Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams

Sri Venkateswara College

(University of Delhi)

r UGC: College with Potential For Excellence (2004)

r DBT: Star College Status, Govt. of India (2015)
r TTD: College for Excellence (2013)

2015
Information Bulletin

ADMISSION SCHEDULE
Activity
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Date
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Monday, 15 June, 2015
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July, 2015
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INDEX
Messages
About the College
Student Life & Learning @ SVC
Medals/Prizes/Scholarships
Faculty & Non-Teaching Staff
Admissions
Last Years Cut-offs

ADMINISTRATION
Principal :
Dr. P. Hemalatha Reddy
Vice Principal :
Dr. R.P. Singh
Bursar :
Dr. V.V.S.N. Rao
Administrative Officer :
Mr. Virendra Kumar
Section Officer (Accounts) :
Mr. D.Venkata Ramana
Section Officer (Admin., I/C) :
Mr. Pawan Kumar Pandey

Fee Details

Members of Central
Admission Committee
Dr. S. Venkata Kumar (Convenor)
Dr. Baburam Gupta
Dr. N. Latha
Dr. Sunita Jain
Ms. Sunita Chhabra
Dr. Swarn SIngh
Dr. Arun Bhardwaj

Staff Advisor :
Mr. H.C. Tandon
Proctor :
Dr. Baburam Gupta

Creative Design: Dr. Vandana Malhotra

Message From the Chairman

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Message From the Executive Officer

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The Princi pals First Words

I welcome all the young prospective students

to be part of Sri Venkateswara fraternity.
It is not for nothing that a picture of eminent
educationist Dr S. Radhakrishnan, whom the
nation and educators in particular remember
each year on Teachers' Day, has for long
adorned the precincts of Sri Venkateswara
College. Given the synergistic approach
adopted by a succession of institutional heads
between variant academic disciplines, the
ideal pragmatic midpoint between technodevelopment and preparing the student
body for their serviceability in a burgeoning
market economy on the one hand, and an
inclusivistic liberal-humanistic educational
'vision' on the other has been sustained at Sri
Venkateswara college in a state of
enlightened balance. The total educational
life of the institution is thus informed by a
commitment toward the student's overall
development in the fullest, most holistic sense:
academic, intellectual, cultural, moral and
spiritual. To understand the scale of effort and
objectivity required to successfully meet this
challenge of a multidimensional
development of the targeted beneficiaries of
higher education, it is good to remember that
'vision' is often an intangible, almost ineffable
concept. Educational philosophy on such a
view necessarily includes state of the art
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infrastructural instrumentalities, yet recognizes

that the instrument's power must be harnessed
by thinking and purposeful application in
social advancement and productivity. To put
it another way, no machine has yet been
invented that can displace the inspired
human mind. Ultimately it is that inspired,
probing, collaterally conscious, socially
responsive and morally sensitized mind that is
the end-objective of a higher learning
programme it scarcely matters whether it be
in the field of the hard sciences, or business
studies, or of the humanities, an enlightened
'vision' strengthens everybody. As educators
our goal has been not to prioritize either Man
or Machine at the expense of each other, but
to encourage an awareness of the coinforming synergy between the twain in a
manner maximally beneficial to the concerns
of the society.
We thus continue to function from our own
educational 'mantra', namely that a society
has needs and concerns, including those of
self-reflection and value determination,
alongside those of the market and
technology, each has its place, and each
gains from awareness of collateral areas. Our
brilliant but dedicated alumni are proof of the
usefulness and success of such a holistic,
creative and organic philosophy of
education.
I wish you all the best for a memorable journey
of your life.

(P. HEMALATHA REDDY)

SVC at University of Delhi

UGC: College with Potential for Excellence 2004

DBT: Star College, Govt. of India 2011

Partner Institution for UKIERI programs since 2011

Best Teachers award from Delhi University 2012

TTD: College of Excellence 2013

Commendation award for Best Practices, Delhi University 2014

1st Position in DBT-BTISnet Incentive award for Bioinformatics facility 2014

DBT: Star College Status, Govt. of India 2015

NII-Sri Venkateswara College Science Setu Program 2015

Vice Regal Lodge, University of Delhi

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Marching
towards
excellence
There is no question that in the 21st century, India is a key presence in
the geopolitical landscape. Already the worlds second most
populated nation, India is one of the fastest growing economy. In
this century, scientific discovery, economic growth, international
relations and global culture will be linked to India. We at Sri
Venkateswara college believe that value based education and
holistic development of students is essential to create global leaders
for tomorrow.

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For the last 3 years Venky has

been an integral part of my
life. It being nothing like the
clichs that we hear about
life and studies at Delhi
University. Venky is a world of
its own. Awesome campus,
best group of friends, coolest
teachers and everything that
makes college memories
worth a lifetime was
experienced by me. And now
at the end of this wonderful
journey all I want to say is that I
experienced fun, studies,
exams, scolding, learning and
everything that I'll cherish
forever. In a nutshell, I want to
say that I've discovered life
here at Venky !! And the
journey to graduation could
not have been any better.
Indrani Mukherjee
B.Sc.(Hons) Biochemistry
Third year

Some experiences can't be

explained through words. Life
in Venky was one such
experience. Teachers here
are really nice and are very
supporting. College life is
most memorable 3 years of
one's life. The friends you
make in college are truly
friends for life and that is how
my college life was. Memories
I made here are the best
memories of my life.
Pragya Gupta
B.Sc.(Hons) Biological sciences
Third year

Life at SVC taught me how to

chase my dreams keeping
my values high. At Venky I
learnt not only Economics but
gained confidence to face
life in its true colours.
Sidharth Kuhar
B .A (Hons) Economics
Third Year
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About The College

The Choice of every student.
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD)
engaged in the management of the sacred
hill temple of Lord Sri Venkateswara at Tirupati
(Andhra Pradesh) believes that the temple as
a place of worship must bring about national
integration and, schools and colleges should
light up the path of devotion through
education and enlightenment. Inspired by its
zeal to spread the spiritual values and indian
culture, a devout scholar and an active social
worker Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh engaged
some of the finest thinkers of modern India like
Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, Dr. C. Anna Rao
and Dr. K.L. Rao to establish Sri Venkateswara
College at New Delhi under its aegis in 1961.
Located today in Dhaula Kuan and
acknowledged as the South Campuss
numero uno co-educational college offering
a wide-ranging bouquet of up to date study
programmes and boasting an enrolment
strength rivaling many a small university, it has
expanded over the half century adapting
dynamically and continually to felt needs and
the emerging educational demands of the
times. The College imparts high quality
education to students through innovative
pedagogy and modern training facilities,
provides holistic personality development
through strong academics coupled with
active participation in co-curricular
programmes that include fine arts, sports and
leadership training. The objective is to develop
a sense of ethics and responsibility in students
and to broaden their perspectives so that they
are able to succeed in todays global,
competitive and dynamic environment. The
four guiding principles of the doctrine of indian
culture, namely, dedication and duty,

material well-being for the benefit of society,

pleasure of meaningful living and salvation
through self-knowledge were meant and
remain still the chosen ideals vivifying its
branches of arts, humanities and sciences in
the college. Unsurprisingly then, it is perceived
as a feather in the cap of todays student
community to be able to say that they are a
Venkyite a popular mantle many aspire to,
but only a fraction of the aspirants will
ultimately be able to actually claim.
Sri Venkateswara College today has 180
teaching and 250 non-teaching staff
members and around 3500 students on its roll.
It also offers 10 post-graduate courses for study
and provides one year post-graduate
diploma course in Molecular and Biochemical
technique and a certificate course in German
Language.
- Ahmad Anwar
Muralidhar Rao

