Mandatory Disclosure: 1) Dean (Faculty of Environmental And Bio Sciences And Technology) Prof. B.S. Khatkar

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1 Mandatory Disclosure: 1) Dean (Faculty of Environmental And Bio Sciences And Technology) Prof. B.S. Khatkar 2) Programme Offered Regular Courses Ph.D. M.Tech. (Environmental Science & Engineering) M.Tech. (Geo-Informatics) M.Sc. (Environmental Science) Distance Education Courses: Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management (PGDEM) Course Scheme i) PhD Pre-Ph.D. Courses PPD-101 i) Research Basic and Applied Research; essential steps in research; the research process (deciding, planning and conducting research study), IPR, laboratory Safety ii) Research Report Components of a research report; presentation of data in tables and figures. Literature collection and Literature Citation. iii) Experimental Design (Part-I) Hypothesis; Null hypothesis, basic principles of experiment, sampling. iv) Experimental Design (Part-II) Experimental error, replication, contents, randomization, measurement, common experimental design. PPD-102 Review of Literature and Seminar (In relevant Research Area) PPD-10 Department-Elective Course (In relevant Research Area) Recent Advances in Environmental Science & Engineering. The course curriculum will depend on any recent advances in the following field: i) Bioremediation ii) Bio-energy

2 iii) Environmental Biotechnology iv) Environmental Geo-microbiology v) Environmental Pollution Management vi) Geo-Informatics vii) Environmental Impact Assessment

3 Name of M.Tech. Environmental Science & w.e.f. ( ) Programme Engineering Distribution of Total Credits Program Program Elective() Total Credits Core(PC) Semester-wise Schedule Semester-I S.N Course No. Title Type L-T-P Cred its Max. Marks 1 ESE-701(a)/ Fundamentals of Environmental Engg ESE-701(b) /Fundamentals of Environmental Science 2 ESE-702 Environmental Chemistry PC ESE-70 Environmental Policy and Impact PC Assessment. ESE-70 Industrial Health and Safety ESE-705 Energy & Environment ESE-706 Lab-I (Environmental Chemistry) PC ESE-707(a)/ Lab-II (Fundamentals of Environmental ESE-707(b) Engg./Fundamentals of Environmental Science ESE-708 ESE-709 Lab-III (a)industrial Health and Safety Lab-III (b)energy & Environment Total Credit 2 Semester-II 1. ESE-711 Environmental Microbiology PC 2. ESE-712 Air Pollution & Control PC. ESE-71 Industrial Pollution Management PC. ESE-71 Design of Pollution Control Systems PC 5. ESE-715 Water & Sewage Treatment PC 6. ESE-716 Lab-IV (Environmental Microbiology) PC ESE-717 Lab-V (Industrial Pollution Management) PC ESE-718 Lab-VI (Water & Sewage Treatment) PC Total Credit 29 Semester-III ESE-721 ESE-722 ESE-72 ESE-72 ESE-725 Unit Operations & Processes Instrumentation & Applications to Environmental Engg. Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Environmental Management System Watershed Management ESE-790 Credit Seminar PC ESE-791 In-plant training (S/US) PC ESE-800 Dissertation PC Total Credit 10

4 Semester-IV 1. ESE-800 Dissertation PC Total Credit 9 Note: (i) In-plant training (6 weeks) to be undertaken at the end of IInd semester, the report of which has to be submitted before commencement of the rd semester. (ii) Students with M.Sc. (Env.Sc.) background will take Fundamentals of Env. Engg. (ESE-701(a) and those with Engg. background will take Fundamentals of Env.Sc (ESE-701(b). (iii) Students will have to take one (out of ESE-70, 705) in Ist Semester and corresponding practical paper ESE-708 or ESE-709. Two is to be taken (out of ESE-721 to 725) in rd Semester. (iv) Each paper will be evaluated internally 0% (Two minor tests), and externally 70% (Major Test) (v) In case of dissertation, work load will be ½ hours per credit up to a minimum of 5 hours.

