Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University

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3 Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University Information Brochure for Students 2012 Department of Students Welfare Shrimant Purnachandra Buty Hall, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur

4 Published by: Dr. Ashok Gomase Registrar, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur Printed at: Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Mudranalaya Nagpur Note: The information given in this booklet is likely to be changed from time to time and this booklet is for restricted circulation.

5 INDEX Sr. No. Content Page No. 01. Introduction About the University Locations and Telephone Numbers of Various Administrative and Teaching Departments 04. Courses Offered by the University in Post Graduate Departments 05. List of Courses of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University Extracurricular & Extension Activities Students Employment, Self Employment, Information & Guidance Centre 08. IAS and other Competitive Examination Coaching Centers 09. Scholarships & Fellowship for U.G., P.G. & Research Students 10. Examination Schedule for Submitting Forms of Summer and Winter Examinations

6 INTRODUCTION There are number of welfare Schemes and programmes for the Students of Post Graduate Teaching Departments, Conducted and affiliated Colleges of the University. It has been observed that students are not aware about all these schemes. Every year Central & State Government, UGC, AICTE, and University through various schemes provide scholarships or fellowships to Students. There are some welfare schemes for students like medical reimbursement, accident benefit, financial aids and students welfare fund. It was found that the needy students are not deriving benefits of such schemes. Taking into consideration these aspects a committee was constituted by the Hon ble Vice-Chancellor to publish an Information Brochure for students in order to make them aware about schemes which can prove to be useful. These schemes are operated through various departments of the university. Therefore basic information about these schemes are compiled in one booklet. It is expected that the students desirous to avail benefits of these schemes will be able to get the required information. It is expected that this publication would be useful to encourage students to derive the maximum benefits of the available schemes. Information of some schemes is also available on the website of the University- An attempt has been made to incorporate information about the various courses available for the students of Post Graduate Departments, affiliated and conducted colleges under various faculties in the university. Activities of the University are varied in nature. The focuses of the activities is always our students and are performed through various centers, sub centers and departments. Information about these centers and facilities available for students are provided through this brochure. We are confident that this will act as a guide to the students and parents. We feel happy to present first edition of this information brochure. The information and other details are likely to be changed in future. 1

7 Committee Appointed by Hon ble Vice-Chancellor for Publication of Information Brochure 1. Dr. Vinayak S. Deshpande : Member, Management Council _ Chairman 2. Adv. Mohan Bajpayee : Senate Member _ Member 3. Shri Balu Shelke : Senate Member _ Member 4. Dr. Bhau Dayadar : NSS Coordinator _ Member 5. Dr. Mrs. Shashi Wanjari : Coordinator University employment & Guidance Bureau _ Member 6. Shri Puran Meshram : Finance & Account Officer _ Member 7. Dr. Promod Sharma : Director, HRD Cell _ Member 8. Dr. Vikas Jambhulkar : Director, SC & ST Coaching Center _ Member 9. Dr. Anil Hirekhan : Dy. Registrar (Development Dept.) _ Member 10. Dr. Naresh Patil : Warden, Uni. Boys & L.I.T. Hostel _ Member 11. Shri Sunil Ghisad : Training & Placement Officer _ Member 12. Shri Umakant Balle : President Student Council _ Member 13. Dr. Arun Patil : Director, Student Welfare _ Secretary 2

8 ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Nagpur University comes in to existence on 4 th Aug, This is the oldest university in Central India started with 917 students in 6 colleges with Arts, Science, Law & Education faculties. Later from this university Sagar, Jabalpur, Amravati, Dr. P.D.K. University and Akola University got bifurcated and the jurisdiction of Nagpur University was reduced to Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Gondia, Bhandara, Wardha & Nagpur. The name of Nagpur University has been changed as Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University vide Maharashtra Government Gazette part VIII on 4 th May, At present there are 37 Post Graduate Departments, 3 conducted colleges and 802 affiliated colleges in six districts of Eastern Maharashtra. Our university has two libraries i.e. V.B. Kolte Library, Ramdaspeth and P.V. Narsimha Rao University Campus Library with about 3.6 lacs Books, 11,600 Ph.D. Thesis, 2011 Journals and 35,300 bounded journals. Both the libraries have been computerized with e-lab and with more than 40 computers. Two more Post Graduate Departments have been started from the academic Session i.e. Molecular Biology & Genetic Engg. & Commerce, A new course of Forensic Science has been introduced in Government Institute of Science. University is also introducing integrated, innovative, interdisciplinary courses with choice based credit system. Besides this, University is also introducing Study Centre, Dual Degree in collaboration with Foreign Universities, new courses in collaboration with Industries & Scientists. This shall be extended with training and research. University has also initiated Technology Park, Human Resource Training Programme, Semester pattern for P.G. courses, integrated program for M.Tech. with Ph.D. By using latest techniques university has succeeded in declaring the result of various examinations in a stipulated period of 45 days nearly 631 summer and 486 winter examination are conducted every year by the university. Student s enrollment to examination forms shall be done on line. University is making efforts to make people aware about thoughts of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj on National Integration and Social Justice. Besides academic programs university is also making progress in other fields e.g., NSS, NCC, Sports, Cultural Activities, Adult & Continuing Education. Our students have shown excellent performance in these fields at National and International levels. Personilities who have contributed significantly for the welfare of the society in general and performing outstanding work in public life are also felicitated with Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj- Jivan Sadhana Awards at the time of university foundation day programme. Teaching, Nonteaching, staff & students are also felicitated during this programme for their valuable contribution in their respective fields. 3

9 LOCATIONS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF VARIOUS ADMINISTRATIVE & ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS (A) CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ UNIVERSITY MAIN OFFICE, CAMPUS, MAHARAJ BAGH, CIVIL LINES, NAGPUR, (a) Hon ble Vice-Chancellor s office (FAX) (b) Registrar s office (FAX) (c) Other offices Deputy Registrar (Admn. & Establishment) 2. Asstt. Registrar (Admn.) Deputy Registrar (College Section) Deputy Registrar (Acad.) Asstt. Registrar (Acad.) Deputy Registrar (Ph.D. Cell) , (FAX) 7. Deputy Registrar (B.C. Cell) University Press Manager Grievance Statute & Ordinance Department University Hobby Workshop (B) UNIVERSITY LIBRARY PREMISES, RAMDASPETH, NAGPUR (a) Allied Departments 1. University Library & (FAX) 2. Publication Section S.C & S.T. OBC, Minority, Pre Exam Coaching Centre 4. University Students Council & Director of Students Welfare Office (b) Teaching Departments Pali & Pakrit Department Indian & Foreign Languages Department (FAX) 3. University Library & Information Science Dept, , (FAX) 4. Department of Dr. Ambedkar Thought Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chair

10 (C) D. LAXMINARAYAN (LAW COLLEGE) CAMPUS, NEAR LAW COLLEGE SQUARE, NAGPUR (a) Teaching Department 1. Dr. Ambedkar University College Law , (FAX) 2. Bar.S. K. Wankhede University College of Education Post Graduate Department of Education Post Graduate Department of Geology , (FAX) 5. Post Graduate Department of Physical Education Department of Business Management P.G.T.D. Law Department (b) Administrative Offices 1. Director of Physical Education University Health Centre University Employment & Guidance Bureau Estate Officer & Vidyarthi Bhavan University Men s Hostel D) L.I.T. CAMPUS, AMRAVATI ROAD, NAGPUR (a) Teaching Department 1. Laxmi Narayan Institute of Technology , Department of Biochemistry Department of Microbiology Rajiv Gandhi Department of Biotechnology , (FAX) (b) Administrative Offices (a) Exam Bhavan 1. Controller of Examination , (FAX) 2. Superintendent (Examination) Superintendent (Results) Deputy Registrar (Pre Exam) General Exam & Enquiry Professional Examination & FAX 7. Revaluation Section Deputy Registrar (Post Exam)

