DBS (PG) COLLEGE(A College with Potential For Excellence and NAAC Accredited )

DEHRADUN -248001UTTARAKHAND

Prospectus

2018-19

` 70/-

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Prospectus2018-19

` 70/-

DBS (PG) COLLEGE(A College with Potential For Excellence and NAAC Accredited )

DEHRADUN -248001UTTARAKHAND

Maharishi Dayanand SaraswatiA Great Source of Inspiration

Late Shri Jagendra SwarupAdvocate, M.L.C.

Who rendered his unflinched services to magnificently manage the colleges and

Sansthan for four decades.

Rai Bahadur(Late) Dr. Brijendra Swarup,

M.A., LL.B., LL.D.

In whose sacred memory and in due regards to his most commendable and unique services in the domain of education and social reforms Dayanand Brijendra Swarup College Dehradun was established in July, 1961 in Dehradun.

Founder of the Arya Samaj, a Hindu reform movements of the Vedic tradition. He was also a renowned scholar of the Vedic lore and Sanskrit language. He was the first to give the call for Swaraj as "Indian for India" in 1876,

Late Dr. Virendra SwarupFormer Chairman,

UP Legislative CouncilFounder of the College

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Message from the SecretaryBoard of Management

DBS (PG) College is a distinctive higher educational institution in northern India – with long traditions and modern values. A legacy of success and achievements has defined DBS (PG) College, and as you become a member here you must strive to uphold its values and enhance the already pre-eminent standing of DBS as an outstanding institution of higher learning and academic excellence.

Your enrolling at DBS will be the beginning of your lifetime association with the college – first as a student and then as and distinguished alumni. I extend my warmest welcome to you and I wish you success in your academic endeavors and assure you of a peaceful

experience at the DBS college campus.

I am sure that by joining DBS (PG) College you will encounter new possibilities and challenges that will enhance your capabilities and shape your future.

The college offers a varied choice of courses and accommodates a large number of students who on completion of the courses turn out as good citizens committed to serving society and the nation.

Manvendra SwarupSecretary, BOM

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Stepping in of Dayanand Shiksha Sansthan (DSS) in 1904 in Garhwal region of the then Uttar Pradesh laid the foundation of a modern school and higher education. Wings of higher education, continuously spread by successive addition of institutions at the gate way of holy land, thus DSS played vital role in socioeconomic upliftment of the region. In very short time, after establishment in 1961, DBS (PG) College acquired proud status of gem in the crown. This college is first choice of all sincere and meritorious students. The melange of liberal management, highly qualified faculty drawn from lead national institutions and vast pool of talented students and matching science labs provides opportunities of full blooming to teachers and taught alike.

Maharishi Dayanand SaraswatiA Great Source of Inspiration

Late Shri Jagendra SwarupAdvocate, M.L.C.

Who rendered his unflinched services to magnificently manage the colleges and

Sansthan for four decades.

Rai Bahadur(Late) Dr. Brijendra Swarup,

M.A., LL.B., LL.D.

In whose sacred memory and in due regards to his most commendable and unique services in the domain of education and social reforms Dayanand Brijendra Swarup College Dehradun was established in July, 1961 in Dehradun.

Founder of the Arya Samaj, a Hindu reform movements of the Vedic tradition. He was also a renowned scholar of the Vedic lore and Sanskrit language. He was the first to give the call for Swaraj as "Indian for India" in 1876,

Late Dr. Virendra SwarupFormer Chairman,

UP Legislative CouncilFounder of the College

i

Message from the SecretaryBoard of Management

DBS (PG) College is a distinctive higher educational institution in northern India – with long traditions and modern values. A legacy of success and achievements has defined DBS (PG) College, and as you become a member here you must strive to uphold its values and enhance the already pre-eminent standing of DBS as an outstanding institution of higher learning and academic excellence.

Your enrolling at DBS will be the beginning of your lifetime association with the college – first as a student and then as and distinguished alumni. I extend my warmest welcome to you and I wish you success in your academic endeavors and assure you of a peaceful

experience at the DBS college campus.

I am sure that by joining DBS (PG) College you will encounter new possibilities and challenges that will enhance your capabilities and shape your future.

The college offers a varied choice of courses and accommodates a large number of students who on completion of the courses turn out as good citizens committed to serving society and the nation.

Manvendra SwarupSecretary, BOM

DBS (PG) College

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Stepping in of Dayanand Shiksha Sansthan (DSS) in 1904 in Garhwal region of the then Uttar Pradesh laid the foundation of a modern school and higher education. Wings of higher education, continuously spread by successive addition of institutions at the gate way of holy land, thus DSS played vital role in socioeconomic upliftment of the region. In very short time, after establishment in 1961, DBS (PG) College acquired proud status of gem in the crown. This college is first choice of all sincere and meritorious students. The melange of liberal management, highly qualified faculty drawn from lead national institutions and vast pool of talented students and matching science labs provides opportunities of full blooming to teachers and taught alike.

This powerful message of Bhagwat Geeta is guiding force for persons of innumerable generations as it directly exhorts that to gain prominence is a long process that could be achieved only if we are alert and committed to action in right direction. This shloka further says that you have to defeat your enemies and in reward you enjoy world which is full of variety and prosperity.

This message of yore was given to great warrior Arjun by Lord Krishna in battle field of Kurukshetra has full relevance for today's youth who are aspiring for their better future. Instead of battle the place became college/university campus and Arjun and Krishna are replaced by you and us or faculty. DBS (PG) College is a perfect place in terms of ideal requirement of learning center in the entire state of Uttarakhand. An academic institution has multiple components and all components combinedly decide the stature of institution among its peers. Despite large number of components, an institution is finally judged by how students are faring after their education is over. Different departments of the college have long list of successful students who are working in different fields both at national and international levels and once they get a chance to immerse in the memories of by gone era of the campus they became highly sentimental. These successful students in fact as indirect push to faculty members to perform better and higher. In last one decade college transformed in all segments, we have matching labs, excellent library, wifi campus, fully solar campus, very supportive games, sports and cultural facilities, vibrant cells working in different segments, tie up with many level institutions for project/dissertation work, sympathetic and sensitive atmosphere, and above all very competitive faculty all these acts as strong magnet to pull best talent from near and far areas. This talented pool of students when step out of institution, become brand ambassadors of the college.

I on behalf of faculty, staff and management of the college welcome all those who join DBS family and convey my best who are already part of this family and wish their bright and challenging future. This institution do provide us respect and recognition in the society, I wish with combined efforts of all, the shining will become better day by day.

A.K. Biyani

From the Pen Principal's

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COLLEGE ACCOMPLISHMENTS2018-19

1. State government has established a research center in the name of late Prof Nityanand,Head-Geography Department in the campus of Doon University.

2. Ms. Nisha Padiyar, Department of Chemistry secured 5th rank in GATE - 2018

3. Ms. Ayushi Bisht, M Sc Geology selected in the Schulumberger, an exploration international giant at a superb package.

4. Glowing performance in sports shown by winning first position in football (Shubham Rawat capt.), handball (Kuldeep Kumar capt.), chess ( Harshit Dhaundiyal) and baseball (Meenakshi Pal capt) in university in team events.

5. Gaurav Kumar (Gold Medallist in judo and wrestling), Sakshi Gupta (Gold Medallist in shooting), Karan Kumar (Gold Medallist in wrestling), and Niriksha Chhetri (Judo state player).

6. Chet Ram (Geography), cleared UGC-JRFNET, Sonali Rawat (English) cleared U-SET, Ashish Naudiyal (Mathematics) cleared NET and Mohit Rawat (Mathematics) qualified U-SET, Monica Rana and Vinit Ahuja (Physics) qualified BARC-UCES-2018 and Rinki Rawat (Economics) successfully qualified UGC NET and U-SET.

7. Tarang Rawat visited Russia for 21 day's in Youth Exchange Program of NCC. NCC cadets of girls wing participated in 8 camps of up to 10 days duration and won several gold and silver medals and cadets of NCC boys wing participated in 6 camps held in diffetent parts of the country. Six NCC cadets selected as Lieut. In Indian Army.

8. Vandana is selected as revenue inspector by Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission

9. Multinational Concentrix selected 27 students for their various outlets.

10. Twelve economics students took a week long training of mushroom cultivation in SGRR University

11. College infrastructure witnessed progress by leaps and bounds viz. operationalization of 35 KV solar power unit, wifification of campus by Jio, 150 m long cemented walking track, tile work, new furniture furnishing in Room No. 12, 13 and 14, addition of basketball court

12. 06 Rovers have qualified NIPUN testing camp. 2 Nipun got Governor's award. 6 Rovers and equal number of Rangers participated in road safety program of Doon Police, International Yoga Day, AIDS day and assist regularly in flag hoisting along with the NSS and NCC.

13. Among few surviving freedom fighter, respected Major Munnavar Singh graced the state government approved function and was honoured by the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttarakhand Shri Trivendra Singh Rawat and the Minister for Higher Education Shri Dhan Singh Rawat.

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This powerful message of Bhagwat Geeta is guiding force for persons of innumerable generations as it directly exhorts that to gain prominence is a long process that could be achieved only if we are alert and committed to action in right direction. This shloka further says that you have to defeat your enemies and in reward you enjoy world which is full of variety and prosperity.

This message of yore was given to great warrior Arjun by Lord Krishna in battle field of Kurukshetra has full relevance for today's youth who are aspiring for their better future. Instead of battle the place became college/university campus and Arjun and Krishna are replaced by you and us or faculty. DBS (PG) College is a perfect place in terms of ideal requirement of learning center in the entire state of Uttarakhand. An academic institution has multiple components and all components combinedly decide the stature of institution among its peers. Despite large number of components, an institution is finally judged by how students are faring after their education is over. Different departments of the college have long list of successful students who are working in different fields both at national and international levels and once they get a chance to immerse in the memories of by gone era of the campus they became highly sentimental. These successful students in fact as indirect push to faculty members to perform better and higher. In last one decade college transformed in all segments, we have matching labs, excellent library, wifi campus, fully solar campus, very supportive games, sports and cultural facilities, vibrant cells working in different segments, tie up with many level institutions for project/dissertation work, sympathetic and sensitive atmosphere, and above all very competitive faculty all these acts as strong magnet to pull best talent from near and far areas. This talented pool of students when step out of institution, become brand ambassadors of the college.

I on behalf of faculty, staff and management of the college welcome all those who join DBS family and convey my best who are already part of this family and wish their bright and challenging future. This institution do provide us respect and recognition in the society, I wish with combined efforts of all, the shining will become better day by day.

A.K. Biyani

From the Pen Principal's

ii iii

COLLEGE ACCOMPLISHMENTS2018-19

1. State government has established a research center in the name of late Prof Nityanand,Head-Geography Department in the campus of Doon University.

2. Ms. Nisha Padiyar, Department of Chemistry secured 5th rank in GATE - 2018

3. Ms. Ayushi Bisht, M Sc Geology selected in the Schulumberger, an exploration international giant at a superb package.

4. Glowing performance in sports shown by winning first position in football (Shubham Rawat capt.), handball (Kuldeep Kumar capt.), chess ( Harshit Dhaundiyal) and baseball (Meenakshi Pal capt) in university in team events.

5. Gaurav Kumar (Gold Medallist in judo and wrestling), Sakshi Gupta (Gold Medallist in shooting), Karan Kumar (Gold Medallist in wrestling), and Niriksha Chhetri (Judo state player).

6. Chet Ram (Geography), cleared UGC-JRFNET, Sonali Rawat (English) cleared U-SET, Ashish Naudiyal (Mathematics) cleared NET and Mohit Rawat (Mathematics) qualified U-SET, Monica Rana and Vinit Ahuja (Physics) qualified BARC-UCES-2018 and Rinki Rawat (Economics) successfully qualified UGC NET and U-SET.

7. Tarang Rawat visited Russia for 21 day's in Youth Exchange Program of NCC. NCC cadets of girls wing participated in 8 camps of up to 10 days duration and won several gold and silver medals and cadets of NCC boys wing participated in 6 camps held in diffetent parts of the country. Six NCC cadets selected as Lieut. In Indian Army.

8. Vandana is selected as revenue inspector by Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission

9. Multinational Concentrix selected 27 students for their various outlets.

10. Twelve economics students took a week long training of mushroom cultivation in SGRR University

11. College infrastructure witnessed progress by leaps and bounds viz. operationalization of 35 KV solar power unit, wifification of campus by Jio, 150 m long cemented walking track, tile work, new furniture furnishing in Room No. 12, 13 and 14, addition of basketball court

12. 06 Rovers have qualified NIPUN testing camp. 2 Nipun got Governor's award. 6 Rovers and equal number of Rangers participated in road safety program of Doon Police, International Yoga Day, AIDS day and assist regularly in flag hoisting along with the NSS and NCC.

13. Among few surviving freedom fighter, respected Major Munnavar Singh graced the state government approved function and was honoured by the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttarakhand Shri Trivendra Singh Rawat and the Minister for Higher Education Shri Dhan Singh Rawat.

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1. Inspiration provided by the pre-independence reformative movement under the auspices of the Arya Samaj led to establishment of DSS, Kanpur as a nodal body that mandated to transform landscape of widely prevalent illiteracy to resurging India and the DBS College was one of the outcomes of this cherished ideals.

2. College does not discriminate prospective students on the basis of cost, creed, religion, gender and region.

3. Admissions are provided from undergraduate to research level. College also offers unique opportunity to carryout post-doctoral work. College charges fee as per rules of state government and university which is far less than private institutions located in town.

4. This college is first choice of meritorious students. At present 220+ INSPIRE award holders are pursuing higher education in campus.

5. Students desiring to join DBS College will have to apply online for admission in the entry level classes on college's website: www.dbscollegedehradun.in. Please insure error free filing of the form. College does not charge any fees for online registration

6. Once last date for e filling form is over, college soon declares merit list of candidates that also includes names of few waitlisted applicants in order of merit. For unoccupied seats wait lists are declared subsequently with enough time margin to deposit fee.

7. Students are advised to check online display of list of shortlisted candidates for admission.

8. Admissions are given in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Geology, Defence and Strategic Study, English, Hindi, Sociology, Geography and Economics at UG level and barring Hindi and Sociology in PG program of HNB Garhwal University.

9. Students will have to deposit fee on the same day of admission in the Central Bank of India DBS college branch; if by some unavoidable reasons fee could not be deposited then in charge admission committee should be informed in writing otherwise seat may be allotted to next incumbent.

10. From 2018 onwards university examination fee will be deposited online in the university account along with filing of online examination form. A copy of both will have to be submitted to college office for further action.

11. College teams regularly participate in men and women university sports events and other games activities. Students regularly participate in in-house and outhouse cultural and literary activities with distinction.

12. College is well known for teaching, research and strict and clean examinations.

13. Large number of PG students are getting summer training in reputed institutions like WIHG, ONGC, IIRS, FRI, DEAL, IIP SGRR University etc.

14. External experts and scientists are regularly invited to deliver lectures and motivational talks on various platforms viz. Geofraternity.

15. College library has more than 50000 books and an exclusive reading room for students appearing in competitive exams.

16. If original Identity Card is lost or misplaced then Duplicate Identity Card will be issued after the election process is finished in the campus.

17. The affiliating universities have fully adopted semester system, the college fully endorse their academic systems as in force.

COLLEGE IN NUTSHELL

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TS Message from the Secretary, Board of Management i

From the Principal's Pen ii

College Accomplishments: 2017-18 iii

College in Nutshell iv

1. Courses Offered and Sanctioned Strength iv

2. Instructions for Admission 2

i) General Instruction for filling Online Merit/Admission Form for Registration

ii) Instruction for submission of Admission/Merit Form before the Admission Committee

3. Admission Criteria for Academic Session 2018-19 4

4. Courses of Study 6

5. New Curriculum under CBCS 8

6. Academic Requirement 10

i) Attendance Rules

ii) Examination Pattern & Promotion

7. Add on courses 12

8. Financial Assistance 12

9. Maintenance of Discipline and Code of Conduct 14

10. Co Curricular Activities 17

11. Facilities Offered 17

12. Profile of the Departments 20

13. Functionaries of the College at a Glance 25

14. Fee Structure and Fee Rules 2018-19 26

15. Academic Calendar-2018-19 29

C O N T E N T S

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1. Inspiration provided by the pre-independence reformative movement under the auspices of the Arya Samaj led to establishment of DSS, Kanpur as a nodal body that mandated to transform landscape of widely prevalent illiteracy to resurging India and the DBS College was one of the outcomes of this cherished ideals.

2. College does not discriminate prospective students on the basis of cost, creed, religion, gender and region.

3. Admissions are provided from undergraduate to research level. College also offers unique opportunity to carryout post-doctoral work. College charges fee as per rules of state government and university which is far less than private institutions located in town.

4. This college is first choice of meritorious students. At present 220+ INSPIRE award holders are pursuing higher education in campus.

5. Students desiring to join DBS College will have to apply online for admission in the entry level classes on college's website: www.dbscollegedehradun.in. Please insure error free filing of the form. College does not charge any fees for online registration

6. Once last date for e filling form is over, college soon declares merit list of candidates that also includes names of few waitlisted applicants in order of merit. For unoccupied seats wait lists are declared subsequently with enough time margin to deposit fee.

7. Students are advised to check online display of list of shortlisted candidates for admission.

8. Admissions are given in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Geology, Defence and Strategic Study, English, Hindi, Sociology, Geography and Economics at UG level and barring Hindi and Sociology in PG program of HNB Garhwal University.