5 M.Tech in Geo-Informatics Under Self Financing Scheme Name of M.Tech. Programme Geo-Informatics (w.e.f ) Distribution of Total Credits Program Core(PC) Program Elective() Total Credits Semester-wise Schedule Semester-I Sr.No Course No. Title Type L-T-P Credit 1 GIM -701 Introduction to Geo-Informatics, Space science and Principals of Remote Sensing. PC 2 GIM -702 Fundamentals of Geographic Information System (GIS) PC GIM -70 Principals of Cartography and Surveying PC. GIM -70 Introduction to Earth Systems PC 5. GIM -705* Basics of Geo-Mathematics, Geo-Statistics and PC Computer programming Languages. 6. GIM -706 Lab-I (Remote Sensing, Cartography) PC GIM -707 Lab-II (Geographic Information System) PC GIM -708 Lab-III (Earth systems) PC Total 26 Semester-II 1. GIM -709 Principals of Photogrammetry PC 2. GIM -710 Digital Image Processing PC s Maximu m Marks. GIM -711 Information & Communication, GPSTechnologies andapplications PC. GIM -712 An Introduction to Geo-Informatics applications in natural resources management PC 5. GIM -71 Advanced Remote Sensing and GIS PC 6. GIM -71 Lab-IV (Digital Image Processing) PC GIM -715* Lab-V Computer Programming Languages and softwares PC

6 8. GIM -716 Lab-VI Photogrammetry and Global Positioning System PC Total 26 Semester-III 1. GIM-717 Soft Skills, Geoinformatics Project Planning and management and Research Methodology 2. GIM-718. GIM-719 Geo-Informatics in Geo-Resources Geo-Informatics in Bio-Resources. GIM-720 Geo-Informatics in Disaster Management PC GIM-790 Credit Seminar PC GIM-791* In-plant training (S/US) PC GIM-800 Dissertation Part-I PC Total Credits 10 Semester-IV 1. GIM-800 Dissertation- Part-II PC Total Credits 09 *Qualifying and non-credit course Note: (i) In-plant training (6 weeks) to be undertaken at the end of 2 nd semester. The report of which has to be submitted before commencement of the rd semester. (ii) Students will have to take TWO (out of GIM-718, 719 & 720) in rd Semester (iii) Each paper will be evaluated internally 0% (Two minor tests) and externally 70% (Major Test)

7 Name of M.Sc. Programme Environmental Sciences (w.e.f ) Distribution of Total Credits Program Core(PC) Program Elective() Total Credits Semester-wise Schedule Semester-I S.N. Course No. Title Type L-T-P Credits 1 EVS-511 Fundamentals of Environmental Science PC EVS-512 Ecology and Systems analysis PC. EVS-51 Natural Resources & Biodiversity PC 5. EVS-51 Environmental Chemistry PC 6. EVS-515 Lab-I(Ecology, Resources & Biodiversity) PC EVS-516 Lab-II Environmental Chemistry PC Total Credit 22 Semester-II 1. EVS-521 Physical Environment PC 2. EVS-522 Environmental Pollution PC. EVS-52 Instrumentation for Environmental Analysis PC. EVS-52 Environmental Microbiology PC EVS-525 EVS-526 EVS-527 Biosystematics & Economic Botany Environmental Geology Environmental Modeling 8. EVS-528 Lab-III (Environmental Pollution) PC EVS-529 Lab-IV(Environmental Microbiology) PC EVS-50 Lab-V (a) Bio Systematic & Economic Botany (b) Environmental Geology (c) Environmental Modeling Total Credit 27.5 Semester-III 1. EVS-51 Resource Conservation & Management PC 2. EVS-52 Environmental Biotechnology PC. EVS-5 Environmental stress Physiology PC. 5. EVS-5 EVS-55 Agriculture & Environment Natural Disasters 6. EVS-56 Lab-VI (Environmental Biotechnology) PC EVS-57 Lab-VII (Environmental Physiology) PC

