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S.S.M. COLLEGE DINANAGAR

A Multi-Faculty Post Graduate Co-Educational Institute | Re-Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC

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Swami Sarvanand Ji

Former President College Managing Committee

& Former Acharya Dayanand Math Dinanagar

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College Profile

Our Vision Our Mission

General Rules for Admission

Our Intellectual Capital

Course Directory

Subjects & Eligibility

Moments of Honour

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Our Star Performer

Sports Stars of SSM

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College at a Glance

Societies and Associations

Campus Buzz

Our Distinguished Visitors

University Charges/ Dues

Financial Assistance to Students

College in NewsUniversity Merit Holders

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Swami Swatantranand Ji

The Freedom FighterArya Samajist,The founder of

Dayanand MathDinanangar

Swami Dayanand Saraswati Ji

The Founder ofArya Samaj

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Dear Students,

My hearty welcome to all the students at Memorial College The Renowned Co-Swami Swatantranand ,

Educational Institution having the proud privilege of being the only Co-Educational College re-accredited at

“A” grade by NAAC in near by two districts Gurdaspur and Pathankot. Our unimpeded commitment to quality

has enabled us to create new parameters of success in every field. In the present scenario of rapid

transformation in higher education, the college has been steadly but firmly moving to create a highly

qualified, trained, emphatic and virtuous workforce. For this, the college offers various academic programs at

graduation and post graduation level in Humanities, Science, Commerce, Computer Science, Information

Technology as well as Fashion Designing. Even the horizon of professional as well as job-oriented activities

has been expanding keeping in view our moto that is to improve your past with glorious present with an

assurance of bright future. So be a part of this glorious journey and I ensure you that the college will definitely

turn your dreams into realties.

I extend my warm wishes to all of you. May success always be at your door –step. I also extend my

gratitude to all the worthy members of college management committee for their ever ready support.

Dr. R.K. Tuli

Principal

From: ThePrincipal's Desk

Dr. R.K. Tuli, Principal

The Vision of the college is to impart traditional as well as modern education for all round development of the students. We also endeavor to provide quality education for the betterment & social upliftment of this economically weak, rural, backward & border belt area.

Our

Vision

Ÿ To develop a fusion of traditional & modern education for all round development of the students.

Ÿ To provide the study of Sanskrit & Vedic literature.

Ÿ To develop rigorous critical thinking & sensitivity by providing quality education.

Ÿ To ensure physical, mental & moral growth of the students for healthy competition in the corporate, globalized world.

Ÿ To promote women education in this rural, backward & border belt area.

Ÿ To provide conducive environment for Teaching & Learning.

Ÿ To preserve the best of our past & mingle it with the best of our present & to carve for the best in our future.

Our

Mission

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COLLEGE wami Swatantranand Memorial College, one of the Prestigious Institutes of the area,

Sis the only co-educational college, Re-accredited with 'A' grade by NAAC in two

districts (Pathankot and Gurdaspur). It is a multi faculty, Post-graduate; government

aided. Premier institution established in 1973 in the sacred memory of Swami

Swatantranand Ji, a staunch Arya Samajist, freedom fighter and social reformer and founder

of Dyanand Math Dinanagar. The foundation stone was laid down by Swami Sarvanand Ji,

The foundation head of inspiration. At present it is being run under the judicious and

sagacious guidance of Swami Sadanand Ji, the present Acharya of Dyanand Math, along

with other members of the Management Committee.

During the last 43 years, the seed sowed by early founders of the college has grown into a full

fledged tree to take the legitimate pride in rendering meritorious services in this rural,

backward and border belt area by carving a niche for itself in the educational spheres.

Endeavoring to be one of the best and speedy growing institution, the college has been

expanding its wings in all fields by adhering to moral values as its strength. In overall

performance, the college is Re-accredited with 'A' Grade by NAAC. In sports it's the only

college in Guru Nanak Dev University having the honor of winning Nine times Overall Sports

Trophy (B-division). In co curricular activities, the college is the winner of Second Runner Up

(A-division).

In Academics, the college has captured maximum top ten positions in GNDU almost in all

PG courses. Our NCC cadets have been awarded by our worthy Prime Minister Shri

Narinder Modi in RDC group. This long journey of success and achievements is still

continued under the dynamic and visionary leadership of our worthy principal Dr. R.K Tuli,

who always believes to hit the target by Excellence, Perfection and Performance.

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1. Applicants for Admission must be present at the college with the following documents:

a) While seeking Admission, students must submit original certicate and DMC of lower class passed

b) Character Certicate from the Head of the School or College last attended by the applicant.

c) Residential proof.

d.) Original Migration Certicate of the Board /University from where a candidate has passed his/her lower examination.

2. The admission of a candidate shall be deemed valid only if he/she deposits his/her fees and other dues in the college and obtains the Roll Number Slip immediately after the Principal has put his signature on the admission form granting him/her admission.

3. Candidates, whose applications for admission are accepted provisionally, shall be considered only when they have paid their dues and have made available to the college ofce the information that is lacking and fullled the conditions stipulated for regular admission.

4. While seeking admission, a student must submit four latest passport size photos along with his/her admission, fai l ing which his/her admission would be considered invalid.

5) SC/ST candidates are to submit certicate from competent authority.

6) For prociency in sports/extra -curricular activities, relevant certicates must be submitted.

The last date for obtaining the Eligibility Certicate is as per GNDU guidelines.

7. Fee/dues once paid to the college shall not be refunded under any circumstances.

8. The Principal reserves with himself the right to grant or refuse admission to any students without assigning any reason.

9. No student shall be admitted to the rst semester of B.A ./B.Sc./B.Com./B.Sc. (Eco.) /BCA /B.Sc. (I.T) unless he/she has successfully completed 12 years of schooling through an accredited Board/university.

10. Only the following categories of studentss shall be allowed to take up Basic Punjabi in lieu of General Punjabi at the Degree Level:

a) Non-Resident Indians.

b) Those who have passed Matric and /or Senior (+2) Examination with Punjab History and Culture in place of General Punjabi.

c) Residents of other States whose mother- tongue is not Punjabi and who have not studied Punjabi at any level.

11. During each academic year a student has to attend 75% of the total lectures delivered in each subject. If the student is admitted late to the college due to the late declaration of results i.e. within 10 days after the declaration of his/her results, the attendance will be counted from the date of his admission to the college.

12. Every student has to secure 20% of marks in each subject/paper and 25% in aggregate in the House examinations.

FINES WILL BE IMPOSED ON A student WHO:

Ÿ Remains absent from class:-

Ÿ a) per period Rs. 5/-

Ÿ Remains absent and fail from House Test:

Ÿ a) Rs. 100/- per paper.

Ÿ Special ne for Mass bunks & for not paying dues on due date.

General Instructions for the courses under Semester System

1. Courses having two semesters duration:

a. There shall be no condition for promoting students from 1st semester to 2nd semester.

b. In case a student fails to pass all the courses /papers within a period of two semesters (one year),he/she shall be given two consecutive

semesters (one year) more to pass.

2. Courses having four semesters duration:

a. However the students shall be promoted to the third semester only if he/she has passed at least 50% course/papers of the rst two semesters.

b. There shall be no condition for promoting a student from third semester to fourth semester.

c. In case a students fails to pass all the courses / papers within a period of four semesters (Two years), he/she shall be given four consecutive semesters (two years) more to pass.

3. Courses having six semesters system duration:

Ÿ However a student shall be promoted to fth semester only if he/she has passed at least 50% course/papers of the rst four semesters.

Ÿ The students shall be promoted to sixth semester only if he/she has passed all the papers of the rst semester. After a period of six semesters the students shall be given a period of two consecutive years to pass.

4. Courses having eight semesters system:

Ÿ The students shall be promoted to seventh semester only if he/she has passed all the papers of rst two semesters.

