Q.2 What is the eligibility criteria for B. Sc. in (P.E., H.E. & Sports) in University of Delhi?

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1 Department of Physical Education & Sports Science Q. 1 - Which College offers B. Sc. in Physical Education, Health Education & Sports (P.E., H.E. & Sports), B. P. Ed., and M. P. Ed courses in University of Delhi? Ans- Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education & Sports Sciences offers B. Sc. in (P.E., H.E. & Sports), B. P. Ed., and M. P. Ed courses in University of Delhi. B.Sc. (P.E, H.E. & SPORTS) Q.2 What is the eligibility criteria for B. Sc. in (P.E., H.E. & Sports) in University of Delhi? Ans- The eligibility criteria for B.Sc. in (P.E., H.E. & Sports) are as follows: 1. Entrance Test- Candidates seeking admission to B.Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) Part-I course must have passed either Class (10+2) Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, or an examination recognized as equivalent to it with at least 45% marks in the aggregate, (The aggregate marks shall be determined on the basis of one language and three best subjects). 2. Clear Entrance Test Q. 3- Is there any benefit for students who have studied Physical Education in Senior Secondary Examination? Ans- In B.Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) course, 5% seats shall be reserved for those students who have studied and secured more than 60% marks in Physical Education in Senior Secondary Examination. Q. 4-Is there any relaxation for candidates belonging to OBC category? Ans- Yes, 10% Relaxation is given on the minimum eligibility criteria for OBC candidates who belong to the non- creamy layer and whose caste appear in the central list of the OBCs. Q. 5- Is there any relaxation for candidates belonging to SC /ST category for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports)? Ans- Candidates belonging to SC/ST category must have passed the respective qualifying Examination for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports). Q. 6- What is the eligibility criteria for candidates belonging to C/W for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports)? Ans- The children/ward of Armed Personnel get relaxation of 5% marks in the minimum eligibility requirement in respect to the qualifying examination. Q. 7-How many seats are available in B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) course? Ans-There are 108 seats available for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) course in the concerned College i.e. Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education & Sports Sciences. Note: Seats are subject to change by the University of Delhi. Q 8-What is the application fee for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E & Sports) course?

2 Ans- The application fee for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) is Rs.550/- for General category and 300/- for SC/ST Category*. *Fee is subject to change. Q 9- When is the admission form available for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports)? Ans- The Admission Forms for B.Sc. (P.E., H.E.& Sports) is tentatively available by the end of May or first week of June, as per the notification of University of Delhi. Q.10- Where can a student collect the application form and prospectus? Ans- A student can collect the application form and prospectus from Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Vikaspuri, New Delhi Q. 11- What is the price of prospectus along with the application form? Ans- The price of the prospectus along with the application form is Rs.175/- by hand and Rs.200/- by post*. *Fee is subject to change. Q. 12-What is the mode of payment for the application form? Ans- There are various modes of payment for the application form. If the student visits the College and collects the form in person then he /she has to pay by cash. If a student wants the application form and prospectus by post then,he/she can send a Bank Demand Draft in favor of "IGIPESS-Admission Account -UG" payable at New Delhi. Q. 13- Is there any other mode of payment admissible for students out of Delhi? Ans- Other mode of payment such as Cheque/ Money Order/ Postal Order shall not be accepted. The candidate must write his /her name and form number on the reverse side of the Bank Draft before sending the application by mail/ courier. Q. 14- What are the documents required to be attached at the time of submission of application form? Ans- The documents required to be attached at the time of submission of application form are as follows: (i) Cash payment receipt of the Entrance Test Fee. (ii) Self -attested copies of all Certificates / Mark sheets. (iii) Three passport size photographs (two self-attested affixed on the application form and one without attestation on the Attendance Card). Q. 15- What is the admission criteria in B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course? Ans- Candidates with 10+2 qualification may apply in any one of the two streams for B.Sc. (P.E., H.E.& Sports). The vision of Physical Education for all has been introduced by the Institute according to which there shall be following two streams of admissions to B.Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) course:- A) Admission through Sports Stream B) Admission through Academic Stream

3 Q. 16-What is the weightage of marks for both the streams? Ans- The weightage for sports as well as academic stream is listed in the table below:- SPORTS STREAM ACADEMIC STREAM (Non -Sports Persons) S.NO COMPONENT WEIGHTA S.NO COMPONENT WEIGHTAGE GE 1. Written exam Written exam Academic Academic achievement 20 achievement 3. Sports Proficiency Academic Proficiency Physical Fitness test Physical Fitness test Playing Ability Interview Interview 10 GRAND TOTAL 100 GRAND TOTAL 100 Q. 17-What is the admission procedure for sports stream? Ans-: The components of admission for the candidates who wish to apply under the sports stream: Written Examination Weightage Academic Achievement Weightage Sports Proficiency Weightage Physical Fitness Test Weightage Playing Ability Weightage Interview Weightage Medical Examination Q. 18- What is the weightage of Written Examination for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course? Ans-The Weightage of Written Examination for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) is as follows: 40 Marks (Based on Objective Test of multiple choice questions in two parts) 30 Marks (syllabus based) 10 Marks (Communication Skills: Testing through Multiple choice questions for English or Hindi language). Q. 19-What is the academic achievement weightage for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course? Ans- The weightage of academic achievement for B.Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) is as follows: 20 Marks (Weightage of 10+2 marks.best of four Subjects: One language and three papers. The weightage of academic achievement shall be calculated as: Marks obtained in best of four (in %) (Subject to a maximum of 20 marks) Q. 20- What is the Sport Proficiency weightage for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course?