11 9. Confidential Section Confidential Superintendent Ph.D. Cell (b) Foreign Students Advisor Nelson Mandela Hostel (c) Women s Education Centre (d) LIT Hostel (E) ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE PREMISES, NEAR VNIT SOUTH AMBAZARI ROAD, NAGPUR Academic Staff College Department of Sericulture (F) GURUNANAK BHAVAN PREMISES, OPPOSITE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, NAGPUR (a) Teaching Department 1. Department of Fine Arts Other Department (b) 1. National Service Scheme Adult & Continuing Education P.G.T.D. & Pharmacy Students Hostel University Guest House (G) GANDHI BHAVAN PREMISES, NEAR LAD COLLEGE, (a) NAGPUR Teaching Department 1. Department of Gandhian Thought & FAX 2. Department of Sanskrit & FAX (b) Other Department 1. University Girls Hostel

12 H) MAHATMA JYOTIBA FULE UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL CAMPUS, AMRAVATI ROAD, NAGPUR (a) Teaching Departments 1. Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences , FAX 2. Department of Zoology Department of Chemistry Department of Physics , Department of Botany Department of Mathematics / Department of Statistics , Department of Electronics & Computer Science , Department of Home Science Department of Ancient & Indian History Department of Travel & Tourism Department of Molecular Biology Department of Commerce Department of Psychology Department of Mass Communication & FAX 16. Department of Political Science Department of Public Administration Department of Humanities Department of History Department of Economics Department of Sociology Department of Philosophy Department of Marathi Department of Hindi Department of English (b) Administrative Offices 1. University Engineer Director B.C.U.D / Finance Section 7

13 4. Finance & Accounts Officer Deputy Registrar (Accounts) Asstt. Registrar (Audit) / Superintendent (Store) Deputy Registrar (Development) Garden Superintendent Human Resource Cell (Beside canteen) Career & Counseling Cell (HRD) Development (c) Other Facilities 1. Bank of India, RTM Nagpur University, Campus Branch 2. University Campus Post Office Campus Canteen Campus Library I/C University Website & Information Scientist

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24 LIST OF COURSES OF RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ARTS Name of Courses Eligibility Duration and Ordinance/ Direction No. Certificate course ini) English, ii) French, iii) Russian, iv) Telugu, v) Bengali, vi) German vii) Urdu 12 th Std. (10+2) in any stream with English necessary as one of the subject One Year Ord. No. 162 / Part Time Examination Held / in a year Junior Diploma ini) English, ii) French, iii) Russian, iv) Bengali, v) German vi) Telugu vii) Urdu Certificate Course in relevant subject One Year Ord. No. 162 Higher Diploma ini) English, ii) French, iii) Russian, iv) Telugu, v) Bengali, vi) German vii) Urdu Junior Diploma Course in the relevant subject One Year Ord. No. 162 Diploma In Oriental Learning Pre. Jr. In O.L. Pranj Sanskrit/Jr. Dip. O.L. Pranj Sanskrit/ Sr. Dip. In O.L. Visharad-1/Sr. Dip. In O.L. Vish arad-ii/hr. Dip. In O.L. Sanskrit-I/Shastri/Hr. Dip. In O.L. Shastri-II/Jr. Diploma In O.L. Persian/Jr. Diploma In Arabic Sr. Diploma in O.L. Persian/Sr. Dip. In O.L. Arabic Hr. Dip. In O.L. Persian/ Hr. Dip. In O.L. Arabic Jr. Diploma Oriental in the relevant subject Jr. Two Years Ord. No. 37 P.G. Diploma in English Teaching Jr. Dip. Oriental One Year Ord. No. 39 of 1991 Diploma in i) English ii) French iii) German iv) Russian Advanced Diploma in i) English ii) French iii) German iv) Russian Certificate Course in Spoken English Three Months -- Diploma in English Teaching Graduate One Year Bachelor of Arts & Social Sciences (B.A. I, II, III) 12 th Std. (10+2) Three Years Ord. No

25 1. Compl. English 2. Compl. Language 3. Any Three of the Following subjects:- B.A. English Literature Literature of the Modern Languages (Mar. Hin. Urdu, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, French, German and Russian) Literature of the Classical Languages:- (Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian, Pali & Prakrit) Mathematics History, Geography Economics, Philosophy Indian Music:- (Tabala, European Music) Home Economics Sociology Psychology Statistics A.I.H.C. & Arch. Political Science Public Admn. Linguistics Military Science (NCC) Gandhian Thought Drama Suppl. English Communicative English Functional Hindi Functional English Functional Sanskrit Archeology Musicology Dr. Ambedkar Thought Fashion Design Buddhist Studies RTM Thought Bachelor of Fine Arts 12 th Std. (10+2) Four Years Ord. No.28 of 1984 B.F.A. Master of Arts i) English ii) Marathi, iii) Hindi, iv) Urdu, v) Sanskrit vi) Gujrathi, vii) Pali and Prakrit, viii) Persian, ix) Arabic, x) Bengali, xi) inguistics B.A. Degree Two Years Ord. No.36 M.A. Master of Fine Arts (Appl. Arts& Painting) Sculpture/Drawing/Dance/Drama/Mu sic (Classical Vocal/Classical Instrumental). Graduate of Any Faculty Two Years Direction No. 25 of 2002 M.F.A. M. Phil. i) English ii) Marathi iii) Hindi iv) Sanskrit v) Pali and Prakrit, vi) Music Master Degree in respective Course 50% Second Division One Year 20

26 FACULTY OF SCIENCE Post B.Sc. Diploma in Applied Botany B.Sc. One Year Ord. No. 24 of 1996 Diploma in Sericulture 12 th Std. (10+2) One Year Ord. No. 10 of 1987 P.G. Diploma in Aquaculture B.Sc. One Year Ord. No. 13 of 1995 Post B.Sc. Diploma in Computer Science &Application P.G. Diploma in Applied Statistics (Self Finance) Diploma in Hardware & Networking Technology P.G. Diploma in Sericulture Bio- Technology B.Sc. or B.E. or B. Tech. Any Graduate One Year Ord. No. 24 of 2009 P.G.D.C.S. A. One Year Ord. No. 28 of th Std. (10+2) One Year Ord. No.18 of 2009 B.Sc. One Year Ord. No. 11 of 2010 B.Sc. Ord. No. 7 of 2010 P.G. Diploma in Environmental Bio- Technology P.G. Diploma Nano-Technology M.Sc. or B.E. One Year Ord. No. 9 of 2010 P.G. Diploma in Bio-Chemical Genomics B.Sc. One Year Ord. No. 8 of 2010 P.G. Diploma in Digital & Cyber Forensic & Related Law P.G. Diploma in Forensic Science & Related Law Bachelor of Science Compl. Eng. Suppl. Eng. Marathi Hindi Sanskrit Gujarathi Telugu Bengali Urdu French German Russian Mathematics Geology Statistics Microbiology Bio-chemistry Envi.l Science Computer Science Computer Maint. Bio-technology Chemistry Botany Zoology Electronics Physics Industrial Chemistry Electronics Equipment Maint. (vocational) Industrial Fish & Fisheries Geo-exploration & Drilling Tech. Sericulture Information Tech. B.Sc. B.A. with Psychology Law, Medical Science, Pharmacy B.Sc., B.A. with PsychologyLaw, Medical Science, Pharmacy One Year Direction No.12 of 2011 One Year Direction No.13 of th Std. (10+2) Three Years Ord. No. 143 B.Sc. Full time Full time 21

27 Bachelor of Computer Application 12 th Std. (10+2) Three Years Ord. No. 17 of 2009 BCA Bachelor of Science (Information Tech.) 12 th Std. (10+2) Three Years Ord. No. 29 of 2009) B.Sc. (IT) B.Sc. in Forensic Science (Semester Pattern) Master of Science i) Chemistry ii) Physics iii) Biochemistry iv) Microbiology v) Zoology vi) Geology vii) Botany vii) Mathematics viii) Statistics ix) Computer Science x) Electronics xi) Environmental Sci. xii) Sericulture xiii) Information Tech. (Semester Pattern) xiv) Bio-Technology (Semester Pattern) 12 th Std. (10+2) Three Years Direction No. 12 of 2011 B.Sc. (Forensic Science) B.Sc. with respective subject B.C.A., B.C.S B.Sc. in Computer Science, IT with 50% marks Two Years Ord. No. 49 M.Sc. Two Years Ord. No. 27 of 2009 Ord. No. 6 of 2009 Master of Science Tech. (Applied Geology) B.Sc. Three Years Ord. No. 49 M.Sc. (Tech) Master of Computer Application Any Graduate Two Years Ord. No. 17 of 2009 M.C.A. M.Sc. in Molecular Biology & Genetic Engg. Credit Based System (Semester Pattern) M. Phil. in Science i) Chemistry ii) Physics iii) Biochemistry iv) Zoology v) Botany vi) Mathematics vii) Statistics viii) Computer Science ix) Electronics x) Environmental Science xi) Geology B.Sc. with Life Sciences or Biological Sciences Pharmacy, B.Sc. Agriculture or Fisheries or Veterinary Sciences Master Degree in respective course with 50% marks Second Division Two Years (4 Sem.) Direction No. 14 of 2010 M.Sc. Molecular Biology & Genetic Engg. One Year Ord. No. 164 M. Phil. Full time Semester Semester 22

