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GOBINDGARH PUBLIC COLLEGECO-EDUCATION, MULTI FACULTY

Recognised by UGC Under 2F and 12B

(AN INSTITUTE OF GOBINDGARH EDUCATIONAL &

SOCIAL WELFARE TRUST, MANDI GOBINDGARH)

ALOUR (KHANNA) ACCREDITED & AWARDED GRADE ‘B' BY NAAC

BEHIND GPS/PIMT CAMPUS, MANDI GOBINDGARHPh. 01765-251770, Fax : 01765-259779

Email : gpc_alour03@yahoo.com | Website: www.gpcalour.com

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Dear students, Hearty welcome to you in

Gobindgarh Public College; a splendid Temple of Learning. I am happy to learn about your keenness for joining our college.Here I wish to share that through one eventful decade of its history, Gobindgarh Public College has celebrated the quest for expanding landscapes of learning. Today, it is recognized as a centre of excellence that nurtures intellectual and academic striving, vibrant extra curricular activit ies, outreach initiatives and civic engagement.

This is a place not only of teaching but collaborative scholarship reinforcing a very special interaction between students and faculty. Here students enjoy a good deal of freedom in shaping their academic experience. The college invites distinguished experts to speak on various issues to update the knowledge of students and motivate them to be confident in life and to be gender and disability friendly.

Gobindgarh Public College while emphasizing the humanities, Computer science, Commerce and Bussiness Administration offers a unique combination of resources in a space that provides unusual intellectual and cultural opportunities. The experiential motifs that enrich this tapestry harmonize collective institutional responsibility with democratic space and combine challenge with encouragement.

GPC is a community that continually reflects and introspects on the quality of its engagement and its commitment to innovation. A community of inspired faculty and talented students learn and grow together to shape a dynamic energy field. The imperatives of the global and the local are imaginatively and sensitively blended even as best practices are crafted. There is a palpable sense of the urge to participate in processes that usher in a new and more humane world.

Recently NAAC has awarded Grade 'B' to college which is powerful testimony to the fact that imparting quality education has always been our Noble aim.

The future belongs to you my dear students and you need therefore, to prepare yourself for an active participation in the world. This participation demands that you become well informed, develop yourself like a pioneer and ultimately grow as responsible men and women. .. Always remember

Education is a companion whichNo misfortune can depressNo crime destroyNo enemy alienateNo despotism enslaveAt home a friendAbroad an introductionIn society an ornamentWithout it what is Man?

Principal’s Message

Principal

Sh. Vimal Vinod BansalJoint Ph. (O) 230891, (R) 257189

Secretary

Sh. Sanjay BhatiaSecretaryPh. (O) 502551, (R) 502521

Sh. Pawan SachdevaVice President Ph. (O) 01628-504597

Sh. Suresh GoyalTreasurerPh. (O) 502361, (R) 506349

Sh. Anil Kumar AgrawalPresidentPh. (O) 255264, (R) 258197

Sh. Nitin SaggarJoint Ph. (O) 259546, (R) 259662

Treasurer

Sh. Ranjeev BhatiaMember

Sh. Raj Kumar GoyalMember

Sh. Vimal Vinod BansalJoint Secretary

Sh. Nitin SaggarJoint Treasurer

Sh. Anil Kumar AgrawalPresident

Sh. Pawan SachdevaVice-President

Sh. Sanjay BhatiaSecretary

Sh. Suresh GoyalChairman

Prof. Rupinder SinghStaff Representative

Prof. Gopal KrishanStaff Representative

Dr. Neena Seth PajniPrincipal

Sh. Vikas GargMember

Sh. N.K. KhannaMember

Gobindgarh Educational & Social Welfare Trust (2016-18)

Sh. Swaranjit Singh BagliPh. 01765-507986

Sh. Sita Ram GuptaPh. (O) 255350 (R) 502554

Sh. Chaman Lal GargPh. 07165-255044

Sh. N.K. KhannaPh. (O) 254152 (R) 255152

Sh. Om Parkash GoyalPh. (O) 508108 (R) 257971

Sh. Surinder Garg USAPh. 001-860-3551867

Sh. Gautam BansalPh. (O) 255317 (R) 255012

Sh. Narinder GoyalPh. (O) 255194 (R) 257189

Sh. Piara Singh KalsiPh. (O) 01628-238929 (R) 250913

Sh. Ranjeev BhatiaPh. (R) 502225

Sh. Narinder GuptaPh. (O) 01278-2565312

Sh. Ramesh BardejaPh. (O) 258476 (R) 258506

Sh. Sanjay ShardaPh. (R) 255328

Sh. Raj Kumar GoyalPh. (O) 258851 (R) 258563

Sh. Naresh AggarwalPh. (O) 326896 (R) 502554

Sh. Vikas GargPh. (O) 0172-2606259

Members

GPC Managing Committee (2017-18)

Dr. NEENA SETH PAJNIPrincipal

M.Sc (Gold Medalist), GATE, NET

B.Ed, M.A.(Edu.), Ph.D, PGD in Bio informatics

GPC Pillars of Strength

Mr. Narinder PalM.A. (Music(Vocal) M.Phil, Sangeet VisharadAsst. Prof. in MusicDeputy Dean Extra Curricular ActivitiesConvenor : Admission, BA-I, Excursion Committee

Mrs. Bangera Rupinder KaurM.A (English), UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in EnglishJoint Secretary (Staff)Convenor: Admission B.A. -II; Time Table; NSS Programme Officer (Girls);College Color & Gender Champion

Mr. Surinder SinghM.A (Punjabi), M. PhilHouse Master(Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji)

Mr. Bhupinder Shahi M.A.(Pbi.), M.PhilSenior Asst. Prof. in PunjabiRegistrar, Convenor: Admission M.A. I; Proctorial Duties; Student Grievance Redressal & Anti-ragging (boys)A.F. Member

Mr. Rajesh KumarM.Com, M.Phil, PGDCA, UGC-NET, PGDST, PGDPM & LWAsst. Prof. in Business AdministrationConvenor: Admission BBA; Enviornmental Club and Campus Beauitification; Evaluation & Reappear

Mr. Mandeep SinghM.A. (Punjabi), M.Phil, UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in PunjabiConvenor: Admission B.A.-III; Time Table Admission Campaigning; Bus Route) NSS Programme Officer (Boys)

Mrs. Sushma Miglani M.A.(Hindi), M. Phil( Asst. Prof. in Hindi) Dean Student Welfare (Girls)Dean Extra Curricular ActivitiesConvenor Admission B.A. I; NRI Student Aid Fund; Canteen; Student Grievance Redressal & Anti-ragging (girls); Admission Campaigning; A.F. Member

Mr. Narinder Pal SinghM.C.A., M.PhilAsst. Prof in Computer ScienceConvenor : Admission BCA ; Research; Website Content;Certificate Courses InformalDeputy Co-ordinator IQAC

Dr. Tejinder SinghM.A. (Punjabi) UGC-NET, P.hdAsst. Prof. in PunjabiConvenor Admission BA - IIICo-convenor: Best & Innovative Practice;Member: Research Committee; Admission;DCDC Scholarship; NCCHouse Master (Shaheed Bhagat Singh)

Dr. Gopal KrishanM.A (Pol. Sc.) UGC-NET Ph.DPh.d., Asst. Prof. in Political ScienceStaff Secretary, Joint Registrar,Convenor: Admission B.A. I; Co-ordinator Training & Placement Cell, Staff RepresentativeHisto-Political Society; Staff Achievement; A.F. Member

Mr. Gaurav VermaM.Sc, B.Ed, UGC-NETAsst, Prof. in MathematicsNSS Programme Officer (Boys)Convenor: PGDCA Computer Committee for Admission Record; Parking Committee)Committee Meditation & Moral Value

Mr. Sunil DuttB.A. (Major English), M.A. (English), UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in EnglishCo-convenor: Infrastructure Upkeep;Student Feedback;SC ScholarshipHouse Master (Swami Vivekananda)

Mr. Rupinder SinghB.P.Ed, M.P.Ed, UGC-NET, M.Phil, Diploma in YogaAsst. Prof. in Physical Education, Dean Student Welfare (Boys); Convenor: Admission B.A-II, Sports; Event Management; Blood Donation-Society; Deputy Co-ordinator IQAC

Mrs. Ruchika JainM.B.A., UGC-NET, Ph.D., (Pursuing)Asst. Prof. in CommerceNSS Programme Officer (Girls)Convenor: Alumni & Stakeholders Relation Committee; Admission B.Com-II & III; Consultancy & Collaboration

Mrs. Mamta KumariB.Lib, M.Lib, M.Phil, UGC-NETM.Sc. (IT)LibrarianConvenor: Library Committee; Book BankLibrary cum I-Card Issue; Book on SecurityCo-convenor Parking

Mr. Varinder KumarM.Com, MBA, M.Phil, UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in CommerceCo-ordinator IQACConvenor : Admission B.Com-I; Industry Inst. Interface;Commerce, Management & IT SocietyCollege Color

Mr. Bharat BhushanM.J.M.C UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in Journalism & Mass CommunicationAsst. Registrar (Examination)Convenor: BA-I, Press & Advertisement; Infrastructure Upkeep; Decoration

Miss Jatinder KaurM.A, M.Phil, UGC-NETAsst. Prof. in EnglishConvenor: Admission M.A. English, Lecture Statement & FeedbackCo-Convenor: College Prospectus CommitteeMember: Best Innovative Practices, Competitive Examination Committee, Press CommitteeHouse Master (Mother Terassa)

Administrative & Technical StaffMr. Shiv KumarOffice Superintendent

Mrs. RekhaOffice Assistant

Mr. Rajesh KumarAccountant

Mr. Davinder SinghLab Assistant

Mr. Varinder SinghLab Assistant

Mr. Sukhpreet SinghLibrary Assistant

3rd CONVOCATION

P.U. ZONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL

COLLEGE COLOR

RECREATIONAL TRIP NAAC SPONSORED SEMINAR

GENDER CHAMPIONSRajan Goyal, B.Com-III

Gursimran Kaur, B.Com-III Tamanna Appreciation Prize, BBA-Ist

Bhavna Gera, B.Com-III

Shivani Singh, B.Com-IIBharat Bhushan Grover, B.Com-II

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Gobindgarh Educational & Social Welfare Trust is committed to

EXCELLENCE in the provision of value based education through various

institutions. This commitment shall reflect in our comprehensive programmes,

educational services to students, professionalism of Faculty & Staff and a

regimented campus discipline.