Ÿ The students shall be promoted to eighth semester only if he/she has passed all the papers of rst three semesters.

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GENERAL RULES FOR ADMISSION

PG Department of Computer Science

PG Department of Commerce

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Rajan Kumar, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Ÿ Associate Prof. Parvesh Kumar, M.Com.

Ÿ Associate Prof. Satnam Singh, M.Com. D.B.M.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Arshpreet Kaur, M.Com.( UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Rajinder Kaur M.Com. (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Jaspinder Kaur, M.Com.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gurpreet Kaur, M.Com., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Rajat Mahajan, M.Com.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Neha Sharma, M.Com.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Palak Mahajan, M.Com.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Monika, MCA, (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sunil Mahajan, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sunny Kumar, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Samita, MCA

Ÿ Astt. Prof. Pooja, MCA (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Lakhwinder Singh, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Anju Bala, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Punit Ohri, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Tamana, M.Tech.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Kiran, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Archana Saini, M.Tech.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Neha, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Randeep Kaur, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Mamta, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Kulwinder Kaur, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Jatinder Kumar, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sahil, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Ashu Kundra, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Lovepreet Kaur, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Deepmala, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Neha Saini, MCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sulekha Metla, M.Sc.

PG Department of Mathematics

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. R.K. Tuli, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.

(On Leave)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Vishal, M.Sc., M.Phil, (Ph.D. Pursing)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Anika, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sukhpreet Singh, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Chetan, M.Sc., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Bhawna, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Shivani, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Prince, M.Sc., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sonia Attri, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Manpreet Kaur, M.Sc.

PG Department of Economics

Ÿ Associate Prof. Parbodh Grover, M.Sc.(Hons.), (UGC-NET )

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Radha, MA, (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gurnayak Kaur, M.A, (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Dr. Seema, M.A, (UGC-NET), Ph.D.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Preeti M.A

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Ritika M.A

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Harjinder M.A

PG Department of History

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sushma Devi, M.A, (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Amit, MA, M.Phil.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Baldev Kumar, MA, M.Phil.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Shrota Manhas, MA, M.Phil.

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PG Department of Hindi

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Anita Sharma, MA, M.Phil.,

Ph.D.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Kanwaljeet Kaur, MA, M.Phil.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gurmeet Kaur, MA, M.Phil., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Subir Ragbotra, MA, M.Phil.

PG Department of Punjabi

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Dr. Sahib Singh, MA, M.Phil.,

Ph.D., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Dr Monika Thakur, M.A, Ph.D.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Navpreet Singh, M.A.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Balwinder Kaur, M.A.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Tarandeep Kaur, M.A.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Meena Kumari, M.A.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Amita Syal, M.A.

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Arpana, MA, M.Phil., Ph.D.

(On Leave)

Ÿ Associate Prof. Shubh Kiran, MA, M.Phil., Ph.D.

(Pursuing)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Harinder Kaur, MA, Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sukhmeet Kaur, M.A, M.Phil.,

(UGC NET), Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Pallavi Sohal, MA, PGDCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Mandeep Kaur, MA, PGDCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Navdeep Kaur, MA, PGDCA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Palak, MA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Harpreet Kaur, MA

Department of English

PG Department of Fashion Designing

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Anamika Saini, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gulshan Saini, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Babita Devi, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Dr. Aman, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Ritika, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Daljeet Kaur, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gurpreet Sharma, M.Sc.

Department of Physics

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Dr. Arvinder Kaur, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Botany

Department of Zoology

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Shashi Kanta, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Ph.D. (On leave)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Ravi Kumar, M.Sc. (Hons.)

Department of Chemistry

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sujata Sharma, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Priya Pandey, M.Sc.

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Komal Sharma, M.Sc. (Hons.)

Department of Physical Education

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Mukhwinder SinghMA, M.P.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., NIS (Football)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Ravinder SinghM.P.Ed., M.Phil.

Department of Fine Arts

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Deepika, M.A

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sonu Mangotra, M.A., M.Phil.

Department of Music

Ÿ Associate Prof. Dr. Rajan Handa, MA, M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Sanskrit

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Department of Sociology

Department of Psychology

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Charu Sharma, MA

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Rupinder Kaur, M.A

Ÿ Mr. Parveen (Accountant)

Ÿ Mr. Baldev Raj Saini (P.A. to Principal)

Ÿ Mr. Sandeep Kumar (Jr. Assistant)

Ÿ Mr. Satpal (Clerk)

Ÿ Mr. Naresh Kumar (Clerk)

Ÿ Mr. Rakesh (Lab. Attendant)

Ÿ Mr. Anil Dutt (Lab. Attendant)

Ÿ Mr. Gurdev Saini (Assistant Accountant)

Ÿ Mr. Dharampal (Data Entry Operator)

Administrative Staff

There are three things to remember while teaching:

Know your stuffKnow whom we are stuffing

Stuff them elegantly

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. S.K. Sharma, M.Lib., (UGC-NET)

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Gagandeep Singh, M.Lib

Department of Library Science

B.A with P , Fine Arts, Home sychology

Science, Refrigeration & Air-Condinioning, Music (Vocal) & 20 other subjects.

Ÿ B.Sc. (Med., Non-Med, Comp. Sci., Eco., I.T. & F.D.)

B.Sc. (Bio-Technology)

B.Sc. Internet & Mobile Technology

BCA B. Lib

B.Com. (Pass & Hon’s) BBA

M.Sc. (Maths, Comp. Sci., Information Technology)

Ÿ M.Sc. (Fashion Designing) M.Com.

M.A. (Hindi, History, Punjabi, Economics)

PGDCA Diploma in Library Science

Diploma in Computer Applications

Diploma in Cosmetology

Ÿ Certicate Course: Certicate Course in Communication Skills

UGC Sponsored Add on Courses: Diploma in Information Technology

Diploma in Sports Physiology

Diploma in Taxation

COURSE DIRECTORY All the courses are under the regular stream (Semester System) of GNDU, Amritsar.

Diplomas

Post Graduate

SSM has a fantastic learning environment with expertise, support and

research facilities. All the labs are well equipped with state of the art

technologies to facilitate the various research activities.

Ÿ Mr. Chetan Mahajan

Ÿ Mr. Ashwani Kumar

Ÿ Mr. Vijay Kumar

Ÿ Mr. Nikhil Sen

Library Staff

Prak Shastri Shastri

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Under GraduateŸ Asstt. Prof. Amarpreet Kaur, MA (Hons.)

Department of Political Science

Ÿ Asstt. Prof. Sumita Bhalla, M.Sc.

Department of Home Science

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B.A (Semester I-VI)

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ General English

Ÿ General Punjabi/Basic Punjabi

Ÿ Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and prevention

Elective Subjects: Any three to be chosen:

Ÿ English/Punjabi/Hindi/ Sanskrit (Elective)

Ÿ Mathematics/History/ Psychology

Ÿ Physical Education/Computer Science/Refrigeration & Air-Condinioning

Ÿ Political Science/Functional Hindi/Computer Applications/Commerce/Electronics etc.

Ÿ Economics/Sociology/Fine Arts.

Ÿ Home Science

Ÿ Music (Vocal)

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ General English



Elective Subjects:

Ÿ Botany

Ÿ Zoology

Ÿ Chemistry

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ General English



Elective Subjects:

Ÿ Physics

Ÿ Maths

Ÿ Chemistry

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ General English



Elective Subjects:

Ÿ Computer Science

Ÿ Maths

Ÿ Physics

B.Sc. (Computer Science) (Semester I-VI)

Eligibility : 10+2 Pass

B.Sc. (Medical) (Semester I-VI)

Eligibility : 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum of 40% marks

B.Sc. (Non-Medical) (Semester I-VI)



B.Sc. IT (Information Technology)

Semester I

Paper-No.