4 Ans- The weightage of marks for Sports Proficiency on the basis of acquired Sports Certificates for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course is 15 marks. Q. 21- What is the Physical fitness test weightage for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) course? Ans-The Physical fitness test weightage of 05 marks for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) is on the basis of modified Canadian physical test. The scoring system is listed below:- S.NO TIME TAKEN( in seconds) SCORE or More or less 5.0 Q. 22- What is the playing ability weightage for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans- The weightage of marks for Playing Ability in B. Sc. (P.E., H.E.& Sports) is 10 Marks and it is conducted by IGIPESS, University of Delhi. Q.23- What is the interview weightage for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans-The weightage marks for interview in B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. & Sports) is 10 and it is conducted by IGIPESS, University of Delhi. Q. 24-Who conducts Medical examination for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans- Medical Examination for qualifying candidates is conducted by IGIPESS, University of Delhi. Q.25- What is the syllabus for entrance examination in B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans-The entrance examination for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) shall carry a weightage of 40 Marks in two parts (30 Marks + 10 Marks) which shall include some questions, based on the following syllabus and some questions for Communication Skill (English and Hindi). The entrance examination shall be based on Multiple Choice Questions. The tentative area of syllabus is as follows: 1. Meaning, Definitions, Need, Importance, Objectives & Principles of Physical Education. 2. Meaning, Importance, components and factors effecting physical fitness and wellness. 3. Meaning, need and essential elements of sports environment 4. Philosophy of Olympism and Olympic Movement 5. Meaning, importance of Yoga and Ashtang Yoga 6. Meaning and components of Balanced diet

5 7. Latest general rules and regulations of games and sports 8. Planning and organization of sports competitions 9. Meaning, importance and concept of sports psychology & sociology 10. Latest sporting events 11. General Knowledge related to games & sports Q. 26- What are the parameters on which a candidate shall be judged in an interview? Ans-The General suitability of the candidate shall be judged keeping in view the following broad parameters: (i) Professional Readiness (vii) Reasoning Ability (ii) Oral communication ability (viii) Reading Interest (iii) Conceptual clarity (ix) Organizational Ability (iv) Open Mindedness (x) Leadership Qualities (v) Willingness to learn (xi) Co-curricular Activities (vi) Potential for critical thinking (xii) Sports awareness/ Participation Q. 27-Is there any negative marking for the entrance examination? Ans- There is no negative marking in the entrance examination. Q. 28-What are the documents required at the time of admission for B. Sc. in (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans-The following documents in original along with an attested copy for the same shall have to be produced at the time of admission:- (i) High School/Secondary School Certificate for the verification of Date of Birth. (ii) Statement of Marks in the Qualifying examination passed. (iii) Provisional/Degree Certificate in the Qualifying examination passed. (iv) Character Certificate from the institution last attended. (v) Sports Representation/Achievement Certificates(s) (vi)in case of In-service candidates, No-objection certificate along with the leaving certificate sanctioned for the entire course duration. (vii) Caste Certificate, wherever applicable, to be issued by the competent authority Q. 29- What is the fitness policy for B. Sc. in (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans-It is mandatory for candidates to maintain an optimum level of fitness to undertake Physical Education courses. No female candidate shall be allowed to continue her course of study for the concerned academic year/s if she carries pregnancy. Q. 30-How much attendance is required for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans-66.5% attendance is required for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) inclusive of both theory as well as practical. Q. 31-Is there any procedure of concession in attendance? Ans-A candidate who participates in co-curricular activities as well as extracurricular activities (with the permission of the Principal) during the course of study in a year shall be entitled for proxy Attendance (e.g. Inter college tournament /District /State /Intervarsity /National /International /Invitational/ Camps/ Debates/

6 Drama/ Social relevance/ NCC etc.) Such proxy attendance under no circumstances shall have to be more than 25% of the total attendance (Theory and Practical in aggregate) for all courses. However, for serious illness and/or accident, as the case may be, the candidate shall not be given proxy attendance under any circumstances. Q. 32-What is the tentative fee for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports)? Ans- The tentative fee for B. Sc. (P.E., H.E. and Sports) is Rs.7365/-.* *Fee is subject to change. Q.33 Where can one contact for further clarification? Ans. Candidates can contact at the following address for further clarification: Department of Physical Education & Sports Sciences C/o Indra Gandhi Institute of Physical Education & Sports Sciences B-Block Vikas Puri, New Delhi Phone No: , , ID: Website: DISCLAIMER: The duration of Course will be four years for the academic session , subject to final notification issued by University of Delhi. The foundation courses shall be added under this scheme. The information shall be updated accordingly in due course of time.