9. Students will have to deposit fee on the same day of admission in the Central Bank of India DBS college branch; if by some unavoidable reasons fee could not be deposited then in charge admission committee should be informed in writing otherwise seat may be allotted to next incumbent.

10. From 2018 onwards university examination fee will be deposited online in the university account along with filing of online examination form. A copy of both will have to be submitted to college office for further action.

11. College teams regularly participate in men and women university sports events and other games activities. Students regularly participate in in-house and outhouse cultural and literary activities with distinction.

12. College is well known for teaching, research and strict and clean examinations.

13. Large number of PG students are getting summer training in reputed institutions like WIHG, ONGC, IIRS, FRI, DEAL, IIP SGRR University etc.

14. External experts and scientists are regularly invited to deliver lectures and motivational talks on various platforms viz. Geofraternity.

15. College library has more than 50000 books and an exclusive reading room for students appearing in competitive exams.

16. If original Identity Card is lost or misplaced then Duplicate Identity Card will be issued after the election process is finished in the campus.

17. The affiliating universities have fully adopted semester system, the college fully endorse their academic systems as in force.

COLLEGE IN NUTSHELL

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TS Message from the Secretary, Board of Management i

From the Principal's Pen ii

College Accomplishments: 2017-18 iii

College in Nutshell iv

1. Courses Offered and Sanctioned Strength iv

2. Instructions for Admission 2

i) General Instruction for filling Online Merit/Admission Form for Registration

ii) Instruction for submission of Admission/Merit Form before the Admission Committee

3. Admission Criteria for Academic Session 2018-19 4

4. Courses of Study 6

5. New Curriculum under CBCS 8

6. Academic Requirement 10

i) Attendance Rules

ii) Examination Pattern & Promotion

7. Add on courses 12

8. Financial Assistance 12

9. Maintenance of Discipline and Code of Conduct 14

10. Co Curricular Activities 17

11. Facilities Offered 17

12. Profile of the Departments 20

13. Functionaries of the College at a Glance 25

14. Fee Structure and Fee Rules 2018-19 26

15. Academic Calendar-2018-19 29

C O N T E N T S

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COURSES OFFEREDAND SANCTIONED STRENGTH

Under Graduate Courses (CBCS-Semester System)Opportunities Available at a Glance

B.Sc. Ist

following combinations are permitted with sanctioned strength

Mathematics Group (320) Bio Group (270)

PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) - 190 CBZ (Chemistry,Botany, Zoology) - 230

PMG (Physics, Mathematics, Geology) - 80 BZG (Botany, Zoology,Geology) - 40

PMD (Physics, Mathematics,Defence) - 50

B.A Ist Total Seats (270)

The Subjects available are - Hindi Lit., English Lit., Economics, Sociology, Geography, Mathematics and Defence & Strategic Studies. A student has to opt two subjects at the time admission; combination will be permitted on the basis of merit and according to sanctioned limit of seat in individual subjects. The English Language is compulsory in B.A First Semester. Only those students can opt Geography who had this subject or Mathematics at Intermediate level and similarly Mathematics will be given to those students who have studied Mathematics at Intermediate level.

Post Graduate Courses (Semester System)

Physics 25 Botany(SFS) 30

Chemistry 22 Economics 70

Mathematics 80 Geography 35

Geology 25 English(SFS) 15

Zoology 20

Above number of PG seats are likely to be revised Professional Course under Self FinanceScheme

M.Sc. Microbiology 25 B.Lib. & Inf. Sc 40

M.Sc. Biotechnology 25

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DBS College is a multiuniversity campus committed to provide with utmost ease widely optioned academic choices to all students. College is well known for science education. It is primarily affiliated to HNB Garhwal University for education in humanities and sciences, its affiliation to Sri Dev Suman University caters the affiliation of professional courses e.g. microbiology, biotechnology and library sciences and as an study center of Indira Gandhi National Open University offers a wide spectrum certificate, diploma and degree courses. College fully complies rules and regulation of affiliating universities to give highest priority to students' interest. Admissions are made in prescribed sanctioned strength and as per rules and regulations by the universities and state government (Number of seats may change on order of University)

Faculty has published 72 papers in last three years in national and international journals.

The faculty members have published several books, text books, edited books and volumes and reference books

Research projects from DST, UGC, UCOST and well known organizations are regularly sanctioned to faculty members.

Large number of teachers are participating in national and international seminars and chairing the sessions.

National Seminars are regularly organized by the faculty members of the college.

Almost all teachers have successfully completed mandatory orientation and Refresher courses organized by UGC sponsored Academic Staff Colleges /HRDC s.

Owing to academic excellence, the college attracts students across several states.

Results in BA /BSc classes are above 85 % and in MA/MSc above 95%.

College regularly takes initiative from Students appearing in Competitive exams and for weaker sections students through many UGC schemes viz remedial and other competitive exams.

College organizes lectures related with personality development , mock interviews, topics of need for Civil Services Examinations, PSC Examinations, UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE etc.

More than 30 journals are subscribed by different Departments.

For proficiency in English language, the multifunctional laboratory has English pronunciation software that caters the need from beginner to advanced level students.

College students participates in academic seminars/ festivals organized by other universities and institutions and present their projects/ works/ findings.

The college has a separate Research Cell to promote research in science, social sciences, humanities and languages.

Academic Excellence

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COURSES OFFEREDAND SANCTIONED STRENGTH

Under Graduate Courses (CBCS-Semester System)Opportunities Available at a Glance

B.Sc. Ist

following combinations are permitted with sanctioned strength

Mathematics Group (320) Bio Group (270)

PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) - 190 CBZ (Chemistry,Botany, Zoology) - 230

PMG (Physics, Mathematics, Geology) - 80 BZG (Botany, Zoology,Geology) - 40

PMD (Physics, Mathematics,Defence) - 50

B.A Ist Total Seats (270)

The Subjects available are - Hindi Lit., English Lit., Economics, Sociology, Geography, Mathematics and Defence & Strategic Studies. A student has to opt two subjects at the time admission; combination will be permitted on the basis of merit and according to sanctioned limit of seat in individual subjects. The English Language is compulsory in B.A First Semester. Only those students can opt Geography who had this subject or Mathematics at Intermediate level and similarly Mathematics will be given to those students who have studied Mathematics at Intermediate level.

Post Graduate Courses (Semester System)

Physics 25 Botany(SFS) 30

Chemistry 22 Economics 70

Mathematics 80 Geography 35

Geology 25 English(SFS) 15

Zoology 20

Above number of PG seats are likely to be revised Professional Course under Self FinanceScheme

M.Sc. Microbiology 25 B.Lib. & Inf. Sc 40

M.Sc. Biotechnology 25

1

DBS College is a multiuniversity campus committed to provide with utmost ease widely optioned academic choices to all students. College is well known for science education. It is primarily affiliated to HNB Garhwal University for education in humanities and sciences, its affiliation to Sri Dev Suman University caters the affiliation of professional courses e.g. microbiology, biotechnology and library sciences and as an study center of Indira Gandhi National Open University offers a wide spectrum certificate, diploma and degree courses. College fully complies rules and regulation of affiliating universities to give highest priority to students' interest. Admissions are made in prescribed sanctioned strength and as per rules and regulations by the universities and state government (Number of seats may change on order of University)

Faculty has published 72 papers in last three years in national and international journals.

The faculty members have published several books, text books, edited books and volumes and reference books

Research projects from DST, UGC, UCOST and well known organizations are regularly sanctioned to faculty members.

Large number of teachers are participating in national and international seminars and chairing the sessions.

National Seminars are regularly organized by the faculty members of the college.

Almost all teachers have successfully completed mandatory orientation and Refresher courses organized by UGC sponsored Academic Staff Colleges /HRDC s.

Owing to academic excellence, the college attracts students across several states.

Results in BA /BSc classes are above 85 % and in MA/MSc above 95%.

College regularly takes initiative from Students appearing in Competitive exams and for weaker sections students through many UGC schemes viz remedial and other competitive exams.

College organizes lectures related with personality development , mock interviews, topics of need for Civil Services Examinations, PSC Examinations, UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE etc.

More than 30 journals are subscribed by different Departments.

For proficiency in English language, the multifunctional laboratory has English pronunciation software that caters the need from beginner to advanced level students.

College students participates in academic seminars/ festivals organized by other universities and institutions and present their projects/ works/ findings.

The college has a separate Research Cell to promote research in science, social sciences, humanities and languages.

Academic Excellence

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADMISSION

General Instruction for filling Online Merit /Admission Form for Registration

The admission of a student can be cancelled at any time by the Principal in case it is detected that the student had given wrong information, concealed the facts or admission has been made against the norms.

Please follow the following instructions:

For For admission in B.Sc. Ist & B.A. Ist attach scanned copies of mark sheet of qualifying examination, (+12), photo and certificates likely to earn weightage points.

For admission in M.Sc. I and M.A. I attach scanned copy of mark sheets of B.Sc. /B.A. Ist, IInd & IIIrd years/all semesters, photo and certificates likely to earn weightage points.

For admission in reserve category, attach copy of caste certificate issued by approved authorities. The reservation policy of State Government of Uttarakhand will be followed for admission.

For photo and candidate's signature, image should not be larger than 5 KB and for other documents 500 KB.

For admission in B.Sc I, the academic merit will be calculated by taking into consideration the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry, & Mathematics in Mathematics Group and of Physics, Chemistry & Biology in Bio Group respectively in qualifying examination. Fill separate Merit form for each group

For admission in B.A.I the academic merit will be calculated by taking into consideration the marks obtained in best five subjects in qualifying examination.

Students should not disclose their password and user ID

The candidate will have one time opportunity to modify his/ her merit/ admission form before the notified last date by using password and user id.

Instruction for Submission of Merit /Admission Form Before the Admission

Committee

Merit listed candidate may get admission on satisfaction of Admission Committee after counselling. The candidate will have to deposit fee on the same day otherwise his/her right of admission will be forfeited.

A candidate has to:

Produce all the required documents in original before the Admission Committee.

Also produce downloaded copy of the Admission / Merit form along with directory, Undertaking for Curbing the Menace of Ragging (Anti ragging) and Police Verification Certificate duly signed by the candidate and parents.

Attach Original Transfer Certificate (TC) and Character Certificate (CC) from the institution last attended.

Attach photocopies of the qualifying examination, High School (Date of birth) Cer ti f icate. Photocopies of other documents claimed to earn weightage points, Caste Certificate (wherever applicable)

Attach an affidavit for gap year in case the candidate has a gap in last qualifying exam and the class in which seeking the admission.

A copy of bank challan to be deposited to Central Admission Committee for issuance of identity card.

College will follow rules and regulations as framed by the HNB Garhwal University and orders of Government of Uttarakhand for admission.

1. College Provides reservation of seats to candidates of eligible categories as per quota fixed by the Government of Uttarakhand. At present 19%, 4% and 14% seats are reserved for SC, ST and OBC categories respectively. There is also a provision for horizontal reservation of 30%, 5%, 3% and 2% for women, defence personal and/or their dependents, physically handicapped, dependent of freedom fighters respectively. In case of OBC, candidates are required to produce non-creamy layer certificate of their parents of preceding financial year. For regular courses 90% of seats in the college are reserved for candidates of Uttarakhand and 10% for other states. The reserve seats are available to candidates having domicile of Uttarakhand only.

2. The fractional rounding shall not be admissible for calculating the minimum eligibility criteria i.e. 44.9% or 39.9% shall not be treated as 45% or 40%.

3. The candidates belonging to SC/ST category shall be allowed a relaxation of 5% marks in minimum eligibility criteria or minimum cut off.

4. The students will also be eligible for admission in under graduate classes who have passed Madhyama of Sahitya Sammelan, 12, Sammalen Marg, Allahabad and plus two examination from Open School with five Subjects.

5. A candidate who puts in 75% attendance in the first and second semester separately but fails to acquire 18 credits in the first and second semester taken together shall not be promoted to third semester

6. Applicants who might have appeared in Compartment/Supplementary Examination may apply for admission. However, such applicants shall be considered for admission, subject to their clearing the Compartment/ supplementary Examination, only if they had submitted their Admission-Forms well in

time and if their final result might have been declared before preparing final merit list for admission.

7. For gap year, the candidate has to produce an affidavit while seeking admission in higher class.

8. Every candidate is required to submit an undertaking before admission committee signed by their guardian in prescribed form stating that they would not indulge in ragging.

9. Each student will have also to fill Police Verification form in the prescribed format.

10. Students admitted to the College may avail the facility of studying as regular students for a maximum of six (06) years at the under-graduate level and for four (04) years at the post-graduate level.

11. Applicants will not be granted admission to the same class as might have been passed by them even with a change in Subject(s) studies. This means, that a student who has passed B.Sc. will not be granted admission to B.Sc. with a different combination of subject or B.A. and an applicant who may have passed M.Sc./M.A. in one subject will not be granted admission to M..Sc./.M.A. in another subject.

12. The candidate, who have been detained or failed in a class or drop out, shall not be granted regular admission. Such candidate can appear as ex-students in the university examination.

13. Applicants who have been punished for adopting unfair means at an examination or have been convicted by a court of law for a crime committed by them or have been e x p e l l e d / r u s t i c a t e d b y t h e Colleges/University or have been found to be guilty of indulging in ragging in the institution(s) attended by them, prior to seeking admission to the college, shall not be granted admission.

14. Students indulging in activities in the Campus considered to be improper, or unwarranted, or amounting to breach of discipline, or a violation of the Rules and Regulations of the College in the opinion of

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADMISSION

General Instruction for filling Online Merit /Admission Form for Registration

The admission of a student can be cancelled at any time by the Principal in case it is detected that the student had given wrong information, concealed the facts or admission has been made against the norms.

Please follow the following instructions:

For For admission in B.Sc. Ist & B.A. Ist attach scanned copies of mark sheet of qualifying examination, (+12), photo and certificates likely to earn weightage points.

For admission in M.Sc. I and M.A. I attach scanned copy of mark sheets of B.Sc. /B.A. Ist, IInd & IIIrd years/all semesters, photo and certificates likely to earn weightage points.

For admission in reserve category, attach copy of caste certificate issued by approved authorities. The reservation policy of State Government of Uttarakhand will be followed for admission.

For photo and candidate's signature, image should not be larger than 5 KB and for other documents 500 KB.

For admission in B.Sc I, the academic merit will be calculated by taking into consideration the marks obtained in Physics, Chemistry, & Mathematics in Mathematics Group and of Physics, Chemistry & Biology in Bio Group respectively in qualifying examination. Fill separate Merit form for each group

For admission in B.A.I the academic merit will be calculated by taking into consideration the marks obtained in best five subjects in qualifying examination.

Students should not disclose their password and user ID

The candidate will have one time opportunity to modify his/ her merit/ admission form before the notified last date by using password and user id.

Instruction for Submission of Merit /Admission Form Before the Admission

Committee

Merit listed candidate may get admission on satisfaction of Admission Committee after counselling. The candidate will have to deposit fee on the same day otherwise his/her right of admission will be forfeited.

A candidate has to:

Produce all the required documents in original before the Admission Committee.

Also produce downloaded copy of the Admission / Merit form along with directory, Undertaking for Curbing the Menace of Ragging (Anti ragging) and Police Verification Certificate duly signed by the candidate and parents.

Attach Original Transfer Certificate (TC) and Character Certificate (CC) from the institution last attended.

Attach photocopies of the qualifying examination, High School (Date of birth) Cer ti f icate. Photocopies of other documents claimed to earn weightage points, Caste Certificate (wherever applicable)

Attach an affidavit for gap year in case the candidate has a gap in last qualifying exam and the class in which seeking the admission.

A copy of bank challan to be deposited to Central Admission Committee for issuance of identity card.

College will follow rules and regulations as framed by the HNB Garhwal University and orders of Government of Uttarakhand for admission.

1. College Provides reservation of seats to candidates of eligible categories as per quota fixed by the Government of Uttarakhand. At present 19%, 4% and 14% seats are reserved for SC, ST and OBC categories respectively. There is also a provision for horizontal reservation of 30%, 5%, 3% and 2% for women, defence personal and/or their dependents, physically handicapped, dependent of freedom fighters respectively. In case of OBC, candidates are required to produce non-creamy layer certificate of their parents of preceding financial year. For regular courses 90% of seats in the college are reserved for candidates of Uttarakhand and 10% for other states. The reserve seats are available to candidates having domicile of Uttarakhand only.

2. The fractional rounding shall not be admissible for calculating the minimum eligibility criteria i.e. 44.9% or 39.9% shall not be treated as 45% or 40%.

3. The candidates belonging to SC/ST category shall be allowed a relaxation of 5% marks in minimum eligibility criteria or minimum cut off.

4. The students will also be eligible for admission in under graduate classes who have passed Madhyama of Sahitya Sammelan, 12, Sammalen Marg, Allahabad and plus two examination from Open School with five Subjects.

5. A candidate who puts in 75% attendance in the first and second semester separately but fails to acquire 18 credits in the first and second semester taken together shall not be promoted to third semester

6. Applicants who might have appeared in Compartment/Supplementary Examination may apply for admission. However, such applicants shall be considered for admission, subject to their clearing the Compartment/ supplementary Examination, only if they had submitted their Admission-Forms well in

time and if their final result might have been declared before preparing final merit list for admission.

7. For gap year, the candidate has to produce an affidavit while seeking admission in higher class.

8. Every candidate is required to submit an undertaking before admission committee signed by their guardian in prescribed form stating that they would not indulge in ragging.

