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PROSPECTUS
2013-2014

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Punjabi University, Patiala -147 002 gz i kph :{ B htof;Nh, gfNnkbk - 147002
(Established Under Punjab Act No. 35 of 1961) (1961 d/ gzikp n?eN Bzpo 35 sfjs ;Ekfgs)

Rs. 350/- at the counter

Rs. 410/- by post
For Foreign Candidates
Price US $ 60 + US $ 10 Postal Charges
40 + 10 Postal Charges
Euro 55 + Euro 10 Postal Charges

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 DATES TO REMEMBER FOR SUBMITTING THE ADMISSION FORM,
EXAMINATION FORM AND FEE
1. For Post Graduate Courses
M.A. Punjabi, English, Hindi, History, Without Late Fee 26-08-2013
Economics, Political Science, Religious
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
Studies, Sikh Studies, Women Studies,
Sociology, Public Administration, With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
Journalism and Mass Communication, (with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Tabla, Gurmat Sangeet (Gayan),
Gurmat Sangeet (Tanti Saaj Vadan)
Master of Science (Information
Technology) Master of Science
(Information Technology) Lateral Entry,
Master of Commerce

2. For Under Graduate Courses Without Late Fee 22-08-2013

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 09-09-2013
Commerce, Bachelor of Business
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 25-10-2013
Administration, Bachelor of Computer
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Applications

3. For Diplomas and Other Courses

PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass
Communication, PG Diploma in Without Late Fee 26-08-2013
Computer Applications, PG Diploma in
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
Translation, PG Diploma in Forensic
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
Science, PG Diploma in HIV/AIDS
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Counselling, Diploma in Gurmat
Sangeet, Diploma in Divinity (Sri Guru
Granth Sahib Studies), G u r m a t
Sangeet Praveshika, Punjabi
Praveshika, Gyani

Without Late Fee 26-08-2013

4. For Certificate Courses
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
German, French, Urdu, Sanskrit
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)

5. For Six Month Certificate Courses Without Late Fee 01-10-2013

Spoken English, Computer With late fee of Rs. 500/- 15-10-2013
Application, Soft Skills and
Personality Development

6. For M.Lib., B.Lib and Diploma in Last Date 30-08-2013

Library Science

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 IMPORTANT NOTE
(i) The rules incorporated in this Prospectus are subject to the overriding
effect of the relevant Regulations, Rules and Ordinances contained in
the Punjabi University Calendar as also the resolutions adopted by the
Academic Council/Syndicate. In case of any inconsistency between
what is said in Prospectus and that in the Regulations, Rules and
Ordinances etc. the latter shall prevail.
(ii) If there is any ambiguity, the decision of the Vice-Chancellor will prevail.
(iii) All disputes arising from this document or connected therewith are
subject to the territorial jurisdiction of courts situated at Patiala only
and to the exclusion of all other courts.
(iv) This Prospectus includes only the basic and important information
regarding the admission and examination of the courses offered by
the Department. For detailed information, the student may consult
the relevant syllabi published by the Punjabi University, which can be
procured from the Publication Bureau of the University. The student
may keep in touch with the departmental website for latest information
regarding any change in rules and regulation.
(v) It has come to our notice that there are some private bodies/institutions
which pose themselves as agents of this University and collect application
forms and fee etc. from candidates and promise them admission to this
Department and take responsibility of paying fee etc., on their behalf.
Since this University has no such agents, candidates willing to join any
course of this Department are advised to correspond and remit the fee
and send application forms, etc., direct to the Department of Distance
Education, Punjabi University, Patiala.
(vi) The department remains closed on Saturday, Sunday and other gazetted
holidays.
(vii) Office Hours : 9:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with lunch break from 1:00 p.m. to
1:30 p.m.

Head Convener Prospectus &

Dr Jamshid Ali Khan
Professor of Political Sciences
Department of Distance Education
Punjabi University, Patiala
Phone No. : 0175-3046425
Admission Committee
Dr Tara Singh
Department of Distance Education
Punjabi University, Patiala
Phone No. : 0175-3046260
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WELCOME NOTE
Dear Student,
I, on behalf of the entire staff of the
Department of Distance Education, Punjabi
University, Patiala, congratulate you on
seeking admission to the Department and
extend you a warm welcome. Educationists
believe that distance education will prove
to be the most popular system in the 21st
century. In the conventional system, much
emphasis is laid on class-room teaching,
whereas in the distance education system,
emphasis is on learning. A student who has
opted for distance education system plays
an active role. He studies and learns by
himself. The department extends every
possible help to the students during this
process of self-learning. The student is
constantly made to practise self-learning
and self-expression.
For your convenience, reading
material related to your course will be sent
to you in instalments. The first instalment
will be sent immediately after admission
and the last one will reach you by February.
Reading material is prepared by subject
experts. Qualified teachers in every subject
are ever-ready to help students in every
possible way.
Good people continuously work to
establish good traditions. The University
has embarked under the dynamic
leadership of our Vice-Chancellor Sardar
Jaspal Singh on an innovative programme
of 'reaching the unreachable' and is
making all efforts to help the
underprivileged youngsters from rural
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areas to weave and achieve their dreams.
An effort is made to make this
distant interaction more personal by
organising Personal Contact Programmes
at regular intervals. The department has
extended the facility of interaction through
telephones also. You can directly get in
touch with your teachers on phones. You
can also meet your teachers on any working
day from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The
department also has Study Centres located
at Bathinda, Barnala, Faridkot, Bardwal
(Dhuri), Sri Anandpur Sahib and
Ahmedabad (Gujrat). You can use the
facilities available at these centres.
Once again extending a hearty
welcome to you, I wish you all success and
ensure you that the department will make
all out efforts to help you in achieving your
goal. Let the heights be yours.
Jamshid Ali Khan
Professor & Head
Department of Distance Education
 CONTENTS
Page. No.
Welcome
University Dhuni English Punjabi
Dates to Remember 9-10
Introduction 11-12
Academic Staff 13-15
List of Subject Incharges/Coordinators 16
Some Important Instructions 17
Courses offered by the department 18-19
Courses and their Fee Structure 20-24
Information regarding Internal Assessment & Equivalnece of B.A. Passed 25 78
Detailed information about the courses 26-45 79-93
Master Degrees
M.A. (Punjabi, English, Hindi, History, Economics, Political Science,
Religious Studies, Sikh Studies, Women Studies, Sociology,
Public Administration, Journalism and Mass Communication,
Tabla, Gurmat Sangeet (Gayan), Gurmat Sangeet (Tanti Saaj Vadan)
Master of Science (Information Technology)
Master of Science (Information Technology) Lateral Entry
Master of Commerce
Master of Library and Information Science
Bachelor Degrees
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Business Administration ,
Bachelor of Computer Applications, Bachelor of Library and Information Science

Post Graduate Diplomas

PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication
PG Diploma in Computer Application, PG Diploma in Translation
PG Diploma in Forensic Science, PG Diploma in HIV/AIDS Counselling
Diplomas and Other Courses
Diploma in Library Science, Diploma in Gurmat Sangeet
Diploma in Divinity (Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies)
Gurmat Sangeet Praveshika, Punjabi Praveshika, Gyani
Certificate Courses
Certificate Course in Urdu, Certificate Course in Sanskrit,
Certificate Course in French, Certificate Course in German

Certificate Courses (Six Months)

Certificate Course in Spoken English
Certificate Course in Computer Applications
Certificate Course in Soft Skills and Personality Development
Subject Group Codes for B.A. Part-I, II and III 46-53

CHAPTER-I 54-60 93-98

(i) Guidelines for Completing the Admission Form
(ii) Provisional Admission (Unfair Means Cases)
(iii) Late Declaration of Result
(iv) Recognition of Examinations of other Universities
(v) Information regarding Punjab History and Culture
(vi) Migration Certificate and Required Original Certificates
(vii) Documents Required to be submitted with the Admission Form
(viii) Rejection of Admission Form
(ix) Eligibility Conditions for Annual Examination and Continuation Fee
for candidates who do not fulfil the conditions
(x) Important Instructions Regarding Fee
(xi) Tuition Fee and Other Charges for Foreign Candidates
(xii) Mode of Payment of Fee
(xiii) Fee Concession
(xiv) Refund of Tuition Fee and Other Charges
(xv) Change of Subject / Option / Medium
CHAPTER-II 61-64 99-100
(i) Eligibility for University Examinations
(ii) Examination Centres
(iii) Re-Evaluation
(iv) Facilities to Failed/Re-appear Candidates
(v) Examination Fee for Failed/Re-appear Candidates

CHAPTER-III 64-67 101-103

(i) General Information
(ii) Hostel Facilities
(iii) Magazine
(iv) Essay Competition
(v) Departmental Library and Study Centres
(vi) Video Lessons
(vii) Refund of Library Security
(viii) Information about Identity Card
(ix) Alumni Association

CHAPTER-IV
(i) Reserved Seats for Master/Bachelor/ 67-70 103-105
Diploma in Library and Information Science Courses
(ii) Information about the Additional Seats
Specimen of Affidavits & Annexure Forms 71-76 --
State wise list of Fake Universities 77
Instructions for filling the OMR sheet and Specimen 106-108
Course Codes 109 --
Nomenclature of Papers and Paper (subject) Codes 110-121 --
Admission Help Line 122

Identity Card, Admission Form A, A1, A2 and A3, A4 , A5

2 3 4
Examination Form B, B1, B , B , B
Re-Evaluation Form C
Application Form for Refund of Library Security D
Forms for Campus Placement, Curriculum Vitae
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English Translation of University Dhuni

True learning induces in the mind service of mankind.

One subduing the five passions has truly taken abode at holy
bathing-spots (1)
The mind attuned to the infinite is the true singing of
ankle-bells in ritual dances.
With this how dare Yama intimidate me in
the hereafter ? (Pause 1)
One renouncing desire is the true Sanayasi.
From continence comes true joy of living in the body (2)
One contemplating to subdue the flesh is the truly
Compassionate Jain ascetic.
Such a one subduing the self, forbears harming others. (3)
Thou Lord, art one and Sole.
Many Thy forms-
The manifold play beyond Nanak's comprehension. (4) (25)

(Sri Guru Granth Sahib, Part 356)

(Translated by Gurbachan Singh Talib)
 DATES TO REMEMBER FOR SUBMITTING THE ADMISSION FORM,
EXAMINATION FORM AND FEE
1. For Post Graduate Courses
M.A. : Punjabi, English, Hindi, History,
Without Late Fee 26-08-2013
Economics, Political Science, Religious
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
Studies, Sikh Studies, Women Studies,
Sociology, Public Administration, With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
Journalism and Mass Communication, (with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Tabla, Gurmat Sangeet (Gayan),
Gurmat Sangeet (Tanti Saaj Vadan)
Master of Science (Information
Technology) Master of Science
(Information Technology) Lateral Entry,
Master of Commerce

2. For Under Graduate Courses

Without Late Fee 22-08-2013
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 09-09-2013
Commerce, Bachelor of Business
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 25-10-2013
Administration, Bachelor of Computer
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Applications

3. For Diplomas and Other Courses

PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Without Late Fee 26-08-2013
Communication, PG Diploma in With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
Computer Applications, PG Diploma in
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
Translation, P.G.Diploma in Forensic
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)
Science, P.G.Diploma in HIV/AIDS
Counselling, Diploma in Gurmat
Sangeet, Diploma in Divinity (Sri Guru
Granth Sahib Studies), G u r m a t
Sangeet Praveshika, Punjabi
Praveshika, Gyani

4. For Certificate Courses Without Late Fee 26-08-2013

German, French, Urdu, Sanskrit With late fee of Rs. 2000/- 12-09-2013
With late fee of Rs.5000/ 31-10-2013
(with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)

5. For Six Month Certificate Courses Without Late Fee 01-10-2013

Spoken English, Computer With late fee of Rs. 500/- 15-10-2013
Application, Soft Skills and
Personality Development

Last Date 30-08-2013

6. For M.Lib., B.Lib and Diploma in
Library Science
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7. Last date for receipt : Either with Admission Form or within
of Migration Certificate one month from submission of
Admission Form.
With late Fee of Rs. 500/- : 30-11-2013
With late Fee of Rs. 1000/- : 21-02-2014
(with the permission of the Registrar)

Note:
Examination Form and fee has to be submitted along
with Admission Form and Fee.

6. Annual Examination : April, 2014

7. Re-evaluation : Within 21 days from the date of

declaration of the result

DATES FOR FOREIGN CANDIDATES

1. Submission of ADMISSION FORM
(a) Without late Fee : 23-11-2013
(b) With late Fee of 20 US Dollars or 15 Pounds : 23-12-2013
2. Submission of MIGRATION CERTIFICATE
(a) Without late fee : 20-02-2014
(b) With late Fee of 20 US Dollars or 15 Pounds : 20-04-2014

NOTE : The Vice-Chancellor shall be competent to admit a candidate, in

special cases where he/she could not submit his/her Admission Form due
to peculiar circumstances beyond his/her control for which he/she shall
record reasons with evidence in support of his/her contention, with a late
fee of Rs. 5,000/- according to the above mentioned dates prescribed for the
various courses. The concession will be available if the Personal Contact
Programme for the concerned course has not been organised by this date
and as per rules participation in it is essential.

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I. THE UNIVERSITY : AN INTRODUCTION
Punjabi University Patiala, one of
the premier institutions of higher
education in the northern India, was
established on 30th April, 1962 under the
Punjab Act No. 35 of 1961. It is the
second University in the world to be
named after a language, the first being
Hebrew University of Israel. Although
initially the main task before the
University was to develop and promote
the language, literature and culture of
the people of Punjab, it has since
evolved into a multi-faceted, multi-faculty
educational institution with over sixty
teaching and research departments
covering disciplines of Humanities,
Commerce, Sciences and Engineering.
Punjabi University takes pride in
the achievement of "A" Grade status
awarded by the National Assessment
and Accreditation Council (NAAC), an
autonomous body of the UGC.
The University has a modern well
planned campus situated on Patiala-
Chandigarh road. Sprawling across 316
acres, the campus is away from the din
and noise of the city. It presents a
splendid sight of a complex of beautiful
buildings which include the famous Guru
Gobind Singh Bhawan.
2. DEPARTMENT OF DISTANCE
EDUCATION
Department of Distance Education
was established in 1968 and has been a
pioneer institute imparting education
through the distant mode and has been
the second institute in the country to
adopt the non-formal mode of imparting
education. For the first time in the
country, this department offered regional
language as a medium of instruction and
examination. Presently, the department is
managing 46 multi-faculty programmes.
Student enrolment in the department is
as high as twelve to fifteen thousand
every year.
The success of the department can
be judged from the fact that it has
reached the zenith not only at the
national but also at the international
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the number of foreign students enrolled
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students who have always performed
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fact that the distance mode of learning
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fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B ftGkr dhnK gq w [ Z y ftF/ F sktK SALIENT FEATURES OF DISTANCE

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
1H gqfsFfms ftdtkBK s'A fbytkJ/ rJ/ :'iBk-pZX gkm, 1. Carefully planned lessons written by
fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ ;w/A f;o G/i/ iKd/ jB. eminent scholars are supplied to the
students in printed form regularly.
2H ftfdnkoEhnK d/ T[Zso-gZsoK$gqki?eNK dk fB:ws ns/ 2. Regular and efficient evaluation of
e[Fb w[bKeD. Response-Sheets/Projects submitted
by the students is done by the
3H ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih frnkB, }o{oh jdkfJsK, T[BQK teachers of the department.
Bkb ftuko-tNKdok ns/ T[sFkfjs eoB bJh fBZih 3. Personal Contact Programmes to
provide intensive classroom
;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/ iKd/ jB. instructions, discussions and personal
4H feskpK ns/ j'o ;wZroh ftGkr dh bkfJpo/oh ftu'A guidance to the students.
4. Text books and other reading
fdZsh iKdh j?. material is issued from a well-
5H ftfdnkoEhnK bJh bkfJpq/oh dhnK ;[ftXktK bJh gzikph equipped Departmental Library.
5. Library facility is also available for
:{Bhtof;Nh fo}Bb ;?ANo, pfmzvkl ;oekoh pofizdok the students at Library-cum-Study
ekbi, cohde'Nl n?;H vhH ekbi, poBkbk, d/F Grs Centres established by the
ekbi, poVQtkb (X{oh), r[owfs ;kro NoZ;N, fgzv Department at Punjabi University
Regional Centre, Bathinda,
;j'sk, ;qh nBzdg[o ;kfjp ns/ r[od[nkok r[o{ f;zx
Government Barjindra College,
;Gk, nfjwdkpkd (r[ i oks) fty/ ftGkr d[ n kok Faridkot, S.D. College, Barnala, Desh
bkfJpo/oh nfXn?B e/Ado ;Ekfgs ehs/ rJ/ jB. Bhagat College, Bardwal (Dhuri),
Gurmat Sagar Trust, Village Sahota,
6H g';N r?o/i{J/N ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gkmK okjhA w[jZJhnk Sri Anandpur Sahib, and Gurudwara
ehsh rJh ;wZroh ~ j'o gqGktFkbh pDkT[D bJh Singh Sabha, Ahmedabad (Gujrat).
;jkfJe ;wZroh ns/ thfvU b?;B} th w[jZJhnk eotkJ/ 6. To supplement the material
provided through lessons, video
iKd/ jB. lessons are also made available to
7H ftfdnkoEhnK dh ikDekoh fjs bJh jo gkm$:{fBN the post-graduate students.
7. The prepared lessons include
d/ n]ho #s/ wjZstg{oB gqFB fdZs/ iKd/ jB. suggested readings and important
8H fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B ftGkr d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ questions at the end to motivate
candidates to read independently and
:{Bhtof;Nh w?foN tih\k ns/ B?FBb w?foN ;ekbofFg supplement their knowledge.
gqdkB ehs/ iKd/ jB. 8. Merit Scholarships, National Merit
Scholarships, are awarded to the
9H nB[;{fus iksh d/ ftfdnkoEh fiBQK d/ wkfgnK dh
eligible students.
;kbkBk nkwdB d' bZy s'A ns/ gSVh F/qDh d/ ftfdnkoEh 9. Student belongs to Scheduled Caste
fiBQK d/ wkfgnK dh ;kbkBk nkwdB fJZe bZy s'A xZN Category whose parents' income is
j?, ~ gzikp ;oeko d[nkok gqdkB ehsh iKdh g';N less than two lakhs and student
belongs to Backward Class whose
w?fNqe ;ekbofFg ;ehw nXhB fB:wK nB[;ko bkG parents' income is less than one
fdZsk ikt/rk. lakh will be entitled to Post Martic
Scholarship given by Punjab
Government.
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 ACADEMIC STAFF, DEPARTMENT OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

HEAD
Dr. Jamshid Ali Khan 304-6425
Professor of Politcial Science
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

PUNJABI ASSISTANT PROFESSORS

1. Dr. Shivani Thakar 304-6270
PROFESSORS
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D
1. Dr. Gurdev Singh Chandi 304-6253 2. Ms Paramjeet Kaur 304-6258
M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., PGDCA. M.A., M.Ed. NET (English and Education)
2. Dr. Baldev Singh Dhaliwal 304-6261
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. HINDI
3. Dr. Satnam Singh Sandhu 304-6474
PROFESSOR
M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D., PGDCA, MBA
1. Dr. Harisimran Kaur 304-6484
4. Dr. Harjot Kaur 304-6267
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (Re-employed)
5. Dr. Mann Singh Dhindsa 304-6447
M.A., Ph.D. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
(Re-employed) 1. Dr. Surinderpal Kaur 304-6446
M.A., Ph.D.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
2. Dr. Kuldeep Kaur 304-6249
1. Dr. Tara Singh 304-6260
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., NET, Ph.D.
2. Ms Gurpreet Kaur 304-6269 ECONOMICS
M.A. (Pbi Hons & History)
PROFESSORS
M.Phil., NET, PGDCA
1. Dr. Balbir Singh 304-6223
3. Dr. Gurpreet Kaur Brar 304-6258
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., LL.B.
M.A., Ph.D., PGDCA
2. Dr. Anita Gill 304-6418
ENGLISH M.Sc. (Hon's School in Eco.),
PROFESSORS M.Phil., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Tejinder Kaur 304-6483 3. Dr. Harvinder Kaur 304-6216
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
P.G. Diploma in Distance Education. P.G. Diploma in Distance Education
2. Dr. Paramjit Kaur Chahal 304-6478 4. Dr. Kanwaljit Kaur Gill 304-6221
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
P.G. Diploma in Distance Education. (Re-employed)

3. Dr. Sharan Pal Singh 304-6245

M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
1. Dr. Manisha 304-6216 1. Shri Ajit Pal Singh (On leave)
M.A., NET, Ph.D. M.A., B.Ed., NET
2. Dr. Ramna Singla 304-6270 2. Dr. Gurpreet Singh Brar 304-6213
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. M.A., NET, Ph.D.

HISTORY
MATHEMATICS
PROFESSOR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Dr. Nazer Singh 304-6486 Ms Amanpreet Kaur 304-6249
M.A., Ph.D. M.Sc., M.Phil.
(Re-employed)
PSYCHOLOGY
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
1. Ms. Gurkiranjit Kaur Grewal 304-6243 Dr. Naina Sharma 304-6475
M.A., NET M.A., NET, Ph.D.
2. Dr. Kanwaljit Kaur 304-6401
DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES
M.A., M.Phil., NET, Ph.D.
3. Dr. Kavita Rani 304-6280 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
M.A., Ph.D. Ms Harsangeet Pal Kaur 304-6475
M.A., M.Phil., NET
POLITICAL SCIENCE
SOCIOLOGY
PROFESSORS
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
1. Dr. Jamshid Ali Khan 304-6473
Dr. Harinder Kaur 304-6449
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Sansar Singh 304-6211
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
3. Dr. Rajinder Kaur 304-6424 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Dr. Ravneet Kaur 304-6229
(Re-employed)
M.A., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Navtej Kaur 304-6232
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. EDUCATION
(Re-employed)
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS 1. Dr. Manjit Kaur 304-6476
1. Dr. Paramjit Kaur Gill 304-6422 M.A. (Eco.), LL.B., M.Ed.,
M.A., Ph.D. M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Lakhwinder Singh 304-6268 2. Dr. Pushpinder Kaur 304-6214
M.A.(Pol. Sc. & Soc.), Ph.D., LL.B. M.A. (Edu. & Pbi), M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Hardev Singh 304-6275 3. Ms. Amita Kaistha 304-6446
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. M.Ed., M.Phil., NET
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4. Dr. Harinder Kaur Sodhi 304-6236 SIKH STUDIES
M.Ed., Ph.D.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
5. Dr. Tasneem Khan 304-6215
Dr. Raminderjit Kaur 304-6401
M.Ed., M.Phil. (Education),
M.A.(English, Sikh Studies),
M.A. (Pol.Sci.), Ph.D.
NET, Ph.D.
Diploma in Food Technology
6. Ms. Ishtdeep Kaur 304-6215
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
M.Ed., M.Sc.(Math), NET
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
COMMERCE
Dr. Kulwinder Singh 304-6213
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.A., M.Lib., Ph.D, PGDCA
Dr. Shailinder Sekhon 304-6274
M.Com., NET, Ph.D.

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
1. Dr. Harpreet Kaur 304-6250
M.Com., NET, Ph.D.
2. Dr. Harpreet Kaur Kohli 304-6485
M.Com., NET, Ph.D
3. Ms Sawinder Kaur 304-6274
M.Com., NET
4. S. Gurpreet Singh 304-6471
MBA

COMPUTER SCIENCE

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS
1. S. Dilraj Singh 304-6269
M.Tech.
2. Shri Vishal Singh 304-6477
MCA, M.Tech

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Dr. Abnish Kaur 304-6275
M.A. (Religious Studies, Punjabi)
NET, Ph.D.

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 List of Subject In-charges/Co-ordinators

1. English Dr. Tejinder Kaur 3046283

2. Punjabi Dr. Tara Singh 3046260
3. Political Science Dr. Paramjit Kaur Gill 3046422
4. History, Punjab History and Culture Ms. Gurkiranjit Kaur 3046243
5. Economics Dr. Balbir Singh 3046223
6. Commerce & Management Dr. Shailender Sekhon 3046274
7. Education (B.A.) Dr. Harinder Kaur Sodhi 3046236
8. Sociology Dr. Harinder Kaur 3046449
9. Public Administration, Certifcate Course in Dr. Ravneet Kaur 3046229
Soft Skills & Personality Development
10. Religion, Diploma in Divinity Dr. Abnish Kaur 3046275
11. M.A. Women Studies Dr. Paramjit Kaur Gill 3046422
12. PG Diploma in Forensic Science Dr. Harjot Kaur 3046267
13. Philosophy (B.A.) Dr. Harpreet Kaur Kohli 3046485
14. Psychology (B.A.), Dr. Naina Sharma 3046475
PG Diploma in HIV/AIDS Counselling
15. Environment (B.A.) Dr. Manjit Kaur 3046476
16. Linguistics (B.A.) Ms Gurpreet Kaur 3046269
17. Certificate Course in Urdu Dr. J.A.Khan 3046473

Note : For the following subjects /courses, the student should contact the teachers
mentioned below :
1. PG Diploma in Translation, Dr. Satnam Singh Sandhu 3046474
Certificate Course in Sri Guru Granth Sahib,
Certificate Course in Punjabi Gyan
2. M.A. Sikh Studies Ms Raminderjit Kaur 3046401
3. M.A.Hindi, Hindi/Sanskrit (B.A.) Dr. Kuldeep Kaur 3046249
Certificate Course in Sanskrit
4. PGDCA, BCA, M.Sc.(IT), CCA S.Dilraj Singh & 3046269
Shri.Vishal Singh 3046477
5. Mathematics Ms. Amanpreet Kaur 3046249
6. D.Lib, B.Lib & M.Lib Dr. Kulwinder Singh 3046213
7. B.A.(Gurmat Sangeet & Tabla), DGS & Ms Raminderjit Kaur & 304-6401
DGSP, M.A. (Tabla, Gurmat Sangeet Head of the Gurmat
Tanti Saj Vadan & Gayan) Sangeet Department
8. Certificate Course in French,German Dr. Sharanpal Singh 3046245
9. Journalism & Mass Communication Dr. Gurdev Singh Chandi 3046253
10. Defence & Strategic Studies Ms Harsangeet Pal Kaur 3046475
11. Certificate Course in Spoken English Dr. Shivani Thakkar 3046270

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 SOME IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

1. As per Punjab Government Notification No. 3/7/2010-training (3)/1007

Chandigarh dated 10-03-2010.
n The candidate seeking admission to any course at Punjabi
University, Patiala is not required to submit any type of affidavit
(unless it is legally required). Self declaration can be furnished.
n In place of attested copies of various certificates, candidate can
submit self attested copies of various documents along with
admission form.
2. The candidate must fill the OMR sheet inserted in the envelope
provided with the prospectus. Please send OMR sheet in the envelope
only. The envelope must not be stapled, pinned or tagged. No other
paper/form/document should be put in this envelope. The envelope
containing the OMR sheet must be sent alongwith the admission
form.
3. The candidate should ensure while filling the form/OMR sheet that
the spellings of names and date of birth are the same as those in his/
her matric certificate.
4. Candidate opting for Computer Application as a subject in B.A. Part-I
must fill the additional form provided in the Prospectus.
5. For reserved seats, only ONE category must be mentioned, otherwise,
it will not be considered at all.
6. The candidate must fill the form given for campus placement alongwith
the other forms.
7. The department is servicing Major as well as Minor Courses. For
details see pages 18-19.
8. Forms sent after the due dates given in the schedule will not be
considered.

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 Courses Offered by the Department
General

18
* Indicates Minor Courses. A student can take up one Minor
Course along with any Major Course. Pursuing two Major
Courses, however, is not allowed. A student may take
admission in a Minor Course independently.
 Courses Offered by the Department

19
* Indicates Minor Courses. A student can take up one Minor
Course along with any Major Course. Pursuing two Major
Courses, however, is not allowed. A student may take admis-
sion in a Minor Course independently.
TOTAL FEE STRUCTURE (ADMISSION FEE INCLUDING EXAMINATION FEE AND OTHER CHARGES)

Sr Name of the Total Fee for Total Fee for Unregistered Total Fee for
No Programme Students Students Migrated from Students already
Registered with Board/Universities of Registered with this
Punjabi University Punjab State/U.T. University but
Patiala Chandigarh & Outside of migrating again from
Punjab State other Universities

MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

1. Master of Arts
(Punjabi)

2. Master of Arts
(English)

3. Master of Arts
(Hindi)
M.A. Part-I M.A. Part-I M.A. Part-I
4. Master of Arts Rs. 6650/- Rs. 8140/- Rs. 6740/-
(Economics)

5. Master of Arts M.A. Part-II M.A. Part-II M.A. Part-II

(History) Rs. 6115/- for Rs. 8340/- Rs. 6940/-
those who have
6. Master of Arts passed Part-I from
(Political Science) this Department
without any gap.
7. Master of Arts
(Religious Studies)
Gap year (Part-II)
8. Master of Arts Rs. 6850/-
(Sikh Studies)

9. Master of Arts
(Women Studies)

10. Master of Arts

(Sociology)

11. Master of Arts

(Public Administration)

12. Master of Arts Part-I Rs. 8015/- Part-I Rs. 9505/- Part-I Rs. 8105/-
(Journalism & ) Part-II Rs. 7480/- Part-II Rs. 9705/- Part-II Rs. 8305/-
Mass those who have
Communication) passed Part-I from
this Department without any gap.
Part-II (Gap Year)
Rs. 8215/-

13. Master of Arts Part-I Rs. 7100/- Part-I Rs. 8590 Part-I Rs. 7190/-
Gurmat Sangeet Part-II Rs. 6565/- Part-II Rs. 8790/- Part-II Rs. 7390/-
(Tanti Saaj Vadan)

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Sr Name of the Total Fee for Total Fee for Unregistered Total Fee for
No Programme Students Students Migrated from Students already
Registered with Board/Universities of Registered with this
Punjabi University Punjab State/U.T. University but
Patiala Chandigarh & Outside of migrating again from
Punjab State other Universities

14. Master of Arts Part-I Rs. 7100/- Part-I Rs. 8590 Part-I Rs. 7190/-
(Tabla) Part-II Rs. 6565/- Part-II Rs. 8790/- Part-II Rs. 7390/-

15 Master of Arts Part-I Rs. 7100/- Part-I Rs. 8590 Part-I Rs. 7190/-
(Gayan) PPart-II Rs. 6565/- Part-II Rs. 8790/- Part-II Rs. 7390/-

16. Master of Science Part-I Rs. 11640/- Part-I Rs. 13130/- Part-I Rs. 11730/-
(Information Part-II Rs. 11105/- Part-II Rs. 13330/- Part-II Rs. 11930/-
Technology) M.Sc.(IT) for those who have
passed Part-I from this
Department without gap
Part-II (Gap Year)
Rs. 11840/-

17. Master of Science Rs. 14840/- Rs. 16330/- Rs. 14930/-

(Information
Technology)
Lateral Entry

18. Master of Part-I Rs. 6965/- Part-I Rs. 8455/- Part-I Rs. 7055/-
Commerce Part-II Rs. 6430/- Part-II Rs. 8655/- Part-II Rs. 7255/-
(M.Com) for those who have
passed Part-I from this
Department without gap
Part-II (Gap Year)
Rs. 7165/-

19. Master of Library Rs. 11590/- Rs. 13080/- Rs. 11680/-

and Information (If B.Lib. passed from (If B.Lib. passed from
Science (M.Lib.) this University) other University)

BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES

20. Bachelor of Arts Part-I Rs. 5605/- Part-I Rs. 7095/- Part-I Rs. 5695/-
(B.A.) Part-II & Part-III Part-II & III Rs. 7295/- Part-II & III Rs. 5895/-
Rs. 5070/- (passed (Additional Fee for practical subject other
Part-I & II from this than Psychology if any Rs. 450/- for B.A.
Department without gap) Part-I, II & III)
Part-II & III (Gap Year)
Rs. 5805/-

21. Bachelor of Part-I Rs. 6310/- Part-I Rs. 7800/- Part-I Rs. 6400/-
Commerce Part-II & Part-III Part-II & III Rs. 7550/- Part-II & III Rs. 6150/-
(B.Com.) Rs. 5325/- (passed
Part-I & II from this
Department without gap)
Part-II & III (Gap Year)
Rs. 6060/-
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Sr Name of the Total Fee for Total Fee for Unregistered Total Fee for
No Programme Students Students Migrated from Students already
Registered with Board/Universities of Registered with this
Punjabi University Punjab State/U.T. University but
Patiala Chandigarh & Outside of migrating again from
Punjab State other Universities

22. Bachelor of Part-I Rs. 10290/- Part-I Rs. 11780/- Part-I Rs. 10380/-
Computer Part-II & Part-III Part-II & III Rs. 11980/- Part-II & III Rs. 10580/-
Applications Rs. 9755/- (passed
(BCA) Part-I & II from this
Department without gap)
Part-II & III (Gap Year)
Rs. 10490/-

23. Bachelor of -Same as Above- -Same as Above- -Same as Above-

Business
Administration
(BBA)

24. Bachelor of Rs. 8865/- Rs. 10355/- Rs. 8955/-

Library and
Information
Science (B.Lib.)
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES
25 PG Diploma in Rs. 13140/- Rs. 14630/- Rs. 13230/-
Computer
Applications (PGDCA)

26. PG Diploma in Rs. 7815/- Rs. 9305/- Rs. 7905/-

Journalism &
Mass Communication

27. PG Diploma in Rs. 7815/- Rs. 9305/- Rs. 7905/-

Translation

28. PG Diploma in First Instalment First Instalment First Instalment

Forensic at the time of at the time of at the time of
Science admission admission admission
Rs. 7240/- Rs. 8730/- Rs. 7330/-
Second Instalment Second Instalment Second Instalment
upto 31-01-2014 upto 31-01-2014 upto 31-01-2014
Rs. 5300/- Rs. 5300/- Rs. 5300/-
Late fee Rs. 200/- Late fee Rs. 200/- Late fee Rs. 200/-
upto 28-02-2014 upto 28-02-2014 upto 28-02-2014

29. PG Diploma in Rs. 8265/- Rs. 9755/- Rs. 8355/-

HIV/AIDS
Counselling

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Sr Name of the Total Fee for Total Fee for Unregistered Total Fee for
No Programme Students Students Migrated from Students already
Registered with Board/Universities of Registered with this
Punjabi University Punjab State/U.T. University but
Patiala Chandigarh & Outside of migrating again from
Punjab State other Universities

DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES

30. Diploma in Rs. 5715/- Rs. 7205/- Rs. 5805/-

Library Science

31. Diploma in Divinity Rs. 4355/- Rs. 5845/- Rs. 4445/-

(Sri Guru Granth
Sahib Studies)

32. Diploma in Total Rs. 4700/- Total Rs. 6190/- Total Rs. 4790/-
Gurmat Sangeet 1st Instal. Rs. 2700/- 1st Instal. Rs. 4190/- 1st Instal. Rs. 2790/-
2nd Instal. Rs. 1000/- 2nd Instal. Rs. 1000/- 2nd Instal. Rs. 1000/-
3rd Instal. Rs. 1000/- 3rd Instal. Rs. 1000/- 3rd Instal. Rs. 1000/-
Ist instal. to be paid with admission fee, 2nd instal. till 30-11-13 and 3rd instal. till 31-01-2014

33. Gurmat Sangeet -Same as Above- -Same as Above- -Same as Above-

Praveshika

34. Punjabi Praveshika Rs. 4455/- Rs. 5945/- Rs. 4545/-

35. Gyani Rs. 4610/- Rs. 6100/- Rs. 4700/-

36. Certificate Course Rs. 4290/- Rs. 5780/- Rs. 4380/-

in Urdu

37. Certificate Course Rs. 4290/- Rs. 5780/- Rs. 4380/-

in Sanskrit

38. Certificate Course Ist Year Rs. 4940/- Ist Year Rs. 6430/- Ist Year Rs. 5030/-
in French IInd Year Rs. 5365/- IInd Year Rs. 5365/- IInd Year Rs. 5365/-

39. Certificate Course Ist Year Rs. 4940/- Ist Year Rs. 6430/- Ist Year Rs. 5030/-
in German IInd Year Rs. 5365/- IInd Year Rs. 5365/- IInd Year Rs. 5365/-

40. Certificate Course Rs. 5950/- (Lump Sum) Rs. 7440/- (Lump Sum) Rs. 6040/- (Lump Sum)
in Spoken English

41. Certificate Course Rs. 6740/- Rs. 8230/- Rs. 6830/-

in Computer
Applications

42. Certificate Course Rs. 6740/- Rs. 8230/- Rs. 6830/-

in Soft Skills and
Personality
Development

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Note :

1. If there is any increase in examination fee, tuition fee and annual charges etc.
pertaining to any course/class at a later stage, the students shall have to pay the
enhanced dues.

2. Punjabi University regular employees are exempted from payment of full tuition fee,
library security fee Rs. 735/-, medical fee Rs. 45/- and library membership fee
Rs. 30/-.

3. Rs. 735/- as library security is a part of tution fee and other charges. The candidate
who already paid library security in the first year of any integrated course is not
required to pay this amount in next part of same course, provided there is no gap
year. The candidate can withdraw security on request within a year of leaving the
department through prescribed application form available as Annexure 'D'.

4. The candidate seeking admission is required to submit full tution fee including
examination fee and other charges, infrastructure development fee alongwith
admission form. The candidate submitting less fee shall be charged Rs. 350/- as a
discrepency fee.

5. The candidate seeking admission for B.A. Part-I, II and III with Psychology as one of
the elective subjects are required to pay additional laboratory charges of Rs. 630/- +
practical fee Rs. 450/- = Rs. 1080/- per annum.

Programmes on offer through separate prospectus : The following courses

are also offered by the Department. There are separate prospectus for these
courses. The admission in M.Ed. and B.Ed. is through an entrance test.Details
are available in the separate prospectus.

1. Master of Education 2. Bachelor of Education

(M.Ed.) (B.Ed.)
3. Certificate Course in 4. Punjabi Gyan
Sri Guru Granth Sahib

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 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
Information regarding internal assessment for those Post-
Graduate Courses (Punjabi, English, Hindi, History, Economics, Political
Science, Religious Studies, Sikh studies, Women Studies, Sociology,
Public Administration, Journalism and Mass Communication and
M.Com.) being run by the department in which internal assessment
has been introduced :
(a) Students will be sent a proforma along with a list of questions
(Response Sheet) for each paper separately. The students will thus
send only one Response Sheet per paper.
(b) The student will attempt long-answer and short-answer type
questions according to the instructions given in each Response
Sheet. These will be evaluated for internal assessment in each
paper.
(c) Each Response Sheet, neatly written in the student's own
handwriting is to be submitted latest by 31-01-2014 in the
Department. The Response Sheet can be sent either through post/
courier or be submitted by hand.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING EQUIVALENCE OF B.A.

PASSED FROM OUTSIDE UNIVERSITIES WITH B.A. PASSED
FROM PUNJABI UNIVERSITY, PATIALA
Students who have passed B.A., or have passed B.A. with one
special subject, or have passed B.A. without English as a subject
or have passed B.A. of less than three years' duration from
universities outside Punjab (i.e. NOT passed B.A. from universities
of Punjab or Panjab University, Chandigarh) will have to obtain an
Eligibility Certificate from the Registration Branch of Punjabi
University, Patiala before taking admission in any course of
Department of Distance Education, Punjabi University, Patiala,
where graduation is an eligibility condition for admission.