Paper-1

Paper-2

Paper-3

Paper-4

Paper-5

Paper-6

Paper-7

Subjects

Fundamentals of Computers

Introduction to Programming – C

Applied & Discrete Mathematics

Communication Skills in English – I

Punjabi / mu`FlI pMjwbI (Compulsory)

Practical-PC Computing & C-Language-I

* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management andPrevention (Compulsory Paper)

Semester III

Paper-No.

Paper-1

Paper-2

Paper-3

Paper-4

Paper-5

Paper-6

Subjects

Introduction to Python

Data Structure

System Analysis & Design

*Environmental Studies-I (Compulsory)

Programming Lab-I (C++, Programming Language)

Programming Lab-II (Data Structure)

Semester V

Paper-No.

Paper-1

Paper-2

Paper-3

Paper-4

Paper-5

Subjects

Computer Networks

Operating System

E-Business

Lab – I (Computer Networks)

Lab – II (Operating System)

Paper-No.

Paper-1

Paper-2

Paper-3

Paper-4

Paper-5

Paper-6

Paper-7

Subjects

Communication Skills in English-II (Th. 35+ Pr. 15)

Punjabi / mu`FlI pMjwbI (Compulsory)

Principles of Digital Electronics

Introduction to Programming – C ++

Numerical Methods & statistical Techniques

Practical –C Language-II


Semester II

Paper-No.

Paper-1

Paper-2

Paper-3

Paper-4

Paper-5

Paper-6

Paper-7

Subjects

Database Management System

Internet Applications

Java & Web Designing

*Environmental Studies-II(Compulsory)

Web Technologies

Programming Lab-I(Oracle)

Programming Lab-II HTML & (JAVA)

Semester IV

Eligibility : 10+2 or equivalentexamination with minimum of 40% marks

Compulsory Subjects

Ÿ General English



Elective Subjects:

Ÿ Computer Science

Ÿ MathsŸ Economics

B.Sc. (Economics)

Eligibility : 10+2 or equivalentexamination with minimum of 40% marks Economics is

Everywhere, and understanding

economics can help you make better

decisions and lead a happier life.

(Semester I –VI)

(Semester I-VI)

SUBJECTS & ELIGIBILITYSUBJECTS & ELIGIBILITY

Learning in the Internet age means learn tomorrow’s

skills today

Paper No.

Paper-I & Paper- II: (Will be based on any of the three specialization options)

Subjects

Option(I): Computer Graphics

Paper –I: Computer Graphics

Paper-II: Applications of Computer Graphics in C++/C

Option(II): Network ManagementPaper-I: Network Operating System/Client Server Application

Paper-II: Practical Lab based on NOS

Option(III):Paper–I: Fundamentals of Cloud Computing

Semester VI

ProjectPaper-III:

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SUBJECTS & ELIGIBILITY

Semester IVSemester III

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Paper Name

Fashion Design and Illustration (CAD)

History of Costumes

Garment Construction & Draping

Fashion Illustration & Appreciation

Pattern and Maker Making on Computer

* Environmental Studies–II (Compulsory)

Subject

Fashion Design and Illustration

Textile Chemistry -II

Pattern Making & Garment Construction

Needle Craft

Knitting & Leather Technology

* Environmental Studies–I (Compulsory)

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Semester VISemester V

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

Paper Name

Fashion Illustration and Appreciation

Pattern Making and Construction

Computer Aided Design

Survey and Project Report

Fashion industry, Marketing and Management

Subject

Fashion Illustration and Appreciation

Draping, Pattern Making and Construction

CAD(Computer Aided Design)

Internship for Design and Construction of garments

Knitting & Leather Technology

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

Eligibility : 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum of 45% marksScheme of Studies and Examination

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

VIVII

VIII

Paper Name

Traditional Textiles

Fabric Construction

Basics of Sewing-II

Basics of Computers

Communication Skills in English

Punjabi Compulsory*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory)

Industrial Visits at least two units and submission of report=20 Seminar on any topic from theory course=30 considered as External

Semester IISemester I

Paper

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VIIVIII

Subject

Basic of Design and Illustration

Concept of Fashion

Basics of Sewing-I

Basics of Computers

Textile Chemistry -I


Punjabi Compulsory*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory)

B.Sc. Fashion Designing (Semester I-IV)(Semester –System)

B.Sc. Internet and Mobile Technology (Semester System)

(Semster I-VI)

Eligibility : 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum of 40% marks in any stream

Semester I

Paper-ID

IMT-101

IMT-102

IMT-103

IMT-104

IMT-105

IMT-106

IMT-107

Paper Name

Object Oriented Concepts and C++

Data Structures

Concepts of Computer Science

Communication Skills in English-I

Punjabi(Compulsory)

Practical- Based on Data Structures and C++

Practical –Based on SQL* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management & Prevention (Compulsory Paper)

Paper-ID

IMT-201

IMT-202

IMT-203

IMT-204

IMT-205

IMT-206

IMT-207

IMT-208

Paper Name

Scripting Languages

Web Designing

Fundamentals of PHP

Internet and E-Commerce

Communication Skills in English-II (Th. 35+ Pr. 15)

Punjabi(Compulsory

Practical –Based on PHP and Scripting LanguagesLive Working Project* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management & Prevention (Compulsory Paper)

Semester II

Semester IV

Paper-ID

IMT-401

IMT-402

IMT-403

IMT-404

IMT-405

IMT-406

Paper Name

Cloud and Mobile Computing

Mobile Application Designing

Mobile Application Development (iOS)

E-Commerce and Prestashop

Software Engineering and Testing

Project work based on Mobile Application

Designing and Developing (iOS)

* Environmental Studies – II (Compulsory)

Semester IIIPaper-ID

IMT-301

IMT-302

IMT-303

IMT-304

IMT-305

Paper Name

Java and Android Programming

Open Source Technologies

Advanced PHP

Practical Based Java and Android Programming

Project Based on Advanced PHP and CMS(Content Management System)


Paper-ID

IMT-501

IMT-502

IMT-503

IMT-504

IMT-505

IMT-506

Paper Name

Social Network Programming

Mobile Application Designing

Mobile Application Development(iOS)

Content Management System (CMS)

Practical based on Social Network Programming using CMS

Project work based on Mobile Application Designing and Developing (iOS)

Semester V

Paper-ID

IMT-601

IMT-602

IMT-603

IMT-604

IMT-605

IMT-606

Paper Name

Software Engineering and Testing

Game Development

Mobile Application Development(Windows OS)

E-Commerce and Prestashop

Practical based on Game Development

Project Work based on E-Commerce Based Mobile Application Designing, Developing & Testing (Windows OS).

Semester VI

16

B.Sc. (Bio-Technology) (Semester System) (Semester I –VI)Scheme of Examination

Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum of 40% marks

Semester I Semester II

BT - 1 Zoology - A

BT - 2 Botany - A

BT - 3 Inorganic Chemistry - A

BT - 4 Organic Chemistry - A

BT - 5 Computer & Bioinformatics Fundamentals

BT - 6 Punjabi (Compulsory)

BT - 7 Communication Skills in English *Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) PaperBT - 8 General Microbiology - A

BT - 9 Biochemistry - I

BT - 1 Zoology - B

BT - 2 Botany - B

BT - 3 Inorganic Chemistry - B

BT - 4 Organic Chemistry - B

BT - 5 Biostatistics

BT - 6 Punjabi (Compulsory)

BT - 7 Communication Skills in English

*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory) PaperBT - 8 General Microbiology - B

BT - 9 Biochemistry - II

17

BT - 1 Physical Chemistry-A

BT - 2 Zoology -C

BT - 3 Biochemistry-III

BT - 4 Cell Biology – A

BT - 5 Basic concepts in Immunology

BT - 6 Genetics

BT - 7 Agro & Industrial Applications of Microbes-A

ESL-221 Environmental Studies (Compulsory Paper)