9. Each student will have also to fill Police Verification form in the prescribed format.

10. Students admitted to the College may avail the facility of studying as regular students for a maximum of six (06) years at the under-graduate level and for four (04) years at the post-graduate level.

11. Applicants will not be granted admission to the same class as might have been passed by them even with a change in Subject(s) studies. This means, that a student who has passed B.Sc. will not be granted admission to B.Sc. with a different combination of subject or B.A. and an applicant who may have passed M.Sc./M.A. in one subject will not be granted admission to M..Sc./.M.A. in another subject.

12. The candidate, who have been detained or failed in a class or drop out, shall not be granted regular admission. Such candidate can appear as ex-students in the university examination.

13. Applicants who have been punished for adopting unfair means at an examination or have been convicted by a court of law for a crime committed by them or have been e x p e l l e d / r u s t i c a t e d b y t h e Colleges/University or have been found to be guilty of indulging in ragging in the institution(s) attended by them, prior to seeking admission to the college, shall not be granted admission.

14. Students indulging in activities in the Campus considered to be improper, or unwarranted, or amounting to breach of discipline, or a violation of the Rules and Regulations of the College in the opinion of

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c) Military and Para Military service man, Ex Service Man and their 03 points Son/Daughter/Husband/Wife/ Grand Son/Grand Daughter

Note: In compliance of an interim order of Hon'ble High Court of Uttarakhand dated 11-04-14 in WP (PIL) No. 164 of 2013, the Government of Uttarakhand vide order no. 152 (1) XXIV (N)/ 2014 dated 11 June 2014 and H.N.B. Garhwal University vide its order No. ACD/429/14 dated 06/06/2014 have directed the colleges to grant admission strictly within the sanctioned limit and on the basis of merit.

the Administration/Proctorial Board shall be liable for being expelled/rusticated, or at least being denied admission in the next Academic Session.

15. Candidates seeking admission are advised to contact admission –in-charge of respective admission committee for proper information. No excuse will be accepted for ignorance and misunderstanding about requirement.

16. Admission of Kashmiri Migrants: The concessions will be provided to the Kashmiri migrants as per direction of State Government.

17. Admission rules for foreign students: The rules

will be same as adopted by the affiliating university. The details regarding eligibility criteria and admission guidelines are available on the website www.hnbgu.ac.in.

18. It is made clear that in MSc Chemistry there is specialization in ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Students seeking admission in MSc Chemistry will have to submit an affidavit that they will not apply for transfer of their admission after IInd semester to pursue their studies in Physical or Inorganic Chemistry in other colleges.

19. Weightage Point for Admission in PG Classes

a) Co curricular activities (max 5 points)

(i) NSS (maximum 3% in all): B-Certificate or 240 hours+two special camps- 1 Points C- Certificate 2 Points Participation in National Integration 3 Points Camp/ Republic Day Parade- (ii) NCC (maximum 3% in all): 1 Points B-Certificate C- Certificate 2 Points Participation in RD Parade (National) 3 Points NCC Cadet of the State/National Awardee- (iii) Participation in Sports (Maximum 5% in all) 3 Points State/ Zonal National 5 Points

(iv) Participation in national level literary/ 1 Points cultural/quiz comps (maximum 4% in all); 2 Points individual=First-4%, second-3% and third-2%, and, 3 Points team=first- 3%, second-2% and third-1% 4 Points (v) Scouts/Rovers/Rangers (maximum 2% in all) 1 Points G-1 Certificate G- 2 Certificate 2 Points Other weight age as permissible by the university Note: Maximum weight age under b subcategories is 5 points

For admission in B.A./B.Sc. I, the students are required to fill the online merit /admission form. If their names appear in the merit list, they should submit the downloaded copy of Merit/ Admission form.

B.Sc. I st Semester

Admission will be granted to a student who has passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination strictly on the basis of merit. A candidate shall be permitted to offer Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany or Zoology only if he/ She has passed Intermediate or equivalent examination in the subject concerned. College offers following combination in B.Sc. I.

(i) Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

(ii) Physics, Mathematics and Geology

(iii) Physics, Mathematics and Defence & Strat. Studies

(iv) Chemistry, Botany and Zoology

(v) Botany, Zoology and Geology

A candidate can apply for more than one combinations at the time of registration, however admission will be granted only in one combination provided he/she is in merit list.

B.A. I st Semester

Admission will be granted to a student who has passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination strictly on the basis of merit, The College offers following subjects in B.A. I:

Compulsory Courses

Opt any one subject

1. English Language

2. Hindi Language

And opt any two core Subjects

1. Economics

2. Sociology

3. Geography

4. Mathematics

5. Defence & Strat. Studies

6. English Literature

7. Hindi Literature

Only such applicants who have passed the qualifying examination with Geography or Mathematics or Biology may select Geography as an elective subject at the Under-Graduate level (B.A.) Only such applicants who have passed the qualifying examination as a subject may opt Mathematics as an elective subject at the Under-Graduate level (B.A.).

B.Sc. / B.A.II, IVth and VIth Semesters:

Online Re- Registration is compulsory

B.Sc./B.A.III and V Semester

Students who have passed B.Sc./B.A. II and IV semesters are required to submit online application form duly completed in all respects along with the marks sheet of the previous Semester. They should collect bank challan from the admission committee after counselling and deposit the required fee in the bank, before the last date.

New admission in B.Sc. /BA IIIrd & Vth Semesters to outside students are not accepted, however, in special case the college Principal may grant admission with subject to availability of seats.

BA/BSc IIIIrd Year Annual System: Ex-Students who have passed BA/BSc IInd Year from the college are required to submit online admission form. The students should submit the hard copy of the admission form along with mark sheet of

COURSES OF STUDY

ADMISSION INGRADUATE CLASSES

As per instruction of Government of Uttarakhand, all undergraduate first year students will have to come in prescribed dress by the college.

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c) Military and Para Military service man, Ex Service Man and their 03 points Son/Daughter/Husband/Wife/ Grand Son/Grand Daughter

Note: In compliance of an interim order of Hon'ble High Court of Uttarakhand dated 11-04-14 in WP (PIL) No. 164 of 2013, the Government of Uttarakhand vide order no. 152 (1) XXIV (N)/ 2014 dated 11 June 2014 and H.N.B. Garhwal University vide its order No. ACD/429/14 dated 06/06/2014 have directed the colleges to grant admission strictly within the sanctioned limit and on the basis of merit.

the Administration/Proctorial Board shall be liable for being expelled/rusticated, or at least being denied admission in the next Academic Session.

15. Candidates seeking admission are advised to contact admission –in-charge of respective admission committee for proper information. No excuse will be accepted for ignorance and misunderstanding about requirement.

16. Admission of Kashmiri Migrants: The concessions will be provided to the Kashmiri migrants as per direction of State Government.

17. Admission rules for foreign students: The rules

will be same as adopted by the affiliating university. The details regarding eligibility criteria and admission guidelines are available on the website www.hnbgu.ac.in.

18. It is made clear that in MSc Chemistry there is specialization in ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Students seeking admission in MSc Chemistry will have to submit an affidavit that they will not apply for transfer of their admission after IInd semester to pursue their studies in Physical or Inorganic Chemistry in other colleges.

19. Weightage Point for Admission in PG Classes

a) Co curricular activities (max 5 points)

(i) NSS (maximum 3% in all): B-Certificate or 240 hours+two special camps- 1 Points C- Certificate 2 Points Participation in National Integration 3 Points Camp/ Republic Day Parade- (ii) NCC (maximum 3% in all): 1 Points B-Certificate C- Certificate 2 Points Participation in RD Parade (National) 3 Points NCC Cadet of the State/National Awardee- (iii) Participation in Sports (Maximum 5% in all) 3 Points State/ Zonal National 5 Points

(iv) Participation in national level literary/ 1 Points cultural/quiz comps (maximum 4% in all); 2 Points individual=First-4%, second-3% and third-2%, and, 3 Points team=first- 3%, second-2% and third-1% 4 Points (v) Scouts/Rovers/Rangers (maximum 2% in all) 1 Points G-1 Certificate G- 2 Certificate 2 Points Other weight age as permissible by the university Note: Maximum weight age under b subcategories is 5 points

For admission in B.A./B.Sc. I, the students are required to fill the online merit /admission form. If their names appear in the merit list, they should submit the downloaded copy of Merit/ Admission form.

B.Sc. I st Semester

Admission will be granted to a student who has passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination strictly on the basis of merit. A candidate shall be permitted to offer Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany or Zoology only if he/ She has passed Intermediate or equivalent examination in the subject concerned. College offers following combination in B.Sc. I.

(i) Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

(ii) Physics, Mathematics and Geology

(iii) Physics, Mathematics and Defence & Strat. Studies

(iv) Chemistry, Botany and Zoology

(v) Botany, Zoology and Geology

A candidate can apply for more than one combinations at the time of registration, however admission will be granted only in one combination provided he/she is in merit list.

B.A. I st Semester

Admission will be granted to a student who has passed Intermediate or an equivalent examination strictly on the basis of merit, The College offers following subjects in B.A. I:

Compulsory Courses

Opt any one subject

1. English Language

2. Hindi Language

And opt any two core Subjects

1. Economics

2. Sociology

3. Geography

4. Mathematics

5. Defence & Strat. Studies

6. English Literature

7. Hindi Literature

Only such applicants who have passed the qualifying examination with Geography or Mathematics or Biology may select Geography as an elective subject at the Under-Graduate level (B.A.) Only such applicants who have passed the qualifying examination as a subject may opt Mathematics as an elective subject at the Under-Graduate level (B.A.).

B.Sc. / B.A.II, IVth and VIth Semesters:

Online Re- Registration is compulsory

B.Sc./B.A.III and V Semester

Students who have passed B.Sc./B.A. II and IV semesters are required to submit online application form duly completed in all respects along with the marks sheet of the previous Semester. They should collect bank challan from the admission committee after counselling and deposit the required fee in the bank, before the last date.

New admission in B.Sc. /BA IIIrd & Vth Semesters to outside students are not accepted, however, in special case the college Principal may grant admission with subject to availability of seats.

BA/BSc IIIIrd Year Annual System: Ex-Students who have passed BA/BSc IInd Year from the college are required to submit online admission form. The students should submit the hard copy of the admission form along with mark sheet of

COURSES OF STUDY

ADMISSION INGRADUATE CLASSES

As per instruction of Government of Uttarakhand, all undergraduate first year students will have to come in prescribed dress by the college.

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IInd year & certificate of SC/ST/OBC if applicable before the admission committee and should collect Bank Challan to deposit the required fee in the Central Bank Branch of the College.

ADMISSION IN POST GRADUATE CLASSES

M.Sc./ M.A. ( Ist Semester)

Post Graduate Courses of study are available in the following subjects:

1. Physics (specialization in Solid State/ Electronics)

2. Chemistry (specialization in Organic Chemistry)

3. Mathematics [Specialisation in OR, Mathe-matical Modelling, Fluid Dynamics etc are offered)

4. Geology (specialization in Petroleum Geology / Environmental Geology and Remote Sensing)

5. Zoology (specialization in Environmental Biology)

6. Botany (specialization in Biodiversity & Conservation) (under Self Financing Scheme)

7. Geography

8. Economics (specialization in Econometrics, Agr icu l tura l Economics & Labour Economics)

9. English (under SFS)

Students who have passed three years degree course from any Indian University (Established by law) at least with 50% marks are eligible for admission to any of the postgraduate course of study which has essentially been one of his/her subjects at undergraduate level. Such students desirous of admission to a postgraduate course, are required to submit online Merit/Admission form as per general instruction. For admission in M.A Economics, a candidate from other stream can apply.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

ACADEMIC FRAMEWORK AT A GLANCE

Courses Practical AECC/ SEC

B.Sc. I Year I Semester C1 (4) 2 EC/ ES (4)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

II Semester C1 (4) 2 EC/ ES (4)

(22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

B.Sc. II Year III Semester C1 (4) 2 SEC-1

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

IV Semester C1 (4) 2 SEC-2

(22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

B.Sc. III Year V Semester DSE1 (4) 2 SEC-3

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) DSE2 (4) 2

DSE3 (4) 2

VI Semester DSE1 (4) 2 SEC-4

(22 Credits) DSE2 (4) 2 Anyone from

DSE3 (4) 2 three Subjects

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IInd year & certificate of SC/ST/OBC if applicable before the admission committee and should collect Bank Challan to deposit the required fee in the Central Bank Branch of the College.

ADMISSION IN POST GRADUATE CLASSES

M.Sc./ M.A. ( Ist Semester)

Post Graduate Courses of study are available in the following subjects:

1. Physics (specialization in Solid State/ Electronics)

2. Chemistry (specialization in Organic Chemistry)

3. Mathematics [Specialisation in OR, Mathe-matical Modelling, Fluid Dynamics etc are offered)

4. Geology (specialization in Petroleum Geology / Environmental Geology and Remote Sensing)

5. Zoology (specialization in Environmental Biology)

6. Botany (specialization in Biodiversity & Conservation) (under Self Financing Scheme)

7. Geography

8. Economics (specialization in Econometrics, Agr icu l tura l Economics & Labour Economics)

9. English (under SFS)

Students who have passed three years degree course from any Indian University (Established by law) at least with 50% marks are eligible for admission to any of the postgraduate course of study which has essentially been one of his/her subjects at undergraduate level. Such students desirous of admission to a postgraduate course, are required to submit online Merit/Admission form as per general instruction. For admission in M.A Economics, a candidate from other stream can apply.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

ACADEMIC FRAMEWORK AT A GLANCE

Courses Practical AECC/ SEC

B.Sc. I Year I Semester C1 (4) 2 EC/ ES (4)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

II Semester C1 (4) 2 EC/ ES (4)

(22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

B.Sc. II Year III Semester C1 (4) 2 SEC-1

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

IV Semester C1 (4) 2 SEC-2

(22 Credits) C2 (4) 2

C3 (4) 2

B.Sc. III Year V Semester DSE1 (4) 2 SEC-3

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) DSE2 (4) 2

DSE3 (4) 2

VI Semester DSE1 (4) 2 SEC-4

(22 Credits) DSE2 (4) 2 Anyone from

DSE3 (4) 2 three Subjects

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Attendance Rules

It is mandatory for a student of a Course / Programme of the University to put in 75% attendance in all classes including Lectures, Tutorials and Practical's (wherever applicable) in respect of each subject/paper separately. Students failing in meeting aforesaid minimum attendance criteria shall not be permitted to appear in the Semester Examination for the course being pursued during the academic session concerned.

Candidates are hereby informed that their

attendance is reported to chief minister,

Uttarakhand on regular basis.

A student may be granted relaxation up to 15% in the minimum attendance criteria p r e s c r i b e d u n d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g circumstances:

1. If a student had suffered from serious illness, submits medical certificate issued in respect of the same by a registered medical practitioner within 15 days of resuming classes.

2. Any other grievous circumstances suffered by a student which might in the opinion of the principal concerned constitute sufficient grounds for granting such relaxation subject to the production of appropriate evidence.

In addition to the above, all students shall be entitled to the relaxation of the minimum attendance with respect to the following to the extent stated.

i) By the department concerned and a certificate of attendance and completion of the assignment issued by the competent authority of the institution attended.

ii) If a student might have participated in N.C.C. Camps, N.S.S. camps, educational tours organized by the col lege,

represented the university in sports / cultural events, or appeared for an interview for recruitment in the Indian armed forces. The relaxation is restricted to the actual number of days of the said events and reasonable travel time may be allowed upon production of a certificate to the said effect, duly issued by the competent authority within one week of resuming classes.

It shall be open to the Dean/ Principal on recommendation of Head of the Department to grant exemption to a candidate who has failed to obtain the prescribed 75% attendance for valid reasons and such exemptions shall not under any circumstances be granted for attendance below 60%.

University Examination and Promotions

The university examination schedule and rules of promotions as prescribed by the HNB Garhwal University will be applicable. Students are required to fill online university examination forms and fee and deposit their hard copies in the college office as per schedule of the university.

Internal Assessment (Sessionals)

There will be two sessional tests and one end-semester examination for PG Students and one sessional test and one end-semester examination for UG students.

For PG students 40% of the total marks in each paper will be reserved for internal assessment and 30% for UG students. Similarly there will be one sessional for each practical of same weightage. Students shall compulsorily attend the sessional tests, failing which they will not be allowed to appear in the end term examination. The sessional test as part of the continuous internal assessment shall be conducted and evaluated by the teacher offering the course.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTBachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Courses AECC/ MIL Elective Generc

B.A. I Year I Semester CC1 (6) ES (4) & EL (6)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) CC2 (6)

II Semester CC1 (6) Eng Comm (4)

(22 Credits) CC2 (6) HL (6)

B.A. II Year III Semester CC1 (6) English SEC-1 (4)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) CC2 (6) Language (6)

IV Semester CC1 (6) Hindi Lang (6) SEC-2 (4)

(22 Credits) CC2 (6)

B.A. III Year V Semester DSE1 (6) SEC-3 (4) GEC: 6 Credits

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) DSE2 (6)

VI Semester DSE1 (6) SEC-4 (4) GEC: 6 Credits

(22 Credits) DSE2 (6) Anyone from two core subjects in alternate semesters.

* Abbreviations: CC- Core Course, AECC- Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses, SEC- Skill Enhancement Course, DSE- Discipline Specific Elective, MIL-Modern Indian Language (HL-Hindi Language, EL-English Language, ES- Environmental Sciences, GEC: General Elective Course.