We happen to be harbingers of quality and high class education. True

education is training of both the head and the heart. Intellectual education influences

the head, value based education influences the heart. We believe in education that

builds fundamental traits of character such as honesty, compassion, courage,

discipline, persistence and responsibility. What a broad based education really

means is that the students are prepared for life, without losing their area of

specialization or competence. We are committed to produce noble and

knowledgeable citizens who have a strong National character, a universal outlook and

the passion to serve mankind.

We shall encourage and recognize EXCELLENCE: in learning as the

principal pursuit of our students; in teaching as the principal pursuit of our faculty;

and in serving as the principal pursuit of our administration and management. Our

commitment to EXCELLENCE shall be sustained by continuous self-renewal and

self-appraisal, which will enable us to be innovative, efficient and effective leaders

among our peer institutions of the region.

To be a centre of excellence with value based education for the upliftment of rural & urban youth through societal responsiveness and by fostering global competencies.

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JUNE, 2017

Environment Day 5 June

Yoga Camp 12 June-20 June Celebration of International yoga day 21 June

Submission of AQAR to NAAC Last week of June

JULY, 2017 Admission starts from 10th July, 2017 to 22th

July, 2017 Late Admission with the permission of Principal with

late fee of Rs.560/- per student

24th

July, 2017 to 31st

July ,2017 Late Admission with the permission of Vice -

Chancellor with late fee of Rs. 2040/ - per student

1st

August, 2017 to 14th

August , 2017

World Population Day 11th

July,2017 Time table to be displayed on all notice Board 1st

week of July Orientation of Teachers with Principal 1st

week of July Inauguration of Session

2nd

week of July 2017

Unitization of syllabus to be

Submitted by all Teachers/Subject

2nd week of July

Classes start from

11th

July for Ongoing classes

18th

July for New Classes

Last date of admission &

Inter faculty migration from

B.Com/BBA/BCA to B.A & Change of Subject

27th

July

Alumni Meet of students

30th July

Sports trial and interviews for sports scholarships

Last week of july

AUGUST, 2017 Teej Celebration

5th

August

IQAC meeting proposal

by Teachers to

Conduct

Extension lectures in respective subjects

1st

week of August

Van Mahontsav/Tree plantation

week

1st

week of August

Orientation of students with Principal

1st

week of August

Enrollment for NCC

1st

week of August

Form submission for optional subject change of B.A-I (Semester system) students

Before 14th

August

Independence Day

14th August Nomination for House Captain/ Gender

Champion/Student Editors of College Magazine

2nd

week of

August

NRI Scholarship (Means cum

Merit)

Notice display

3rd

week of August

Enrollment for NSS

19 August 2017 Investiture ceremony of student council/ Sadbavna Divas/

Declaration of House Captain/Student Editors

21st

August

Coaching for skill development courses

Personality development/Tally/ILETS/ICDL/ Music/ Photography/ IIT Mumbai

21st

August onwards

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Talent hunt 4th week of August Extension lectures in various subject On working Saturdays Only

Interface of Aspirant( Gender champion) with Principal Last week of August Sports Scholarship to sports achievers Last week of August

The struck off list of the students of B.Com/BBA/BCA to be displayed

31st August

*After the declaration of House Captain, House activities will be carried on 2nd and 4th Saturdays in IInd half only.

SEPTEMBER, 2017

*Teacher will Check assignments during autumn break and send award list by email to supdty 6th October, 2017 Friday.

OCTOBER, 2017 Communal Harmony Day (One day Educational Trip) 9th October

House test for all semester classes 10th - th 22 October Academic Achievers/ NRI Scholarship (Interview) / NCC scholarship Interview

th10 October onwards during MST’s

Industrial Visit Last day of Mid Semester Test House Exam r esults (along with list of absentees)

discussion with Principal 30th-31st October

Submission date of Examination forms of 1st, 3rd & 5 th Semester Classes

Second week of October

Extension lecture 28th October List of all the students who could not clear the House test

would be displayed 30th October

Group Discussion/Presentation/Quiz/Management Games

2nd and 16th September

Teacher’s day celebration by the Trust 5th September International Literacy Day Celebration (Lecture & Literary items competition)

9th September

The struck off list of students of B.A -I (Section A & B), B.A -II (All Section), B.A-III (All Section) & PGDCA, M.A

(English & Punjabi) to be displayed

9th September

Distribution of Assignments to all classes 9th september Hindi Divas Celebration 3rd Saturday International Peace Day (Rally by Media Club)

3rd Saturday

Submission of Question Paper/ Announcement of topic of assignments

20th September

NSS day Celebration (visit to old age/Kusht Ashram) – House Activity.

23rd September

Student Return submitted by Office 25th September The struck off list of students of B.A -I (Section C & D), 20th September

Establishment Day 29th September National Blood Donation Day

(Blood Donation Camp) 29th September

Submission of Assignments of all odd semesters 29th September IQAC Meeting 29th September Autumn Break 30th sept-9th October

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NOVEMBER, 2017 Result card dispatch of students 3rd and 4th November 2017

National Integration Day (Traffic Awareness Day) 19th November Special Test 20-21st November

Internal Assessment for 1st, 3rd & 5 th Semester Classes 20th November No Dues of the semesters 20th November onwards

Cultural/sports inter college competition Dates given by P.U Last date of submission of article for “The Virtuous” 30-November

Student detain list 30th November2017 DECEMBER, 2017

National Conference/Seminar During Exam days in December World Aids Day (Movie /lecture on STD’s ) 1st December

2nd term University examination of Semester 2nd December to 21st December World Human Rights Day

(Panel Discussion on Current Issue) 9th December

Admission campaigning Throughout December & up nd

to first 2 week of January

NSS/ Inter school competition During winter Break Winter Break 28-12-17 to 07-01-18

JANUARY, 2018

2nd Installment of Fee 8th January onwards National Youth Day (Lecture) – House Activity 12th January

Lohri celebration – House Activity 13th January Republic Day Celebration (Rangoli, Poster collage

competition) – House Activity 25th January

Mahatma Gandhi Martyr Day (Lecture) – House Activity 30th January FEBRUARY, 2018

Staff Meeting before sports day Sports day 3rd week of February

Extension lectures (1st half) – House Activity 2nd and 4th Saturday MARCH, 2018

International Women Day (Lecture & felicitations) 8th March

Assignment submission of even semesters 10th March Invitation for college color Application 10th March

Submission date of Examination forms of 2nd, 4th & 6th Semester Classes

10th March

House test for 2nd, 4th & 6 th Semester classes 10th – 21st March Performance Appraisal of Gender Champion Last week of March

convocation Last week of March

GPCWorkload submission by respective Incharge of the

subject 30-April

Farewell Parties (2nd year & 3 rd year classes) Last week of April Remedial Classes/Special test for semester classes Last week of April

No dues for semester classes Last week of April

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APRIL, 2018 IQAC and Academic Council Meeting regarding College

prospectus 1st week of April

World Health Day (Health Check -up camp) 7th April List of students who could not clear MST to be displayed By 10 th April

Annual Prize distribution function

3rd

week of April

Meeting for planning of Academic calendar of college 30-April

Approval of AQAR in academic council of College 20th April

MAY, 2018

Submission date of Examination forms of 2nd, 4th & 6 th Semester Classes

First week of May

2nd, 4th & 6 th Semester University examinations 4th May onwards IQAC and Academic Council Meeting Last Week of May

Approval of AQAR in Managing Committee Meeting of College

Last Week of May

JUNE, 2018

Environment day 5th June Advertisement of faculty position & Admission notice in

Newspaper 1st week of June

Free one week Yoga training camp 12 to 20 June International Yoga Day 21st June

Submission of AQAR to NAAC Last week of June *Summer Vacation from 2 nd June to 8th July, 2018.

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VISITANT'S PERSPECTIVESDr. Parvinder Singh (DCDC, P.U. Chd.)Real ly impressed by the spectacular performance of college management, principal, staff and students in all spheres of activites. Heartiest – Best Wishes.

Dr. M.S. Kang (Former V.C, PAU, Ludhiana) Ethics are the cornerstone of all professional activities throughout the world. I congratulate Gobindgarh Public College to have adhered on this path.

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Dr. Sardara Singh Johal (Chancellor, Central University, Bathinda)My congratulations and Best Wishes for the students, teachers, and the institution.

Dr. Jayanti Dutta (Deputy Director, HRDC, P.U. Chd.) A stimulating experience to have visited Gobindgarh Public College. I congratulate Principal & faculty for its endeavours.

Dr. Paramjit Singh Jaswal Vice Chancellor R.G.N.U.L (Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Paitala)I appreciate the value education imparted by the institute. All the Best.

Dr. Nirmal Jaura (Director, Dept. of Youth welfare, P.U. Chd.)ftfdne y/so ftu fJe wfjed/ j'J/ pkr tKr

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Dr. Shirish Chindhade (NAAC Coordinator)It is a great honour to visit this institution which shows great sensitiveness to innovation & creativity. I wish it great luck and future.

Dr. S.P. Singh (Ex-Vice Chancellor, G.N.D.U, Amritsar)Institute with a difference, for better academic environment.