BT - 1 rDNA Technology -A

BT - 2 Concepts of Plant Tissue Culture

BT - 3 Animal Tissue Culture

BT - 4 Patent Laws in Biotechnology

BT - 5 Bioprocess Engineering - A

BT - 6 Biophysical and Biochemical Techniques - A

BT - 7 Physical, Organic & Inorganic Aspects of Spectroscopy- A

BT - 8 Term Paper (i) On recent advances in Life Sciences

using Internet and library based resources. To be presented as hard Copy/CD/Floppy. Viva/ seminar should be conducted

BT - 1 Physical Chemistry-B

BT - 2 Botany -C

BT - 3 Biochemistry-IV

BT - 4 Cell Biology – B

BT - 5 Immunotechnology

BT - 6 Molecular Biology

BT - 7 Agro and Industrial Applications of Microbes-B

BT - 8 Enzymology

ESL-222 Environmental Studies (Compulsory Paper)

BT - 1 rDNA Technology -B

BT - 2 Applications of Plant Tissue Culture

BT - 3 Animal Biotechnology

BT - 4 Intellectual Property Rights & Entrepreneurship

BT - 5 Bioprocess Engineering - B

BT - 6 Biophysical and Biochemical Techniques – B

BT - 7 Physical, Organic & Inorganic Aspects of Spectroscopy- B

BT - 8 Educational Tour & Written illustrated 20Reports. Viva should be conducted

Semester IV

Semester VI

Semester III

Semester V

B.Sc. (Bio-Technology) (Semester System)

BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) (Semester I –VI)

Semester I

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper-V

Paper-VI

Paper-VII

Paper

Introduction to Programming C

Introduction to Computers & Information Technology

Applied & Discrete Mathematics

Communication Skills in English-I

Punjabi (Compulsory)

Practical–I (MS Ofce 2010 & Basic C Programming)


Semester III

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper-V

Paper-VI

Paper

Computer Architecture

Database Management System

Computational Problem Solving Using Python


Programming Lab-C++

Programming Lab-Oracle

Semester V

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper-V

Paper-VI

Paper

Computer Networks

Web Technologies

Operating System

JAVA Programming Language

Lab based on JAVA Programming Language

Lab based on ASP.NET

Semester II

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper-V

Paper-VI

Paper-VII

Paper

Introduction to Programming C++

Principles of Digital Electronics

Numerical Methods & Statistical Techniques

Communication Skills in English-II(Th. 35+ Pr. 15)


Practical –I (Advanced C Programming)

* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and

Prevention (Compulsory Paper)

Semester VI

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper

Computer Graphics

Software Engineering

Lab Implementation of Applications of Computer Graphics in C++/C

Project

Semester IV

Paper-No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper-V

Paper-VI

Paper-VII

Paper

Data Structure and File Processing

Information Systems

Internet Applications

System Software

*Environmental Studies-II (Compulsory)

Lab- Data Structures Implementation using C++

Lab-Web Designing and Use of Internet

Note: * Marks of Paper EVS will not be included in the Grand Total.

Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalentexamination with minimum of 40% marks

Semester I

Course Code

BBA-101

BBA-102

BBA-103

BBA-104

BBA-105

BBA-106

BBA-107

Course Title

English (Compulsory)


Basic Accounting

Business Organization and Systems

Managerial Economics-I

Computer Applications for Business-I

Business Communication

*Drug Abuse: Problem,Management andPrevention (Compulsory)

Semester II

Course Code

BBA-201

BBA-202

BBA-203

BBA-204

BBA-205

BBA-206

BBA-207

Course Title



Business Law

Principles of Management

Managerial Economics-II

Computer Based Accounting System

Fundamentals of Banking

*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management andPrevention (Compulsory)

(Semester I –VI)BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)


B.Com (Pass & Hons.) (Semester System) (Semester I –VI)Scheme of Examination


SUBJECTS & ELIGIBILITY SUBJECTS & ELIGIBILITY

Semester II

BCG – 201 English Compulsory

BCG – 202 Punjabi Compulsory /Mudli Punjabi

BCG – 203 Advanced Financial Accounting

BCG – 204 Commercial Laws

BCG – 205 Business Economics

BCG – 206 Functional Management

BCG – 207 Seminar

*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory)

Semester I


BCG – 102 Punjabi Compulsory/Mudli Punjabi

BCG – 103 Financial Accounting

BCG – 104 Business Organisation

BCG – 105 Business Communication

BCG – 106 Business Statistics

BCG – 107 Computer Fundamentals

*Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory)

Semester III


BCG – 302 Punjabi Compulsory/Basic Punjabi

BCG – 303 Corporate Accounting

BCG – 304 Corporate Laws

BCG – 305 Financial Management

BCG – 306 International Business

BCG – 307 Business Environment

ESL – 221 *Environmental Studies-I

Semester IV


BCG – 402 Punjabi Compulsory/Basic Punjabi

BCG – 403 Indirect Tax Laws

BCG – 404 Industrial Laws

BCG – 405 Principles and Practices of Banking & Insurance

BCG – 406 Cost Accounting

ESL – 222 *Environmental Studies–II

BCG – 407 Seminar

*Note: The marks of Environmental Studies will not be added in the total marks.

Semester V



BCG – 503 Management Accounting

BCG – 504 Indirect Tax Laws

BCG – 505 Operations Research

Specialisation Course 1


Ÿ SPECIALISATIONSAny of the following groups each having two papers in Semester V can be chosen as specialization by the students.

1. ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

Ÿ BCG–511 Contemporary Accounting

Ÿ BCG–512 Advanced Financial Management

2. BANKING & INSURANCE

Ÿ BCG–521 Banking Services Management

Ÿ BCG–522 Insurance Services Management

3. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS & E–BUSINESS

Ÿ BCG–531 Computer Based Accounting

Ÿ BCG–532 E Commerce

Semester VI



BCG – 603 Auditing

BCG – 604 Direct Tax Laws

BCG – 605 Corporate Governance



Ÿ SPECIALISATIONS:Any of the following groups each having two papers in Semester VI can be chosen as specialization by the students.

1. ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

Ÿ BCG–611 Portfolio Management

Ÿ BCG–612 Financial Services

2. BANKING & INSURANCE

Ÿ BCG–621 Foreign Exchange Management

Ÿ BCG–622 Risk Management and Insurance

3. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS & E–BUSINESS

Ÿ BCG–631 Windows and Networking

Ÿ BCG–632 E-Marketing

* Note: The marks of Paper will not be added in the Grand Total.18 19

Semester III

Paper ID

MATH-571

MATH-572

MATH-575

MATH-576

MATH-577

MATH-578

MATH-579

MATH-585

MATH-586

MATH-587

MATH-588

MATH-589

Name

Functional Analysis –I

Topology-I

Discrete Mathematics-I

Integral Transforms

Statistics-I

Operation Research-I

Advanced Numerical Analysis

Discrete Mathematics-II

Number Theory

Statistics-II

Operation Research-II

Computer Programming with C

Semester IV

Paper ID

MATH-581

MATH-582

MATH-575

MATH-576

MATH-577

MATH-578

MATH-579

MATH-585

MATH-586

MATH-587

MATH-588

MATH-589

Name

Functional Analysis –II

Topology-II

Discrete Mathematics-I

Integral Transforms

Statistics-I

Operation Research-I

Advanced Numerical Analysis

Discrete Mathematics-II

Number Theory

Statistics-II

Operation Research-II

(Semester I –IV)M.Sc. (Computer Science)

Semester I

Paper

MCS-101

MCS-102

MCS-103

MCS-104

MCS-105

MCS-106P

Subject

Advanced Data Structures

Advanced Computer Architecture

Network Design and Performance Analysis

Discrete Structures

Soft Computing

Programming Laboratory-I (Based on Advanced Data Structures)