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 DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE COURSES
For Nomenclatures of Papers, Course and Subject Codes, see the end
pages of the Prospectus.
MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.)
(PUNJABI, ENGLISH, HINDI, HISTORY,
ECONOMICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE,
RELIGIOUS STUDIES, SIKH STUDIES,
WOMEN STUDIES, SOCIOLOGY &
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)
[DETAILS FOR JOURNALISM AND
MASS COMMUNICATION, GURMAT SANGEET
AND TABLA GIVEN SEPARATELY).
PART-I
1. Eligibility : Admission to M.A. Part-I
is open to a candidate who has passed
Bachelor's Degree in any faculty at
least one academic year previously
from Punjabi University or any other
statutory/recognised University in
India or abroad, recognised by the
Academic Council as equivalent
thereto, irrespective of his/her score
in the examination. The candidate
should not have passed M.A.
examination in the same subject from
this or any other statutory university.
Those who pass B.A. in September
2013 will not be eligible for admission
in the session 2013-14.
OR
The candidates who have passed three
years course of Modern Office Practice,
passed Punjabi Compulsory subject in
B.A. Part-I, II and III can get admission
in M.A. Part-I, provided that the
candidate has not passed M.A.
examination in the same subject from
this or any other statutory university.
2. Personal Contact Programme (PCP) :
There will be two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7-10 days duration.
It will be compulsory to attend
atleast 75% lectures of the two Personal
Contact Programmes taken together.
Second Personal Contact Programme is
for those candidates who have not
attended the first one. Those students
who are unable to fulfill this condition
will not be eligible to appear in the
annual examination.
However, attendence in the PCP
will not be compulsory for the
students of M.A. Punjabi, English
and Hindi.
Foreign students will be exempted from
attending the PCP.
3. Internal Assesment :
Each paper will consist of 20%
internal and 80% external marks. For
internal assessment, students will
send one response sheet per paper
comprising of two parts. One part will
consist of 10 to 15 long answer questions
of 10 marks each based on the entire
syllabus. The student will attempt one
long answer question. The second part
of the response sheet will have 15 to 20
short answer questions each of 2
marks. The students will have to
attempt 5 short answer questions.
For Paper IV (Research Methods),
in M.A. Sociology Part-I, internal
assessment will be based on a Project
Report of 20 marks, based on field
work. Project Report is to be
submitted in the first week of
March.
For M.A. Punjabi internal
assessment is of 16 marks. Details
regarding questions to be attempted
will be given in the Response Sheet.
The minimum number of marks
required to pass shall be 35% in
internal and external examination.
If a student fails to secure 35%
marks, he/she shall be placed under
reappear in that Paper/Papers. Such a
candidate would carry the internal
assessment marks secured by him/
her for his/her reappear examination.
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 M.A. PART-II
1. Eligibility :
(i) Admission to M.A. Part-II is open to
candidates who have passed Part-I
(Annual System) examination in the
same subject from this University.
(ii) Those students who have passed M.A.
Part-I under semester system but due
to special circumstances are not able to
continue their studies under semester
system are allowed to seek admission
to M.A. Part-II in the same subject in the
Department of Distance Education. Their
marks in the degree will be of semester
system in the 1st year and their marks
in the 2nd year will be of annual system.
As such their degree will be different from
both the systems. The concerned
students will be required to pass the
deficient paper(s), if required.
(iii) A candidate who is to 're-appear' in one
paper of M.A. Part-I examination shall
also be eligible to seek provisional
admission to M.A. Part-II course in the
same subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme (PCP):
(a) There will be two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7-10 days duration.
(b) It will be compulsory for every
student to attend atleast 75% lectures
of the Personal Contact Programmes
taken together. Second PCP is for
those candidates who have not
attended the first one. Those students
who are unable to complete these
lectures will not be eligible to sit in
the annual examination.
However, attendence in the PCP will
not be compulsory for the students
of M.A. in Punjabi, English and
Hindi.
(c) Foreign students will be exempted
from attending Personal Contact
Programme.
3. Internal Assesment :
Each paper will consist of 20%
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internal and 80% external marks. For
internal assessment, students will send
one response sheet comprising of two
parts. One part will consist of 10 to 15
long answer questions of 10 marks each
based on the entire syllabus. The student
will attempt one long answer question.
The second part of the response sheet
will have 15 to 20 short answer questions
each of 2 marks. The students will have
to attempt 5 short answer questions.
For M.A. Punjabi internal
assessment is of 16 marks. Details
regarding questions to be attempted
will be given in the Response Sheet.
The minimum number of marks
required to pass shall be 35% in
internal and external examination.
If a student fails to secure 35%
marks, he/she shall be placed under
reappear in that Paper/Papers. Such a
candidate would carry the internal
assessment marks secured by him/her
for his/her reappear examination.
Note:
(i) Students are required to pass M.A.
integrated course within a period
of four years.
(ii) Those students who take admission
in M.A. Part-I in Department of
Distance Education and do not fulfil
the eligibility conditions to appear
as private candidates in Part-II will
have to continue their M.A. Part-II
studies through Distance Education
in this Department.
M.A. JOURNALISM AND MASS
COMMUNICATION
1. Eligibility for Part-I
Have passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory /recognised University.
Students passing graduation in
September 2013 will not be eligible for
admission to Part-I for the session
2013-14.
 For Part-II
Candidates who have passed M.A.
Journalism and Mass Communication
Part-I from this University.
Or
PGDJMC with minimum 50% marks
(for lateral entry).
2. Personal Contact Programme will be
Compulsory . Two PCPs of 7-10 days each.
75% attendance is compulsory in both
PCPs taken together. In exceptional
cases, if a candidate fails to attend
Personal Contact Programme then he/
she may attend a special Personal Contact
Programme by depositing a fee of Rs.
5000/-.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
3. Internal Assessment : Conditions of
internal assessment for M.A. Part-I &
Part-II in Journalism and Mass
Communication will be the same as for
other M.A. courses (mentioned earlier).
4. Practical Assignment
Date for submission of Practical
Assignment for M.A. JMC Part-I.
Without Late fee : 31-5-2014
With late fee of Rs. 500/- : 15-6-2014
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala/
Bathinda
Note :
I. Students are required to pass M.A. integrated
course within a period of four years. Those
candidates who have passed M.A. Part-I prior
to four years will not be allowed to seek
admission in M.A. Part-II.
II. Candidates having re-appear in M.A. JMC
Part-I are eligible to seek provisional
admission in M.A. JMC Part-II
III. Lateral Entry :
i . Only those students of Diploma in
Journalism and Mass Communication will
be allowed lateral entry in M.A. Part-II who
obtain minimum of 50% marks in
aggregate. This condition, however, does
not apply to those students who seek direct
admission in the first year of two-year
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integrated course of M.A. (J&MC).
i i . The students who take admission in the
Diploma course shall be allowed lateral
entry in M.A. Part-II within a space of two
years from the next academic session.
M.A. GURMAT SANGEET (TANTI
SAAJ VADAN) PART-I
1. Eligibility for Part-I
Passed from any statutory/recognised
university :
B.A. Hons. in Gurmat Sangeet
or
B.A. with Gurmat Sangeet/Music
Instrumental as an elective subject.
or
Graduate in any stream with three
years Keertan experience/Sangeet
Visharad/Sangeet Parbhakar/Sangeet
Alankar/Sangeet Parveen.
or
M.A. Gurmat Sangeet.
For Part-II
Candidates who have passed Part-I
(annual system) examination in the
same subject from this university.
A candidate who is to re-appear in
one paper of M.A. Part-I examination
from this university shall also be
eligible to seek provisional admission
to M.A. Part-II course in the same
subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme (PCP) will
be Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration each.
It will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes.
Special Personal Contact Programme
will be conducted on special request with
a fee of Rs. 5000/- per candidate with the
permission of the Vice-Chancellor.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the PCPs.
3. Internal Assessment : Each paper will
consist of 20% internal and 80%
external marks. The minimum number
 of marks required to pass shall be 35%
in aggregate of internal and external.
If a student fails to secure 35% marks,
he/she shall be placed under reappear
in that Paper/Papers. Such a candidate
would carry the internal assessment
marks secured by him/her for his/her
reappear examination. The house test
for internal assessment will be
conducted at department level on the
completion of Personal Contact
Programmes. All students will have to
appear in the test compulsarily. Without
identity card student will not be allowed
to sit in house test.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two for
each paper)
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
M.A. TABLA PART-I
1. Eligibility for Part-I
Passed from any statutory/recognised
university :
B.A. Hons. in Gurmat Sangeet
or
B.A. with Tabla as an elective subject.
or
Graduate in any stream with three
years experience in Tabla from
recognised institutions/Sangeet
Visharad/Sangeet Parbhakar/Sangeet
Alankar/Sangeet Parveen.
or
M.A. Gurmat Sangeet.
For Part-II
Candidates who have passed Part-I
(annual system) examination in the
same subject from this university.
A candidate who is to re-appear in
one paper of M.A. Part-I examination
from this university shall also be
eligible to seek provisional admission
to M.A. Part-II course in the same
subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory.
Two Personal Contact Programmes of 8-
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10 days duration each. It will be
compulsory for every student to attend
at least 75% lectures of the Personal
Contact Programmes.
Special Personal Contact
Programme will be conducted on special
request with a fee of Rs. 5000/- per
candidate with the permission of the
Vice-Chancellor.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the PCPs.
3. Internal Assessment : Each paper will
consist of 20% internal and 80%
external marks. The minimum number
of marks required to pass shall be 35%
in aggregate of internal and external.
If a student fails to secure 35% marks,
he/she shall be placed under reapear
in that Paper/Papers. Such a candidate
would carry the internal assessment
marks secured by him/her for his/her
reappear examination. The house test
for internal assessment will be
conducted at department level on the
completion of Personal Contact
Programmes. All students will have to
appear in the test compulsarily. Without
identity card student will not be allowed
to sit in house test.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Assignments for each paper)
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
M.A. GURMAT SANGEET (GAYAN)
PART-I
1. Eligibility for Part-I :
Passed from any statutory/recognised
university :
B.A. Hons. in Gurmat Sangeet.
or
B.A. with Gurmat Sangeet/Music Vocal
as an elective subject.
or
Graduate in any stream with three
years Keertan experience/Sangeet
Visharad/Sangeet Parbhakar/Sangeet
Alankar/Sangeet Parveen.
 or
M.A. Gurmat Sangeet.
For Part-II
Candidates who have passed Part-I
(annual system) examination in the
same subject from this university.
A candidate who is to re-appear in
one paper of M.A. Part-I examination
from this university shall also be
eligible to seek provisional admission
to M.A. Part-II course in the same
subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration each.
It will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes.
Special Personal Contact
Programme will be conducted on special
request with a fee of Rs. 5000/- per
candidate with the permission of the
Vice-Chancellor.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the PCPs.
3. Internal Assessment : Each paper will
consist of 20% internal and 80%
external marks. The minimum number
of marks required to pass shall be 35%
in aggregate of internal and external.
If a student fails to secure 35% marks,
he/she shall be placed under reapear
in that Paper/Papers. Such a candidate
would carry the internal assessment
marks secured by him/her for his/her
reappear examination. The house test
for internal assessment will be
conducted at department level on the
completion of Personal Contact
Programmes. All students will have to
appear in the test compulsarily. Without
identity card student will not be allowed
to sit in house test.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Assignments for each paper)
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY (M.Sc.-IT) PART-I & PART-II
1. Eligibility
Part-I : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory University. Those who pass
their graduation in September 2013
will not be eligible for admission in
session 2013-14.
Part-II: Admission to M.Sc.(IT)
Part-II is open to those who have passed
M.Sc.(IT) Part-I. Candidate who is to
reappear in M.Sc.(IT) Part-I examination
shall also be eligible to seek provisional
admission to M.Sc. Part-II.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration shall
take place. Both Personal Contact
Programmes are compulsory. It will be
compulsory for every student to attend at
least 75% lectures of both the Personal
Contact Programmes. Those students
who are unable to complete these
lectures will not be eligible to sit in the
annual examination.
3. Internal Assessment : Conditions
regarding internal assessment will be
intimated during Personal Contact
Programmes.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
5. Examination Centre : Patiala
M.Sc.(IT) Lateral Entry to Part-II
1. E l i g i b i l i t y : Passed PGDCA
Examination from any statutory
University.
2. Conditions regarding Personal Contact
Programme, internal assessment and
Response Sheets are same as for M.Sc.
(IT) Part-I and Part-II.
3. Nomenclature of Papers are the same
as indicated for M.Sc.(IT) Part-II
( i.e. MS-211 to MS-216 & MS-221 to MS-225).
The Candidates who get admission in
Part-II will have to pass the following
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 deficient papers of M.Sc. (IT) Part-I and
have to fill separate examination form for
deficient papers:
MS-113 : Computer Organization and
Architecture
MS-114 : Mathematical Foundation
of Computer Science
MS-121 : Object Oriented
Programming Using C++
MS-122 : Data and File Structure
MS-123 : Visual Basic
MS-125 : Programming Lab - II
4. Examination Centre : Patiala
MASTER OF COMMERCE
PART-I & PART-II
1. Eligibility for Part-I
Passed Bachelor Degree in Commerce
or B.B.A. (Bachelor of Business
Administration) or BMIT (Bachelor of
Management & Information Technology)
Examination from any statutory
University.
Part-II
Passed M.Com. Part-I or placed under
reappear in two papers.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8 days duration each. It
IMPORTANT NOTE :
1. Those students who have passed M.Com. Part-
I under semester system but due to special
circumstances are not able to continue their
studies under semester system are allowed to
seek admission to M.Com. Part-II in
Department of Distance Education. Their
marks in the degree will be of semester system
in the Ist year and their marks in the 2nd
year will be of annual system. As such their
degree will be different from both the systems.
The concerned students will be required to
pass the deficient paper(s) if required.
2. Students are required to pass M.Com.
integrated course within a period of four
years. Those students who have passed
M.Com. Part-I prior to this period (i.e. fours
years) will not be allowed to seek admission
in M.Com. Part-II.
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will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes. Second
Personal Contact Programme is for those
candidates who have not attended the
first one. The students who are unable
to complete 75% attendance in the first
Personal Contact Programme may attend
the deficient lectures in the second
Personal Contact Programme. Those
students who are unable to complete
these lectures will not be eligible to sit
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted from
attending Personal Contact Programme.
3. Internal Assessment : Each paper will
consist of 20% internal and 80% external
marks. The minimum number of marks
required to pass shall be 35% in
aggregate of internal and external.
For internal assessment, students will
send one response sheet per paper
comprising of two parts. One part will
consist of 10 to 15 long answer questions
of 10 marks each based on the entire
syllabus. The student will attempt one long
answer question. The second part of the
response sheet will have 15 to 20 short
answer questions each of 2 marks. The
students will have to attempt 5 short
answer questions. If a student fails to
secure 35% marks, he/she shall be
placed under reappear in that paper(s).
Such a candidate would carry the
internal assessment marks secured by
him/her for his/her reappear
examination.
4. Medium of Instruction/Examination will
be English only.
5. Centre of Examination :Patiala/
Ropar/Bathinda
MASTER OF LIBRARY AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE (M.Lib.I.Sc.)
Note : Admission is only on the basis of merit.
Total Students intake : 173 (For information
about additional seats see chapter IV)
1. Eligibility : A candidate who has passed
Bachelor of Library and Information
Science examination with at least 50%
marks from this University or such
examination from any other University
recognised as equivalent thereto by this
University with at least 50% marks is
eligible for admission to this course. If
the result is declared after re-
evaluation, the case will not be
considered in merit list.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. A Personal Contact
Programme of 10-15 days duration in
which 75% attendance is compulsory.
In exceptional case, if a candidate
fails to attend Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme by
deposting a fee of Rs. 10,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets per paper with at least
25% marks in the aggregate award of
these Response Sheets.)
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
B.A. PART-I
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-I
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed 10+2 examination of
the Punjab School Education Board
or any other Board Examination
recognised as equivalent thereto;
OR
(ii) has passed Pre-Engineering/Pre-
Medical/B.A. Part-I/B.Sc. Part-I/
B.Com. Part-I (old scheme)
examination of this University or
any other examination recognised
as equivalent thereto or
Intermediate examination of Panjab
University or any other statutory
University, Board or Three Years
Diploma in Engineering.
OR
(iii) has been declared to have re-
appear/compartment in one subject
in 10+2 examination of Punjab
School Education Board or any
examination recognised as
equivalent thereto. But such a
candidate shall have to clear re-
appear/compartment subject in the
supplementary examination of the
same year, failing which his/her
admission to B.A. Part-I course
shall automatically stand cancelled.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as medium of
instruction, shall have to offer elective
subject amongst the following subjects
since the study material of only these
subjects will be provided in English :
Economics, History, Political Science,
Public Administration, Psychology,
Defence and Strategic Studies,
Sociology & Computer Application.
3. Personal Contact Programme:
Not Compulsory for all. However it
is compulsory for those who offer
Psychology/Philosophy*/Gurmat
Sangeet/Tabla and Computer
Applicaton as one of the subjects. A
Personal Contact Programme of 7-10
days for the students offering
Psychology/Gurmat Sangeet/Tabla
and Computer Applicaton and of six
days for students offering
Philosophy. Minimum attendance
required is 75% of the total
lectures delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
5. Nomenclature of Papers : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or Punjab Gyan
and
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
* In B.A Part-I, there will be a compulsory yoga
practical during Personal Contact
Programme for Philosophy subject.
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Group II History or Mathematics** or
Psychology*** or Philosophy
Group III Political Science/Tabla
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature**** or
English Literature or Sanskrit
Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics/Gurmat
Sangeet/Computer
Application*****
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for
admission to B.A. course.
6 Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
B.A. PART-II
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-II
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.A. Part-I examination
of this University or any other
statutory University.
OR
** In B.A. Part-I only those candidates
can take up Mathematics who have
passed this subject in 10+2/three year
diploma course.
***Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
charges of Rs. 630/-+ practical fee Rs.
450/- = Rs. 1080/- per annum.
**** The students of Hindi Literature will
be offered option (i) in B.A. Part-I.
The lessons of only this option will
be supplied.
***** Only those candidates who have
passed 10+2 class with 50% marks in
aggregate with Computer Application as
a subject can opt for the subject of
'Computer Application' in B.A. Part-I.
100 seats are available for this subject
and admission will be done purely on
3. Personal Contact Programme : Not
the basis of merit. Only those students
who apply on/before 22-08-2013
(without late fee) will be eligible to
take up the subject. The students who
* In B.A Part-II, there will be a compulsory
want to opt for this subject must fill
the form A 4 attached in the prospectus.
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(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
more than one subject in Part-I
examination of this University or
any other statutory University but
such a candidate shall have to
clear the re-appear paper in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-II examination failing which
his/her admission/result for Part-II
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled.
Provided that candidates of any
other statutory Universities should
have passed B.A. Part-I
examination with the same
combination of subjects as given in
the prospectus.
Provided that the candidate who
joins B.A. Part-II course after
having passed his/her B.A. Part-I
Examination from other statutory
university shall have to opt for the
subjects (except Sociology and
Defence Studies) taught in this
Department and shall be required
to qualify all the deficient papers
as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this university for
B.A. Part-I examination alongwith
B.A. Part-II Examination.
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as medium
of instruction, shall have to offer elective
subject amongst the following subjects
since the study material of only these
subjects will be provided in English :
Economics, History, Political Science,
Public Administration, Psychology,
Defence and Strategic Studies, Sociology
and Computer Application.
Compulsory for all to attend. However it
is compulsory for those who offer
Psychology/Philosophy*/Gurmat
yoga practical during Personal Contact
Programme for Philosophy subject.
 Sangeet/Computer Application/Tabla
as one of the subjects. A Personal
Contact Programme of 7-10 days for the
students offering Psychology/Gurmat
Sangeet/Computer Application/Tabla
and of six days for students offering
Philosophy. Minimum attendance
required is 75% of the total lectures
delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory to
send.
5. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or
Punjabi Gyan (Only for those who have
studied it in B.A. Part-I)
(C) Environment Studies**(Qualifying paper)
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
Group II History or Mathematics or
Psychology*** or Philosophy
Group III Political Science/Tabla
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature**** or
English Literature***** or
Sanskrit
** This paper is compulsory and is to
be taken up by all the students.
The paper will be of 100 marks and
pass percentage is 35%. However,
marks secured in this paper will not
be added to the aggregate and will
be shown separately in DMC. Those
who have passed this paper (of 100
marks) in B.A. Part-I need not take
it up in B.A. Part-II.
*** Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory
charges of Rs. 630/- + practical fee
Rs. 450/- = Rs. 1080/- per annum.
**** The students of Hindi Literature will be
offered option (ii) in B.A. Part-II. The
lessons of only this option will be supplied.
***** In B.A. Part-II English Literature
(Elective) Paper B, lessons of only
Module-I "Literary Masterpieces :
Study of Classics" will be supplied.
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Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics/Gurmat Sangeet/
Computer Application
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for
admission to B.A. course.
NOTE
(i) Candidates of B.A. Part II must opt for
the same subjects which they had
studied in B.A. Part-I. They will not be
allowed to change the subjects.
(ii) Students will have to pass the
integrated course of B.A. within a
period of six years from the date
of admission in B.A. Part-I
B.A. PART-III
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-III
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.A. Part-II examination
of this University or any other
statutory University.
OR
(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
more than one subject in Part-II
examination of this University or
any other statutory University but
such a candidate shall have to
clear the re-appear paper in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-III examination failing which
his/her admission/result for Part-III
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled.
Provided that candidates of other
statutory Universities have passed
B.A. Part-II examination with the
same combination of subjects as
given in the prospectus.
Provided that a candidate who
joins B.A. Part-III course after
having passed his B.A. Part-II
examination from any other
statutory University shall have to
 opt for the subjects taught in this
Department and shall be required
to qualify all the deficient papers
as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this university for
B.A. Part-I & B.A. Part-II
examination alongwith B.A. Part-III
examination.
A candidate who passed B.A.-I
Examination in Supplementary
Examination with a special chance,
cannot appear in the next
subsequent examination of B.A.-III.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as
medium of instruction, shall have
to offer elective subject amongst
the following subjects since the
study material of only these
subjects will be provided in English:
Economics, History, Political
Science, Public Administration,
Psychology, Defence and Strategic
Studies, Sociology.
3. Personal Contact Programme : Not
Compulsory for all to attend. A Personal
Contact Programme of 7-10 days for the
students offering Psychology/Gurmat
Sangeet and of six days for students
offering Philosophy. Minimum
attendance required is 75% of the total
lectures delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
5. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or
Punjab Hisroty and Culture (Only for
those who have studied it in B.A. Part -I &
Part-II)
and
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
Group II History or Mathematics or
Psychology* or Philosophy
Group III Political Science/Tabla
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature** or
English Literature*** or
Sanskrit
Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics/Gurmat Sangeet/
Computer Application
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill in the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for
admission to B.A. course.
NOTE :
(i) Candidates of B.A. Part-III must opt for
the same subjects which they had
studied in B.A. Part-I and Part-II. They
will not be allowed to change the
subjects.
(ii) Students will have to pass the
integrated course of B.A. within a
period of six years from the date
of admission in B.A. Part-I
(iii) Candidates seeking admission to
B.A. Part-III must submit attested/
self-attested copies of detailed
mark sheets of B.A. Part-I & Part-II.
IMPORTANT NOTE :
1. Candidate whose result is withheld
in one paper on account of "Award
Wanting" but is successful in all
other papers will be considered for
admission to B.A. on the basis of
Provisional Result Card.
* Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory
charges of Rs. 630/- + practical fee
Rs. 450/- = Rs. 1080/- per annum.
** The students of Hindi Literature will
be offered option (i) in B.A. Part-
III.The lessons of only this option
will be supplied.
*** (i) In B.A. Part-III, English Literature
(Elective) Paper B, Lessons of only
Module-I "Literary Masterpieces : Study
of Classics" will be supplied.
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2. Candidates who have passed N.D.A.
are eligible for admission to
B.A.Part-I, Part-II and III under the
following rules :-
(I) Under the Old Scheme when
eligibility for Admission to N.D.A.
was 10+1 (December 1988).
(a) In this University, under
10+2+3 (New Scheme), B.A./
B.Sc. examination of N.D.A.
would be considered equivalent
to B.A./B.Sc. Part-II
examination of this University.
(b) B.A./B.Sc. Part-II of N.D.A.
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc. Part-I of this University.
(c) B.A./B.Sc. Part-I of N.D.A.
would be equivalent to 10+2
examination.
(II) Under the New Scheme when
eligibility to N.D.A. course is
10+2 (From January 1989 onward).
(a) B.A./B.Sc. of N.D.A.
examination would be
considered equivalent to
B.A./B.Sc. examination of
this University.
(b) B.A./B.Sc. of N.D.A. Part-II
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc. Part-II of this University.
(c) B.A./B.Sc of N.D.A. Part-I
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc Part-I of this University.
B.COM. PART-I
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.Com. Part-I
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed 10+2 examination of
Punjab School Education Board or
any other examination recognised
as equivalent thereto with atleast :
(a) 40% marks in the aggregate in
* While determining the eligibility of such
case of candidates who have
passed 10+2 in Commerce Group.
OR
(b) 45% marks in the aggregate in
case of candidates who have
passed 10+2 in Accounts,
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Humanities Group with atleast two
out of Commerce/Mathematics/
Economics/Management
papers.
OR
(c) 50% marks in the aggregate in
case of candidates who have
passed 10+2 but not covered under
(a) and (b) above.
OR
(ii) has passed B.Com. Part-I (old
scheme) of this University or any
other statutory University/Board.
OR
(iii) has been declared re-appear* in
not more than one subject in 10+2
examination of Punjab School
Education Board or any other
examination recognised as
equivalent thereto. But such a
candidate shall have to clear re-
appear/compartment subject in the
supplementary examination of the
same year, failing which his/her
admission to B.Com. Part-I course
shall automatically stand cancelled.
2. Personal Contact Programme: Not
Compulsory to attend.
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory to
send.
Fill Code Number in the Application
Form for admission to B.Com. course.
B.COM. PART-II
1. Eligibility : Admission to B. Com. Part-
II course is open to any candidate who :
(i) has passed B. Com. Part-I
examination of this University.
OR
(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
candidates for admission to B.Com.
Part-I examination the percentage of
marks as prescribed in sub-clauses (a),
(b) and (c) will be calculated taking into
account the minimum pass marks in the
re-appear paper on presumptive basis.
 more than one subject in Part-I
examination of this University, but
such a candidate shall have to
clear the re-appear in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-II examination failing which
his/her result for Part-II
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled.
Provided that a candidate who joins
B.Com. Part-II course after having
passed his/her B.Com. Part-I
examination from other statutory
University shall be required to
qualify all the deficient papers as
provided in the syllabus prescribed
by this University for B.Com. Part-I
examination alongwith Part-II
examination.
2. Personal Contact Programme : Not
Compulsory to attend.
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory to
send.
Fill Code Number in the Application
Form for admission to B.Com. course.
Note : Students are required to pass
integrated course within a period of six
years. Those students who have passed
B.Com. Part-I prior to this period (i.e.
six years) will not be allowed to seek
admission in B.Com. Part-II.
B.COM. PART-III
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.Com. Part-
III course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.Com. Part-II
examination of this University or
any other statutory University.
OR
(ii)has been declared re-appear/
compartment in not more than one
subject in Part-II examination of
this University, but such
candidate shall have to clear the
re-appear/compartment in
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-II examination, failing which
his/her result for Part-III
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled:
Provided that a candidate who joins
B.Com. Part-III course after having
passed his/her B.Com. Part-II
examination from any other
statutory University shall be
required to qualify all the deficient
papers as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this University for
B.Com. Part-I and II examination
alongwith Part-III examination.
A candidate who has passed
B.Com. Part-I Examination in
Supplementary Examination with a
special chance, cannot appear in the
next subsequent examination of
B.Com. Part-III.
2. Personal Contact Programme : Not
Compulsory to attend.
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory to
send.
Fill Code Number in the Application
Form for admission to B.Com. course.
Note: The lessons of the following papers
in B.Com. will be provided in English
Medium only.
i. Mathematics and Quantitative Techniques
ii. Fundamentals of Insurance
iii. Fundamentals of Enterpreneurship
iv. Accounts Related Subjects
v. Computer Related Subjects
vi. Tax Law Related Subjects
Note :
(i) Students are required to pass B.Com.
integrated course within a period of
six years.
(ii) Candidates seeking admission to
B.Com. Part-III must submit self-
a attested copies of detailed marks
certificates of B.Com. Part-I & II
the alongwith their admission form.
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION (BBA)
1. Eligibility for PART-I
Passed 10+2 from Punjab School
Education Board or any equivalent
examination from any statutory
University/Board.
PART-II
Candidates who have passsed BBA
Part-I from this University. Candidate
who has reappear in BBA Part-I
examination shall also be eligible to
seek provisional admission to BBA
Part-II.
< PART-III
Candidates who have passsed BBA
Part-II from this University. Candidate
who has reappear in BBA Part-II
examination shall also be eligible to
seek provisional admission to BBA
Part-III.
2. P e r s o n a l C o n t a c t P r o g r a m m e :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration shall
take place. It will be compulsory for
every student to attend at least 75%
lectures of both the Personal Contact
Programmes. Those students who are
unable to fulfill this condition will not
be eligible to appear in the annual
examination.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend the Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 5,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper)
4. Internal Assesment : Each theory paper
will consist of 40% internal and 60%
external marks. The minimum
number of marks required to pass shall
be 35% in aggregate of internal and
external.
5. Centre of Examination: Patiala
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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS (BCA)
1. Eligibility for PART-I
Passed 10+2 from Punjab School
Education Board or any equivalent
examination from any statutory
University/Board.
PART-II
Candidates who have passed BCA
Part-I from this university will be
eligible for admission. Those who have
'reappear' in BCA Part-I examination
shall also be eligible to seek provisional
admission to BCA Part-II.
PART-III
Candidates who have passsed BCA
Part-II from this university will be
eligible for admissioin. Those who have
'reappear' in BCA Part-II examination
shall also be eligible to seek provisional
admission to BCA Part-III.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration shall
be held. It will be compulsory for every
student to attend at least 75% lectures of
both the Personal Contact Programmes.
Those students who are unable to
complete these lectures will not be eligible
to sit in the annual examination.
3. Internal Assessment : Conditions
regarding internal assessment will be
intimated during Personal Contact
Programmes.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory
(Two Response Sheets for each paper).
5. Centre of Examination: Patiala
BACHELOR OF LIBRARY AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE (B.Lib.I.Sc.)
Note : Admission is only on the basis of merit.
No. of Seats : 345 (For information about
additional seats see chapter IV)
1. Eligibility : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
 statutory University with atleast 35%
marks. If your result is declared after re-
evaluation, you will not be considered
in merit list.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : A Personal Contact
Programme of about two weeks duration
in which 75% attendance is compulsory.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme by
depositing a fee of Rs. 5,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
Only those candidates who obtain
minimum aggregate of 25% marks in
the Response Sheets shall be eligible to
take the examination.
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
JOURNALISM AND MASS
COMMUNICATION (PGDJMC)
1. Eligibility : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory University.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7 days duration each. It
will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes. Second
Personal Contact Programme is for those
candidates who have not attended the
first one. The students who have not
been able to complete 75% attendance
in the first Personal Contact Programme
may attend the deficient lectures in the
second Personal Contact Programme.
Those students who are unable to fulfill
this condition will not be eligible to sit
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
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In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend the Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 5,000/-.
3. Internal Assessment : 20% internal
assessment. Conditions for internal
assessment are the same as for M.A.
Part-1 (Journalism and Mass
Communication).
4. Practical Assignment
Date for submission of Practical Assignment
Without Late fee : 31-5-2014
With late fee of Rs. 500/- : 15-6-2014
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala/Bathinda
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (PGDCA)
1. Eligibility : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory University.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7-8 days duration each in
which 75% attendance is compulsory.
Both PCPs are compulsory. Those who do
not fulfill these conditions will not be
eligible to appear in the annual
examination.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend the Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 10,000/-.
3. Internal Assessment : Conditions
regarding internal assessment will be
intimated during Personal Contact
Programmes.
4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
Those who fail to submit the required
number of Response Sheets will not be
allowed to appear in the annual
examination.
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
 POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
TRANSLATION (PGDIT)
1. Eligibility : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory University with a minimum
of 40% marks.
2. Personal Contact Programme : FORENSIC SCIENCE (PGDFS)
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8 days duration each. It
will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes. Second
Personal Contact Programme is for those
candidates who have not attended the
first one. The students who have not
been able to complete 75% attendance
in the first Personal Contact Programme
may attend the deficient lectures in the
second Personal Contact Programme.
Those students who are unable to fulfill
this condition will not be eligible to sit
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend the Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 5,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
Those who fail to submit the required
number of Response Sheets will not be
allowed to sit in the annual examination.
4. About Project Report
Every candidate shall write a project report
on the topics alloted by the Department. The
project report may be submitted without any
late fee before the start of the examination
or with a late fee as per the following
schedule :-
Within one month from the date of
completion of annual examination Rs. 200/-.
Within 1-2 months from the date of
completion of annual examination Rs. 500/-.
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Within 2-3 months from the date of
completion of annual examination Rs. 1000/-.
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
Note : This course will be started with
minimum of five students.
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
1. Eligibility : Passed Bachelor Degree
Examination in any faculty from any
statutory University, with atleast 40%
marks. Preference will be given to a
candidate with 10+2 science.
2. Personal Contact Programme (PCP) :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7-8 days duration each.
Both PCPs are compulsory. It will be
compulsory for every student to attend
at least 75% lectures in aggregate of both
the PCPs. Practical/Seminar/Lab Visit
is compulsory for every student. Those
students who are unable to fulfill these
conditions will not be eligible to appear
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted from
attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend the Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 10,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
Those who fail to submit the required
number of Response Sheets will not be
allowed to appear in the annual
examination. Only those candidates who
obtain a minimum aggregate of 25%
marks in the Response Sheets shall be
eligible to take the examination.
4. Submission of Project Report
without late fee : 15-05-2014
with late fee Rs. 500/- : 15-06-2014
5. In exceptional cases, if a student fails to
present the seminar on the due date
 then he/she can present the seminar
at a later date after paying a fee of
Rs. 2000/-.
Note : This course will not be started if the
number of candidates seeking admission
is less than fifty. Students can do this
course as add on(minor) course
alongwith other courses also but
Nomenclature of this course would be
same as that of PGDFS.
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN
HIV/AIDS COUNSELLING
1. Eligibility : Graduation from any
recognised university or institution in
any stream.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration shall
take place. It will be compulsory for every
student to attend at least 75% lectures
of both the Personal Contact
Programmes. Those falling short of 75%
attendance shall not be allowed to appear
for the University examinations.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend Personal Contact
Programme, he or she may attend
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 5,000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
4. About Project Report :
Every candidate shall write & submit the
project report on a topic allotted by the
department. The Project Report may be
submitted without any late fee 15 days
before the start of the examination or
with a late fee as per the following
schedule :
Within one month from the date of
completion of annual examination with
late fee : Rs. 200/-
With 1-2 Months from the date of
completion of annual examination with
late fee : Rs. 500/-
With 2-3 months from the date of
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completion of annual examination with
late fee : Rs. 1000/-
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala.
(University Campus)
Note : Supplementary Examination will be
conducted in September-October and the
Project Report has to be submitted by 8th
January, 2013 without late fee, or with late
fee of Rs. 200/- within one month.
, DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
Note : Admission is only on the basis
of merit.
No. of Seats : 403 (For information about
additional seats see chapter-iv)
1. Eligibility : Passed Matriculation/
Higher Secondary Part-I examination or
any other examination from recognised
board equivalent thereto.
2. Personal Contact Programme:
Compulsory : A Personal Contact
Programme of about two weeks duration
in which 75% attendance is compulsory.
In exceptional cases, if a candidate
fails to attend Personal Contact
Programme then he/she may attend a
special Personal Contact Programme
by depositing a fee of Rs. 2000/-.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Four
Response Sheets for each paper).
Only those candidates who obtain a
minimum aggregate of 25% marks in
the Response Sheets shall be eligible to
take the examination.
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
DIPLOMA IN GURMAT SANGEET (GAYAN)
1. Eligibility : 10+2 from recognised board
with Gurbani Sangeet as a subject or
certificate course in Gurmat Sangeet.
Or
Matriculation from recognised board with
Gurmat Sangeet Praveshika alongwith
two years experience of Kirtan
Or
Matriculation from recognised board with
 Certificate Course in Gurmat Sangeet
alongwith one year experience of Kirtan.
Or
Attained high academic qualification in
the field of music for at least two years
from a recognised institution.
Or
Passed B.A. with Music as a subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8 days duration each. It
will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes. Those
students who are unable to fulfill the
conditions will not be eligible to appear
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
Candidates hailing from States other
than Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,
Union Territory of Chandigarh. Foreign
students, military/para-military personnel
may be exempted from participating in the
Personal Contact Programme by the Vice-
Chancellor on the recommendation of the
Head of the Department.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory
(Two Response Sheets for each paper).
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
DIPLOMA IN DIVINITY
(SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB STUDIES)
1. Eligibility : Passed Gyani (Honours in
Punjabi)
OR
Passed Matriculation/Higher Secondary
from recognised Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : A Personal Contact
Programme of 7-10 days with atleast
75% attendance.
OR
Those who are unable to attend PCP will
be required to submit four Projects (one
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for each paper) and the students must
obtain satisfactory grade in these.
3. Response Sheets : (i) It is compulsory
for every student to attempt two long
questions of 15 marks each and 10 short
questions of 4 marks each in each paper
and to submit these before 31st January
2014. (ii) In all these Response Sheets
the student is required to obtain
satisfactory grade.
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
GURMAT SANGEET PRAVESHIKA
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1. Eligibility :
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2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8 days duration each. It
will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of the
Personal Contact Programmes. Those
students who are unable to fulfill these
conditions will not be eligible to appear
in the annual examination.
Foreign students will be exempted
from attending the Personal Contact
Programme.
In very exceptional cases, a candidate
may be granted exemption from attending
Personal Contact Programme by the Vice-
Chancellor on the recommendation of the
Head of the Department.
Candidates hailing from States other
than Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,
Union Territory of Chandigarh, Foreign
students, military/para-military personnel
may be exempted from participating in the
Personal Contact Programme by the Vice-
Chancellor on the recommendation of the
Head of the Department.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
PUNJABI PRAVESHIKA
1. Eligibility : Capability of reading and
writing Punjabi, English and Hindi
2. Personal Contact Programme : Not
Compulsory to attend. One Personal
Contact Programme of 7-10 days.
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
GYANI
1. Eligibility : Passed any of the following
examinations :-
(a) Matriculation or Higher Secondary
(Core/Part-I or Elective/Part-II)
Examination with Punjabi as the
First or Second Language or its
equivalent.
(b) Pre-University : With Punjabi as
Elective Subject.
(c) Pre-Engineering : With Punjabi as
Additional Optional Subject.
(d) Pre-Medical : With Punjabi as
Additional Optional Subject.
(e) Intermediate/B.A./B.Sc. with Punjabi
as Elective or Compulsory or Additional
or Optional subject as the case
may be.
(f) A candidate who has passed any of
the examinations mentioned at (a)
to (e) above without Punjabi but
has passed Punjabi Praveshika.
(g) Passed the subject of Punjabi in
B.A./B.Sc. (Elective or Compulsory
or Additional as the case may be).
The candidate may have failed in
the examination as a whole from
this University or from any other
statutory University.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : A Personal Contact
Programme of 7-10 days with atleast
75% attendance.
or
Those who are unable to attend PCP will
be required to submit six Projects (one
for each compulsory paper).
Foreign students will be exempted
from Personal Contact Programme.
3. Response Sheets : It is compulsory for
the student to send twelve Response
Sheets, two for each compulsory paper.
The student will be sent a list of long and
short questions.
Every student shall attempt two long
questions of 15 marks each and 10 short
questions for 4 marks each in each paper
and shall submit these before 31st
January, 2014.
4. Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN URDU
1. Eligibility : Passed Matriculation/ or
any equivalent examination from any
statutory Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory :
Two Personal Contact Programmes of 8
days duration each. It will be compulsory
for every student to attend at least 75%
lectures of Personal Contact Programme.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper)
4. Internal Assessment : 20% internal
assessment. For conditions see syllabus.
5. Centre of Examination: Patiala
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN
SANSKRIT
1. Eligibility : Passed Matriculation/ or
any equivalent examination from any
statutory Board/University.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8 days duration each. It
will be compulsory for every student to
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 attend at least 75% lectures of Personal
Contact Programme.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper)
4. Medium of Examination : Punjabi/
Hindi
5. Internal Assessment : 20% internal
assessment. For conditions see syllabus.
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FRENCH
(Two years course. Exam will held in second year)
Total Students intake : 50*
1. Eligibility : Passed Matriculation/
Higher Secondary or any equivalent
examination from any statutory
University/Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes, first one consisting of 20
teaching periods and the second one
consisting of 20 teaching periods. The
first Personal Contact Programme will be
held in the beginning of the academic
year i.e. in October. The second Personal
Contact Programme will be held later
during the academic year i.e. in April.
These Personal Contact Programmes will
be repeated in second year which will
make the total number of Personal
Contact Programmes to be four.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Four
Response Sheets for each paper)
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN GERMAN
(Two years course. Exam will held in second year)
Total Students intake : 50*
1. Eligibility : Passed Matriculation/
,
Higher Secondary or any equivalent
examination from any statutory
University/Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
* This course will be started only if there are
minimum of 15 students
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes, first one consisting of 20
teaching periods and the second one
consisting of 20 teaching periods. The
first Personal Contact Programme will be
held in the beginning of the year i.e. in
October. The second Personal Contact
Programme will be held later during the
academic year i.e. in April. These
Personal Contact Programmes will be
repeated in second year which will make
the total number of Personal Contact
Programmes to be four.
3. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Four
Response Sheets for each paper)
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN
SPOKEN ENGLISH
1. Eligibility : A student who has passed
10+2 examination along with English
as a compulsory subject will be eligible
for admission.
2. Centre of Examination : Patiala
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS
Session : January to June
1. Eligibility : Passed 10+2 from Punjab
School Education Board or any
equivalent examination from any
statutory University Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration shall
take place. It will be compulsory for every
student to attend at least 75% lectures of
both the Personal Contact Programmes.
Those students who are unable to fulfil
these conditions will not be eligible to sit
in the annual examination.
3. Internal Assessment : Conditions
regarding internal assessment will be
intimated during Personal Contact
Programmes.
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4. Response Sheets : Compulsory (Two
Response Sheets for each paper).
5. Centre of Examination: Patiala

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN SOFT

SKILLS AND PERSONALITY
DEVELOPMENT

Student Intake : 30
Session : The course begins in November.