Panoramic View

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Value Based Education

Education is the key determinant of the
conduct of a human being. The scope of
education is to facilitate development of right
understanding and development of right skills.
The subject that deals with what to do ? (and
what not to do ?) is value education it facilitates
development of right understanding. The subject
that deals with How to do? is technical
professional education it enables
development of skills. There is complementarity
between the two, both are required and the
priority is the value, then skills. In the present
education system, Value Based Education is a
missing link to correct serious crises at the
individual, societal and environmental (Handson, Minds-on and Hearts-on education
philosophy). Thus, in higher education the
teaching learning process should be holistic
based on students with the required skill-set for
employment. Minds-on learning to develop
them into independent thinking & flexible
practitioner, to manage rapid change in the
environment. Hearts-on learning to develop
Complete Students, who have the passion for
what they do and self belief and care for the
community and society.
Shivani Patel
(Education Expert)

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Library

The College is equipped with a fully

computerized library, functioning on the basis
of open access system. It houses over one
lakh book titles and subscribes to 68
journals/periodicals and twelve newspapers in
four languages. The library also has more than
200 educational CDs and about 20 sets of
encyclopaedias. Students have access to
computers with high speed internet
connectivity and access to e-journals.

ICT Facility
ICT Facility of Sri Venkateswara College has its
own active directory domain server for Wi-Fi
Security and network security. Each Student,
Faculty, Staff have their own unique user ID
and password to access Wi-Fi as well as
internet. Whole campus and hostel is Wi-Fi
Enabled.
ICT Department has :

Besides the College Library, students are also

offered the facility of departmental libraries,
and may contact their respective
departments for the same.
Librarian- Mr. Pawan Tripathi

Internet Resource LAB -Has 80# of system Acer

Computer LAB 1 -Has 40# of system HP
Computer LAB 2 -Has 40# of system Acer
Computer LAB 3 -Has 50# of system Acer
And the server Room.
Convenor - Dr. Swarn Singh

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The Tiffin Junction

The college cafeteria is located adjacent to
the upcoming auditorium. It offers a variety of
snacks and the south Indian dishes are a
specialty. It is a popular spot for social
interaction and intellectual debate for both
students and teachers.

Banking Facilities
The South Campus branch of the Andhra
Bank, situated within the College premises,
provides easy banking facilities to both
students and staff.

Photocopying & PCO/STD

Photocopying and PCO/STD services on
payment are conveniently available on the
college premises.

Green Campus
The College has a well developed botanical garden to cater to the needs of students of the Botany
Honours and Life Science Courses. The campus is flanked by well-kept, lush green lawns and a
variety of annuals shrubs and trees. The institution is steadily heading towards its goal of becoming
an eco-friendly zone by adopting various measures Solar panels, Water conservation, Solid waste
management, Carbon foot printing and Adopt-a-Tree plan.

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On Campus Housing
Sri Venkateswara College offers housing
option for outstation students. The residential
hostel, set up in 2009, has two segregated
wings for boys and girls, the Sri Balaji Boys
Hostel and the Sri Padmavati Girls Hostel,
located within the college campus.
The hostel is a four-storied building with 72
rooms, 36 in each wing, each room
accommodating two students. Additional
amenities provided in the hostel are a
Reading Room, a Table Tennis room, and a
recreation/common room in each wing.
The on-campus residential facility is offered to
full time undergraduate students admitted to
Sri Venkateswara College. Students from the
National Capital Region of Delhi (Gurgaon,
Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad
etc.) are not eligible for hostel
accommodation. Candidates seeking
admission to the College hostel need to fill up
the hostel admission form (available in the
College Hostel Prospectus) and submit the
same along with the College Admission slip.
The hostel administrative functionaries, in cooperation with the Hostel Students Association
representatives, strive to make the hostel, as

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secure, comfortable and happy place, as

home.
The Principal is the Chairperson of the Hostel
Committee, the detailed constitution of which
is given in the hostel prospectus. For enquiries
and clarifications, the Wardens Dr. S.
Seenivasan (Boys Hostel) and Dr. Nandita
Narayanasamy (Girls Hostel) may be
contacted in the Hostel Office.
Hostel Phone Number : 011-24112197

At Home
Orientation Program For New
Students
The philosophy behind the At Home Program,
as we call it at Sri Venkateswara, is to help new
students imbibe the traditions and culture of
the College and start the day with
determination to become a true blue
Venkyite! Students are advised to make it sure

to attend the At Home according to the

schedule given below. Let us start a day by
shaking hands and sharing a Laugh.
At Home 19th July, 2015,
10.00 AM, College Premises

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Education
is the
manifestation
of the
perfection already in man
- Swami Vivekananda
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BEYOND THE
CLASSROOM
Students will have the opportunity to
pursue internships and projects;
collaborate and help organize
ongoing activities; take part in a
variety of competitive events; work
with corporations and nonprofit
organizations and enroll in societies
to enrich their academic interests and
gain practical experience. Moreover,
the College is sensitive to rural and
economically weaker section of the
society.

EVENTS ON
CAMPUS
Academic life will be enriched by
extra-curricular and co-curriculuar
activities organized by the multiple
societies in the college, festivals and
events organized by their own and
other departments and through
lectures and symposia regularly
organized within the college.

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Student Life & Learning @SVC

At Sri Venkateswara College, we aim to make
student life an enriching experience. The
College encourages student participation in
sports, and also in various curricular and cocurrcular activities organized by the Physical
Education Department, Fine Arts and
Departmental Associations. These activities
provide ample opportunities to students to
develop and display their talents and to excel
in competitions.

Departmental Associations
Every student automatically becomes a
member of the association of the department
he/she joins e.g. a student enrolled in the B.A.
Honours Sociology Course will automatically
become a member of the Sociology
Association as would other students of their
parent department.

Students Union
The Students Union is a vibrant and dynamic
organization that works for the welfare of
students and infrastructural improvements in
the College. It also provides a platform for
students to display and develop leadership
qualities. The Union organizes an annual three
day inter-college cultural festival, NEXUS,
jointly with the Fine Arts Association. The
election for the executive body of the college
students union is held along with the Delhi
University Students Union (DUSU) elections.