28 FACULTY OF LAW P. G. Diploma in Consumer Laws Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.C.L. P.G. Diploma in Cyber Law and Any Graduate One Year Information Tech P.G.D.C./I.T.. P. G. Diploma in Human Rights & Duties Education Any Graduate One Year P.D.H.R.D.E. P.G. Diploma in Labour Law Any Graduate One Year P.D.l.. L. P.G. Diploma in Banking Laws Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.B.L. P.G. Diploma in Industrial & Intellectual Property Laws Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.I.I.P.L. P.G. Diploma in Human Resources Development Laws Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.H.R.D.L. P.G. Diploma in Law/Health & Medicine Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.LH.M. P.G. Diploma in Environmental Any Graduate One Year Laws P.G.D.E.L. P.G. Diploma in Taxation Law Any Graduate One Year P.G.D.T. P.G. Diploma in Panchayatraj Any Graduate One Year Law P.G.D.P.R. P.G. Diploma in Dr.B.R. Any Graduate One Year Ambedkar Thought and Indian P.G.D.I.L.A.T Legal System Bachelor of Laws (Semester 12 th Std. 5 Years Pattern) (10+2) B.A. LL.B. B.A. LL.B. Honours (Semester Pattern) Bachelor of Laws (Semester Pattern) Master of Law (Semester Pattern) Master of Law (External) (Semester Pattern) Master of Human Rights Duties Edu. (MHRDE) Master of Cyber Law & Information Technology 12 th Std. (10+2) Any Graduate LL.B. (3 yrs.) or LL.B. (5 yrs.) LL.B. (3 yrs.) or LL.B. (5 yrs.) Any Graduate Any Graduate 5 Years BA LL.B. (Honours) 3 Years LL.B. 2 yrs (4Sem.) LL.M. 2 yrs (4Sem.) LL.M. Two Year M.H.R.D.E. Two Year M.C.L.I.T. 23

29 FACULTY OF MEDICINE Diploma in Medical Laboratory Tech. B.Sc. Degree One Year P.G. Diploma in :- i) Pharmacogenomics ii) Clinical Research iii) Bio-informatics B.Sc. with Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology with Chemistry M.Sc. Biotechnology, One Year Direction No. 8 of 2008 P.G. Diploma Bio-chemistry Microbiology, or Life Sciences, of B. Pharm, or M. Pharm, or M.B.B.S. Law Graduate with Science Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences 12 th Std. (10+2) Four Year Ordinance No. 36 of 2009 B. Pharm. Master Pharmaceutical Sciences in:- i) Pharmaceutics ii) Pharmaceutical B. Pharm. Two Year Ordinance No. 37 of 2009 iii) Chemistry M. Pharm. iv) Pharmacology v) Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry vi) Biotechnology vii) Quality Assurance viii) Industrial Pharmacy ix) Pharmacoinformatics x) Clinical Pharmacy xi) Natural Products xii) Pharmaceutical Mgt. 24

30 FACULTY OF COMMERCE Diploma in Business Management P. G. Diploma in Computer Commercial Application P. G. Diploma in i) Industrial Relation &Personnel Mgt. ii) Financial Mgt. iii) Marketing Mgt. iv) Taxation v) Office Mgt. vi) Farm Mgt. vii)company Secretary Ship viii) Co-operative Mgt. ix) Bank Mgt. Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Degree or Professional Diploma or a Certificate from concerned institute Any Graduate Degree Degree in Arts Science, Commerce, Engg. & Tech. 12 th Std. (10+2) MCVC & D.Ed. with English One Year Ord. No. 23 of 2006 D.B.M. One Year Direction No. 19 of P.G.D.C.C.A One Year Ord. No. 156 Three Years Ord. No. 9 of 1987 Ord. No. 6 of 1986 Direction No. 11 of 2002 B.Com. Bachelor of Commerce (Computer Application) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) B.B.A. Functional :- i) Marketing Management ii) International Business Management iii) Hospitality Management iv) Logistics & Supply Chain Management v) Industry Integrated Management vi) Business Economics Bachelor of Commerce (Foreign Trade) 12 th Std. (10+2) MCVC & D.Ed. with English 12 th Std. (10+2) D.Ed. with English 12 th Std. (10+2) With one of the subject English, MCVC 12 th Std. (10+2) With one of the subject English, MCVC Three Years Ord. No. 24 of 2006 B.C.A. Three Years Ord. No. 26 of 2006 B.B.A. Three Years Direction No. 13 of 2010 B.B.A. Functional Three Years Direction No. 12 of 2010 B. Com. (Foreign Trade) Master of Commerce B. Com. Two Years Ord. No. 25 of 2006 M.Com. Master of Commerce (Professional) B.Com. Two Years Draft Ord. No. 25

31 Master of Business Administration Master of Industrial Relation and Personnel Mgt. (MIRPM) Master of Computer Management Any Degree Exam. Any Degree Exam. Any Degree Exam. 22 of 1994 M.Com. (Professional) Two Years 4 sem. Ord. No. 23 of 2006 M.B.A. Two Years Ord. No. 19 of 1994 M.I.R.P.M. Two Years Ord. No. 18 of 2002 M.C.M. M. Phil. in Commerce M. Com. 50% One Year Ord. No. 164 M. Phil. FACULTY OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Physical Education(BPE) Bachelor of Education B. Ed. Special Education (Mental Retardation) Bachelor of Physical Edu.(B. P. Ed.) 12 th Std. (10+2) Degree Exam. Any Graduate Graduate Three Year Ord. No. 74 B. P.E.. One Year Ord. No. 9 of 2005 B. Ed. One Year Direction No. 11 of 2011 B. Ed. Special Education (M. R.) One Year Ord. No. 79 B. P.Ed. Master of Education B. Ed. One Year Ord. No. 34 of 1992 M. Ed. Master of Physical Education B. P. Ed. Two Year Ord. No. 155 M.P. Ed. M. Phil. Education Physical Education. Master Degree in respective course with 50% marks One Year Ord. No. 164 M. Phil. Full time 26

32 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY B. E. in i) Electronics Engg. ii) Electronics & Tele-communication Engg. 12 th Std. (10 + 2) 4 Year (8Sem) B. E. iii) Instrumentation Engg. iv) Power Electronics Engg. v) Industrial Electronics Engg. vi) Electronics Design Tech. vii) Electrical (E and P) Engg. viii) Mechanical Engg. ix) Metallurgical Engg. x) Mining Engg. xi) Civil Engg. xii) Production Engg. xiv) Industrial Engg. xv) Computer Tech. xvi) Computer Sci. Engg. xvii) Computer Engg. xviii) Information Tech. xix) Power Engg. xx) Aeronautical Engg. B. E. Part Time in i) Electronics Engg. ii) Electrical (E&P) Engg. Diploma in Engineer-ing in respective branch 4 Years (8Sem) B. E. Part Time iii) Mechanical Engg. iv) Civil Engg. v) Computer Technology B. E. (Fire Engineering) B. Sc. Ist year 3 ½ Years with Physics, Chemistry, Maths. IInd & IIIrd year with (7 Sem) B. E. either Physics or Chemistry or Maths as one of the compulsory compulsory subject B. Tech. 12 th Std. 4 Years (Bio-technology) (10 + 2) (8Sem) B.Tech. B. Tech. 12 th Std. 4 Years (Chemical Engg.) (10 + 2) (8Sem) B.Tech. 27