The numbers in brackets are the credits. Semester is made up 22 credits. For promotion in next semester a student must have earned at least 22 credits. The College does not provide any choice in selection of SEC. In BA Vth and VIth semesters, the Generic subject, will be different from the core subjects which he/she is studying. In BA students have to opt for SEC course for one core subject in Semester III and V and SEC course of the other core subject in semester IV and VI. AECC subjects may be modified according to the need of the college.

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Attendance Rules

It is mandatory for a student of a Course / Programme of the University to put in 75% attendance in all classes including Lectures, Tutorials and Practical's (wherever applicable) in respect of each subject/paper separately. Students failing in meeting aforesaid minimum attendance criteria shall not be permitted to appear in the Semester Examination for the course being pursued during the academic session concerned.

Candidates are hereby informed that their

attendance is reported to chief minister,

Uttarakhand on regular basis.

A student may be granted relaxation up to 15% in the minimum attendance criteria p r e s c r i b e d u n d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g circumstances:

1. If a student had suffered from serious illness, submits medical certificate issued in respect of the same by a registered medical practitioner within 15 days of resuming classes.

2. Any other grievous circumstances suffered by a student which might in the opinion of the principal concerned constitute sufficient grounds for granting such relaxation subject to the production of appropriate evidence.

In addition to the above, all students shall be entitled to the relaxation of the minimum attendance with respect to the following to the extent stated.

i) By the department concerned and a certificate of attendance and completion of the assignment issued by the competent authority of the institution attended.

ii) If a student might have participated in N.C.C. Camps, N.S.S. camps, educational tours organized by the col lege,

represented the university in sports / cultural events, or appeared for an interview for recruitment in the Indian armed forces. The relaxation is restricted to the actual number of days of the said events and reasonable travel time may be allowed upon production of a certificate to the said effect, duly issued by the competent authority within one week of resuming classes.

It shall be open to the Dean/ Principal on recommendation of Head of the Department to grant exemption to a candidate who has failed to obtain the prescribed 75% attendance for valid reasons and such exemptions shall not under any circumstances be granted for attendance below 60%.

University Examination and Promotions

The university examination schedule and rules of promotions as prescribed by the HNB Garhwal University will be applicable. Students are required to fill online university examination forms and fee and deposit their hard copies in the college office as per schedule of the university.

Internal Assessment (Sessionals)

There will be two sessional tests and one end-semester examination for PG Students and one sessional test and one end-semester examination for UG students.

For PG students 40% of the total marks in each paper will be reserved for internal assessment and 30% for UG students. Similarly there will be one sessional for each practical of same weightage. Students shall compulsorily attend the sessional tests, failing which they will not be allowed to appear in the end term examination. The sessional test as part of the continuous internal assessment shall be conducted and evaluated by the teacher offering the course.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTBachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Courses AECC/ MIL Elective Generc

B.A. I Year I Semester CC1 (6) ES (4) & EL (6)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) CC2 (6)

II Semester CC1 (6) Eng Comm (4)

(22 Credits) CC2 (6) HL (6)

B.A. II Year III Semester CC1 (6) English SEC-1 (4)

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) CC2 (6) Language (6)

IV Semester CC1 (6) Hindi Lang (6) SEC-2 (4)

(22 Credits) CC2 (6)

B.A. III Year V Semester DSE1 (6) SEC-3 (4) GEC: 6 Credits

(44 Credits) (22 Credits) DSE2 (6)

VI Semester DSE1 (6) SEC-4 (4) GEC: 6 Credits

(22 Credits) DSE2 (6) Anyone from two core subjects in alternate semesters.

* Abbreviations: CC- Core Course, AECC- Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses, SEC- Skill Enhancement Course, DSE- Discipline Specific Elective, MIL-Modern Indian Language (HL-Hindi Language, EL-English Language, ES- Environmental Sciences, GEC: General Elective Course.

The numbers in brackets are the credits. Semester is made up 22 credits. For promotion in next semester a student must have earned at least 22 credits. The College does not provide any choice in selection of SEC. In BA Vth and VIth semesters, the Generic subject, will be different from the core subjects which he/she is studying. In BA students have to opt for SEC course for one core subject in Semester III and V and SEC course of the other core subject in semester IV and VI. AECC subjects may be modified according to the need of the college.

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A Candidate who fails to acquire 22 credits in the I and II semester examination taken together shall not be promoted to the III semester. He/She shall cease to be a regular student. However, he/she may appear as an ex-student only in end semester examination of the course (s) in which he/she has failed, in the next semester examination of the same subject.

Any marks obtained in the immediate preceding year disregarded. However no

candidate shall be permitted to continue as a regular student for more than two times in a semester.

For UG Students

The criterions are same as mentioned above for PG Students. Each Semester is of 22 Credits. Students who acquire 22 credits in I & II Semester taken together will be promoted to

semester. For promotion to V Semester the backlog of credits till IV semester should not be more than 22 credits

For UG/PG Students

Please visit www.ignou.ac.in

Master Degree Courses1 MSW: Master of Social Work2 MSWC: Master of Social Work

Counseling3 MARD Master of Arts in Rural

Development4 MEG Master of Arts in English

Bachelors Degree Programmes1 BTS Bachelor of Arts in Tourism2 BSW Bachelor of Social Work3 BLIS Bachelor of Library and

Information Science4 BDP B.Sc. Maths and Bio Group

Diploma Programmes1. PGDDM Post Graduate Diploma in

Disaster Management2. PGCGI Post Graduate Certificate

course in Geoinformatics3. PGDCJ Post Graduate Diploma in

Criminal Justice4. PGDDM Post Graduate Diploma in

Disaster Management5. PGDENL Post Graduate Diploma in

Library Automation6. PGDESD Post Graduate Diploma in

Environment and Sustainable Development

7. PGDRD Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development

8. PGDSS Post Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Science

9. PGDT Post Graduate Diploma in Translation

10. PGJMC Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication

11. PGDUPDL Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Development

Certificate Programmes1. CAHT Certificate in Anti Human

Trafficking2. CDM Certificate in Disaster

Management3. CES Certificate in Environmental

Studies4. CHR Certificate in Human Rights5. CRD Certificate in Rural

Development6. CTE Certificate in Teaching of

English as a second Language

7. DTS Diploma in Tourism Studies8. CCITSK Certificate if Communication

And IT Skills

DTO REGULAR STUDENTS OF HNBGU

DST/UGC Scholarship

INSPIRE Scholarship offered by the Department of Science & Technology

Visit : http://www.inspire-dst.gov.in

This scheme offers 10000 scholarships every year @ Rs. 80,000/- each, for under-taking Bachelor and Masters level education in the Natural & Basic sciences, possessing the following criteria:

Students who happen to be among the top 1% in 12th standard at their respective Board Examinations and are pursuing courses in Natural and Basic sciences at the B.Sc. or Integrated M.Sc. levels.

How to Apply For INSPIRE ScholarshipApply online but before filling up the ' Online Application Form'. please scan and store the following documents as separate files so that it can be uploaded as required, during the 'On-line Application' process.1. Passport size photograph along with signature of the applicant.2. 12th class Certificate3. 10th class Certificate4. 12th Board Eligibility Note5. Rank certificate of Competitive exams, if any6. Endorsement From7. Other supportive documents.

Post-Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl Child for PG Programs

Visit www.ugc.ac.in

Any single girl child who happen to be a only child or twin daughter or fraternal daughter in the family is eligible if one son and one daughter is available then girl child will not be considered for scholarship under this scheme. This scholarship is applicable to such a single girl child who has taken admission in regular, full-time 1st year Masters Degree Course in any recognized university or a post graduate college. The scholarship is available to PG - I year students only.

How to Apply for PGIGS for single Girl ChildThe candidate is required to submit an application in prescribed format online.

An affidavit on Rs. 50/- Stamp paper, from the parent duly student attested by SDM/ First Class Magistrate/ Gazetted Officer. Download prescribed format form from the website, scan it and convert it in pdf format and upload it under the "Personal Information" tab of online application.

A Joining report from College/ University where student have taken admission to 1st year PG course. Download prescribed format form from the website, scan it and convert it in pdf format and upload it under the "Qualification Information" tab of online application.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IGNOU PROGRAMS

OFFERED TO STUDENTS TO STUDENTS

PROFESSIONAL COURSES UNDER SELF FINANCE

A. Admission in Professional Courses affiliated to Sri Dev Suman University, Badshahithol in self- finance mode

S.No. Courses No. of Seats Duration Annual Fee

1. M.Sc. (Microbiology) 25 2 years (4 semesters) 40,000/-

2. M.Sc. (Biotechnology) 25 2 years (4 semesters) 40,000/-

3. B.Lib. & I.Sc. 40 1 year (Annual) 30,000/-

Note: University Examination, Enrolment and other fees extra.Eligibility for Admission in Microbiology/Bio Technology/B. Lib. & I. Sc.

1. M.Sc. (Microbiology)

The candidate must have Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in CBZ / Microbiology / Industrial Microbiology / MLT / MM / Pharma / BVSC or equivalent degree from any recognized University.

2. M.Sc. (Biotechnology)

The candidate must have passed B.Sc. in CBZ/ Microbiology / Biochemistry / Genetics / Industrial Microbiology / MLT or equivalent degree from any recognized university

3. Bachelor of Library & Information Science (B.Lib. & I.Sc.) - Bachelor of any recognized university

COLLEGE: A STUDY CENTER OF IGNOU

Indira Gandhi National Open University, world's largest open university, established in 1985 runs very wide range of 227 courses, having jurisdiction all over the country monitoring its operation through 67 regional centers. DBS College formally attached as its Study Center in 2010 and at present nearly 500 students are persuing various programs of IGNOU in the campus. DBS College Study Center regularly conducts remedial classes for IGNOU students on Saturday and Sunday. Presently, following programs are offered to students:

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A Candidate who fails to acquire 22 credits in the I and II semester examination taken together shall not be promoted to the III semester. He/She shall cease to be a regular student. However, he/she may appear as an ex-student only in end semester examination of the course (s) in which he/she has failed, in the next semester examination of the same subject.

Any marks obtained in the immediate preceding year disregarded. However no

candidate shall be permitted to continue as a regular student for more than two times in a semester.

For UG Students

The criterions are same as mentioned above for PG Students. Each Semester is of 22 Credits. Students who acquire 22 credits in I & II Semester taken together will be promoted to

semester. For promotion to V Semester the backlog of credits till IV semester should not be more than 22 credits

For UG/PG Students

Please visit www.ignou.ac.in

Master Degree Courses1 MSW: Master of Social Work2 MSWC: Master of Social Work

Counseling3 MARD Master of Arts in Rural

Development4 MEG Master of Arts in English

Bachelors Degree Programmes1 BTS Bachelor of Arts in Tourism2 BSW Bachelor of Social Work3 BLIS Bachelor of Library and

Information Science4 BDP B.Sc. Maths and Bio Group

Diploma Programmes1. PGDDM Post Graduate Diploma in

Disaster Management2. PGCGI Post Graduate Certificate

course in Geoinformatics3. PGDCJ Post Graduate Diploma in

Criminal Justice4. PGDDM Post Graduate Diploma in

Disaster Management5. PGDENL Post Graduate Diploma in

Library Automation6. PGDESD Post Graduate Diploma in

Environment and Sustainable Development

7. PGDRD Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development

8. PGDSS Post Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Science

9. PGDT Post Graduate Diploma in Translation

10. PGJMC Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication

11. PGDUPDL Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Development

Certificate Programmes1. CAHT Certificate in Anti Human

Trafficking2. CDM Certificate in Disaster

Management3. CES Certificate in Environmental

Studies4. CHR Certificate in Human Rights5. CRD Certificate in Rural

Development6. CTE Certificate in Teaching of

English as a second Language

7. DTS Diploma in Tourism Studies8. CCITSK Certificate if Communication

And IT Skills

DTO REGULAR STUDENTS OF HNBGU

DST/UGC Scholarship

INSPIRE Scholarship offered by the Department of Science & Technology

Visit : http://www.inspire-dst.gov.in

This scheme offers 10000 scholarships every year @ Rs. 80,000/- each, for under-taking Bachelor and Masters level education in the Natural & Basic sciences, possessing the following criteria:

Students who happen to be among the top 1% in 12th standard at their respective Board Examinations and are pursuing courses in Natural and Basic sciences at the B.Sc. or Integrated M.Sc. levels.

How to Apply For INSPIRE ScholarshipApply online but before filling up the ' Online Application Form'. please scan and store the following documents as separate files so that it can be uploaded as required, during the 'On-line Application' process.1. Passport size photograph along with signature of the applicant.2. 12th class Certificate3. 10th class Certificate4. 12th Board Eligibility Note5. Rank certificate of Competitive exams, if any6. Endorsement From7. Other supportive documents.

Post-Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl Child for PG Programs

Visit www.ugc.ac.in

Any single girl child who happen to be a only child or twin daughter or fraternal daughter in the family is eligible if one son and one daughter is available then girl child will not be considered for scholarship under this scheme. This scholarship is applicable to such a single girl child who has taken admission in regular, full-time 1st year Masters Degree Course in any recognized university or a post graduate college. The scholarship is available to PG - I year students only.

How to Apply for PGIGS for single Girl ChildThe candidate is required to submit an application in prescribed format online.

An affidavit on Rs. 50/- Stamp paper, from the parent duly student attested by SDM/ First Class Magistrate/ Gazetted Officer. Download prescribed format form from the website, scan it and convert it in pdf format and upload it under the "Personal Information" tab of online application.

A Joining report from College/ University where student have taken admission to 1st year PG course. Download prescribed format form from the website, scan it and convert it in pdf format and upload it under the "Qualification Information" tab of online application.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IGNOU PROGRAMS

OFFERED TO STUDENTS TO STUDENTS

PROFESSIONAL COURSES UNDER SELF FINANCE

A. Admission in Professional Courses affiliated to Sri Dev Suman University, Badshahithol in self- finance mode

S.No. Courses No. of Seats Duration Annual Fee

1. M.Sc. (Microbiology) 25 2 years (4 semesters) 40,000/-

2. M.Sc. (Biotechnology) 25 2 years (4 semesters) 40,000/-

3. B.Lib. & I.Sc. 40 1 year (Annual) 30,000/-

Note: University Examination, Enrolment and other fees extra.Eligibility for Admission in Microbiology/Bio Technology/B. Lib. & I. Sc.

1. M.Sc. (Microbiology)

The candidate must have Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in CBZ / Microbiology / Industrial Microbiology / MLT / MM / Pharma / BVSC or equivalent degree from any recognized University.

2. M.Sc. (Biotechnology)

The candidate must have passed B.Sc. in CBZ/ Microbiology / Biochemistry / Genetics / Industrial Microbiology / MLT or equivalent degree from any recognized university

3. Bachelor of Library & Information Science (B.Lib. & I.Sc.) - Bachelor of any recognized university

COLLEGE: A STUDY CENTER OF IGNOU

Indira Gandhi National Open University, world's largest open university, established in 1985 runs very wide range of 227 courses, having jurisdiction all over the country monitoring its operation through 67 regional centers. DBS College formally attached as its Study Center in 2010 and at present nearly 500 students are persuing various programs of IGNOU in the campus. DBS College Study Center regularly conducts remedial classes for IGNOU students on Saturday and Sunday. Presently, following programs are offered to students:

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OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

H.N.B. Garhwal University

Notices of scholarships granted by HNB Garhwal University or other agencies are displayed on the College Notice Board from time to time as and when they are received.

1. Smt. Shanti Saligram Bhatt Scholarship for BA students

Two scholarships are granted to such students of Under - graduate and/or post-graduate classes who might have secured at least 60% marks in the preceding examination provided that the Annual income of the applicant's family does not exceed Rs . 60,000/-

2. Aditya Ram Barthwal Scholarship

This scholarship worth Rs. 300/- pm is granted to meritorious poor students of the First Year of PG classes without any distinction of the subject studied.

3. Swami Ram Post Graduate/ Research Scholarship

4. Bursary Scholarship for B.A. Students.

Other Scholarship (Merit cum means)

1. Sohan Devi Shiv Das Khanna Memorial Trust Scholarship for needy and meritorious students.

2. Hitesh Julka Memorial Scholarship (Donated in the memory of our beloved student) for outstanding students.

3. TITAN Scholarship for meritorious students.

Student Aid Fund (College Level)

Partial or full fee concession may be granted to economically weak students. Application for fee concession must be submitted on the prescribed form obtainable from the college office, duly supported by income certificate issued by the competent authority. The application complete in all respects must be submitted to the college office, latest by end of August in the year.

Fee concession granted is subject to good conduct, regular attendance and satisfactory progress in studies and may be withdrawn any time if a student is found neglecting any of these.

All forms will be available from the college office free of cost. In addition to the above concessions, ad-hoc grants may be given from "Student Aid Fund". Students desiring to avail this aid must contact the Dean Students Welfare.

Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships offered by the organizations where their parents are working. Viz. ONGC, Army, Banks etc.

State Government

Eligible SC/ST, OBC, PWD Students etc should submit their scholarship form for the academic year for processing scholarship to SC/ST, OBC, PWD etc. each year. Students applying for these scholarships are advised to contact college scholarship convenor Dr. Vipin Chanalia, Asstt. Prof. In Geology before filing the online application or Mr. Mahesh Kumar in college office

A) The Code of Conduct

The college expects its students to conduct

themselves in a disciplined and dignified

manner in the college and outside. All students

are expected to abide by rules to maintain an

academic and healthy environment in the

college.