International Outreach
Sri Venkateswara provides an environment
that emphasizes interaction and
collaboration with international universities.
like University of Nottingham U.K, University of
Sidney and Sri Lanka University. Students have
been part of exchange programme to
experience the cultural diversity. Sri
Venkateswara is partner institution to U.K
India research initiative (UKIERI) for the past
four years where we host 25 students for a
week to provide them class room experience.
Our faculty have been visiting University of
Nottingham under U-21 programme.

The College Magazine- Neerajana

The college magazine, Neerajana, published
annually showcases the literary and creative
skills of students. The magazine carries articles
by students in English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Telugu
and Tamil.
Convenor - Dr. Meenakshi Bharat

Please visit the college website for details of

various societies and activities.

Staff Advisor - Dr. H.C. Tandon

Alumni Association
The purpose of this association is to bring
together various alumni on a common
platform. It has a formal structure with elected
office bearers and annual meeting is held in
the month of February. These meetings have
emerged as a warm interactive ground for exstudents, their families and the faculty.
Left
Faculty with rural school students, Sonepat
Blood Donation Drive, SVC campus
Visit to Govt. School, Sonepat
Australian Best Teacher visit to SVC
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, SVC
Nexus 2014

Right

Antardhwani 2014
UKIERI 2014
Field trip to IGIB, N. Delhi
Fine Arts Association
Sadbhavana 2014
Gyanodya 2014

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Fine Arts Association

The Fine Arts Association is the cultural fulcrum
of the College comprising different Societies
like the Western and Indian Music, English and
Hindi Dramatics, Choreography, Folk and
Western Dance, Film and Photography and
the Quiz Society.
At the beginning of new academic session,
various societies conduct auditions to select
and enroll students as their members. The
cultural calendar begins with a series of intracollege competitions that gives students,
especially those from First Year, the
opportunity to not just compete but also
integrate and mingle with other students from
the College. In this they are also guided by
both the Convenor as well as Senior members
of their Societies. In this way they forge
important relationships with their peers and
also become important contributing
members of the vibrant community space
that the Fine Arts Associations creates at Sri
Venkateswara College.
Committed to imparting a holistic education,
we at Sri Venkateswara College take great
pride in both, the academic excellence of our
students and also their cultural achievements.
Under the convenorship of Dr. Shalini Sen, we
welcome once again students to hone their
talents and be a part of The Fine Arts
Association and SVC.

Debating Society
We understand the important role that
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debating plays along with other pedagogical

requirements. We have a very active and
highly awarded Debating Society that is
ranked among the best in the University. Over
the years we have cultivated and nurtured
talent to provide them with the fuel and drive
to participate as extensively and keenly in
debates as possible.
Regular activities at intra-college level help
students to prepare for debates held at interUniversity, national and international level.
Under the teacher co-ordinator and students
in-charge a yearly calender of debates is
made to allow maximum exposure through
participation from the very first year onwards.
Convenor- Mr. Nikhil Yadav

2015
The Annual Inter College Festival, NEXUS is
held under the aegis of the Fine Arts
Association. Long recognised as a premier
cultural festival of Delhi University, Nexus
continues to draw high levels of talent and
participation from Colleges and Institutes
across Delhi.
There are competitions that the different
Societies of the Fine Arts organise at Nexus. The
Battle of the Bands and the One Act Theatre
event are recent additions to an existing
popular and packed schedule at Nexus.

have had the privilege of hosting Pentagram,

Advaita, Euphoria as well as Sufi groups like the
Nizami brothers and Niyami Bandhu who have
performed to large appreciative audiences
comprising student, teachers and parents at
Nexus.
Mohit Chauhan was the star attraction for the
STAR NIGHT event in last Nexus (2014-15).

The Fine Arts Association also hosts luminaries

from the world of Music and Dance as part of
the Cultural evening. In the recent past we

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Sports Activities
The aim of the institution is overall personality
development of the students by participating
in Sports and other co-curricular activities.
These activities provide ample opportunities
to students to develop and display their talents
and to excel in competition. The College
encourages students participation in sports
organized by the Physical Education
Department throughtout the year.
There are a number of physical education
programs which contribute to all phases of
individual development. In some areas
physical educations contribution is unique.
These include the development of organic
fitness and on neuro-muscular fitness.
The College has excellent outdoor sports
facilities for Cricket, Lawn Tennis, Basketball,
Football and indoor facilities for Table Tennis,
Chess, Carrom etc.
College has produced many Arjuna
Awardees like Tania Sachdev (Chess, 2009),
Manavjit Singh Sandhu (Shooting 1998), Shilpi
Singh (Shooting, 1997), Amit Krishnan Luthra
(Golf, 1996), Sachika Ingale (World Champion
2013 Squash).
Convenor- Dr. Anant Pandey
Physical Director - Dr. Narender Gaur

Placement Cell
The placement cell provides an organized
corporate interface for SVC students. The cell
is committed to tapping the market which has
long recognised the sound academic training
of Sri Venkateswara College graduate. The
organizations visiting the college see the
professional abilities of the students and they,
in turn, get placement in sought after,
competitive positions. In the last session, more
than twenty seven national and multinational
companies participated in the placement
drive and selected more than 125 students,
among them Deloitte, Ernst and Young,
KPMG, Protiviti, Maruti-Suzuki, Google,
Jaypee, Wipro, HCL, Capital IQ, Watson Wyatt
Evalueserve, ICICI Priority Circle, FCS Solution,
Pearson. The average pay package was Rs 4.5
lakh p.a. and the highest was 6.25 lakh p.a. The
Placement Cell also holds several workshops
to give students information regarding centres
of excellence in higher education in India and
abroad.
Convenor-Dr. M. Padma Suresh

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Education & Social Responsibility

Womens Development Centre (WDC)
SHAKTI The Womens Development Centre of
Sri Venkatesware college celebrated its 25th
year in 2012. As a centre for training in
leadership and gender equity it has made its
special mark in Delhi University. The centre is
open to both women and men and is
dedicated to creating an equitable society in
which womens contribution and roles are
recognized. Towards this end it organizes
workshops, conferences, talks, seminars, book
releases and interactive sessions to raise
awareness on issues related to women such as
violence, education, careers, gender
relations, political participation, economic
and environmental advancement. Through
street theatre groups, visits to rural areas,
sadbhavna tours, visits to NGOs, poetry
writing etc it has involved large number of
students in understanding the need for a
serious campaign to empower women.
The centre has been a pioneer in creating a
empowering space called SHAKTI.

including, Dilse campaign, Cansupport,

Friends organisation, Swechha, Greenpeace,
BloodConnect, Leaders For Tomorrow, Big
Friend Little Friend, National Association for the
Blind and others.
Convenor-Dr. Poonam Sood

The Equal Opportunity Cell

Hum Sab Ek Hain
EOC at Sri Venkateswara College works under
the banner Hum Sab Ke Hain which is self
explanatory of its objectives. The Cell follows
the directives of the EOC, Delhi University in
creating an equal space for students with
disability and minorities. The enabling unit has
been providing technical assistance in the
library for the visually impaired students. All
efforts are made to enable students with
disability to be part of the mainstream through
inclusion in college programs: Rural tours,
Fests, City Tours, Debating Society, Fine Arts,
Theatre and Talent hunts.