Semester II

Paper

MCS-201

MCS-202

MCS-203

MCS-204

MCS-205

MCS-206P

Subject

Theory of Computations

Image Processing

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Cloud Computing

Distributed Database Systems

Programming Laboratory –II

Semester III

Paper

MCS-301

MCS-302

MCS-303

MCS-304

MCS-305

MCS-306P

Subject

Advanced Software Engineering

System Software

Data Mining and Warehousing

Concept of Core and Advanced Java

Network Programming

Programming Laboratory-III (Based on Advanced Java and Network Programming)

Semester IV

Paper

MCS-401

MCS-402

MCS-403

MCS-404

PMCS-405P

Subject

Advanced Web Technologies using ASP.NET

Microprocessor and Its Applications

Object Oriented Modeling, Analysis and Design

Programming Laboratory-IV (Based on Advanced Web Technologies using ASP.NET)

Project Work

Eligibility : Graduate with Computer Science / IT Computer Applications / Computer Maintenance as one of the elective subjects with 50% marks in aggregate. OR BCA/B.Sc. (IT)/ BIT or equivalent there to with atleast 50% marks in aggregate. OR Graduate with mathematics as an elective subject and Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications / PG Diploma in Information Tech. / PG Diploma in E-Commerce & Internet Application or equivalent with 50% marks in the aggregate

Eligibility: B.A/B.Sc. with 50% marks in aggregate & having Mathematics as one of the subjects.

(Semester I –IV)M.Sc. (Mathematics)

Semester I

Paper ID

MATH-551

MATH-552

MATH-553

MATH-554

MATH-555

Name

Real Analysis-I

Complex Analysis

Algebra-I

Mechanics-I

Differential Equations

Semester II

Paper ID

MATH-561

MATH-562

MATH-563

MATH-564

MATH-565

Name

Real Analysis-II

Tensors and Differential Geometry

Algebra-II

Mechanics-II

Differential & Integral Equations

Semester III

Course Code

BBA-301

BBA-302

BBA-303

BBA-304

BBA-305

BBA-306

BBA-307

ESL-221

Course Title



Statistics for Business

Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

Fundamentals of Marketing Management

Indian Financial System

Management Accounting

*Environmental Studies-I

Note: The marks of paper ESL-222 (Environmental Studies)

will not be added in the total marks

Semester IV

Course Code

BBA-401

BBA-402

BBA-403

BBA-404

BBA-405

BBA-406

BBA-407

BBA-408

ESL-222

Course Title



Financial Management

Production and Operations Management

Business Environment

Operation Research

Fundamentals of Insurance

Seminar

*Environmental Studies-II

Semester V Semester VI

Eligibility: Must have passed B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. or M.A./M.Sc./M.Com. with 50% marks

or equivalent examination

Bachelor of Library Science

Semester I

I Foundations of Librarianship

II Knowledge Organisation: Classication (Theory)

III Knowledge Organisation: Classication (Practice)

IV Information Technology: Basics (Theory & Practice)

(Semester I –II)

Semester IIV. Management of Libraries and Information Centres Apprenticeship

VI. Library Cataloguing (Theory)

VII. Library Cataloguing (Practice)

VIII. Information Sources and Services (Theory & Practice)


Course Code

BBA-501

BBA-502

BBA-503

BBA-504

BBA-505

BBA-511

BBA-512

BBA-521

BBA-522

BBA-531

BBA-532

BBA-541

BBA-542

Course Title

English Compulsory

Punjabi Compulsory/Basic Punjabi/Mudli Punjabi

Company Law

Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Cost Accounting

Any one Group from the following:

Group A:

Consumer Behavior

Advertising & Sales Management

Group A:

Industrial relations & Labour Legislations

Organisation Change & Development

Group C:

Management of Banking Operations

Insurance & Risk Management

Group D:

International Business Environment

Management of InternationalBusiness Organization

Course Code

BBA-601

BBA-602

BBA-603

BBA-604

BBA-605

BBA-611

BBA-612

BBA-621

BBA-622

BBA-631

BBA-632

BBA-641

BBA-642

Course Title

English Compulsory

Punjabi Compulsory/Basic Punjabi/Mudli Punjabi

Income Tax

Fundamentals of Capital Markets

Viva-Voce

Any one Group from the following:

Group A:

Services Marketing

E-Marketing

Group B:

Training and Development

Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management

Group C:

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Contemporary Issues in Accounting

Group D:

Export- Import Management and Documentation

Global Strategic Management

* Note: The marks of Paper will not be added in the Grand Total.

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BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

Note: In addition to above two compulsory papers in third and fourth semester, student has to be chosen three optional papers in each third and fourth semesters keeping in view the prerequisites and suitability of the combinations.

Course No.

MC-311

MC-312

Paper Title

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Contemporary Accounting

Group A: Accounting and Finance

Course No.

MC-321

MC-322

Paper Title

Strategic Management

Security Market Operations

Group B: Accounting and Finance

Course No.

MC-331

MC-332

Paper Title

International Economics Organizations

Management of International Business Operations

Group C: International Business

Course No.

MC-351

MC-352

Paper Title

Consumer Behavior

Retail Management

Group D:

Semester I

Paper ID

MIT-101

MIT-102

MIT-103

MIT-104

MIT-105

MIT-106P

Name

Analysis & Design of Embedded Systems

Distributed Computing

Advanced Computer Organization and Architecture

Network Operating Systems

Computational Problem Solving Using Python

Programming Laboratory-I

Semester II

Paper ID

MIT-201

MIT-202

MIT-203

MIT-204

MIT-205

MIT-206P

Name

Mobile Computing

Distributed Databases

Image Processing

Fuzzy Systems

Network Design and Performance Analysis

Programming Laboratory –II (Distributed Data bases)

Semester III

Paper ID

MIT-301

MIT-302

MIT-303

MIT-304

MIT-305

MIT-306P

Name

Network Protocols

Advanced Web Technologies using ASP.NET

Linux Administration

System Simulation

Microprocessor and Its Applications

Programming Laboratory-III (Based on Advanced Web Technologies using ASP.NET)

Semester IV

Paper ID

MIT-401

MIT-402

MIT-403

MIT-404

PMIT-405P

Name

Advanced Java Technology

Network Security

Articial Neural Network

Programming Laboratory –IV

(Based on Advanced Java Technology)Project Work

Eligibility: Graduate with Computer Science / IT Computer Applications / Computer Maintenance as one ofthe elective subjects with 50% marks in aggregate. BCA/B.Sc. (IT)/ BIT or equivalent there to with atleast OR50% marks in aggregate. Graduate with mathematics as an elective subject and Post-Graduate Diploma in ORComputer Applications / PG Diploma in Information Tech. / PG Diploma in E-Commerce & InternetApplication or equivalent with 50% marks in the aggregate

(Semester I –IV)

Eligibility: B.Com. with at least 50% marksM.Com (Master of Commerce)

Semester I

Course No.

MC-101

MC-102

MC-103

MC-104

MC-105

MC-106

Name

Managerial Economics

Statistical Analysis for Business

Managerial Principles and Organizational Behavior

Business Environment

Management Accounting and Control Systems

Seminar

Semester II

Course No.

MC-201

MC-202

MC-203

MC-204

MC-205

MC-206

Name

Corporate Financial Accounting and Auditing

Financial Management

Research Methodology

Marketing Management

Human Resource Management

Viva Voce

Semester III

Course No.

MC-301

Name

Banking and Insurance Services

MC-302 Seminar

Note: Any two of the following groups, each having two papers

Semester-IV:

Course No.

MC-401

MC-402

MC-403

Paper Title

International Accounting

E-COMMERCEViva-Voce

Group A: Accounting and Finance

Course No.

MC-411

MC-412

MC-413

Paper Title

International Financial Management

Financial Markets and Financial Services

Corporate Tax Law and Planning

Group B: Business Studies

Course No.