33 B. Tech. (Chemical Tech.) in i) Petrolseum Refinery & Petro- Chemical Tech., ii) Food Tech., iii) Oil Tech., iv) Pulp & Paper Tech. v) Plastic & Polymer Tech., vi) Surface coating Tech. 12 th Std. (10 + 2) 4 Years (8Sem) B. Tech. B. Arch. 12 th Std. 5 Years (10 + 2) 10 Sem B. Arch. B. Arch. (Interior Design) 12 th Std. (10 + 2) M. Tech. :- i) Chemical Engg. ii) Chemical Tech.:- Oil Tech. Petrochemical Tech. Food Tech. Paints Tech. Pulp & paper Tech. iii) Bio-Technology Engg. M. Tech.:- in i) Environmental Engg., ii) Structural Engg., iii) Production Engg., iv) Electronics Engg., v) Energy Mgt. system vi) Mechanical Engg. Design vii) Heat Power Engg. viii) VLSI Design ix) CAD/CAM x) Computer Science xi) Industrial Engg. xii) Integrated Power System xiii) Master of Design (Industrial Design) xiv) Geo-Technology, xv)electronics (communication) xvi) Electrical (PEPS) B. Tech. or B. E. Degree in respective branches B. Tech. or B. E. Degree in respective branches 5 Years (Yrs.) 10 Sem B. Arch. 2 Years 4 Sem M. Tech. 2 Years 4 Sem M. Tech. 28

34 FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Certificate Course in Social Work SSC 10 th Std. in any stream Two Years Ord. No. 18 of 1990 C.S.W. Certificate Course in Library Science SSC 10 th Std. in any stream One Year C. Lib. P. G. Diploma in Geoinformatics Any Graduate One Year Ord. No. 11 of 1994 Diploma in Local Self Government 12 th Std. (10+2) in any stream One Year P.G. Diploma in Panchayat Raj Admn. Any Graduate One Year Ord. No. 16 of 1996 P.G. Diploma in Video Programming (News & Current Affairs) Any Graduate One Year Ord. No. 27 of 1996 P.G. Diploma in Travel & Tourism Any Graduate One Year Ord. No. 11 of 1994 P.G. Diploma in Woman Studies & Development Any Graduate One Year Direction No. 7 of 2009 P.G. Diploma in Gandhian Thought Bachelor of Arts & Social Sciences (B.A. I, II, III) 1. Compl. English 12 th Std. (10+2) One Year Three Years Ord. No.146 B.A. 2. Compl. Language 3. Any Three of the Following subjects:- English Literature Literature of the Modern Languages (Mar. Hin. Urdu, Telugu, Bengali, Gujarati, French, German and Russian) Literature of the Classical Languages:- (Sanskrit, Arabic, Persian, Pali & Prakrit) Mathematics History, Geography Economics, Philosophy Indian Music:- (Tabala, European Music) Home Economics Sociology 29

35 Psychology Statistics A.I.H.C. & Arch. Political Science Public Admn. Linguistics Military Science (NCC) Gandhian Thought Drama Suppl. English Communicative Eng. Functional Hindi Functional English Functional Sanskrit Archeology Musicology Dr. Ambedkar Thought Fashion Design Buddhist Studies RTM Thought Bachelor of Arts (Rural Services) Bachelor of Social Work 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) or CSW Three Years Ord. No. 148 B.A.R.S. Three Years Ord. No. 136 B.S.W. Bachelor of Journalism Bachelor of Library and Information Science Any Degree exam. Any Degree exam. One Year Ord. No. 11 of 2008 B.J. One Year Ord. No. 4 of 2003 B.Lib. Sci. Bachelor of Animation & Multimedia As per Direction Three Years Direction No. 4 of 2010 Bachelor of Production (Film & TV) As per Direction One Year Direction No. 5 of 2010 Bachelor of Acting (Film & TV) As per Direction One Year Direction No. 6 of 2010 Bachelor of Business Communication As per Direction One Year Direction No. 7 of

36 Master of Arts i) History, B.A. Degree Two Years Ord. No. 36 ii) Economics, M.A. iii) Political Science, iv) Philosophy, v) A.I.H.C. & Arch. vi) Public Admn. vii) Geography viii) Home Economics ix) Indian Music x) Psychology xi) Sociology xii) Mathematics xiii) Statistics xiv) Dr. Ambedkar Thought xv) Gandhian Thought xvi) Women Studies xvii) Buddhist Studies Master of Social Work B.S.W., B.A., B.Arch. Pharmacy B.Sc. Home Science B.Com. with one Social Science Subject Two Year M.S.W. Master of Travel & Tourism Any Graduate Two Years Ord. No. 23 of 1994 Master of Library & Information Science (2 years integrated course) B.Lib. & Information Science Two Years Direction No. 3 of 2003 M.L.I.S.C. Master of Labour Studies Any Graduate Two Years Ord. No. 12 of 1998 MLS Master of Mass Communication Any Graduate Two Year Sem. Pattern Ord. No. 12 of 2008 M.A. in Mass Communicat ion Master of Advertising Management As per Direction Two Years Direction No. 8 of

37 M. Phil. i) History, ii) Economics, iii) Political Science, iv) Philosophy, v) Geography vi) Home Economics vii0 Psychology viii) Sociology ix) Social Work x)dr. Ambedkar Thought Master Degree in respective Course 50% second division One Year Ord. No. 164 M.Phil. FACULTY OF HOME SCIENCE Certificate Course in Clinical Nutrition & Patient Councelling P.G. Diploma in Quality Assurance of Cosmetic As per Ordinance As per Ordinance One Year Ord. No. 12 of 2006 M. Phil. One Year Ord. No. 35 of 2009 Full Time Full Time P.G. Diploma in Fashion Technology As per Ordinance One and half Year Full Time Bachelor of Science (Home Science) Bachelor of Interior Design Bachelor of Cosmetic Tech. Bachelor of Applied Electronics & Software Tech. Bachelor of Hotel Mgt. & Catering Tech. Bachelor of Printing Design Bachelor of Fashion Design Bachelor of Textile Science 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 12 th Std. (10+2) 32 Three Years Ord. No. 145 B.Sc. (Home Science) Five Years Ord. No. 3 of 1995 B. Tech. (Int. Des.) Four Years Ord. No. 9 of 2003 B. Tech. (Cos. Tech.) Four Years Ord. No. 2 of 1995 B. Tech. (Appl. Ele) Four Years Ord. No. 4 of 1995 B. Tech. (HMCT) Three Years Ord. No. 7 of 2003 B. P.D. Three Years Ord. No. 8 of 2003 B. F.D. Three Years Ord. No. 6 of 2003 B. T.D. Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Full Time Bachelor of Khadi Production & 12 th Std. Three Years Full

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39 EXTRACURRICULAR AND EXTENSION ACTIVITIES 1. Department of Students Welfare Dept.of Student Welfare Address: -- Buty Hall, Ramdashpeth, Nagpur Tel.No. : & I/C Officer :-- Dr. Arun Patil, Director of Student Welfare (M) Various Programs: -- Under Department of Students Welfare Students Welfare Fund, Students Medical Aid Fund, Student Aid Fund, Earn & Learn Scheme, Student Council Elections, Youth Festivals, Anti Ragging Cell, Avishkar, etc. 1.2 Students Welfare Fund:-- This fund can be provided to Students for conducting Various Welfare activities like -- 1) Organization of Workshops, Competitive Exams, Guidance, personality development etc. 2) To start college & Dist. Level career counseling information & guidance centers. 3) Aid for major health problem, National Integration & social justice programmes. 4) Felicitation by giving Award to Students who have shown outstanding performance at National or International level in the field of Academics, Sports, NSS, NCC, Cultural activities etc. 5) For development of Tribal Students from Triable areas. 6) Organizations of State, Zone, National & Inter National level. 7) For giving partial or full financial assistance to Students participating in Conference, Seminars, and Workshops etc. 8) Financial assistance for Curricular or extracurricular activities like workshops, Lectures, Coaching, Training programs for Students. 9) Organization of Self Employment Training, Industry-Institute. 10) For conducting Interactions programmes, Financial Assistance up Rs /- under the Mata Manjulabai Students Safety Scheme is provided by the University 11) For constraction of permanent structure like Vidyarthi Bhavan, its extension etc. The details can be obtained from university website. 12) Application formats available in office of Director of Students Welfare or on the University website. 34