1. Eligibility : A student who has passed

10+2 or any equivalent examination
from any Board.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory : Two Personal Contact
Programmes of 8-10 days duration each.
It will be compulsory for every student to
attend at least 75% lectures of Personal
Contact Programme. Those students who
are unable to fulfill these conditions will
not be eligible to sit in the annual
examination.
3. Internal Assesment : will be based on
internal tests taken during the Personal
Contact Programme.
4. Centre of Examination : Patiala

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 Subject Group Codes For B.A. Part-I, II & III
(These codes are not for OMR sheet)
Code No. Subjects 45. Com. App. History Sanskrit
1. Com. App. Economics History 46. Com. App. History Pub. Adm.
2. Com. App. Economics Math 47. Com. App. History Sociology
3. Com. App. Economics Psychology 48. Com. App. History Religion
4. Com. App. Economics Philosophy 49. Com. App. Math Pol. Sci.
5. Com. App. Economics Pol. Sci. 50. Com. App. Math Tabla
6. Com. App. Economics Tabla 51. Com. App. Math Pbi. Lit.
7. Com. App. Economics Pbi. Lit. 52. Com. App. Math Hi. Lit.
8. Com. App. Economics Hi. Lit. 53. Com. App. Math Eng. Lit.
9. Com. App. Economics Eng. Lit. 54. Com. App. Math Sanskrit
10. Com. App. Economics Sanskrit 55. Com. App. Math Pub. Adm.
11. Com. App. Economics Pub. Adm. 56. Com. App. Math Sociology
12. Com. App. Economics Sociology 57. Com. App. Math Religion
13. Com. App. Economics Religion 58. Com. App. Psychology Pol. Sci.
14. Com. App. Def. Std. History 59. Com. App. Psychology Pbi. Lit.
15. Com. App. Def. Std. Math 60. Com. App. Psychology Hi. Lit.
16. Com. App. Def. Std. Psychology 61. Com. App. Psychology Eng. Lit.
17. Com. App. Def. Std. Philosophy 62. Com. App. Psychology Sanskrit
18. Com. App. Def. Std. Pol. Sci. 63. Com. App. Psychology Pub. Adm.
19. Com. App. Def. Std. Tabla 64. Com. App. Psychology Sociology
20. Com. App. Def. Std. Pbi. Lit. 65. Com. App. Psychology Religion
21. Com. App. Def. Std. Hi. Lit. 66. Com. App. Philosophy Pol. Sci.
22. Com. App. Def. Std. Eng. Lit. 67. Com. App. Philosophy Pbi. Lit.
23. Com. App. Def. Std. Sanskrit 68. Com. App. Philosophy Hi. Lit.
24. Com. App. Def. Std. Pub. Adm. 69. Com. App. Philosophy Eng. Lit.
25. Com. App. Def. Std. Sociology 70. Com. App. Philosophy Sanskrit
26. Com. App. Def. Std. Religion 71. Com. App. Philosophy Pub. Adm.
27. Com. App. Education History 72. Com. App. Philosophy Sociology
28. Com. App. Education Math 73. Com. App. Philosophy Religion
29. Com. App. Education Psychology 74. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit.
30. Com. App. Education Philosophy 75. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
31. Com. App. Education Pol. Sci. 76. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
32. Com. App. Education Tabla 77. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Sanskrit
33. Com. App. Education Pbi. Lit. 78. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm.
34. Com. App. Education Hi. Lit. 79. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Sociology
35. Com. App. Education Eng. Lit. 80. Com. App. Pol. Sci. Religion
36. Com. App. Education Sanskrit 81. Com. App. Tabla Pbi. Lit.
37. Com. App. Education Pub. Adm. 82. Com. App. Tabla Hi. Lit.
38. Com. App. Education Sociology 83. Com. App. Tabla Eng. Lit.
39. Com. App. Education Religion 84. Com. App. Tabla Sanskrit
40. Com. App. History Pol. Sci. 85. Com. App. Tabla Pub. Adm.
41. Com. App. History Tabla 86. Com. App. Tabla Sociology
42. Com. App. History Pbi. Lit. 87. Com. App. Tabla Religion
43. Com. App. History Hi. Lit. 88. Com. App. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
44. Com. App. History Eng. Lit. 89.. Com. App. Pbi. Lit. Sociology
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90. Com. App. Pbi. Lit. Religion 135. Def. St. Psychology Pbi. Lit.
91. Com. App. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 136. Def. St. Psychology Pol. Sci.
92. Com. App. Hi. Lit. Sociology 137. Def. St. Psychology Pub. Adm.
93. Com. App. Hi. Lit. Religion 138. Def. St. Psychology Religion
94. Com. App. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 139. Def. St. Religion Linguistics
95. Com. App. Eng. Lit. Sociology 140. Def. St. Pub.Adm. Linguistics
96. Com. App. Eng. Lit. Religion 141. Economics Eng. Lit. Linguistics
97. Com. App. Sanskrit Pub. Adm. 142. Economics Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
98. Com. App. Sanskrit Sociology 143. Economics Eng. Lit. Religion
99. Com. App. Sanskrit Religion 144. Economics Hi. Lit. Linguistics
100. Com. App. Pub. Adm. Sociology 145. Economics Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
101. Com. App. Pub. Adm. Religion 146. Economics Hi. Lit. Religion
102. Com. App. Sociology Religion 147. Economics History Eng. Lit.
103. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Ling. 148. Economics History Hi. Lit.
104. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 149. Economics History Linguistics
105. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Religion 150. Economics History Pbi. Lit.
106. Def. St. Hindi Lit Linguistics 151. Economics History Pol. Sci.
107. Def. St. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 152. Economics History Pub. Adm.
108. Def. St. Hi. Lit. Religion 153. Economics History Religion
109. Def. St. History Eng. Lit. 154. Economics Math. Eng. Lit.
110. Def. St. History Hi. Lit. 155. Economics Math. Hi. Lit.
111. Def. St. History Linguistics 156. Economics Math. Linguistics
112. Def. St. History Pbi. Lit. 157. Economics Math. Pbi. Lit.
113. Def. St. History Pol. Sci. 158. Economics Math. Pol. Sci.
114. Def. St. History Pub. Adm. 159. Economics Math. Pub. Adm.
115. Def. St. History Religion 160. Economics Math. Religion
116. Def. St. Math. Eng. Lit. 161. Economics Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
117. Def. St. Math. Hi. Lit. 162. Economics Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
118. Def. St. Math. Linguistics 163. Economics Pbi. Lit. Religion
119. Def. St. Math. Pbi. Lit. 164. Economics Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
120. Def. St. Math. Pol Science 165. Economics Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
121. Def. St. Math. Pub. Adm. 166. Economics Pol. Sci. Linguistics
122. Def. St. Math. Religion 167. Economics Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit.
123. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 168. Economics Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm.
124. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 169. Economics Pol. Sci. Religion
125. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Religion 170. Economics Psychology Eng. Lit.
126. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 171. Economics Psychology Hi. Lit.
127. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 172. Economics Psychology Linguistics
128. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Linguistics 173. Economics Psychology Pbi. Lit.
129. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 174. Economics Psychology Pol. Sci.
130. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 175. Economics Psychology Pub. Adm.
131. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Religion 176. Economics Psychology Religion
132. Def. St. Psychology Eng. Lit. 177. Economics Pub. Adm. Linguistics
133. Def. St. Psychology Hi. Lit. 178. Economics Religion Linguistics
134. Def. St. Psychology Linguistics 179. Education Eng. Lit. Linguistics
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180. Education Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 225. G. Sangeet Economics Hi. Lit.
181. Education Eng. Lit. Religion 226. G. Sangeet Economics Eng. Lit.
182. Education Hi. Lit. Linguistics 227. G. Sangeet Economics Sanskrit
183. Education Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 228. G. Sangeet Economics Pub. Adm.
184. Education Hi. Lit. Religion 229. G. Sangeet Economics Sociology
185. Education History Eng. Lit. 230. G. Sangeet Economics Religion
186. Education History Hi. Lit. 231. G. Sangeet Defence History
187. Education History Linguistics 232. G. Sangeet Defence Math
188. Education History Pbi. Lit. 233. G. Sangeet Defence Psychology
189. Education History Pol. Sci. 234. G. Sangeet Defence Philosophy
190. Education History Pub. Adm. 235. G. Sangeet Defence Pol. Sci.
191. Education History Religion 236. G. Sangeet Defence Pbi. Lit.
192. Education Math. Eng. Lit. 237. G. Sangeet Defence Hi. Lit.
193. Education Math. Hi. Lit. 238. G. Sangeet Defence Eng. Lit.
194. Education Math. Linguistics 239. G. Sangeet Defence Sanskrit
195. Education Math. Pbi. Lit. 240. G. Sangeet Defence Pub. Adm.
196. Education Math. Pol. Sci. 241. G. Sangeet Defence Sociology
197. Education Math. Pub. Adm. 242. G. Sangeet Defence Religion
198. Education Math. Religion 243. G. Sangeet Education History
199. Education Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 244. G. Sangeet Education Math
200. Education Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 245. G. Sangeet Education Psychology
201. Education Pbi. Lit. Religion 246. G. Sangeet Education Philosophy
202. Education Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 247. G. Sangeet Education Pol. Sci.
203. Education Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 248. G. Sangeet Education Pbi. Lit.
204. Education Pol. Sci. Linguistics 249. G. Sangeet Education Hi. Lit.
205. Education Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 250. G. Sangeet Education Eng. Lit.
206. Education Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 251. G. Sangeet Education Sanskrit
207. Education Pol. Sci. Religion 252. G. Sangeet Education Pub.Adm.
208. Education Psychology Eng. Lit. 253. G. Sangeet Education Sociology
209. Education Psychology Hi. Lit. 254. G. Sangeet Education Religion
210. Education Psychology Linguistics 255. G. Sangeet History Pol. Sci.
211. Education Psychology Pbi. Lit. 256. G. Sangeet History Pbi. Lit.
212. Education Psychology Pol. Sci. 257. G. Sangeet History Hi. Lit.
213. Education Psychology Pub. Adm. 258. G. Sangeet History Eng. Lit.
214. Education Psychology Religion 259. G. Sangeet History Sanskrit
215. Education Pub. Adm. Linguistics 260. G. Sangeet History Pub. Adm.
216. Education Religion Linguistics 261. G. Sangeet History Sociology
217. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics 262. G. Sangeet History Religion
218. Eng. Lit. Religion Linguistics 263. G. Sangeet Math Pol. Sci.
219 G. Sangeet Economics History 264. G. Sangeet Math Pbi. Lit.
220. G. Sangeet Economics Math 265. G. Sangeet Math Hi. Lit.
221. G. Sangeet Economics Psychology 266. G. Sangeet Math Eng. Lit.
222. G. Sangeet Economics Philosophy 267. G. Sangeet Math Sanskrit
223. G. Sangeet Economics Pol.Sci. 268. G. Sangeet Math Pub. Adm.
224. G. Sangeet Economics Pbi. Lit. 269. G. Sangeet Math Sociology
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270. G. Sangeet Math Religion 315. History Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
271. G. Sangeet Psychology Pol. Sci. 316. History Hi. Lit. Religion
272. G. Sangeet Psychology Pbi. Lit. 317. History Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
273. G. Sangeet Psychology Hi. Lit. 318. History Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
274. G. Sangeet Psychology Eng. Lit. 319. History Pbi. Lit. Religion
275. G. Sangeet Psychology Sanskrit 320. History Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
276. G. Sangeet Psychology Pub. Adm. 321. History Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
277. G. Sangeet Psychology Sociology 322. History Pol. Sci. Linguistics
278. G. Sangeet Psychology Religion 323. History Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit.
279. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pol. Sci. 324. History Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm.
280. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pbi. Lit. 325. History Pol. Sci. Religion
281. G. Sangeet Philosophy Hi. Lit. 326. History Pub. Adm. Linguistics
282. G. Sangeet Philosophy Eng. Lit. 327. History Religion Linguistics
283. G. Sangeet Philosophy Sanskrit 328. Math. Eng. Lit. Linguistics
284. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pub. Adm. 329. Math. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
285. G. Sangeet Philosophy Sociology 330. Math. Eng. Lit. Religion
286. G. Sangeet Philosophy Religion 331. Math. Hi. Lit. Linguistics
287. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 332. Math. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
288. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 333. Math. Hi. Lit. Religion
289. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 334. Math. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
290. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Sanskrit 335. Math. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
291. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 336. Math. Pbi. Lit. Religion
292. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Sociology 337. Math. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
293. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Religion 338. Math. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
294. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 339. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics
295. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Sociology 340. Pbi. Lit. Religion Linguistics
296. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Religion 341. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Linguistics
297. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 342. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
298. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Sociology 343. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Religion
299. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Religion 344. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Linguistics
300. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 345. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
301. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Sociology 346. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Religion
302. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Religion 347. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
303. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Pub. Adm. 348. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
304. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Sociology 349. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Religion
305. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Religion 350. Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. Linguistics
306. G. Sangeet Pub. Adm. Sociology 351. Pol. Sci. Religion Linguistics
307. G. Sangeet Pub. Adm. Religion 352. Philosophy Def.St. Pol.Sci.
308. G. Sangeet Sociology Religion 353. Philosophy Def.St. Pbi.Lit.
309. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics 354. Philosophy Def.St. Hi.Lit.
310. Hi. Lit. Religion Linguistics 355. Philosophy Def.St. Eng.Lit.
311. History Eng. Lit. Linguistics 356. Philosophy Def.St. Pub.Adm.
312. History Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 357. Philosophy Def.St. Linguistics
313. History Eng. Lit. Religion 358. Philosophy Def.St. Sociology
314. History Hi. Lit. Linguistics 359. Philosophy Def.St. Religion
49
360. Philosophy Eco. Pol.Sci. 405. Psychology Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
361. Philosophy Eco. Pbi.Lit. 406. Psychology Hi. Lit. Religion
362. Philosophy Eco. Hi.Lit. 407. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
363. Philosophy Eco. Eng.Lit. 408. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
364. Philosophy Eco. Pub.Adm 409. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Religion
365. Philosophy Eco. Linguistics 410. Psychology Pol. Sc. Eng. Lit.
366. Philosophy Eco. Sociology 411. Psychology Pol. Sc. Hi. Lit.
367. Philosophy Eco. Religion 412. Psychology Pol. Sc. Linguistics
368. Philosophy Education Pol.Sci. 413. Psychology Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit.
369. Philosophy Education Pbi.Lit. 414. Psychology Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm.
370. Philosophy Education Hi.Lit. 415. Psychology Pol. Sc. Religion
371. Philosophy Education Eng.Lit. 416. Psychology Pub. Adm. Linguistics
372. Philosophy Education Pub.Adm. 417. Religion Pub.Adm. Def.St.
373. Philosophy Education Linguistics 418. Religion Pub.Adm. Eco.
374. Philosophy Education Sociology 419. Religion Pub.Adm. Education
375. Philosophy Education Religion 420. Religion Pub.Adm. Eng.Lit.
376. Philosophy Linguistics Pbi. Lit. 421. Religion Pub.Adm. Hi.Lit.
377. Philosophy Linguistics Hi.Lit. 422. Religion Pub.Adm. History
378. Philosophy Linguistics Eng.Lit. 423. Religion Pub.Adm. Linguistics
379. Philosophy Linguistics Sociology 424. Religion Pub.Adm. Math
380. Philosophy Linguistics Religion 425. Religion Pub.Adm. Pbi.Lit.
381. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Pbi. Lit. 426. Religion Pub.Adm. Pol.Sci.
382. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Hi.Lit. 427. Religion Pub.Adm. Psychology
383. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Eng.Lit. 428.. Religion Linguistics Math
384. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Pub.Adm. 429. Sanskrit Defence History
385. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Linguistics 430. Sanskrit Defence Math
386. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Sociology 431. Sanskrit Defence Philosophy
387. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Religion 432. Sanskrit Defence Psychology
388. Philosophy Pub.Adm Pbi.Lit. 433. Sanskrit Defence Pol. Science
389. Philosophy Pub.Adm Hi.Lit. 434. Sanskrit Defence Pub. Admn.
390. Philosophy Pub.Adm Eng.Lit. 435. Sanskrit Defence Linguistics
391. Philosophy Pub.Adm Linguistics 436. Sanskrit Defence Sociology
392. Philosophy Pub.Adm Sociology 437. Sanskrit Defence Religion
393. Philosophy Pub.Adm Religion 438. Sanskrit Economics History
394. Philosophy Religion Pbi.Lit. 439. Sanskrit Economics Math
395. Philosophy Religion Hi.Lit. 440. Sanskrit Economics Philosophy
396. Philosophy Religion Eng.Lit. 441. Sanskrit Economics Psychology
397. Philosophy Sociology Religion 442. Sanskrit Economics Pol. Science
398. Philosophy Sociology Pbi.Lit. 443. Sanskrit Economics Pub. Admn.
399. Philosophy Sociology Hi.Lit. 444. Sanskrit Economics Linguistics
400. Philosophy Sociology Eng.Lit. 445. Sanskrit Economics Sociology
401. Psychology Eng. Lit. Lingiuistics 446. Sanskrit Economics Religion
402. Psychology Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 447. Sanskrit Education History
403. Psychology Eng. Lit. Religion 448. Sanskrit Education Math
404. Psychology Hi. Lit. Linguistics 449. Sanskrit Education Philosophy
50
450. Sanskrit Education Psychology 495. Sociology Def.St. Religion
451. Sanskrit Education Pol. Science 496. Sociology Eco. History
452. Sanskrit Education Pub. Admn. 497. Sociology Eco. Math
453. Sanskrit Education Linguistics 498. Sociology Eco. Psychology
454. Sanskrit Education Sociology 499. Sociology Eco. Pol.Sci.
455. Sanskrit Education Religion 500. Sociology Eco. Pbi.Lit.
456. Sanskrit History Pol. Science 501. Sociology Eco. Hi.Lit.
457. Sanskrit History Pub. Admn. 502. Sociology Eco. Eng.Lit.
458. Sanskrit History Linguistics 503. Sociology Eco. Pub.Adm.
459. Sanskrit History Sociology 504. Sociology Eco. Linguistics
460. Sanskrit History Religion 505. Sociology Eco. Religion
461. Sanskrit Linguistics Sociology 506. Sociology Education History
462. Sanskrit Linguistics Religion 507. Sociology Education Math
463. Sanskrit Math Pol. Science 508. Sociology Education Psychology
464. Sanskrit Math Pub. Adm. 509. Sociology Education Pol.Sci.
465. Sanskrit Math Linguistics 510. Sociology Education Pbi.Lit.
466. Sanskrit Math Sociology 511. Sociology Education Hi.Lit.
467. Sanskrit Math Religion 512. Sociology Education Eng.Lit.
468. Sanskrit Philosophy Pol. Science 513. Sociology Education Pub.Adm.
469. Sanskrit Philosophy Pub. Admn. 514. Sociology Education Linguistics
470. Sanskrit Philosophy Linguistics 515. Sociology Education Religion
471. Sanskrit Philosophy Sociology 516. Sociology Linguistics Hi.Lit.
472. Sanskrit Philosophy Religion 517. Sociology Linguistics Eng.Lit.
473. Sanskrit Pol. Science Pub. Admn. 518. Sociology Pub.Adm. Religion
474. Sanskrit Pol. Science Linguistics 519. Sociology Hi. Lit. Religion
475. Sanskrit Pol. Science Sociology 520. Sociology History Eng. Lit.
476. Sanskrit Pol. Science Religion 521. Sociology History Hi. Lit.
477. Sanskrit Psychology Pol. Science 522. Sociology History Linguistics
478. Sanskrit Psychology Pub. Admn. 523. Sociology History Pbi. Lit.
479. Sanskrit Psychology Linguistics 524. Sociology History Pol. Sc.
480. Sanskrit Psychology Sociology 525. Sociology History Pub. Adm.
481. Sanskrit Psychology Religion 526. Sociology History Religion
482. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Linguistics 527. Sociology Math Eng. Lit.
483. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Sociology 528. Sociology Math Hi. Lit.
484. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Religion 529. Sociology Math Linguistics
485. Sanskrit Sociology Religion 530. Sociology Math Pbi. Lit.
486. Sociology Def.St. History 531. Sociology Math Pol. Sc.
487. Sociology Def.St. Math 532. Sociology Math Pub. Adm.
488. Sociology Def.St. Psychology 533. Sociology Math Religion
489. Sociology Def.St. Pol.Sci. 534. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
490. Sociology Def.St. Pbi.Lit. 535. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
491. Sociology Def.St. Hi.Lit. 536. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Religion
492. Sociology Def.St. Eng.Lit. 537. Sociology Pol. Sc. Eng. Lit.
493. Sociology Def.St. Pub.Adm. 538. Sociology Pol. Sc. Hi. Lit.
494. Sociology Def.St. Linguistics 539. Sociology Pol. Sc. Linguistics
51
540. Sociology Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit. 585. Tabla Def. Std. Com. App.
541. Sociology Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm. 586. Tabla Def. Std. Sociology
542. Sociology Pol. Sc. Religion 587. Tabla Def. Std. Religion
543. Sociology Psychology Eng. Lit. 588. Tabla Education History
544. Sociology Psychology Hi. Lit. 589. Tabla Education Math
545. Sociology Psychology Linguistics 590. Tabla Education Psychology
546. Sociology Psychology Pbi. Lit. 591. Tabla Education Philosophy
547. Sociology Psychology Pol. Sc. 592. Tabla Education Pbi. Lit.
548. Sociology Psychology Pub. Adm. 593. Tabla Education Hi. Lit.
549. Sociology Psychology Religion 594. Tabla Education Eng. Lit.
550. Sociology Pub. Adm. Linguistics 595. Tabla Education Sanskrit
551. Sociology Religion Linguistics 596. Tabla Education Pub. Adm.
552. Sociology Hi.Lit. Pub. Adm. 597. Tabla Education Linguistics
553. Sociology Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 598. Tabla Education Gurmat Sangeet
554. Sociology Eng. Lit. Religion 599. Tabla Education Com. App.
555. Math Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm. 600. Tabla Education Sociology
556. Math Pol. Sc. Religion 601. Tabla Education Religion
557. Math Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit. 602. Tabla History Pbi. Lit.
558. Math Pol. Sc. Linguistics 603. Tabla History Hi. Lit.
559. Psychology Religion Linguistics 604. Tabla History Eng. Lit.
560. Tabla Economics History 605. Tabla History Sanskrit
561. Tabla Economics Math 606. Tabla History Pub. Adm.
562. Tabla Economics Psychology 607. Tabla History Linguistics
563. Tabla Economics Philosophy 608. Tabla History Gurmat Sangeet
564. Tabla Economics Pbi. Lit. 609. Tabla History Com. App.
565. Tabla Economics Hi. Lit. 610. Tabla History Sociology
566. Tabla Economics Eng. Lit. 611. Tabla History Religion
567. Tabla Economics Sanskrit 612. Tabla Math Pbi. Lit.
568. Tabla Economics Pub. Adm. 613. Tabla Math Hi. Lit.
569. Tabla Economics Linguistics 614. Tabla Math Eng. Lit.
570. Tabla Economics Gurmat Sangeet 615. Tabla Math Sanskrit
571. Tabla Economics Com. App. 616. Tabla Math Pub. Adm.
572. Tabla Economics Sociology 617. Tabla Math Linguistics
573. Tabla Economics Religion 618. Tabla Math Gurmat Sangeet
574. Tabla Def. Std. History 619. Tabla Math Comp. App.
575. Tabla Def. Std. Math 620. Tabla Math Sociology
576. Tabla Def. Std. Psychology 621. Tabla Math Religion
577. Tabla Def. Std. Philosophy 622. Tabla Psychology Pbi. Lit.
578. Tabla Def. Std. Pbi. Lit. 623. Tabla Psychology Hi. Lit.
579. Tabla Def. Std. Hi. Lit. 624. Tabla Psychology Eng. Lit.
580. Tabla Def. Std. Eng. Lit. 625. Tabla Psychology Sanskrit
581. Tabla Def. Std. Sanskrit 626. Tabla Psychology Pub. Adm.
582. Tabla Def. Std. Pub. Adm. 627. Tabla Psychology Linguistics
583. Tabla Def. Std. Linguistics 628. Tabla Psychology Sociology
584. Tabla Def. Std. Gurmat Sangeet 629. Tabla Psychology Religion
52
630. Tabla Philosophy Pbi. Lit.
631. Tabla Philosophy Hi. Lit. Note :- The abbreviations used above stand
632. Tabla Philosophy Eng. Lit. for the subjects as under :-
633. Tabla Philosophy Sanskrit Def. St. for Defence and Strategic Studies
634. Tabla Philosophy Pub. Adm.
Eng. Lit. " English Literature
635. Tabla Philosophy Linguistics
Hi. Lit. " Hindi Literature
636. Tabla Philosophy Sociology
Pbi. Lit. " Punjabi Literature
637. Tabla Philosophy Religion
Math. " Mathematics
638. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
639. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Linguistics Pol. Sci. " Political Science
640. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Gurmat Sangeet Pub. Adm. " Public Administration
641. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Com. App. G.Sangeet " Gurmat Sangeet
642. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Sociology Com.App. " Computer Application
643. Tabla Pbi. Lit. Religion
644. Tabla Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
645. Tabla Hi. Lit. Linguistics
646. Tabla Hi. Lit. Gurmat Sangeet
647. Tabla Hi. Lit. Com. App.
648. Tabla Hi. Lit. Sociology
649. Tabla Hi. Lit. Religion
650. Tabla Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
651. Tabla Eng. Lit. Linguistics
652. Tabla Eng. Lit. Gurmat Sangeet
653. Tabla Eng. Lit. Com. App.
654. Tabla Eng. Lit. Sociology
655. Tabla Eng. Lit. Religion
656. Tabla Sanskrit Pub. Adm.
657. Tabla Sanskrit Linguistics
658. Tabla Sanskrit Gurmat Sangeet
659. Tabla Sanskrit Com. App.
660. Tabla Sanskrit Sociology
661. Tabla Sanskrit Religion
662. Tabla Pub. Adm. Linguistics
663. Tabla Pub. Adm. Gurmat Sangeet
664. Tabla Pub. Adm. Com. App.
665. Tabla Pub. Adm. Sociology
666. Tabla Pub. Adm. Religion
667. Tabla Linguistics Sociology
668. Tabla Linguistics Religion
669. Tabla Gurmat Sangeet Sociology
670. Tabla Gurmat Sangeet Religion
671. Tabla Com. App. Sociology
672. Tabla Com. App. Religion
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 CHAPTER - I
1. GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING
THE ADMISSION FORM
Please note that the Examination
Form and fee must accompany the
Admission Form and fee.
The last date for receiving applications,
complete in all respects, for admission to
different courses without late fee has been
fixed as per schedule given in the
beginning of the prospectus. Before filling
in the Admission Form marked A, please
read it and also go through cautiously the
eligibility conditions of the relevant course
in which you are seeking Admission.
Forms marked A 1 , A 2 , A 3,A 4 and (i) Candidates residing in India whose
Examination Forms marked B, B1, B2 ,
B 3 , and B 4 duly completed must be
submitted along with Admission Form
marked A. Forms incomplete in any
respect or without the requisite fee and
documents, will not be considered for
admission.
The candidate may fill the Form either
in Punjabi or English in his/her own
handwriting. No column should be left
blank. Strike out the column which is not
applicable. All the documents should be
properly stitched/tagged with the form.
Photo pasted in the Admission Form
should be self-attested.
Details of the examination on the basis
of which the candidate is seeking
admission to a Course should be clearly
filled in the relevant column.
The name of the candidate as well as
spellings written in the Admission Form
should correspond with those written in
his/her Matriculation/Senior Secondary
certificate or with that of the last
examination passed or any examination
equivalent thereto.
Subjects offered for the course should
be appropriately filled in the proper column.
Note : Those students who are already
registered with Punjabi University, Patiala,
will have to fill up their registration
number in the Admission Form. If they
conceal the registration number, they will
be charged Rs. 5000/-.
, 2. PROVISIONAL ADMISSION -
(FOR UNFAIR MEANS CASES)
A candidate involved in unfair
means case is allowed provisional
admission at his/her own risk and
responsibility in the next class
pending decision in his/her case.
Such provisional admission will be
cancelled, if the Unfair Means
Committee disqualifies him/her and
the fee paid will be forfeited.
3. LATE DECLARATION OF RESULT
result of the lower examination is
declared late by the University for
reasons other than non completion
of requisite formalities by them,
can seek admission within 21 days
(2 months for foreign candidates)
from the date of declaration of
their result. However, such
candidates will not be admitted to
any course after the last date fixed
for receipt of Admission Forms with
late fees. No candidate shall be
admitted to any course where
attendance in Personal Contact
Programme is compulsory and the
Department has already conducted
the Personal Contact Programme.
(ii) Admission of candidates on the
basis of re-evaluation result :
Candidates can seek admission to
next higher course on the basis of
their re-evaluation result within 15
working days without late fee from
the date of declaration of their re-
evaluation result card by the
University.
(iii) Provisional result : No candidate
will be admitted to any course on
the basis of provisional result
intimation-letters issued by the
Controller of Examinations of this
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 University unless especially
specified by the Controller of
Examinations.
4. RECOGNITION OF EXAMINATIONS
OF OTHER UNIVERSITIES
The certificates/degrees of all
statutory universities or institutions
recognised by the Association of
Indian Universities (Inter-University
Board) are considered equivalent
(unless specified otherwise) to the
corresponding certificates/degrees of
this University for purposes of
admission to various courses. See
important instructions on page 25.
For B.A. students, the study
material of following subjects will be
available only in Punjabi medium.
Hence, if a student opts for these
subjects in English medium, he/she
will have to prepare for the
examination on his/her own.
(1) Religion (2) Philosophy
(3) Gurmat Sangeet (4) Linguistics
(5) Education
See also page 32 : Medium of
Instruction
IMPORTANT NOTE
Candidates seeking admission to any
integrated course are required to have
passed the subject of Punjabi in
Matriculation/Higher Secondary/+2
examination, otherwise they will not be
given admission. However, those seeking
admission to the B.Com./B.A. Part-I/M.A.
Part-I Course may pass Punjabi 'Matric
standard or Punjabi Praveshika,
simultaneously, during the course.
5. INFORMATION REGARDING
PUNJAB HISTORY AND CULTURE
Only those students can opt Punjab
History and Culture in lieu of Punjabi
Compulsory in Part-III of graduation
courses who have studied this paper
in Part-I and Part-II. Punjab History
and Culture can not be opted for in
Part-I of any graduation course.
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6. MIGRATION CERTIFICATE AND
REQUIRED ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES
Migration Certificate and required
original certificates shall have to be
submitted with the Admission Form.
However, if the candidate fails to submit
the same alongwith Admission Form, he/
she could submit the same within one
month from the date of submission of
Admission Form with the permission of
Head, Department of Distance Education.
However, if the candidate cannot submit
these within one month from the date of
submission of Admission Form, these shall
be accepted with late fee as per schedule
given below:-
With late Fee of Rs. 500/- : 30-11-2013
With late Fee of Rs. 1000/- : 21-02-2014
(With the permission of the Registrar)
FOREIGN CANDIDATES
Candidates of Indian origin residing
abroad, who have passed any examination
from any Indian University/Board are
required to submit original Migration
Certificate. In accordance with the
instructions issued by the Ministry of
Human Resource Development, Govt. of
India, foreign candidates residing in India
who wish to seek admission in a class, must
have student visa or provisional student
visa endorsed on their passport.
EXEMPTION
The following categories of candidates
are exempted from the production of
Migration Certificate :
(a) Candidates applying for admission after
passing Matriculation/ Higher
Secondary/10+2 from Boards of Punjab,
Haryana or Himachal Pradesh.
(b) Candidates taking admission in
Punjabi Praveshika (Preliminary
Course in Punjabi) and Diploma in
Divinity. If a candidate has joined a
higher course at any other University
before shifting to this Department he/
she must produce 'No Objection
Certificate' from the concerned
institution.
7. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO BE
SUBMITTED WITH THE ADMISSION
FORM
(a) Six recent passport size photographs
of the candidate. One self-attested
photograph to be affixed on the
Admission Form in the space provided
for the purpose, one to be affixed on the
Identity Card and four photographs
extra.
(b) Character Certificate from the Principal
of the School/College last attended or
from a Gazetted Officer. Candidates
residing abroad may obtain it from a
Gazetted Officer of the Indian Embassy.
(c) The original/provisional Certificate/
Degree and the Detailed Marks
Certificate on the basis of which
admission is being sought.
(d) Self-attested copy of the certificate of
the date of birth in Christian era and
copy of Matric Detailed Marks Card.
(e) Proof of Fee : If fee is sent through
demand draft to the Registrar, Punjabi
University, Patiala, the students should
write his/her name, father's name,
class and form number on the back of
the demand draft.
(f) Identity Card duly signed at the
appropriate place. A recent passport size
photograph must be pasted.
(g) Migration Certificate, in original, if
applicable.
(h) The complete Admission Form may be
mailed to the Head, Department of
Distance Education, Punjabi,
University, Patiala-147002, under
registered cover. On the envelope, it
should be clearly written, Application
for Admission to ..................................
Course. It can also be delivered at the
Enquiry and Information Centre located
at the University Main Gate and a
receipt may be obtained for the same.
For calculating late fee, in the case
the form is sent by registered post, the date
of despatch by the candidate shall be taken
as the date of receipt in the Department.
Candidates may keep intact the postal-
receipt with them so that it can be
produced for verification as and when
required.
Note : Candidates seeking admission to
B.A. /B.Com. Part-III must submit attested
photo copies of Detailed Marks Cards of
B.A./B.Com Part-I and Part-II alongwith
their admission form.
8. REJECTION OF ADMISSION FORM
The Admission Form is liable to be
rejected due to any of the following reasons,
if:
(a) it is incomplete or requisite original
documents are not attached or
photographs are not affixed;
(b) the candidate does not fulfil the
eligibility condition;
(c) the qualifying examination on the basis
of which admission is sought, is not
recognised by this University;
(d) fees and other charges are not remitted
in full.
(e) the Admission Form is not signed by the
candidate;
(f) the particulars furnished in the
Admission Form are found to be
incorrect, incomplete or wrong.
Please note that the case of refund of
tuition fee and other charges of such
candidates shall be dealt with in accordance
with the provisions mentioned in the
Prospectus under the heading :"Refund of
Tuition Fee and other Charges."
VERIFICATION OF ORIGINAL
CERTIFICATES
Candidates who have passed the
qualifying examination (on the basis of
which they are seeking admission to a
Course) from any University/Board (other
than Punjabi University) are required to
submit the original degrees/certificates for
verification of those documents. The
Department reserves the right to cancel
the provisional admission and/or the
result of any part of the examination of
the concerned Course of a candidate
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whose degree/documents are found to be
bogus, forged or tampered with. It shall
be the basic responsibility of the candidate
to submit the required certificates and
documents within the stipulated period as
and when demanded, failing which his/her
admission shall stand cancelled without
giving any notice.
The original certificates/
documents will be returned to the candidate
after verification.
9. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR
ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND
CONTINUATION FEE FOR
CANDIDATES WHO DO NOT FULFIL
THE CONDITIONS
Candidates enrolled for various courses
being run by the Department, are required
to fulfil the conditions to become eligible to
take the examination, as laid down for each
Course in the Prospectus. These conditions,
inter-alia, include participation in Personal
Contact Programme(s) and attendance of a
required number of lectures; submission of
Response-Sheets etc. Such candidates as
fail to fulfil all/any of these conditions and
are not permitted to take the examination,
can revive their eligibility during the next
academic session by making up the
deficiency by participating in the Personal
Contact Programme(s) and attending the
requisite number of lectures and/or by
submitting the requisite number of
Response-Sheets, as the case may be. They
will have to submit an application in this
regard and deposit continuation fee of Rs.
500/- through a crossed Demand Draft
marked & Co. drawn in favour of the
Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala, by
September 30th.
Those students who have taken
migration certificate from this University
can not be considered for the
continuation.
Those students who do not fulfill the
conditions regarding Response
Sheets,attendance in Personal Contact
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Programmes, Practical/Seminar/Viva
Voce etc. (given in detail with respective
courses) will be considered ineligibile for
appearing in the annual examination.
10. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING FEES
1. Library Security
Rs. 735/-as Library Security is part of
tuition fee and other charges. The
candidate can withdraw security fee on
request within one year of leaving the
Department in prescribed Application
Form available as Annexure 'D'. Last
date to submit the Form is 15th July. The
candidates who have already paid
Library security in the first year of
integrated courses are not required to
pay this amount in next part of the same
course, provided there is no gap year.
2. Discrepancy Fee
The candidate seeking admission is
required to submit full tuition fee and
other charges alongwith the Admission
Form. The candidate submitting less
fee shall be charged Rs. 350/- as
discrepancy fee along with the balance
fee.
3. If there is any increase in the rate of
examination fee, tuition fee, annual
charges etc. pertaining to any course/
class at a later stage, the students
shall have to pay the enhanced dues.
4. Regular employees of Punjabi
University are exempted from payment
of Tuition Fee, Library Security Fee,
Medical Fee and Library Membership
Fee.
11. TUITION FEE AND OTHER CHARGES
FOR FOREIGN CANDIDATES
Candidates living abroad will pay tuition
fee, other annual charges and
infrastructure development fee in foreign
currency at the time of admission, as per
the schedule (see page 10).
A. TUITION FEE, ANNUAL CHARGES,
EXAMINATION FEE AND MAILING
CHARGES (FOREIGN CURRENCY)
POUNDS US $
Punjabi Praveshika 355 or 530
Gyani 372 or 560
Diploma in Divinity 372 or 560
B.A. Part-I, II and III 455 or 680
B.Com. Part-I, II and III 507 or 760
M.A./M.Com. Part-I and II 555 or 830
M.A. Part-I & II (Religious Studies) 565 or 840
B. CENTRE CREATION FEE FOR ALL THE
CLASSES 1000 U.S. Dollars or its
equivalent in Pounds per centre
Note :
1. The foreign students shall have to bear
any other expenditure related to the
conduct of examination demanded by the
concerned Embassy.
2. The employees and children or wards of
employees of Indian Embassies/High
Commissions will not be required to pay
mailing charges prescribed for foreign
candidates if they arrange to receive their
lessons through the diplomatic bag.
12. MODE OF PAYMENT OF FEE
The student has the following two
options to pay his tuition fee and other
charges:
The student can pay in cash at any
Branch of State Bank of Patiala in the
country through core-banking. They can
deposit their dues in their city/town/
village by depositing their fee in cash in
any branch of the State Bank of Patiala.
OR
The student can send his dues through
Demand Draft payable at Patiala. The
DemandDraft drawn in favour of the
Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala. The
student should write his/her name,
father's name and name of the course on
the back of the draft so that fee can be
matched.
Instructions for students to deposit their
admission fees in any Branch of State
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Bank of Patiala in the country through
Core Banking.
1. Student/Parents may approach the
nearest Branch of the State Bank of
Patiala to deposit their fees.
2. Fill pay-in-slip having three parts.
3. Ensure that the following are correctly
and properly filled :
(i) Date of Receipt/Challan
Number/Pay-in-Slip
(ii) Application Form Number
(iii) Name of the Student
(iv) Fathers Name
(v) Class
(vi) Subject
(vii) Branch Name and its Code
4. Student will get two parts of the pay-
in-slip after depositing the fees :
(i) First part of pay-in-slip will be
retained by the student along
with the Application.
(ii) Second part of pay-in-slip will be
submitted by the student along
with the Application Form.
(iii) Third part of pay-in-slip will be
retained by the Branch of the
Bank where fee is deposited.
5. Student must ensure to obtain First
and Second part of the pay-in-slip duly
signed by the Bank Official along with
stamp.
6. Fee once deposited in the Bank for
University account cant be refunded
by the Bank.
7. Photocopy of the Bank receipt (pay-in-
slip) will not be accepted by the
Department.
8. Student may obtain certificate of proof
of having deposited fee from the
concerned Branch of the Bank in case
of loss of pay-in-slip.
THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT
Note: (i) The candidate while sending
a Demand Draft, should
ensure that :
(a) It bears the name of the
station of the issuing branch
of the bank concerned;
 (b) any overwriting must be signed
by the authority issuing the
Demand Draft; and
(c) the amount in words and
figures must tally.
(ii) The Admission Form along with
Demand Draft/fee slip may be sent
under registered cover to the Head,
Department of Distance Education,
Punjabi University, Patiala-147002,
by due date or it may be handed over
at the Enquiry and Information Centre
located at the University main gate,
and a proper receipt be obtained.
13. FEE CONCESSION
A. The following categories of candidates
are granted fee concession/exempted
from payment of tuition fee. They may
pay only annual charges alongwith the
fee meant for admission to the Course :
(i) In case of two real brothers/sisters
studying in the Department, half fee
concession will be granted to that
candidate who is studying in a course
whose tuition fee is less than the other
course. If both or one of them is in
service or has got some other source of
income, fee concession shall not be
granted. Eligible candidates must apply
for fee concession alongwith self-
attested copies of Matriculation
Certificate within one month from the
date of admission. No application
thereafter or any application not
supported by attested copies of
Matriculation Certificate will be
entertained for the purpose.
(ii) If one of the real brothers/sisters is
married, he/she will not be granted the
benefit of half fee concession.
(iii)Children/dependents of the members
of Armed forces including para-military
personnel who have either been killed
or permanently disabled in the Indo-Pak
Conflict of 1965, Indo-Pak Conflict of
1971 and Indo-Chinese Hostilities of
1962 and Indian Peace Keeping Force
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(IPKF)* in Sri Lanka.
(iv) Wife/ward(s), real son(s) or daughter(s)**
of Punjabi University employees
(regular), provided they are not in
service :
(a) Those drawing pay upto Rs. 21600/-
per month (grade pay + basic pay)
- Full tuition fee concession.
(b) Those drawing pay from Rs. 21601/-
to 24750/- per month (grade pay +
basic pay)- 50% tuition fee
concession.
(c) Those drawing pay from Rs. 24751/-
and above per month (grade pay +
basic pay)- 25% tuition fee
concession.
(Above concession shall be limited upto
two children)
(v) Regular employees of Punjabi
University - Full tuition fee concession.
B. Facility of Free*** education in State
Government and State aided
educational institution is given to the
following categories of sufferers granted
by the Govt. of Punjab vide circular
Memo No. 15287 I-EDU - 4/1386-92
dated 30.04.90.
(vi) The freeship to the children of persons
killed in 1984 riots and terrorist
violence in Punjab State will be given
as per rules and concessions laid by the
Government of Punjab vide Circular
Memo No. 4 Edu : 340-345 dt. 9.2.87.
(vii)Freeship to the children of persons
killed as a result of action by security
forces in aid of civil power.
(viii)Children of 100% physically disabled
riot affected persons.
(ix) Children of Sikh migrants.
(x) Children of army deserted/killed/100%
physically disabled.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No. (iii)
* Endorsement No. 17/16-3 EDLH-6/1024 dated
6-4-1983 from the Punjab Govt. Education
Department, addressed to D.P.I. Punjab.
** Provided they are not employed.
*** Tuition Fee including other charges.
The candidate who repeats a year in a class shall
not be eligible for this concession for that year.
may submit a certificate duly signed
alongwith seal and stamp of concerned
Officer Commanding or the Deputy
Commissioner of the district to which the
candidate belongs. Candidates mentioned
at Sr. No. (iv) & (v) should submit the
certificate from the Establishment Branch/
Accounts Branch.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No. (vi)
may submit a self-attested copy of the
certificate issued by the Deputy
Commissioner of the district of their
domicile, stating relevant facts regarding
the death of the bread-earner in November,
1984 riots or terrorist violence in Punjab
State with their complete address.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No.
(vii) to (x) may submit an attested copy of
the certificate stating relevant facts from
competent authority empowered to issue
such certificate.
Note : Regular employees of Punjabi
University are exempted from payment of
Tuition Fee, Library Security, Medical
Fee and Library Membership Fee.
14. REFUND OF TUITION FEE AND OTHER
CHARGES
Tuition fee and other charges remitted
by the candidate shall not be refunded, if :
(i) the admission of a candidate is not
finalised for non-payment of fee and
other charges or a part thereof by the
prescribed date;
(ii) the candidate has not submitted the
required certificate, degree, migration
certificate, or the certificates
submitted by him/her are found to be
bogus or forged;
(iii)after the submission of Admission Form
for admission to a particular class/
course, the candidate does not want to
continue his/her studies;
(iv) the particulars furnished in the
Admission Form are found to be
incorrect or wrong.
Note : If a candidate is not admitted
because of his/her being found
ineligible to join any course, the fee paid
by him/her shall be refunded after a
deduction of 25% of the tuition fee
already paid. However, late fee,
examination fee and annual charges, if
paid, will be refunded, in full.
For detalied rules regarding the refund
of fee, candidates may see the
departmental website http://www.
dccpbi.com
15. CHANGE OF SUBJECT/OPTION/
MEDIUM
(i) Candidates are not allowed to change
the course or medium filled in by them
in their Admission Form. They are,
therefore, required to be very careful
while filling in their Admission Form.
(ii) A student of M.A. who has submitted
his/her Admission Form within the due
date of without late fee and wants to
change the option will be allowed to
change his/her opinion by paying the
fee of Rs. 500/- latest by 31-10-20130.
(iii)A candidate who wants to change the
course after depositing the fee for a
particular course will have to deposit
the tuition fee/late fee and other
charges afresh as per rules. The
amount already deposited/sent through
Demand Draft would be forfeited.
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 CHAPTER - II sent along with Admission Form
under Regd. cover to the Head,
1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UNIVERSITY Department of Distance Education,
EXAMINATIONS well in time, or these may be
(i) Candidates who are certified by the deposited at the Enquiry and
Head of the Department to have Information Centre located at the
successfully completed the main gate of the University and a
prescribed course of instructions receipt be obtained for the same.
and whose conduct has been
2. EXAMINATION CENTRES
satisfactory, will be allowed to
No examination centre is created
appear in the annual examination.
beyond the jurisdiction of the Punjabi
(ii) Examination Form marked 'B' 'B1',
University, Patiala. Therefore, the
'B 2 ', 'B 3 ' and 'B 4 ' should be
candidates of the Department of
submitted duly completed alongwith
Distance Education have to appear at
the Admission Form so as to reach
the examination centres created by
the Department by the dates given
the University within its jurisdiction.
in the schedule. Incomplete
However, in special cases, examination
Examination Form in any respect
centres may be created at different
shall not be accepted.
places on request and with the
permission of the Vice-Chancellor by
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
paying the requisite fee for the
All columns of the Examination
creation of the new centre.
Form should be neatly filled in either
List of examination centres is
in Punjabi or English. Strike out the
given on the back of the Examination
one which is not applicable.
Form. The University reserves the
Examination Branch will charge
right to create new centre(s) and to
Rs. 350/- if any discrepancy is found
discontinue any existing centre(s)
in the Examination Form. The
without assigning any reason.
candidates should, therefore, complete
NOTE :
it very carefully.
(i) For annual examination eligibility of
(a) Paste three passport size unattested
all the students will be provisional.
photographs. These should be the
Mere issuing of exam roll number
same photographs as have been
does not ensure the final confirmation
used for the Admission Form. Write
of their eligibilty. In case of
your name, father's name, class,
discrepency of any kind, the eligibility
course and session on the top.
can be cancelled at any stage, before
(b) The fee paid through Demand Draft,
and after the examination and even
should be crossed as & "Co." and
after the declaration of result.
drawn in favour of The Registrar,
(ii) The examination centres for foreign
Punjabi University, Patiala. Name of
students will be created in their
the candidate, father's name & full
respective countries on payment of a
address, name of the examination,
centre creation fee of 1000 US dollars
session and Sr. No. of the Form
or equivalent amount, provided
must be written on the back of
arrangements to the satisfaction of the
the Demand Draft for proper credit
Vice-Chancellor exist there. Otherwise,
of fee and also to avoid its
they shall have to appear at one of
misuse.
the centres created in Punjab.
(c) The Examination Form is to be
If any other charges/expenses are
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 levied by the embassy, the candidate 4. FACILITIES TO FAILED/
will have to pay accordingly. RE-APPEAR CANDIDATES
A candidate, who having completed
3. RE-EVALUATION
the prescribed course of instruction
The prescribed Form marked 'C' is
for an examination does not appear
appended to the Prospectus. This form
in the examination or having
is to be filled in, if need be, only
appeared has failed or got re-
after the declaration of University
appear, is allowed to take the next
result. Re-evaluation of scripts is
Annual/Supplementary Examination,
allowed on the following conditions:-
as the case may be, in the
(a) The examinees, whose scripts are
capacity of late candidate of the
got evaluated from two examiners
D.E. Department. The Examination
by the University at its own
Form can be obtained from the
initiative before the declaration of
Head, Publication Bureau, Punjabi
the result, shall be ineligible to
University, Patiala-147002, on
seek re-evaluation of the script
payment of Rs. 175/-(this includes
under the Ordinances relating to
postal charges) by sending a
re-evaluation. An indication to this
crossed Demand Draft drawn in
effect will be given in the result
favour of the Registrar, Punjabi
notification itself.
University, Patiala alongwith a self
(b) Re-evaluation is not allowed in
addressed envelope. He/She may
more than two subjects at the
send his/her Examination Form
undergraduate and two papers at
alongwith the requisite fee either
the post-graduate level.
through a Demand Draft drawn in
(c) The amount of the fee payable for
favour of the Registrar, Punjabi
undergraduate and for Post
University, Patiala or deposit it
graduate examination is Rs. 500/-
with the University Cashier. The
per answer book.
Examination Form in such cases
(d) Regular candidates of the
may be sent through Registered
Department of Distance Education
post in the following manner :
can apply for re-evaluation of
(a) In case of such candidates as
answer books within 21 days (both
have failed in an examination or
days inclusive) from the date of
got re-appear they may send it
the official declaration of result
direct to the Controller of
and with late fee of Rs. 500/- in
Examinations after getting it
the next seven days.
attested by any one of the
(e) The form and fee received after the
authorities mentioned in the
due date will not be considered
Examination Form;
under any circumstances.
(b) In case of candidates who after
(f) Candidate seeking a photostat of
having completed a course of
his/her Answer Script (theory) can
studies, could not appear in the
obtain it within ten days of the
examination and are appearing as
declaration of result by paying
late candidates of the Department,
Rs. 2000/- per Answer Script. This
they may send it to the Head,
facility will be available only to
Department of Distance Education
those candidates who fulfil all
for attestation and onward
conditions for re-evaluation of their
transmission to the Examination
Answer Script.
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(c) Old candidates of the Department IMPORTANT NOTE :
who wish to appear in additional 1. Candidates re-appearing in a paper
subject/paper for improvement of of an examination shall have to
Division/Marks may self-attest deposit the fee prescribed for the
their Examination Forms and concerned examination.
submit direct to the Controller of 2. Candidates appearing for
Examinations. improvement of division/marks
5. EXAMINATION FEE FOR FAILED/ shall have to deposit the same fee
REAPPEAR CANDIDATES as prescribed for the concerned
M.A.Part-I & II Rs. 2200/- examination.
M.Sc.(IT) Part-I & II (each part) 3. Candidates appearing in additional/
M.Com. Part-I & II deficient subjects (for all classes)
Master of Library shall have to pay the fee as per
& Information Science the university rules.
4. The examination of all courses will
B.A.Part-I, II & III Rs. 1500/-
(each part + Rs. 450/-
be held as per the examination
(Practical Fee per subject) schedule decided by the university.
5. For pass Percentage/Re-appear/
B.Com.Part-I Rs. 1700/- Exemption, the candidate may
(Practical Fee Rs. 450/- per subject, if any)
consult the relevant ordinances.
B.Com.Part-II & III Rs. 1700/- 6. Complete examination forms 'B',
BBA Part-I, II & III Rs. 2200/- 'B 1 ', 'B 2', 'B 3 ' and 'B 4 ' along with
BCA Part-I, II & III + Rs. 450/- the demand draft should reach the
(Practical Fee per subject) department as per the schedule
Bachelor of Library and Rs. 1600/- given in the Prospectus alongwith
Information Science the admission forms.
Diploma in Library Science Rs. 1700/- 7. The candidature of all the
PGD in Journalism & Rs. 1900/- candidates for the Annual
Mass Communication, (for each course) Examination will be Provisional.
PGD in Computer Applications, The mere fact of entertaining of
PGD in Translation, the Examination Form and issuing
of Roll Number will not imply that
PGD in Forensic Science
the University has finally approved
PG Diploma in HIV/ Rs. 1900/- + Rs. 450/- the candidature of a candidate.
AIDS Counselling (Practical Fee ) Non-completion of eligibility
Diploma in Gurmat Sangeet, Rs. 1200/- conditions or any discrepancy in
Gurmat Sangeet Praveshika (for each course) the documents submitted by the
Diploma in Divinity candidates may lead to
Punjabi Praveshika, Gyani Rs. 1500/- disqualification before taking the
Certificate Course in French, examination or even after
Certificate Course in German, declaration of the result, at any
Certificate Course in Spoken English, stage.
Certificate Course in Urdu,
Certificate Course in Sanskrit
Soft Skills and Personality Development
Rs. 1000/- for each course