Convenor- Dr. Namita Pandey

Parivartan, the Social Service

Society
Be The Change You Wish to See Mahatma
Gandhi
Working with this motto at the back of mind,
Parivartan, The Social Service Society of Sri
Venkateswara College is rated as one of the
best student group working for social causes in
Delhi University. Over the years, with an
average strength of about 60-70 highly
dedicated and motivated students, the
society has been able to reach out to the
unprivileged, poor and needy in numerous
ways, most importantly with the message of
love and care. Whether it is teaching the slum
kids, organizing blood donation camps twice
a year, sharing moments of joy and happiness
with orphans, elderly and cancer patients,
helping out differently abled, planting and
preserving trees, showing the ray of light to
visually impaired, the society has lead by
setting examples for others to follow. The
society has flourished and scaled new heights
by collaborating with more than 10 NGOs

The Reverse tour organized by

Rashtriya Rifles Battalion was
highly educative and
informative !
- SVC Students
Visit to J&K, Sadbhavana Program

We thank Principal & SVC Staff for

the visit to our school. Students
are highly inspired and feel
attached to your faculty !
- Savita,
Lecturer, GSSS, Bhigan Village

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Discipline
SVC has reputation for being one of the best disciplined college in Delhi University.
While our students enjoy a vibrant community life, they are also aware of the
importance of discipline and good conduct College has robust surveillance system.
The entire campus is under CCTV coverage.
Some ways in which discipline may be breached:
I) Irregularity in attendance, persistent idleness or negligence or indifference towards
the work assigned.
ii) Causing disturbance to a class or the Office or the Library or Sports (Indoor or
outdoor).
iii) Misconduct or misbehaviour of any kind at the time of election to the Students
Bodies or meetings or during curricular or Extra-Curricular Activities.
iv) Misconduct and misbehaviour of any kind, towards a teacher or an employee of
the College/University or another Institution or any member of Statutory body or the
University or any visitor to the College, University or another Institution.
v) Causing damage to furniture or any other property of the college or any other
Institution of the University.
vi) Lewd, disrespectful behaviour towards women.
vii) Misconduct both inside and outside of the College campus which is considered
unbecoming of a student of the College.
viii) Making noise in the corridors and the library which are designated silence zones.
x) Littering
xi) Smoking, alcohol consumption, drug abuse.
xii) Inciting others to do any of the acts aforesaid.
xiii) Use of Mobile Phones inside the class rooms.
xiv) Ragging in any form.
DRC (Proctor) : Dr. Baburam Gupta (Department of Statistics)
Smoke Free Zone - Delhi University is partnering with Delhi Police and the World Lung
Foundation-South Asia in promoting a tobacco free environment. As a step in that
direction, smoking is banned in our College.
Nodal Officer : Dr S. Seenivasan (Department of Tamil)
* The Principal of the College has the ultimate authority to take action on any
breach of discipline.

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Medals / Prizes
zes /
Scholarships
s

Academic Prizes in each course

e are
awarded to the top ranking students on the
basis of the last Annual Examinations held by
the University of Delhi.
1. Balaji Medal to D.U. topper
2. Balaji Medal to U.D.S.C. topper
3. Students Union Merit Awards
4. Lord Venkateswara Merit Awards
5. GV Subramanyam Memorial Medals
6. Seema Katyal Memorial Prize
7. Sri Narayanan Ayyar and Parvati Memorial
Medal
8. Sri Sundara Ayyar and Alamelu Memorial
Medal
9. Smt. Sita Naryanan Memorial Medal
10. Late Soundarya Nayaki Govindswamy
Memorial Medal
11. Emanis Medals
12. Balaji Merit Medal
13. Dr.(Ms) P Sarojini Reddy Scholarships
14. Srimati Velagalety Suvarchalamba
Memorial Prizes
15. Sri Velagately Lakshmi Narasimha Rao
Memorial Prize
16. G.Sabrinath Memorial Award
17. Sultan Chand Trust merit Cash
Scholarships
18. Bharatula Savitri Memorial Cash Prizes
19. Nelabhatla Venkata Subbiah Memorial
Cash Prizes
20. Dr. R. Dwaraka Das Memorial Cash
Award of Rs. 1,000/-PA
21. Mrs. P.Gupta Meritorious Award
22. O. B. Tandon Memorial Gold Medal
23. Freeships and Financial Aid: The College
provides Freeships and Financial Aid to
needy and meritorious students.
24. Post-Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship
Scheme for the Single Girls Child: The
Scheme is applicable to a single girl child
who has taken admission in any Masters
Degree Programme in the College, The
duration of Scholarship is for two years and
the rate of Scholarship is Rs.2000/- per month.
No tuition fees will be charged. A student
who is awarded the Post-Graduate
Scholarship will not be debarred from

a
accepting
any other Scholarship.
25
25.Post
Graduate merit scholarship secure for
U
University
rank holders.
26 Late Ms. Velagalety Chudamani
26.
m
memorial
prize to Bio-Chemistry IIIrd year
st
students.
27 Late Ms. Velagalety Chudamani
27.
m
memorial
prize.
28 Dr. V. Krishna moorthy memorial prize.
28.
29 Sri Padmavati Ammavarui Medal.
29.
30. Ms. Neerja Malhotra Memorial
Scholarship.
31. Shri Sultan Chand Memorial Scholarship
Endowment.
32. Balaji Scholarship for the Best Debater:
Balaji Scholarship of Rs. 5,000/-judged on
his/her performance in the course of the
year.
33. Balaji Sports Scholarships for International
and National Players:
International Category:
1st Position
2nd Position
3rd Position
-

Rs.10,000/Rs.7,500/Rs.5,000/-

National/All India (Intervarsity):

1st Position
Rs.7,500/2nd Position
Rs.5,500/3rd Position
Rs. 3,500/Students selected for Ranji Team - Rs. 6,000/-

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Results At A Glance
2013-2014
Students of Sri Venkateswara college bag a lion share of medals from
Delhi University in all disciplines. Our results show consistency with
majority of students securing first division. Munish Sharma (Biochemistry
Hons. 2008) student from SVC has secured 2nd position in Indian Civil
service examination last year.