S. Gulzar Singh Ranike (Former Hon'ble Minister of Animal husbandry, Fisheries & Dairy Development, Sports, Welfare of SC & BC & Dept.of Youth welfare,Govt. of Punjab) I am very happy to see the achievements of this institution and wishing luck for future.

Dr. K.N. Pathak (Former V.C, P.U. Chd.)I congratulate the Principal, Mgmt & staff for this noble venture.

Dr. S.K. Chadha(Director Placement Cell, P.U. Chd.)I wish this college a grand success in future.

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Dr. A.K Grover (Vice Chancellor, P.U Chandigarh)I extol the philanthropist Trust of Gobindgarh Public College for fulfuling the goals of higher education and its worthwhile contribution towards society.

Randeep Singh Nabha (MLA, Amloh)Wish the college all the very best of success & may it win laurels & make prestige of our nation one day.

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ADMISSION BROCHURE 2017-18

Gobindgarh Public College, Alour, Tehsil - Khanna, Distt - Ludhiana, is an Institute of Gobindgarh Educational & Social Welfare Trust, Mandi Gobindgarh. Gobindgarh Educational and Social Welfare Trust consists of Industrialists, Administrators, Philanthropists, Entrepreneurs, Engineers and men of missionary zeal. They have democratic, secular, national and progressive outlook. The multi - faceted personalities, with rare qualities of head and heart, inter- twined themselves to serve the people of the Steel Town and the surrounding areas in 1977. The Trust entered the field of higher education in 1995, when Gobindgarh Public College affiliated to Punjabi University, was started. Punjab Institute of Management and Technology, a vocational institute, was started in 1997.

Long cherished dream of the Trust was fulfilled on 29th Sept. 2003, when the new campus building of Gobindgarh Public College, Alour was inaugurated by Hon’ble Dr. K.N Pathak, the Vice Chancellor of Panjab University, Chandigarh on silver jubliee Foundation Day of the Trust. It was the day when the Gobindgarh Educational and Social Welfare Trust came into being 25 years ago.

Gobindgarh Public College, (Alour) affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh is an institution with a magnificient building having an ultra modern infrastructure excellent academics, sports and cultural activities, Spread in about 7.5 acre

ADMISSIONAdmission to various courses will be made as per regulation of Panjab University ChandigarhStudents are admitted on the basis of an interview conducted by the Admission Committee. The college

reserves the right to refuse admission to any student without assigning any reason whatsoever. All admissions will be provisional and are subject to the approval of the Panjab University, Chandigarh. In B.Com and BBA students will be admition as per merit criteria set by University.

PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSIONApplication for admission to a class must be made only on the prescribed admission form available on

payment. Four Photographs must be attached with the form.The Following Certificates must be attached to the Admission Form :* Attested copies of Detailed Marks Certificates and Provisional Certificate in original

of the previous exam.* Character Certificate from the Head of the institution last attended.* In case of applicant seeking a fee concession, belonging to Scheduled Caste / Tribe

and Backward Classes, a certificate from a competent authority must be attached.* Residential Proof/Adhar Card/ Along with Phone No. & Email Id is Compulsory.* Certificate regarding date of birth.* The candidate from a University other than Panjab University is required to supply the

following additional documents(i) Original D.M.C issued by the University /Board.(ii) Eligibility certificate from the Registrar, Panjab Unibersity, Chandigarh with Inter University migration

certificate as per Panjab University Rules.(iii) A declaration that he/she has not been disqualified by any University / Board.Note :- (1) Admission Form without the signature of the parent/guardian will not be accepted.

(2) A Student whose result of +2 examination conducted by a School Board is published late but not later than 10th August of the year of admission, may be admitted without late fee within 15 working days of the declaration of the result, and his/her attendance shall be counted from the date of admission.

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMMES* (Punjab University is going to start choice Based Credit System from session 2017-18. It will be

implemented after notification from university)1. Combination of Elective Subjects for B.A. optional

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Compulsory Subjects -1. English (Compulsory)2. Punjabi (Compulsory) Or History & Culture of Punjab

(Note : For those who have not studied Punjabi Language upto class X.)Elective/Optional Subjects- Students can take up 3 elective subjects in all, selecting not more than one subject from following sets of combination :-

1. English/ Punjabi/ Hindi 2. Economics 3. History/Mathematics4. Sociology/Computer Science 5. Political Science 6. Physical Education 7 Music (Vocal)/Journalism & Mass Communication

Additional Compulsory Papers :- Environmental Education Note :- A Candidate who fails to qualify this paper will not be eligible for the award of degree. This will be a non-credit course.(Panjab University is going to start choice based credit system from session 201-18. It will be implemented after notification from University.)

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION TO B.A.-I Semester-I1.

The admission to the first year of the course shall be open to a student who has passed +2 Examination of Punjab School Education Board or any other examination equivalent there to.

2. A candidate seeking admission in the B.A.1st Year class should have obtained at least 33% marks in the aggregate of all the subjects ( including marks obtained by him in the subject of compartment, theory and practical taken together) taken up by him at the +2 Examination. Candidates who have passed +2 Examination without English from any recognised Board/ Body/Council/ University are eligible to join B.A.I, if they fulfil other requirements such as minimum percentage of marks etc.3. Students who have passed +2 Examination from recognised open Schools are eligible for admission to the B.A/B.Com.-1st year class only if their result is shown as “Pass” in their certificates issued by the said open school and they have obtained the requisite percentage of marks prescribed under the University Regulations for admission to the concerned course. In case their result is not shown as “Pass” in the relevant column of the said certificate, they being ineligible, will not be admitted.4. The examination conducted by Bihar Intermediate Education Council, Patna have been recognised w.e.f. the session 2004-05 for the purpose of admission to various courses at the Panjab University.Note: In case of any doubt, the candidate is advised to obtain eligibility certificate from Panjab University, Chandigarh. The eligibility form should be accompanied by a forwarding letter from the Principal.

COMPARTMENT CANDIDATES OF +2 EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO B.A./B.SC. (GENERAL)-IST YEAR CLASS:-

A Candidate who has been placed compartment at +2 level examination through PSEB, Mohali/any other Board/Body/Council/University in India under (Semester System), for first year of B.A. course/s (Amended vide Syndicate Para 40 (xiii) dated 29.8.2011) :

(i) He/She should have compartment in one subject only i.e. either in first semester or second semester;(ii) He/She should have obtained at least 20% marks (Theory + practical + internal assessment) in the subject in

which he/she has been in compartment;(iii) He/She should have obtained the requisite percentage of marks in the aggregate (theory + practical + internal

assessment) of examination as laid down in the relevant regulations; and(iv) The candidate securing less than 20% marks in the subject in which he/she has compartment at the +2

examination under semester system will not be eligible for admission to the first year of B.A.

These regulations may be revised as per decision of Academic Council, Panjab University, Chandigarh

students who use bi-cycle as vehicle

will be exempted from tuition fee for last six month during

their one year

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Combinations of Elective Subjects For B.A. - I 23. Political Science, History, Language

1. Economics, History, Language 24. Sociology, Mathematics, Language

2. Economics, Mathematics, Sociology 25. Political Science, Mathematics, Language

3. Economics, History, Sociology 26. History, Physical Education, Language

4. Sociology, Political Science, Physical Education 27. History, Computer Science, Language

5. Sociology, Physical Education, Music (V) 28. History, Music (V), Language

6. Sociology, Physical Education, Journalism & Mass 29. History, Journalism & Mass Communication,

Communication Language

7. Sociology, Political Science, Journalism & Mass 30. History, Sociology, Political Science

Communication 31. History, Sociology, Physical Education

8. Economics, Sociology, Journalism & Mass 32. History, Sociology, Music (V)Communication

33. History, Sociology, Journalism & Mass 9. Economics, Physical Education, Sociology Communication

10. Economics, Sociology, Language 34. History, Computer Science, Physical Education

11. Economics, Sociology, Physical Education 35. History, Computer Science, Political Science

12. Economics, Sociology, Music (V) 36. History, Political Science, Music (V)

13. Economics, Journalism & Mass Communication, 37. History, Political Science, Journalism & Mass Language Communication

14. Political Science, Sociology, Language 38. History, Physical Education, Political Science

15. Sociology, Journalism & Mass Communication, 39. Math, Physical Education, LanguageLanguage

40. Math, Computer Science, Language16. Sociology, Music (V), Language

41. Math, Music (V), Language17. Sociology, Physical Education, Language

42. Math, Sociology, Physical Education 18. Language, Computer Science, Music (V)

43. Math, Sociology, Music (V)19. Computer Science, Political Science, Language,

44. Math, Computer Science, Physical Education20. Language, Physical Education, Music (V)

45. Math, Computer Science, Political Science21. Language, Physical Education, Political Science

46. Math, Physical Science, Journalism & Mass 22. Sociology, History, Language Communication

Provided that:-i) A candidate joining the B.A.-Ist year class should have obtained at least 33% marks in the aggregate of all

the subjects (including the marks obtained by him/her in the subject of compartment, Theory and Practical/s taken together) taken up by him/her at the +2 examination.

(ii) The students who have compartment in +2 Class with less than 20% marks are also allowed to be admitted provisionally in B.A Part-I provided they have obtained 20% or above marks in the supplementary examination upto the last date for submission of examination form without late fee for confirmation of their admission. However, their results of examination will be declared only if they pass in the subject of their compartment. They shall be considered for admission to the next higher class i.e. B.A./B.Com.-1st year provided they are eligible and subject to availability of seats for admission in said particular course.