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EXAMINATION FEE FOR FAILED/
RE-APPEAR FOREIGN CANDIDATES
Pound
Punjabi Praveshika 10 or
Gyani, Diploma in Divinity 15 or
B.A.Part-I, II & III 10 or
B.Com.Part-I, II & III 15 or
M.A./M.Com. Part I & II 10 or
M.A.Part-I & II (Religious 15 or
Studies)
CHAPTER - III
US $ 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
15 (a) The ordinances in force at the time a
20 student joins a course shall hold good
15 only for the examination held during
20 or at the end of the academic year.
15 Nothing contained in this Prospectus
20 shall be deemed to debar the University
from amending the Ordinances
subsequently and the amended
Ordinances, if any, shall apply to all
students whether old or new.
(b) Notwithstanding the information
contained in the Prospectus, the Vice-
Chancellor will have the right that he,
in consultation with the Standing
Committee of the Academic Council,
can delete, change or make additions
in any of the provisions contained
therein.
If there is any ambiguity in the
clarification or interpretation of rules
given in this Prospectus, the decision
of the Vice-Chancellor will be final.
(c) The Head, Department of Distance
Education, reserves the right to deny
admission to any candidate in any
course without assigning any reason.
(d) No candidate can appear in two major
examinations of the same faculty or
of different faculties (Arts or Science,
etc.) in the same calendar year.
2. HOSTEL FACILITIES
Outstation students may be given
hostel accommodation in the Punjabi
University hostels if they come to Patiala
for the following purposes, subject to
availability of seats, on first-come-first
served basis :
(i) for attending Personal Contact
Programme of the respective class; and
(ii) for appearing in their respective
University Examination at Patiala
centre.
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 This facility is available for the actual
dates of Personal Contact Programme and
duration of the examination. The students
hailing from far-off places will be allowed
accommodation upto two days before the
commencement and two days after the end
of the University Examination.
Hostel Charges
Rs. 40/- per day subject to minimum
charges of Rs. 100/-.
In addition to the above, a student has to
pay Development Fund and Hostel Welfare
Fund of Rs. 25/- and Rs. 75/- respectively.
3. MAGAZINE
The Department publishes every year
a magazine entitled, GYAN DOOT. It provides
the students an opportunity to express
themselves and give their views on the
subjects of general interest and current
topics. It also helps to motivate literary
compositions and promote creative writing.
It contains four sections; three pertain to
languages : English, Hindi and Punjabi and
one to Social Sciences. The students may
send their compositions/articles as well as
entries for various competitions in any of
the three languages to the Chief Editor,
GYAN DOOT, Department of Distance
Education, Punjabi University, Patiala-
147002, by December 31, 2013 at the
latest. The students can also send their
entries by e-mail at the department's e-
mail address headddepbi@yahoo.com. The
publication of the magazine will be possible
only if entries of at least 150 printed pages
are received.
The compositions for the magazine
can be of the following categories :
(a) Original articles, short stories, poems,
essays.
(b) Any humorous incident/event/
situation (Please dont send cheap
jokes).
(c) A resume of about 300 words about the
outstanding personal achievement of
the writer. The Department also
encourages a spirit of competition
among the students by organising the
following competitions :
1. Essay Competition
2. Sketch/Drawing/Painting
Competition - Black and White
3. Photograph Competition
- Black and White
Last date for submission of Articles for
Gyan Doot is 31-12-2013.
The last date for sending entries to
various competitions is the same as for the
compositions for the Gyan Doot.
There are three prizes of Rs. 150/-,
Rs. 100/- and Rs. 75/- for the best three
entries for essay competition in each
language and two prizes of Rs. 150/- &
Rs. 100/- each for Photograph and Sketch/
Drawing/Painting competition, respectively.
4. ESSAY COMPETITION :
An Essay Competition is organised
every year to inspire the students to do
some original thinking on the subjects of
national and international interest.
The topics for the competition for the
Academic Session 2013-2014 are as
under :-
b/y w[ekpb/ bJh ftF/
gzikph (Punjabi)
1H gzikph rkfJeh-gzikphns dh gSkD dk ;zeN
2H ;kfjs ns/ ;wkie ;o'eko
3H wks-GkFk dk wjZst
4H B"iktkBK ftu tZX fojk BfFnK dk o[MkB
5H ftfdnkoEh ns/ okiBhsh
nzro/}h (English)
1. Corruption in Sports
2. Climate Changes in Next 50 Years
3. Political Awarness Among Youth
4. Use and Abuse of Internet Based
Social Networking
5. Where there is a will, there is a
way.
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fgUnh (Hindi) be re-issued if not required by other
students. Students who will not return the
1. lkbZcj dzkbZe
books in time will be charged Re. 1/- per
2. cktk+jokn day per book.
3. Hkwe.Myhdj.k The Department has also established
4. Hkkjrh; lald
~ f` r Study-Cum-Library centres at the following
5. lkfgR; vkSj lekt places where students can consult books:
Social Sciences 1. Faridkot : Govt. Barjindra College
1. Development and Stress 2. Bathinda : Regional Centre, Bathinda
(ftek; ns/ sDkU) 3. Barnala : S.D. College, Barnala
2. Women Empowerment in India 4. Dhuri : Desh Bhagat College, Bardwal
(Gkos ftu Bkoh Fesh dk T[EkB) 5. Sri Anandpur Sahib : Gurmat Sagar
3. Human Values and Modern Society Trust (Village Sahota)
(nkX[fBe ;wki ns/ wkBthA edoK ehwsK) 6. Ahmedabad (Gujrat) : Gurdwara Singh
4. Impacat of Development on Evironment Sabha
(tksktoD ns/ ;wkie ftek;) The candidates can sit, read and borrow
books from these centres. They can have
5. Glorification of Crime in Media membership either at Patiala or at any one
(whvhnk ftu }[ow dk r[DrkD) of the above centres. Double membership
Every entry should be accompanied by is not allowed.
a certificate in the following form :- Library books should be returned 10
Certified that the article/essay/ days before the commencement of the
painting, etc. is original composition of Annual examination failing which Roll Nos.
mine and not copied from anywhere. to the defaulting students will not be issued
........................................... by the Department.
Signature of the student 6. VIDEO LESSONS
Roll No.............................. The Department has prepared many
Video C.Ds on various subjects/topics
5. DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY AND pertaining to the syllabus which are
STUDY CENTRES supplement to study material and class-
room lectures. These C.Ds are made
The Department is maintaining its
available in the Departmental Library and
own library. Its rich collection of books, a
at our Study Centres also. The students
wide range of journals, reference section,
can get these issued and make use of them
skilled help from Library staff in use of
for studying at home.
material, provision of postal service and
efficient lending facilities all contribute 7. REFUND OF LIBRARY SECURITY
significantly in rendering assistance to the The library security is refundable on
students desirous of pursuing studies. request within one year of leaving the
Under the postal service scheme, the Department after completion of course i.e.
students can borrow books through post by before 15th July of next year in the
making a written request to the Incharge prescribed Application Form available at
Library. For this purpose the student has Annexure D.
to send his/her Identity Card indicating 8. INFORMATION ABOUT THE
the name(s) of the book(s) required. The IDENTITY CARD
books are issued for one month. These can
The students admitted to the
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Department are issued Identity Cards.
Books from the Library will be issued on
the production of this card at the lending
counter. It is valid up to the end of the
session, i.e. 31st May, 2014 or if a student
leaves the studies before the completion of
the course. In case the card is lost, the
student can obtain a duplicate Identity Card
after paying a fee of Rs. 50/- as per the
procedure laid down by the University. The
student must keep this card with him/her
whenever he/she visits the Library/Study
Centre/ Department or comes to attend
Personal Contact Programme. It is also
needed in the Examination Hall.
9. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
To remain in touch with old students
the departmental Alumni Association has
been formed. Detailed information about
the objectives, conditions for membership,
executive council, its functions etc. has
been mentioned in the rules/regulations
formed by the Punjabi University, Patiala.
You, being the student of our Department
may become the member of this
association. Its membership fee is
Rs. 100/- per annum. By paying Rs. 500/-
you can become life member. You can
contact at 0175-3046223 for further
information.
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CHAPTER - IV
RESERVED SEATS FOR MASTER/
BACHELOR/ DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE COURSES
Reservation of seats for various
categories shall be strictly in accordance
with the policy of the State Government as
adopted by the University.
However, it may be noted that no
change in the category(ies) filled in by a
candidate in his/her Admission Form
shall be entertained/permitted at a later
stage. Admission against the reserved
categories shall be made strictly in
accordance with the order of Punab
Government vide its letter No. 11/53/92-
6 Edu. 1/9729, 9938 dated 10-5-2002 and
15-5-2002. Accordingly, candidates in the
reserved category(ies) are to be considered
first in the general category alongwith
general category candidates depending
upon their merit and then the seats in the
reserved category(ies) shall be filled from
amongst the candidates in those
categories according to their merit.
The reservation of seats shall be as given
below :
RESERVATION OF SEATS
The percentage of seats reserved for
different categories shall be as follows :
Sr. Category % age of Seats
No. to be reserved
i) Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes.... 25%
ii) Backward Classes/OBC..................05%
The persons belonging to creamy
layer are not entitled to the
reservation under BC/OBC as per
Notification No. 1/41/93 RS1/
209 Government of Punjab,
Department of Welfare dated 24-
02-2009.
The rule of exclusion will apply to
sons and daughters of (a) Persons
having gross annual income of
Rs. 4.5 lakh or above or
 possessing wealth above the
exemption limit as prescribed in
the Wealth Tax Act for period of
three consecutive years;
(b) Persons in Categories I, II, III
and IV who are not disentitled to
the benefit of reservation but have
income from other sources of
wealth which will bring them within
the income/wealth criteria
mentioned in (a) above.
Explanation : Income from
salaries or agricultural land shall
not be clubbed.
iii) Border Area and Backward
Area (2% each)...............................04%
iv) Sportspersons...............................02%
v) Wards of Political Sufferers/Freedom
Fighters .........................................02%
(This will also include the wards
of those who have undergone an
aggregate of at least three months
of imprisonment in connection
with Emergency/ Punjabi Suba or
Dharm Yudh Morcha for the
demands of the State of Punjab,
Warriors of Jalianwala Bagh,
Kuka Movement and Kama Gata
Maru Movement).
vi) Disabled Persons ..........................03%
a) Blind.................................01%
b) Deaf & Dumb....................01%
c) Other handicapped...........01%
(If suitable candidates are not available
in any one of these sub categories of
disabled candidates or are not found
suitable for the particular course, the
seats so available will be filled up by the
candidates from the other sub-
categories of disabled candidates).
vii) Children/Widows of Defence
Personnel.......................................02%
Children/widows of defence
personnel killed or disabled to the
extent of 50% or more in action,
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wards of gallantary awardees,
ex-servicemen and children of
serving defence personnel/
ex-servicemen.
viii) Children/Widows of Para-Military
Forces Personnel ..................02%
Children/widows of para-military
forces personnel, Punjab Police,
PAP and Punjab Home Guards
killed or disabled in action to the
extent of 50% or more ex-
paramilitary forces personnel and
children of serving paramilitary
forces personnel/ ex-paramilitary
forces personnel.
ix) Riots Affected ........................02%
November, 1984 riot affected
displaced persons, children of
Army deserters killed/100%
physically disabled, the children of
the families of persons killed as a
result of terrorist violence or by
security forces acting in aid of civil
power and the children of innocent
civilians who have sustained 100%
disability in terrorist violence or
during operation by security forces
acting in aid of civil power.
x) Widow/Divorced women................02%
Note :
1. A Candidate applying for Admission
under category (i) i.e. against the seats
reserved for Scheduled Castes/
Scheduled Tribes category shall be
considered provided he/she produces a
Certificate signed by the District
Magistrate/Additional District
Magistrate/Collector/Deputy
Commissioner/Additional Deputy
Commissioner/Deputy Collector/First
Class Stipendiary Magistrate/City
Magistrate/Sub Divisional Magistrate/
Talika Magistrate/Executive Magistrate
/Extra Assistant Commissioner (not
below the rank of Ist Class Stipendiary
Magistrate), Revenue Officer not below
 the rank of Tehsildar as per U.O. No. 10/
2/96-2 SWI/11-12-13-14 Dated, Chd.
8.1.99 or as per Punjab Government NOS
1/3/95-PP11/7332 and 1/3/95 - 3P11/
10377 dated 14-06-99 and 1-08-2000 as
on page 94.
2. A candidate applying for Admission under
category (ii) i.e. against the seats reserved
for Backward classes category shall be
considered provided he/she produces
income certificates of parents alongwith
Backward class certificate signed by the
S.D.O. (Civil), Executive Magistrate,
Tehsildar, Naib-Tehsildar, Block
Development Officer, District Revenue
Officer as per latest instructions of the
Punjab Government. Only the latest
certificate will be considered.
3. A candidate shall be eligible for
admission under category (iii) only if he/
she is from a town/village within 10
miles from the International Border
excluding the towns of Ferozepur and
Gurdaspur or his/her town/village falls
within the backward area limits.
certificate to this effect should be
obtained from S.D.M./G.A. to D.C./D.C.
and S.D.O. (Civil).
4. A candidate claiming admission under
category (iv) will produce a gradation
certificate issued by the Director of
Sports from respective States. Sports
achievement of school level will not be
accepted.
NOTE : 1. If a seat against reserved
category comes out to be less
than 0.5 then no seat will be
reserved under the category.
2. The criterion of Reservation
shall be determined by the
Admission Committee.
5. A candidate seeking admission under
category (v) will produce a certificate
from the respective Deputy
Commissioner.
6. A candidate claiming admission under
categories (vi) must at least be 40
percent handicapped duly certified by
the C.M.O.
7. A candidate claiming Admission under
the categories (vii) and (viii) will produce
certificate from the Commanding
Officer/Commandant/SSP.
8. In order to decide the eligibility of riots
affected Category (ix), the candidates
must produce a certificate from the
respective Deputy Commissioner to the
effect that he/she is a November, 1984
riots affected displaced person. As
regards a terrorist affected person/
dependent of Terrorist affected families
in Punjab, a certificate from the
respective Deputy Commissioner to this
effect is required. Dependents of
terrorist affected family will mean a
family which has lost its bread-earner
in some terrorist action in Punjab.
9. In case of category (x) a widow must
produce a death certificate of her
husband and divorced woman a legal
certificate containing the final decision
of the Court.
A 2. INFORMATION ABOUT THE
ADDITIONAL SEATS
i) Candidates from Rural Areas
In each course of study, there will be
10% additional seats for the candidates
hailing from rural areas, subject to a
minimum of one seat. Only those
candidates will be considered in this
category who have passed their
matriculation/+2 examination from those
rural schools which do not fall in the area
of a Municipal Corporation/Municipal
Committee/Small Town/Notified Area.
Further, the candidate should have
been studying in such school for at least
five years before passing the last
examination. A candidate claiming such
benefit will have to produce a certificate
from the Tehsildar of the area certifying
that the school from where the candidate
has passed the Matriculation/+2
examination, falls within the aforesaid
rural area.
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ii) Single Girl Child
In each course of study there will be
one additional seat for single girl child
which means where the only child is the
girl child in the family.
Students admitted against the Single
Girl Child seat in post-graduate courses will
be eligible to apply for the scholarship under
UGC scheme "Post Graduate Indira Gandhi
Scholarship Scheme for Single Girl Child"
provided that an affidavit from the student
duly attested by the First Class Magistrate/
Gazetted officer mentioning that she is the
only child in the family is submitted.
iii) Youth Festival/Cultural Activities
For all the teaching courses being run
in the University 15 (fifteen) additional
seats are provided for those candidates who
have excelled and outperformed by their
participation in the Youth Festival of Inter-
University national level. Additional seat
will be deemed to have been created for
such meritorious candidates desirous of
admission in a course.
1. The candidate availing the aforesaid
facility must fulfil the eligibility
conditions for admission to the
particular course. For those courses to
which the admission is to be done on
the basis of entrance test, the
candidate must have passed the
entrance test. Only one additional seat
will be created for those courses where
the number of seats is up to fifty and if
the number of seats in a particular
course is more than fifty, two additional
seats can be offered to such candidates.
2. The selection of such candidates for
admission to various courses will be
made by the Vice-Chancellor/Dean
Academic Affairs on the
recommendations of Committee
approved by the Vice-Chancellor.
3. For admission on the basis of youth
festival participation, admission
criterion will be fixed on the basis of
merit as mentioned below and upon the
verification of the original certificates
of the candidate.
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a) The candidate must have passed an
item in an international festival
approved by Punjab Govt./Govt. of India.
b) The candidate must have secured Ist/
2nd/3rd/4th position(s) in inter-
university national youth festival.
c) The candidate must have secured 1st/
2nd/position in an inter-university
youth festival organised by North Zone
inter-university centre and other
zonal centres.
d) The candidate must have secured Ist/
2nd position in youth festival of
various Universities of Punjab
organised by Director, Public
Instructions/Director Youth Services
Punjab Govt., Punjab or have secured
third position in a zonal youth festival
organised by Association of Indian
Universities.
e) Have secured Ist/2nd position in an
individual item in a University Youth
Festival organised by Punjabi
University/any of the Universities of
the Punjab State, Haryana state,
Himachal state and Delhi state.
4. Position secured in an individual item
performance shall be rated higher as
compared to the performance as a team
member. University level participation
will also be rated higher than the
Deemed University level performance.
5. The candidate admitted on the basis of
youth festival additional quota seats
shall have to give an assurance to the
University authorities that during the
duration of the course the candidate
will participate in the activities
associated with his item and will not
create any kind of indiscipline. The
admission committee will assess the
participation of the candidate and in
case the candidate does not fulfil the
requirements, his admission can be
cancelled. However, exemption can be
given because of a special reason like
sickness or any other unavoidable
reason.
 ANNEXURE 'B' & 'C'

Competent authority to issue Caste Certificate.

(a) Scheduled Caste
(i) District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/Collector/Deputy
Commissioner/Additional Deputy Commissioner/Deputy Collector/Ist Class
Stipendiary Magistrate/City Magistrate/Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Talika
Magistrate, Executive Magistrate, Extra Assistant Commissioner (not below
the rank of Ist Class Stipendiary Magistrate).
(ii) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/
Presidency Magistrate.
(iii) Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tehsildar.
(iv) Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and/or his family
normally resides.
(v) Administrator/Secretary to Administrator/Development Officer Lakshadweep
Islands.
(circulated vide No. 2/223/75-SWI/4337 dated 8.6.90)
(vi) M.P. of the concerned constituency
(circulated vide No. 1/19/94 RCI/6045 dated 15.7.94)

(b) Backward Class

(i) Sub-Divisional Officer (C)
(ii) Executive Magistrate
(iii) Tehsildar
(iv) Naib-Tehsildar
(v) Block-Officer
(vi) District Revenue Officer
(Circulated vide No. 2/223/79-SWI/4337 dated 8.6.90)
(vii) M.L.A. of the concerned constituency
(Circulated vide No. 1/19/94 RCI/6045 dated 15.7.94)

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 FORM OF CERTIFICATE FOR BACKWARD CLASS

1. This is to certify that Shri/Shrimati/Kumari.......................................................

son/daughter of Shri.................................... village/town................................
in.................................. District/Division......................... of the State of Punjab
belongs to the.......................... caste which is recognised as a Backward Class
in terms of Punjab Government Letter No............................. dated.....................

2. This is also certified that he/she does not belong to any category of persons/
sections mentioned in column 3 of the schedule to Punjab Government
Department of Welfare letter No. 1/41/93-RCI/459 dated 17.1.1994.

3. Shri/Shrimati/Kumari................................. and/or/his/her family ordinarily

reside(s) in village/town............................ of District/Division.........................
of State of Punjab.

Place: Signature.................................
Date : Designation.............................
(with office seal of the
officer concerned)

FORM OF CERTIFICATE FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

1. It is certified that Shri/Shrimati/Kumari...........................................................

son/daughter of Shri................................ of Village/town............................... in
District/Division................................................ State of Punjab belongs
to............................ caste which has been recognised as Scheduled Class as
per The Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950.
2. Shri/Shrimati/Kumari.......................................... and his/her family lives in
village/town....................................... District/Division of Punjab State.

Place: Signature.............................
Date: Designation.........................
(Seal of the Officer)
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 BACKWARD AREA CERTIFICATE

Despatch No.................... Date............................

Certified that......................................son/daughter of Shri............................... is

a bonafide resident of......................................... Tehsil....................................
District................................ which has been declared as backward area by the Punjab
Government. His/Her claim falls under Category*............................................................
indicated below:
(a) a person who with the family members has been residing in a particular
village or town included in the list of areas which are declared backward
constantly for a period of ten years or more and is likely to continue to
reside there.
(b) a person who has been residing in a village/town for a period of less than
ten years but not less than five years who is likely to reside there on
account of the fact that he has obtained employment and will settle there
after retirement.
In case of a person who has been residing in a village or town included in
the list of areas which are declared backward and has migrated to another village or
town in the said area, the total of his stay at both places will be counted.

Place: **District Magistrate/G.A. to D.C.

or Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil)
Date: (with Seal of the Court)

* Please mention here category (a) or (b) as the case may be.
** Certificate from authority other than D.M./G.A. to D.C. or S.D.O. (Civil) is not valid.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE FOR BEING CHILDREN/GRAND CHILDREN OF POLITICAL
SUFFERERS (GRAND CHILDREN WOULD MEAN SONS SONS/DAUGHTERS OR
DAUGHTERS SONS/DAUGHTERS)
Despatch No.................... Date...........................
Certified that................................. Son/daughter of Shri......................................
of Village................................. P.O.................................. Tehsil..................................
District............................ and father/mother of Shri/Kumari..................................... is a
bonafide political sufferer.............................................................(Name of the Candidate)
has been granted freedom fighters pension by the Punjab Government or has been
awarded Tamra Patra for his political sufferings.
Place: *Deputy Commissioner
Date: (with Seal of the Court)
* Certificate from no other authority will be accepted.
_____________________________________________________________________________________

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CERTIFICATE IN RESPECT OF 1984 RIOTS AFFECTED MIGRANTS/DISPLACED
PERSONS/DEPENDENTS OF TERRORIST AFFECTED FAMILY OF PUNJAB

Despatch No........................ Date............................

This is to certify that.............................................................. son/daughter of

Sh.............................................................................................................................. is a
November 1984 riots affected migrant/displaced person/Terrorist affected person/
Dependent of terrorist affected family in Punjab. (Dependents of terrorist affected
family will mean a family which has lost its bread winner in some terrorist action in
Punjab).
He/She is a child of army deserter killed/100% physically disabled and the
children of families of persons killed as a result of terrorist violence by security
forces acting in aid of civil power and the children of innocent civilians who have
sustained 100% disability in terrorist violence or during operation by security forces
acting in aid of civil power.

Place: Deputy Commissioner

Date: (with Seal of the Court)

(a) Certificate from authority other than D.C. is not valid.

(b) The applicant will have to fulfil the basic qualifications and any criteria
prescribed by the University.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
CERTIFICATE FOR THE HANDICAPPED

Despatch No....................... Date...........................

Certified that................................... son/daughter of Shri....................................

suffers from a disability of
(a) 50% or more
(b) 40% or more but less than 50%
according to the criteria laid down in the Punjab Govt. notification (Reproduced in
Chapter IV of the Prospectus for category vi).
Not relevant should be scored out.

Professor/Associate Professor/
Date : Asstt Professor,
Orthopaedics of Medical College,
Civil Surgeon of the District/Orthopaedics Specialist
(with seal)
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 CERTIFICATE BY THE CANDIDATE HAILING FROM BORDER AREA

Despatch No.................... Date.......................

(i) I certify that.................................... son/daughter of Sh. ......................................

of village............................. District.................................. is a bonafide resident of
village..................................... District................................... The village/town falls within
the belt of 10 miles from the international border:
It is further certified that................................................. has studied for at least
5 years in a recognised institution located in such village/town as per dates of joining
and leaving school/colleges given below:
(1) __________________
(2) __________________
(3) __________________
(4) __________________
*D.C./G.A. to D.C./S.D.O. (Civil)
Place: (with Seal of the Court)
Date:

* Certificate from no other authority will be accepted.

(ii) Certified that................................... son/daughter of Sh. .....................................

of village............................... District................................... was a bonafide student of
the school/college from.................................... to ..................................................
(exact date of Joining and leaving the School/College to be given)

Place: Signature of Headmaster/

Principal of the School/College
Date: (with Seal)
_____________________________________________________________________________________

DEFENCE/PARA-MILITARY/PUNJAB POLICE/P.A.P./PUNJAB HOME GUARDS

PERSONNEL CERTIFICATE
To be obtained from the appropriate authority with despatch number and date
of the issue alongwith seal of the officer issuing the certificate mentioned in the
Reservation Policy in the Prospectus for this category. Certificate must indicate the
name of the candidate.

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 CERTIFICATE FOR RURAL AREA CANDIDATES
(Required only from those candidates claiming benefit of reservation under rural area)

Certified that .................................................................................................. son/

daughter/wife of Shri ..........................................................................................................
an applicant for admission to various courses (2013-2014) in Punjabi University,
Patiala has passed Matriculation/Higher Secondary examination from Name of
School.................................................... Village ......................................................................
District ................................................ which was situated in rural area i.e. an area
that falls neither under a Corporation/Municipal Committee nor under a Notified
Area Committee and he/she has studied in school situated in rural area for atleast
five years prior to his/her Matriculation/Higher Secondary Examination.

Place : Signature of the Principal/

Headmaster of the School
Date : with office stamp

Signature of Tehsildar of the area Despatch No...................

with clear Office stamp Dated .............................

Note : The school run on the campuses of Corporations, Universities and Cantonment
areas will not be considered in this category.

The certificate of residence, class, caste, wards of political sufferers/freedom

fighters, riot affected or of being from the backward area/border area are to be
signed by the appropriate authority as specified in the Reservation Policy of
the Prospectus and must bear the office stamp. The Officers signing the
certificate are particularly requested to affix their Revenue Official Stamp and
not the Magistrate's Court Stamp, as the latter gives no indication that the
Certifying Officer is a Revenue Officer as required under this rule.