40 1.3 Students Medical Aid Fund Scheme Students Medical Aid Fund is given to Students who have met with serious accident or Suffering fem some disease Needy Students whose parent s income is less than one lakh per year are eligible to apply for this aid in a prescribed format. This aid is given to Students who have met with an accident, suites form diseases like TB, Cancer, Heart and Kidney where for more than a week is to be hospitalized. Medical Aid Fund is also provided for other serious diseases certified by the Medical Officer. Maximum aid up to Rs.25, 000 /- or in special cases the Committee may sanction more under this scheme. Students have to apply to Director of Students Welfare, Buty Hall Ramdaspeth,Nagpur With Following documents :-- 1) Bonafied certificate of College/Department 2) Certificate from the Medical officer where Student was admitted or treated. 3) Expenditure on treatment, Medicines, hospital expenses etc all certified by the concerned Medical Officer. 4) Income certificate from the competent authority. 5) Application should be recommended & Forwarded through the Principal/Director or Head of the institute where applicant is a bonafied Student. 6) Applicant s parents have to give undertaking that he/she has not taken any other aid e.g. Govt. or Non Govt. agencies. 7) In case of Accident the applicant should submit copy of the police Report along with the application. 8) Application format is available in office of Director of Students Welfare or on University website. 1.4 Students Aid Fund This fund is utilize for giving financial aid to Students of Affiliated / Conducted Colleges and Post Graduate Departments every year. This aid is given to poor Students whose parent s annual income is not more than one lakh for Tuition and Examination Fees, Hostel admission and food expenditure, Books and other required material for study. Students can apply for this aid from 1 st January to 30 th January every year. The applications are scrutinized up to 20 th February and payment by cheques is made by the Finance & Accounts Officer through the principal/head of the Department where applicant is a bonafied student. 35

41 Application for this aid in a prescribed format is to be submitted to the Deputy. Registrar, (Development) every year before 30 th January along with the relevant certificate from the Principal, undertaking by the Student & Parents along with relevant documents. Those students who are availing freeship, EBC, PTC or other scholarships are entitled except Tuition & Exam Fees. No Scholarship is given from this fund. Application format is available in development Section, University or on University website. 1.5 Earn & Learn Scheme for Students of Conducted Colleges and P.G. Department of the University Only Financial Aid and other facilities are provided to students who are admitted in Earn & Learn Scheme. This scheme is for poor students who are not getting the financial aid from the government or other organizations. Selected Students have to work for three hours besides their regular Studies. Application is available in the director of student s welfare office. 1.6 Students Council Elections As per Section 40 of M.U. Act 1994 and Direction 5 of 1996 and 2003, Every year Students Councils are constituted in the month of August, September & October at College, Post Graduate Department and University Level Members are nominated on college & P.G. Department Students Council by the Principal & Vice- Chancellor respectively and then a secretary of the college & P.G. Department Students Council are elected amongst the Student Member only. Principal and Vice- Chancellor is ex-officio President of the respective Student Council of a college & P.G. Departments. Functions of the Students Council are defined in earlier directions & Statute. They can organize various cultural or other extracurricular activities, Social gathering etc. at College level /University Dept. Level. Council is organizing guest lectures, Seminars, Workshops, Various Competition at their respective places. There is a University Students Council at University Level. This constitutes 15 Members Nominate through selection from the elected secretaries of the Colleges/ P.G. Department as per Direction. This Council can organize Inter Collegiate activities e.g. different Cultural Competitions, Seminars, Workshops, Youth festival (Yuvarang) etc. every year at University 36

42 level. This council elects it s President & Secretary amongst the nominated 15 Members. The elected President & Secretary are ex-officio members of the Senate, Board of Cultural Activities & Recreation and other Committees of the University as a Students representative. They can take up the problems of the Students to Hon ble Vice-Chancellor or other authorities of the University. 1.7 Youth Festivals Every year there are Inter University Cultural Competitions in 24 different activities in Music, Theatre, Literary Events, Dance and Fine Arts. Every year there is Maharashtra State Inter University Youth festival (Indradhanushya) in the first week of November and West Zone Inter University Youth festival in December and National Youth festival in January or February. A cultural team of our University for the above festival is selected by a panel of experts appointed by the Board of Cultural & Recreational Activities. This team represents our University at State, Zone or National level Cultural Competitions. Students who have interest and talent in this field can display the talent and learn through such competitions. List of events are enclosed in a format which is based on the rules & regulations of the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi. Many Student artists who participated in these festivals got an opportunity to participate in T.V. serials and other programmes at National level.some of them have become professional Artists. Students representing our University at State/Zonal or National Level Cultural competitions are entitled for University Blazer, Prizes, Medals and Incentive Marks which are included in grand total of the marks obtained by the Students in the examination. They are also felicitated at University level; Participating Students can get exposure at State, Zonal or National level. Outstanding Students in this field at National level may get chance to participate in SAARC Countries Youth Festival. 1.8 Anti Ragging Cell As per the Supreme Court decision and guidelines U.G.C. has directed all Universities in the Country to take proper measures to curb ragging in Colleges, University Campuses and Hostels. UGC has issued direction under Section 26(I) (G) of 1956 of UGC Act. The details about these are available on UGC website http hindi version.pdf notices/ updated / ragging notification.pdf, and an anti ragging there is one documentary on UGC website. Maharashtra Government has also taken a serious note of this and passed a Maharashtra Anti Ragging Prohibition Act, Ministry of Human Resource Development 37

43 has issued certain guideline of Dr. R.K. Raghavan Committee. Hon ble Supreme Court has issued directions to implement this Committee s directions. Accordingly Hon ble Vice-Chancellor appointed a Committee at University Level. The Committee consists of -- 1) Dr. A.D. Chaudhari : -- Chairman. (Director, BCUD) 2) Dr. D.M. Mohature :-- Member Principal A.G. College,Nagpur 3) Dr. Mrs.R. Khubalkar :- :- Member Head,Dept of Psychology 4) Mr. Ritesh Ganar :- Member Senate Member 5) Dr. Arun Patil :- Secretary Director Student Welfare For details contact , & (M) University has also asked all Principals, Head of the Departments, Directors etc., to appoint anti ragging squad in their respective institutes and send the report to the University about the incidence of ragging and the action taken thereon. Students can complain to the respective Principal, Head University Department or Director of Student Welfare or directly to UGC about the incidence of ragging so that suitable action can be taken against the persons involved in the event of ragging. 1.9 Avishkar Inter Collegiate & State Level Inter University Research Festival Every Year University is organizing Inter Collegiate Research Festival. In this festival Students can participate in the form of research papers, Innovative Models, Projects, etc. These Competitions are held in the month of November / December every year. The selected students in different categories then can participate in the state level Inter University Competitions. For the further details contact office of the Director of Student Welfare. 38

44 2. University Library:- University Library facility is available for the students, pursing various courses. There are following library facilities:- 1. Dr. K. B. Kale University Librarian Tel. No V.B. Kolte University Library, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur Tel. No University campus library, Mahatma Jyotiba Fule Educational Campus, Amravati Road, Nagpur Tel. No All the three conducted colleges and some Post Graduate Teaching Departments have their own library facilities. Latest information technology facility is available in the libraries of the University. Library facility is available to Post Graduate Students:- Students of Post Graduate Departments, Conducted and affiliated colleges can make use of this It Facility are not available for Under Graduate Students. Post Graduate students of college can get one B.T. and have to pay Rs. 205 whereas Post Graduated Department Students can get 2 B.T. for Rs. 5/- and Ph.D. Students can t get 4 B.T. for Rs. 450/- ( Rs. 400/- Deposit). For Teachers 1. Colleges Teachers (Asso. Professor & Professor 2 B.T. ( Rd = 450/- ) 2. University Teachers - 8 B.T. Free 3. Head of the Department 10 B.T. Free This Library is not available for Engineering, Medical Students. 3. Publication Section :- Officiating officer: - 1. Shri Sanjay Bahekar, Tel.No Facilities:- 2. V.B. Kolte University Library, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur Syllabus, Examination forms, Question paper sets (Rs. 10/- per set), Statutes, ordinances, University Diary (cost Rs. 150/-), Research scholar can publish their thesis in Book form (UGC Grant), Publication & sale of journals Books on Science and Humanities available here. 39