8 8. EVS-58 Lab-VIII Rural Technologies &Environment PC EVS-59 Summer Training (S/US) PC Total Credit 26 Semester-IV 1. EVS-51 Pollution Management PC 2. EVS-52 Environmental Impact Assessment & Risk Analysis PC. EVS-5 Environmental Awareness & Law PC EVS-5 EVS-55 EVS-56 Environmental Health & Toxicology Ecotechnology Solid Waste Management 7. EVS-57 Lab-IX (Industrial Pollution Management) PC EVS-58 Lab-X ( EIA & Health Risks) PC EVS-59 Lab-XI (a) Ecotechnology (b) Bioremediation (c) Solid Waste Management 10 EVS-500 Credit Seminar PC Total Credit 2.5 Note: (i) Summer training (-5 weeks) to be undertaken at the end of IInd semester. (ii) In IIndSemester, students have the option to take one out of EVS-525/ 526/527 and corresponding one lab out of EVS-50 (a), (b) and (c). (iii) In IIIrd Semester, students have the option to take one out of EVS-5/ 55 (iv) In IVth Semester, students have the option to take one (out of EVS- 5/55/56) and one lab out EVS- 59 (a), (b) and (c). Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management (PGDEM): Paper Code Nomenclature of Paper Max. Marks PGDEM-01 Fundaments of Environment PGDEM-02 Natural Resource Conservation and management PGDEM-0 Environmental Pollution PGDEM-0 Pollution Control and Management PGDEM-05 Energy and Disaster Management PGDEM-06 Environment Awareness and Legislation

9 2) Eligibility 1) Ph. D. (Environmental Science) 1) A Candidate for admission to the course of Ph.D must have obtained 55% marks at the Master s Degree or other equivalent examination in Environmental Science or a subject allied thereto the alliance to be decided by the Board of Studies which will consider the application for admission on the date of making application. 2) The candidate who appeared in Master s Level Examination in the current session may also appear in the Entrance Test Examination. ) There will be provision of relaxation of 5% in marks and 20 % reservation department-wise for SC/ST candidates for admission in Ph.D. programme I. A candidate registered for Ph.D. shall be required to stay in the University Headquarter at Hisar for Pre-Ph. D. course. II. Candidates, who are awarded fellowship by the University / outside agency to carry Ph.D. work, shall be required to stay at University Headquarter for whole duration of the fellowship. II) M.Tech. (Environmental Science &Engg.)- Semesters 1) M.Sc. Environmental Sciences or M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry/ Chemistry or M.Sc. Applied Physics/ Physics, All Life Sciences or B.E./B.Tech. Or equivalent degree in Mechanical/ Chemical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Agricultural Engineering/ Biomedical Engineering with at least 55% (50% for SC Candidates of Haryana) marks and valid GATE score. 2) Preference will be given to candidates with valid GATE score for admission to M. Tech. ) If seats remain vacant due to non-availability of GATE qualified candidates, the same will be filled up by the candidates possessing qualification as indicated above on the basis of the entrance test conducted by the University. III) M.Sc. (Environmental Science)- Semesters B.Sc./B.Sc.(Hons.) Degree or its equivalent with at least 50% marks in aggregate. IV) P. G. Diploma in Environmental Management (PGDEM) One Year Bachelor s degree in any discipline.