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 State-wise List of Fake Universities/Boards as
on 08thDecember, 2011
Bihar
1. Maithili University/Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar.
Delhi
2. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (UP) Jagatpuri, Delhi.
3. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.
4. United Nations University, Delhi.
5. Vocational University, Delhi.
6. ADR-Centric Juridical University, ADR House, 8J, Gopala Tower, 25
Rajendra Place, New Delhi - 110 008.
7. Indian Institute of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.
8. Board of Higher Secondary Education, Delhi
Karnataka
9. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Gokak,
Belgaum, Karnataka.
Kerala
10. St. Johns University, Kishanattam, Kerala.
Madhya Pradesh
11. Kesarwani Vidyapith, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
Maharashtra
12. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra.
Tamil Nadu
13. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Trichi, Tamil Nadu.
West Bengal
14. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkata.
Uttar Pradesh
15. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/Vishwavidyalaya, (Womens University) Prayag,
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
16. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
17. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh.
18. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Achaltal,
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.
19. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.
20. Maharana Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Pratapgarh,
Uttar Pradesh.
21. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Institutional Area, Khoda, Makanpur,
Noida Phase-II, Uttar Pradesh.
22. Gurukul Vishwavidyala, Vridanvan, Uttar Pradesh.
Mohali
23. Council of Secondary Education, PMC (Punjab) Campus, infront of ESI
Hospital, Industrial Area, Phase VII, Mohali.
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d{ik ftu dkybk b? ;eDr/.
(n) fijV/ ftfdnkoEh ioBkfb}w d/ fvgb'wk e'o;K ftu dkybk
b?Dr/, T[j nrb/ nekdfwe ;?FB s'A d' ;kbK d/ nzdo
nzdo n?wHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu b/Nob n?ANoh ti'A dkyb/ bJh
:'r j'Dr/.
n? w HJ/ H r[ o wfs ;z r hs (sz s h ;k} tkdB)
Gkr gfjbk
1 H gksosk L (Gkr gfjb/ bJh)
fe;/ th wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A L
phHJ/H nkBo} fJB r[owfs ;zrhs
iK
phHJ/H r[owfs ;zrhs$;zrhs tkdB ftF/ ;fjs
iK
r? q i { J / F B fe;/ th ;Nohw ftu, fsz B ;kbk ehosB
siopk$;zrhs ftFkod$;zrhs gqGkeo$;zrhs
nbzeko$;zrhs gothB ;fjs
iK
n?wHJ/H r[owfs ;zrhs gk; ehsh j't/.
gksosk (Gkr d{ i / bJh)
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh Gkr gfjbk d/ bJh dZ;/ g/goK Bkb fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A Gkr gfjbk gk; eo b?Dr/, T[j n?wHJ/H
Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?D d/ :'r j'Dr/.
T[j ftfdnkoEh, fi; dh n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe g/go ftu oh-nghno j't/, n?wHJ/H
Gkr d{ik ftu, ;zpzfXs ftF/ ftu nko}h dk]bk b? ;edk
j?.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK dh ntXh d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/
ikDr/. jo T[whdtko bJh d't/A fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK ftu'A
xZN'-xZN 75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK s'A
S'N j?.
ftF/F e/;K ftu, i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu jkio Bk j' ;fenk j't/ sK T[j ftfdnkoEh
tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh Bkb 5000$-o[gJ/ ch;
iwQK eotk e/ ;g?Fb fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw bk ;edk j?.
3 H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L gkmeqw d/ ;ko/ gofunK bJh 20
gqshFs BzpoK dh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN j't/rh ns/ 80% nzeK
dh ;bkBk gqhfynk j't/rh. gk; j'D bJh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN
ns/ ;bkBk gofunK ftu'A ;z:[es o{g ftu xZN' xZN 35%
nze gqkgs eoB/ bk}wh jB. 35% s'A xZN nze gqkgs eoB
tkb/ T[whdtkoK tb'A ohnghno (w[V gqhfynk) ftu p?mD
;w/A), T[BQK tb'A gfjbK gqkgs ehsh rJh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN
d/ nze jh fdZs/ ikDr/. fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN bJh jkT{;
N?;N ftGkrh gZXo s/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ysw j'D T[gozs
fbnk ikt/rk. ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fJ; N?;N ftu jk}o
j'Dk bk}wh j't/rk. gfjukD-gZso (nkJhHekov) s'A fpBK
fe;/ th ftfdnkoEh ~ jkT{; N?;N ftu p?mD dh nkfrnk
BjhA fdZsh ikt/rh.
4 H fo;gK; FhNK L gkmeqaw d/ jo gou/ bJh d' fo;gK;
FhNK fsnko eoBhnK j'DrhnK.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
n? w HJ/ H spbk - Gkr gfjbk
1 H gksosk L (Gkr gfjb/ bJh)
fe;/ th wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh iK ;z;EK s'A L
phHJ/H nkBo} fJB r[owfs ;zrhs
iK
phHJ/H spbk ftF/ ;fjs
iK
r?qi{J/FB fe;/ th ;Nohw ftu fszB ;kb ehosB spb/ d/
siop/ (wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek s'A) ;fjs$;zrhs ftFkod$
;zrhs gqGkeo $;zrhs nbzeko $;zrhs gothB ;fjs
iK
n?wHJ/H r[owfs ;zrhs gk; ehsh j't/.
gksosk (Gkr d{ i / bJh)
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A Gkr gfjbk
gk; eo b?Dr/, T[j n?wHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?D d/
:'r j'Dr/.
T[j ftfdnkoEh, fi; dh n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe g/go ftu oh-nghno j't/,
n?wHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu, ;zpzfXs ftF/ ftu nko}h dk]bk b?
;edk j?.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK dh ntXh d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/
ikDr/. jo T[whdtko bJh d't/A fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK
ftu xZN'-xZN 75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw brkT[D
s'A S'N j?.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu, i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jkio Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[j ftfdnkoEh tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh
Bkb 5000$-o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3 H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L gkmeqw d/ ;ko/ gofunK bJh 20
gqshFs BzpoK dh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN j't/rh ns/ 80% nzeK
dh ;bkBk gqhfynk j't/rh. gk; j'D bJh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN
ns/ ;bkBk gofunK ftu'A ;z:[es o{g ftu xZN' xZN 35%
nze gqkgs eoB/ bk}wh jB. 35% s'A xZN nze gqkgs
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 eoB tkb/ T[whdtkoK tb'A ohnghno (w[V gqhfynk) ftu
p?mD ;w/A), T[BQK tb'A gfjbK gqkgs ehsh rJh fJzNoBb
n;?;w?AN d/ nze jh fdZs/ ikDr/. fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN bJh
jkT{; N?;N ftGkrh gZXo s/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ysw
j'D T[gozs fbnk ikt/rk. ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fJ; N?;N
ftu jk}o j'Dk bk}wh j't/rk.
4 H fo;gK; FhNK L gkmeqaw d/ jo gou/ bJh d' fo;gK;
FhNk fsnko eoBhnK j'DrhnK.
5 H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
n? w HJ/ H r[ o wfs ;z r hs (rkfJB)
Gkr gfjbk
1 H gksosk L (Gkr gfjb/ bJh)
fe;/ th wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh$;z;Ek s'A L
phHJ/H nkBo} fJB r[owfs ;zrhs
iK
phHJ/H r[owfs ;zrhs$;zrhs rkfJB ftF/ ;fjs
iK
r? q i { J / F B fe;/ th ;Nohw ftu, fsz B ;kbk ehosB
siopk$;z r hs ftFkod$;z r hs gq G keo$;z r hs
nbzeko$;zrhs gothB ;fjs
iK
n?wHJ/H r[owfs ;zrhs gk; ehsh j't/.
gksosk (Gkr d{ i / bJh)
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A Gkr gfjbk
gk; eo b?Dr/, T[j n?wHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?D d/
:'r j'Dr/.
T[j ftfdnkoEh, fi; dh n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe g/go ftu oh-nghno j't/,
n?wHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu, ;zpzfXs ftF/ ftu nko}h dk]bk b?
;edk j?.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK dh ntXh d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/
ikDr/. jo T[whdtko bJh d't/A fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK
ftu xZN'-xZN 75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw brkT[D
s'A S'N j?.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu, i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jkio Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[j ftfdnkoEh tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh
Bkb 5000$-o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3 H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L gkmeqw d/ ;ko/ gofunK bJh 20%
BzpoK dh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN j't/rh ns/ 80% nzeK dh
;bkBk gqhfynk j't/rh. gk; j'D bJh fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN
ns/ ;bkBk gofunK ftu'A ;z:[es o{g ftu xZN' xZN 35%
nze gqkgs eoB/ bk}wh jB. 35% s'A xZN nze gqkgs
eoB tkb/ T[whdtkoK tb'A ohnghno (w[V gqhfynk) ftu
p?mD ;w/A)A, T[BQK tb'A gfjbK gqkgs ehsh rJh fJzNoBb
n;?;w?AN d/ nze jh fdZs/ ikDr/. fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN bJh
jkT{; N?;N ftGkrh gZXo s/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ysw
j'D T[gozs fbnk ikt/rk. ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fJ; N?;N
ftu jk}o j'Dk bk}wh j't/rk.
4 H fo;gK; FhNK L gkmeqaw d/ jo gou/ bJh d' fo;gK;
;hNK fsnko eoBhnK j'DrhnK.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
wk;No nkc ;kfJz ; fJB fJBcow/ F B
N? e Bkb' i h (n? w Hn? ; H;hH-nkJhHNhH)
Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ i k
1 H gksosk L
Gkr gfjbk L T[ w hdtko B/ fe;/ th wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A fe;/ th c?ebNh ftu p?u{bo fvroh gqkgs
ehsh j't/. ;szpo 2013 ftu rq?i{J/FB w[ezwb eoB tkb/
ftfdnkoEhnK ~ ;?FB 2013-14 ftu j'D tkb/ dkyb/
bJh :'r eoko BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk.
Gkr d{ i k
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ n?wHn?;H;hH(nkJhHNhH) Gkr gfjbk
gk; ehsk j't/ T[j ftfdnkoEh jh n?wHn?;H;hH(nkJhHNhH)
Gkr d{ik ftu dkybk b? ;ed/ jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK
dh n?wHn?;H;hH(nkJhHNhH) Gkr gfjbk ftu oh-nghno
j't/rh T[j n?wHn?;H;hH(nkJhHNhH) Gkr d{ik ftu nkoih
dkybk b?D d/ :'r j'Dr/.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. d't/A fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw ftfdnkoEh bJh brkT[D/ bk}wh jB ns/
jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh d'BK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK ftu
75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh 75%
jk}ohnK g{ohnK BjhA eoBr/, T[j ;bkBk gqhfynK ftu
p?mD d/ :'r BjhA j'Dr/.
3H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L fJ; ;zpzXh ft;fsqs ikDekoh fBZih
;zgoe g'qrokw d"okB fdZsh ikt/rh.
4 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (jo/e g/go dhnK d' fo;gK;
FhNK).
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
n? w Hn? ; H;hH(nkJhHNhH) b/ N ob n? A Noh
1H gksosk L fe;/ th wkBsk gq k gs :{ B htof;Nh s' A
ghHihHvhH;hHJ/H dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw, fJz N oBb n;? ; w? A N ns/
fo;gK; FhNK ;pzXh FosK n?wHn?;H;hH (nkJhHNhH) Gkr
gfjbk ns/ Gkr d{ik d/ ftfdnkoEhnK tkbhnK jh jB.
3H g/goK d/ BK n?wHn?;H;hH (nkJhHNhH) Gkr d{ik tkb/ jh
j'Dr//.
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 fijV/ ftfdnkoEh dkybk b? D r/ T[ j Bk ~
n?wHn?;H;hH(nkJhHNhH) Gkr gfjbk d/ j/m fby/ v?chF?AN
g/go gk; eoB/ g?Dr/ ns/ fJjBK v?chf;N g/goK bJh tZyok
gqhfynk ckow GoBk gt/rk L
n?wHn?;H113 L ezfgT{No nkor/BkJh}?FB n?Av
nkoehN?euo
n?wHn?;H114 L w?E/w?Nheb ckT{Av/FB nkc ezfgT{No
;kfJz;
n?wHn?;H121 L Upi?eN Tohn?N
A v gqr
' okfwzr :{f}zr ;h++
n?wHn?;H122 L vkNk n?Av ckJhb ;Neouo
n?wHn?;H123 L ft}{nb p/f;e
n?wHn?;H125 L gq'rokfwzr b?p-II
4H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
wk;No nkc ekwo; (n? w HekwH)
Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ i k
1 H gksosk L Gkr gfjbgfjbk
ftfdnkoEh B/ p?ubo fvroh fJB ekwo; iK phHphHJ/H
(p?ubo nkc fpiB; n?vwfB;No/FB) iK phHn?wHnkJhHNhH
(p?ubo nkc w?B/iw?AN n?Av fJBcow/FB N?eBkb'ih) dh
gqhfynk fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
Gkr d{ i k
n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk gk; ehsh j't/ iK d' g/goK ftu oh-
nghno j't/.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw L bk}wh j't/rk.
8-8 fdBK d/ d' fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw
j'Dr/. jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftu
75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. d{ik fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
T[jBK ftfdnkoEhnK bJh j't/rk fiBQK B/ gfjbk fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw BjhA brkfJnk iK fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gfjb/
fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK g{ohnK Bk ehshnK
j'D, T[j nkgD/ xNd/ b?euo d{i/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
ftu brk ;ed/ jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK B/ nkgDhnK
jk}ohnK g{ohnk Bk ehshnK j'D, T[j ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu
p?mD d/ :'r BjhA j'Dr/. ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[D s'A S'N j?.
3 H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L jo/e gou/ ftu 20% fJzNoBb
ns/ 80% n?e;NoBb nze j'Dr/. jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh
gk; j' D bJh fJBNoBb ns/ n? e ;NoBb d' j K d/
n?rohr/N ftu 35% nze gqkgs eoB/ bk}wh jB.
Gkr gfjbk ns/ Gkr d{ik bJh fJBNoBb n;?;w?AN
fo;gK; FhN s/ nkXkfos j't/rh, fi; d/ d' Gkr j'Dr/.
gfjb/ Gkr ftu 10-15 BzpoK d/ tZv/ gqFB j'Dr/ fi;
ftu ftfdnkoEh B/ fJe gq F B eoBk j' t / r k ns/
d{i/ Gkr ftu 15-20 gqFB j'Dr/ fi; ftu'A ftfdnkoEh
B/ 5 gqFB eoB/ j'Dr/.
i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fe;/ g/go ftu 35% nze gqkgs BjhA
eodk sK T[; g/go$g/goK ftu ohnghno fdZsh ikt/rh.
nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK tb'A ohnghno dh gqhfynk d/D ;w/A
T[; g/go dh fJBNoBb n;?;w?AN gfjbK tkbh jh bkJh
ikt/rh.
5H gqhfynk ns/ gVQkJh dk wkfXnw e/tb nzro/}h j't/rk.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk$o'gV$pfmzvk
}o{ o h B' N L
1H fijV/ ftfdnokEhnK B/ n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk ;w?;No
f;;Nw (gqDkbh) nB[;ko gk; ehsk j't/, go e[M ftF/F
jkbsK ekoB ;w?;No f;;Nw nB[;ko nkgDh gVQkJh nZr/
ikoh Bk oZy ;ed/ j'D, T[BQK ~ fv;N?A; n?i{e/FB ftGkr
okjhA n?wHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dkyb/ bJh :'r eoko fdZsk
iKdk j?. nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK dk n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk
dk Bshik ekov ;w?;No f;;Nw nB[;ko ns/ Gkr d{ik
dk Bshik ekov ;bkBk f;;Nw nB[;ko ikoh ehsk ikt/
rk. ;zpzXs ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fB:wK nB[;ko Deficient
Papers gk; eoB/ g?Dr/.
2H ftfdnkoEhnK B/ uko ;kb d/ fBoXkos ;w/A ftu n?wHekwH
fJzN?ro/fNv e'o; gk; eoBk j't/rk. fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK
B/ T[go'es ;w/A ftu e/tb n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
gk; ehsh j't/, T[BQK ~ n?wHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dkyb/ dh
nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh.
wk;No nkc bkfJpo/ o h n? A v
fJBcow/ F B ;kfJz ; (n? w HfbpHnkJhH;kfJz ; )
B' N L dkybk f;oc w? f oN d/ nkXko #s/ j' t / r k
e[Zb ftfdnkoEh L 173 (tkX{ ;hNK dh ikDekoh bJh nfXnkfJ u"Ek d/y'.)
1 H gksosk L p?ubo nkc bkfJpo/oh n?Av fJBcow/FB ;kfJz;
dh gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A xZN' xZN 50% nzek Bkb
iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk fe;/ th wkBsk gqkgs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A 50% nzeK Bkb gk; ehsh j't/. fi;
ftfdnkoEh dk Bshik g[Bo-w[bKeD T[gozs x'fFs ehsk
frnk j? sK T[; ~ w?foN ftu Fkwb BjhA ehsk ikt/rk.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh. 10-15 fdBK d/ fJe
fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK j'DhnK bk}wh
jB.
ftF/F e/;K ftu, i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu jkio Bk j' ;fenk j't/ sK T[j ftfdnkoEh
10,000$-o[gJ/ ch; iwQK eotk e/ ;g?Fb fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw bk ;edk j?.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e gou/ dhnK 2 fo;gK;
FhNK iwQK eokT[DhnK }o{oh jB ns/ fJBQK ftu'A 25%
n?rohr/N nze gqkgs eoB/ bk}wh jB).
4 H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
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phHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
1H gksosk L phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk e'o; ftZu dk]bk T[;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov s'A 10+2 gqhfynk iK fJ; d/
pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ L
iK
(n) ghq-fJzihBhnfozr$gqh-w?vheb$phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk$phHn?;-
;hH Gkr gfjbk$phHekwH Gkr gfjbk (g[okDh ;ehw
nXhB) gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh
wkBsk gq k gs gq h fynk iK gz i kp :{ B htof;Nh dh
fJz N owhvhJ/ N gq h fynk iK fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov dh gqhfynk iK fszB ;kbk fJzihBhnfozr
d/ fvgb'w/ dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ L
iK
(J) gzikp ;e{b f;Zynk p'ov s'A 10+2 gqhfynk iK fJ;d/
pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk ftZu fJe ftF/ ftu i/
eo oh-nghno$ ezgkoNw?AN j't/, T[j phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk
ftZu dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rk, go Fos fJj j? fe
T[; B{z oh-nghno$ezgkoNw?AN gqhfynk T[; ;kb d/
;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftZu jh gk; eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk
Bk eoB dh ;{os ftZu dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQkJh dk wkfXnw nzro/}h oZyDr/
T[BQK bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm ;wZroh nzro/}h
ftu T[gbpX j'tr / hL
fJeBkfwe;, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e gqFk;B,
wB' f tfrnkB, ;[ o Z f ynk ns/ :[ Z X Bhsh, ;' f Fnkb' i h,
ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB.
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh
bk}wh BjhA j?, go fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ wB'ftfrnkB$
r[owfs ;zrhs$fcbk;ch* *$ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB ns/ spbk
dk ftFk fbnk j? T[jBK bJh fJ; ~ brkT[Dk }o{oh j?.
wB'ftfrnkB$ r[ofws ;zrhs$ezfgT{No ns/ spb bJh
7-10 fdB ns/ fcbk;ch bJh 6 fdB ns/ fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK
ftu'A 75% b?euo bk}wh jB.
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA.
5 H g/ g oK dk t/ o tk
jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
2H gzikph bk}wh
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
ro[Zg - 1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh nfXn?B
iK n?i{e/FB
* phHJ/H Gkr gfjbK d/ fcbk;ch ftF/ bJh ghH;hHghH d"okB Yoga
Practical j't/rk fijVk fe bk}wh j't/rk.
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs ** iK wB'ftfrnkB*** ***
iK fcbk;\h
ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz; $spbk
ro[Zg - 4 L gz i kph fbNo/ u o$fjz d h fbNo/ u o ****
$ nzro/}h fbNo/uo iK ;z;feqs
ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB $ r[owfs ;zrhs$ezfgT{No
*****
n?gbhe/FB*****
ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B
phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/ Bkb
e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
phHJ/H Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
1H gksosk L phHJ/H Gkr d{ik e'o; ftu dk]bk T[;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) phHJ/ Gkr gfjbk (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB) dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh
s'A gk; ehsh j't/l iK
(n) fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh
s'A phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ fJe ftF/ ftu oh-nghno x'fFs
ehsk frnk j't,/ T[j Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
ftu dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rkl go Fos fJj j? fe
nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ oh-nghno gqhfynk T[; ;kb dh
;gbhw?ANoh iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu gk;
eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[;
ftfdnkoEh dk phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dk dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk
ikt/rk.
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk j'o
wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;NhnK s'A gqk;g?eN; ftu fdAs Z / T[jh
ftfFnK Bkb gk; ehsh j't,/ phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ dk]b/ bJh
:'r j'Dr/.
** phHJ/HGkr gfjbk ftu f;oc T[jh ftfdnkoEh rfDs dk ftFk oZy
;ed/ jB, fiBQK B/ 10+2 ftZu rfDs dk ftFk gk; ehsk j't/ iK
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fszB ;kbk fvgb'wk rfDs ftF/ Bkb gk;
ehsk j't/.
*** wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$- o[gJ/
b?pkoNoh ch; + 450$- o[gJ/ gq?eNheb \h; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/.
**** phHJ/HGkr gfjbk d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb gfjbh nkgFB jh
gVQkJh ikt/rh. ftGkr tZb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh
G/ih ikt/rh.
*****ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB ftF/ ftu dkybk b?D bJh T[j T[whdtko
:'r ;wM/ ikDr/ fiBQK B/ 10+2 ebk; ftu'A 50% nze gqkgs ehs/
j'Dr/ ns/ ezfgT{No fJe ftF/ ti'A gfVnk j'tr/ k. fJ; ftF/ ftu e/
tb 100 ;hNK T[gbpZX jB. fJ; eoe/ dkybk e/tb w?foN d/
nkXko s/ ehsk ikt/rk ns/ T[jh ftfdnkoEh dkyb/ bJh ftuko/
ikDr/ fiBQK d/ ckow fwsh 22-08-2013 (fpBK b/N ch;) sZe
ftGkr ftu gqkgs j'Dr/. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; ftF/ ftu dkybk
b?Dk ukj[d
z / jB, T[j gqk;g?eN; ftu fdZsk ckow A3}o{o GoBr/.
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 fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh
j't/ i/ T[j phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB sK T[BQK
bJh fJj Fos j't/rh fe T[j ftGkr okjhA phHJ/H Gkr
d{ik d/ gVQkJ/ iKd/ ftfFnK (;'fFnkb'ih ns/ ;[oZfynk
ns/ :[ZX Bhsh s'A fJbktk) ftu'A jh ftF/ b?Dr/ ns/
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dk v?chF?AN g/go phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh
gqhfynk Bkb }o{o gk; eoBr/.
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQkJh dk wkfXnw nzro/}h oZyDr/ T[BQK
bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm ;wZroh nzro/}h ftu
T[gbpX j't/rh L
noE-Fk;so, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e
gqFk;B, wB'ftfrnkB, ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh, ;'fFnkb'ih,
ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB.
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh
*$ r[owfs
bk}wh BjhA go fiBQK B/ wB'ftfrnkB$fcbk;ch*
;zrhs$ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB$spbk dk ftFk fbnk j?
T[jBK bJh fJ; ~ brkT[Dk }o{oh j?. wB'ftfrnkB$
r[owfs ;zrhs$ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB$spbk bJh 7-10
fdB ns/ fcbk;ch bJh 6 fdB dk fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw
brkfJnk ikt/rk. fJBQK b?euoK ftu'I 75% jk}oh bk}wh
j?.
4H T[ Z s o gZ s o L bk}wh BjhA.
5 H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys
ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
2H gzikph bk}wh iK
gzikph frnkB (e/tb T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
fiBQ K B/ phHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk ftu fJj gouk gfVQ n k j? )
3H tksktoD **
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
ro[Zg - 1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh nfXn?B
iK n?i{e/FB
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs iK wB'ftfrnkB*** ***
iK fcbk;\h
* phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ fcbk;ch ftF/ bJh ghH;hHghH d"okB Yoga
Practical j't/rk fijVk fe brkT[Dk bk}wh j't/rk.
** tksotoD dk gouk jo/e ftfdnkoEh B/ bk}wh s"o s/ b?Dk j?.
fJj gouk 100 nzeK dk j't/rk ns/ fJ; ftu gk; j'D bJh 35%
nze b?D/ }o{oh jB go fJj nze aggregate ftu iwQK Bk j' e/
vhHn?wH;hH ftu tZyo/ jh do;kJ/ ikDr/. fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/
fJj gouk phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu (100 BzpoK dk) gk; eo
fbnk j? T[BQK ~ d[pkok phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu nghno j'D dh
b'V BjhA j?.
*** wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$- o[gJ/
b?pkoNoh \h; + 450$- o[gJ/ gqe
? Nheb \h; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/.
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ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz;$spbk
ro[Zg - 4 L gzikph fbNo/uo iK fjzdh fbNo/uo**** ****
***** iK ;z;feqs
iK nzro/}h fbNo/uo*****
ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB$r[owfs ;zrhs$ezfgT{No
n?gbhe/FB
ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B
phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK ~ phHJ/ H Gkr d{ i k ns/ shik
ftZ u T[ j h ftF/ b? D / g? D r/ , fijV/ T[ j BK B/ phHJ/ H
Gkr gfjbk ftZ u gVQ / jB. T[ j BK ~ ftFk pdbD
dh nkfrnk BjhA j' t / r h.
B'N L (1) phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu ftfdnkoEh T[jh
ftF/ u[ D ;ed/ jB fijV/ T[ B Q K B/ phHJ/ H Gkr
gfjbk ftu gVQ / j' D r/ .
( 2 ) ftfdnkoEhnK B{ z phHJ/ H dk e' o ;, phHJ/ H Gkr
gfjbk d/ dkyb/ s' A S/ ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o g{ o k
eoBk j' t / r k.
phHJ/H Gkr shik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
1H gksosk L phHJ/ H Gkr shik e' o ; ftu dk]bk T[ ;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) phHJ/H Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB) dh gqhfynk fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A
gk; ehsh j't/l
iK
(n) phHJ/H Gkr d{ik fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A ehsk j't/, Bshik
oh-nghno j't/, T[j phHJ/H Gkr shik ftu (+3 BthA
;ehw nXhB) dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rkl go Fos fJj
j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh oh-nghno gqhfynk T[;
;kb dh ;gbhw?ANoh iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk
ftu gk; eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os
ftu T[; ftfdnkoEh dk phHJ/H Gkr shik dk dk]bk oZd
eo fdZsk ikt/rk.
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh
s'A phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ T[j phHJ/H Gkr
shik ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB sK T[BKQ bJh fJj Fos j'tr / h fe
T[j ftGkr okjhA phHJ/ Gkr shik d/ gVQkJ/ iKd/ ftfFnK ftu'A
jh ftF/ b?Dr/ ns/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik dk v?chF?AN
g/go phHJ/H Gkr shik dh gqhfynk Bkb }o{o gk; eoBr/. i/
eo ftfdnkoEh B/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk g{oe gqhfynk ftu
**** phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb d{ih nkgFB, jh gVQkJh
ikt/rh. ftGkr tb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
*****phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu nzro/}h fbNo/uo (fJb?efNt) g/go @ph# d/
wkfvT{b gfjbk fbNo/oh wk;No ghf;} L ;NZvh nk\ ebkf;e;
dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
 ;g?Fb uK; b? e/ gk; ehsh j't/ T[j T[; s'A pknd tkbh phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
phHJ/H Gkr shik dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk d/ :'r BjhA j't/rk. Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK ~ phHJ/ H Gkr shik ftu T[ j h
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQkJh dk wkfXnw nzro/}h oZyDr/ T[BQK ftF/ u[ D B/ j' D r/ , fijV/ T[ B Q K B/ phHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk
bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm ;wZroh nzro/}h ftu ns/ d{ i k ftu gVQ / j' D . T[ B Q K ~ ftFk pdbD dh
T[gbpX j'tr / hL nkfrnk BjhA j' t / r h.
noE-Fk;so, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e gqFk;B, }o{ o h B' N L
wB'ftfrnkB, ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh, ;'fFnkb'ih.
1H fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dh fJe ftF/ ftu'A @@ntkov tKfNzr##
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h j't/ go pkeh ftfFnK ftu gk; j'D, T[j ftfdnkoEh
3H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh phHJ/H ftu nko}h Bshi/ d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB.
bk}wh BjhA go fiBQK B/ wB' ftfrnkB$fcbk;ch$r[owfs 2H n?BHvhHJ/H gk; T[whdtko phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/
;zrhs dk ftFk fbnk j? T[jBK bJh fJ; ~ brkT[Dk }o{oh shik ftZu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB L
j?. wB' ftfrnkB$r[owfs ;zrhs bJh 7-10 fdB ns/
(i) g[okDh ;ehw nXhB id'A n?BHvhHJ/H e'o; ftu dk]b/ dh
fcbk;ch bJh 6 fdB fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'A 75% b?euo
gksosk 10+1 ;h (d;zpo 1988).
bk}wh jB.
T) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH dh gqhfynk ~ fJ;
4H T[ s Z o gZ s o L bk}wh BjhA.
:{Bhtof;Nh ftu 10+2+3 (BthA ;ehw) dh phHJ/H$
5H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys phHn?;-;hH Gkr d{ik d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
n) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH dh Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH Gkr gfjbk
2H gzikph bk}wh iK
d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v ebuo ( e / t b T [ B Q K
ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fiBQ K B/ phHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ i k ftu
J) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
fJj gouk gfVQ n k j? )
~ 10+2 d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/ (ii) BthA ;ehw nXhB id'A n?BHvhHJ/H e'o; ftu dk]b/ dh
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L- gksosk 10+2 j? (iBtoh 1989 s'A nZr/)
ro[gZ -1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[ofZ ynk ns/ :[X
Z Bhsh nfXn?B T) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH dh gqhfynk ~ fJ;
iK n?ie
{ F
/ B :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH gqhfynk d/ pokpo
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs iK wB'ftfrnkB* * wzfBnk ikt/rk.
iK fcbk;\h n) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz;$spbk ~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;h Gkr d{ik d/
ro[Zg - 4 L gzikph fbNo/uo iK fjzdh fbNo/uo** ** pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
iK nzro/}h fbNo/uo****** ;z;feqs
J) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk
ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB$r[owfs ;zrhs$ezfgT{No
dh gqhfynk d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
n?gbhe/FB
ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B phHekwH Gkr gfjbk
B' N L (i) ftfdnkoEhnK B{z phHJ/H dk e'o;, phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ s'A S/ ;kb
1H gksosk
gksoskL phHekwH Gkr gfjbk e'o; ftu dk]bk T[;
d/ nzdo-nzdo g{ok eoBk j't/rk.
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(ii) T[whdtko i' phHJ/H Gkr shik ftZu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB, T[j phHJ/H Gkr-. ns/
(1) gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov s'A 10+2 dh gqhfynk iK fJ;
.. d/ ;oNhfce/NK dh self-attested c'N'-ekgh Bkb }o{o BZEh eoB.
d/ pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk fBwB nB[;ko gk;
* wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$- o[gJ/ b?pkoNoh \h;
ehsh j't/ L
+ 450$- o[gJ/ gqe
? Nheb \h; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/.
(T) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ 10+2 dh gqhfynk ekwo;
** phHJ/H Gkr shik d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb gfjbh nkgFB jh gVQkJh
ro[Zg ftu gk; ehsh j?, B/ n?rohr/N ftu xZN'-xZN
ikt/rh. ftGkr tb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
40% nze gqkgs ehs/ j'D.
*** phHJ/H Gkr shik ftu nzro/}h fbNo/uo (fJb?efNt) g/go *ph* d/ wkfvT{b
iK
gfjbk @@fbNo/oh wk;No ghf;} L ;NZvh nk\ ebkf;e;## dh jh gkm ;wZroh
(n) 10+2 nekT{IN;, fjT{w?fBNh} ro[Zg dh gqhfynk
G/ih ikt/rh.
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 ekwo;$w?E/w?fNe;$fJeBkfwe;$w?B/iw?AN g/goK
ftu'A xZN'-xZN d' ftfFnK Bkb gk; ehsh j't/ ns/
45% nze n?rohr/N ftu bJ/ j'D.
iK
(J) T[j ftfdnkoEh fijV/ T[es (T) ns/ (n) nXhB
BjhA nkT[Ad/ T[BQK bJh 10+2 dh gqhfynk ftu n?rohr/
N ftu 50% nze gqkgs ehs/ j'D/ ukjhd/ jB.
iK
(2) phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk (g[okDh ;ehw nXhB)
fJ; :{ B htof;Nh s' A iK j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j't/l
iK
(3) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ 10+2 dh gqhfynk gzikp ;e{b
f;Zfynk p'ov iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A
gk; ehsh j't/ ns/ Bshik fJe s'A tZX ftF' ftu oh-
nghno* * x'fFs Bk ehsk frnk j't/, T[j phHekwH Gkr
gfjbk ftu dk]bk b?D d/ gkso j'Dr/, go Fos fJj
j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z oh-nghno gqhfynk T[;
;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?;aB ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh j't/
rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK
dk phHekwH gfjbk dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L brkT[Dk bk}wh BjhA.
3H T[ s Z o gZ s o L bk}wh BjhA.
phHekw e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
phHekwH Gkr d{ i k
1H :' r sk L phHekwH Gkr d{ i k e' o ; ftu dk]bk T[ ;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(1) phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A iK
fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/l
iK
(2) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ftu fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe g/go ftu Bshik oh-nghno x'fFs
ehsk frnk j't/, T[j phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?
;ed/ jBl go Fos fJj j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~
oh-nghno dh gqhfynk T[; ;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftu
iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh
j't/rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK
dk phHekwH Gkr d{ik dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/
rk.fijV/ ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; eoe/ phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk
b? A d/ jB sK T[ B Q K bJh fJj Fos j' t / r h fe T[ j
* phHekwH Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ ftu 10+2 ftu oh-nghno
ftfdnkoEhnK dk gksosk fBFfus eod/ ;w/A BzpoK dh gqshFssk
T[g-XkoktK (T), (n) ns/ (J) ftu do;kJ/ nB[;ko T[;d/ oh-nghno
ft;/A ftu gk; j'D bJh xZN' xZN b'VhAd/ nze i'V e/ eZYh ikt/rh.
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v?chF?AN g/go fijVk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh d/ phHekwH Gkr
gfjbk d/ f;b/p; ftu jB go i' T[BQK B/ gk; BjhA
ehs/, phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk d/ Bkb }o{o gk;
eoBr/.
2H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L brkT[Dk bk}wh BjhA.
3H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA
phHekw e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
B'NL ftfdnkoEhnK B{z phHekwH dk e'o;, phHekwH Gkr
gfjbk d/ dk]b/ s' A S/ ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o g{ o k eoBk j' t /
rk. fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK B/ phHekwH Gkr gfjbk fJ; ;w/ A
s' A gfjbK gk; ehsk j' t / (S/ ;kb), T[ j phHekwH Gkr d{ i k
ftu dkybk BjhA b? ;ed/ .
phHekwH Gkr shik
1H gksosk L phHekwH Gkr shik e'o; ftu dk]bk T[;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(1) phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/
j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/l
iK
(2) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A Bshik oh-nghno x'fFs ehsk frnk
j't/, T[j phHekwH Gkr shik ftu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jBl
go Fos fJj j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ oh-nghno
dh gqhfynk T[; ;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftu iK nrb/
;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh j't/rh.
nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk
phHekwH Gkr shik dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk iK
fJ; d/ pokpo dh gq h fynk fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; eoe/ phHekwH Gkr shik ftu dk]bk
b?Ad/ jB sK T[BQK bJh fJj Fos j't/rh fe T[j v?chF?AN
g/go fijVk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh d/ phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/
d{ik d/ f;b/p; ftu jB go i' T[BQK B/ gk; BjhA ehs/,
phHekwH Gkr shik dh gq h fynk d/ Bkb }o{ o gk;
eoBr/.
i/eo ftfdnkoEh B/ phHekwH Gkr gfjbk g{oe
gqhfynk ftu ;g?Fb uK; b? e/ gk; ehsh j't/ T[j T[; s'A
pknd tkbh phHekwHGkr shik dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk d/
:'r BjhA j't/rk.
2H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L brkT[Dk bk}wh BjhA
3H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA
phHekw e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD.
B' N L ftGkr tZ b ' A phHekwH d/ e' o ;K ftu j/ m fby/
gofunK dh gkm ;wZ r oh e/ t b nz r o/ } h wkfXnw ftu
jh w[ j Z J hnk ehsh ikt/ r h.
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B' N L (i) ftfdnkoEhnK B{ z phHekwH dk e' o ;, phHekwH Gkr gfjbk
d/ dk]b/ s' A S/ ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o g{ o k eoBk j' t / r k.
(ii) ftfdnkoEh i' phHekwH Gkr shik ftZ u dk]bk b? A d/ jB
T[ j phHekw Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ i k d/ ;oNhfce/ N K dh ;t? -
s;dheF[ d k c' N ' - ekgh Bkb }o{ o BZ E h eoB.
p? u bo nkc fpiB; n? v wfB;No/ F B
(phHphHJ/ H )
1 H gksosk L Gkr gfjbk
gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov iK fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek s'A
10+2 iK fJ;d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/.
Gkr d{ i k
T[j ftfdnkoEh fiBQK B/ phHphHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/. fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK
dh phHphHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu ohnghno j? T[j ftfdnkoEh
phHphHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu nkoih dkybk b?D d/ :'r jB.
Gkr shik
T[j ftfdnkoEh fiBQK B/ phHphHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/. fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK
dh phHphHJ/HGkr d{ik ftu ohnghno j? T[j ftfdnkoEh
phHphHJ/H Gkr shik ftu nkoih dkybk b?D d/ :'r jB.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. jo/e
ftfdnkoEh bJh d'BK fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokwK ftu 75%
jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh 75% jk}ohnK
g{ohnK BjhA eoBr/, T[jBK ~ ;kbkBk g/goK ftu BjhA
p?mD fdZsk ikt/rk.
ftF/F e/;K ftu, i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu jk}o Bk j' ;fenk j't/ sK T[j ftfdnkoEh
5000$-o[gJ/ ch; iwQK eotk e/ ;g?Fb fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw bk ;edk j?.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e g/go ftu d' fo;gK;
FhNK iwQK eotkT[DhnK bk}wh jB.)
4 H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L jo fET{oh g/go ftu 40% fJzNoBb
ns/ 60% n?e;NoBb n;?;w?AN j't/rh. ftfdnkoEh bJh
fJzNoBb ns/ n?e;NoBb d'tK ftu'A ;z:[es o{g ftu
35% nze b?D/ }o{oh jB.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
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p? u { b o nkc ez f gT{ N o n? g bhe/ F B}
(phH;hHJ/ )
1 H gksosk L
Gkr gfjbk
gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov iK fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek
s'A 10+2 iK fJ;d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/.
Gkr-d{ i k
T[j ftfdnkoEh fiBQK B/ phH;hHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK dh phH;hHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk ftu
ohnghno j? T[j ftfdnkoEh phH;hHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu
nko}h dkybk b?D d/ :'r jB.
Gkr-shik
T[j ftfdnkoEh fiBQK B/ phH;hHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dh phH;hHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu ohnghno
j? T[j ftfdnkoEh phH;hHJ/H Gkr shik ftu nkoih dkybk
b?D d/ :'r jB.
BZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw Lbk}wh.
2H fBZ
8-10 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. jo/e
ftfdnkoEh bJh d'BK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK ftu 75%
jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh 75% jk}ohnK
g{ohnK BjhA eoBr/, T[jBK ~ ;kbkBk g/goK ftu BjhA
p?mD fdZsk ikt/rk.
fo;gKF FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e g/go ftu d' fo;gK;
3H
FhNK iwQK eotkT[DhnK bk}wh jB)
4H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
p? u { b o nkc bkfJpo/ o h n? A v fJBcow/ F B
;kfJz ; (phHfbpHnkJhH;kfJz ; )
B' N L dkybk f;oc w? f oN d/ nkXko #s/ j' t / r k
e[ Z b ;hNK L 345 (tkX{ ;hNK bJh nfXnkJ/ u" E k d/ y ' )
1 H gksosk L
fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fe;/ th c?ebNh ftu
35% nzeK Bkb p?u{bo fvroh gk; ehsh j't/. fi;
ftfdnkoEh dk Bshik g[Bo-w[bKeD T[gozs x'fFs ehsk
frnk j? sK T[; ~ w?foN ftu Fkwb BjhA ehsk ikt/rk.
2H fBZih ;zgoe gqq'rokw L bk}wh. brGr d' jcfsnK
dk fJe fBZih ;gzoe gq'rokw fi; ftu 75% jk}ohnk
j'DhnK bk}wh jB.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu, i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jkio Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[ j ftfdnkoEh tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh
gq t kBrh Bkb 5000$-o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk e/
;g? F b fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L fJ; ;zpzXh ft;fsqs ikDekoh fBZih
 ;zgoe g'qrokw d"okB fdZsh ikt/rh.
4H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e gou/ dhnK 2 fo;gK;
FhNK iwQK eotkT[DhnK }o{oh jB.fijV/ ftfdnkoEh
fo;gK; FhNK ftu'A 25% n?rohr/N nze gqkgs eoBr/,T[j
ftfdnkoEh jh gqhfynk ftu p?mD d/ :'r j'Dr/).
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
g' ; N ro? i { J / N fvgb' w k fJB ioBfb}w
n? A v wk; efwT{ B he/ F B (ghHihHvhHi/ H n? w H;hH)
1 H gksosk L fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fe;/ th
c?ebNh ftu p?u{bo fvroh gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq q ' r okw L bk}wh.
7-7 fdBK d/ d' fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw j' D r. jo/ e
ftfdnkoEh bJh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK
bk}wh jB.
d{ik fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw T[BK ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
j't/rk fiBQK B/ gfjbK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw nN?Av Bk
ehsk j't/. fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK B/ gfjb/ fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK g{ohnK Bk ehshnK j'D, T[j
nkgD/ xNd/ b?euo d{i/ fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw ftu brk
;ed/ jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh B/ nkgDhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK
Bk ehshnK j'D, T[BK ~ ;kbkBk g/goK ftu p?mD dh nkfrnk
BjhA fdZsh ikt/rh. ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw s'A S'N j't/rh.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu, i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jk}o Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[j ftfdnkoEh tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh
Bkb 5000$-o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L 20% nze fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN #s/
nXkfos j'Dr/. fJz JzNoBb n;?;w?AN bJh n?wHJ/H Gkr
gfjbk ioBfb}w ns/ wk; efwT{Bhe/FB
tkbhnK FosK jh bkr{ j' D rhnK.
4H gq?eNheb n;kJhBw?AN iwQK eotkT[D dh fwsh
fpBK b/N ch; L 31H5H2014
500$- o[gJ/ b/N ch; Bkb L 15H6H2014
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk$pfmzvk
g' ; N ro? i { J / N fvgb' w k fJB ez f gT{ N o
n? g bhe/ F B} (ghHihHvhH;hHJ/ H )
1 H gksosk L fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fe;/ th
c?ebNh ftu p?u{bo fvroh gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZih ;zgoe gqq'rokw L bk}wh. 7-8 fdBK d/ d' fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. d't/A gq'rokw brkT[D/ bk}wh jB.
jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh d'BK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokwK ftu
75% jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh 75%
jk}ohnK g{ohnK BjhA eod/ T[BQK ~ ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu
nghno BjhA j'D fdZsk ikt/rk.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu,i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jk}o Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[ j ftfdnkoEh 10,000$- o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk
e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L fJ; ;zpzXh ft;fsqs ikDekoh fBZih
;zgoe g'qrokw d"okB fdZsh ikt/rh.
4H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e gou/ dhnK 2 fo;gK;
FhNK iwQK eotkT[DhnK jB.fijV/ ftfdnkoEh b'VhAdhnK
fo;gK; FhNK iwQK BjhA eotkT[Dr/. T[jBK ~ ;kbkBk
gqhfynk ftu BjhA p?mD fdZsk ikt/rk.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
g' ; N ro? i { J / N fvgb' w k fJB NoK;b/ F B
(ghHihHvhHnkJhHNhH)
1 H gksosk L
fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fe;/ th c?ebNh ftu
40% nzeK Bkb p?u{bo fvroh gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq q ' r okw L bk}wh j't/rk.
8-8 fdBK d/ d' fBZ i h ;gz o e gq ' r okw j' D r/ . jo/ e
ftfdnkoEh bJh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK
bk}wh jB.
d{ik fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw T[jBK ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
j't/rk fiBQK B/ gfjbK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw nN?Av Bk
ehsk j't/. fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK B/ gfjb/ fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu 75% jk}ohnK g{ohnK Bk ehshnK j'D, T[j
nkgD/ xNd/ b?euo d{i/ fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw ftu brk
;ed/ jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh nkgDhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK
BjhA eod/, T[jBK ~ ;kbkBk g/goK ftu BjhA p?mD fdZsk
ikt/rk.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh ~ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw s'A S'N
j't/rh.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu,i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jk}o Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[ j ftfdnkoEh 5,000$- o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk
e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh. (jo/e gou/ dhnK 2 fo;gK;
FhNK iwQK eotkT[DhnK jB. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh nfijk
BjhA eoBr/, T[jBK ~ ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu BjhA p?mD
fdZsk ikt/rk.
4H jo/e ftfdnkoEh ftGkr tZb'A fdZs/ ftF/ #s/ fJe gqki?eN
fog'oN fsnko eo/rk.
;kbkBk gqhfynk ysw j'D s'A 1 wjhB/ d/ nzdo L 200$- o[gJ/
;kbkBk gqhfynk ysw j'D s'A 1-2 wjhB/ d/ nzdo L 500$- o[gJ/
;kbkBk gqhfynk ysw j'D s'A 2-3 wjhB/ d/ nzdo L1000$- o[gJ/
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
B' N L fJj e' o ; xZ N ' - xZ N gz i ftfdnkoEh j' D s/ jh
F[ o { ehsk ikt/ r k.
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 g' ; N ro? i { J / N fvgb' w k fJB co? A f ;e
;kfJz ; (ghHihHvhHn? c Hn? ; H)
1 H gksosk L p?u{bo fvroh fe;/ th c?ebNh ftZu wkBsk
gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A 40% BzpoK Bkb gk; ehsh j't/.
10+2 ;kfJz; ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gfjbsk fdZsh ikt/rh.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh. 7-8 fdB d/ 2 fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. d't/A gq'rokw brkT[D/ bk}wh jB.
d't/A fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ~ fwbk e/ jo fJe ftfdnkoEh
d/ 75% b?euo j'D/ }o{oh jB. ;kfJz; dk ftFk j'D ekoB
jo ftfdnkoEh bJh ;? w hBko$b? p ft}N$gq ? e Nheb
brkT[Dk }o{oh j't/rk. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJj fBZih
;zgoe gqr ' okw dh gksosk g{oh BjhA eoBr/ T[BKQ ~ ;kbkBk
g/goK ftZu BjhA p?mD fdZsk ikt/rk.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw bkT[D
s'A S'N j't/rh.
ftF/ F e/ ; K ftu,i/ e' J h ftfdnkoEh fBZ i h
;z g oe gq ' r okw ftu jk}o Bk j' ;fenk j' t / sK
T[ j ftfdnkoEh 10,000$- o[ g J/ ch; iwQ K eotk
e/ ;g? F b fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw bk ;edk j? .
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (gq s h g/ g o d' T[ Z s o-gZ s o
ekghnK) fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJj T[Zso-gZso ekghnK dh
fJj Fos g{oh BjhA eoBr/ T[BQK ~ o'b Bzpo BjhA fdZsk
ikt/rk. T[j ftfdnkoEh fijV/ xZN s'A xZN 25% Bzpo
T[Zso gZso ekghnK ftZuA' b?Dr/ T[j gqhfynk d/D d/ gkso
pDBr/.
4 H gq k i? e N fog' o N iwQ K eotkT[ D dh fwsh
fpBK b/ N ch; s' A 15 wJh 2014
500$- o[ g J/ b/ N ch; Bkb 15 i{ B 2014
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
6H fe;/ ftF/F ekoB eoe/ i/eo e'Jh ftfdnkoEh ;w/A f;o
;?whBko BjhA fdzdk sK T[j 2000$- o[gJ/ \h; d/ e/ nkgDk
;?whBko eotk ;edk j??.
B' N L fJj e'o; sK jh F[o{ j't/rk id'A ftfdnkoEhnK dh
frDsh 50 j't/rh. fJj e'o; d{i/ e'o;K Bkb n?v-nkB
e'o; dh soQK ehsk ik ;edk j? go g/go T[jh ofjDr/.
ghHihH fvgb' w k fJB n? u HnkJhHthH$
J/ v i ekT{ A ;fbz r
1 H gksosk L fe;/ th y/so ftZu r/qi{J/FB wkBsk gqkgs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L (bk}wh). nZm s'A d; fdB d/
d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw j'Dr/. jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh
fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw d"okB 75% jk}ohnK }o{oh jB
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh 75% jk}ohnK dh Fos g{oh BjhA
eoBr/ T[BQK ~ g/go ftZu p?mD dh fJ}kis BjhA fdZsh
ikt/rh. e[M yk; }o{oh ekoBK ekoD fijVk ftfdnkoEh
fJj fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw BjhA brk ;e/rk, T[j 5000$-
o[gJ/ d/ e/ ;g?Fb fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brk ;edk j?.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK (T[ Z s o-gZ s o ekghnK) L bk}wh (gqsh
g/go d' T[Zso-gZso ekghnK)
4H jo/e ftfdnkoEh ftGkr tZb'A fdZs/ rJ/ Nkfge T[go gqi
' e
? N
fog'oN fsnko eoe/ ftGkr ftZu iwK eotkJ/rk. gq'i?eN
fog'oN ;bkBk g/go F[o{ j'D s'A 15 fdB gfjbK ftGkr
ftZu fpBK b/N ch; iwK eotkT[Dh j? iK b/N \h; Bkb
j/m fbyhnK FosK s/ iwK eotkJh ik ;edh j?.
(1) 200 o[gJ/ b/N ch; Bkb ;bkBk g/go ysw j'D s'A fJZe
wjhB/ d/ ftZu.
(2) 500 o[gJ/ b/N ch; Bkb 1 s'A 2 wjhB/ ftZu ;bkBk
g/go ysw j'D s/ gq'i?eN fog'oN iwK eotkJh ik ;edh
j?.
(3) 2-3 wjhB/ ftZu ;bkBk g/go ysw j'D s/ 1000$- b/N ch;
Bkb gqi
' e
? N fog'oN iwK eotkJh ik ;edh j?.
5H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk (:{Bhtof;Nh e?Ag;)
B'N L ;gbhw?ANoh gqhfynk ;szpo-nes{po d/ wjhB/ ftu bJh
ikt/rh, gqki?eN fog'oN fpBK fe;/ b/N ch; s'A fwsh 8
iBtoh, 2014 sZe ftGkr ftu iwQK eotkJh ik ;edh
j? ns/ 200$- o[gJ/ b/N ch; Bkb fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo-
nzdo ftGkr ftu iwQK eotkJh ik ;edh j?.
fvgb' w k fJB bkfJpq / o h ;kfJz ; (vhHfbpH)
B' N L dkybk w? f oN d/ nkXko s/ j' t / r k.
;hNK dh frDsh L 403 ((tkX{
tkX{ ;hNK dh ikDekoh bJh nfXnkJ/ u" E k d/ f ynk ikt/ . )
1 H gksosk L w?fNqe$jkfJo ;?ezvoh Gkr gfjbk gk; iK
fJ; d/ pokpo dh e'Jh gqhfynk wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek$p'ov
s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L (bk}wh) d' jcfsnK dk fBZih
;zgoe gqr' okw br/rk fi; ftZu 75% jk}ohnK }o{oh jB.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh e[M yk; ekoBK eoe/ fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw
bkT[D s'A n;wZoE j'Dr/, T[j 2000$- ch; Go e/ ;g?Fb
fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw brk ;ed/ jB.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK (T[ Z s o gZ s o ekghnK) L bk}wh (gqsh
g/go uko T[Zso gZso ekghnK }o{oh jB.) fJBQK T[Zso
gZso ekghnK ftu'A xZN s'A xZN 25% Bzpo b?D tkb/
ftfdnkoEh jh gqhfynk ftZu p?mD d/ :'r j'Dr/.
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
fvgb' w k fJB r[ o wfs ;z r hs
1 H gksosk L wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek$p'ov s'A 10+2 r[opkDh
;zrhs ;fjs iK @;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB r[owfs ;zrhs#
;fjs gk; ehsk j't/.
iK
d;th r[ o wfs ;z r hs gq t / f Fek gk; ehsh j' t / ns/
90
 ehosB d/ y/so ftu d' ;kb dk s}opk j't/.
iK
d;thA ;fjs @;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB r[owfs ;zrhs#
Bkb gk; ehsk j't/ ns/ ehosB d/ y/so ftu fJe
;kb dk s}opk j't/.
iK
fe;/ gqwkfDs ;z;Ek s'A nekdfwe y/so ftu xZN' xZN
d' ;kb dh ;zrhs ftF/ ftu T[Zu :'rsk rqfjD ehsh
j' t / .
iK
phHJ/H ... ;zrhs d/ ftF/ Bkb gk; ehsh j't/.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh. d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
8-8 fdB d/ brDr/ fiBQK ftZu'A 75% jk}ohnK b?DhnK
}o{oh jB.
ftd/FK ftu ofjzd/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe
g'qrokw sfjs ebk;K ftu jk}oh s'A S'N j't/rh.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gzikp s'A pkjo d/ okiK fit/A
jfonkDk, fjwkub gqd/F, :{BhnB N?ohNoh nk\ uzvhrVQ,
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh, fwbNoh$g?ok-fwbNoh gq;'Bb nkfd
d/ j'Dr/ p/Bsh T[gozs T[BQK ~ tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp, w[yh
dhnK f;ckoFK s/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw s'A S'N d/ ;ed/
jB.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK (T[ Z s o-gZ s o ekghnK) L bk}wh (gqsh
g/go d' fo;gK; FhNK)
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk (:{Bhtof;Nh e?Ag;)
fvgb' w k fJB fvtfBNh (;qh r[o{ rqE
z ;kfjp nfXn?B)
1H :'rsk L frnkBh (nkBo} fJB gzikph) iK d;thA$
jkfJo ;?ezvoh wkBsk gqkgs ;z;Ek$p'ov s'A gk; ehsh
j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
7-10 fdB fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'A 75 gqshFs b?euo bk}wh.
iK
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftZu fjZ;k BjhA b?
;ed/ T[j uko gqki?eN (jo gou/ ftZu fJZe) fby e/ s;ZbhpyF
rq/v gqkgs eoBr/.
3H fo;gK; FhNK L jo ftfdnkoEh bJh jo g/go ftZu d'
tZv/ ;tkb i' 15-15 BzpoK d/ j'Dr/ ns/ 10 S'N/ ;tkb i'
4-4 BzpoK d/ j'Dr/, jZb eoB T[gozs 31 iBtoh, 2014
sZe ;pfwN eotkT[D/ bk}wh j'Dr/. ;kohnK fo;gK;
FhNK ftZu ftfdnkoEh s;ZbhpyF rq/v gqkgs eoBr/.
4H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
r[ o wfs ;z r hs gq t / f Fek
(rkfJB$sz s h ;k} tkdB$skb ;k} tkdB-spbk iK gykti)
1 H gksosk L
(T) r[owfs ;zrhs dh ehosB gozgok (rkfJB$ szsh;k}
tkdB$skb ;k} tkdB-spbk iK gykt}) dk
ehosB y/so ftu fJZe ;kb dk fefonkswe frnkB.
(n) gzikph iK fjzdh iK nzrq/}h fbyD-gVQB dh ;woZEk.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh. d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
8-8 fdB d/ brDr/ fiBQK ftZu'A 75% jk}ohnK b?DhnK
}o{oh jB, go fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dhnK 75% jk}ohnK
g{ohnK BjhA j'DrhnK T[BQK ~ ;bkBk gqhfynk ftZu nghno
j'D dh nkfrnk BjhA fdZsh ikt/rh.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw s'A S'N
j'tr/ h.
e[M jzrkwh jkbsK ftu i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe
g'qrokw brkT[D s'A n;woE j't/rk sK tkJh;-uK;bo
;kfjp s'A w[yh ;kfjp dh f;ckoF Bkb fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw
s'A S'N b? ;edk j?.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gzikp s'A pkjo d/ okiK fit/A jfonkDk,
fjwkub gq d / F , :{ B hnB N? o hNoh nk\ uz v hrVQ ,
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh, fwbNoh$g?ok-fwbNoh gq;'Bb nkfd
d/ j'Dr/ p/Bsh T[gozs T[BQK ~ tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp, w[yh
dhnK f;ckoFK s/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw s'A S'N d/ ;ed/
jB.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (gqsh g/go d' T[Zso gZso ekghnK)
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
gz i kph gq t / f Fek
1H :r' sk L T[whdtko gzikph, nzro/}h, fjzdh gVQB, fbyD
ftZu ;wZoE j't./
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L 7-10 fdBK dk fJe fBZ i h
;zgoe gq'rokw gozs{ brkT[Dk bk}wh BjhA j?.
3H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh BjhA
4H gq h fynk e/ A d o L gfNnkbk
frnkBh
1H gksosk L wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov$;z;Ek s'A
j/m fbyhnK gqhfynktK ftu'A e'Jh fJe Fos
g{oh eodk j't/ L
(T) w?fNqe iK jkfJo ;?ezvoh (e'o$Gkr 1 iK fJb?efNt$Gkr
..) dh gqhfynk gzikph gfjbh iK d{ih GkFk ti'A iK fJ;d/
pokpo dh e'Jh j'o gqhfynk gzikph bk}wh ftF/ Bkb gk;l
(n) gqh-:{Bhtof;Nh gzikph u'Dt/ ftF/ d/ o{g ftu gk;
(J) gqh-fJzihBhnfozr gzikph n]fsnkoh ftF/ d/ o{g ftu gk;
(;) gqh-w?vheb gzikph n]fsnkoh ftF/ d/ o{g ftu gk;
(j) fJz N owhvhJ/ N $phHJ/ H $phHn? ; -;hH gz i kph u' D t/ A $
91
 n]fsnkoh ftF/ d/ o{g ftZu fi; soQK dk e/; j't/, gk;
ehsk j't/.
(e) T[whdtko B/ i/eo T[go'es (T) s'A (j) sZe e'Jh gqhfynk
gzikph ftF/ s'A fpBK gk; ehsh j? gozs{ gzikph gqt/fFek
(gzikph dk w[Ybk e'o;) gqhfynk gk; ehsh j?, dkyabk
b?D d/ :'r j?.
(y) i/eo T[whdtko B/ gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o gqwkfDs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A phHJ/H$phHn?;-;hH gqhfynk gzikph ftF/ Bkb
(u'DtK iK n]fsnkoh iK bk}wh) gk; ehsh j?, Gkt/A
gqhfynk ftZu c/bQ j't/, sK th dk]bk b?D d/ :'r j?.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
7-10 fdB fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'A 75 gqshFs b?euo bk}wh
iK
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftZu fjZ;k BjhA b?
;ed/ T[j S/ gq'i?eN (jo bk}wh gou/ ftZu fJZe) fby e/
s;Zbh pyF rq/v gqkgs eoBr/.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[D
s'A S'N j?.
3H fo;gK; FhNK L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh pkoK fo;gK;
FhNK (jo/e ftF/ bJh d') G/iDhnK }o{oh jB. ftfdnokEhnK
~ bzp/ ns/ S'N/ T[soK tkb/ gqFBK dh fb;N G/i fdZsh
ikt/rh.
jo ftfdnkoEh bJh jo g/go ftu'A d' tZv/ ;tkb i' 15-
15 BzpoK d/ j'Dr/ ns/ 10 S'N/ ;tkb i' 4-4 BzpoK d/
j'Dr/, jZb eoB T[gozs 31 iBtoh, 2014 sZe ;pfwN
eotkT[D/ bk}wh j'Dr/.
4H gq h fynk e/ A do L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB T[ o d{
1H gksosk L w?fNqe iK fJ;d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk i' fe
wkBsk gkqgs p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-8 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[D/ }o{oh jB,
fiBQK ftu'A 75 gqshFs jk}ohnK bk}wh jB.
3H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh.
jo g/go bJh d' T[Zso-gZso d/D/ bk}wh jB.
4H fJz N ob n;? ; w? A N L 20% fJz N oBb n;? ; w? A N j' t / r h.
FosK bJh f;b/p; d/y'.
5H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB ;z z ; feq s
1H gksosk L w?fNqe iK fJ;d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk i' fe
wkBsk gqkgs p'ov$:{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-8 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[D/ }o{oh jB,
fiBQK ftu'A 75 gqshFs jk}ohnK bk}wh jB.
3H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh.
92
jo g/go bJh d' T[Zso-gZso d/D/ bk}wh jB.
4H fJz N ob n;? ; w? A N L 20% fJz N oBb n;? ; w? A N j' t / r h.
FosK bJh f;b/p; d/y'.
5 H gq h fynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh
6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gfNnkbk
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB co? A u
(d' ;kbk e' o ;, gq h fynk d{ ; o/ ;kb jh j' t / r h)
e[ Z b ;hNK L 50
xZ N s' A xZ N 15 ftfdnkoEhnK Bkb fJj e' o ; ubkfJnk ikt/ r k.
1 H gksosk L w?fNqe$jkfJo ;?ezvoh iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh
e'Jh gqhfynk :{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A gk;.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L (bk}wh) d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
j'Dr/. gfjb/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftZu 20 ebk;K ns/
d{i/ ghH;hHghH ftZu th 20 ebk;K brDrhnK. gfjbk fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw nekdfwe ;?FB d/ F[o{ Gkt nes{po wjhB/
ftZu br/rk ns/ d{ik fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw nekdfwe
;?FB d"okB Gkt ng?qb ftZu j't/rk. fJj fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw d{;o/ ;kb ftZu th fJ;h soQK d[pkok brDr/, fJ;
eoe/ fJBQK dh e[Zb frDsh uko j't/rh.
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (gqsh g/go uko)
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB iowB
(d' ;kbk e' o ;, gq h fynk d{ ; o/ ;kb bJh ikt/ r h)
e[ Z b ;hNK L 50
fJj e' o ; th 15 ftfdnkoEhnK Bkb ubkfJnk ikt/ r k.
1 H gksosk L w?fNqe$jkfJo ;?ezvoh iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh
e'Jh gqhfynk :{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A gk;.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L (bk}wh) d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
j'Dr/. gfjb/ fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ftZu 20 ebk;K ns/
d{i/ ghH;hHghH ftZu th 20 ebk;K brDrhnK. gfjbk fBZih
;zgoe gq'rokw nekdfwe ;?FB d/ F[o{ Gkt nes{po wjhB/
ftZu br/rk ns/ d{ik fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw nekdfwe
;?FB d"okB Gkt ng?qb ftZu j't/rk. fJj fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw d{;o/ ;kb ftZu th fJ;h soQK d[pkok brDr/, fJ;
eoe/ fJBQK dh e[Zb frDsh uko j't/rh. (2 gfjb/ ;kb + 2
d{i/ ;kb)
3 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (gq s h g/ g o uko T[ Z s o-gZ s o
ekghnK).
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB ;g' e B fJz r fbF
1 H gksosk L T[j ftfdnkoEh dkyb/ :'r j'Dr/ fiBQK B/ /
10+2 fJzrfbF bk}wh ftF/ Bkb fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs
p'ov$;z;Ek s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk

;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB ez f gT{ N o
n? g bhe/ F B
;?FB L iBtoh s'A i{B
1 H gksosk L gzikp ;e{b p'ov iK fJ; d/ pokpo 10+2 dh
gqhfynk fe;/ wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh iK p'ov s'A gk;
ehsh j't/.
2 H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L (bk}wh) d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw
8 s'A 10 fdBK d/ j'Dr/. jo/e ftfdnkoEh ~ fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftZu 75% jk}ohnK brkT[DhnK }o{oh jB. i'
ftfdnkoEh fJj Fos g{oh BjhA eoBr/, T[BQK ~ ;bkBk g/go
ftZu BjhA p?mD fdZsk ikt/rk.
3H fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN L fJ; ;zpzXh ft;fsqs ikDekoh fBZih
;zgoe g'qrokw d"okB fdZsh ikt/rh.
4 H fo;gK; FhNK L bk}wh (gqsh g/go d' T[Zso gZso ekghnK)
5 H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
;oNhfce/ N e' o ; fJB ;" c N ;feb} n? A v
go;B? f bNh fvt? b gw? A N
e[ Z b ;hNk L 30
e' o ; Btz p o d/ wjhB/ ftu noz G j' t / r k.
1H gksosk L 10+2 iK fJ;d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk i' fe
wkBsk gkqgs p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j't/.
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L bk}wh.
8-10 fdBK d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[D/ }o{oh jB,
fiBQK ftu'A 75 % jk}ohnK bk}wh jB. fijVk ftfdnkoEh
75% jk}ohnK dh Fos g{ohnK BjhA eo/rk T[; ~ ;bkBk
gqhfynk ftu p?mD BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk.
3H fJzNoBB n;?;w?AN L fJj n;?;w?AN fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw
d"okB bJ/ rJ/ fJzNoBb N?;N d/ nkXko s/ j't/rh.
4H gqhfynk ;?ANo L gfNnkbk
nfXnkfJ gfjbk
1H dk]bk \kow GoB bJh jdkfJsK
dk]bk \kow ns/ \h; d/ Bkb jh gq h fynk \kow
ns/ \h; G/ i h ikDh ukjhdh j? .
fe;/ th e'o; ftu dk]b/ bJh g{oh soQK Gfonk j'fJnk
\kow fpBK b/N \h; s'A gj[zuD dh fwsh gqk;g?eN; d/ NkJhNb
d/ nzdob/ gzB/ #s/ do;kJh rJh j?. fi; e'o; ftu s[;hA dk]bk
b?Dk ukj[zd/ j' T[; dk dk]bk \kow nzfsek @A# GoB s'A gfjbK
T[; Bkb ;pzfXs :'rsktK ~ fXnkB Bkb gVQ fbnk ikt/. T[j
1 2 3 4 1 2 3
\kow fiBQK T[s/ 'A ', 'A ','A ', 'A ' ns/ 'B', 'B ', 'B ','B ',
4
'B ' nzfes ehsk frnk j?, dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb Go e/ G/iD/
jB. nX{ok \kow iK fpBK \h; d/ \kow ;theko BjhA ehsk
ikt/rk.
T[whdtko dk]bk \kow nkgD/ jh jZE Bkb gzikph iK
nzro/}h ftu Go ;ed/ jB. fJ; dk e'Jh ykBk ykbh BjhA Sfvnk
ikDk ukjhdk. fijVk ekbw bkr{ BjhA j[zdk T[; ~ eZN fdZsk
ikt/. ;ko/ jh d;skt/} uzrh soQK Bkb BZEh ehs/ ikD/ ukjhd/
jB. dk]bk \kow #s/ brkJh rJh nkgDh c'N' T[whdtko
tb' A y[ d jh s;dhe ehsh ikDh ukjhdh j? .
ftfdnkoEh fi; gqhfynk d/ nkXko #s/ dk]bk b?Dk ukjzd [ k
j't/ T[; ;pzXh g{ok t/otk ;pzfXs ekbw ftu ;gZFN s"o #s/ d/t./
dk]bk \kow ftu ftfdnkoEh dk BK ns/ T[; d/ Fpd-
i'V fpbe[b T[jh j'D/ ukjhd/ jB fijV/ fe T[; dh d;thA$;hBhno
;?ezvoh iK fJ; d/ s[b e'Jh j'o gqhfynk d/ ;oNhfce/N ftu
doi jB.
;pzfXs e'o; ftu bJ/ rJ/ ftF/ mhe soQK Bkb ;pzfXs
ekbwK ftu Go/ ikD/ ukjhd/ jB.
B ' N L- ftfdnkoEh B{ z :{ B htof;Nh tb' A i' A gfjbK
ofi;N/ q ; a B Bz p o nbkN j' f Jnk j? , dk]bk \kow
ftu }o{ o Gfonk ikt/ . i/ e o e' J h ftfdnkoEh
nbkN ehsk ofi;N/ q ; aB Bz p o \kow ftu BjhA
Godk ns/ T[ ; ~ d{ i k ofi;Nq / ; aB Bz p o
:{ B htof;Nh tZ b ' A nbkN ehsk iKdk j? , T[ ; ;{ o s
ftu T[ ; dk pknd ftu nbkN j' f Jnk ofi;N/ q ; a B
Bz p o oZ d ehsk ikt/ r k ns/ gfjbK nbkN ehsk
ofi;N/ q ; aB Bz p o jh ekfJw oj/ r k. nfij/
ftfdnkoEh B{ z 5000$-o[ g J/ ndk eoB/ j' D r/ .
2H nko}h dk]bk n:' r Yz r tosD dh
;{ o s ftu
T[j ftfdnkoEh fi; s/ gqhfynk ;w/A n:'r ;kXBK dh
tos'A eoB ekoB e/; ub fojk j't/, T[; ~ nrbh Fq/Dh ftu
dk]bk T[; dh nkgDh f}zw/tkoh s/, e/; dk c?;bk j'D sZe
fdZsk ik ;edk j?. nfijk nko}h dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk
ikt/rk i/eo d'FK dh gVskb eoB ;zpzXh ew/Nh T[; ~ n:'r
eoko fdzdh j?. nrbh Fq/Dh ftu dk]b/ bJh fdZsh \h; tkg;
BjhA ehsh ikt/rh.
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3H d/ o Bkb x' f Fs j' J / Bshi/ fj;Noh n? A v ebuo (gz i kph bk}wh dh EK) s' A fJbktk
(1) b/N Bshik fBebD ekoB dk]bk
dk]bkLL fi; e' J h fsz B ftF/ u[ D ;ed/ j B.
jB
ftfdnkoEh dk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh j/mbh gqhfynk dk phHJ/ H d/ ftfdnkoEh bJh j/ m fby/ ftfFnK dh
Bshik b'VhAdhnK ekotkJhnK g{ohnK ehs/ ikD s'A fpBK, gkm ;wZ r oh e/ t b gz i kph wkfXnw ftu jh T[ g bZ p X
fe;/ j'o ekoDK eoe/ :{Bhtof;Nh d[nkok d/o Bkb x'fFs j' t / r h, i/ e o e' J h ftfdnkoEh j/ m fby/ ftF/ b? A d k j?
ehsk frnk j? sK Gkos ftu ofjD tkb/ ftfdnkoEhnK sK T[ ; ~ ;z p z f Xs ftF/ dh fsnkoh nz r o/ } h wkfXnw
~ Bshik x'fFs j'D dh fwsh s'A 21 fdBK d/ nzdo ns/ ftu nkg eoBh gt/ r h.
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ d' wjhB/ d/ nzdo dk]bk fdZsk 1H Xow nfXn?B
ik ;edk j? go nfij/ ftfdnkoEh b/N \h; Bkb dk]bk 2H fcbk;ch
b?D bJh fBFfus ehsh fwsh s'A wro'A dk]b BjhA ehs/
3H r[owfs ;zrhs
ikDr/.
fiE/ fBZ i h ;z g oe g' q r okw }o{ o h j' t / ns/ T[ j 4H fbzr{fJ;fNe;
bZr u[Zek j't/ sK T[; e'o; ftu fe;/ ~ th 5H n?i{e/FB
dk]bk BjhA fdZ s k ikt/ r k. phHJ/ H $phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ n? w HJ/ H Gkr
(2) g[Bo-w[bKeD Bshik x'fFs j'D d/ nkXko s/ gfjbk d/ dk]b/ bJh T[ w hdtkoK d/ ftF/ F
dk]bk
dk]bkL- ftfdnkoEhnK ~ g[Bo-w[bKeD dk Bshik fXnkB d/ D :' r rZ b K
x'fFs j'D ns/ nze fpT{ok ekov s/ nzfes fwsh s'A
d;thA$jkfJo ;?ev z oh$+2 dk gzikph ftFk gk; j'Dk }o{oh
fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr d/ dk]fbnK bJh 15 ezw-ekih
j?, BjhA sK T[BKQ ~ dk]bk BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk. fco th fijV/
fdBK d/ nzdo-nzdo nrbh ebk; ftu fpBK b/N \h;
ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr gfjbk, phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/
dk]bk fdZsk ikt/rk.
n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, e'o; ftu dk]bk b?Dr/, T[BQK ~ w?fNqe
(3) nko}h Bshik L- e'Jh th ftfdnkoEh fi; dk Bshik gZXo dh gzikph iK gzikph gqt/fFek e'o; d/ d"okB Bkb'-Bkb
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ ezNo'bo (gqhfynktK) d[nkok nko}h gk; eoBh j't/rh.
x'fFs ehsk frnk j't/, T[; ~ fJ; d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk
j/m fby/ torK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ T[go dZ;h Fos s'A S'N j'tr/ hL
BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk. id'A sZe fe fJ; pko/ nko}h gZso
1H fiBQK dh wks GkFk gzikph BjhA j?.
ftu ;gFN BjhA j't/rk. fJj ftfdnkoEh dh f}zw/tkoh
j? fe T[j ftGkr ftu dk]bk-ckow d/D s'A gfjbK Bshik 2H fijV/ gzikp s'A pkjo d/ gqKsK ftu ofj oj/ jB ns/
fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr d[nkok ubkJ/ ik oj/ fe;/ th
x'fFs eotkJ/.
e'o; ftu dk]bk b? oj/ jB.
4H d{ i hnK :{ B htof;NhnK dhnK gq h fynktK 3H n?BHnkoHnkJhH$n?BHnkoHJhH ns/ T[BQK d/ pZu/ ns/
dh wkBsk ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh.
d{ihnK :{Bhtof;NhnK d/ fijV/ ;oNhfce/NK$fvrohnK 4H fijV/ d;thA iK jkfJo ;?ezvoh iK +2 gqhfynk gk; eoB
~ n?;';hJ/FB nk\ fJzvhnB :{Bhtof;Nh} (fJzNo- T[gozs gzikph ezgb;oh iK u'DtK gzikph ftFk T[u gZXo
:{Bhtof;Nh p'ov) tb'A wkBsk gqkgs j?, T[BQK ~ fJ; d/ e'o; ftu b? b?Ad/ jB. (fit/A phHJ/H$phHekwH nkfd)
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ ftfGzB e'o;K ftu dk]b/ d/ wB'oE bJh 6H wkJhrq / F B ;oNhfce/ N ns/ b' V hA d / n;b
pokpo wzfBnk iKdk j?. tX/o/ ikDekoh bJh gzBk Bzpo ;oNhfce/ N
78 ns/ 84 s'A 86 d/y'. wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N ns/ wzr/ rJ/ n;b ;oNhfce/N
5H gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v ebuo ftF/ ;pz X h dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb jh g/F eoB/ j'Dr/. i' ftfdnkoEh fJj
e/ t b T[ j h ftfdnkoEh phHJ/ H ,phHekwH,phHphHJ/ H ;oNhfce/N dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb g/F BjhA eod/ sK w[yh, fv;N?A;
ns/ phH;hHJ/ H d/ Gkr shik ftu gz i kph bk}wh dh EK n?}{e/FB ftGkr dh gqtkBrh Bkb dk]bk \kow d/D dh fwsh
s/ gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v ebuo dk ftFk gVQ ;ed/ jB s'A fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo g/F eo ;ed/ jB. fco th i' ftfdnkoEh
fiBQ K B/ Gkr d{ i k ftu th fJj ftFk gfVQ n k j? . rq ? i { J / fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo th ;pzfXs ;oNhfce/N gq;s[s BjhA eod/
FB gZXo @s/ Gkr gfjbk ftu gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v sK T[jBK s'A fBwB FfvT{b nB[;ko b/N \h; bJh ikt/rh L
ebuo dk ftFk Bjh fbnk ik ;edk 500$- o[gJ/ b/N \h; Bkb L 30 Btzpo, 2013
1000$- o[gJ/ b/N \h; Bkb L 21 cotoh, 2014
B'N L ftF/F Fq/Dh d/ ftfdnkoEh fijV/ gzikp dk fJfsjk;
(ofi;Noko ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh Bkb)
ns/ ebuo dk ftFk u[ D ;ed/ jB, T[j phHJ/H$
ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEh
phHekwH$phHphHJ/ H $phH;hHJ/ H (e/ t b Gkr shik) ftu
nz r o/ } h (efwT{ B he/ F B ;feb) ez g b;oh ns/ gz i kp fijV/ ftfdnkoEh ftd//F ftu ofjzd/ jB go T[BQK B/