HUMANITIES
III Division
1%

SCIENCE
Others
1%

Others
1%
II Division
0%

III Division
0%

II Division
35%

I Division
63%

I Division
99%

I Division

II Division

III Division

Others

(2010)

I Division

II Division

(2011 onwards)

Number of Positions in Delhi University

24

III Division

Others

Undergraduate Research @ SVC

To promote Undergraduate Research, College provides not only State
of Art facilities, but we also have good projects funded by DBT, DRDO,
DST, ICSSR. Maximum number of innovation projects funded by Delhi
University provide the students fellowships as well the space to work
beyond curriculum.

About The DBT - Star College Scheme

The Star College Scheme promoted by Department of Biotechnology
(DBT), Govt. of India for improving critical thinking and 'hands on'
experimental work in the cutting edge-technologies needed for
modern biological studies at undergraduate (college) level in life
sciences was sanctioned to Sri Venkateswara College, University of
Delhi in the year 2011. College is one amongst ten top colleges across
the nation to have star college status. DBT Star College Status was
awarded in the year 2015.

Educational Field Trips

Inter-Disciplinary
Faculty Projects

Statistics
Bioinformatics
Metabolic
pathways
studies,
Database
Generation
Physics &
Electronics
Effect of
radiation on
health profile
in children

Population
Studies
Chemistry &
Life Sciences
Food Analysis,
Diet Chart
Public Health
in Schools:
Rural-Urban
Profiles

Economics
Correlations
between
earnings &
nutritive status

Biochemistry ,
Zoology &
Biotechnology

BMI, Hb, BP,

PFT, Stress
test, Analyses
of Body Fat

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Departments and Faculties

English
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Hindi
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Tamil
1.
2.
Telugu
1.
2.
Commerce
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Economics
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
History
1.
2.

Dr. Indrani Sen*

Dr. A.N. Anwer
Dr. Meenakshi Bharat
Dr. Ratna Raman
Dr. Rina Ramdev
Mr.Nikhil Yadav
Ms. Rupleena Bose
Dr. Pushplatha Bhatt
Dr. Richa Mishra
Dr. Mukul Sharma
Dr. Sushil Gupta
Dr. C.M.S. Rawat
Dr. Jai Vinod Kumar
Dr. Punam Sood*
Dr. Arun Kumar Bhardwaj
Dr. Ram Kishore Yadav
Ms. Lata
Mr Arvind Kumar Meena
Dr. Jitender Veer Kalra
Dr. Vivekananthan
Dr. S. Seenivasan*
Dr. S. Chandra Sekhar
Dr. E. Mualidhara Rao

Dr. Rajinder Kumar

Dr. Sarvesh Kumar
Mr. Ved Prakash Jain
Dr. S.Venkata Kumar
Ms. Sunita Chhabra
Dr. Mamta Arora (On
Sabbatical Leave)
Dr. Shruti Mathur*
Dr. M. Padma Suresh
Dr. V.A.Rama Raju
Ms. Aruna Rao*
Mr. S.Krishna Kumar
Mr. D. Brahma Reddy
Ms. Shailaja S. Thakur
Ms. N.Kalithasammal (Temp.)

Dr. I. Thirumali*
Dr. Nirmal Kumar(On
Deputation)
3.
Dr. Jaya Sinha Tyagi (EOL)
4.
Mr. M.Jeevan
5.
Dr. Neeraj Sahay
6.
Dr. Vandana Joshi
Political Science
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1.
Dr. Siva Sankar Reddy
2.
Dr. Lalita Jain
3.
Dr. Namita Pandey
4.
Dr. Jita Mishra
5.
Dr. S.P. Thangavelu
6.
Dr. Arup Singh*
Sanskrit
1.
Dr. Punita Sharma*
2.
Dr. Urvi
3.
Dr. Kanwar Singh
Sociology
1.
Dr. Geeta Jayaram Sodhi*
2.
Mr. S.C. Mohapatra
3.
Dr. Abhijit Kundu
4.
Dr. Nabanipa Bhattacharjee
5.
Dr. Padma Priyadarshni
Mathematics
1.
Dr. Ranjana Mehta
2.
Ms. Shakuntla Wadhwa
3.
Dr. R.K. Budhraja
4.
Dr. Mainak Mukherjee
5.
Ms. Pratibha Gaur
6.
Dr. Swarn Singh*
7.
Ms. Deepti Jain (OL)
8.
Mr. Ninian Nauneet Kujur
Statistics
1.
Dr. Archana Bansal
2.
Ms. Raj Kumari
3.
Dr. M.V.R. Prasada Rao
4.
Dr. Baburam Gupta
5.
Dr. Veena Budhraja*
6.
Dr. Mukti Kant Shukla
Botany
1.
Dr. Aarati Saxena
2.
Dr. Kalyani Krishna
3.
Dr. Sunila Khurana
4.
Dr. G. Poornachandra Rao*
5.
Dr. Shukla Saluja
Chemistry
1.
Dr. V. Chandra Sekhar Rao
2.
Dr. S.K. Oberoi
3.
Dr. Vijay Verma
4.
Dr. R.P. Singh
5.
Mr. H.C. Tandon
6.
Dr. Mercy Kutty Jacob
7.
Dr. Vibha Saxena
8.
Dr. Sanjay Kumar*
9.
Dr. Sharda Pasricha
10.
Dr. Shefali Shukla (Temp.)
Biochemistry
1.
Dr. Meenakshi Kuhar
2.
Dr. N. Latha
3.
Dr. Nandita Narayanasamy
4.
Dr. Anju Kaicker*
5.
Dr. Shalini Sen

Dr. Vandana Malhotra

Dr. Sarika Yadav
Dr. Kameshwar Sharma Y.V.R.
Dr. Nimisha Sinha
Dr. Ravindra Varma Polisetty
Dr. Nitika Kaushal
Dr. Renu Jain
Dr. B.V.G. Rao
Dr. Pratima Vyas
Dr. Charanjeev Kaur*
Dr. Anunay Kr. Choudhary
Dr. K. Chandramani Singh
Mr. Narender Kumar
Dr. Anant Pandey
Mr. Pranjal Trivedi
Dr. Neeru Kumar*
Dr. J. Lalita
Dr. Sunita Jain
Dr. Nutan Joshi
Ms. Ramaa Sinha*
Dr. V.V.S. Narayana Rao
Dr. P.S. Dhanaraj

4.
Dr. Anita Verma
5.
Dr. Vartika Mathur
6.
Dr. Om Prakash
Physical Education
1.
Dr. Narendra Gaur
Librarian
1.
Mr. O.S.S. Prasad (OL)
2.
Mr. Pawan Tripathi

Departments and Faculties

6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Physics
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Electronics
1.
2.
3.
4.
Zoology
1.
2.
3.