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B. Com (Semester System)Regulations for B.COM with effect from the academic session 2017-18:These regulations may be revised as per decision of Academic Council, Panjab University, Chandigarh The duration of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) programme shall be three years (six semesters). One unit ofB.Com class shall be 70 studentsEligibility Condition to B.Com-I (A) Admission of the first semester of B.Com. Degree course shall be open to a person who has passed

one of the following examinations conducted by a recognized Board/Council/University:(a) +2 examination with three of the following subjects securing at least 45% marks in the aggregate :-

Commerce (or theory of commerce of foundation course in commerce/Accountancy (or book keeping and accontancy/Economics/Business Organisation (or Business Management or Theory and Practice of Management). Insurance (or General Insurance or Life Insurance/Banking and Trade /Commercial Geography /Office Management and Secretarial Practice (or Office Organization and Management/Office Management and Secretarial Practice (or Office Organization and Management)/Mercantile Law (or any Company Law)/Auditing Typewriting and Stenography/Computers (for typewriting)

(b) +2 Examination or B.A. Part-I (Old Scheme) of Panjab University with at least two of the subjects mentioned in (a) securing at least 50% marks in aggregate;

(c) +2 Examination or B.A. Part-I/B.Sc.-I/Pre-Engineering/Pre-Medical Examination of the Panjab University under the Old Scheme not covered in (b) securing at least 50% marks.

(d) Provided that a candidate seeking admission to the first year of B.Com should have passed in the subject of English at the +2 examination. In case a candidate does not clear the relevant subject at any of the two consecutive chances allowed to him subsequent to the date of his admission, his provisional admission to the course shall stand cancelled.Provided further that:A candidate who has been placed under compartment in the +2 examination conducted by a Board/Bodies/Councils/University in India shall be eligible to seek admission to the first year of B.Com Course, provided he fulfills the following conditions :(i) He should have been placed in compartment in one subject only;(ii) He should have obtained at least 20% marks in the subject in which he had been placed in

compartment; and (iii) He should have obtained the requisite percentage of marks in the aggregate of the

examination as laid down in the relevant regulations.The admission of the candidate with a compartment as indicated above shall be provisional. In case the candidate does not clear the compartment at any of two consecutive chances allowed to him subsequent to the date of his admission, his provisional admission to the course shall stand cancelled.

B. Subject to the reservation made by the University, the admission shall be on merit. The merit for this purpose shall be determined on the basis of the score of a candidate to be computed as follows:

i. Percentage of marks in the qualifying examination;ii Add score of 4 for each of the subjects passed from the subjects referred in 3.1A (a) not exceeding 16 in

total.Explanation: In case of a compartment candidate, eligibility shall be determined by including the marks of the subject in which the candidate has been placed in compartment.Condition to appear in the first semester examination shall be open to student who

i Has been on the rolls of the college during one semester preceding the first semester examination; and

ii. Has attended not less than 75% of the lectures, for each paper; a deficiency up to 10% may be condoned by the Principal of the college.

iii. Has obtained at least 25% marks in the aggregate of all the papers to be calculated on the basis of the results of house examinations.

iv. The medium of instruction and examination shall be English, Punjabi or Hindi.Pass Percentage of Semester Exam (a) The minimum number of marks required to pass each semester examination shall be 35% in each

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paper in the university examination separately as well as jointly with internal assessment.(b) Grace marks shall be given @ 1% of the aggregate marks of the external examination of the

University for each semester (only the marks of external examination will be counted for the purpose of calculating the grace marks). A candidate may avail of the grace marks either in the aggregate or in one or more papers as may be to his advantage. Grace marks, shall, however, be given only for passing the examination or for earning the higher division and not for passing the examination with distinction.

Eligibility condition to IIIrd, IVth, Vth, VIth Semester(a) The minimum number of marks required to pass each semester examination shall be 35% in each

paper in university examination separately as well as jointly with internal assessment and 50% in aggregate of all the papers taught in that semester.

(b) A candidate who fails to score 35% of the marks separately as well as jointly with internal assessment in a paper shall be placed in compartment in that paper. A student can be placed compartment in maximum of four papers at any point of time in all the semesters taken together.

(c) The number of compartments after appearing in examination of sixth semester may exceed four however the course must be completed within five years.

(d) If a candidate fails to pass any semester examination even after repeating the entire examination he/she will be required to leave the course.

Eligibility condition for Honours A candidate can pursue B.Com Honours course by taking up one paper each in four semesters beginning with third semester if any one of the streams offered from time to time. Option of any stream once exercised cannot be changed subsequently. To be eligible to take up honours course, a student should have secured 50% marks at the end of second semester without compartment in any paper. The minimum number of marks required to pass B.Com. Honours course shall be 40% in each paper separately as well jointly with internal assessment and 50% in aggregate in the university examination.

Semester - (I & II)

(According to Introduction of CBCS (Choice based credit system) by Panjab University Chandigarh from Session 2017-18)

Semester - III

Subcode

BCM301 Interdisciplinary Issue in Indian Commerce

BCM302 Cost Accounting

BCM 303 Company Law

BCM 304 Business Mathematics and Statistics

BCM 305 Banking and Insurance

BCM 306 Indirect Tax Laws

Honours (Optional) in Accounting and finance

BCH 307 Accounting Theory & Reporting practices

Semester - IV

Subcode

BCM 401 Interdisciplinary Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

BCM 402 Advanced Accounting

BCM 403 Auditing and Secretarial Practice

BCM 404 Cost Management

BCM 405 Marketing Management

BCM 406 Quantitative Techniques and Methods

SCHEME OF B.COM COURSE (GENERAL AND HONS.)

Honours in Accounting and Finance

BCM 407 (Contemparary issues in Accounting)

Semester - V

Subcode

BCM 501 Income Tax Law

BCM 502 Management Accounting

BCM 503 Indian Economy

BCM 504 Production and operation Management

BCM 505 Entrepreneurship and small Business

BCM 506 Financial markets and

(Honours in Accounting & Finance)

BCM507 Strategic Financial Mangagement

Semester - VI

Subcode

BCM 601 Direct Tax Laws

BCM 602 Financial Management

BCM 603 Issues in Financial Reporting

BCM 604 Social and Business Ethics

BCM 605 Operational Research

BCM 606 Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy

(Honours in Accounting & Finance)

BCM 607 Investment Management

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Sports Category: Student need to provide certificate of National/State/District level certificate approved/ graded by competent sports Authority.

RESERVATION OF SEATS :-Admission shall be on merit basis subject to the reservation made by University. Following seats are reserved over and above sanctioned seats for U.G. Classes.

1. Two additional seats for the only sibling girl child (single) & two girls (No male child should have born to parents) for admission in each course have been allowed provided she is otherwise eligible from all aspects:-A copy of an affidavit on a stamp paper worth Rs. 20/- duly attested hereby 1st class magistrate is be submitted by the parents of the girl child at the time of admission.

2 One additional seat each for Cancer, AIDS & Thalassemia patient is available to an eligible candidate subject to submission of Proof by certifying Medical Authority.

3. Two additional seats for student of rural area. Students who wish to claim their seats should have passed their matriculation and +2 examination from rural schools. Students should have been studying in such school for at least five year before passing the last examination. Student has to produce certificate from D.E.O. /Principal of concerned Institute of Rural Area.

4. One additional seat for Border Area students. Students who wish to claim their seat under this category should have passed their matriculation and +2 examination from border area schools situated with in 20 kilometers from the International Border. Such candidate will have to produce a certificate from the tehsildar or Principal/Headmaster of concerned school within aforesaid border area.

Note : If any students would like to claim seat on the basis of reservation category, they must submit the proof of the same at the time of submission of admission form, for the preparation of the merit list. If the student claims later (i.e. after the preparation of Merit List) they will not be entertained on that very basis.

CARRYING IDENTITY CARDIS MANDATORY IN COLLEGE

B.B.A (SEMESTER SYSTEM)

1. The duration of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) programme shall be of three years (six semesters)

2. One unit of class shall be of 40 students.(A) Admission of the first semester of BBA. Degree shall be open to a person who has passed one of the

following examinations conducted by a recognized Board/Council/ University:a. +2 examination securing at least 50% marks in agreegate;b. Any other examination recognozed by the University as equivalent to (a) as given above with

requisite percentage of marks.Provided that a candidate seeking admission to the first year of should have passed in the subject of English at the +2 examination.

NOTE:- That 5% weightage be given to the students who have studied Commerce, Economics and Mathematics subjects at 10+2 level for determining merit for admission to B.B.A. Ist year class on the same analogy for admission to B.C.A. Ist year class (amended vide Senate Para XIX dated 20.12.2011)A candidate who has been placed under compartment in the +2 examination conducted by a Board/ Bodies/Councils/University in India shall be eligible to seek admission to the first year of BBA course, provided he fulfils the following conditions:

i. He should have been placed in compartment in one subject only;ii. He should have obtained at least 20% marks in the subject in which he had been placed in compatment

andiii. He should have obtained the requisite percentage on marks in the aggregate of the examination as

laid down in the relavant regulations.

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The admission of the candiate with a compartment as indicated above shall be provisional and will be confirmed only after he has cleared the compartment in two consecutive chances subsequent to his admission. In case the candidate does not clear the compartment at any of the two consecutive chances allowed to him subsequent to the date of his admission, his provisional admission to the course shall stand cancelled.