The students will have to follow Dress Code of

the college and daily participating in singing of

National Anthem and National Song on

prescribed time.

A student will be liable for disciplinary action

for violation of any rule of discipline. Students

must maintain discipline and decorum in the

college.

Mobile phones are not to be used in the college

premises. Mobile phones will be confiscated if

used in the college or classrooms during study

hours. During free time students should not

roam around in the corridors or sit here and

there. They are advised to use Girls Common

room, Library, Canteen and Playground during

free time. Writing of graffiti on the walls and

pasting of posters is strictly prohibited and

defaulters will be fined. Students must

cooperate in maintaining cleanliness in the

college premises including the toilets. All

waste material should be thrown in the

dustbins. Students should help in conserving

energy by turning off fans and lights when not

in use.

For the purpose of intimating students about

various college matters, notices are displayed

on the student notice boards. Students must

see the notice boards daily.

B) Curbing Indiscipline and Misconduct by Students

The Following acts on the part of students,

individually, or in a group of two or more

students or persons shall amount to

indiscipline and misconduct.

1. Physical assault, threat to use physical

force or any other intimidating behaviour,

within the premises of the college against

any teacher, officer, functionary, member of

any nonteaching staff, or student of any

such institution or unit, or a visitor present

on official institution or for administrative

or academic work in such premise.

2. Causing disruption or disturbance in any

manner in the teaching and other

academic work, the working of libraries,

laboratories, facilities and amenities,

admission and examination processes,

administrative working and in any

institution of the college system or any unit

of such institution.

3. Any act or statement, or distribution or

display of any document or literature,

including the circulars, pamphlets,

posters, press releases etc. which

adversely affects the public image of any

institution of the college system or of any

unit thereof or of any individual belonging

to or associated with such institution or

unit.

4. The possession and distribution of

objectionable goods or materials.

5. Any act that creates or tends to create ill-

will between groups of persons or

promotes intolerance on religious, social,

regional or linguistic grounds.

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OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

H.N.B. Garhwal University

Notices of scholarships granted by HNB Garhwal University or other agencies are displayed on the College Notice Board from time to time as and when they are received.

1. Smt. Shanti Saligram Bhatt Scholarship for BA students

Two scholarships are granted to such students of Under - graduate and/or post-graduate classes who might have secured at least 60% marks in the preceding examination provided that the Annual income of the applicant's family does not exceed Rs . 60,000/-

2. Aditya Ram Barthwal Scholarship

This scholarship worth Rs. 300/- pm is granted to meritorious poor students of the First Year of PG classes without any distinction of the subject studied.

3. Swami Ram Post Graduate/ Research Scholarship

4. Bursary Scholarship for B.A. Students.

Other Scholarship (Merit cum means)

1. Sohan Devi Shiv Das Khanna Memorial Trust Scholarship for needy and meritorious students.

2. Hitesh Julka Memorial Scholarship (Donated in the memory of our beloved student) for outstanding students.

3. TITAN Scholarship for meritorious students.

Student Aid Fund (College Level)

Partial or full fee concession may be granted to economically weak students. Application for fee concession must be submitted on the prescribed form obtainable from the college office, duly supported by income certificate issued by the competent authority. The application complete in all respects must be submitted to the college office, latest by end of August in the year.

Fee concession granted is subject to good conduct, regular attendance and satisfactory progress in studies and may be withdrawn any time if a student is found neglecting any of these.

All forms will be available from the college office free of cost. In addition to the above concessions, ad-hoc grants may be given from "Student Aid Fund". Students desiring to avail this aid must contact the Dean Students Welfare.

Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships offered by the organizations where their parents are working. Viz. ONGC, Army, Banks etc.

State Government

Eligible SC/ST, OBC, PWD Students etc should submit their scholarship form for the academic year for processing scholarship to SC/ST, OBC, PWD etc. each year. Students applying for these scholarships are advised to contact college scholarship convenor Dr. Vipin Chanalia, Asstt. Prof. In Geology before filing the online application or Mr. Mahesh Kumar in college office

A) The Code of Conduct

The college expects its students to conduct

themselves in a disciplined and dignified

manner in the college and outside. All students

are expected to abide by rules to maintain an

academic and healthy environment in the

college.

The students will have to follow Dress Code of

the college and daily participating in singing of

National Anthem and National Song on

prescribed time.

A student will be liable for disciplinary action

for violation of any rule of discipline. Students

must maintain discipline and decorum in the

college.

Mobile phones are not to be used in the college

premises. Mobile phones will be confiscated if

used in the college or classrooms during study

hours. During free time students should not

roam around in the corridors or sit here and

there. They are advised to use Girls Common

room, Library, Canteen and Playground during

free time. Writing of graffiti on the walls and

pasting of posters is strictly prohibited and

defaulters will be fined. Students must

cooperate in maintaining cleanliness in the

college premises including the toilets. All

waste material should be thrown in the

dustbins. Students should help in conserving

energy by turning off fans and lights when not

in use.

For the purpose of intimating students about

various college matters, notices are displayed

on the student notice boards. Students must

see the notice boards daily.

B) Curbing Indiscipline and Misconduct by Students

The Following acts on the part of students,

individually, or in a group of two or more

students or persons shall amount to

indiscipline and misconduct.

1. Physical assault, threat to use physical

force or any other intimidating behaviour,

within the premises of the college against

any teacher, officer, functionary, member of

any nonteaching staff, or student of any

such institution or unit, or a visitor present

on official institution or for administrative

or academic work in such premise.

2. Causing disruption or disturbance in any

manner in the teaching and other

academic work, the working of libraries,

laboratories, facilities and amenities,

admission and examination processes,

administrative working and in any

institution of the college system or any unit

of such institution.

3. Any act or statement, or distribution or

display of any document or literature,

including the circulars, pamphlets,

posters, press releases etc. which

adversely affects the public image of any

institution of the college system or of any

unit thereof or of any individual belonging

to or associated with such institution or

unit.

4. The possession and distribution of

objectionable goods or materials.

5. Any act that creates or tends to create ill-

will between groups of persons or

promotes intolerance on religious, social,

regional or linguistic grounds.

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6. Any act in violation of the provision of the

statutes, the ordinance or the Regulations

of the college or of the rules made there

under.

7. The possession, display, use or threat of

any weapon.

8. Any act that interferes with the personal

liberty of another person or subjects other

persons to indignity or involves physical

violence or use of abusive language.9. Any violation of the provisions of the Civil

RIghts Protection Act 1976.

10. Any violation of the status, dignity and

honour of students belonging to the

Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled

Tribes.

11. Any act or practice whether verbal or

otherwise that is derogatory of women

amounts to sexual harassment.

12. The making of false statements or the

submission of false documents.

13. The use of the title of the College for any

organizat ion or event or in any

communication or representation without

entitlement to such use or for purposes not

specifically authorized by the concerned

institution or unit.

14. Any attempt at bribery or recourse to any

corrupt practice in any manner.

15. Any act that causes any loss, destruction of

the property of the college or of any unit.

16. Any act amounting to any unauthorized

presence in or entry or trespass into

specified areas.

17. Any act that causes, encourages or implies

the interference of outside persons,

organization or authority in the functioning

of the college or of any unit

18. Unauthorized collection of funds.

19. Possession distribution or consumption of

alcoholics drinks, intoxicants, narcotic

drugs and other psychotropic sub-stances

and presence in the premises of the college

after any such consumption.

20. Any act involving moral ruin.

21. Any other act that is in the opinion of the

officers or functionaries of the college or of

any unit, unbecoming of a student;

22. Any act of resorting to or abetting ragging

as defined in the Act.

23. Students shall avoid using cell phone in the

campus. Listening to music and sharing

visuals on cell phones or other electronic

devices in the campus is strictly

prohibited.

C) UGC Regulations on Curbing the

Menace of Ragging.

In view of the UGC Draft regulations 2009 and

Supreme Court of India's letter No. 370/04/XIA

dated 26 February, 2009 and March 17, 2009 the

following provisions have been made by the

University to curb ragging effectively in its

campuses.

1. Ragging means the following - Any

disorderly conduct whether by words

spoken or written or by an act which has

the effect of teasing, treating or handling

with rudeness any other student,

indulging in rowdy or undisciplined

activities which causes or is likely to cause

embarrassment, annoyance, hardship or

psychological harm or to raise fear or

apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior

student or asking the students to do any

act or perform something which such

students will not in the ordinary course

door perform and which has the effect of

causing or generation a scene of shame or

so as to adversely affect the physique or

psyche of a fresher or a junior student any

of the above acts committed by any

student of the same or junior or senior class

shall be deemed to be ragging.

2. Punishable ingredients of ragging :-

Abetment to ragging. Criminal conspiracy

to rag Unlawful assembly and noting while

ragging Public nuance created during

ragging. Violation of decency and morals

through ragging. Causing bodily harm, or

injury or grievous injury, Wrongful

restraint, Wrongful confinement; Use of

criminal force; Attempts to commit any or

all of the above mentioned offences against

the victims(s).

3. Punishment: Depending upon the nature

and gravity of the offence as established by

the Anti Ragging Committee of the college,

the possible punishment for those found

guilty of ragging at the institutional level;

shall be any one or the combination of the

following:

i) Cancellation of admission ii) Suspension from attending classes iii) W i t h h o l d i n g / w i t h d r a w i n g

scholarship etc. iv) Withholding results v) Debarring from representing the

i n s t i t u t i o n i n a n y n a t i o n a l /

international meet, tournament. vi) Rustication and debarring from

admission to any other institution . vii) Fine upto Rs. 25000/- viii) Rigorous imprisonment upto three

years.

D. Establishment of Identity and

Certification of Character.

1. Every bonafide student of the college will

be issued an Identify Card by the Office of

the Proctor. The Identity card issued to a

student shall be treated to be the sole proof

of his/her being a student of the college. It

shall be mandatory for every student to

produce the identity card upon being

demanded by a member of the Proctorial

Board or any teacher. Failure in producing

the identity card on demand will cause a

student to be treated a trespasser and

render him/her punishable under the rules

of the college. The loss of the identity card

should be reported to the Office of the

Proctor and a duplicate identity card

should be obtained from the said Office by

making a formal application accompanied

by a photocopy of the fees receipt issued to

the student concerned at the time of

admission and depositing the prescribed

fees.

2. Character Certifications are issued to

students on demand by the College. The

student punished for a breach of the Code

of Conduct or might have been guilty of

indulging in ragging shall not be issued a

Character Certificate.

E. Special Measures for Protecting

the Dignity of Women's Sexual

Harassment

The present ordinance is based on the

policy against sexual harassment by the

Garhwal University and seeks to maintain

and create an academic and work

environment free of sexual harassment for

the students, academic and non-teaching

staff of the College and outsiders.

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6. Any act in violation of the provision of the

statutes, the ordinance or the Regulations

of the college or of the rules made there

under.

7. The possession, display, use or threat of

any weapon.

8. Any act that interferes with the personal

liberty of another person or subjects other

persons to indignity or involves physical

violence or use of abusive language.9. Any violation of the provisions of the Civil

RIghts Protection Act 1976.

10. Any violation of the status, dignity and

honour of students belonging to the

Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled

Tribes.

11. Any act or practice whether verbal or

otherwise that is derogatory of women

amounts to sexual harassment.

12. The making of false statements or the

submission of false documents.

13. The use of the title of the College for any

organizat ion or event or in any

communication or representation without

entitlement to such use or for purposes not

specifically authorized by the concerned

institution or unit.

14. Any attempt at bribery or recourse to any

corrupt practice in any manner.

15. Any act that causes any loss, destruction of

the property of the college or of any unit.

16. Any act amounting to any unauthorized

presence in or entry or trespass into

specified areas.

17. Any act that causes, encourages or implies

the interference of outside persons,

organization or authority in the functioning

of the college or of any unit

18. Unauthorized collection of funds.

19. Possession distribution or consumption of

alcoholics drinks, intoxicants, narcotic

drugs and other psychotropic sub-stances

and presence in the premises of the college

after any such consumption.

20. Any act involving moral ruin.

21. Any other act that is in the opinion of the

officers or functionaries of the college or of

any unit, unbecoming of a student;

22. Any act of resorting to or abetting ragging

as defined in the Act.

23. Students shall avoid using cell phone in the

campus. Listening to music and sharing

visuals on cell phones or other electronic

devices in the campus is strictly

prohibited.

C) UGC Regulations on Curbing the

Menace of Ragging.

In view of the UGC Draft regulations 2009 and

Supreme Court of India's letter No. 370/04/XIA

dated 26 February, 2009 and March 17, 2009 the

following provisions have been made by the

University to curb ragging effectively in its

campuses.

1. Ragging means the following - Any

disorderly conduct whether by words

spoken or written or by an act which has

the effect of teasing, treating or handling

with rudeness any other student,

indulging in rowdy or undisciplined

activities which causes or is likely to cause

embarrassment, annoyance, hardship or

psychological harm or to raise fear or

apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior

student or asking the students to do any

act or perform something which such

students will not in the ordinary course

door perform and which has the effect of

causing or generation a scene of shame or

so as to adversely affect the physique or

psyche of a fresher or a junior student any

of the above acts committed by any

student of the same or junior or senior class

shall be deemed to be ragging.

2. Punishable ingredients of ragging :-

Abetment to ragging. Criminal conspiracy

to rag Unlawful assembly and noting while

ragging Public nuance created during

ragging. Violation of decency and morals

through ragging. Causing bodily harm, or

injury or grievous injury, Wrongful

restraint, Wrongful confinement; Use of

criminal force; Attempts to commit any or

all of the above mentioned offences against

the victims(s).

3. Punishment: Depending upon the nature

and gravity of the offence as established by

the Anti Ragging Committee of the college,

the possible punishment for those found

guilty of ragging at the institutional level;

shall be any one or the combination of the

following:

i) Cancellation of admission ii) Suspension from attending classes iii) W i t h h o l d i n g / w i t h d r a w i n g

scholarship etc. iv) Withholding results v) Debarring from representing the

i n s t i t u t i o n i n a n y n a t i o n a l /

international meet, tournament. vi) Rustication and debarring from

admission to any other institution . vii) Fine upto Rs. 25000/- viii) Rigorous imprisonment upto three

years.

D. Establishment of Identity and

Certification of Character.

1. Every bonafide student of the college will

be issued an Identify Card by the Office of

the Proctor. The Identity card issued to a

student shall be treated to be the sole proof

of his/her being a student of the college. It

shall be mandatory for every student to

produce the identity card upon being

demanded by a member of the Proctorial

Board or any teacher. Failure in producing

the identity card on demand will cause a

student to be treated a trespasser and

render him/her punishable under the rules

of the college. The loss of the identity card

should be reported to the Office of the

Proctor and a duplicate identity card

should be obtained from the said Office by

making a formal application accompanied

by a photocopy of the fees receipt issued to

the student concerned at the time of

admission and depositing the prescribed

fees.

2. Character Certifications are issued to

students on demand by the College. The

student punished for a breach of the Code

of Conduct or might have been guilty of

indulging in ragging shall not be issued a

Character Certificate.

E. Special Measures for Protecting

the Dignity of Women's Sexual

Harassment

The present ordinance is based on the

policy against sexual harassment by the

Garhwal University and seeks to maintain

and create an academic and work

environment free of sexual harassment for

the students, academic and non-teaching

staff of the College and outsiders.

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Students are encouraged to join one of the following:

National Service Scheme

(NSS) There are three vibrant units (two girls and one boy) of NSS under the control of three Programme Officers. Students of undergraduate classes are registered as volunteers for these units. Only those students who put in 120 hours of social work every year under routine activities for two years and attend at least one special camp are eligible for NSS Certificate.

National Cadet Corps

(NCC) NCC Training is imparted to our boys and girls students by separate units. Both units are working under State Directorate of Uttarakhand with its controlling units 29 UK BN and 11 UK BN. male and female students of undergraduate classes may join NCC. Further information regarding seats etc. may be obtained from the concerned ANOs.

Rovers and Rangers:

Rover and Rangers units are imparting training to college students in different personality development traits. The units are working under Bharat Scouts and Guides organization. Students should contact the Rover and Ranger Leaders for registration etc.

CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FACILITY OFFEREDLibrary & Reading Room Library & Reading Room facilities are open only to students and staff of the college. The Col lege Librar y possesses an excellent collection of books. Journals/ periodicals. The Library opens from 10 a.m. To 5 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. For lending purpose the books are categorized into three sections: General Section, Reserved Section and Reference Section. Library has a magazine c o u n t e r h a v i n g p r o m i n e n t newspapers and magazines. There is a separate reading room for those students who are preparing for competit ive exams. Graduate students may get maximum 3 books at a time from the central library.

Terms and condition for LoanBefore leaving the counter, the member should satisfy himself /herself that the book issued to him/her is in sound condition, and if not, he/she should immediately bring the matter to the notice of the Librarian otherwise he/she is liable to be held responsible for any loss/damage and would be required to replace it with a sound/fresh copy.

Periodicals, Directories, Encyclopedias, which might be difficult to replace and other such work as may be declared reference books by the Librarian shall not be issued to the member students.Members are not allowed to sub lend the books of the library

Students who return books later that the due date will be liable to pay a fine as decided by the college authorities from time to time.

Any infringement of the rules will deprive the member of the privilege of admission to and of borrowing books from the library.