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Non - Academic Staff

Administration & Accounts Departments
1.
Mr. Virendra Kumar,
Administrative Officer
2.
Mr. D. Venkata Ramana,
Section Officer (Accounts)
3.
Mr. Pawan Kumar Pandey,
Section Officer (Administration)
I/C
4.
Mr. Madan Lal Gautam
5.
Mr. J.P.Mishra
6.
Mr. M.L.N. Murty
7.
Ms. Ashawati
8.
Mr. Rajiv Goel
9.
Mr. Mohit Dalakoti
10.
Mr. Sudesh Kumar
11.
Mr. Kumar Ashish
12.
Mr. U.R.R. Narendra
13.
Mr. Rakesh Kumar
14.
Mr. A.K. Manjhi
Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS)
1.
Mr. Nand Kishore Beniwal
2.
Mr. Bhoori Singh
3.
Ms. S. Radha Madhavi
4.
Ms. P. Sarada
5.
Mr. Sanjeev Singh
6.
Mr. Ravinder Singh
7.
Mr. Punni Lal
8.
Mr. Neenaq
9.
Mr. S. Manoharan
10.
Mr. Rakesh Dhoundiyal
11.
Mr. Sunil Robert
12.
Mr. Ranbir
13.
Ms. Sharada Devi
Library
1.
Mr. Harinder Singh
2.
Ms. A. Perin Devi
3.
Mr. Ompal Singh
Bio-Chemistry Department
1.
Mr. Bala Prasad
2.
Mr. Dalip Singh
3.
Mr. M. Satyanarayana
4.
Ms. T.V. Padmavati
5.
Mr. Mrigesh Kumar
6.
Mr. Madhusudan
7.
Mr. Rajesh indwar
8.
Mr. Anil Singh Negi
Biology Museum
1.
Mr. I. Govinda Rao
Botany Department
1.
Mr. B.D. Reddy
2.
Mr. Sunil Kumar
3.
Mr. H.S. Rawat
4.
Ms. Padma Sundari
5.
Mr. Suresh Kumar
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6.
Mr. T. Srinivasa Rao
7.
Mr. Om Prakash
Chemistry Department
1.
Mr. S.K.Sharma
2.
Mr. N.K.Tiwari
3.
Mr. Baij Nath Ram
4.
Mr. M.P. Yadav
5.
Mr. B. Ramachandra Rao
6.
Mr. U.N. Prasad
7.
Mr. Ramesh Chandra
8.
Mr. Anil Kumar
9.
Mr. K. Vasanta Rao
10.
Mr. Ch. Venkateswara Rao
11.
Mr. M. Venkatapathi Rao
12
Mr. M. Venkateswara Rao
13.
Mr. K. Vijay Kumar
14.
Mr. Vinod Kumar
15.
Mr. Vijay Prakash
16.
Mr. K.Ch. Adinarayana
17.
Mr. Shitla Prasad Kashyap
Electronics Department
1.
Ms. K. Sreelakshmi
2.
Ms. P. Padmawathi
3.
Mr. G. Krishna Murty
4.
Mr. P. Narasimha Rao
5.
Mr. Reji Joseph
6.
Ms. A. Jayamma
Physics Department
1.
Mr. P. Syamal Rao
2.
Mr. S.K. Tiwari
3.
Mr. Shyam Bahadur Thapa
4.
Mr. K. Mohd. Rafi
5.
Mr. Sandeep Kumar Yadav
Statistics Department
1.
Mr. V.V.A.V. Prasada Rao
2.
Mr. N. Krishna Rao
3.
Mr. K.V.M.V. Prasada Rao
4.
Mr. Uday Singh Saini
Zoology Department
1.
Mr. Babu Lal
2.
Mr. N.V.D. Sastry
3.
Mr. V. Parthasarathy
4.
Mr. S. Siva Mohan
5.
Mr. B. Ram Kumar
6.
Mr. Ashok Kumar Pandey
7.
Mr. Anish Sharma

Admissions
The following guidelines and Schedule of admission to various undergraduate courses for the
academic session 2015-16 shall be followed by all concerned:
1. Candidates interested in seeking admission to the undergraduate courses in the University are
required to fill the common Pre-admission form either online or offline for all categories (General/
OBC/SC/ST/PwD). This is mandatory for all candidates. There will be no Pre-admission form at
the college level.
2. The candidates are allowed to fill only one common Pre-admission form either online or offline.
3. The college is free to publish its prospectus which may provide information regarding the college,
the courses offered and the number of seats in each course, fee structure, Sports, Extra Curricular
Activities etc. No forms of any nature, Pre-admission as well as admission, shall be included in the
prospectus or sold/provided with the prospectus or otherwise before the announcement of cut-off
lists.
4. There shall be no Additional Eligibility Criterion for any category in any college/course.
5. The colleges who wish to give specific advantage to girl students (upto 3% only) in any course
must inform the office of Dean Students Welfare along with the data of last two years for justification
of the same. This relaxation shall be included in the Undergraduate Information Bulletin, uploaded
on the University website. The Colleges are also required to display this information on their website
as well. The colleges are not permitted to change this criterion at any stage during the entire
admission process.
6. The colleges shall convey the cut-off marks for the various courses (for the General/ OBC/SC/ST/
PwD categories) to the Office of Registrar, as per the schedule announced by the University. The
college shall determine the cut-off marks prudently on the basis of the past experience and the
class XII results of the School Boards. The office of Dean Students' Welfare shall make available the
information regarding the results of various School Boards (whichever are available) to the colleges.
7. The University on receiving the cut-off marks from the various colleges will collate the data in the
office of Registrar and notify the same through print and electronic media as per schedule. The
cutoffs will also be displayed on the University Web-site (http://du.ac.in), college website and
college notice board.
8. The colleges shall admit all the candidates who have percentage that meet the announced cutoff criteria. No first-come-first served policy is permitted.
9. After declaration of the cut off lists by the University, the candidate will need to report to the
college of his/her choice for admission within the stipulated period. At this stage, the candidate
would be required to fill the college admission form and the University enrolment form. The
candidate would then get his/her documents verified, submit the same to the college and pay the
admission fees.
10.(a) The candidates who could not take admission in a cut-off list could be considered for
admission in the immediate next list only on the last date of admission provided seats are available in
the college/ course.
(b) For Boards, like IB, whose results are declared late, candidates may be considered in whichever
cutoff list their results are declared subject to availability of seats, provided the candidate had
completed.
Pre-registration process.
11. The college shall retain the certificates of the candidate during the admission process and shall
promptly return the documents in case, he/she cancels his admission or has to appear in counseling
of any other university/ institutes or in order to move to another college on declaration of a
subsequent cut off lists.
12. No student will be allowed to take admission in two courses/colleges simultaneously. In case, a
candidate is found admitted in two courses/colleges simultaneously, the admission in all courses/
colleges will be cancelled.
13. The colleges shall follow the University guidelines with respect to gap year policy: Gap year(s)
would be no bar for purposes of admission to the undergraduate courses.
14. The University will organize open days in order to disseminate information on various admission
related aspects and also to answer any queries that the students may have. The colleges are free to
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organize open days at their end and to set up help lines and web based assistance.
15. For admission under the reserved categories of Kashmiri Migrants/Children of War Widows, the
admission process shall continue to be centralized and conducted at the University level by the
office of Joint Registrar, Academic.
16. All those candidates who are covered under any of the categories of reservation for children of
War Widows/Kashmiri Migrants must register separately online/ offline if they wish to be considered
for any other category (Gen./OBC/SC/ST/PwD).
17. For courses where admissions are done through entrance exams, separate procedures shall
apply.
18. The procedure for calculation of Best of Four percentage (wherein admission is done on the basis
of Best of Four) is outlined in Annexure-I.
19.(a) For admission under the Sports and ECA (Extra Curricular Activities) categories, the colleges
may use their own Sports/ECA application forms. These application forms shall be made available
by the concerned college. The admission to these categories shall be on the basis of guidelines
issued by the university.
(b) For admission under ECA(Extra Curricular Activities) category the following composition of the
College admission Committee has been approved which will be responsible for selections under
ECA in the colleges:
i. Principal (Chairperson)
ii. Culture Committee Incharge (Convenor)
iii. One teacher nominated by Staff Council
iv. At least two experts from
a. National School of Drama
b. Sri Ram Centre for Performing Arts
c. Faculty of Music & Fine Arts
d. Indian Council for Cultural Relations
e. College of Art
f. Sangeet Natak Academy
g. Sahitya Kala Parishad
h. All India Radio/ Doordarshan (A Grade Artists)
i. Experts from university fraternity in areas of their expertise
20. The University shall set up Special Admission Assistance Teams and monitoring committees which
will visit colleges throughout the admission process for assistance to students and monitoring the
entire admission process.
21. The colleges are required to constitute their own College/Deptt. Grievance Committees
consisting of at least three teachers. The Members of the Grievance Committee so nominated
should also be available in the College throughout the admission process. The details of the
Grievance Committee members including their contact numbers (Mobile No.) should be put on the
College Website and on college Notice Board.
22. The data of all candidates who are admitted to colleges must be made available on regular
basis on college website immediately. The same may be compiled and sent to the University for
information within a week of last date of admission.
23. Last date of admission for undergraduate courses will be 14 August 2015.
24. The special Scholarship Scheme of the Government of India for creation of 2 supernumerary
seats for the students of Jammu & Kashmir shall be implemented for all regular three year
undergraduate courses. Admission under this scheme shall be made directly by the colleges
concern on the basis of the provisional admission slips issued by the All India Council of Technical
Education (AICTE) subject to verification of the required documents.
25. The University reserves the right to initiate changes in the courses of study of the undergraduate
courses.
26. The Schedule of the admission for all categories shall be notified by the University.