B. Subject to the reservation made by the University, the admission shall be on merit.Eligibility for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th Semester:i. The minimum number of marks required to pass each semester examination shall be 40% in each

paper in university examination separately as well as jointly with internal assessment and 50% in aggregate of all the papers taught in that semester.

ii. A candidate who fails to score 40% of the marks separately as well as jointly with internal assessment in a paper, shall be placed in compartment in that paper. A student can be placed compartment in maximum of four papers at any point of time in all the semesters taken together.

iii. The number of compartments after appearing in examination of sixth semester may exceed four, however, the course must be completed within five years.

iv. If a student has failed to qualify more than four papers in a semester he/she shall leave the course.v. If a candidate fails to pass any semester examination even after repeating the entire examination,

he/she will be required to leave the course.NOTE:- The medium of instruction & examination in BBA is English/Punjabi/Hindi

SUBJECTS FOR BBA

FIRST & SECOND SEMESTERAccording to CBCS Implemented by PanjabUniversity, Chandigarh from Session 2017-18THIRD SEMESTERBBA 201 English & Business Communication SkillsBBA 202 Operation ResearchBBA 203 Marketing ManagementBBA 204 Economics of Money and BankingBBA205Regulatory Framework for CompaniesBBA 206 Direct Tax LawsFORTH SEMESTERSubcodeBBA 221English & Business Communication SkillsBBA 222 Project ManagementBBA223 Research MethodologyBBA 224Human Resourch ManagementBBA 225 Indirect Tax LawsBBA 226 Database Management SystemFIFTH SEMESTERSubcodeBBA 301 Insurance Risk ManagementBBA 302 International BusinessBBA 304 Entrepreneurship and small Business Management* For Next two papers student can apt one area out of the following three area

A) Marketing ManagementSubcodeBBA 305 Consumer BehaviourBBA 306 Sales and Distribution ManagementB) Financial ManagementBBA 307 Financial Markets ServicesBBA 308 Investment ManagementC) Human Resource ManagementBBA 309 Social Securiety and Lasour welfareBBA 310 Industrial Relations & Labour LagislationSIXTH SEMESTERsubcodeBBA 321 Business Policy and StrategyBBA 322 Production and Operations Management BBA 323 Social and Ethical issues in Business BBA 324 Project Report and VIVA-VOCEStudents to continue with the same options as in vth SemesterA) Marketing ManagementBBA 325 Advertising and Brand ManagementBBA 326 Marketing of ServicesB) Financial ManagementBBA 327 Cost Analysis and ControlBBA 328 Accounting for ManagementC) Human Resource ManagementBBA 329 Human Resource Planning and Performance ManagementBBA 330 Componsation Management

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B.C.A COURSES

ADMISSION CRITERIAThe admission to B.C.A-I courses will be based on the merit list prepared by the college on the basis of

marks obtained in +2 class and subject to reservation policy of Punjab govt.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO B.C.A CLASSES 1. A Person who has passed one of the following examinations shall be eligible to join the first year class

of three year B.C.A courses.(i) A person who has passed +2 examination in any discipline with at least 50% marks and passed

Mathematics as one of the subject at Matriculation examination level shall be eligible to join the first

year class of B.C.A Course.(ii) Any other examination recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent to (i) above.Note :- That 5% weightage be given for each of the subject of Mathematics and Computer

Science/Information Technology to the candidate who studied at 10+2 level at the time of admission

in B.C.A. 1st (vide Item no. 34 of the meeting of the Faculty of Science held on 19.01.2010)1. A Candidate who has been placed compartment at +2 level examination through PSEB, Mohali/any

other Board/Body/Council/University in India under (Semester System), for first year of BCA/

course/s (Amended vide Syndicate Para 40 (xiii) dated 29.8.2011):(i) He/She should has been placed compartment in one subject only i.e. either in first semester or second

semester;(ii) He/She should have obtained at least 20% marks (Theory + Practical + Internal assessment) in the

subject in which he/she has been placed in compartment;(iii) He/She should have obtained the requisite percentage of marks in the aggregate (theory + practical +

internal assessment) of examination as laid down in the relevant regulations ; and(iv) The candidate securing less than 20% marks in the subject in which he/she has been placed in

compartment at the +2 examination under semester System shall not be eligible to seek

admission to the first year of BCA. 2. A person who has passed B.C.A. First/Second year examination of the university shall be eligible to

join the Second/Third year class of the Bachelor of Computer Applications.3. The examination in First/Second/Third year shall be open to a student who:

a) has passed not less than one academic year previously the qualifying examination laid down in

Regulation 1.1.b) has his/her name submitted to the controller of Examinations by the Principal of the college

he/she has most recently attended and the principal has certified that the candidate:i) He/She has remained on the rolls of an affiliated college for the academic year preceding the

examination.ii) He/She has attended not less than 75% of the full course of lectures delivered and tutorials held

separately of his/her class in each of the subjects offered (the course of the lectures counted up to

the last day when the classes break up for preparatory holidays.iii) He/She has obtained at least 25% marks in the aggregate of all the papers to be calculated on the

combined result of the two House examinations.Provided that the Principal of the college may at his discretion, hold a special test for students who

fail to fulfil the requirements of (iii) above at the end of the academic session. The percentage of

marks required to be obtained in such a test shall be 30%.

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P.G.D.C.A. (i) Bachelor’s degree of P.U. under 10+2+3

system of examination with at least 50% marks in any discipline.

(ii) B.E./B.Tech. OR(iii) Any other examination recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent to (i) or (ii) above.Subjects to be opted for P.G.D.C.A are following:PGDCA First Semester1. Computer Fundamentals- PGD-11012. Computer Programming using C-PGD-11023. Data Base Management System--PGD-11034. Data Communications and Networks--PGD-

11045. Lab 1 (Based PGD-1101, 1102, 1001)- PGD-

PR-11056. Lab 2 (Based PGD-1103)-PGD-PR-1106PGDCA Second Semester1. Object Oriented Concept Using JAVA-PGD-

21012. Web Technologies- PGD-21023. Software Engineering-PGD-21034. Computer Based Accounting-PGD-21045. Lab3 (Practical based PGD-2101)-PGD-PR-

21056. Lab4 (Practical based PGD-2102)- PGD-PR-

21067. Project Work-PGD-2107

FIRST & SECOND SEMESTERAccording to CBCS (Chance bassed credit system) by panjab university, CHD from session 2017-18BCA Third Semester1. Computer Based Numerical Methods- BCA-3012. Data Structures- BCA-3023. Implementation of Object Oriented concept

through C++-BCA-3034. Computer Lab.: (Based on BCA 301, 302, 303),

BCA-304BCA Fourth Semester1. Project Management & System Development-

BCA-4012. Client Server Computing using ORACLE-BCA-4023. Understanding UNIX- BCA-4034. Computer Lab.: Based on BCA-502-BCA-504BCA Fifth Semester1. Entrepreneurship Development Programme-

BCA-5012. Principles of Computer Graphics & Multimedia

Technology-BCA-5023. Discrete Mathematics in Computer Science-BCA-

5034. Computer Lab.: Based on BCA-502-BCA-504BCA Sixth Semester1. Web Programming- BCA-6012. Computer Organization-BCA-6023. Computer Networks-BCA-6034. Minor Project and Seminar Based (BCA-601)--

BCA-604

MASTER OF ARTS EXAMINATION (SEMESTER SYSTEM) IN ENGLISH & PUNJABIThe duration of the course of instruction for the Master of Arts examination shall be two years and the

examination shall be held in four semesters. First and third semester shall be from July to December and Second and fourth semester shall be from January to May respetively, or as decided by the Vice-Chancellor, Panjab University, Chandigarh. The examination shall be conducted at the end of each semester only in those courses which have been offered in that semester. To qualify for the award of an M.A degree in any subject taught under the semester system a candidate shall be required to complete successfully course work of 64 credits. The normal workload of a student during a semester will be of 16 credits. To qualify for the grant of credits for a particular course, a candidate must get at least pass marks. If he/she fails in the course, he/she will not get credit for it if at the end of the second semester he/she successfully completed course remaining less than 16 credit, he / she will not be allowed to join the third semester. At the end of the third semester he must have successfully completed 24 credits to enable him to join the fourth semester.

ADMISSION TO POST GRADUATE COURSEEligibility condition for seeking admission in M.A (English) & M.A (Punjabi) are as follow-

?B.A with Honours in English/ Punjabi?Graduation in any stream with at least 50 % marks in aggregate.?PGDCA, Diploma in Physical Education, Post Graduate Diploma in Library Science or any diploma after

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having passed B.A or B.Sc.?B.A (Pass) in full subjects obtaining at least 45% marks in English/ Punjabi as an Elective subject.?Master's degree in a subject other than English/Punjabi. ?B.Sc. Honours School.?Bachelor in Education (B.Ed)Eligibility conditions for admission in M.A.II (English) & M.A. (Punjabi) (Semester III)

The vacant seats in each category may be filled by the respective boards of control on merit if any candidate so admitted shall have secured marks in semester I & II not less than the marks of the last candidate in the merit list of students promoted by the department from M.A. Semester II to Semester III and the outside candidate (other than the regular student of respective Department) having reappeared/Compartment will not be considered for admission to M.A. Semester III.

PAPERS OPTED FOR M.A (ENGLISH)SEMESTER-I SEMESTER-III

Paper 1- Literary Criticism I Paper 1- Literary Theory-1Paper 2- British Poetry I Paper 2- Indian Writing in English Paper 3- British Drama I Paper 3 - Linguistics - IPaper 4- British Fiction I Paper 4 - World Poetry /Novel in Translation

SEMESTER-II SEMESTER-IVPaper 1- Literary Criticism II Paper 1- Literary Theory - IIPaper 2- British Poetry II Paper 2 - Indian Writing in TranslationPaper 3- British Drama II Paper 3 - Linguistics-IIPaper 4- British Fiction II Paper 4 - World Drama in Translation

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However, a total of 19 universities have been derecognized by the Panjab University over concerns of being fake. Candidates who have passed/ appeared in the qulifying examination from any of the following universities are ineligible to seek admission in P.G. Courses1. Maithlli University/ Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar2. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/ Vishwavidyalaya, (Women's University) Prayag, Allahabad (U.P)3. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (U.P), Jagatpuri, Delhi4. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi5. Indian Education Council of U.P., Lucknow (U.P)6. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad (U.P)7. National University of Electro Complex, Homeopathy, Kanpur8. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Achaltal, Aligarh (U.P.)