Timings for issue and return of books: Books from General Section are issued

Sports

The College has an independent department of Physical Education, looked after by an Asso. Professor to promote sports and games. Basketball and Volleyball courts, Table-Tennis hall, playground for Cricket, Football, Kabbadi and Hockey are available along with other basic facilities for sports.

The college organizes time to time University Athletics Meet, Cricket Tournament, Boxing Tournament etc. Books on various sports and games are available to participants in the Physical Education Department.

College is also recipient of different grants from the Department of Sports, MHRD, Govt. of India for development of sports related infrastructure in college.

Cultural Activities

To hone the cultural talent of the students, the college has a cultural committee which invites talented singers, dancers, instrumentalist, dramatist etc. The students participate in Inter collegiate University Meet at Srinagar and other places as well under the supervision of the committee

and returned from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Books from Reference Section are only issued for consultation in the library against Identity Card from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Debate and Litrary Activities: The aim of the debate and literary Activities Committee is to give the students a platform to develop their skills not only in public speaking but other literary activities like essay writ ing, poster making, conservation of cultural and natural heritage of the state through literary activities, quizzing etc. The different clubs under the committee he lp in express ing the thoughts of the students in public.

LaboratoriesThe College has well equipped and well managed laboratories for all the science courses offered, viz . Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Geology, Geography, Zoology, Microbiology and Biotechnology.

Multifunctional LaboratoryThe multifunctional lab at DBS College is one of the advanced l a b e q u i p p e d w i t h 2 1 c o m p u t e r s , w i t h l a t e s t software, a server, flat screen monitor, over head projector, a photocopier and e-podium. The lab can be used for the beginners, intermediate and advanced learner. Area like personality development, social grooming and basic knowledge of computer are also included in the lab curriculum.

Computer LaboratoryWell Equipped Computer

Laboratory with internet facility is available in the college for the students.

Students can visit and avail the f a c i l i t y a s p e r t h e i r convenience and specified timing of the laboratory. However it is mandatory to follow the rules set by the college for using the facility.

BankA full fledged branch, known as DBS College Branch of Central Bank of India is working in the college premises.

The students can open their account with Zero Balance.

Seminar RoomThe Seminar Room of the College is the place for m u l t i f a r i o u s a c t i v i t i e s throughout the year. The activities in the seminar room range from curricular and co-curricular seminars, lectures, debates, discussions and literary society activities.

Golden Jubilee AuditoriumLarge scale events are held in the college auditorium - Swarn Jayanti Sabhagar which has a large stage and a seating capacity of about 200. Its stage is ideally suited for theatre a c t i v i t i e s , o t h e r g ro u p performances and also for national & international level seminars.

CanteenCanteen facility for students is available in the college near parking area.

GymnasiumA full fledged gymnasium is a v a i l a b l e w i t h m o d e r n

equipments.

Competition Study CentreThe college has a competition study centre with latest edition o f b o o k s , j o u r n a l s a n d magazines for preparation of all competitive examination, computers with internet connectivity, photocopier, LCD projector, PAS etc.

Equal Opportunity Centre (EOC)EOC is committed to provide assistance to differently abled students and staff members to enable them in participate fully in the academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of the College, and beyond by organizing workshops, talks, training programmes, cultural activities and competitions providing assistive devices like ABRAR to visually challenged students and writers during examination time

College Magazine 'Vigyanda'College publishes annually magazine named "Vigyanda", with original contributions from bonaf ide students, teaching and non teaching staff, along with progress reports of the departments and extra curricular activities that mirroring the college.

Health ServicesA doctor serves the college for two days in a week and in case of emergency one can visit his clinic. College maintains dressing material, glucose and e s s e n t i a l m e d i c i n e i n Emergency kits.

Railway ConcessionSubject to general directions issued from time to time by the Railway Authorities, students

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Students are encouraged to join one of the following:

National Service Scheme

(NSS) There are three vibrant units (two girls and one boy) of NSS under the control of three Programme Officers. Students of undergraduate classes are registered as volunteers for these units. Only those students who put in 120 hours of social work every year under routine activities for two years and attend at least one special camp are eligible for NSS Certificate.

National Cadet Corps

(NCC) NCC Training is imparted to our boys and girls students by separate units. Both units are working under State Directorate of Uttarakhand with its controlling units 29 UK BN and 11 UK BN. male and female students of undergraduate classes may join NCC. Further information regarding seats etc. may be obtained from the concerned ANOs.

Rovers and Rangers:

Rover and Rangers units are imparting training to college students in different personality development traits. The units are working under Bharat Scouts and Guides organization. Students should contact the Rover and Ranger Leaders for registration etc.

CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FACILITY OFFEREDLibrary & Reading Room Library & Reading Room facilities are open only to students and staff of the college. The Col lege Librar y possesses an excellent collection of books. Journals/ periodicals. The Library opens from 10 a.m. To 5 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. For lending purpose the books are categorized into three sections: General Section, Reserved Section and Reference Section. Library has a magazine c o u n t e r h a v i n g p r o m i n e n t newspapers and magazines. There is a separate reading room for those students who are preparing for competit ive exams. Graduate students may get maximum 3 books at a time from the central library.

Terms and condition for LoanBefore leaving the counter, the member should satisfy himself /herself that the book issued to him/her is in sound condition, and if not, he/she should immediately bring the matter to the notice of the Librarian otherwise he/she is liable to be held responsible for any loss/damage and would be required to replace it with a sound/fresh copy.

Periodicals, Directories, Encyclopedias, which might be difficult to replace and other such work as may be declared reference books by the Librarian shall not be issued to the member students.Members are not allowed to sub lend the books of the library

Students who return books later that the due date will be liable to pay a fine as decided by the college authorities from time to time.

Any infringement of the rules will deprive the member of the privilege of admission to and of borrowing books from the library.

Timings for issue and return of books: Books from General Section are issued

Sports

The College has an independent department of Physical Education, looked after by an Asso. Professor to promote sports and games. Basketball and Volleyball courts, Table-Tennis hall, playground for Cricket, Football, Kabbadi and Hockey are available along with other basic facilities for sports.

The college organizes time to time University Athletics Meet, Cricket Tournament, Boxing Tournament etc. Books on various sports and games are available to participants in the Physical Education Department.

College is also recipient of different grants from the Department of Sports, MHRD, Govt. of India for development of sports related infrastructure in college.

Cultural Activities

To hone the cultural talent of the students, the college has a cultural committee which invites talented singers, dancers, instrumentalist, dramatist etc. The students participate in Inter collegiate University Meet at Srinagar and other places as well under the supervision of the committee

and returned from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Books from Reference Section are only issued for consultation in the library against Identity Card from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Debate and Litrary Activities: The aim of the debate and literary Activities Committee is to give the students a platform to develop their skills not only in public speaking but other literary activities like essay writ ing, poster making, conservation of cultural and natural heritage of the state through literary activities, quizzing etc. The different clubs under the committee he lp in express ing the thoughts of the students in public.

LaboratoriesThe College has well equipped and well managed laboratories for all the science courses offered, viz . Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Geology, Geography, Zoology, Microbiology and Biotechnology.

Multifunctional LaboratoryThe multifunctional lab at DBS College is one of the advanced l a b e q u i p p e d w i t h 2 1 c o m p u t e r s , w i t h l a t e s t software, a server, flat screen monitor, over head projector, a photocopier and e-podium. The lab can be used for the beginners, intermediate and advanced learner. Area like personality development, social grooming and basic knowledge of computer are also included in the lab curriculum.

Computer LaboratoryWell Equipped Computer

Laboratory with internet facility is available in the college for the students.

Students can visit and avail the f a c i l i t y a s p e r t h e i r convenience and specified timing of the laboratory. However it is mandatory to follow the rules set by the college for using the facility.

BankA full fledged branch, known as DBS College Branch of Central Bank of India is working in the college premises.

The students can open their account with Zero Balance.

Seminar RoomThe Seminar Room of the College is the place for m u l t i f a r i o u s a c t i v i t i e s throughout the year. The activities in the seminar room range from curricular and co-curricular seminars, lectures, debates, discussions and literary society activities.

Golden Jubilee AuditoriumLarge scale events are held in the college auditorium - Swarn Jayanti Sabhagar which has a large stage and a seating capacity of about 200. Its stage is ideally suited for theatre a c t i v i t i e s , o t h e r g ro u p performances and also for national & international level seminars.

CanteenCanteen facility for students is available in the college near parking area.

GymnasiumA full fledged gymnasium is a v a i l a b l e w i t h m o d e r n

equipments.

Competition Study CentreThe college has a competition study centre with latest edition o f b o o k s , j o u r n a l s a n d magazines for preparation of all competitive examination, computers with internet connectivity, photocopier, LCD projector, PAS etc.

Equal Opportunity Centre (EOC)EOC is committed to provide assistance to differently abled students and staff members to enable them in participate fully in the academic, intellectual, social and cultural life of the College, and beyond by organizing workshops, talks, training programmes, cultural activities and competitions providing assistive devices like ABRAR to visually challenged students and writers during examination time

College Magazine 'Vigyanda'College publishes annually magazine named "Vigyanda", with original contributions from bonaf ide students, teaching and non teaching staff, along with progress reports of the departments and extra curricular activities that mirroring the college.

Health ServicesA doctor serves the college for two days in a week and in case of emergency one can visit his clinic. College maintains dressing material, glucose and e s s e n t i a l m e d i c i n e i n Emergency kits.

Railway ConcessionSubject to general directions issued from time to time by the Railway Authorities, students

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of the College can avail Railway concession under the following provisions only:a) From their College to an

E x a m i n a t i o n c e n t r e allotted by H.N.B. Garhwal University or vice versa.

b) f o r g o i n g t o t h e i r hometown (as mentioned in application form for admission) during long vacations approved by the railway authorities. Note: the concession is not intended to apply to students attending an Examination or interview f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f obtaining employment or s e e k i n g a d m i s s i o n elsewhere e.g. P.M.T, Engineering Entrance etc.

ParkingStudents should park their vehicles inside the college campus at the marked place. Parking vehicle in other than the reserved area is strictly prohibited and will be an offense. A financial penalty may be levied on the person concerned.

Student UnionEvery student is a member of the college Students Union. Participation in students union activities is an opportunity for training in organizational skills and democratic leadership.A s p e r H . N . B G a rh w a l University, Registrars Letter No. Ku. Karaya/2007/319 dt. 19.05.07 in compliance with L y n g d o h C o m m i t t e e recommendations no. 6.2.2.A, following will be the structure of Students Union in affiliated colleges.a) President - 01b) Vice -President - 01c) General Secretary - 01

d) Joint Secretary - 01e) Treasurer - 01f) University Representative - 01g) Executive Members - 06

Election for above posts will be held by direct voting using secret ballot within 45 days start of session. Any bonafide s t u d e n t i n t e r e s t e d i n contesting the student union election may contact the Election Officer of the College.

Women Grievance Redressal CellThe Women's Cell of the college is established in accordance w i t h t h e d i r e c t i v e s o f Honourable Supreme Court of India to ensure safety, security and dignity of women at w o r k p l a c e t o c r e a t e a c o n g e n i a l w o r k i n g environment which is free of sexual harassment or gender based discrimination for all w o m e n e m p l o y e e s a n d students and to enhance awareness and sensitivity to this important issue amongst all concerned.

Alumni Association &Parents Teacher AssociationK e e p i n g i n v i e w t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f h e a l t h y interactions and establishing linkages with old students and families of our present students Alumni associat ion and Parents Teacher association are working together for the progress of the student and the institution.

RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 (RTI, 2005)The Right to Information Act 2005 provides effective access to information for citizens of India, which is under the

c o n t r o l o f t h e p u b l i c authorit ies . I t promotes t r a n s p a r e n c y a n d accountability in the working of every public authority. For obtaining information under Right to information Act,2005 an application can be made to the public Information Officer.

Sailent Features1. The prescribed fee for

filling the application is Rs. 10/- by way of cash against proper receipt or by way of bank demand draft or bankers cheque or Indian Postal Order payable to the Pr inc ipa l D .B .S (PG) college, Dehradun.

2. An appeal can be preferred before the 1st Appellate Authority against the decision of the Public Information Officer.

3. Manuals prepared under Section 4(1)(b) of the Right to Information Act 2005 are available on the website of the college.

Refund of Caution Money/ SecurityRefund of caution money will s t a r t f r o m S e p t e m b e r succeeding the close of the academic year in which the student was studying. It will be refunded to either the candidate concerned or it may be sent to his/her address with due deduction of bank/PO charges. In no case, it will be given to any other person and no authority letter will be entertained. If caution money is not claimed within one year after leaving college it shall the forfeited.

PROFILE OF DEPARTMENTS(The list of teachers does not necessarily imply their seniority).

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

The Department was upgraded to PG level in 1969 with specialization in Solid State Physics. In 1981. the electronics lab was started and specialization in Electronics was granted by HNB Garhwal University. In 1994, DST-FIST Grant was sanctioned to start a Laser & Photonics and Computer Laboratories. Laser Laboratory, is also well equipped with many new experiments viz Michelson interferometer, velocity of Ultra-sonic waves, study of diffraction and interference by He-Ne laser and so on.

Faculty

Dr. S.R. Verma M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Roopesh Kumar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Arvind Kumar M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vindesh K. Dwivedi M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Aradhana Sharma M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Saurabh Srivastava M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Department of Chemistry, largest department in terms faculty and students's strength, established its reputation as a leading centre for imparting excellent education in education of chemistry in this part of the country. From a small beginning in 1961 when degree classes were started, the department grew into a full fledged post graduate department with the opening of post-graduate classes in 1969. This department is known for quality faculty and admission in M.Sc. made on highest percentage in the college.

Faculty

Dr. A.K. Srivastava M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Anju Bhatnagar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shail Kulshrestha M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Mahima Srivastava M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Surekha Kannaujia M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Rakesh Singh M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Ajay Kumar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Sonu Dwivedi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Radhey Shyam M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Ajai Kr. Srivastava M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shivani Pattnaik M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shaily M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Abhishek Gupta M.Sc. NET Assistant Professor

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of the College can avail Railway concession under the following provisions only:a) From their College to an

E x a m i n a t i o n c e n t r e allotted by H.N.B. Garhwal University or vice versa.

b) f o r g o i n g t o t h e i r hometown (as mentioned in application form for admission) during long vacations approved by the railway authorities. Note: the concession is not intended to apply to students attending an Examination or interview f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f obtaining employment or s e e k i n g a d m i s s i o n elsewhere e.g. P.M.T, Engineering Entrance etc.

ParkingStudents should park their vehicles inside the college campus at the marked place. Parking vehicle in other than the reserved area is strictly prohibited and will be an offense. A financial penalty may be levied on the person concerned.

Student UnionEvery student is a member of the college Students Union. Participation in students union activities is an opportunity for training in organizational skills and democratic leadership.A s p e r H . N . B G a rh w a l University, Registrars Letter No. Ku. Karaya/2007/319 dt. 19.05.07 in compliance with L y n g d o h C o m m i t t e e recommendations no. 6.2.2.A, following will be the structure of Students Union in affiliated colleges.a) President - 01b) Vice -President - 01c) General Secretary - 01

d) Joint Secretary - 01e) Treasurer - 01f) University Representative - 01g) Executive Members - 06

Election for above posts will be held by direct voting using secret ballot within 45 days start of session. Any bonafide s t u d e n t i n t e r e s t e d i n contesting the student union election may contact the Election Officer of the College.

Women Grievance Redressal CellThe Women's Cell of the college is established in accordance w i t h t h e d i r e c t i v e s o f Honourable Supreme Court of India to ensure safety, security and dignity of women at w o r k p l a c e t o c r e a t e a c o n g e n i a l w o r k i n g environment which is free of sexual harassment or gender based discrimination for all w o m e n e m p l o y e e s a n d students and to enhance awareness and sensitivity to this important issue amongst all concerned.

Alumni Association &Parents Teacher AssociationK e e p i n g i n v i e w t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f h e a l t h y interactions and establishing linkages with old students and families of our present students Alumni associat ion and Parents Teacher association are working together for the progress of the student and the institution.

RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 (RTI, 2005)The Right to Information Act 2005 provides effective access to information for citizens of India, which is under the

c o n t r o l o f t h e p u b l i c authorit ies . I t promotes t r a n s p a r e n c y a n d accountability in the working of every public authority. For obtaining information under Right to information Act,2005 an application can be made to the public Information Officer.

Sailent Features1. The prescribed fee for

filling the application is Rs. 10/- by way of cash against proper receipt or by way of bank demand draft or bankers cheque or Indian Postal Order payable to the Pr inc ipa l D .B .S (PG) college, Dehradun.

2. An appeal can be preferred before the 1st Appellate Authority against the decision of the Public Information Officer.

3. Manuals prepared under Section 4(1)(b) of the Right to Information Act 2005 are available on the website of the college.

Refund of Caution Money/ SecurityRefund of caution money will s t a r t f r o m S e p t e m b e r succeeding the close of the academic year in which the student was studying. It will be refunded to either the candidate concerned or it may be sent to his/her address with due deduction of bank/PO charges. In no case, it will be given to any other person and no authority letter will be entertained. If caution money is not claimed within one year after leaving college it shall the forfeited.

PROFILE OF DEPARTMENTS(The list of teachers does not necessarily imply their seniority).