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I. Procedure for calculation of Best of Four subjects percentage for Honours Courses (For admission
to Arts/Humanities Courses):
a. One Language (Core/Elective/Functional)
b. The subject in which admission is sought (If a candidate does not include the concerned subject
whether studied or not in Best of Four in which he/she is seeking admission in the honours course,
then a disadvantage of 2.5% may be imposed on the calculated Best of Four percentage).
c. Any two other academic/elective subjects as per List A. (If a candidate doesnt include the
subjects given in List A in Best of Four, then a disadvantage of 2.5% in Best of Four for each subject
may be imposed).
List A
The following Discipline subjects offered by the University of Delhi for admission to undergraduate
courses must be treated as Academic/Elective subjects for the purpose of undergraduate
admissions. All other subjects offered by different boards may be treated as non-elective. All the
Discipline subjects must have at least a 70% component of theory exams (theory exam does not
include internal assessment/continuous evaluation etc.) in the qualifying exam for the purpose of
being treated as academic/elective subject.
Physics

English

Italian

Punjabi

Arabic

French

Mathematics

Sanskrit

Bengali

Geography

Music#

Sociology

Botany

Geology

Persian

Spanish

Chemistry

German

Philosophy

Statistics

Commerce*

Hindi

Physical Education#

Urdu

Computer Science

History

Political Science

Zoology

Economics

Home Science

Psychology

1. *Accountancy will be treated as equivalent to Commerce wherever any board is not offering
commerce as a subject.
2. Biology/Biotechnology and Business Studies will be treated as academic/elective subjects.
3. #Music, and #Physical Education will be treated as academic/elective only for Honours in Music
and Physical Education, respectively.
4. In case a candidate has studied both elective and core in any languages, then core language
will be treated as language, while elective language can be considered as academic/elective
subject.
5. Admission to B.A.(Hons) Hindi Patrakarita and B.A(Hons) Journalism will be based on Best of
Four percentage as in B.A(Hons.) Hindi and B.A.(Hons) English, respectively.
6. Admission to B.A.(Hons) Applied Psychology will be based on Best of Four percentage as in
B.A(Hons.) Psychology.
7. Admission to B.A.(Hons.) Social Work will be based on Best of Four percentage including one
language and three academic/elective subjects as per list A.
8. The subject Informatics Practices will be equivalent to Computer Science for admission to B.Sc.
(Hons.) Computer Science only.
9. The candidates must have studied and passed Mathematics at the qualifying exam for admission
to Honours in Economics and Commerce.
10.A. For admission to Honours in any language course, advantage of 2% in the Best of Four
percentage may be given to those candidates who have studied the elective language.
B. In case, a candidate has not studied the language at qualifying exam and is seeking admission to
Honours in that language, he/she may be given a disadvantage of 5% in Best of Four percentage.
C. For admission to Honours in English and Hindi, the candidate must have studied and passed the
respective language in the qualifying exam and has to be included for calculation of Best of Four
percentage.
11. University may define any other relevant subjects as academic/elective for a particular Honours
course.
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** For Admission under various category Quotas (Foreign students/Armed Forces/Kashmiri Migrants) - Contact the
office of Asst. Registrar Special Cell/Advisor (Foreign Students) Faculty of Managment/Dean student welfare

VOCATIONAL COURSES

2015-2016

Super numery Seats

Applicants are advised to visit college website (www.svc.ac.in) / Notice Board

for guidelines as well as additional requirements/criteria, if any for the admission
to various courses offered at Sri Venkateswara College

92.5
92.5
92.5

86
87.25
87.25

95
96.25
97.25
96.25

53
96
96.25
96.5

B.A.(Programme)

B.Com

B.Com (H)

B.A. (H) English

B.A. (H) Hindi

B.A. (H) Sanskrit

B.A. (H) Economics

B.A. (H) History

80

89

83
83

93
93

79

79

77

81

81

81

45

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81

90.5

45

63.5

71

91.5

92.5
64

89.5

84.5

67

75.5

52.25

52.25

52.25

60.5

78

78

76

SC

88.5

74

97

94

92

80

89.25
92

85.5

87.5

OBC

Gen

78.5
78.5
78.5

81
81

90

90

70

79

76

76

76

45

63

58
45

68

85

85

85

71

71

71

79

68.5

68.5

68.5

PWD

59

87

88

80

82.5

82.5

82.5

51.75

78

78

76

ST

MINIMUM CUT-OFF PERCENTAGE OF MARKS FOR 2014-2015

Course Name

S.No.