MC-421

MC-422

MC-423

Paper Title

Indirect Tax Laws

Entrepreneurship Development & Project Management

Business Ethics & Environment Management

*Note: Any one of the following groups, each having the three papers.

M.A Economics (Semester I -IV)

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in any faculty with 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject concerned or equivalent examination.

Semester-IIISemester-I

Ÿ Micro Economics-1

Ÿ Macro Economics-1

Ÿ Quantitative Methods for Economics-1

Ÿ Optional Paper

Ÿ Optional Paper

Ÿ Micro Economics-II

Ÿ Macro Economics-II

Ÿ Quantitative Methods for Economics-II

Ÿ Optional Paper

Ÿ Optional Paper

Semester-II

Ÿ Economics of Planning

Ÿ International Economics-II

Ÿ Punjab Economy

Ÿ Optional Paper

Ÿ Option Paper

Semester-IV

Ÿ Economics of Development

Ÿ International Economics-I

Ÿ Indian Economy

Ÿ Optional Paper

Ÿ Option Paper

(Semester I –IV)

Semester I

Paper ID

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Name

Fashion Illustration

Producer Development Workshop

Pattern Making and Grading

Computer Aided Fashion Designing

History of Indian Costumes


Semester II

Paper ID

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Name

Fashion Illustration

Producer Development Workshop

Pattern development and draping


Fashion Merchandising and Marketing

Traditional Indian Embroiders

Semester III

Paper ID

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Name

Product Development Workshop

Advance Draping


Surface Ornamentation

Global Costumes

Seminar Indian Traditional Textiles

Semester IV

Paper ID

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

Name

Portfolio Development

Product Development Workshop

Fashion Merchandising and Retailing

Textile Chemistry


Exhibition/Fashion Show/Display

Eligibility: Graduation with Fashion Designing and Garment Construction/Home Science B.Sc. Home ORScience Bachelor of Design (Specialization Fashion Design) B.Sc. Fashion Design with min. 45% marks.OR OR

M.Sc. (Fashion Designing)

M.Sc. (Information Technology)(Semester I –IV)


Group C: International Business

Course No.

MC-431

MC-432

MC-433

Paper Title

International Financial Markets & Foreign Exchange

International Financial Management

International Marketing

Group D: Marketing Management

Course No.

MC-451

MC-452

MC-453

Paper Title

Advertising and Sales Management

Brand and Distribution Management

Services Marketing

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M.A. History (Semseter I-IV)1. Urban and Agrarian Economy in India up to A.D.1200

2. Any one of the following options:-

(Opt. a): Society and Culture of India (A.D. 1200-1750)

(Opt. b): Art, Architecture and Literature (A.D. 1200-1750)


(Opt a): Eighteenth Century Punjab

(Opt b): Polity, Economy and Society in the Punjab (A.D. 1799-1849)

4. Modern World: Major Trends(A.D. 1500-1900)

5. Economic History of Modern India(A.D. 1757-1857)

Semester-II

1. Economic History of Modern India(A.D.1858-1947)

2. The National Movement (A.D.1920-1947)


(Opt. a): Contemporary India(A.D.1947-2004)

(Opt. b): Contemporary Punjab

4. Indian Historiography

5. Any one of the following options:

(Opt. a): History of Ideas

(Opt. b): Science and Technology: Colonial India

(Opt. c): Women in Modern India (A.D.1858-1947)

Semester-IV

1. Political Processes and Structures in India up to A.D 1200


(Opt. a): Society and Culture in India A.D 1200

(Opt. b): Polity and Economy of India (A.D 1200-1526)

3. Polity and Economy of India (A.D. 1526-1750)

4. Political Ideas and Institutions in India (A.D 1757-1947)

5. History of the Punjab (A.D. 1450-1708)

Semester-I

Any one of the following options:-

1. (Opt a): Socio- Cultural History of India(A.D. 1757-1857)

(Opt b): Socio- Cultural History of India (A.D. 1858-1947)

2. Emergence of Indian Nationalism (A.D. 1857-1919)

3. Punjab under Colonial Rule(A.D.1849-1947)

4. Twentieth Century World (A.D. 1901-2000)

5. Historical Thought and Historiography

Semester-III

Eligibility: 45% marks in that particular subject at Graduation level or must have obtained 50% marks in aggregate

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Semester-I

Paper No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper Name

PC Computing –I(MS Ofce) 2003

PC Computing –II (Professional DTP)

Fundamentals of Computer & Operating Systems

Database Management System through Oracle-10g & System Analysis & Design

Semester-IIPaper No.

Paper-I

Paper-II

Paper-III

Paper-IV

Paper Name

Network Concepts and Management (Hardware, Software, setting in LINUX/UNIX/NT environment)

Programming in C

Introduction to Scripting Languages and Web Designing & Uses of Internet

Optional

PGDCA (Semester I- II)

Eligibility: Graduation with 45% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination

Option(iii):

Option(iv):

Multimedia System

Installation and Maintenance of Computer System

Option (I):

Option(ii):

Programming in Visual Basic with Active X

e-Commerce/Business

List of

Optional

Papers:

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MERIT UNIVERSITY

HOLDERSPOSITIONUNIVERSITY

HOLDERS

Simranjeet Kaur1st in GNDU

M.A (Hindi) Sem.-III

Navdeep Kaur5th in GNDU

M.A (Hindi) Sem. III

Aarti Thakur11th in GNDU

M.A (Punjabi) Sem.-III

Radhika8th in GNDU

M.A (Hindi) Sem.-I

Ankita16th in GNDU

M.Com. Sem.-I

Kusum Katal2nd in GNDU

B.Lib. (2015-16)

Manisha Lamba26th in GNDU

BCA-I

Roohini5th in GNDUB.S.c (IT)-I

Mamta Kumari4th in GNDU

BCA-Sem. Vth

Harpreet Kaur15th in GNDUBCA-Sem. III

Sonam11th in GNDUBCA-Sem. III

Kajal3rd in GNDUB.Lib.-Sem.I

Pardeep Singh17th in GNDUBCA-Sem. Vth

Ramanjeet Kaur7th in GNDU

M.A (Hindi) Sem. III

Neeru Saini8th in GNDU

M.Sc.(IT) -Sem. I

Baby4th in GNDU

M.Sc. (IT)-Sem. III

Priyanka5th in GNDU

M.Sc.(IT)-Sem.I

Sandeep KaurIst in GNDU

M.Sc.(IT)-Sem.I

Meenakshi Devi2nd in GNDUB. Lib.-Sem.I

Poonam Kumari1st in GNDU

B. Lib. -Sem.I

Pallavi11th in GNDU

M.Sc.(CS)- Sem.I

Poonam7th in GNDU

M.A.(His.)-Sem.I

Nikita3rd in GNDU

B.Sc. (Med.) -Sem.III

Balpreet Kaur11th in GNDUM.A. (History)

Neha1st in GNDU

B.Lib. 2015-16

Deepika4th in GNDUM.A (History)

Manpreet Kaur6th in GNDUM.A (History)

Mandeep Kaur7th in GNDUM.A (History)

Prabhjot Kaur2nd in GNDUM.A (History)

Neelam3rd in GNDUM.A (History)

Deeksha Thakur4th in GNDU

M.Com.

Kamini Saini5th in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Daljit Kaur13th in GNDU

M.Com.

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Anika Indoria2nd in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Manpreet Kaur6th in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Kuljeet Kaur4th in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Sonam Sharma2nd in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Sukhmandeep Kaur5th in GNDU

M.Sc. (Maths)

Deepak SharmaBest Male

Artist

Bharti GillBest Male

Artist

Vomika ThakurFolk Dance ArtistB.Sc. (Non-Med.)