10 ) Syllabus for the Entrance Exam (i) Ph.D. (Environmental Science) M.Sc. level course of Environmental Sciences related to Environmental Engg. General Awareness topics related to Environmental Sciences/ Environmental Engineering. (ii) M. Tech. (Environmental Science & Engineering) M.Sc. level course of Environmental Sciences, B.E. / B. Tech. level course related to Environmental Engg. General awareness topics related to Environmental Sciences/ Environmental Engineering. (ii) M. Sc. (Environmental Sciences) Basic knowledge of Biological Sciences and Physical Sciences of B.Sc. level and general awareness on topics related to Environmental Sciences. ) No. of Seats: (i) Ph. D. (Environmental Science): Variable (Given in prospectus.) (ii) M. Tech (Env. Sci. &Engg.): 20 (iii) M.Sc. (Environmental Science): 50 (filled on the basis of entrance test result) (iv) P.G. Diploma in Environment Management: Not Defined (on the basis of bachelor s degree awards) 5) Admission Procedure: i) Ph.D. (Environmental Science): (a) (b) The selection of a candidate for admission to Pre-Ph.D. course will be based on passing the entrance test with at least 50% marks (5% for SC/ST candidates) The candidate who have qualified JRF-NET and Regular faculty of GJUS&T will be exempted from appearing in the entrance test for Ph.D. programme. However, the Vice- Chancellor on the recommendation of the Departmental research Committee and Board of Post Graduate Studies & Research may exempt any other class of the candidates(s) from the condition to appear in the Entrance test depending upon the merit of the case. (iii) (a) The entrance test will carry marks. (a) The entrance test will be of 2 hours duration and will comprise multiple choice (objective type) questions with correct answer. (b) There will NOT be negative marking.

11 ii) (i) (ii) M. Tech. (Environmental Science &Engg.) The selection of a candidate for admission to a course will be based on merit list drawn on the basis of the score in the Entrance Test subject to fulfilling other conditions as given in the Prospectus. Result of Entrance Test will be displayed on the date(s) given in the prospectus under Admission Schedule. (iii) (a) Merit lists for admission to the 1 st semester of various courses except M. Tech. Course shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in the Entrance Test only. (b) The entrance test will carry marks. (c) The entrance test will be of 1:0 hours duration and will comprise Multiple Choice (objective type) Questions with one correct answer. (d) There will NOT be negative marking. (I) For admission to M.Tech. merit list will be prepared on the basis of GATE score. Candidates with valid GATE score are exempted from appearing in the entrance test. However, for admission to M. Tech. programme, candidates are required to purchase the University Prospectus and fill the application form. (II) If seats still remain vacant, merit list will be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in the entrance test conducted by the University. Necessary Directions: 1. If two or more candidates secure identical marks in the entrance examination, their relative merit will be determined by the percentage of marks obtained by them at the qualifying or equivalent examination. In case the percentage of marks secured in qualifying or equivalent examination is also identical, the candidate older in age will be preferred. 2. All candidates including those with valid GATE score are required to furnish their application forms and attested copies of all relevant documents and testimonials for ascertaining their eligibility. The candidates whose names stand in the merit list will have to present themselves before the Chairperson of the Department concerned for counseling in accordance with the time and date specified along with fee and original documents. The candidates will have no right to claim admission without producing original documents and fee etc.. The application form, appended at the end of the Prospectus, duly filled and completed in all respects, must reach the Chairperson of the Department concerned by the respective

12 date as per given in prospectus. postal/courier delay. The University will not be responsible for any. In case, a candidate submits his/her application or some documents in the Department iii) (i) he/she is required to obtain a receipt from the Department concerned specifically mentioning the particulars and the date of submission of the documents. M Sc. (Environmental Science) The selection of a candidate for admission to a course will be based on merit list drawn on the basis of the score in the Entrance Test subject to fulfilling other conditions as given in the Prospectus. (ii) Result of Entrance Test will be displayed on the date(s) given in the prospectus under Admission Schedule. (iii) (a) Merit lists for admission to the 1 st semester of various courses except M. Tech. Course shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in the Entrance Test only. (b) The entrance test will carry marks. (c) The entrance test will be of 1:0 hour s duration and will comprise Multiple Choice (objective type) Questions with one correct answer. (d) There will NOT be negative marking. iv) Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management: Any graduate student may get admitted in the above mentioned diploma course simply by depositing the course fees with the application from with necessary documents as prescribed by Directorate of Distance Education, Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar. For more information visit the University website at