Science

Arts

Remarks

Commerce

Science

Arts

Science

Commerce

Arts

Hindi Elective

Hindi Core

Commerce

Science

Science (with
Mathematics)
Commerce (with
Mathematics)
5% weightage will be
given in the subject
concerned to the
students who passed
Class XII from ISC Board.

Arts (with Mathematics)

Commerce

Minimum Cut-Off Percentage of Marks on the basis of which the candidates were admitted
in the college during the academic year 2014-2015.

(UNIVERSITY OF DELHI)

SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE

Last Years Cut-offs

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79.33
87.75

85.66
92.66

B.Sc. (Prog.)Life Sciences

B.Sc. (H) Biochemistry

B.Sc. (H) Biological Sciences

B.Sc. (H) Botany

B.Sc. (H) Chemistry

B.Sc. (H) Electronics

B.Sc (H) Mathematics

B.Sc. (H) Physics

B.Sc. (H) Statistics

B.Sc. (H) Zoology

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

81.5

95

91
(94 Maths)

92

94
(95 Maths)

94

73.33

84.25

94.75(Maths
95)

90

81.75

92

91.5(Maths 93)

94.33

(95
(94
Mathematics) Mathematics)

89
(94 Maths)

80

90

79

70

78.75

91
(95 Maths)

90.66

80.66

59.75

95
70

78.5

92

84

94.25

10

82

93.25

B.A. (H) Sociology

81.5

92

B.A. (H) Political Science

57

42.5

42.5

50

60.25

60.25

60.25

56.66

44.66

58.33

63.33

49

54.66

77.25

79.75

70.25

86.75

85.75

71.5

55.66

76.5

73.5

49

48

48

48

63

49

71

58

53.5

59.66

84

84

80

87

85

73

Science

65

60

60

64

56

56

56

50

60

45

51

84

PCB/PCBt

Arts (Should have

studied and passed
Mathematics)
Commerce/Science
(Should have studied
and passed
Mathematics)

PCM

Commerce

Science

Arts (Should have

studied and passed
Mathematics)

PC M/Computer
Science

PCM

PCB/PCBt

PCMB/PCMBt

PCB/PCMB/PCMBT

PCB/PCBt

Commerce

77
52

Arts

77

Commerce

Science

Arts

77

82

82

82

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Magazine
Games

B.Sc.(H)

100
100
125

880

880

100
100
125

200
5
50
20
5
600

5
180
750
100
200
1235

200
5
50
20
5
600

1035

5
180
750
100

Sanskrit/Economics/
BioHistory/Pol.Science/
Chemistry
Sociology/Mathematics
& B.Com (H)/ B.Com/
B.A.(Prog.)

B.A.(H) English/Hindi/

University fees:
Enrolment
Athletic Association
Sports
Cultural Council
World University Service
Development Fund
University Library Security
University Library Fund
Sub Total
College Annual Charges

General A/c
Admission
Tution
Library
Electricity & Water
Laboratory
Sub Total
Society A/c

Head of Fees
M.A./M.Sc.

100
100
125

880

200
5
50
20
5
600

5
180
750
100
100
1135

Maths

B.Sc.(H)

100
100
125

880

200
5
50
20
5
600

5
180
750
100
200
1235

Statistics

B.Sc.(H)

100
100
125

880

200
5
50
20
5
600
1000

5
180
750
100
200
1235

100
100
125

500
2330

150
5
50
20
5
600

1071

5
216
750
100

Botany/
(previous)
Zoology/
Electronics/
Physics/
Chemistry/
Biological
Science/Life
Science

B.Sc.(H)

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can be claimed within One
Years of leaving the college
after which the same will not
be refundable.

(b)

Concessions to the Children of

Officers and Jawans: Complete
examption from tuition and other
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Delhi University rules in force
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including Tution Fees may be made
by credit card/debit card/Net
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preserved carefully by the students
as the same may be required for
various purposes. Note:- SC/ST
candidates will be reimbursed the
Admission and Tuition Fees for D.U.
regular UG/PG courses on the
production of certificates from the
competent authority that their
parents are not Income Tax Payees.

** The given fees/ charges may be

revised by the college at any time
entirely at its discretion. Such
revision/increase shall be effective
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6095

8010

Grand Total

10210

8095

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500
100
2000
100

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500
100

Sub Total

200
50
75

200
50
75

100

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

25

25

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

100

100

Amenties
Union
Society
Inter College Festival
Students Aid Fund
Union Election
Development fund
Sports Ground
Improvement
Granden Improvement
Canteen Facilities
Founders Day/Degree
Distribution Funtion etc.
Fine Arts
Seminars
Placement Cell
Establishment Charges
Social Service Society
Women Development Call
ICT Charges
Sexual Harassment
Caution Deposit
Departmental Library
Laboratory Improvement
Equal Opportunity Cell

House Exam Printing and

Stationary
Garden

8610

6595

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500
100
500
100

200
50
75

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

25

100

9110

6995

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500
100
750
100

200
50
75

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

25

100

100

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500

200
50
75

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

25

100

*for Chemistry (Hon.)

9960/10210* 9396

7845/8095* 5995

100
100
20
1500
50
50
650
10
500
100
1750/2000*
100

200
50
75

100
30
200
400
300
10
600
500

25

100

Students from the North Eastern

states may meet convenor
Grievance Committee should they
face any difficulty harassment or un
reason- able demands.

Students From North Eastern States:

disabled in action.

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Academic Calendar 2015-2016

SEMESTER I/III/V/VII
Classes Begin
Founders Day
Mid-Semester break
Classes begin after Mid-Semester break
Departmental Festivals
Dispersal of Classes, Preparation leave
and Practical Examinations begin
Theory Examinations begin
Winter Break

20th July, 2015 (Monday)

3rd Week of August, 2015
21st October, 2015 to 25th October, 2015 (Educational Tours)
26th October, 2015 (Monday)
10th and 11th of November, 2015

Classes Begin
Departmental Festivals
Cultural Festival
Mid-Semester break
Classes begin after Mid-Semester break
Sports Day
Annual Day
Dispersal of Classes, Preparation leave
and Practical Examinations begin
Theory Examinations begin
Summer Break

4th January, 2016 (Monday)

Last Week of January, 2016
Last Week of February, 2016
23rd March, 2016 to 27th March, 2016 (Educational Tours)
28th March, 2016 (Monday)
Last Week of March, 2016
2nd Week of April, 2016

13th November, 2015 (Friday)

26th November, 2015 (Thursday)
19th December, 2015 (Saturday) to 3rd January, 2016 (Sunday)
SEMESTER II/IV/VI/VIII

26th April, 2016 (Tuesday)

9th May, 2016 (Monday)
21st May, 2016 (Saturday) to 19th July, 2016 (Tuesday)

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