Dheeraj KumarFolk

Orchestra

Gaurav KumarBest Skit

Artist

Ravinder KumarBest in FolkOrchestra

Aakshi MahajanBest Female Artist

and Cartoonist

AbhishekBest Gazal Artist

2016 (Group Song)

Pallavi SharmaGroupSong

Poonam KumariBest Female

Artist

Chetna DeviGroupSong

ShubkiranFolk

Orchestra

Pardeep KumarClay Modeling

Artist

SandeepBest Theatre Artist

At Zonal Level

Karandeep KaurBest Gidha

Artist

Alsih MahajanBest in Quiz

(Zonal)

Harmeet SinghBest group ShabadArtist at Zonal Level

Sukhjeet SinghBest group

Shabad Artist

AmarjeetBest in

Folk DancerZonal Level

Geetu JaggiBest in GidhaZonal Level

Bharti SalariaBest in GidhaState Level

Competition & Zonal Level

Pankaj RajBest in group song

& Group Bhajan (Inter Zonal Level)

Kulwinder SinghBest inTheatre

Sanjeev BhogalBest in Bhangra

(Zonal Level)

Ashwani KumarZonal

AnkushBest in Quiz(Zonal Level)

ShubhamBest in Quiz

M.A. (History)

Yogta DeviBest in Luddi

(Group Dance Zonal Level)

Amanpal Kaur3rd

Sarabjit SinghBest Classical

Vocal Artist

Shivani SharmaGroup Western

Song

KrishanaBest Folk

Song Artist

VijetaBest Western

Solo Song Artist

Neha ( D. Lib.)Best Group Song

Indian Artist

Our Star Performers(Youth Festival)

Our Star Performers(Youth Festival)

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(NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL)

st rs

Shama MasihGold in GNDU

(Athletics)

SushantGold in GNDU(Badminton)

PreetikaSilver in GNDU

(Gymnastic

Jugraj SinghGold in GNDU

(Wrestling)

SeemaSilver in GNDU

(Gymnastic)

RahulGold in GNDU

(Athletics)

AkshunGold in GNDU(Badminton)

Manvinder SinghSilver in GNDU

(Basketball)

RobinpreetGold in GNDU

(Kabaddi)

Naveen KumarGold in GNDU

(Kabaddi)

Sarbjit SinghGold in GNDU

(Judo)

JagdipSilver in GNDU

(Basketball)

Simeranjit KaurGold in GNDU(Gymnastic)

Harpreet SinghGold in GNDU

(Judo)

Tarun SharmaSilver in GNDU

(Basketball)

RimpiBronze in GNDU

(Badminton)

AjayBronze in GNDU

(Wrestling)

Kulwinder SinghSilver in GNDU

(Kabaddi)

ArjunSilver in GNDU

(Kabaddi)

SeemaNetball

Shashi SalariaNetball

RennuNetball

Gurmukh SinghGold in GNDU

(Wrestling)

Kumar VikrantSilver in GNDU

(Judo)

ManpreetSilver in GNDU

(Basketball)

Rohit GorkhaSilver in GNDU

(Athletics)

AmitSilver in GNDU

(Netball)

PrabhjotSilver in GNDU

(Athletics)

GurinderSilver in GNDU

(Athletics)

Harpreet SinghSilver in GNDU

(Athletics)

Bhupinder SinghSilver in GNDU

(Athletics)

Sanjay KumarSilver in GNDU

(Wrestling)

Ÿ The college has maintained Five fully AC computer labs with state-of –art facilities. Each lab has 30 sets of branded computers. The comfortable infrastructure is provided to students in all the labs. Each lab is supervised under the vigilance of the subject teacher and instructor.

Ÿ Computer Hardware labs train the learners for assembling the computers and peripherals, maintenance of different hardware items, testing & upgrading the system is provided in addition to many latest hardware gadgets.

LANGUAGE LAB:

COMPUTER LAB:

Ÿ The Lab offers an exclusive result oriented and efcient way to enrich the English Language learning process.

Ÿ The Language lab is to develop and rene the communication skills of our students.

Ÿ It has its own software packages and familiarizes the students with the use of English in everyday situation.

COMPUTER LAB:

LANGUAGE LAB:

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Main Library: Library being the hub of academic activities, serves the intellectual needs of the students by providing access to books, magazines, journals and news -papers. Our college library has a stock of more than 20 thousand volumes on all subjects having open shelf system. It contains general books of varied interests. Its reading room accommodates more than 200 students, and a separate arrangement of seating and reading is made for girls. The students can get books issued on their library cards for xed duration. The Photostat facility is also available in the library.

Wi-Fi CampusStudents get round the clock access to internet all over the college campus through WI-FI with a speed of 512 Kbps. This facility is provided to students as well as teachers for referring to online journals, Publications and research work.

College Dispensary:

Dr. Kashyap, one of the reputed doctors of the area, pays two visits a week. Necessary medicines for common ailments are provided to the students. Special arrangements are also their for emergency cases. A Full time lady doctor is always present during working hours.

Computer Centre

This Centre is exclusively meant for teachers. A projector, Fast Speed Laser Printer, Audio visual Aids, etc. in addition to more than 200 computers spread over in ve independent labs, well maintained and kept by the lab assistants under the guidance of individual teachers. This Computer Centre is connected to the web through fastest internet connectivity provided by 20 BSNL Broadband connections.

The college has constructed a new, modern and spacious canteen with separate dinning hall for girls, boys & staff. The college canteen serves delicious, healthy and hygienic food at reasonable rates. The canteen also provides good quality fast food and beverages at nominal prices.

Play Grounds and Game Courts

The college has lush-green play grounds: Tennis Court, Basketball Court, Volleyball and Badminton Court. The students in their free periods practice various games by having the proper guidance from the coaches especially appointed for each game.

Physics: There are well-equipped physics labs. Each lab is maintained by lab assistant under the guidance and care of teacher-in-charge. Practicals of the college as well as the University are conducted in these labs.

Chemistry: Two chemistry labs are equally well maintained and taken care by lab assistant with the help and guidance of teacher-in charge for conducting practicals.

Botany: One fully equipped Botany lab too has one Lab assistant working under the guidance of teacher-in charge.

Zoology: S.S.M has one fully equipped zoology lab. It also has one lab assistant working under the guidance of teacher-in charge.

Science Labs

Text Book Library: The poor and deserving students can get prescribed text books issued for full session from the text book library of the college. Number of books as per students' requirements are added every year. There are more than one thousand books in this wing.

P.G. Section of the Library : The main library of the college has maintained a separate section

for P.G. students with separate sections for all subjects. The total number of books in each subject matches with the demand of books prescribed by the University and required by the students. The section is regularly updated with the latest publications of books, journals and magazines both literary as well as general. The information of the arrival of new books is properly displayed at the notice board of the library.

Periodicals and Journals: The college subscribes to a number of weekly/ Fortnightly /monthly magazines, journals and periodicals for the teachers as well as for the learners to equip them with the latest information in the eld of science, commerce, literature and general knowledge.

Book Bank : The college provides the facility of book bank for the students. A book bank has been established for SC/ST students having the books on various subjects. Different clubs and local societies also help in providing funds for the book bank facility.

COLLEGE LIBRARY:

College Canteen

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Separate Hostels for Boys & Girls

The college offers separate hostels for boys & girls having the accommodation to 50 students in each hostel. Admission is strictly on merit and on the rst-come, rst-serve basis. Admission to the hostel and college is done simultaneously. The hostel provides the facility of spacious and ventilated rooms. RO/UV drinking water facility is provided in both the hostels.

College Gymnasium:

The college Gym provides additional facility to students for physical exercises with the latest equipments. Sufcient space is allocated for more than 30 equipments. Gymnanisum provides the best way to channelize students energy in the positive way.

World Class Auditorium

SSM has a state of art auditorium that can seat up to 450 students. The auditorium is equipped with all the modern gadgets. The auditorium is aesthetically designed with proper acoustics technology enabled equipment.