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

The Department was upgraded to PG level in 1969 with specialization in Solid State Physics. In 1981. the electronics lab was started and specialization in Electronics was granted by HNB Garhwal University. In 1994, DST-FIST Grant was sanctioned to start a Laser & Photonics and Computer Laboratories. Laser Laboratory, is also well equipped with many new experiments viz Michelson interferometer, velocity of Ultra-sonic waves, study of diffraction and interference by He-Ne laser and so on.

Faculty

Dr. S.R. Verma M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Roopesh Kumar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Arvind Kumar M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vindesh K. Dwivedi M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Aradhana Sharma M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Saurabh Srivastava M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Department of Chemistry, largest department in terms faculty and students's strength, established its reputation as a leading centre for imparting excellent education in education of chemistry in this part of the country. From a small beginning in 1961 when degree classes were started, the department grew into a full fledged post graduate department with the opening of post-graduate classes in 1969. This department is known for quality faculty and admission in M.Sc. made on highest percentage in the college.

Faculty

Dr. A.K. Srivastava M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Anju Bhatnagar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shail Kulshrestha M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Mahima Srivastava M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Surekha Kannaujia M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Rakesh Singh M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Ajay Kumar M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Sonu Dwivedi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Radhey Shyam M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Ajai Kr. Srivastava M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shivani Pattnaik M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Shaily M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Abhishek Gupta M.Sc. NET Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

The Geology Department is one of the oldest departments of the college. It has a geochemical lab, excellent museum and engineering geology lab besides usual facilities for teaching and research. Departmental library receives 13 geological journals regularly. The departmental library has nearly 3000 books and issues journals serving the purpose of students and research scholars elegantly. Department also maintains a donor library that contains three hundred books. In this library, books are generously donated by students, faculty members, scientists and officers of WIHG, IIRS and ONGC. Half-a- dozen alumni have been conferred with prestigious National Mineral Award.

Faculty

Dr. A.K. Biyani M.Tech Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Deepak Kumar (on leave) M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Sanjay Singh Rana M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Vipin Chanalia M.Sc. M.Tech NET Assistant Professor

Dr. Sheetal Kanojia M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

The fundamental aim to open the department was to develop a curriculum based on the earth Sciences in order to cater to the requirements of premier organizations in the Himalayan regions like Survey of India, IIRS etc. The second factor was to create avenues of livelihood to the people in and around Garhwal region. Department has a well equipped Earth Science Lab. In July 1965, Department of Geography was upgraded to the level of Post graduate and Research Studies.

Faculty

Dr. V.C. Pandey M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. J.P. Gupta M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Anil Pal M.A. NET Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Kamal Singh Bisht M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vijay Bahuguna M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Post graduate classes in Economics have completed 50 glorious years in 2016 in this esteemed institution of higher learning. The Department of Economics is one of the few Departments offering Post graduate courses with an option of students of B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.A. etc to join the course for higher studies in Economics. The department is dedicated in producing skilled Human Resource for R & D, Academics, Banking, Insurance, Administration etc. The Department offers specialization in Agricultural Economics, Labour Economics and Econometrics etc. Presentation, GDs, mock interview etc. are regularly held at the Dept. to enhance skill among the students.

Faculty

Dr. Alka Suri M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Chetna Bisht M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Rajlakshmi Datta M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

The Mathematics Department was opened in 1961 to complement the Earth Sciences (i.e. the Departments of Geology and Geography) as envisioned by Dr. Mata Baksh Srivastava, the founder principal of DBS (PG) College. The Post Graduate programme started in 1968. The Mathematics Dept. is famous for its teaching as well as research activities. The Dept. specializes in Operation Research, Mathematical Modelling in Applied Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics and Astronomy etc.

Faculty

Dr. R.K. Pandey M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Jai Pal M.Sc. M. Phil. NET Ph.D Associate Professor

Mr. Amit Chauhan M.Sc. NET Assistant Professor

Dr. B.S. Rawat M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Dileep Sharma M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Dev Datta M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

The Department of Botany was started at graduate level in July 1966 with visiting faculty comprising of Shri R.S. Garg and Dr. V Srivastava. It was upgraded to Post graduate department in 2001. The Dept. has a record of excellent results. The faculty members have expertise in the areas of Taxonomy, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology and Ecology.

Faculty

Dr. A.B. Bajpai M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Nirmala Koranga M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Lalit Singh M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vijaylaxmi M.Sc. Ph.D Guest Faculty

Dr. Poornima Uniyal M.Sc. Ph.D Guest Faculty

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Department of Zoology has facilities for specialization in environmental sciences and faculty specialized in Cytogenetic, Entomology Physiology, Environmental Biology and Ichthyology. The department has a well equipped laboratory for undergraduate and post graduate students and also to carry out project and research work. A departmental library having 2000 books are available to students.

Faculty

Dr. Pemola Devi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Poonam Prabha Semwal M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

The guest faculty includes Dr. HS Hasan, Dr. SK Gupta, Dr. SP Singh and Dr. Sushma Bhatnagar.

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DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

The Geology Department is one of the oldest departments of the college. It has a geochemical lab, excellent museum and engineering geology lab besides usual facilities for teaching and research. Departmental library receives 13 geological journals regularly. The departmental library has nearly 3000 books and issues journals serving the purpose of students and research scholars elegantly. Department also maintains a donor library that contains three hundred books. In this library, books are generously donated by students, faculty members, scientists and officers of WIHG, IIRS and ONGC. Half-a- dozen alumni have been conferred with prestigious National Mineral Award.

Faculty

Dr. A.K. Biyani M.Tech Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Deepak Kumar (on leave) M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Sanjay Singh Rana M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Mr. Vipin Chanalia M.Sc. M.Tech NET Assistant Professor

Dr. Sheetal Kanojia M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

The fundamental aim to open the department was to develop a curriculum based on the earth Sciences in order to cater to the requirements of premier organizations in the Himalayan regions like Survey of India, IIRS etc. The second factor was to create avenues of livelihood to the people in and around Garhwal region. Department has a well equipped Earth Science Lab. In July 1965, Department of Geography was upgraded to the level of Post graduate and Research Studies.

Faculty

Dr. V.C. Pandey M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. J.P. Gupta M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Anil Pal M.A. NET Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Kamal Singh Bisht M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vijay Bahuguna M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Post graduate classes in Economics have completed 50 glorious years in 2016 in this esteemed institution of higher learning. The Department of Economics is one of the few Departments offering Post graduate courses with an option of students of B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., B.B.A. etc to join the course for higher studies in Economics. The department is dedicated in producing skilled Human Resource for R & D, Academics, Banking, Insurance, Administration etc. The Department offers specialization in Agricultural Economics, Labour Economics and Econometrics etc. Presentation, GDs, mock interview etc. are regularly held at the Dept. to enhance skill among the students.

Faculty

Dr. Alka Suri M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Chetna Bisht M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Rajlakshmi Datta M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

The Mathematics Department was opened in 1961 to complement the Earth Sciences (i.e. the Departments of Geology and Geography) as envisioned by Dr. Mata Baksh Srivastava, the founder principal of DBS (PG) College. The Post Graduate programme started in 1968. The Mathematics Dept. is famous for its teaching as well as research activities. The Dept. specializes in Operation Research, Mathematical Modelling in Applied Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics and Astronomy etc.

Faculty

Dr. R.K. Pandey M.Sc. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Jai Pal M.Sc. M. Phil. NET Ph.D Associate Professor

Mr. Amit Chauhan M.Sc. NET Assistant Professor

Dr. B.S. Rawat M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Dileep Sharma M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Dev Datta M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

The Department of Botany was started at graduate level in July 1966 with visiting faculty comprising of Shri R.S. Garg and Dr. V Srivastava. It was upgraded to Post graduate department in 2001. The Dept. has a record of excellent results. The faculty members have expertise in the areas of Taxonomy, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology and Ecology.

Faculty

Dr. A.B. Bajpai M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Nirmala Koranga M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Lalit Singh M.Sc. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Vijaylaxmi M.Sc. Ph.D Guest Faculty

Dr. Poornima Uniyal M.Sc. Ph.D Guest Faculty

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Department of Zoology has facilities for specialization in environmental sciences and faculty specialized in Cytogenetic, Entomology Physiology, Environmental Biology and Ichthyology. The department has a well equipped laboratory for undergraduate and post graduate students and also to carry out project and research work. A departmental library having 2000 books are available to students.

Faculty

Dr. Pemola Devi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Poonam Prabha Semwal M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

The guest faculty includes Dr. HS Hasan, Dr. SK Gupta, Dr. SP Singh and Dr. Sushma Bhatnagar.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Department of English was opened in 1961 along with other departments. Initially the Department started to foster the competency in language among the under graduate students of the college. Later on it flourished as the Department of English Studies and Research. Post Graduate classes in English stated in 2001 under self finance scheme. The faculty members of the Department specialize in Indian/ English Literature, Poetics and American Literature. Indian English Literature and Dalit Literature are the areas of research for Ph.D./ D.Phil. degree.

Faculty

Dr. Pratyush Vatsala (On Leave) M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Bidyut Bose M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Jolly Bhattacharjee M.A. Ph.D Guest Faculty

Ms. Arveen Kaur M.A. Guest Faculty

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

The department of Hindi came for teaching undergraduate classes in 1961. Initially, General Hindi was taught to the students of B.A. and B.Sc. who did not opt Hindi Literature as a main subject. Presently, it is engaged in teaching Hindi Literature as well as Hindi Language.

Faculty

Dr. Anupama Tripathi M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

The Department of Sociology was established in 1966 at the graduate level. Earlier, this subject was opted by both science and arts stream students but now it is for Humanities only. There are around 440 students in the Department at the graduate level. The Sociology Department started new teaching methods to improve student learning like audio visual presentations, mini projects and assignments, remedial classes for slow learners, participation in ISR [Institutional Social Responsibility] and extension activities.

Faculty

Dr. Paritosh Singh M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES

The Department offers specilization in Art of Warfare in India, Principles of War Organization, Armed Forces and Nation Security. Many of the Alumni members of this Department are serving the Uttarakhand Government and the Government of India in prestigious positions.

Faculty

Dr. Gorakhnath M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Divesh Singh M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The sports activities are essential and an integral part of the academic life of campus. With the establishment of the college, the sports activities were started. Since 1982, the Department of Physical Education till now has been looked after by a Director, Physical Education, a unique case in Uttarakhand. After his retirement the responsibility of the department is looked after by Prof. JP Gupta. A games committee comprising faculty members is committed to promote the sports activities throughout the year.

DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

The management of various types of libraries has caused challenging problems. The object of B.Lib.

I.Sc is to produce trained library professionals to cope up with the need of managing the libraries in a better and professional way.

Faculty

Dr. M.P. Gupta M.A. M.Lib Ph.D Assistant Professor (Guest Faculty)

DEPARTMENT OF BIO TECHNOLOGY

Analysis predicts that biotechnology will be one of the most important applied science in the 21st century. Every day witnesses yet another important advancement in the field and with each development a chance to grow a business. India is amongst world's top 12 biotech powers growing at 25% rate and capable of providing one million jobs in the next five years.

The curriculum of post graduation in biotechnology has been designed, so that it may impart education to boost the needs of academic and industry.

Faculty

Dr. H.S. Hasan M.Sc Ph.D Associate Professor (visiting)

Dr. K.P. Singh M.Sc NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Ms. Anjali Juyal M.Sc (Biotechnology) Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

The Microbiology Department is dedicated to provide the backbone to the biological science for proper utilization of the advancement in the field of Life Science which will provide the growth and also fabulous opportunities to the students. Our laboratories are well-equipped with advanced instruments viz. PCR, Electrophoresis, Transistor, Carry-60, Spectrophotometer with computer controlled system, ferment or equipped with computer, Rotary shaker, centrifuge, laminar Air Flow, BOD, Incubator, Bi & Trinocular Microscopes (Olympus ) etc.

Faculty

Dr. Neelam Negi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Ms. Sapana Negi M.Sc. ARS NET Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Department of English was opened in 1961 along with other departments. Initially the Department started to foster the competency in language among the under graduate students of the college. Later on it flourished as the Department of English Studies and Research. Post Graduate classes in English stated in 2001 under self finance scheme. The faculty members of the Department specialize in Indian/ English Literature, Poetics and American Literature. Indian English Literature and Dalit Literature are the areas of research for Ph.D./ D.Phil. degree.

Faculty

Dr. Pratyush Vatsala (On Leave) M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Bidyut Bose M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Dr. Jolly Bhattacharjee M.A. Ph.D Guest Faculty

Ms. Arveen Kaur M.A. Guest Faculty

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

The department of Hindi came for teaching undergraduate classes in 1961. Initially, General Hindi was taught to the students of B.A. and B.Sc. who did not opt Hindi Literature as a main subject. Presently, it is engaged in teaching Hindi Literature as well as Hindi Language.

Faculty

Dr. Anupama Tripathi M.A. Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

The Department of Sociology was established in 1966 at the graduate level. Earlier, this subject was opted by both science and arts stream students but now it is for Humanities only. There are around 440 students in the Department at the graduate level. The Sociology Department started new teaching methods to improve student learning like audio visual presentations, mini projects and assignments, remedial classes for slow learners, participation in ISR [Institutional Social Responsibility] and extension activities.

Faculty

Dr. Paritosh Singh M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES

The Department offers specilization in Art of Warfare in India, Principles of War Organization, Armed Forces and Nation Security. Many of the Alumni members of this Department are serving the Uttarakhand Government and the Government of India in prestigious positions.

Faculty

Dr. Gorakhnath M.A. Ph.D Associate Professor

Dr. Divesh Singh M.A. NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The sports activities are essential and an integral part of the academic life of campus. With the establishment of the college, the sports activities were started. Since 1982, the Department of Physical Education till now has been looked after by a Director, Physical Education, a unique case in Uttarakhand. After his retirement the responsibility of the department is looked after by Prof. JP Gupta. A games committee comprising faculty members is committed to promote the sports activities throughout the year.

DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

The management of various types of libraries has caused challenging problems. The object of B.Lib.

I.Sc is to produce trained library professionals to cope up with the need of managing the libraries in a better and professional way.

Faculty

Dr. M.P. Gupta M.A. M.Lib Ph.D Assistant Professor (Guest Faculty)

DEPARTMENT OF BIO TECHNOLOGY

Analysis predicts that biotechnology will be one of the most important applied science in the 21st century. Every day witnesses yet another important advancement in the field and with each development a chance to grow a business. India is amongst world's top 12 biotech powers growing at 25% rate and capable of providing one million jobs in the next five years.

The curriculum of post graduation in biotechnology has been designed, so that it may impart education to boost the needs of academic and industry.

Faculty

Dr. H.S. Hasan M.Sc Ph.D Associate Professor (visiting)

Dr. K.P. Singh M.Sc NET Ph.D Assistant Professor

Ms. Anjali Juyal M.Sc (Biotechnology) Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

The Microbiology Department is dedicated to provide the backbone to the biological science for proper utilization of the advancement in the field of Life Science which will provide the growth and also fabulous opportunities to the students. Our laboratories are well-equipped with advanced instruments viz. PCR, Electrophoresis, Transistor, Carry-60, Spectrophotometer with computer controlled system, ferment or equipped with computer, Rotary shaker, centrifuge, laminar Air Flow, BOD, Incubator, Bi & Trinocular Microscopes (Olympus ) etc.

Faculty

Dr. Neelam Negi M.Sc. Ph.D Assistant Professor

Ms. Sapana Negi M.Sc. ARS NET Assistant Professor

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FUNCTIONARIS OF THE COLLEGE AT A GLANCE (2018-19)

Coordinator Central Admission Committee Dr. S.R. Verma

Dean Student Welfare Dr. V.C. Pandey

Dean Science Dr. R.K. Pande

Dean Arts Dr. Gorakh Nath Patel

Chief Proctor Dr. Jaipal

Controller of Examination Dr. Roopesh Kumar

Election & Students Union Dr. Dileep Sharma

IQAC Coordinator Dr. B.S. Rawat & D r. A bhishek Gupta

Coordinator, IGNOU Dr. Anil Pal

Research Cell- Science- Dr. (Mrs.) Rakesh Singh.

Research Cell-Humanities/Social Sciences Dr. Rajlakshmi Datta

Incharge Admission Office Dr. Ajay Kumar

Incharge Infrastructure Maintenance Dr. Divesh Singh

Incharge Computer/IT Maintenance Dr. Saurabh Srivastava

Editor College Magazine 'Vigyanda Dr. Paritosh Singh

I/C Sports Dr. J.P. Gupta

Co I/C Sports Dr. Radheshyam

Placement cell Dr. Arvind Kumar .

