molecules & Basic Enzymology Course 3: Microbial Physiology & Genetics Course 4: Computer Application & Biostatistics Practicals: Based on Course 1-4

Semester-II

Course 5: Molecular Biology

Course 6: Instrumentation and techniques in Biotechnology Course 7: Biology of Immune System

Course 8: Plant Biotechnology Practicals: Based on Course 5-8

Semester-III

Course 9: Animal Cell Sciences & Technology Course 10: Genetic Engineering

Course 11: Bioprocess Engg. & Tehnology Course 12: Environmental Biotechnology Practicals:Based on Course 9-12

Semester- IV

Project Work

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

M.Sc. (Biochemistry)

No. of Seats: 20 Duration: 2 years (4 Semester) Eligibility: The minimum qualification for admission to a Master’s Course in Biotechnology shall be any one of the following:

(a) Bachelors degree with Botany/Zoology as one of the subjects with 50% marks. (b) B.E./B. Tech. (Chemistry, Biochemical Engineering, B.V.Sc. /M.B.B.S.

Biotechnology)

(c) B.Sc. (Honors) degree in any of the following subjects: Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Geology, Physics and Chemistry.

Admission: The selection of the candidate will be made on the basis of Written test. The admission test shall be of B.Sc. standard.

Course Structure: Semester- I

Course 1 Plant Bio-chemistry

Course 2 Cell Biology and Human Physiology Course 3 Organic and Biophysical Chemistry

Course 4 Bioenergetics and Intermediary metabolism Practical: Based on Course 1-4

Semester-II

Course 5 Concept and Methods in Molecular biology Course 6 Biostatistics and Computer Application Course 7 Immunology

Course 8 Advanced enzymology Practical: Based on Course 5-8

Semester-III

Course 9 Microbial Physiology and Bio-Chemistry

Course 1