TransportationSSM has a eet of 9 new luxury buses which connect all major points of Dinanagar as well as Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Dhariwal, Behrampur, Dorangla, Gahlari, Taragarh, Kalanaur etc. to SSM at nominal charges. The college provides bus service for carrying the college students from Dinanagar Railway Station/Bus Stand to the college free of cost.

Open Air Theater

Most of the academic, cultural and other general functions of the college are organized in the Open Air Theater which has the seating capacity of more than 600 students with all the electrical and other theatrical ttings.

The College runs Women Cell funded by U.G.C. for the welfare and upliftment of its girl students. The cell organizes various functions, extension-lecturers, visits, conferences and Awareness Programs to make these students aware of their rights and enable them develop the spirit of healthy competition in all the walks of life.

WOMEN CELL

Youth welfare Department organizes various activities under the leadership of Youth Coordinator Prof. Parbodh Grover. The college students are encouraged to participate in the various youth activities, youth leadership hiking and trekking camps are organized by the department from time to time. For the last many years the college has an active participation in the University Youth Festivals and has won championship many times.

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONSThe various societies and associations are established in order to achieve the desired aim

Subject Societies:The college has a number of societies formed by the different departments under the chairmanship of the Principal. These societies hold inter-class and inter college competitions. Scholars from different elds are invited to enlighten the students about the academic developments taking place in the country and abroad.

Seminars and Extension LecturesThe college holds it a point of pride to encourage the teachers for faculty improvement programme. For this, the college organizes UGC sponsored Seminars every year. A number of extension lectures are also organized by the different departments of the college from time to time.

Youth Welfare Department:

Arya Kumar Sabha:To impart moral values to our students has always been a prime objective of our college. In order to inculcate these values, The Arya Kumar Sabha of the college works on the teachings of Swami DayanandJi, social reformer and the founder of Arya Samaj. Weekly Hawan on every Monday is performed under the supervision of Dr. Rajan Handa(Sanskrit Department) to make the students aware of their Vedic Sanskriti. This forum has been constituted to promote Indian Culture and Heritage.

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The NSS Unit of the college spreads awareness among students for social service. The college is successfully running three NSS wings. Two wings are for boys and one for girls. The Unit functions under the guidance of Dr. RajanHanda and makes its unique contribution in the different services rendered to society.

The thing that lies at the foundation of positive change, the way I see it, is service to a fellow human being.

The NCC wing of the college participates and organizes many activities in order to build leadership qualities and social welfare virtues among our students. The college has one unit of NCC under the supervision of Prof. Parbodh Grover. The students of our college participate in different camps and win laurels for the college.

SPORTS CLUBThe Department of Physical Education organizes various inter college sports activities in the college campus. Not only in Academics but in Sports also, SSM College Dinanagar is known for its star performance. The college holds its annual sports meet every year. All kinds of sports & athletic activities are arranged and organized in the college. The college has maintained its rapport as one of the best college in the eld of games and sports. The college has won championship every year under the able guidance of Prof. Mukhwinder Singh Randhawa.

SSM College believes in making the new ties along with carrying the old ones. We are ahead in all the elds today because we have our rich past in the form of our students who extend their helping hands from time to time in order to make this Shrine of knowledge the best one. The alumni holds its meetings periodically to interact with the old students. The old students are actively involved in the college activities and the programmes. The college appeals the old students to join the Alumni Association and make their valuable contribution in the development of the college.

A S S O C I A T I O N

alumnAe

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONSSOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS

CAREER & GUIDANCE CELLThe cell is active to guide the students regarding career prospects and opportunities, right from the choice of course or discipline. The cell also holds career fairs/trips/orientation camps to acquaint the students about the various streams available. The students are also made aware about the various placement possibilities in different elds.

NSS:

NCC

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The Co-Curricular Department of the college assists students to develop their talents in the eld of music, theatre, ne arts, and literary activities. Bes ides ta len t search and in te r c lass competitions, the college engages experts of various elds to train students for Inter College and University Contests. The CCA department has won laurels in the Zonal Youth Festivals held at GNDU, Amritsar. Besides this the various inter departmental and inter college functions are held in order to develop the overall personality of the students. The college also holds its Annual Inter College Cultural Function in the campus.

Societies and

Associations

CCA DEPARTMENT Campus buzz

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visitorsvisitorsvisitorsvisitorsOUR DISTINGUISHED University Charges/College Dues

(Annual)

Monthly Charges

Tuition Fee (BA/B.Com/B.Sc.)

Science Pract. Fee per Sub.

Physical Education Pract. Fee

Computer Pract. Fee (Only for Computer Students)

Amalgamated Fund

Tutorial Fee

College Dev. Fund

Maintenance of Computer Labs

Gymnasium

25/-

50/-

40/-

200/-

60/-

20/-

50/-

100/-

100/-

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

30/- 30/-Admission Fee

Furniture Fee

Medical Fee

Hostel Fee

Hostel Dev. Fee

Room Rent

Service Charges

Electricity

Generator Charges

Mess Upkeep

Hostel Security (Refundable)

1000/-

500/-

150/-

50/-

400/-

200/- per month

100/-

600/-

200/- per month

400/-

1000/-

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

Hostel Dues

Sr. No.

University Charges(Annual)

Charges Sr. No.

University Charges(Annual)

Charges

300/-

250/-

200/-

200/-

355/-

75/-

25/-

100/-

100/-

25/-

60/-

80/

200

100/-

Sr. No.

College Dues(Annual)

ChargesSr. No.

College Dues(Annual)

Charges

Admission Fee

Dilapidation Fee

Electricity Fee

Drinking Water Supply

and Services Charges

Building Fund

Medical Fee

Student Aid Fund (Student’s Record & Personal File Charges)

Correspondence Charges

Canteen Upkeep

15/-

200/-

500/-

300/-

500/-

100/-

200/-

200/-

350/-

400/-

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.7.

8.

9.

10.

University Registration Fee

University Enrollment Fee

University Continuation Fee

University Eligibility Fee

University Sports/Dev. Fee

Punjab State Physical Education Dev. Fee

Punjab State Sports Council Fee

Additional Sports Fee

University College Dev. Council Fund

World University Service Fee

University Holiday Home Fee

Health Education Fee

Youth Welfare Fee

NSS Fee

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

University Exam Admission Form

Verication Fee

Rechecking Fee(P.G. Students)

University E-mail Dev. Fee

Red Cross Society (Punjab)

University Practical Fee (per subject)

All Other Graduate Level Courses

Post Graduate Charges

All Other P.G. Level Charges

Special Migration Fee

2100/-

1000/-

200/-

24/-

50/-

500/-

2000/-

2000/-

2700/-

300/-

College Dues (Annual)

Furniture Upkeep

11. Lab. Upkeep 300/-

12.

13.

14.

15.

N.C.C. FeeStudent Id card Fee

College Magazines/News/Bulletin Fee

Generator Set Charges

50/-

100/-

250/-

300/-

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The College helps the needy and the bright students in a number of ways. The institution helps the deserving students in the form of books, stipends, scholarships and special fee concessions.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS

! Admission Committee

! Fee-Concession Committee

! Youth Welfare Committee

! Scholarship Committee

! Discipline Committee

! Guidance and Placement Cell

! Women Cell

! Career-Counselling Cell

! Environment Club

! Students Council

! Anti Ragging Cell

! Post Matric Scholarship to the Minority Community

! Scholarships to SC/ST students as per Govt. Norms.

! Merit Scholarships from college

! Incentives for Sports person

! Special Prize of Rs. 11,000/- to the university Toppers

! Special Scholarship of Rs. 1100/- to those students who Opt. Sanskrit as an elective subject.

fee CONCESSION

Fee Concession to poor and needy students

Fee Concession to girl students

Fee Concession to merit holders

COLLEGE COMMITTEES

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Documents

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