45 4. Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC) RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur Dr. D. D. Barsagade Officiating In-charge, Department of Zoology (M.) Aims and Objectives of EOC To creating space for SC, ST, OBC (Non- creamy layer) and Minorities in to mainstreams and run specific scheme of coaching, in order to enhance the employability. To ensure equity and equal opportunity to the SC, ST, OBC (Non-creamy layer) and Minorities community at large in the university. And bring about their social inclusion. To create a socially congenial atmosphere for academic interaction and for the growth of healthy Interpersonal relationships among the students coming from various social backgrounds. To make efforts to sensitize the academic community regarding the problems associated with social exclusion as well as aspirations of the marginalized communities. To disseminate the information related to schemes and programmes for the welfare of the SC, ST, OBC (Non-creamy layer) and Minorities in relation to enhance employability to them. 5. Career & Counseling Cell Hon:Coordinator Dr. S. J. Dhoble Professor Dep t. Of Physics, University Campus Nagpur Tel (M) University Grants Commission has established career and counseling cells in the Universities in India.This will help the students with appropriate guidance to established linkage with the world of work and opportunities. Vocational guidance and campus interviews have become a common practice.this can be 40

46 done by recruiting agencies and HR personnel of reputed firms.this can be further extended by keeping lectures of alumni, Training program for Students to keep them update with high demand market areas and invoke industry Institute linkages. (a) Objective Beside the academic and administrative processes of this cell, it has to support the students in the development of skills and communication ability to challenge the rigors of competitive tests and on job training in add on or Vocational courses. This act as a resource centre of information, guidance and counsilling with free accessibility and internet based global connectivity and exchange of information on professional placements. (b) Functions of the C.C. Cell a) To gather information on job avenues and placements in different institutions and concerns to the related courses that university offers. b) To analyze information in the local, regional and national contexts to explore it relevance and Utility for the students in their placements and on job-training c) To organize seminars and guidance workshops for informing students about the emerging professional trends and events, job profiles, leadership roles, entrepreneurship, market needs and risks and implementation of national socio-economic policies and to impart training in soft skills. d) To promote discipline, healthy outlook and positive attitudes towards for national intergration and removal of narrow provincial preferences and prejudices. 6. National Service Scheme Office: - Tel No. :- Dr. Bhau Dayadar NSS Program Coordinator, Gurunanak Bhavan, University Campus, Nagpur & (M) 6.1 Objective:- To inculcate social awareness amongst the college students and their personality development was the main objective. NSS in the country was started in 24 th Sept., 1969 by 41

47 the Department of youth welfare & sports, Government, of India. Beside studies college students are involved in Nation Building. NSS implementing two programs in Colleges & University Departments (1) Regular NSS activities for at least 120 hrs. in a year for social work. Students have to work in adopted village, slums for implementation of programs like Immunization, AIDS, Blood Donation, Tree Plantation, Village cleanliness, Environment, National Integration week, etc. 6.2 Social Camps:- At least one camp of a week in a year is organized by the college in a selected adopted village. In these students, teachers & villagers are involved for village cleanliness, water conservation, social surveys, Shramdan, Soak Pits, Health Awareness, Education, Nirmal Gram Abhiyan, Ideal Village, Social awareness about various government schemes through cultural programmes. Students are also involved in other programmes of leadership development workshops, University, State & National level camps. Utkarsh Inter National state level Competitions for NSS students, NIC at National level, Youth Exchange Programs, Republic Day Parade at Delhi, Pre Republic Day Parade at state level, Avahan (Disaster Management) etc. Outstanding students are honoured with following awards Indira Gandhi National Youth Award, Commonwealth Youth Award, Best NSS student at university & state level Award. Students are entitled for incentive marks for doing NSS activities. 7. National Cadet Corps (NCC) NCC is a tri-services organization comprising Army, Navy and Air Force, engaged in grooming the college youth The leaders of Tomorrow into disciplined and patriotic Citizens. NCC comes in to existence on 16 th April 1948 through citizen NCC act xxxi under the Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India. Later Girls Division NCC Started in Air wing of NCC Started in 1950 and Navy wing started in Now NCC has approximately 13 Lakhs Students enrolled in its fold. It is now headed by Director General NCC. NCC has two officers Training Academy i.e., at Kamptee and Gwalior where teachers from school and colleges are trained. For students beside regular NCC training there are various camps. 1) Annual Training Camps (ATCs) 42

48 2) National Integration Camps (NIC) 3) Centrally Organised Camps (COC) 4) Vayu Sainik Camp (VSCs) 5) Navy Sainik Camp (NSC) 6) Thal Sainik Camp (TSC) In NCC Students are also trained under Gliding and Flying, sea training, military hospital trainings, Adventure Training (Mountaineering Course, Adventure course, Mountaineering Expedition, Cycle & Motor Cycle Expedition, Para selling, Para Jumps, Slithering Training ) NCC Students can get Priorities in short Service Commission. There is a youth Exchange program for NCC students. In past such program was successfully organized with Singapore, UK, Srilanka, Nepal and Bangladesh. NCC Students have been deployed for General Elections, Disaster Relief, Adult Literacy, Traffic Control, Village adoption, Child Welfare, ant dowry, blood & eye donation & tree plantation programs. Who can join NCC: Regular Students of a Senior College having NCC unit can join NCC. He /She Should clear the Physical Fitness Test, should not have been convicted in the past and should be below 24 years of age. Students have to apply to the Commanding Officer of NCC of the College. There are two wing s of NCC (1) Senior Wing (2) Junior Wing. Students can remain in NCC till the age of 26 years. These are three exams in NCC A, B and C- certificate. For B and C certificate examination the Students should have Completed 75% attendance in NCC and gap between enrollment and examination should not be note than 18 months. If a Student has cleared A Certificate then he/she gets benefit of 10 marks. For C -certificate student should have completed 3 years in NCC. For all examination one training camp is essential. Limited Students can also be selected for Republic Day Parade. NCC Students are also eligible for incentive marks in the examination. 8. Department of Physical Education - Shri Dhanjay Welukar, Director of Sports Physical Education ( Tel. No ) Department of Physical Education is established to create health awareness amongst students of this university. In order to encourage fitness activities Department monitors & guides the physical fitness programs of the affiliated colleges. The office of the department is 43

49 situated next to Department of Business Management near Law College, Amravati Road Nagpur There are various play fields in its sports complex which includes Athletics Track, Football field, Kho-Kho, Volleyball, Kabaddi Grounds, Hockey Playfield. The department is providing these facilities including two Flood light Basketball Courts. For Indoor activities we have Four Badminton Wooden Courts in Subhedar Hall and Gymnasium Hall. Recently we have constructed sports hostel for outstation girls students who participate in the Inter Collegiate, Inter University championship and Coaching Camp etc. Dept. is organizing Inter Collegiate Competitions of following games & sports for Men & Women : Athletics (Men/Women), Archery (Men/Women), Badminton (Men/Women), Basket Ball (Men/Women), Best Physique (Men), Boxing (Men), Ball Badminton (Men/Women), Chess (Men/Women), Cricket (Men/Women), Cross Country (Men/Women), Fencing (Men/Women), Foot ball (Men/Women), Hand ball (Men/Women), Hockey (Men/Women), Judo (Men/Women), Kabaddi (Men/Women), Kho-Kho (Men/Women), Korf Ball (Combined) (Men/Women), Lawn Tennis (Men/Women), Malkhamb (Men/Women), Net Ball (Men/Women), Power Lifting (Men/Women), Swimming (Men/Women), Soft Ball (Men/Women), Table Tennis (Men/Women), Volley Ball (Men/Women),Water Polo(Men), Weight Lifting (Men),Wrestling,Yogasan (Men/Women), In this way 57 competitions are organized at various centers (Colleges) and in university own sports complex. The 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd Place winners of these tournaments are awarded Trophies by the university. The students who participate in the Inter Collegiate, Inter University and National Level Competitions get incentive marks between 10 to 25. On the basis of performance in these competitions and selection trials university teams are selected. After coaching camp teams are sent to different venues for participation in the Inter University Championships. Few of the best performing players are then selected in All India Inter University teams for participation in the National and World Universities games. So far many of our teams players are consistently performing very well in these games, winning trophies medals and also getting selected in the A.I.U. teams. The students who represent our university gets Kit, Tracksuit and Blazers. The department has till date successfully organized many Inter University Sports/games Competitions in its sports Complex. 9. Department of Continuing, Adult Education & Extension The objective of this department of conducting lifelong learning through continuing education, Literacy and Extension for the society. Participation of students for those 44