I/C Cultural Dr. Shail Kulshrestha

I/C Library Dr. K.S. Bisht

NCC (Girls Wing) Lt. (Dr.) Mahima Srivastava

NCC (Boys Wing) Lt. (Dr.) Divesh Singh

NSS Dr. P oonam Prabha Semwal/ D r. Sheetal Kanojia

Dr. Vijay Bahuguna, Dr. Shivani Pattanaik

Document attestation Dr. N. Pemola Devi/ D r. N irmala Koranga

Incharge Multi Functional Lab Dr. B. Bose

Swatch Bharat Summer Internship Program Dr. Alka Suri

Women Grievance Cell Dr. Anupama Tripathi

Human Rights Cell Dr. Surekha Kannojia

Anti Tobacco Cell Dr. A.B. Bajpai

Anti Ragging Cell Dr. Vindesh

Cell of Prevention of Harassment Against Women Dr. Anju Bhatnagar

Disaster Management Dr. Sonu Dwivedi

Incharge Competitive Reading Room Dr. Dev Datta

Red Ribbon Dr. Chetna Bisht

Youth Red Cross Dr. Ajay Kumar Srivastava

Rovers Dr. Sanjay Singh Rana

Rangers Dr. Aradhna Sharma

Debate and Literary Activities Dr. P.P. Semwal/ Dr. Lalit Singh

SC/ ST Cell and Scholarships Mr. Vipin Chanalia

KPI Dr. Amit Chauhan and Dr. Shaily

Medical Officer (Honorary) Dr. M.C. Mehra

Asstt. Public Information Officer Dr. V.C. Pandey

Public Information Officer [Principal) Dr. A.K. Biyani

College Co-ordinator, Alumni Association Dr. Sheetal Kanojia

Class Boys Girls

B.A. I/II (without practical subject) 1669/- 1554/-

B.A. I/II (with one practical subject) 1989/- 1874/-

B.A. I/II (with two practical subject) 2229/- 2114/-

B.A. III/IV (without practical subject) 1399/- 1284/-

B.A. III/IV (with one practical subject) 1639/- 1524/-

B.A. III/IV (with two practical subject) 1879/- 1764/-

B.A. V/VI (without practical subject) 1399/- 1284/-

B.A. V/VI (with one practical subject) 1639/- 1524/-

B.A. V/VI (with two practical subject) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. I/II (with two practical subjects) 2229/- 2114/-

B.Sc. I/II (with three practical subjects) 2469/- 2354/-

B.Sc. III/IV (with two practical subjects) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. III/IV (with three practical subjects) 2119/- 2004/-

B.Sc. V/VI (with two practical subjects) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. V/VI (with three practical subjects) 2119/- 2004/-

College fee for session 2018-19

Under Graduate Classes

Post Graduate Classes

(Liable to changes as per amendments made by the university/ State Govt)

FEE STRUCTURE

M.A./M.Sc.I/II Sem (Eco, Maths (without practical subject) 1555/-

M.A. I/II Sem (Geography) I semester 1935/-

M.A./ M.Sc III/IV Sem (Eco, Maths) 1435/-

M.A. III/IV Sem (Geography) 1735/-

M.Sc. (Chem, Geol., Phy., Zool.) I semester 1955/-

M.Sc. (Chem, Geol, Phy., Zool.) III semester 1735/-

M.A. English SFS 12000/-

M.Sc. Botany SFS 19000/-

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FUNCTIONARIS OF THE COLLEGE AT A GLANCE (2018-19)

Coordinator Central Admission Committee Dr. S.R. Verma

Dean Student Welfare Dr. V.C. Pandey

Dean Science Dr. R.K. Pande

Dean Arts Dr. Gorakh Nath Patel

Chief Proctor Dr. Jaipal

Controller of Examination Dr. Roopesh Kumar

Election & Students Union Dr. Dileep Sharma

IQAC Coordinator Dr. B.S. Rawat & D r. A bhishek Gupta

Coordinator, IGNOU Dr. Anil Pal

Research Cell- Science- Dr. (Mrs.) Rakesh Singh.

Research Cell-Humanities/Social Sciences Dr. Rajlakshmi Datta

Incharge Admission Office Dr. Ajay Kumar

Incharge Infrastructure Maintenance Dr. Divesh Singh

Incharge Computer/IT Maintenance Dr. Saurabh Srivastava

Editor College Magazine 'Vigyanda Dr. Paritosh Singh

I/C Sports Dr. J.P. Gupta

Co I/C Sports Dr. Radheshyam

Placement cell Dr. Arvind Kumar .

I/C Cultural Dr. Shail Kulshrestha

I/C Library Dr. K.S. Bisht

NCC (Girls Wing) Lt. (Dr.) Mahima Srivastava

NCC (Boys Wing) Lt. (Dr.) Divesh Singh

NSS Dr. P oonam Prabha Semwal/ D r. Sheetal Kanojia

Dr. Vijay Bahuguna, Dr. Shivani Pattanaik

Document attestation Dr. N. Pemola Devi/ D r. N irmala Koranga

Incharge Multi Functional Lab Dr. B. Bose

Swatch Bharat Summer Internship Program Dr. Alka Suri

Women Grievance Cell Dr. Anupama Tripathi

Human Rights Cell Dr. Surekha Kannojia

Anti Tobacco Cell Dr. A.B. Bajpai

Anti Ragging Cell Dr. Vindesh

Cell of Prevention of Harassment Against Women Dr. Anju Bhatnagar

Disaster Management Dr. Sonu Dwivedi

Incharge Competitive Reading Room Dr. Dev Datta

Red Ribbon Dr. Chetna Bisht

Youth Red Cross Dr. Ajay Kumar Srivastava

Rovers Dr. Sanjay Singh Rana

Rangers Dr. Aradhna Sharma

Debate and Literary Activities Dr. P.P. Semwal/ Dr. Lalit Singh

SC/ ST Cell and Scholarships Mr. Vipin Chanalia

KPI Dr. Amit Chauhan and Dr. Shaily

Medical Officer (Honorary) Dr. M.C. Mehra

Asstt. Public Information Officer Dr. V.C. Pandey

Public Information Officer [Principal) Dr. A.K. Biyani

College Co-ordinator, Alumni Association Dr. Sheetal Kanojia

Class Boys Girls

B.A. I/II (without practical subject) 1669/- 1554/-

B.A. I/II (with one practical subject) 1989/- 1874/-

B.A. I/II (with two practical subject) 2229/- 2114/-

B.A. III/IV (without practical subject) 1399/- 1284/-

B.A. III/IV (with one practical subject) 1639/- 1524/-

B.A. III/IV (with two practical subject) 1879/- 1764/-

B.A. V/VI (without practical subject) 1399/- 1284/-

B.A. V/VI (with one practical subject) 1639/- 1524/-

B.A. V/VI (with two practical subject) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. I/II (with two practical subjects) 2229/- 2114/-

B.Sc. I/II (with three practical subjects) 2469/- 2354/-

B.Sc. III/IV (with two practical subjects) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. III/IV (with three practical subjects) 2119/- 2004/-

B.Sc. V/VI (with two practical subjects) 1879/- 1764/-

B.Sc. V/VI (with three practical subjects) 2119/- 2004/-

College fee for session 2018-19

Under Graduate Classes

Post Graduate Classes

(Liable to changes as per amendments made by the university/ State Govt)

FEE STRUCTURE

M.A./M.Sc.I/II Sem (Eco, Maths (without practical subject) 1555/-

M.A. I/II Sem (Geography) I semester 1935/-

M.A./ M.Sc III/IV Sem (Eco, Maths) 1435/-

M.A. III/IV Sem (Geography) 1735/-

M.Sc. (Chem, Geol., Phy., Zool.) I semester 1955/-

M.Sc. (Chem, Geol, Phy., Zool.) III semester 1735/-

M.A. English SFS 12000/-

M.Sc. Botany SFS 19000/-

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1. The fee for all classes will be charged in a single installment at the time of

admission through bank Challan duly signed by in-charge admission

Committee. Cheques or Bank Drafts are not acceptable. Fee does not include

examination fee that will be paid separately at the time of filling exam form to

university.

A college student who couldn't appear for any valid reason in sessional

examination will have to pay Rs. 150 /subject for appearing in left exam. before

notified date.

2. Fee once paid is not refundable. However if a student wants to cancel his /her

admission within a fortnight from the date of admission the fee will be

refunded after deducting a processing fee of Rs.500/- for regular courses and

Rs. 2000/- for professional courses.

3. A fee of Rs. 250/- will be charged, if a student seeks re -admission at UG level

and 500/- at. P.G. level respectively.

4. The students seeking admission in MA/M.Sc. IIIrd Semester have to fill fresh

admission forms along with requisite fee after the end of MA/MSc IInd

semester examination and similarly the students for BA/B.Sc III and V

Semesters. Re-registration is compulsory to study in all even semesters i.e. II,

IV and VI Semesters.

5. Ex-students desirous of attending the classes will have to pay Rs. 800/- for

practical and Rs. 600/- theory Classes.

6. The outside students seeking admission in the college will have to deposit Rs.

500/- in addition to the fee prescribed for corresponding I Semester given in

the table. Other college students appearing for any examination, theory or

practical, approved by the university will have to deposit Rs. 200/ subject as

DBS College fee besides university.

7. University examination fee : All bonafide students have to deposit university

exam and other fees in university account directly before filling examination

from online. A hard copy of fee receipt should be submitted to college office

with hard copy of exam form.

8. FEE STRUCTURE FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

At the time of admission a research students will have to deposit a fee of Rs.

4900/- ( Reg. Fee Rs. 1000+Non Refundable Library Deposit Rs. 1000+Non

Refundable Security Deposit Rs. 500+Non Refundable Annual Fee for first one

year Rs. 2400/-) and after that Rs. 2400/- annually.

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1. The fee for all classes will be charged in a single installment at the time of

admission through bank Challan duly signed by in-charge admission

Committee. Cheques or Bank Drafts are not acceptable. Fee does not include

examination fee that will be paid separately at the time of filling exam form to

university.

A college student who couldn't appear for any valid reason in sessional

examination will have to pay Rs. 150 /subject for appearing in left exam. before

notified date.

2. Fee once paid is not refundable. However if a student wants to cancel his /her

admission within a fortnight from the date of admission the fee will be

refunded after deducting a processing fee of Rs.500/- for regular courses and

Rs. 2000/- for professional courses.

3. A fee of Rs. 250/- will be charged, if a student seeks re -admission at UG level

and 500/- at. P.G. level respectively.

4. The students seeking admission in MA/M.Sc. IIIrd Semester have to fill fresh

admission forms along with requisite fee after the end of MA/MSc IInd

semester examination and similarly the students for BA/B.Sc III and V

Semesters. Re-registration is compulsory to study in all even semesters i.e. II,

IV and VI Semesters.

5. Ex-students desirous of attending the classes will have to pay Rs. 800/- for

practical and Rs. 600/- theory Classes.

6. The outside students seeking admission in the college will have to deposit Rs.

500/- in addition to the fee prescribed for corresponding I Semester given in

the table. Other college students appearing for any examination, theory or

practical, approved by the university will have to deposit Rs. 200/ subject as

DBS College fee besides university.

7. University examination fee : All bonafide students have to deposit university

exam and other fees in university account directly before filling examination

from online. A hard copy of fee receipt should be submitted to college office

with hard copy of exam form.

8. FEE STRUCTURE FOR RESEARCH STUDENTS

At the time of admission a research students will have to deposit a fee of Rs.

4900/- ( Reg. Fee Rs. 1000+Non Refundable Library Deposit Rs. 1000+Non

Refundable Security Deposit Rs. 500+Non Refundable Annual Fee for first one

year Rs. 2400/-) and after that Rs. 2400/- annually.

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69

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2018-19 SOME OF OUR GLITTERING ALUMNI

1. Online registration starts for admission June 01, 2018

2. Commencement of the Academic Session July 12, 2018

3. Declaration of Admission list B.A./B.Sc Ist Semester July 07, 2018

4. Admission Starts July 13, 2018

5. Closing Data of Admission 10 days after receiving mark sheet by the college

6. Filling of examination form and deposition of exam fee As per University Notification

7. Election As per State Govt. Notification

8. Sessional Examination (Tentative) a) All PG Ist Sessional October 08-13, 2018 b) All PG IInd Sessional November 11-16, 2018 c) All B.A./B.Sc. Theory Sessional IInd Semester November 11-16, 2018 d) B.A./B.Sc./M.A./M.Sc. Practical Sessional and Final Exam November 19-30, 2018

9. Deepawali Vacation November 5-10, 2018

10. University Exam (As per university Calendar) December 1, 2018

11. Winter Vacation (Tentative) December 25- January 9, 2019

12. Commencement of Even Semester January 10, 2019

13. Students Union Function To be declared later

14. Filling of Exam FORM ONLINE (As per university order) Febuary 1-15, 2019

15. Sessional Examination (Tentative) a) All PG Ist Sessional March 11-16, 2019 b) All PG IInd Sessional April 8-13, 2019 c) All B.A./B.Sc. Sessional April 8-13, 2019 d) UG/PG Practical Sessional and Final Exam April 16-30, 2019

16. Commencement of University exam (As per university Notification) May 1, 2019

Online Registration of the online Merit/Admission Forms for

A Gold Medalist of 1972 Batch of Geology. Internationally Reputed Engineering Geologist. Retired Director of National Institute of Rock Mechanics. Credit of Tehri Dam Construction largely goes to him.

MSc in Geology in 1978. DSc from DBS PG college. Only DSc in Geology from HNBGU. Retired as special secretary MoEF and Climate Change.Presently Vice Chairman of Uttarakhand Rural Development and Migration Commission.

P.C NAWANI S.S. NEGI, IFS

Did BSc (PCM) in 1981/82 and now working as Director General , Coast G u a rd o f I n d i a . S h o u l d e r i n g responsibility of entire coastal region of India in peacetime.

BA in 1981 And MA in Economics in 1983. Former Director of Indian Institute of Dalit Studies. Presently Professor at Giri Institute of Development Studies [An ICSSR Institution], Lucknow. A well known developmental economist.

RAJENDRA SINGH PROF. R. P. MAMGAIN

BSc(PMG) in the 1960s.Retired as Director of Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology. An internationally reputed Scientist.

MSc in Geology 1977. Af ter distinguishing career as PCCF, retired in 2016, from Lucknow.

B. R. ARORA R.K. SHUKLA, IFS

Did MSc in Geology in 1994. Presently working as Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Government of Kerala.

Passed MA in Economics in the year 1988. Presently Deputy Director General of Confederation of Indian Industries, New Delhi. Holds a very prominent industrial position.

GANGA SINGH, IFS AMITA SARKAR

Passed MSc (Geology) in 1984. Presently working as Head Geology at Cairn India Limited. Credited for Oil discovery in Barmer Region of Rajasthan.

Did BSc in the year 2009. Cleared civil services examination in Hindi Medium and All India seventh rank holder in Hindi Medium, 2016 Epitome of Success and inspiration for youth coming from the hills of Uttarakhand for higher studies.

VACHASPATI KOTHARI HEMANT SATI, IAS

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2018-19 SOME OF OUR GLITTERING ALUMNI

1. Online registration starts for admission June 01, 2018

2. Commencement of the Academic Session July 12, 2018

3. Declaration of Admission list B.A./B.Sc Ist Semester July 07, 2018

4. Admission Starts July 13, 2018

5. Closing Data of Admission 10 days after receiving mark sheet by the college

6. Filling of examination form and deposition of exam fee As per University Notification

7. Election As per State Govt. Notification

8. Sessional Examination (Tentative) a) All PG Ist Sessional October 08-13, 2018 b) All PG IInd Sessional November 11-16, 2018 c) All B.A./B.Sc. Theory Sessional IInd Semester November 11-16, 2018 d) B.A./B.Sc./M.A./M.Sc. Practical Sessional and Final Exam November 19-30, 2018

9. Deepawali Vacation November 5-10, 2018

10. University Exam (As per university Calendar) December 1, 2018

11. Winter Vacation (Tentative) December 25- January 9, 2019

12. Commencement of Even Semester January 10, 2019

13. Students Union Function To be declared later

14. Filling of Exam FORM ONLINE (As per university order) Febuary 1-15, 2019

15. Sessional Examination (Tentative) a) All PG Ist Sessional March 11-16, 2019 b) All PG IInd Sessional April 8-13, 2019 c) All B.A./B.Sc. Sessional April 8-13, 2019 d) UG/PG Practical Sessional and Final Exam April 16-30, 2019

16. Commencement of University exam (As per university Notification) May 1, 2019

Online Registration of the online Merit/Admission Forms for

A Gold Medalist of 1972 Batch of Geology. Internationally Reputed Engineering Geologist. Retired Director of National Institute of Rock Mechanics. Credit of Tehri Dam Construction largely goes to him.

MSc in Geology in 1978. DSc from DBS PG college. Only DSc in Geology from HNBGU. Retired as special secretary MoEF and Climate Change.Presently Vice Chairman of Uttarakhand Rural Development and Migration Commission.

P.C NAWANI S.S. NEGI, IFS

Did BSc (PCM) in 1981/82 and now working as Director General , Coast G u a rd o f I n d i a . S h o u l d e r i n g responsibility of entire coastal region of India in peacetime.

BA in 1981 And MA in Economics in 1983. Former Director of Indian Institute of Dalit Studies. Presently Professor at Giri Institute of Development Studies [An ICSSR Institution], Lucknow. A well known developmental economist.

RAJENDRA SINGH PROF. R. P. MAMGAIN

BSc(PMG) in the 1960s.Retired as Director of Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology. An internationally reputed Scientist.

MSc in Geology 1977. Af ter distinguishing career as PCCF, retired in 2016, from Lucknow.

B. R. ARORA R.K. SHUKLA, IFS

Did MSc in Geology in 1994. Presently working as Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Government of Kerala.

Passed MA in Economics in the year 1988. Presently Deputy Director General of Confederation of Indian Industries, New Delhi. Holds a very prominent industrial position.

GANGA SINGH, IFS AMITA SARKAR

Passed MSc (Geology) in 1984. Presently working as Head Geology at Cairn India Limited. Credited for Oil discovery in Barmer Region of Rajasthan.

Did BSc in the year 2009. Cleared civil services examination in Hindi Medium and All India seventh rank holder in Hindi Medium, 2016 Epitome of Success and inspiration for youth coming from the hills of Uttarakhand for higher studies.

VACHASPATI KOTHARI HEMANT SATI, IAS

29

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