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9. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Trichi, Tamil Nadu10. St. John's University, Kishanttam, Kerala11. United Nations University, Delhi12. Vocational University, Delhi13. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura (U.P)14. Maharana Partap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Paratapgarh (U.P.)15. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur16. Kesarwani Vidyapith, Jabalpur (M.P)17. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Gokak, Belgaum (Karnataka)18. ADR-Centric Juridical University, ADR House, 8J, Gopala Tower, 25 Rajendra Place, New Delhi-11000819. Gurukul Vishwavidyalaya, Vrindawan (U.P)

MIGRATION RULESA student migrating from the college affiliated to Punjabi University, Patiala, Guru Nanak Dev

University, Amritsar, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, H.P. University, Shimla, to the college (s) affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh must note the following:-

* He must produce a migration certificate.* The lower examination pass certificate.* The statement regarding lectures attended from the college he/she migrated.* MID-TERM MIGRATION from other University is not allowed. ln case of other Universities, the migration shall be subjected to determination of equivalence tobe obtained from the Universites, through the college Principal.

ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTRegulation regarding the attendance requirements will be strictly enforced as per regulation 3 at

page 151 of the Cal. Vol. 1, 2007, which reads as under;-"Every student shall attend his/her classes on all working days unless he/she is granted leave of

absence by the Head of the Department/College. If a student remains absent from his/her classes for a continuous period of seven days without leave, his name shall be struck off the rolls provided that he may be allowed re-admission in accordance with the Rules."

Absence will be fined Rs. 5/- per lecture in all classes. Students scoring more than 75% of attendance in aggrey ate will not be charged any attendance fine.

CONDONING OF LECTURES (FOR SPORTS STUDENTS)1. When a student is for participate in Inter college/Inter University/National/International Sports

tournament, he/she shall give prior information to the teacher incharge and the Principal.2. Deficiency of equal nos. of lectures (theory, practical, seminar & tutorials etc.) shall be condoned for sports persons for attending coaching camps and participation in various tournaments i.e. inter college, inter university, National & International level tournaments.

OVERSEAS STUDENTSThe college shall follow the guidelines issued by Panjab University, Chandigarh for the admission

of overseas students from time to time.

PARKING RULES1. Cycles, Mopeds, Scooters cars etc. must be parked at the specified place.2. Bonafide students can keep their vehicles in the College parking. If a student violates the rules, he /

she shall be fined Rs. 200/- and will be required to pay the usual cycle/ scooter fee before his/ her vehicle is acquitted.

3. Students must get their vehicles numbered by the Custodian.

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4. Students must lock their vehicles, otherwise the College authorities will not be responsible in tracing the unlocked vehicle.

5. Students must show the Identity Cards to the Custodian on demand.

RULES OF WITHDRAWAL 1 The student who wishes to withdraw from the College rolls must apply in writing, and his/ her

application must be countersigned by his/her parents/ guardian.2 Library books, Library tickets and Identity cards must be returned to the College Librarian.3. Arrears of fine and College dues must be cleared.4. 'No Dues Form' should be taken from the College Office and returned after getting the same duly

cleared.5. No certificate or testimonial shall be issued to those students who:

a) Leave the College without permission of the Principal, and.b) Leave the College without submitting Library books or without clearing College dues or any other material out standing against their names.

REFUND OF SECURITY DEPOSITSecurity deposited with the college at the time of admission will be refunded when a student leaves the college. Last date for claiming the refund is within 3 month of declaration of result otherwise it will stand lapsed.

IDENTITY CARDEach student is issued an Identity cum Library Card bearing his/ her photograph, name and roll

number. All the students are required to carry their identity cards with them during their presence in the campus. The defaulters will be fined heavily. If Identity Card is lost, duplicate can be got issued on payment of Rs 100/- The Identity Card must be deposited back at the end of the session. Defaulters will not be issued their marks card/character certificate / Degree etc.

CHANGE OF SUBJECT / GROUPChange of subject / group shall be allowed by the Registrar as per date mentioned in College

Calendar with the approval of the Principal.

COLLEGE LEAVE RULESIn case of leave, it must be applied in advance on the prescribed proforma available from the

college office. An application for leave must be countersigned by the student's parent/guardian. No student will be allowed leave for more than 15 days in a session. Leave beyond 15 days will automatically stands cancelled. In case of medical leave, a medical certificate must be submitted along with the leave application. Leave upto three days will be granted by the, and beyond that by the Registrar on the days when special functions are held, leave will be granted only by the Principal. If a student remains absent without stanchioned leave continuously for seven days, his/her name will be struck off from the college rolls.Re-admission: Re-admission won't be granted more than twice in an academic session. Re-admission will be granted within 7 days from the date, the name is struck off.Change in Address / Phone No.Any change in the address of the student or his/her parents/guardians must be reported to the college office without loss of time so that there is no delay in the maintenance of contact and correspondence between the college and the parents/ guardians of the student.Assessment Criteria

Every candidate shall be examined in the subject as laid down in the syllabus prescribed from time to time.

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20% marks in each paper shall be assigned for internal assessment based on the following parameters:

a. Mid-Semester Test : 50%b. Academic Activity : 30%

(Seminar, Project & Assignments)c. Attendance : 20%

HOUSE TEST RULESThere will be one mid semester examination in October & March.* Mid Semester exam will be on the basis of University Pattern.* Absence or exemption from the examination for whatever reason would mean grant of zero

award in that particular paper/subject.* Students who absent themselves from Mid Semester examinations without seeking exemption

will be fined Rs. 200/- per paper.* No student will be allowed to take examination without Identity card.* A student found guilty of using unfair means in an examination shall be fined according to the

gravity of the offence, and shall also be liable to detention or expulsion and will also automatically render a student ineligible for the award of any prize, concession, scholarship or stipend for a year.

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS?In order to be eligible for appearing in University Examinations, a student in the general stream in addition to satisfactory conduct, must obtain a minimum of 25% marks in aggregate (all subjects) in the House Examination for all the classes.?He /she must also have attended not less than 75% of the lectures delivered during the academic session.?General stream students who fail to obtain 25% marks in aggregate in house test may be allowed to appear in a Special Test at the discretion of the Principal. Such students, shall have to qualify the special test by securing at least 30% marks in aggregate, failing which their candidature shall be withdrawn.If the required percentage of attendance is deficient on account of the following activities:

Participation in Inter-varsity or Inter College Tournaments, Youth Festivals, National or International Tournaments, N.C.C., N.S.S Camps, Youth Camps, extra curricular activities and Educational excursions etc. certified by the Principal, the credit may be given by the Principal for the number of days on which lectures were delivered or tutorials held or practical work done to make up the deficiency over and above the limits provided in the existing rules and regulations.

Weightage of marks of House Tests and Internal Assessment shall be determined as per University Rules.

NCC UNIT NCC unit started in the college in the session 2013-14. Affiliation of the NCC unit is the 5PB Battalion,

Patiala. 55 seats as allotted in the unit. 19 students are enrolled every year for NCC. Activities of the units are two days parade in the college. College NCC unit participates in March past on Independence day & Republic day. NCC cadets attend 10 days camp at any station recommended by the battalion.

NSS UNIT The NSS Unit of the college is working enthusiastically for an interaction between the college and

social instituations, students & problems of surrounding areas.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONAlumni Association of the college is registered as "GPC Alumni Social Welfare Society" under

Indian Society Act 1860.

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YOUTH WELFARE DEPARTMENTThe Youth Welfare Department is established to channelise the energies of youth in a proper

manner so as to equip and empower them with the constructive traits and positive attitude to face the global challanges.

FACILITIES FOR GIRL STUDENTS Special attention is paid to the academic attainments and general welfare of girls. Separate facilities

like a Common Room for girls, separate tutorial supervision of girls is there. Arrangements also exist for providing adequate facilities to girls who want to take part in sports, games and cultural activities exclusively meant for them. College also provides bus facility to girls students of surrounding areas.

COLLEGE MAGAZINEThe college Magazine ' THE VIRTUOUS' provides a useful outlet for the students with a literary

bent of mind to express their latent talent. It has different sections i. e. English Section/ Hindi Section/ Punjabi Section/ Planning Forum Section etc.

LIBRARYSpecial attention has been paid to the provision and equipment of a well stocked computerized

Libary. The library contains a large number books on topics of curriculum as well as general interest and is expanding at a rapid pace. The periodical section is well provided with newspaper and journals. Books from the Library may be borrowed by students for reading at home or for consultation in the Library itself. Books will be issued to a student on his/her Library card, which must be produced at the time of the issue and return of books. The following rules should be noted and compiled with:-?Students are required to observe silence in the library.?Two books are issued to UG student and 4 are issued to PG students for 14 days.?Reference books and periodicals are not issued to the students except for consultation in the library

premises.?If a book is damaged in any form, it should be brought to the notice of the Librarian otherwise the

student will be held responsible for the damage. No book should be disfigured in any manner.?For loss of a book, student will have to deposit a copy of the same book and same edition

otherwise he/she will have to pay double the price of the book. The loss of a book should be reported by the borrower before the due-date, otherwise equal to Book. value will be charged till information is given. A book, which is part of a series if lost by the borrower, he will have to pay the price for the entire series. The library offers a wide range of books from reference to electronic information. The library of the college provides following resources to it users.1 Information Display and notification services.2 Reference/referral services.3 Photocopy and printing services.4 Internet/digital resources availability.The college library also plays an enhancing role, on academic front-1. It displays newspaper clipping on the notice board periodically.2. Career/Empolyment information/Services.3. Internet facilities to different user groups. 4. Displaying new arrivals.5. Organizes Book Exhibition Annuali

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FACILITIES

?The Library has a seating capacity for 150 readers. It has a E-Resource Centre with an integrated system connected to the Campus network and possesses facilities like photocopying , fax, e-mail, Internet, On-line Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) multimedia, CD-ROM databases and on-linebooks and journals

?Besides the one main reading halls, there are separate areas for text books, newspapers, and current periodicals.