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Gkos ftu fe;/ :{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A e'Jh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j?
sK T[BQK ~ n;b wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N d/Dk gt/rk.
e/ A d o ;oeko dh wfB;Noh nk\ fjT{ w ? B fo;' o ;
fvt?bgw?AN tb'A ehshnK jdkfJsK nB[;ko fijV/ ftd/Fh
ftfdnkoEh Gkos ftu ofj e/ f;Zfynk gqkgs eoBk ukjz[d/ jB,
T[j dk]bk b?D ;w/A ;N{v?AN th}k iK gq'th}Bb ;N{v?AN th}k g/F
eoBr/. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ~ dk]bk BjhA
fdZsk ikt/rk.
wkJhr/qFB ;oNhfce/N s'A S'N
j/m fbyhnK e?NkrohnK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ wkJhr/qFB
;oNhfce/N d/D s'A S'N j? L
1) fijV/ ftfdnkoEh w?fNqe$jkfJo ;?ezvoh$10+2 (gzikp
:{Bhtof;Nh$gzikp, fjwkub, jfonkDk ;e{b f;Zfynk
p'ov) gk; eoB T[gozs dk]bk b?Ad/ jB.
2) T[j ftfdnkoEh fijV/ gzikph gqt/fFek iK fvgb'wk fJB
fvtfBNh ftu dk]bk b?Dk ukj[zd/ jB, i/ T[BQK B/ fe;/
d{ih :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJBQK s'A T[go dh ebk; gk; ehsh
j't/ sK T[BQK ~ ;zpzXs ;z;Ek s'A @e'Jh fJsok} BjhA#
;oNhfce/N b? e/ d/Dk gt/rk.
7H dk]bk \kow Bkb BZEh eoB tkb/ b'VhAd/
d;skt/ }
(T) T[whdtko dhnK j[[D/-j[D/ fyutkJhnK S/ gk;g'oN ;kJh}
dhnK c'N'nK, fJBQK ftu'A fJe nkgDh y[d jh s;dhe
ehsh j'Jh dk]bk \kow ftu dZ;h j'Jh EK s/ fugek fdZsh
ikt/, d{;oh fpBK s;dhe ehsh \'N' ~ FBkysh ekov s/
fugek fdZsk ikt/, ns/ pkeh uko c'aN' Bkb BZEh ehshnK
ikD.
(n) T[whdtko nkgD/ nkuoD dk ;oNhfce/N T[; ;e{b$ekbi
fiE'A T[; B/ nkyoh ghqfynk gk; ehsh j't/, d/ fgqz;hgb s'A
b? e/ Bkb brkJ/rk. i/eo T[; ~ fJj ;oNhfce/N BjhA
fwb ;edk sK T[j fe;/ r}fNv n\;o s'A b? e/ Bkb
bkt/rk. ftd/FK ftu ofjzd/ T[whdtko fJj ;oNhfce/N
Gkosh n?wp?;h d/ nfXekoh s'A b? e/ Bkb brkT[Dr/.
(J) n;b$nko}h ;oNhfce/N$fvroh ns/ nze fpUok ekov
fi; d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk fbnk ik fojk j?.
(;) Jh;th e?bzvo nB[;ko iBw-fwsh dh ;t?-s;dhe F[dk
ekgh ns/ w?fNqe nze fpT{ok ekov dh ekgh.
(j) i/eo \h; fvwKv vokcN okjhA G/ih iKdh j? sK ofi;Noko,
gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ BK s/ b'VhAdh fNT{FB
\h;, gqhfynk \h; ns/ d{i/ yofunK dk eok; ehsk fvwKv
vokcN Bkb brkfJnk ikt/ ns/ fJ;d/ fgSb/ gk;/
ftfdnkoEh nkgDk BK, fgsk dk BK, iwks, ;?FB s/
\kow dk eqw nze Bzpo }o{o fby/ sK fe \h; dk fwbkB
j' ;e/.
(e) fB:ws EK s/ j;sk]o ehsk FBkysh ekov, fi; T[s/
sk}h fyutkJh fpBK s;dhe ehsh \'N' brkJh ikt/.
(y) i/ b'V j't/ sK Bkb wkJhr/qFB ;oNhfce/N w{b o{g ftu
95
bkfJnk ikt/.
(r) g{ok Gfonk j'fJnk dk]bk \kow ofi;Nov vke okjhA
w[yh, fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh,
gfNnkbk -147002 ~ G/fink ikt/. fb\kc/ s/ ;gFN
s"o s/ fbfynk ikt/ L **^^^ e'o; ftu dk]b/ bJh
no}h*#. \kow gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh d/ @g[ZS-frZS ns/
;{uBk e/Ado# (w/B-r/N) d/ ekT{ANo s/ d;sh iwQK eotk
e/ th o;hd bJh ik ;edh j?.
b/N \h; fBoXkos eoB bJh dk]bk \kow ~ ftGkr
ftu T[;/ fdB gj[zfunk wzB fbnk ikt/rk fi; fdB
ofi;Noh eotkJh rJh j?. fJ; bJh vkeykB/ dh o;hd
;zGkb e/ oZyD dh b'V j?. b'V g?D s/ ftGkr fJj o;hd
wzr ;edk j?.
B'N L phHJ/H$phHekwH Gkr shik ftu dk]bk b?D tkb/
ftfdnkoEhn dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb phHJ/H$phHekwH Gkr
gfjbk ns/ d{ik d/ s;dheF[dk Bshik ekov dhnK
ekghnK Bkb brkT[Dr/.
8H dk]bk \kow oZ d eoB pko/
i/eo fe;/ T[whdtko tb'A Go/ rJ/ dk]bk \kow ftu
j/m fbyhnK ftu'A e'Jh T{DskJh gkJh iKdh j? sK T[;dk dk]bk
\kow oZd ehsk ik ;edk j?.
(1) i/ e o dk]bk \kow nX{ o k j? iK T[ ; Bkb b' V hA d /
d;skt/} iK c'N'rqkc BjhA bkJ/ rJ/.
(2) T[whdtko ;pzfXs ebk; ftu dk]bk b?D bJh :'rsk
FosK g{ohnK BjhA eodk.
(3) i/eo j/mbh gqhfynk, fi;d/ nkXko s/ fe;/ e'o; ftu
dk]bk fbnk ikDk j?, T[j :{Bhtof;Nh tb'A wkBsk gqkgs
Bjh j?.
(4) \h;K ns/ j'o uzd/ g{o/ BjhA Go/.
(5) T[whdtko B/ dk]bk \kow s/ nkgD/ j;sk]o BjhA ehs/.
(6) dk]bk \kow ftu Go/ rJ/ t/ot/ rbs iK B[e;dko
gkJ/ rJ/ jB.
fJj rZb B'N eoB :'r j? fe nfij/ e/;K ftu fNT{FB
\h; ns/ j'o uzfdnK dh tkg;h, fJ; gqk;g?eN; ftu @@fNT{FB
\h; ns/ j'o ;kbkBk uzfdnK dh tkg;h## f;ob/y nXhB dZ;h
rJh ftt;Ek nB[;ko jh ehsh ikt/rh.
n;b ;oNhfce/ N dh gVskb
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ j/mbh gqhfynk fi; d/ nkXko s/
T[j fe;/ e'o; ftu dk]bk b? oj/ jB, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh ~
SZv e/ fe;/ j'o :{Bhtof;Nh iK p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j?, T[; bJh
nkgDh n;b fvroh$;oNhfce/N gVskb bJh G/iD/ }o{oh
jB. id'A sZe fJBQK d;skt/}K dh gVskb BjhA j' iKdh, T[Bh
d/o sZe fe;/ e'o; bJh ftfdnkoEh dh gksosk nko}h j't/
rh. i/eo fe;/ ftfdnkoEh tb'A G/ih rJh fvroh$d;skt/}
iknbh$ Bebh ;kps j[zdk j? iK T[; ftu e'Jh efNzr gkJh
iKdh j? sK ftGkr ~ fJj jZe j't/rk fe T[j nko}h dk]bk
ns/$iK ;pzfXs gqhfynk d/ fe;/ Gkr dk fo}bN oZd eo ;edk
j?. id'A ed/ th n;b ;oNhfce/N ns/ d;skt/} wzr/ ikD sK
fJj ftfdnkoEh dh w[Ybh f}zw/tkoh j? fe T[j fBoXkos ;w/A d/
nzdo-nzdo fJj g/F eo/ ns/ nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu
fpBK fe;/ j'o B'fN; d/ T[; dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.
gVskb eoB T[gozs ftfdnkoEh d/ n;b
;oNhfce/ N $d;skt/ } T[ ; ~ tkg; w' V fdZ s / ikDr/ .
9H ;kbkBk gq h fynk bJh gksosk ns/
gq h fynk bJh FosK g{ o hnK Bk eoB
tkfbnK bJh ez N hfBT{ J / F B \h;
ftGkr tZb'A ubkJ/ ik oj/ tZy-tZy e'o;K bJh dk]b
ehs/ iKd/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ ;pzfXs gqhfynk bJh :'r j'D ykso
e[ZM FosK g{ohnK eoBhnK g?AdhnK jB fiBQK pko/ fJ; gqk;g?eN;
ftu jo e'o; bJh tZyok-tZyok f}eo ehsk j'fJnk j?. T[BQK
FosK ftu, j'o s'A fJbktk, fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw ftu fjZ;k b?
e/ fBoXkos jk}ohnK g{ohnK eoBhnK, T[Zso-gZso g/F eoB/
nkfd Fkwb jB. nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' fJj ;kohnK FosK iK
e'Jh fJe Fos g{oh eoB s'A n;woE ofjzd/ jB, T[BQK ~
gqhfynk ftu p?mD dh nkfrnk BjhA fdZsh iKdh. T[j nrb/
nekdfwe ;kb d"okB nkgDh gksosk pjkb eotk ;ed/ jB
ns/ fJ; wzst bJh T[BQK ~ b'VhAdh xkN noEks fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu Gkr b? e/ b'VhAdhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK eoe/ iK
b'VhAd/ T[Zso-gZso g/F eoe/ g{oh eoBh gt/rh. fJ; wzst
bJh T[BQK ~ fJe doyk;s d/Dh gt/rh ns/ 500/-o[gJ/ ezNhfBT{J/
FB \h; ti'A fJe fvwKv vokcN okjhA G/iD/ g?Dr/. fJj fvwKv
vokcN eok; ehsk j't/ ns/ fi; T[Zs/ Fpd @n?Av e'# fbfynk
j't/. fJj fvwKv vokcN ofi;Noko, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh,
gfNnkbk d/ BK j'Dk ukjhdk j? ns/ no}h fvwKv vokcN ;w/s
30 ;szpo sZe ftGkr ftu g[ZiDh }o{oh j?.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A
wkJhr/ q N j' e/ d{ ; oh :{ B htof;Nh ftZ u dk]bk b? b? A d /
jB T[ B Q K B{ z fJ; e? N kroh ftZ u ;[ f tXk BjhA fdZ s h ik
;edh.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh jo e' o ; Bkb ;z p z f Xs T[ Z s o-
gZ s oK, fBZ i h ;z g oe g' q r okw ftu jk}ohnK, gq ? e Nheb,
;? w hBko, w" f ye gq h fynk nkfd dhnK FosK g{ o hnK
BjhA eod/ , T[ B Q K ~ ;kbkBk gq h fynk ftu p? m D s' A
n:' r ;wfMnk ikt/ r k.
10H \h; ;pz X h }o{ o h jdkfJsK
1H bkfJp/ q o h ;feT[ o Nh
fNT{;aB \h; uzd/ dh oew ftZu 735$- o[gJ/ bkfJp/qoh
;feT[oNh dh oew th Fkwb j?. fJj oew ftfdnkoEh
ftGkr SZvD s'A fJe ;kb d/ nzdo-nzdo nzfsek @;# s/
bZr/ gq'ckow/ s/ fbysh p/Bsh eoB s/ tkg; b? ;eDr/.
Bshik x'fFs j'D s/ p/Bsh gZso d/D dh nkyoh fwsh 15
i[bkJh j'tr/ h fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJBfNro/fNv e'o; ftZu
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dk]bk b?D ;w/A bkfJp/qoh ;feT[oNh iwQK eotkT[Ad/ jB
T[BKQ ~ e'o; d/ nrb/ Gkr bJh bkfJp/oq h ;feT[oNh d[pkok
iwQK eotkT[D dh b'V BjhA j't/rh, pFos/ fe fJ;
d" o kB e' J h r? g ;kb Bk j' t / .
2H so[ Z N h \h;
dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb fNT{ ; a B \h;$uz d / ns/ j' o
ndkfJrhnK g{o/ GoB/ j'Dr/. xZN \h; GoB tkb/
ftfdnkoEh s'A pekfJnk \h; iwQK eotkT[D ;w/A 350$-
o[gJ/ so[ZNh \h; ukoi ehsh ikt/rh.
3H gq h fynk \h;, fNT{ ; a B \h;$uz d / nkfd ftZ u i/ e o
:{Bhtof;Nh tZb'A pknd ftZu fe;/ ;w/A tkXk ehsk
iKdk j? sK ftfdnkoEh B{z b'VhAdh tkX{ oew ndk
eoBh j' t / r h.
4H gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ o?r{bo eowukohnK
B{z fNT{FB ch;, bkfJp/qoh ;feT[oNh, w?vheb \h; ns/
bkfJp/qoh w?ApofFg s'A S'N j't/rh.
11H ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEhnK bJh dk]bk \h;
uz d / , gq h fynk \h; ns/ vke youk \h;
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh ftd/F ftu ofj oj/ jB, T[j fNT{FB
\h;, j'o ;kbkBk \h;K ns/ fJBcok;Noeuo fvt?bgw?AN
\h; ftd/Fh eoz;h ftu, dk]bk b?Ad/ ;w/A gqk;g?eN; d/ nozG
ftu fdZs/ FfvT{b nB[;ko iwQK eotkT[Dr/.
(T) e'o; ftd/ F h eoz ; h ftu \h;
g" A v i K :{ H n? ; Hvkbo
gzikph gqt/fFek 355 iK 530
frnkBh 372 iK 560
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 372 iK 560
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik 455 iK 680
ns/ shik
phHekwH Gkr gfjbk, d{ik 507 iK 760
ns/ shik
n?wHJ/H$n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 555 iK 830
n?wHJ/H (Xow nfXn?B Gkr gfjbk, d{ik) 565 iK 840
(n) gqhfynk e/Ado pDkT[D dh \h; 1000 :{Hn?;H vkbo
fJZe ;?ANo bJh (;kohnK iK fJ;d/ pokpo g"Av
ebk;K bJh)
B' N L(1) i/ e o nz p ? A ; h tb' A gq h fynktK ;pz X h fe;/ soQ K
d/ j' o yofunK dh wz r ehsh iKdh j? sK T[ j th
ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEhnK ~ GoB/ g? D r/ .
( 2 ) i/eo fvgb'w?fNe p?r okjhA gkm ;wZroh
wzrtkT[Dh j't/ sK Gkosh jkJh efwFB d/
eowukoh, T[BQK d/ tkov} s'A ftd/Fh
ftfdnkoEhnK tk;s/ fBoXkfos vke youk ukoi
BjhA ehsk ikt/ r k.
( 3 ) ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh e/tb fvwKv vokcN okjhA
jh \h; iwQ K eotk ;ed/ jB, Bedh okjhA BjhA.
12H fNT{ ; aB \h; ns/ ;kbkBk uz d / iwQ K
eotkT[ D dk Yz r
ftfdnkoEh nkgDh ch;$uzd/ d/F ftu ;fEs ;N/N
p?Ae nk\ gfNnkbk dh fe;/ th Fkyk ftu e'o p?feazr yksk Bzpo
65009016757 okjhA fBoXkos gq'ckowk (i' gqk;g?eN; ftu
T[gbZpX j?) Go e/ iwQK eotk ;ed/ jB.
iK
ftfdnkoEh nkgDh \h;$uz d / ;N/ N p? A e nkca
gfNnkbk, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh pqKu iK gfNnkbk d/ fe;/ th
nB[ ; { f us p? A e dk fvwKv vokca N ofi;Noko, gz i kph
:{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ BK #s/ G/iD. fvwKv vokcaN e/tb
@n?Av e'# Bkb jh eok; j't/. fvwKv vokcaN d/ fgSb/ gk;/
ftfdnkoEh dk Bkw, fgsk dk Bkw ns/ e'o; dk Bkw }ao{o
fbfynk ikt/ sK fe \ah; dk fwbkB j' ;e/.
ftfdnkoEh ~ d/F ftu ;fEs ;N/N p?Ae nk\ gfNnkbk
dh fe;/ th Fkyk ftu e' o p? f ez r okjhA nkgDh \h; dh
ndkfJrh eoB bJh jdkfJsK L
1H ftfdnkoEh$wkg/, ;N/N p?Ae nk\ gfNnkbk dh B/Vbh Fkyk
ftu ik e/ ch; iwQK eotk ;ed/ jB.
2H \h; GoB bJh fBoXkos gqc ' kowk (i' gqk;g?eN; ftu T[gbpZX
j?) fi; d/ fszB Gkr jB ~ GoB bJh ftfdnkoEh ~ j/ m
fbyhnK rZbK dk fXnkB oZyDk j'tr / k. :ehBB fJj gqc' kowk
;jh ns/ mhe Yzr Bkb Gfonk ikt/.
3H \h; ;fbg ftu \h; GoB dh fwsh$ubkB Bzpo Gfonk
ikt/.
4H dk]bk \kow Bzpo Gfonk ikt/. ftfdnkoEh nkgDk BK,
fgsk dk BK, iwks, ftFk, p?Ae dh poKu dk BK ns/ e'v
Bzpo Go/rk.
5H \h; ;fbZg d/ gfjbk Gkr s/ d{ik Gkr ftu'A gfjbk Gkr
ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ e'b foekov d/ s"o #s/ oyDr/ ns/ d{ik
Gkr ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ dk]bk \kow 'A1' Bkb brkT[Dr/.
sh;ok Gkr ;pzXs p?Ae dh poKu nkgD/ foekov bJh oy/rh.
ftfdnkoEh fJ; rZb ~ :ehBh pDkT[D fe T[BQK tb'A
gqkgs \h; ;fbZg d/ gfjb/ ns/ d{i/ Gkr T[go ;pzXs p?Ae d/
eowukoh d/ j;sk]o ns/ w'jo brh j'Dh }o{oh j?.
iwQK eotkJh rJh \h; ftfdnkoEh ~ p?Ae tb'A tkfg;
BjhA ehsh ikt/rh. p?Ae fty/ iwQK ehsh rJh \h; ;fbZg dh c'N'
ekgh ftGkr ;theko BjhA eo/rk. \h; dh ;fbg r[zw j' ikD dh
;{os ftu ftfdnkoEh ;pzXs p?Ae dh poKu tb'A ;pzXs eowukoh
s'A b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N b?Dr/ fe T[BQK B/ fJj \h; p?Ae ftu iwQK
eotkJh j?.
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(T) fvwKv vokcaN G/iD s'I gfjbK fJj :ehBh pDkfJnk
ikt/ fe ikoh eoB tkb/ p?Ae d/ ;afjo dk BK iao{o
fbfynk j't/.
(n) Uto-okJhfNzr s/ d;sys j'J/ j'D.
(J) nZyoK s/ fjzdf;nK ftZu doi oew fwbdh j't/.
(1) dkyabk cakow ;w/s \h; ;fbg$fvwKv vokcaN fijVk
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ofi;Noko, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ jZe ftZu
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gfNnkbk-147002 B{z ofi;Nov vke d[nkok fB;fus
fwsh sZe G/fink ikt/ iK :{Bhtof;Nh w/B r/N s/ ;fEs
g[ZS-frZS ;?ANo s/ iwQK eotkfJnk ikt/ s/ o;hd gqkgs
ehsh ikt/.
(2) ;koh \h; fJe feFs ftu dk]bk \kow Bkb
G/ i h ikt/ .
13H \h; w[ n kch
(T) j/m fbyhnK Fq/DhnK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fNT{FB \h; dh
S'N fdZsh ikt/rh. T[j e/tb ;kbkBk uzfdnK dh oew
ns/ ;pzfXs e'o; bJh dk]bk \h; iwQK eotkT[Dr/.
(1) fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr ftu gVQd/ d' ;e/ G?D$Gok dh
fNT{FB \h; #u'A nZXh \h; w[nk\h dh S'N T[; ftfdnkoEh
B{z fdZsh ikt/rh, fijVk nfij/ e'o; ftu gVQ fojk
j't/, fi;dh fNT{FB \h; d{i/ G?D$Gok d/ e'o; dh fNT{FB
\h; Bkb'I xZN j't/. i/ T[BQK ftu'A fJe th ;oft; eodk
j? iK T[;dh nkwdB dk e'Jh j'o t;hbk j't/ sK fNT{FB
\h; dh fonkfJs BjhA fdZsh ikt/ r h. nfij/
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fNT{FB \h; w[nk\h dh do]k;s Bkb
d;thA d/ ;oNhfce/N dh ekgh dk]bk b?D dh fwsh s'A
fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo-nzdo }o{o d/Dh j't/rh. fwZE/ ;w/A
s'A pknd e'Jh th p/Bsh gZso, fJ; wzst bJh ;theko
BjhA ehsk ikt/rk.
(2) i/ ;Ze/ G?D$Gok ftu'A e'Jh th Fkdh-F[dk j't/ sK T[j
nZXh fNT{FB \h; w[nk\h dh S'N BjhA b? ;eDr/.
(3) c"i, noX-;?fBe pbK d/ eowukohnK d/ pZu/$nkFfos
fijV/ Gkos-gkfe izr 1965, Gkos-gkfe izr 1971,
Gkos-uhB izr 1962 ns/ fJzvhnB gh; ehfgzr c'o;* *
(nkJhHghHe/Hn?cH) Fqh bzek ftu wko/ rJ/ iK jw/FK bJh
ngkji j' rJ/ j'D.
(4) gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh d/ o?r{bo eowukohnK dh gsBh$pZu$
;Ze/ bVe/$ bVehnK** ** B{z fBwB nB[;ko S'N fdZsh
ikt/rh L-
(T) fiBQK dh 21600$- o[gJ/ (ro/v + p/f;e sBykj)
sZe gqsh wjhBk p/f;e sBykj j't/ L g{oh fNT{FB
\h; w[nk\
(n) fiBQK dh 21601$- s'A 24750$- o[gJ/ (ro/v +
p/f;e sBykj)sZe gqsh wjhBk p/f;e sB]kj j't/ L
nZXh fNT{FB \h; w[nk\.
(J) fiBQK dh 24751$- o[gJ/ iK fJ; s' tZX (ro/v +
p/f;e sBykj)se gqsh wjhBk p/f;e sBykj j't/ L
25% fNT{FB \h; w[nk\.
(T[es ;[ftXk d' pZfunK se ;hws oj/rh.)
* fgZm nzeD Bzpo 17$16-3 JhHvhHn?bHn?u-6$1024, fwsh 06-04-1983
(gzikp ;oeko f;Zfynk ftGkr ;pzfXs vhHghHnkJh gzikp)
** i/eo T[j B"eoh Bk eod/ j'D .
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fNT{FB \h; w[nk\ dk]bk \kow G/iD T[gozs gVQkJh ikoh BjhA oZyDk
(n) gzikp ;oeko d/ rFsh gZso BzL 15287 1-EDU- ukj[zdk.
4,1386-92, fwsh 30-04-1990 nB[;ko ;oekoh ns/ (4) i/ \kow ftu doi ikDekoh rbs iK M{mh j?.
;oekoh ;jkfJsk gq k gs ;z ; EktK ftu fBwBfbys B'NL f iBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK dh dk]b/ bJh gksosk Bjha
Fq/DhnK B{z w[cas f;Zfynk (fNT{FB \h; ns/ j'o uzd/ pDdh, T[ B Q K tZ b ' A iwQ K eotkJh rJh fNT{ F B \h;
w[nk\) dh ;j{bs fdZsh rJh j?. gozs{ i/eo T[jh ftu'A 25 gqshFs eN"sh T[gozs tkg; ehsh ikt/rh,
ftfdnkoEh c/bQ j'D T[gozs T[;/ ebk; ftu w[V dk]bk go b/N \h;, gqhfynk \h; ns/ ;bkBk uzfdnK dh
b?Adk j? sK T[j w[cas ftZfdnk dh ;j{bs dk jZedko BjhA oew i/ e o ndk ehsh j? , ftu e' J h eN" s h BjhA
j?. ehsh ikt/ r h.
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rJ/ T[gihteK d/ pZfunK B{z gzikp ;oeko d/ rFsh ikDekoh bJh ftfdnkoEh ftGkr dh t? p ;kJhN
gZso Bzpo 4 JhHvhH:{H$vi$340-345, fwsh 09-02- http://www.dccpbi.com t/y ;ed/ jB.
1987 nB[;ko w[\s ftZfdnk fdZsh ikt/rh.
(7) f;tb nfXekohnK dh ;jkfJsk bJh ehsh rJh c"ih 15H ftFk$nkgFB$wkfXnw pdbD pko/
ekotkJh d"okB wko/ rJ/ c"ihnK d/ pZu/.
(i) ftfdnkoEh i' ftFk iK wkfXnw fJZe tko dk]bk \kow
(8) dzrk gqGkfts 100 gqshFs ngzr ftneshnK d/ pZu/.
ftZu Goe/ fdzdk j? T[;~, fJBQK ~ pdbD dh nkfrnk BjhA
(9) f;Zy wkJhro/NK d/ pZu/.
fdZsh ikt/rh, fJ; bJh dk]bk \kow fXnkB Bkb Go'.
(10) wko/ rJ/$100 gqshFs ngzr c"ih Gr"fVnK d/ pZu/.
(ii) i/eo ftfdnkoEh fe;/ e'o; bJh \h; GoB T[gozs e'o;
eqwKe Bzpo (3) nB[;ko ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ dk]bk \kow
pdbDk ukj[zdk j? sK T[;B{z fNT{FB \h; s/ j'o uzd/ d[pkok
d/ Bkb b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N ;pzfXs nkch;o ewKfvzr iK f}bQk
GoB/ g?Dr/. gfjbK Goh \h; tkfg; BjhA fdZsh ikt/rh.
nfXekoh fi; f}bQ/ Bkb T[whdtko ;pzfXs j't/, :'r d\so
dh w'jo brk e/ d;s]s eotke/ G/iD. eqwKe Bzpo (4) ns/ (iii) n?wHJ/H dk T[j ftfdnkoEh, fi;B/ dk]bk \kow fBFfus
(5) d/ ftfdnkoEh nkgDk b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N nwbk$b/yk fwsh (fpBK b/N \h;) d/ nzdo Gfonk j? ns/ nkgFB
Fk]k tb'A ikoh eotke/ Bkb brkT[Dr/. pdbDh ukj[zdk j?, 600$- o[gJ/ \h; Goe/ 31-10-2013
eqwKe Bzpo (6) Bkb ;pzfXs ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ f}bQ/ sZe nkgDh nkgFB pdb ;edk j?.
d/ fi;d/ T[j gZe/ s"o #s/ tk;h jB, fvgNh efwFBo s'A g{o/
t/ot/ ;w/s ikoh ehs/ ;oNhfce/N dh ;t?-s;dhe-F[dk c'N'-
ekgh dk]bk \kow Bkb G/iDr/, fi; ftu fbfynk j'fJnk j't/
fe T[BQK dk T[gihte 1984 d/ dzfrnK ftu iK gzikp dhnK
nfstkdh ;orowhnK ftu wkfonk frnk j?.
eqwKe (7) s'A (10) sZe d/ T[whdtko T[fus nfXekoh
s'A gqkgs ;oNhfce/N dh s;dhe-F[dk ekgh Bkb brkT[D.
B' N L gz i kph :{ B htof;Nh d/ o? r { b o eowukohnK ~
fNT{ F B \h;, bkfJpq / o h ;feT{ o Nh, w? v heb \h;
ns/ bkfJpq / o h w? A pofFg \h; s' A S' N j' t / r h.

14H fNT{;aB \h; ns/ j'o ;kbkBk uzd/ tkfg;

b? D pko/
ftfdnkoEhnK okjhA fNT{;aB \h; ns/ ;kbkBk uzd/ i' fe
\kow Bkb iK T[; s'A pknd iwQK eotkJ/ rJ/ jB, tkfg;
BjhA ehs/ ikDr/ i/eo L
(1) ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fwZEh fwsh sZe nkgDh g{oh fNT{FB \h;
iK uzd/ iK fJBQK dk ofjzdk pekfJnk iwQK Bk eotkfJnk j't/
ns/ fJ; ekoB T[;dk dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk frnk j't./
(2) ftfdnkoEh B/ fBFfus fwsh sZe nkgD/ ;oNhfce/N$
fvroh$wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N g/F BjhA ehs/ iK T[; tb'A
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(T) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fBoXkfos e'o; ;cbsk g{ote
g{ok ehsk j't/ s/ T[BQK dk nkuoD mhe j't/, fJ; ;pzX
ftu w[yh gk;'A ;oNhfce/N d/D T[gozs fBoXkfos ehshnK
\h;K ns/ gqhfynk \kow (nzfsek @B#) Go e/ ;kbkBk
gqhfynk ftu p?mD d/ jZedko j'Dr/.
1 2 3
(n) gqhfynk \kow, fi; s/ 'B', 'B ', 'B ', ns/ 'B ' nzfes
ehsk frnk j?, gqhfynk \h; ;w/s fJ; ftGkr ftu
gqk;g?eN; s/ do;kJhnK fwshnK nB[;ko ftGkr ftZu
gj[zu ikDk ukjhdk j?. b/N gqhfynk \kow iK xZN \h;
tkbk \kow ;theko BjhA ehsk ikt/rk ns/ ftfdnkoEh
B{z tkg; eo fdZsk ikt/rk. nfij/ ftfdnkoEh gk;'A fi;
fdB d[pkok gqhfynk \kow fJ; ftGkr ftu gqkgs j[zdk
j?, T[; fwsh dh b/N \h; ukoi ehsh ikt/rh.
b' V hAd/ d;skt/ }
gqhfynk \kow d/ ;ko/ ekbw gzikph iK nzro/}h ftu
;k\-;k\ Go/ ikD. Bk bkr{ j'D tkb/ eZN fdZs/ ikD. gqhfynk
\kow ftu fe;/ fe;w dh so[ZNh ofj ikD ekoB gqqhfynk Fkyk
B{z 350$-o[gJ/ so[ZNh \h; ti'A ndk eoB/ j'Dr/. fJ; bJh
ftfdnkoEh B{z ukjhdk j? fe T[j fJj gqhfynk \kow pVh
;ktXkBh Bkb GoB.
(T) gqhfynk \kow s/ fszB gk;g'oN ;kJh} dhnK fpBK
s;dheF[dk c'N'nK, fijVhnK fe dk]bk \kow s/ bZrhnK
c'N'nK Bkb w/b yKdhnK j'D, fugekJhnK ikD. c'N'nK
s/ jo ftfdnkoEh tZb'A Bkw, fgsk dk Bkw, ebk; ns/
;?;aB fbfynk j'Dk }o{oh j?.
(n) dk]bk ns/ gqhfynk \h; e'o p?Afezr iK fvwKv vokcN
okjhA Goh ik ;edh j?. i/eo gqhfynk \h; fvwKv vok\N
okjhA G/ih iKdh j? sK fvwKv vok\N @n?Av e'# fby e/
eok; ehsk j' t / . fJj ofi;Noko, gzikph
:{ B htof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ BK s/ pDtk e/ Bkb
brkfJnk ikt/. ftfdnkoEh fvwKv vok\N d/ fgSb/
gk;/ nkgDk BK, fgsk dk BK, g{ok gsk, gqhfynk dk BK,
;?FB, \kow Bzpo }o{o fby e/ G/iD sK fe \h; T[BQK
d/ yks/ ftu jh iwQK j't/ ns/ e'Jh j'o ftnesh fJ; dk
d[oT[g:'r Bk eo ;e/.
(J) dk]bk ns/ gqhfynk \kow \h; ;w/s fJ; ftGkr B{z fBFfus
fwsh s'A gfjbK ofi;Noh eotk e/ w[yh, fvgkoNw?AN nk\
fv;N?A; n?}e{ F
/ B, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk-147002
d/ BK s/ G/i' iK w/B r/N s/ ;fEs g[ZS-frZS e/Ado s/ iwQK
eotk e/ o;hd gqkgs eo ;edk j?.
2H gq h fynk e/ A do
fv;N?A; n?i{e/FB ftGkr d/ ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gzikph
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ nfXeko y/so ftu ;Ekfgs e/AdoK ftu jh
gqhfynk d/Dh j't/rh, go e[M ftF/F jbksK ftu gzikp oki s'A
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pkjo gqhfynk e/Ado fBoXkfos \h; iwQK eotkT[D T[gozs
ftF/F p/Bsh s/ tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh Bkb ;Ekfgs
ehsk ik ;edk j?.
gqhfynk e/AdoK dh ;{uh gqhfynk \kow d/ fgSb/ gzB/ s/
d/yh ik ;edh j?. :{Bhtof;Nh e'b fJj nfXeko j? fe T[j
fpBK e'Jh ekoB dZ;/ fJjBK ftZu'A e'Jh e/Ado ]sw eo ;edh
j? iK BtK e/Ado ;Ekfgs eo ;edh j?.
B'N L
1) ;kbkBk gqhfynktK bJh ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK dh gksosk
nko}h j't/rh. gqhfynk o'b Bzpo ikoh eoB dk wsbp
fJj BjhA j't/rk fe ftfdnkoEh dh gksosk :{Bhtof;Nh
B/ gZe/ s"o s/ wzB bJh j?. gksosk dhnK FosK g{ohnK Bk
j'D eoe/ iK fe;/ th ;oNhfce/N, i' fe ftGkr ftu iwQK
eotkJ/ rJ/ jB, ftu so[ZNh ofj ikD ekoB fe;/ th
;N/i s/ gqhfynk F[o{ j'D s'I gfjbK iK Bshik x'fFs j'D
T[gozs gksosk oZd ehsh ik ;edh j?.
2) ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gqhfynk e/Ado T[BQK d/FK ftZu
1000 :{H n?;Hvkbo iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh oew gqkgs
eoB wro'A ;Ekfgs ehs/ ikDr/. pFos/ T[E/ ehs/ j'J/
s;ZbhpyF gqpzX tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp ~ gqtkB j'Dr//.
BjhA sK T[jBK ~ gzikp (Gkos) fty/ ;Ekfgs fe;/ fJe
;?ANo ftu gqhfynk d/Dh gt/rh. n?wp?;h tb'A i/eo gqhfynk
;zpzXh e'Jh j'o yofunK dh wzr ehsh iKdh j? sK T[j
ftfdnkoEh ~ GoB/ g?Dr/.
3H g[ B o w[ b KeD
g[Bo-w[bKeD bJh fB:s \kow (J) gqk;g?eN; ftZu
w"i{d j?. fJj \kow :{Bhtof;Nh gqhfynk d/ Bshi/ s'A pknd
e/tb b'V g?D s/ jh Gfonk ikDk j?. j/m fbyhnK FosK nB[;ko
g[Bo-w[bKeD bJh p/Bsh ehsh ik ;edh j? L
(T) T[j gohfynkoEh fijBK dhnK T[Zso-ekghnK :{Bhtof;Nh
tb'A nkgD/ s"o s/ i/ d' gqhfyneK s'A Bshik x'fFs j'D
s'A gfjbK w[bKeD eotkJhnK iKdhnK jB, sK T[j g[Bo-
w[bKeD bJh ;pzfXs nfXnkd/FK nXhB gkso BjhA
j'Dr/. fJ; ;pzXh t/otk :{Bhtof;Nh d/ Bshi/ B'Nhfce/
FB ftZu fdZsk ikt/rk.
(n) nzvo-ro?i{J/N gZXo s/ d' ftf;anK s'A tZX ns/ g';N-
ro?i{J/N gZXo s/ d' g/goK s'A tZX g[Bo-w[bKeD BjhA
eotkfJnk ik ;edk.
(J) nzvo-ro?i{J/N e'o;K bJh s/ g';N-ro?i{J/N e'o;K bJh
500$-o[gJ/ gqsh T[sZo-ekgh \h; d/Dh j't/rh.
(;) fv;N?A; n?i{e/FB ftGkr d/ o?r{bo ftfdnkoEh nze
fpT{ok ekov @s/ nzfes fwsh s'A 21 fdBK d/ nzdo-
nzdo ns/ fJ; s'A pknd 500$- o[gJ/ b/N ch; Bkb
nZrb/ 7 fdBK sZe g[Bo-w[bKeD eotk ;ed/ jB.
(j) \kow ns/ \h; fwEh fwsh s'A pknd fe;/ th jkbs ftZu
;theko BjhA ehs/ ikDr/.
(e) i/eo e'Jh gqhfynkoEh nkgDh T[Zso-ekgh (fET{oh) dh
c'N' ekgh b?Dk ukj/ sK T[j Bshik x'fFs j'D dh fwsh
 s'A 10 fdBK d/ nzdo-nzdo 2000$-o[gJ/ gqsh T[sZo- phHphHJ/H gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik 2200$- o[gJ/ (jo/e
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e/tb T[BQK gqhfynkoEhnK bJh T[gbZpX j't/rh i' T[sZo- gqsh gqe
? Nheb ftFk
ekghnK dk g[Bo-w[bKeD eotkT[D dhnK FosK dh g{osh p?u{bo nk\ bkfJpq/oh ;kfJz; 1600$- o[gJ/
eod/ j'Dr/. fvgb'wk fJB bkfJpq/oh ;kfJz; 1700$- o[gJ/
4H c/ b Q $ oh-nghno ftfdnkoEhnK bJh ghHihH fvgb'wk fJB ioBfb}w 1900$- o[gJ/ (gqsh e'o;)
;j{ b sK n?Av wk; efwT{Bhe/FB,
nfijk ftfdnkoEh fi; B/ e'Jh e'o; g{ok eo fbnk j? ghHihH fvgb'wk fJB ezfgT{No n?gbhe/FB,
ns/ gohfynk BjhA d/ ;fenk iK gohfynk ftu c/bQ j' frnk j? ghHihH fvgb'wk fJB NoK;b/FB,
iK T[ ; dh ohnghno nk rJh j? , T[ j nrbh ghHihH fvgb'wk fJB c'o?f;e ;kfJz;
;kbkBk$;gbhw?ANoh gohfynk ftu ftGkr d/ b/N ftfdnkoEh ghHihH fvgb'wk fJB 1900$- o[gJ/ +
ti' A p? m ;edk j? . T[ j w[ y h, gpbhe/ ; a B fpT{ o ' , gz i kph n?uHnkJhHthH$J?v} ekT{A;fbzr 450$-o[gJ/ gqe
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vok\N @ofi;Noko gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk# d/ BK pDtk r[owfs ;zrhs gqt/Fhek,
e/ fi; T[s/ @n?Av e'# eok; ehsk j'fJnk j't/, gohfynk \kow fvgb'wk fJB vhtfBNh
wzrtk ;edk j? (fJ; oew ftZu vke ]ou Fkfwb j?). T[j gzikph gqt/fFek 1500$- o[gJ/ (gqsh e'o;)
nkgDk n? v o? ; fbfynk fJe fb\k\k th Bkb frnkBh
G/i/. T[j nkgDk gohfynk \kow vhwKv vok\N ;fjs iK ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB co?Au, 1000$- o[gJ/ (gqsh e'o;)
:{Bhtof;Nh e?Fhno gk; f;ZX/ s"o s/ \h; iwQK eotk e/ G/i ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB iowB
;edk j?. nfijh ;{os ftu gohfynk \kow ofi;Nov vke ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB ;g'eB fJzrfbF
okjhA j/m fbyh ftXh nB[;ko G/fink ikt/. ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB T[od{
(T) nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' fe;/ gqhfynk ftZu c/bQ j' rJ/ jB iK ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB ;z;feqs
fiBQK dh oh-nghno nkJh j? T[j nkgDk \kow, fJ; ftZu ;oNhfce/N e'o; fJB ;'cN ;feZb} n?Av go;B/fbNh fvt?bgw?AN
fdZshnK rJhnK nEkoNh} ftu'A fe;/ fJe gk;'A s;dhe }o{oh B'N L
eotk e/ f;ZXk ezNq'bo (gqhfynktK) B{z G/i ;ed/ jB. 1H oh-nghno ftfFnK dh gohfynk d/D tkb/ ftfdnkoEhnK
(n) nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' e'Jh e'o; g{ok eoB T[gozs gohfynk B{z ;pzfXs gqhfynk tk;s/, gqkJht/N ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
BjhA d/ ;e/ ns/ ftGkr d/ b/N ftfdnkoEh ti'A gohfynk fBoXkos g{oh \h; d/Dh j't/rh.
d/ oj/ jB, T[j nkgDk gohfynk \kow w[yh, fv;N?A; 2H nzeK$fvth}B ftZu ;[Xko eoB tkb/ gohfynkoEhnK B{z
n?i{e/FB ftGkr B{z G/iD sK fe fJj s;dhe eotkT[D T[ j ' \h; d/ D h gt/ r h fijVh fe fe;/ gohfynk d/
T[gozs gohfynk Fkyk B{z G/fink ik ;e/. gqkJht/N ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fBoXkfos j?.
ftGkr d/ g[okD/ ftfdnkoEh i' fe;/ tkX{ ftF/$g/go 3H tkX{$\oe tkb/ ftfFnK bJh \h; :{Bhtof;Nh fB:wK
iK nzeK$fvth}B d/ ;[Xko bJh gohfynk d/Dk ukj[D, T[j nB[;ko j't/rh.
nkgDk dk]bk \kow, f;ZXk ezNo'bo (gqhfynktK) B{z G/iD. 4H phHJ/H$phHekwH Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik (+3 BthA
5H c/ b Q $ oh-nghno ftfdnkoEhnK bJh ;ehw nXhB) ns/ n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik dhnK
gohfynk \h; ;kbkBk gqhfynktK ngq?b d/ wjhB/ ftZu j'DrhnK iK
n?wH J/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 2200$- o[gJ/ (jo/e Gkr bJh) nekdfwe e"Af;b d[nkok e'Jh j'o fwshnK fBoXkfos
ehshnK ikDrhnK .
n?wHn?;H-;hH(nkJhHNhH) Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik
5H gqhfynk ftZu gk; j'D bJh b'VhAd/ nzeK dh gqsh;assk iK
n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik ohnghno b?D bJh, fB:w ikDB bJh ftfdnkoEh
wk;No nk\ bkfJpq/oh n?Av fJBcow/FB ;kfJz; ;pzfXs gohfynktK d/ nfXnkd/F d/yD.
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shik Gkr bJh) + 450$-o[gJ/ ns/ 'B ' ns/ \h; dk vok\N gqk;g?eN; ftu fdZshnK
gqsh gqe
? Nheb ftFk fwshnK nB[;ko ftGkr ftu g[Zidk ehsk ikt/.
phH ekwH Gkr gfjbk d{ik ns/ 1700$- o[gJ/ (jo/e
shik Gkr bJh) + 450$- o[gJ/
gq?eNheb \h;, f;oc
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gohfynk \h;
g"Av :{Hn?;Hvkbo 1H nkw ikDekoh
gzikph gqt/f;aek 10 iK 15 (T) ftfdnkoEh d/ e'o; ftu dk]bk b?D ;w/A i' nfXnkd/F
frnkBh 15 iK 20 bkr{ ;B, gohfynk sZe iK nekdfwe ;kb d/ nzs sZe
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 15 iK 20 bkr{ ofjDr/. :{Bhtof;Nh nfXnkd/F ftZu ;'X eo ;edh
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik 10 iK 15 j? ns/ ;'X/ j'J/nfXnkd/F g[okD/ ns/ Bt/A ftfdnkoEhnK
phH ekwH Gkr gfjbk d{ik ns/ shik 15 iK 20 s/ bkr{ j'Dr/.
n?wH J/H$n?wHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 10 iK 15 (n) gqk;g?eN; ftu i' th fB:w, nfXnkd/F fdZs/ j'J/ jB,
n?wH J/H (Xow nfXn?B)Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 15 iK 20 T[BQK ~ oZd eoB, iK T[BQK ftu spdhbh$;'X eoB dk
nfXeko tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp e'b (nekdfwe e"A;b
B' N L dh ;N?Afvzr ew/Nh Bkb ;bkj eoB T[gozs) j't/rk.
;kbkBk gqhfynktK bJh ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK dh gksosk nko}h gqk;g?eN; ftu fdZs/ fe;/ fB:w d/ ;gFNheoB ftZu i/
j't/rh. gqhfynk o'b Bzpo ikoh eoB dk wsbp fJj BjhA j't/rk eo e'Jh n;gFNsk ofj rJh j't/ sK T[; ;pzXh tkJh;-
fe ftfdnkoEh dh gksosk :{Bhtof;Nh B/ gZe/ s"o s/ wzB bJh j?. uK;bo ;kfjp d/ fBoD/ B{z nzfsw wzfBnk ikt/rk.
gksosk dhnK FosK g{ohnK Bk j'D eoe/ iK fe;/ th ;oNhfce/N, (J) w[yh, fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr B{z fe;/ th e'o; ftZu
i' fe ftGkr ftu iwQK eotkJ/ rJ/ jB, ftu so[ZNh ofj ikD fpBK ekoB dZ;/ dk]bk Bk eoB dk nfXeko j't/rk.
ekoB fe;/ th ;N/i s/ gqhfynk F[o{ j'D s'I gfjbK iK Bshik (;) ;ko/ MrfVnK dk fBgNkok gfNnkbk Ffjo dhnK ndkbsK
x'fFs j'D T[gozs gksosk oZd ehsh ik ;edh j?. dh jZd ftu j't/rk.
(j) e'Jh T[whdtko fJe c?ebNh iK tZy tZy c?ebNhnK ftu
fJe e?bzvo ;kb ftu d' w/io gqhfynktK BjhA d/ ;edk.
2H j' ; Nb ;[ f tXk
j';NbK ftu EK T[gbZpX j'D dh ;{os ftu pkjo'A nkJ/
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z ofjD bJh EK dh ;[ftXk j/m fby/ wzstK bJh
fdZsh ik ;edh j? L
1H ;pzfXs ebk; d/ fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw ftu Fkwb j'D bJh.
2H gfNnkbk fty/ ;Ekfgs gqhfynk e/AdoK ftu ;pzfXs
gqhfynk d/D bJh.
fJj ;[ftXk fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ns/ gqhfynktK dhnK
fwshnK bJh jh T[gbZpX j't/rh. gozs{ d{o-d[okfvUA nkJ/
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z gqhfynk F[o{ j'D s'A d' fdB gfjbK ns/
gqhfynk$fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ]sw j'D s'A pknd d' fdB sZe
irQk fwb ;edh j?.
j' ; Nb ftZ u fojkfJF bJh \h;
jo o'} 40$- o[gJ/ ns/ xZN s'A xZN 100$- o[gJ/.
T[go'es s'A fJbktk jo ftfdnkoEh B{z fvt?bgw?AN czv
ns/ j';Nb czv ti'A eqwtko 25$- o[gJ/ ns/ 75$- o[gJ/ d/D/
th }o{oh j'Dr/.
3H ftGkrh w? r }hB
ftGkr jo ;kb @frnkB d{s# BK dk nkgDk w?r}hB
gqekf;as eodk j?. fJj w?r}hB ftfdnkoEhnK B{z wjZstg{oB
wkwfbnK ns/ j'o ftfFnK pko/ nkgD/ ftuko gqrNkT[D dk
nt;o gqdkB eodk j?. fJ;d/ Bkb jh fJj ftfdnkoEhnK dh
;kfjfse gqfsGk Bz{ th T[sFkfjs eodk j?. fJ; d/ uko Gkr
jB L nzro/}h, fjzdh, gzikph ns/ fJe ;wkfie ftfrnkB dk.
ftfdnkoEh nkgDhnK w"fbe feosK ns/ j'o nbZr-nbZr
w[ekpfbnK T[s/ fszB/ GkFktK ftZu'A fe;/ fJe ftu fby e/ uh\
n? v hNo, frnkB d{ s , fv;N? A ; n? } { e / F B ftGkr, gz i kph
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sZe G/i ;ed/ jB. fJ; s'A fgS'A fwbD tkbhnK ouBktK B{z 1. Corruption in Sports
fJ; nze ftu Fkwb eoBk ;zGt BjhA j't/rk. frnkB d{s 2. Climate Changes in Next 50 Years
bJh G/ihnK ikD tkbhnK ouBktK T[s/ ftfdnkoEh nkgDk
Bkw, o'b Bzpo, ebk;, ;?FB ns/ ftFk }o{o fbyD. ftfdnkoEh
3. Political Awarness Among Youth
nkgDhnK ouBktK$b/y$fuZso nkfd ftGkr ~ Jh-w/b okjhA 4. Use and Abuse of Internet Based
th G/ i ;ed/ jB. ftGkr dk Jh-w/ b gsk Social Networking
headddepbi@yahoo.com j?. w?r}hB xZN'-xZN 150 5. Where there is a will, there is a
fgqzfNv gzfBnK dh ;wZroh gqkgs j'D #s/ jh gqekFs eoBk
way.
;zGt j't/rk. w?r}hB bJh ouBktK fBwB nB[;ko j' ;edhnK
jB L fgUnh (Hindi)
(T) w"fbe nkoNheb$S'NhnK ejkDhnK$eftsktK$b/y nkfd. 1. vk/kqfud f'k{kk i}fr
(n) e'Jh wB'ozie xNBk iK ;fEsh. feqgk eoe/ xNhnk
2. c<+rh eagxkbZ
u[NefbnK s'A goj/} ehsk ikt/.
3. Hkzw.k gR;k
(J) ftfdnkoEhnK dhnK toDB :' r fBZ i h gq k gshnK
seohpB 300 FpdK ftZu j'DhnK ukjhdhnK jB.
4. baVjuSV dh nqfu;k
5. lkfgR; vkSj ekuo ewY;
ftGkr ftfdnkoEhnK dh F];hns d/ ;op-gZyh ftek;
ns/ gqfsGk dh gqcb
[a sk fjZs fBwBfbys w[ekpb/ th eotkT[Adk j?. 6. u'ks vkSj ;qok oxZ
(T) b/y w[ekpbk Social Sciences
(n) o/yk fuZso$fuZso$g/fNzr w[ekpbk (e/tb ekbh-fuZNh) 1. Development and Stress
(J) c'N'rok\ w[ekpbk (e/tb ekbh-fuZNh) (ftek; ns/ sDkU)
T[es ftfGzB w[ekpfbnK bJh b/y$fuZso nkfd G/iD 2. Women Empowerment in India
dh nzfsw fwsh th frnkB d{s bJh ouBktK G/iD tkbh jh j?,
(Gkos ftu Bkoh Fesh dk T[EkB)
noEks 31-12-2013. ftfdnkoEh fJj th B'N eo b?D fe
b/y w[ekpb/ bJh jo/e GkFk ftZu 150$- o[gJ/, 100$-o[gJ/, 3. Human Values and Modern Society
75$-o[gJ/ ns/ j'oBK w[ekpfbnK bJh 150$-o[gJ/ ns/ 100$- (nkX[fBe ;wki ns/ wkBthA edoK ehwsK)
o[gJ/ d/ eqwtko d'-d' fJBkw th jB. 4. Impacat of Development on Evironment
jo/e Gkr b?D tkbk ftfdnkoEh fJj ;oNhfce/N Bkb
(tksktoD ns/ ;wkie ftek;)
BZEh eo/rk fe @@fJj nkoNheb$b/y$g/fNzr nkfd w/ohnK w"fbe
feosK jB ns/ fe;/ EK s'A u[okJhnK BjhA rJhnK.## 5. Glorification of Crime in Media
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j;sk]o 5H ftGkr dh bkfJp/ q o h ns/ gVQ k Jh e/ A d o
ebk; o'b BzpoHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ftGkr dh nkgDh bkfJpq/oh j? fijVh ftfdnkoEhnK B{z
bkfJp/qoh ;j{bsK gqdkB eodh j?. fJ; ftZu feskpK, ioBb,
4H b/ y w[ e kpb/ bJh ftF/ o? c o? F ;? e FB jB. N? e Bheb ;Nk\ dh ;jkfJsk Bkb
bkfJp/qoh ;/tk T[gbpX j?. ftGkrh bkfJp/qoh, ftfdnkoEhnK B{z
okFNoh ns/ nzso-okFNoh wjZssk d/ ftfFnK pko/
g';Nb bkfJp/qoh ;oft; th w[jZJhnk eodh j?. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fuzsBFhb pDkT[D bJh jo ;kb fJe b/y
fJj ;j{bs b?Dk ukj[zd/ j'D, T[j fJzukoi bkfJp/qoh B{z fbysh
w[ekpbk eotkfJnk iKdk j?. nekdfwe ;?FB 2013-2014
o{g ftZu p/Bsh G/iD. fJ; wzst bJh ftfdnkoEh nkgDk FBk]sh
bJh b/y w[ekpb/ bJh ftF/ fBwB nB[;ko jB L
ekov, fijVhnK feskpK ukjhdhnK jB T[jBK dk BK fby
gzikph (Punjabi) G/iD. feskpK fJe wjhB/ bJh ikoh ehshnK iKdhnK jB. fJjBK
B{z d[pkok ikoh ehsk ik ;edk j?, i/ d{i/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z Bk
1H gzikph rkfJeh-gzikphns dh gSkD dk ;zeN ukjhdhnK j' D . ;w/ A f;o feskp tkfg; Bk eoB dh
2H ;kfjs ns/ ;wkie ;o'eko ;{ o s ftu fJe o[ g J/ }[ o wkBk gq s h fdB bZ r / r k.
3H wks-GkFk dk wjZst ftGkr dh w[Zy ftGkrh bkfJp/qoh s'A fJbktk j/m fby/
4H B"iktkBK ftu tZX fojk BfFnK dk o[MkB ;NZvh ;?ANoK #s/ th bkfJp/qoh ;j{bsK gqdkB ehshnK iKdhnK
5H ftfdnkoEh ns/ okiBhsh jB, fiEA' ftfdnkoEh feskpK b? e/ gVQ ;ed/ jBL
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3H poBkbk L n?;H vhH ekbi
4H X{oh L d/F Grs ekbi poVQtkb
5H ;qh nBzdg[o ;kfjp L r[owfs ;kro NoZ;N(fgzv ;j'sk)
6H nfjwdkpkd (r[ioks) L r[od[nkok f;zx ;Gk.
T[go'es ;?ANoK #s/ ftfdnkoEh Fkw B{z p?m e/ gVQ ;ed/
jB s/ feskpK b? ;ed/ jB. ftfdnkoEh gfNnkbk iK T[go'es
;?ANoK ftu'A fe;/ fJe ftu w?ApofFg b? ;ed/ jB. d{joh
w?ApofFg dh nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh. ftfdnkoEh g/F nk ojh
fe;/ th w[Feb pko/ ;zpzfXs fJzukoi Bkb ;zgoe eo ;ed/
jB.
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ftGkr tZb'A thfvU b?;B} th fsnko eotkJ/ rJ/ jB.
fJ; nXhB pj[s ;kohnK ;hHvh} ftGkr dh bkfJp/qoh ns/ ;NZvh
;?ANoK ftZu T[gbpX jB. fJj ftfdnkoEhnK bJh ;NZvh
w?Nhohnb dk nB[g{oe j?. ftfdnkoEh fJBQK ;hHvh} okjhA xo
p?m/ jh ezfgT{No #s/ ;NZvh w?Nhohnb dk bkG gqkgs eo ;ed/
jB.
7H bkfJp/ q o h }wkBs tkg;h
ftGkr SZvD iK Bshik fBebD dh fwsh s'A fJe ;kb
d/ nzdo-nzdo (Gkt nrb/ ;kb 15 i[bkJh sZe) p/Bsh eoB
@s/ bkfJp/qoh }wkBs tkg; bJh ik ;edh j?. fJj p/Bsh nzfsek
'D' s/ bZr/ \kow ftu ehsh ikt/. fJj rZb ftF/F s"o #s/ B'N
eoB tkbh j? fe i/eo e'Jh ftfdnkoEh ftGkr tZb'A ubkJ/ ik
oj/ fe;/ j'o e'o; ftu dk]bk b?Adk j? sK T[; B{z d[pkok bkfJp/
qoh }wkBs iwQK eotkT[Dh gt/rh. fJj n?vi;N BjhA ehsh
ikt/rh.
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ftGkr tb'A dk]b j'J/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z FBkysh ekov
ikoh ehs/ iKd/ jB. bkfJp/qoh tb'A g[;seK FBk]sh ekov g/F
eoB s/ jh ikoh ehshnK ikDrhnK. fJj ;?FB d/ nzs nEtk
31 wJh, 2014 se iK i/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; s'A gfjbK gVQkJh
SZv iKdk j? sK T[; ;w/A sZe bkr{ wzB/ iKd/ jB. r[zw j'D dh
;{os ftZu i/ fJj ekov d[pkok ikoh eotkJ/ iKd/ jB sK
ftfdnkoEh B[{z v[gbhe/N ekov bJh :{Bhtof;Nh fB:wK nB[;ko
50$- o[gJ/ \h; iwQK eotkT[Dh gt/rh. ftfdnkoEh id'A th
ftGkr$ftGkr dh bkfJp/qoh$;NZvh e/Ado iK fBZih ;zgoe
gq'rokw ftu Fkwb j'D bJh nkt/, T[j FBkysh ekov Bkb b?
e/ nkt/ ns/ jw/FK nkgD/ gk; oZy/. gqhfynk jkb ftu th fJ;
dh b'V j?.
9H nb{ w Bh n? ; ' ; hJ/ F B
nkgD/ g[okD/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z w[V fwbD d/ T[d/F Bkb
fJe ftGkrh nb{ w Bh n? ; ' ; hJ/ F B pDkJh rJh j? . gz i kph
:{Bhtof;Nh d[nkok pDkJh rJh B/wktbh ftu w[ezwb s"o @s/
n?;';hJ/FB d/ T[d/F, w?ApofFg dhnK FosK, ekoiekoh e"A;b,
nj[d/dko ns/ nj[d/dkoK dhnK f}zw/tkohnK ns/ ekoi nkfd
t/ot/ doi jB. tX/o/ ikDekoh bJh s[;hA 0175-3046223
s/ ;zgoe eo ;ed/ j'.
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nkg ih B{z nghb ehsh iKdh j? fe s[;hA ftGkr d/
ftfdnkoEh j'D d/ Bks/, fJ; d/ w?po pD'. fJ;dh w?ApofFg
\h; 100$-o[gJ/ ;kbkBk j?. fJe' tkoh 500$-o[gJ/ iwQK eotk
e/ s[;hA :{Bhtof;Nh nb{wBh d/ nkihtB (bkJh\) w?Apo th
pD ;ed/ j'.
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wk;No nk\ bkfJpq / o h n? A v fJB\ow/ F B
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p?u{bo nk\ bkfJpq/oh n?Av fJB\ow/FB e'o;K
bJh okythnK ;hNK
tZyA'-tZyohnK FqD
/ hnK bJh okythnK ;hNK, :{Bhtof;Nh
d[nkok ngDkJh rJh oki ;oeko dh Bhsh nB[;ko j'DrhnK.
fJj rZb fXnkB Bkb B'N eo bJh ikt/ fe T[whdtko
tZ b ' A nkgD/ dk]bk \kow ftu fJe tko do;kJh rJh
Fq/Dh ftu pknd ftu e'Jh spdhbh eoB dh nkfrnk BjhA
j't/rh. okythnK Fq/DhnK bJh dk]bk gzikp ;oeko d/ gZso BzH
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N g/F eoBr/.
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 Instructions for Filling the OMR Sheet of Admission Form