50 programme is desired. Students participating in various programmes of this department at college level are getting incentive marks. This department introduced short term job oriented courses for students and associated with many state, central government departments, other organisations and International Organisations like UNESCO, UNFPA. The department is undertaking mainly following programs. 1. National Adult Education Program 2. Continuing Education Life Long Learning 3. Populations Education 4. Extension Programs The job oriented certificate courses: Balshikshika Certificate Course, Hospital Assistant, Ophthalmic Assistant (Basic & Advance), Nurse Assistant, Asstt. Operation Theatre, Offset Machine operating, Pasting & Plate Making, Hospital Administration, Jr. & Sr. Accountant, Hospital Management, Functional Arabic, Tribal Social work & Development, Advance & Digital Photography, Elementary course in English, Library Administration, English Writing & Communication Skill & personality Development, certificate course in Indian Music, Spoken English, Research Methodology in Social Science & Extension etc. This department has its own Library with 1388 Books, Audio-visual CD S & Journals. For details contact:- The Director, Department of continuing & Adult Education & Extension, Gurunanak Bhavan, University Campus, Nagpur Tel & Fax Incentive Marks for Participation in NSS, NCC, Games & Sports, Cultural Activities, Adult & Continuing Education Those Students who participate in the activities at Inter Collegiate, State, Zonal, National and International Level in the Sports, NSS, NCC, Cultural Activities and Adult & Continuing Education are eligible to get incentive marks. These marks are included in grand total of examination as per order. No. 2 of 1996 & 1 of These marks are helpful to students for increasing percentage, division, merit etc. Details for these are available on university website. Students can get maximum marks in any one of the activities mentioned above according to their level of participation. Such students have to submit the certificate to the 45

51 Principal / Head of the Department and they have to forward these marks in a prescribed format immediately after the roll numbers of the Students are received by the College/Department to the Controller of Examination, RTM Nagpur University. 11. Lecture Series in the University Every year different lecture series are organized for Teachers and Students on different subject s.these Lectures are also beneficial to students. Experts in different fields of academics & social work is called from different places to deliver lecture on various topics are invited. There lectures add to the knowledge of the students. These are organized on the donations given by the doners. These lectures are organized in the convocation Hall of the University through different funds as under 1) Lat. Jal P. Gimi Smruti Lecture Series (Law) 2) Dr. R.N. Roy & Swami Vivekanad Lecture Series (English) 3) E.P. Shumakar Lecture Series (Economics) 4) Late Ramchandra Gadgil Smruti Lecture Series (Sociology) 5) Political Science & Public Administration Silver Jubilee Lecture Series (Public Admn. & Political Science) 6) Dr. Anant & Lata Labhashetwar Lecture Series (Mararhi) 7) Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Lecture Series (Law) 8) Mahatma Jyotiba Fule Smruti Lecture Series (Marathi) 9) Dr. Gangadharrao Smruti Lecture Series (LIT) 10) Dr.P.S.G. Kumar Lecture Series (Library & Information Science) 11) Dr. V.B. Kolte Lecture Series (Marathi) 12) Late Vasantrao Naik Agriculture Research and rural development Pratisthan Lecture Series (Economics) 13) Late Lokmanya Tilak Smruti Lecture Series ( Ancient Indian History & Cultural) 14) Mahadev Hari Wathodkar Smruti Lecture Series (History, Sanskrit & Political Science) 15) Raobhahadur Bapurao Kinkhede Lecture Series (Philosephy) 16) Maulana Abdul Karim Parekh Lecture Series (Philosophy) 17) Smt.Bahinabai Laxminarayan Lecture Series (LIT ) 18) Mahant Nagrajbaba Mahanubhav Aurangabadkar Lecture Series(Marathi) 46

52 19) Mahatma Gandhi Smruti Lecture Series (Gandian Thought) 20) Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Smruti Lecture Series (Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj) 21) Jawaharlal Smruti Lecture Series (Political Science Study) 22) Dr. P.S. Mene felicitation Lecture Series (LIT) 23) Mother Teresa Smruti Lecture Series (Law) 24) Dr. G.D. Nageshwar Lecture Series (LIT ) 25) Late Dada Manoharrao Kalsawar Smruti Mahatma Baleshwar Lecture Series (Marathi) 12. Human Resource Development Cell Project Director- Dr. Pramod Sharma, Tel. No This office is situated near University Campus Canteen Nagpur Human Resource Development cell is established in the University Campus for the overall development of the students. This helps students to achieve lucrative options. This cell organizes workshops, Training camps, short term certificate courses based an informal education. The main objective is 1. To foster a climate of creativity, innovation & enthusiasm 2. Develop and Sustain core values of professionalism 3. provide opportunities for growth & development 4. Inculcate a spirit of accepting & enjoying challenges 5. To provide job contentment through empowerment, accountability & responsibility 6. Improvement of performance & personal growth for job improvement, individual and the organization. 7. Inculcating positive attitudes 8. Development at competencies, skills and adapting behaviours. 9. Insuring effective utilization and maximum development of human resources 10. Inculcating team spirit, team work and collaboration. This cell is working to achieve these objectives by holding periodical conference, workshops, seminars, guest lecturers for counseling, skill oriented short term certificate courses and training camps. 47

53 13. Accommodation for Students (A) University Hostels There are hostel facilities for students taking admissions in University Conducted Colleges and Post- Graduate Departments. These hostels are Sr. Hostel Capacity Tel. No. No. 1. University Men s Hostel, Near 190 Double Bed Law College, Civil Lines, Nagpur- Rooms University Girls Hostel, Near LAD 05 Single Bed College, North Ambazari Road, Nagpur Double Bed 24 Triple Bed 06 Four Bed 07 Six Bed 10 Double Bed for foreign students 3. L.I.T. Boy s Hostel, L.I.T. 10 Single Bed Campus, Nagpur Double Bed 4. P.G.T.D. Hostel 100 Single Bed Six Bed 5. Pharmacy Students Hostel (Boys) 20 Single Bed 20 Double Bed Accommodation is provided from 1 st July to 30 th April every year. Application forms are available in respective hostels and can be available only after admission in University Department / Conducted colleges. (B) Vidyarthi Bhavan This facility of accommodation is made available to outside students. Those who come to Nagpur for official purpose, for inter-collegiate sports, NSS,NCC, cultural competitions etc., Examination work, Seminars, conference, workshop etc. is provide accommodations facility on nominal rent. For further details contact Estate officer Contact Office Mr. VINOD ILAME, Tel. No Estate officer, D. Laxminarayan Bungalow, Near University Play Ground, Nagpur

54 UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT, SELF EMPLOYMENT, INFORMATION & GUIDANCE CENTRE Address & Tel. No. : - D. Laxminarayan Bunglow, Near Ravinagar Square, Amravati Road, Nagpur Tel Contact Person : - Mr. Narendra Mirage, Asstt. Director, (M) Dr. Mrs. Shshi Wanjari, Hon. Member (M) [email protected] Website : - It is a joint office of the state govt. and university. Such offices are located at Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Amravati & Nagpur. Unemployed graduate, Post graduates and Professional courses degree and diploma holders can register in this office along with their academic details. This centre helps in getting jobs in Govt. or Private Sector as per seniority. This also gives training, guidance or self employment guidance for entrepreneurship. Unemployed youths are informed through Books or News Papers about competitive Exams & General Knowledge. Library & internet facility is available. This office is working online & by computers. Students can register through website. Applicants can register, renewal, added qualification, change of address, employment card etc. can be done on line. Self employment vocational guidance is also provided by this office. All guidance, assistance & facilities are provided by this centre free of cost. There is a 3% reservation for physically handicap youth in the job and special guidance is given to such Reasons youth. Communication is made on SMS also with the registered candidates. Employment & self employment department has its separate website Marathi also. Detailed information can be obtained on the website for further details students can contact the concerned officers. 49