?There is a provision of an Outer Reading Room for Studying.?Books on security are provided to students for exam preparation.COLLECTION

?The Library houses more than 8000 volumes, which include books and references. ?The Library is also having access to vast number of on-line journals and books through INFLIBNET.NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES:?Newspapers and magazines in English, Punjabi & Hindi are languages available in the library.BOOK BANK

The college Library also has a book bank for providing books to financially weak students.

MEDIA LAB - The College has its own Media Lab to have an access to -?'Adobe Photoshop' software for advertisement.?Coral Draw Software for designing.?Quark Xpress Software for Page & Newspaper designing.?Adobe Premier Software for Audio-Visual editing.?Hostel Facility HOSTEL FACILITY

The college provides hostel accommodation both for girls and boys maintained by GESWT. All essential facilities and amenities are available to the boarders.WI-FI CAMPUS

The college campus has full access to Wi-Fi enability having 12MBPS exclusive connectivity students allowed an access to this connectivity and thus enhance their learing experience.AUDITORIUM -

The pride of Gobindgarh Educational & Social Welfare Trust is its Kanhaya Lal Bardeja Auditorium with seating capacity of 1000 person. All the cultural programmes, guest lectures are conducted at this state of art auditorium.STUDENT CENTER

The cafeteria of the college provides the students with sumptuous meals that is healthy and hygienic. The college canteen committee monitors the cafeteria and make healthy arrangements accordingly. Milk products of Verka are also available as to discourage the use of chemically processed, aerated drinks.TRANSPORT

The college also provides bus services to the day scholars to make commuting easier. Nominal fee is charged for the service. COUNSELLING FACILITY

A counsellor visits the college regularly on each friday and saturday to discuss and sort out the problems of students. The Institution aims at providing a stress free and congenial environment by addressing the problems like stress, examination phobia, peer stress problems of adolescent age. etc. 24 HOUR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

Keeping in view the health of the students. The college provides Medical Services to its students. In addition to this, various Medical check-up campus and know your Blood Group Camp has been organized by the college.

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MOBILE PHONES ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE CAMPUSDefaulters are liable to be punished

COLLEGE COLORThe college color is awarded every year to students who excel in Academic, Extra-curricular and Sports

Activities. General behaviour and moral values are also taken into consideration. An award of Rs. 1100/- is given to college color winners.GENERAL TUTORIAL SYSTEM

Each student is placed under the personal supervision of a Tutor who keeps a complete record of his progress. The Tutor looks after the student as a local guardian and students are advised to remain in constant touch with him/ her. Keeping in view the aptitude and interest of the student, the Tutor advises him in the choice of a career accordingly. The tutorial system helps to discover latent talent of students and to channelise their energies in the right direction.

The general tutorials are held once a month. In that the Tutor tries to inculcate a sense of national pride and civic reposibilities among the students. Societal issues such as environmental problems, women em-powerment, AIDS awareness, adult education, moral values etc. are brought into focus through debates, paper reading and essay writing.GENERAL DISCIPLINE

Students are expected to maintain proper discipline in and outside the class room. The following instructions should be noted for strict compliance.* Students must park their vehicles at the parking stand. * Students are expected to be punctual in their classes. It is the discretion of the lecturer concerned to

admit a late comer or not.* In vacant periods, the students should go to the Library. Loitering in the Verandah and chit-chatting/

gossiping in the corridors will be viewed seriously.* Students are required to leave the classroom in an orderly manner after a period is over. They must not

cross through the lawns in any case.* Students should make use of the dustbins placed in the campus. Students are expected to maintain

perfect decorum and discipline at the college functions.* Students are expected to show due respect to the teaching staff, behave properly towards fellow

students and be courteous to the College office staff and also to the visitors who come from outside. Misbehaviour will entail strong disciplinary action.

* The Principal reserves the right to change any rule, any time.

Principal

Those students belonging to schedule caste whose parents/guardian are the permanent residents of Punjab state and are studying in any recognized college in any part of India are entitled for scholarship, provided that the yearly income of their parents/guardian from all sources should not exceed Rs. 2.5 Lacs. Tuition fees and other non refundable charges to be not taken from the SC/ST students belonging to Punjab State at the time of admission for various courses other than self financing courses of Punjab university and its regional centers from session 2016-17.The following documents are required for schedule caste students those who apply under online Post Matric SC Scholarship.The Scholarship will be directly transferred to their Bank Account.1. Caste Certificate – Issued by competent authority (SDM/Tehsildar)2. Income Certificate – Issued by competent authority (SDM/Tehsildar)3. Student Bank Account with IFSC Code4. Aadhar Card No Proof.5. Pass Certificate 6. Certificate regarding not taking any other scholarship

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FEE AND OTHER CHARGESFee and other dues once paid shall not be refunded

Note : The Fee Structure is Subject to change by formal notification by Panjab University, Chandigarh

Head of Fees BBA BCA PGDCA

Admission Fee 165 165 165

Tuition Fee 756 756 756

Retiral benefits Fund 1940 1940 1940

Student Scholarship Fund 210 210 210

CollegeYouth Welfare Chg. 130 130 130

Identity/Library Card Chg. 70 70 70

Medical Fee 120 120 120

Environment Edu. Fee 270 270 270

Student Aid Fund 340 340 340

House Exam Charges 330 330 330

Amalgamated Fund 1700 1700 1700

Nss/Ncc Fee 20 20 20

College Running & 21369 26749 14089

Maintenance Charges

TOTAL 27420 32800 20140Plus Uni.Chg.

Head of Fees B.A B.COM M.A

Admission Fee 165 165 165

Tuition Fee 756 756 840

Retiral benefits 1940 1940 1940

Library Development Fund 290 290 290

Student Scholarship Fund 210 210 210

College Sports Fee 340 340 340

Library Security (Ref) Ist Year 240 240 240

Youth Welfare Fund 130 130 130

Prize Distribution Function 120 120 120

Seminar/Club/Societies 120 120 120

College News & Annual Reports 70 70 70

Identity/Library Card Charges 70 70 70

Magazine Charges 180 180 180

Medical Charges 120 120 120

Environment Edu. Fee 270 270 0

Student Aid Fund 340 340 340

Amalgamated Fund 1700 1700 1700

College Running & 3739 12919 8455

Maintenance Charges

Optional FeesNss/Ncc Fee 20 20 20

Summer Training Charges 670 670 0

Student's Insurance 110 110 110

Leaseline Internet/Digital Lib. 170 170 170

Gymnasium Charges 60 60 60

Generator Fund 230 230 230

Unaided per Sub. Fee 670 670 670

Wi-Fi & Automation Charges 1410 1410 1410

University ChargesUniversity Registration fee 100

University Enrolment Fee 100

P.U. Alumni House 30

College Dev.Council fee 80

Student Holiday Home Fee 70

University Sports Dev Fee 80

Sports Fee 80

World University Service Fund 50

Youth Welfare Fund 90

Property Tax 20

N.S.S. Fee 5

Continuation Fee 50

PUPIN (First year only) 250

MIGRATION FEEInter College Migration 460

Inter University Migration 440

IF APPLICABLE

Music Fee 150

Physical Edu. Fee 150

Mass Comm. & Journalism 200

Computer Charges 200

Scooter fee(P.A) 900

Car Fee(P.A) 3000

FEE & OTHER CHARGES FOR THE SESSION 2017-18

Plus Uni.Chg.

SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP AND YOGA CAMP

ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET

INDUSTRY AND PRESS VISIT

BLOOD DONATION CAMP4/11/2016 : GPC organized a blood donation camp on 4th November, 2016 in association with Govt.

medical college, Chandigarh. Mr. Suresh Goyal (Chairman GPC) was the chief guest on the occasion. 100 students from various streams donated blood.

WORKSHOP ON CAREER GUIDANCE - 5/11/2016Sh. Mohit Jindal (Tata Consutancy Services, Patiala) addressing students during a Workshop On Career & Guidance

SADBHAVNA DIWAS : On 26th November, 2016, Sadbhavna Diwas was celebrated in the college by organising Lecture & Discussion.

VARIOUS SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED:

NRI and GESWT Students Aid Fund. Scholarships of Rs. 2,43,000/- were awarded to 56 needy and meritorious students of the college for facilitating them to continue their study.

MERIT SCHOLARSHIP:19 students of B.C.A 1st year, were awarded scholarship amounting to Rs. 51000/- by the college. These students were given scholarship on the basis of the marks scored in the H.S.C. examinations. 10 students of B.Com 1st year were awarded state scholarship by P.S.E.B on the basis of the marks obtained in H.S.C.

20 students of the college were awarded scholarship amounting to Rs. 2,17,915/- for their achievements at inter-college, State Level, National level participation (in Weight Lifting, Atheletics, Boxing, Best Physique and Wrestling).

SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP:

ARMED FORCE FLAG DAY: 25/11/2016

Principal Dr. Neena Seth Pajni, faculty members and NCC cadets celebrating Armed Force Flag Day

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

MANDEEP VERMA BA-I

Bronze Medal in P.U.Inter College Weight Lifting Comp.

GURKAMAL SINGH BA-II

Bronze Medal in P.U Inter College Weight Lifting Comp.

Participated in Punjab StateOpen Weight Lifting Competition

AKHILESH BALI BA-I

Bronze Medal in P.U Inter College Best

Physique Competition

GAGANDEEP KUMARBA-II

Competition Competition

Gold Medal in P.U Inter College Weight Lifting Participated in

Punjab State Open Weight Lifting

GURINDER SINGH BA-III

Participated in Punjab StateOpen Boxing Comp. &Bronze Medal in P.U.