1. The OMR Sheet Must be filled ONLY in ENGLISH.

OMR FhN e/tb nzrq/}h GkFk ftu jh Goh ikt/.
2. Please use Dark HB Pencil or Ball Pen (Black or Blue) for filling the OMR Sheet.
OMR FhN GoB bJh e/tb HB g?A;b iK ekbk$Bhbk pkbg?B jh tos'A ftu fbnkfJnk ikt/.
3. If need be, please erase the letters properly.
i/eo b'V gt/, sK nZyoK ~ uzrh soQK fwNkfJnk ikt/.
4. Use Block Letters for filling Name etc. in the given boxes ( ).
pke;K ftu BK nkfd GoB bJh e/tb tZv/ nZyo (Block/Capital Letters) jh tos/ ikD/
5. Each information sought has bubbles/circles given for your answer. Shade the
bubbles fully and darkly. Do not tick ( ) or cross () the bubbles.
s[jkv/ dk]b/ ;zpzXh ikDekoh bJh jo gqFB$;{uBk d/ nZr/ Bubble/Circle pD/ j'J/ jB, fJBQK ~ g{oh soQK F/v eoBk j?.
fe;/ th ;oeb ~ fNZe ( ) iK eok; () Bjh eoBk.
6. Example : Suppose the name to be filled is Karan Singh. This name will be filled
as shown in the sample OMR Sheet. Note that one box is to be left blank after
every name/middle name/surname. The bubbles will be shaded as shown.
T[dkjoD L wzB bt' fe OMR FhN ftu eoB f;zx BK GoBk j? sK fJj BK ;?Agb FhN ftu do;kJ/ nB[;ko Gfonk ikt/rk.
B'N eo' fe jo/e BK$fwvb BK$ ;oB/w s'A pknd fJe pke; ykbh SZfvnk ikt/rk. Bubbles ~ th do;kJ/ nB[;ko F/v
ehsk ikt/rk.
7. Consult the list given at the end pages of Prospectus for filling the course code
and subject code in the OMR Sheet.
gqk;g?eN; d/ nyohb/ gzfBnK s/ e'o; e'v ns/ ftFk e'v dh g{oh ;{uh fdZsh j'Jh j?. fJ; ~ fXnkB Bkb gVQ e/ OMR FhN ftu
b'V nB[;ko fJj e'v Go/ ikD.
8. Each date is to be filled in the order as Date (DD), Month (MM) and Year (YY).
Prefix zero in case of single digit date and month. For year, the last two digits of
the year are to be filled.
jo/e fwsh ~ GoD bJh gfjbK fwsh, wjhBk ns/ fco ;kb Gfonk ikt/rk. fJeZb/ nZyo fwsh ns/ wjhB/ bJh gfjbK f;co
brk fdU. ;kb bJh nyhob/ d' nZyo fbyD/ jB.
9. Only original OMR sheet will be accepted. Photostat OMR sheet will not be
accepted.
f;oc n;b OMR FhNK jh ;theko ehshnK ikDrhnK. fJzNoB?N s'A c'N'-;N/N ehshnK OMR FhNK ;theko BjhA ehshnK
ikDrhnK.
Note : These instructions are for those candidates who will buy the Prospectus. However,
those candidates who download the Prospectus and fill the forms and submit these
by hands should take the OMR sheet (after showing the demand draft of Rs. 350/- as
cost of Prospectus plus the course fee) free of cost at the Information and Enquiry
Centre located at the Main Gate of Punjabi University, Patiala.

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 COURSE CODES FOR OMR SHEET
Course Code No. Course Name

1001 B.A.
1002 B.Com.
1003 BCA
1004 BBA
1005 Bachelor of Library and Information Science
2001 M.A. Punjabi
2002 M.A. English
2003 M.A. Hindi
2004 M.A. History
2005 M.A. Economics
2006 M.A. Political Science
2007 M.A. Religious Studies
2008 M.A. Sikh Studies
2009 M.A. Women Studies
2010 M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication
2011 Master of Science (Information Technology)
2012 Master of Science (IT) Lateral Entry
2013 M.Com.
2014 Master of Library and Information Science
2016 M.A. Gurmat Sangeet (Tanti Saaj Vadan)
2017 M.A. Gurmat Sangeet (Gayan)
2018 M.A. Tabla
2019 M.A. (Public Administration)
2020 M.A. (Sociology)
3001 Certificate Course in French
3002 Certificate Course in German
3003 Certificate Course in Spoken English
3004 Certificate Course in Computer Application
3006 Certificate Course in Soft Skills and Personality Development
3008 Gurmat Sangeet Praveshika
3009 Punjabi Praveshika
3010 Gyani
3011 Certificate Course in Urdu
3012 Certificate Course in Sanskrit
4001 P.G. Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication
4002 P.G. Diploma in Computer Application
4003 P.G. Diploma in Forensic Science
4004 P.G. Diploma in Translation
4006 P.G. Diploma in HIV/AIDS Counselling
5001 Diploma in Library Science
5003 Diploma in Gurmat Sangeet (Gayan)
5004 Diploma in Divinity (Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies)

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 Nomenclature of Papers and Paper (Subject) Code

Paper Code No. M.A. PUNJABI PART-I

101 gouk gfjbk L gzikph ;kfjs dk fJfsjk;

102 gouk d{ik L nkX[fBe gzikph eftsk (nkgFB gfjbh)
103 gouk shik L gzikph BkNe
104 gouk u"Ek L T[Zso ;[szsosk ekb dh gzikph rbg (nkgFB d{ih)
105 gouk gzitK L nkb'uBk d/ f;XKs
PART-II
106 gouk gfjbk L gzikph GkFk ns/ GkFk ftfrnkB
107 gouk d{ik L nkgFB gfjbh L r[owfs ekft
108 nkgFB d{ih L r[o{ BkBe d/t L ftF/F nfXn?B
109 gouk shik L gzikph tkose
110 gouk u"Ek L ;{\h, feZ;k ns/ pho ekft
111 gouk gzitK L gzikph b'eXkok ns/ ;fGnkuko
n?vhFBb T[od{ ns/ \ko;h L fJj gouk gVQBk }o{oh BjhA ns/ Bk jh fJ; d/ Bzpo
fvth}B ftZu frD/ ikDr/ go fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJj gouk gk; eoBr/ T[BKQ d/ ;oNhfce/N @s/ fJ; dk
f}eo eo fdZsk ikt/rk.
Paper Code No. M.A. ENGLISH PART-I
112 Paper-I : English Literature from Chaucer to Milton
113 Paper-II : Poetry and Drama from the Restoration Period to the
Victorian Age
114 Paper-III : Prose and Fiction
Paper-IV : The following options will be serviced :
115 (i) Language and Linguistics
116 (ii) Indian Writing in English

PART-II
117 Paper-V : Twentieth Century Literature (1890-1960)
118 Paper-VI : World Literature in English
119 Paper-VII : Literary Criticism and Theory
Paper-VIII : The following options will be serviced :
121 (i) Modern British Fiction
120 (ii) American Literature
Paper Code No M.A. HINDI PART-I
.
122 igyk i= % fgUnh i|
123 nwljk i= % Hkk"kk foKku vkSj fgUnh Hkk"kk
124 rhljk i= % fgUnh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl
125 prqFkZ i= % fodYi u-&3 % vkpk;Z gt+kjh izlkn f}osnh % fo'ks"k v/;;u

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Paper Code No PART-II
.
126 igyk i= % fgUnh x|
127 nwljk i= % dkO; 'kkL=
128 rhljk i= % iz;kstuewyd fgUnh
129 prqFkZ i= % fodYi u-&3 % iatkc izkarh; fgUnh x|
Paper Code No. M.A. HISTORY PART-I
130 Paper-I : History of Punjab from 1469 to 1799 AD (Compulsory)
131 Paper-II : History of the World Option - I(1500 to 1870) AD
132 Paper-III : History of the World Option - I(1871 to 1991) AD
133 Paper-IV : History of China & Japan Option - II (1839 to 1950) AD
PART-II
134 Paper-I : History of Punjab from 1799 to 1947 AD (Compulsory)
135 Paper-II : History of India from 1707 to 1818 AD
136 Paper-III : History of India from 1818 to 1947 AD
137 Paper-IV : National Movement and Constitutional Developments in
India from 1858 to 1947 AD
Paper Code No. M.A. ECONOMICS PART-I
138 Paper-I : Advanced Economic Theory-I(Compulsory)
139 Paper-II : Advanced Economic Theory-II (Compulsory)
140 Paper-III : Basic Quantitative Methods (Compulsory)
Paper-IV : Any one of the following options :
141 (i) Economics of Agriculture
142 (ii) Economics of Industry
PART-II
143 Paper-I : Political Economy of Development (Compulsory)
144 Paper-II : Evolution and Structure of Indian Economy (Compulsory)
Paper-III & IV : Any two of the following options:
145 (i) Public Economics
146 (ii) Money and Banking
147 (iii) Theory of Statistics

Paper Code No. M.A. POLITICAL SCIENCE PART-I

148 Paper-I : Indian Political Thought
149 Paper-II : Western Political Thought
150 Paper-III : Indian Government and Politics
151 Paper-IV : International Politics
PART-II
152 Paper-I : Contemporary Political Thought
153 Paper-II : Modern Political Analysis
Paper-III & IV : Any two of the following options:
154 (i) Punjab Politics

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155 (ii) Theory & Practice of Public Administration with Special
Reference to India
156 (iii) Political Parties, Pressure Groups and Public Opinion in India
157 (iv) Public International Law (Theory and Practice)

Paper Code No. M.A. RELIGIOUS STUDIES PART-I

158 gouk gfjbk L Xow dk nfXn?B (Study of Religion)
159 gouk d{ik L f;Zy Xow dk nfXn?B (Study of Sikh Religion)
160 gouk shik (nkgFB d{ih) L Gkosh ns/ gZSwh J/Fhnk d/ Xow (fjzd{ Xow, i?B Xow, p[ZX Xow,
i[vkfJ}w, Jh;kJh Xow ns/ fJ;bkw Xow Indian & West Asian Religions
(Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism,Judaism, Christianity and Islam)
161 gouk u"Ek (nkgFB d{ih) Lf;Zy Xow rqzE dk nfXn?B (r[opkDh) (Study of Sikh Scriptures
[Gurbani])
PART-II
162 gouk gzitK L Xow doFB (Philosophy of Religion)
163 gouk S/tK L f;Zy Xow doFB (Philosophy of Sikhism)
164 gouk ;ZstK (nkgFB d{ih) L Grs pkDh ns/ d;w rzqE (Bhagat Bani and Dasam Granth)
165 gouk nZmtK (nkgFB shih) L fJzNo-fobhihn; nzvo-;N?Afvzr n?Av vkfJbkr (Inter-Religious
Understanding and Dialogue)

Paper Code No. M.A. SIKH STUDIES PART-I

166 Paper-I : Sikh History (1469-1849)
167 Paper-II : Sikh Scriptures
168 Paper-III : Sikh Theology/Schools & Interpretation
169 Paper-IV : Sikh Ethics
PART-II
170 Paper-V : Sikh History (1849-1999)
171 Paper-VI : Sikh Literature
172 Paper-VII : Sikh Philosophy
173 Paper-VIII : Sikh Institutions and Culture

Paper Code No. M.A. WOMEN STUDIES PART-I

174 Paper-I : Conceptualising Womens Studies
175 Paper-II : Womens Movements and Feminist Theories
176 Paper-III : Research Methodology
177 Paper-IV : Women and Society

PART-II
178 Paper-I : Policies and Programmes for Women Development
179 Paper-II : Women and Law
180 Paper-III : Women, Health and Environment
181 Paper-IV : Women, Work and Media

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 Paper Code No. M.A. SOCIOLOGY PART-I
475 Paper-I : General Sociology
476 Paper-II : Sociological and Antrhopological Theories-I
477 Paper-III : Indian Society
478 Paper-IV : Research Methods

PART-II
506 Paper-I : Sociology and Anthropological Theories-II
507 Paper-II : Rural Sociology in India
508 Paper-III : Option (i) : Social Change and Social Problems in India
509 Paper-IV : Option (iv) : Sociology of Religion
Paper Code No. M.A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PART-I
479 Paper-I : Administrative Theory
480 Paper-II : Comparative Personnel Administration
481 Paper-III : Indian Administration
482 Paper-IV : Option(i) Financial Administration
PART-II
498 Paper-I : Comparative and Development Administration
499 Paper-II : Administrative Thought
500 Paper-III : Option (i) : Local Government and Adminstration
with special reference to India
501 Paper-IV : Option (iii) : Adminstration of Public Enterprises
with special reference to India

Paper Code No. M.A. JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION: PART-I

182 Paper-I : Introduction to Mass Communication
183 Paper-II : Growth and Development of Media
184 Paper-III : Reporting for Print Media
185 Paper-IV : Advertising and Public Relations
186 Paper-V : Practical Assignment
187 Viva Voce
PART-II
188 Paper-VI : Radio Television and Film Production
189 Paper-VII : Research Methodology
190 Paper-VIII : Development Communication
191 Paper-IX : New Media
192 Paper-X : Practical /Viva Voce
Paper Code No. GURMAT SANGEET (TANTI SAAJ VADAN) PART-I
427 Paper-I : Theoretical Survey and Scientific Study of Hindustani Music
428 Paper-II : Musicological Study of Gurmat Sangeet
429 Paper-III : Hazoori Vadan (Stage Performance)
430 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce (Practical)

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Paper Code No. PART-II
488 Paper-1 : History of Gurmat Sangeet
489 Paper-II : Comparative Study of Gurmat Sangeet
490 Paper-III : Hazoori Tanti Saaj Vadan
491 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce (Communication Skill)

Paper Code No. M.A. TABLA PART-I

435 Paper-I : Critical Study of Talas
436 Paper-II : History of Percussion Instruments and Tabla
437 Paper-III : Stage Performance
438 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce (Practical)

PART-II
492 Paper-I : Scientific And Aesthetical Study of Tala with
reference to Gayan and Vadan
493 Paper-II : Critical Study of Talas Notation System
494 Paper-III : Stage Performance
495 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce

Paper Code No. M.A. GURMAT SANGEET (GAYAN) PART-I

431 Paper-I : Theoretical Survey and Scientific Study of Hindustani
Music
432 Paper-II : Musicological Study of Gurmat Sangeet
433 Paper-III : Hazoori Gayan (Stage Performance)
434 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce (Practical)

PART-II
484 Paper-1 : History of Gurmat Sangeet
485 Paper-II : Comparative Study of Gurmat Sangeet
486 Paper-III : Hazoori Gayan
487 Paper-IV : Viva-Voce (Communication Skill)

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (M.Sc.-IT)PART-I

193 MS-111 : Introduction to Information Technology
194 MS-112 : Computer Programming Using C
195 MS-113 : Computer Organization and Architecture
196 MS-114 : Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
197 MS-115 : Operating System
198 MS-116 : Programming Lab - I
199 MS-121 : Object Oriented Programming Using C++
200 MS-122 : Data and File Structure
201 MS-123 : Visual Basic
202 MS-124 : RDBMS and Oracle
203 MS-125 : Programming Lab - II
204 MS-126 : Programming Lab - III

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PART-II (Also for Lateral Entry M.Sc.(IT) Part-II)
205 MS-211 : Computer Graphics
206 MS-212 : Java Programming
207 MS-213 : Artificial Intelligence
208 MS-214 : Computer Networks
209 MS-215 : Programming Lab - IV
210 MS-216 : Programming Lab - V
211 MS-221 : E-Commerce
212 MS-222 : Software Engineering
213 MS-223 : LINUX Administration
214 MS-224 : Programming Lab - VI
215 MS-225 : Project

Paper Code No. M.COM PART-I

216 MC 1.1 : Managerial Economics
217 MC 1.2 : Business Environment
218 MC 1.3 : Corporate Accounting and Cost Management
219 MC 1.4 : Management Concepts and Organisational Behaviour
220 MC 1.5 : Statistical Techniques and Research Methodology
221 MC 1.6 : Corporate Legal Framework
222 MC 1.7 : Computer Applications in Business
223 MC 1.8 : Viva-Voce
PART-II
224 MC 2.1 : Financial Management
225 MC 2.2 : Strategic and Functional Management
226 MC 2.3 : Direct Tax Laws and Planning
227 MC 2.4 : Quantitative Techniques for Business
228 MC 2.5 : Financial Services and Markets
229 MC 2.6 : Fundamentals of Banking and Insurance
230 MC 2.7 : Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
231 MC 2.13 : Viva Voce

Paper Code No. MASTER OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

232 Paper-I : Research Methods and Statistical Techniques
233 Paper-II : Information Communication and Society
234 Paper-III : Information Storage and Retrieval
235 Paper-IV(i) : Advanced Classification (Practice)
236 Paper-IV(ii) : Advanced Cataloguing (Practice)
237 Paper-V : Information Analysis, Repackaging and Consolidation

238 Paper-VI(b) : Information and Literature Survey in Social Sciences

239 Paper-VII(b): Academic Library System
240 Paper-VIII : Information and Communication Technology : Applications

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Paper Code No. B.A. (I, II and III)
241 (A) English (Communication Skills)
242 (B) Punjabi Compulsory OR Punjabi Gyan ( for Part-I and II only) OR
243 Punjab History and Culture (only Part-III)
244 (C) Environment Studies (Qualifying Paper for Part-II only)
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one each from the following groups :
Group -I
245 Economics OR
246 Defence and Strategic Studies OR
247 Education
Group-II
248 History OR
249 Mathematics OR
250 Psychology OR
251 Philosophy
Group-III
252 Political Science OR
253 Tabla
Group-IV
254 Punjabi Literature OR
255 Hindi Literature OR
256 English Literature OR
257 Sanskrit
Group-V
258 Public Administration

Group-VI
259 Linguistics OR
260 Gurmat Sangeet OR
261 Computer Application
Group -VII
262 Sociology
Group -VIII
263 Religion
264 B.A. Part-I (Hindi) - izFke vki'ku & fgUnh lkfgR;
265 B.A. Part-II (Hindi) - f}rh; vki'ku & t;'kadj izlkn % fo'ks"k v/;;u
266 B.A. Part-II (English)- Study of Classics

Paper Code No. B.COM. PART-I

267 BC 101 Punjabi OR Punjabi Gyan
269 BC 102 English (Communication Skills)
270 BC 103 Business Mathematics & Statistics
271 BC 104 Financial Accounting
272 BC 105 Business Regulatory Framework
273 BC 106 Computer Application in Business
274 BC 107 Business Economics

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Paper Code No. * This paper is
compulsory and is to be
PART-II taken up by all the
275 BC-201 Punjabi or students. The paper will
276 BC 201A Punjabi Gyan (Special Paper in Lieu of Punjabi) be of 100 marks and
pass percentage is 35%.
277 BC-202 English (Communication Skills)
However, marks secured
278 BC-203 Principles of Business Management in this paper will not
279 BC-204 Corporate Accounting be added to the
280 BC-205 Company Law and Auditing aggregate and will be
281 BC-206 Income Tax Law shown separately in
282 BC-207 Business Environment DMC. Those who have
283 Environment Studies* passed this paper (of
100 marks) in B.Com.
PART-III Part-I need not take it
up in B.Com. Part-II.
284 BC-301 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
285 BC-302 Management Accounting
286 BC-303 Cost Accounting
287 BC-304 Financial Management
288 BC-305 Indirect Taxes
289 BC 310 Indian Banking System
or
290 BC 311 Fundamentals of Insurance
291 BC 314 Punjabi
or
292 BC 315 Punjab History and Culture (special paper in lieu of Punjabi)

Paper Code No. BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PART-I

293 BBA-101 Communication Skills in Punjabi
295 BBA-102 Communication Skills in English
296 BBA-103 Business Economics
297 BBA-104 Business Mathematics and Statistics
298 BBA-105 Business Organisation and Management
299 BBA-106 Workshop on Computer Applications, Internet and
E-Commerce
300 BBA-107 Seminar
301 BBA-108 Viva-Voce

PART-II
302 BBA-201 Principles of Human Resource Management.
303 BBA-202 Business Accounting and Finance
304 BBA-203 Business Law
305 BBA-204 Income Tax Law and Practice
306 BBA-205 Principles of Marketing Management
307 BBA-206 System Analysis and Design and Information Systems
308 BBA-207 Seminar (On KnowledgeManagement and Entrepreneurship)
309 BBA-208 Viva-Voce
310 BBA-209 Environmental Studies*

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 PART-III
311 BBA-301 Business Research Methods
312 BBA-302 Stock Market Operations & Investment Management
313 BBA-303 Export and Rural Marketing
314 BBA-304 Human Resource Management
315 BBA-305 DBMS and Web Designing
316 BBA-306 Fundamenals of Banking and Insurance
317 BBA-307 Project Report, Seminar on Project Report
318 BBA-308 Viva-Voce
Paper Code No. BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATION PART-I

319 BCA-101 General English (Communicaiton Skills)

320 BCA-102 Fundamentals of IT
321 BCA-103 Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
322 BCA-104 Computer Organisation and Architecture
323 BCA-105 Problem Solving Using 'C'
324 BCA-106 Data Base Management System
325 BCA-107 Software Lab - I (PC Software)
326 BCA-108 Software Lab - II (Programming in 'C')

PART-II
327 BCA-201 General English (Communication Skills)
328 BCA-202 Punjabi/Punjab History and Culture (Special paper in lieu of Punjabi)
329 BCA-203 Data Structure
330 BCA-204 Discrete Mathematics
331 BCA-205 Object Oriented Programming Using C++
332 BCA-206 Computer Network, Internet & Its Applications
333 BCA-207 Software Lab-III (Programming Lab in C++)
334 BCA-208 Software Lab-IV (Data Structure)
335 BCA-209 Environmental Studies (See * note on page 117)
PART-III
336 BCA-301 General English (Communication Skills)
337 BCA-302 Java Programming
338 BCA-303 Internet Programming
339 BCA-304 Operating System
340 BCA-305 Software Engineering
341 BCA-306 Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods
342 BCA-307 Software Lab - V (Programming in Java)
343 BCA-308 Software Lab- VI (HTML & ASP)
Paper Code No. BACHELOR OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
344 Paper-I Foundation of Library & Information Science
345 Paper-II Knowledge, Organisation and Information Processing
346 Paper-III Library Classification (Practice)
347 Paper-IV Library Cataloguing (Practice)
348 Paper-V Management of Libraries and Information Centres

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Paper Code No.
349 Paper-VI Library and Users
350 Paper-VII Information Sources and Services
351 Paper-VIII Information Technology : Basics
.
Paper Code No. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN JOURNALISM AND
MASS COMMUNICATION
352 Paper-I : Introduction to Mass Communication
353 Paper-II : Growth and Development of Media
354 Paper-III : Reporting for Print Media
355 Paper-IV : Advertising and Public Relations
356 Paper-V : (i) Practical Assignment
357 (ii) Viva Voce

Paper Code No POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

358 Paper-I : Introduction to Information Technology
359 Paper-II : Operating System
360 Paper-III : Data Base Management System
361 Paper-IV : Problem Solving Using C
362 Paper-V : Introduction to Computer, Network, Internet and E-Commerce
363 Paper-VI : Management Information System

364 Paper-VII : Software Lab-I (Dos, Windows, and Unix)

365 Paper-VIII : Software Lab-II (MS Office, Excel Word, Power Point and
MS Access)
366 Paper-IX : Software Lab -III (Programs) to be implemented in C)
367 Paper-X : Software Lab-IV (Web Designing, HTML and other Scripting
Languages)

Paper Code No POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TRANSLATION

368 Paper-I : Translation and Translation Theory
369 Paper-II : Semantics and Lexicography
370 Paper-III : Applied Translation
371 Paper-IV : Project Report

Paper Code No. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FORENSIC SCIENCE

378 Paper-I : General Forensic Science
379 Paper-II : Criminalistics and Photography
380 Paper-III : Questioned Documents and Fingerprints Examination
381 Paper-IV : Forensic Biology and Serology
382 Paper-V : Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology
383 Paper-VI : Project Report, Viva Voce and Seminar/Presentation

Paper Code No. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HIV/AIDS COUNSELLING

389 Paper I : Introduction to HIV/AIDS
390 Paper II : HIV/AIDS Counselling
391 Paper III : HIV/AIDS Prevention
392 Paper IV : Project work (Field Study) and Viva Voce
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Paper Code No. DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY SCIENCE (DLIB)
384 Paper-I : Library Organisation and Management
385 Paper-II : Reference Service and Document Bibliography
386 Paper-III : Organisation of Library Materials
387 Paper-IV : Library Classification (Practice)
388 Paper-V : Library Cataloguing (Practice)

Paper Code No. DIPLOMA IN GURMAT SANGEET

393 gouk gfjbk(fbysh) L fjzd[;skBh rkfJB ;zrhsL ikDekoh, w[ZYb/ fB:w s/ w[ZYb/
f;XKs d/ ;o{g
394 gouk d{ik (fbysh) L r[owfs ;zrhs L f;XKs s/ ;o{g
395 gouk shik (fefonkswe) L j}{oh rkfJB (;N/i gockow?A;)
396 gouk u"Ek (fefonkswe) L r[owfs ;zrhsLw"fye gqhfynk ns/ ;zuko ebk (nzrq/}h GkFk ;fjs)

Paper Code No. DIPLOMA IN DIVINITY (SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB STUDIES)
397 gouk gfjbk L r[opkDh p'X
398 gouk d{ik L f;Zy fJfsjk;
399 gouk shik L r[owfs f;XKs nfXn?B
400 gouk u"Ek L e[M wjKg[oyK-GrsK dk ihtB gfou: ns/ f;ZfynktK

Paper Code No. GURMAT SANGEET PRAVESHIKA

401 gouk gfjbk (fbysh) L r[owfs ;zrhs gfoukswe nfXn?B
402 gouk d{ik (gqe
? Nheb L r[owfs ;zrhs j}{oh rkfJB $ j}{oh szsh ;k}$
tkdB skb-;k} tkdB (;N/} gqckow?A;)
403 gouk shik (gq?eNheb)L r[owfs ;zrhs w"fye gqhfynk ns/ ;zuko ebk (nzr/q}h
GkFk ;kfjs) rkfJB$szsh ;k}-tkdB$skb ;k} tkdB)

Paper Code No. PUNJABI PRAVESHIKA

404 gouk J/ L gzikph GkFk, ;kfjs ns/ ;fGnkuko Bkb ikD-gSkD
(Introduction of Punjabi Language, Literature and Culture)
405 gouk ph L ftnkeoD ns/ ouBk
(Grammar and Composition)

Paper Code No. GYANI

406 gouk gfjbk L g[oksB ns/ BthB gzikph eftsk
407 gouk d{ik L BkNe s/ fJeKrh
408 gouk shik L gzikph rbg
409 gouk u"Ek L tkose
410 gouk gzitK L gzikph GkFk ns/ gzikph ;kfjs dk fJfsjk;
411 gouk S/tK L b/y, ;kfjs o{g, nkb'uBk ns/ ftnkeoD
412 gouk ;ZstK L n?vhFBb (fjzdh)
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Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN URDU
440 Paper A : Text
441 Paper B : Grammar and Composition
Viva Voce

Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN SANSKRIT

496 Paper-I : Grammar
497 Paper-II : Literature
Viva Voce
Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FRENCH
413 Paper-I : Applied Grammar and Comprehension
414 Paper-II : Written Expression and Translation
415 Viva Voce

Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN GERMAN

416 Paper-I : Applied Grammar and Comprehension
417 Paper-II : Written Expression and Translation
418 Viva Voce

Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN SOFT SKILLS AND

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
472 Paper A : Community Skills and Personality Development
473 Paper B : Social Etiquettes, Decision Making and Presentation
474 Practical

Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN SPOKEN ENGLISH

420 Paper A : Theory
421 Paper B : Practical

Paper Code No. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

422 CCA-101 : Introduction to I.T.

423 CCA-102 : Windows & Office Automation Tools
424 CCA-103 : Computer Communication &Internet
425 CCA-104 : Software Lab - I(Windows & Office Automation)
426 CCA-105 : Software Lab - II (Computer Communication &
Internet)

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