Inter College Weight Lifting Comp.

GURPREET KAUR BA-I

Silver Medal in P.U. Inter College Boxing Comp. &Silver Medal in Punjab State

Open Boxing Competition

HARMAN PREET SINGHBA-I

Gold Medal in Punjab StateOpen Athletic Championship

in High Jump Event & Participated in P.U. Inter College Annual Athletic Meet

GAGANDEEP KAURBA-III

Participated in P.U. InterCollege Boxing Competition &

Punjab State Open Boxing Competition

MANTHAN CHHABRA BA-I

Bronze in Medal in P.U. Inter College Boxing Comp.Participate in Open State

Boxing Competition

SHEERU SINGHBA-II Gold Medal in P.U. Inter College

Weight Lifting CompetitionSilver Medal in P.U. Inter

College Power Lifting CompetitionParticipated in All India Inter

University Weight Lifting Competition

DEEP SHIKHA BA-I Gold Medal in North Zone

Rifel Shooting Competition Participated in All India Inter

University Shooting Competition Bronze Medal in National

Shooting Competition

ARIN CHAUDHARYBBA-I

Bronze Medal in P.U.Inter College Boxing

Competition

BHUPINDERJEET SINGH BA-I Silver Medal in P.U.

Inter College Annual Athletic-meetSilver Medal in Punjab State Open Athletic

Champion in Triple Jump Event

HARJEET SINGH BA-I

Gold Medal in PunjabState Open Athletic Championship

in Long Jump Event

JASHANPREET SINGHBA-III

Gold Medal in P.U. InterCollege Weight Lifting Competition &

Participated in All India Inter University Weight Lifting Competition

KARAMPREET SINGH BA-I Participate in Punjab StateOpen Weight Lifting Competition

& P.U. Inter College Weight lifting Competition

POOJA JOSHIBA-II

Participate in P.U. InterCollege Annual Athletic Meet& Punjab State Open Athletic Championship Best Athlete

of the College

CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS

SHUBHDEEP BBA-III (2506)

3rd in Group Shabad in ZYF3rd in Group Shabad (Ind) in ZYF

2nd Classical Vocal in ZYF

ARSHDEEP SINGH DEVGAN BA-II (1222)

3rd in Group Shabad& Group Song

in ZYF

RISHAB BA-II (1204)

3rd in Group Shabad3rd in Group Song

3rd in Folk Instrument in ZYF

GURINDERPAL SINGH BA-II (1281)

3rd in Group Shabadin ZYF

AMRITPAL SINGH BA-I (780)

3rd in Group Shabadin ZYF

AJAY RAM BA-II (1324)

3rd in Kali Gayanin ZYF

SOURAV BA-III (1639)

3rd in Group Shabad &Group Song in ZYF

BHIM RAM BA-II (1334)

3rd in Group Song & Group Shabad & Kali Gayan in ZYF

RANJIT SINGHBBA-I (2324)

IIIrd in Group Shabad,& Instrument Music

in ZYF

Kali Gayan

(Percussion)

HARPREET SINGH MA-II (3003)

2nd in Heritage Quizin ZYF

MANOJ KUMAR BA-III (1622)

2nd in Heritage Quizin ZYF

SUMIT DHIMANBA-I (870)

Peerhi Making in ZYF

MANGAL SINGHBA-II (1276)Rassa Vatna

in ZYF

JASWINDER SINGHBA-III (1738)

2nd in Bhangra (Ind)in ZYF

ARSHDEEP KAUR MANKOOB.Com-III (547)3rd in Debate

in ZYF

HEMLATAB.Com-II (327)

2nd in Rangoli & Participated in Inter Zonal Youth Festival

DAVINDER KUMARBA-III (1699)

2nd in Heritage Quizin ZYF

SIMRANJEET KAURB.Com-III (549)

IIIrd in Luddi ZYF

SIMRANJEET KAURBCA-III (2216)

IIIrd in Luddi ZYF

PRIYABCA-III (2211)

3rd in Luddi in ZYF

SUMANJEET KAURB.Com-III (522)

3rd in Luddi in ZYF

HARMANDEEP KAURBA-II (1216)

3rd in Luddi & (IND) ZYF

MAMTA RANIBA-III (1642)

3rd in Rangoli in ZYF

BHARTI MATTAB.Com-I (161)

3rd in Luddi ZYF

GURSIMRAN KAURB.Com-III (515)3rd in Luddi ZYF

RAVEENA KEHALBA-III (1680)

3rd in Luddi ZYF

SHEENUBCA-III (2215)

3rd in Luddi ZYF

RICHA VERMABA-II (1226)

3rd in Luddi ZYF

PRABHLEEN KAURBCA-III (2212)

3rd in Luddi ZYF

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Kavita Devi305/400 (76.25%)

1st PositionBA-III 5th Semester

Gursimran Singh299/400 (74.75%)

2nd PositionBA-III 5th Semester

Sheenam Bhumbra289/400 (72.25%)

3rd PositionBA-III 5th Semester

Vishali SpalFirst in BCA - III

Semester 246/350

Harmanpreet KaurSecond in BCA - IIISemester 221/350

RahulThird in BCA - III

Semester 196/350

Parnit Kaur 298/425 (70.11%)

First in BCA - I Semester

Shivam Gupta298/425 (70.11%)

First in BCA - I Semester

Gurkirat Singh290/425 (68.23%)

Second in BCA - I Semester

Rishabh Maggo288/425 (67.8%)

Third in BCA - I Semester

Achla Rani 337/400 (84.25%)

First in BCA - V Semester

Jyoti337/400 (84.25%)

First in BCA - V Semester

Anu Sharma350/450 (77.7%)First in PGDCAFirst Semester

Gurkirpal Singh323/400 (80.75%)

Second in BCA - V Semester

Priya302/400 (75.5%)

Third in BCA - V Semester

Riya Bansal531/650 (81.7%)

First in B.Com -I SemesterSecond Position

in Holder in PU Exam

Ashu Bansal501/650 (77.07%)Second Position in B.Com - I Semester

Shruti Bansal484/650 (74.46%)Third Position in

B.Com - I Semester

Sukhvinder Singh(73.5%)

First in BA-ISemester

Komal Sharma(73.25%)

Second in BA-ISemester

Bhawna(70.50%)

Third in BA-IIISemester

University Positions @ GPC

JyotiMA-II (Eng.)

1st in P.U., Chd66.06% (Sem-II)

Bhavna GeraB.Com IVth Sem

6th Position P.U. Chd 84.83% Marks (Sem-IV)

8th Position P.U. Chd 83.66%Marks (Sem-V)

Riya BansalB.Com I

2nd Position in P.U. Chd 82.96% (Sem-I)

Jashandeep Kaur262/400 (65.5%)

Third PositionB.A. II (Semester 3)

Lata Rani304/400 (76%)First Position

B.A. II (Semester 3)

Sahil Kumar264/400 (66%)Second Position

B.A. II (Semester 3)

TOPPERS

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Tanvi Madan503/600 (83.83%)

First Position in B.Com - III Semester

Suman Lata471/600

Second Position in B.Com - III Semester

(78.5%)Shivani Singh462/600 Third Position in

B.Com - III Semester

(77%)Bhavna Gera

502/600 First Position in

B.Com - V Semester

(83.66%)Navdeep Singh

476/600 Second Position in

B.Com - V Semester

(79.33%)

Namit Kumar470/600 Third Position in

B.Com - V Semester

(78.33%)Ankit Gupta(69.33%)

First Position in B.B.A.-I Semester

Taniya (69.09%)

Second Position in B.B.A.-I Semester

Jhanvi Vij(67.09%)

Third Position in B.B.A.-I Semester

Jaskirat Kaur(73.45%)

First Position in B.B.A.-III Semester

Amit Sharma(71.45%)

Second Position in B.B.A.-III Semester

Gurmeet Kaur264/400First Position in

MA Pbi. Third Semester

(66%)

Pawanjit Kaur278/400 First Position in

MA Punjabi 1st Semester

(69.5%)

Neetu Rani236/400 (59%)

Second Position in MA Punjabi 1st Semester

Anju Rani229/400 (57.2%)Third Position in

MA Punjabi 1st Semester

Prince238/400 (59.5%)Third Position in

M.A. English 1st Semester

Rupinder Kaur242/400 (60. 5%)Second Position in

M.A. English 1st Semester

Renu Bala252/400 First Position in

M.A. English 1st Semester

(63%)

Mehak(69.5%)

Third Position in B.B.A.-III Semester

Simran(70.72%)

Third Position in B.B.A.-III Semester

Priyanka Sharma(70.83%)

First Position in B.B.A.- V Semester

Puneet Nayyar(70%)

Second Position in B.B.A.- V Semester

Shivani Gupta(70%)

Second Position in B.B.A.- V Semester

Sukhwinder Kaur254/400

Second Position in MA Pbi. Third Semester

(63.5%)Harpreet Singh

245/400 (61.25%)Third Position in

MA Pbi. Third Semester

Jashanjeet Kaur245/400 (61.25%)Third Position in

MA Pbi. Third Semester

Mehakdeep Kaur63.25%

1st Position in MA English 3rd Semester

Mandeep Kaur59%

2nd Position in MA English 3rd Semester

Ambrish Kaur54.75%

3rd Position in MA English 3rd Semester

UNIVERSITY RESULTS @ GPC

PASS PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS OF BA-1st, 2nd, 3rd

PASS PERCENTAGE OF B.COM 1st, 2nd, 3rd STUDENTS

PASS PERCENTAGE OF BCA -1st, 2nd, 3rd STUDENTS PASS PERCENTAGE OF PGDCA STUDENTS

PASS PERCENTAGE OF BBA -1st, 2nd, 3rd STUDENTS Scholarships @ Gpc in Lakhs