55 IAS AND OTHER COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION COACHING CENTRE 1. Pre Examination Coaching Centre Director: - Vikas K. Jambhulkar, Contact-- (M) , Address: First Floor, V. B. Kolte University Library Building, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur The Pre Examination Coaching Centre of Nagpur University had been established in the University during the early 80s and has since then providing free coaching for the SC/ST. Minority and the OBC students. The centre is run under the ages of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, New Delhi. The centre now is mandated to provide coaching for Civil Services Examination for the Scheduled Castes and the Other Backward Classes. Coaching Programmes: 1. Indian Administrative Services ( UPSC) 2. Indian Engineering Services ( UPSC) 3. Probationary Officers Exam (SBI) Intake: - 40 students in each programme. Duration: months Stipend: Outstation Candidates: - Rs. 1500/- p.m. Local Candidates : - Rs. 750/- p.m. 2. Pre Examination Coaching Centre ( Funded by BARTI, Pune) For Scheduled Castes Director:- Vikas K. Jambhulkar, Contact-- (M) , Address: First Floor, V.B.Kolte University Library Building, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur The University has received the sanction of a new coaching programme to be carried out in the existing Pre Examination Coaching Centre, from the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute, Pune. The centre has been shortly established and has declared its programme from July to June. The centre is established to provide coaching to Scheduled Castes candidates only Coaching Programmes : Civil Services Examinations ( UPSC/MPSC) Intake : - 50 students Duration : - 12 months 50

56 Stipend : - Rs. 2000/- p.m. Eligible Category: Scheduled Castes 3. The Centre For The UGC Scheme For Entry In Services (For SC/ST and Minority) Director: - Vikas K. Jambhulkar, Contact-- (M) , Address: First Floor, V.B.Kolte University Library Building, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur The Centre for the UGC Scheme for Entry in Services (for SC/ST and Minority) was established in the year The Scheme receives its funding from the University Grtants Commission, New Delhi. Two separate centres are operated under the said scheme; one for Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes and the other for Minorities. Minorities include Muslims, Christains, Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists. The Centres provide free coaching for Coaching Programmes: 1. Group A : Civil Services (UPSC/MPSC) Indian Engineering Services (UPSC) 2. Group B : Probationary Officers Exam (SBI), Railways, and Staff Selection Commission Examinations 3. Group C : Banks, Railways, and Staff Selection Commission Examinations Intake : SC/ST : Minority: Duration: 30 students in each programme. 30 Students in each programme. 4-6 months for Group A Examinations 2-4 months for Group B and C Examinations. 51

57 DIFFERENT SCHOLARSHIPS & FELLOWSHIP OF RTM NAGPUR UNIVERSITY FOR STUDENTS OF U.G., P.G. & RESEARCH ALLOTTED THROUGH DEVELOPMENT SECTION Office: -- Development Section, Administrative Bldg. Mahatma Jyotiba Fule University Campus Amaravati Road, Nagpur Name of the Head: - Dr. Anil Hirekhan, Dy. Registrar Tel. No (M.) Name of the Clerk employee: --- Mr. Chandrashekar Shelke, (M) Note: - Application forms & details are available on University Website university.org.in A) Under Graduate Scholarship 1) The Thakur charitable Endowment Scholarship Total No. 2 Subject B.Sc Value Rs. 300/- P.M. Period 21 months, Condition No other Scholarship 2) Shirole Scholarship for Arts Total No. - 2 Rs.300 PM for B.A. Students 3) Radhabai Paonaskar Scholarship & Medal Value Rs.400/- PM Award one scholarship, one Gold, & Two Silver Medals. Period 3 year (34 Maths), For B.A. Part I /B.Sc. I Category only for women who scores highest marks in HSSC Medals - For scoring highest marks at B.A. and B.Sc. Exam.amongst the female candidates. 4) Smt. Parbatibai Kashinath Dixit Scholarship Total No. 1 for B.A. Final Student & obtain with philosophy as one subject. Period - 10 months Rs. 175/- PM Cond. Highest Marks at B.A. - I & II Exam. In Marathi Subject 52

58 5) The Hai - Hai Kseatriya Education Fund Total No.- 1 Monthly on the basis of Total Interest. Period - 3 years, Value Rs.250/- P.M. Cond. - Highest marks at HSSC and for student of B.A.- I / B. Sc I 6) Niyogi and Puranik Diamond Jubilee Scholarship Total No. 1, Value Total interest and deposits. Value Rs.250/- P.M. Period -- 2 years, Cond. Highest marks at B.Sc. I (alternate year) 7) Vasat K. Khandekar Scholarship Fund Total No. 2 Value 250 PM. Condition -- B.Sc. /B.A. Part 1 st Period 10 Months. B) Scholarships for LIT & Pharmacy Students 8) Mr. Govind Bapuji Vaidya Merit Memorial Scholarship Total - 01, Value Rs. 400/- PM, Period 10 Months Condi. -- Students of M.Tech (Food Tech.) Highest marks at B. Tech. (Chem.Engg. /Tech.) 9) NELICO Scholarship Total No.- 01, Rs. 500/- PM, Period 2 years. Condition Last two years of chemical Engg. Course i.e B.Tech (Chem. Engg.) part- III & Final year Student. 10) Dr. N.H. Harkare Memorial Merit Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 500/- PM, Period 10 Months in a year. Condition - Highest marks in B. Tech. II Chem. Engg. Exam. And joined. B.Tech.- III years in LIT. 11) Balkrisna Kale Scholarships Total No. - 01, Value Rs. 1000/-PM, Period 2 years Condition -For M.Tech. Chemical Engg. 12) Mr. Govind Bapuji Vaidya merit memorial Scholarship Total No. - Condition -- 01, Value Rs. 400/- PM, Period 10 Month Lady Student with highest marks at B. Pharm. Exam. and joint M.Pharm.course, No other Scholarship. 53

59 C) Post Graduate Scholarships 13) Kamalabaio Korke Scholarship Total No. 01, for U.G. / P.G. students securing not less than 50% marks in preceding exam. Condition- Income Should not be more than 40,000/-P.A. Amount As decided by Managments Council from the rent of Korke house donated to University. 14) Saraswati Waman Salpekar Scholarship Total No. 01, Value- Rs. 400/-PM Condition - M.A. Sanskrit should get not less 50% marks in Sanskrit. For one year Student get more than 50% marks in M.A.- I then the Scholarship can be continued for M.A.- II also. 15) Balkrishna Dattatray Bhave Memorial Scholarship Total No--. 01, Rs. 300/-PM. + Gold Medal Condition -- Highest marks in Economics in B.A. and admitted in M.A.- I (Eco.) Duration one year (1) Scholarship Rs. 600/- P.M. 16) Manohar Moreshwar Muley P.G. Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 450/-PM, for 10 months in an academic year. Condition - Student securing highest marks in M.A. - I Economics and admitted to M.A. II ( Eco.) 17) Sangitacharya Late Amrutrao Nistane Scholarship Total No.- 01, Value- Rs. 700/- PM, for 10 Months in academic year Condition Student obtained highest marks in Music in B.A. and taken admission in M.A.- I ( Vocal Music) 18) Dalit Samaj Sudhark Late Vithobajiraoji Moonpande Scholarship. Total No. - 01, Value- Rs. 350/- PM, for 10 Month in academic year. Condition - No other scholarship, For S.C. student admitted in M.A. in Dr. Ambedkar Thought 19) Morris Memorial Scholarship Total No.- 01, Value Rs. 300/- PM, yearly or at longer interval as decided by Academic Council for B.A. or B.Sc. graduate and taken admission in M.A. or M.Sc. 54

60 20) Tarabai Saranjame Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 600/-PM. Condition-- only women candidate who score highest marks at graduate level and admitted to M.F.A. I in Dept. of Fine Arts. 21) Pannalal Devadia Memorial Scholarship Total No. - 01,Value Rs. 1000/-PM, for 20 Month ( To be awarded every year) Condition - Student taking admission in M.Sc. Physics/ Chemistry/ Maths/ Zoology in P.G., University Department. 22) Shri N.B. Paranjape Memorial Scholarship Total No , Value- Rs. 375/-PM, for 22 Month Condition - Student scoring highest marks in B.Sc. and taken admission to M.Sc. - I in Dept. or College. 23) Dr. N.B. Jain Chandham Scholarship Total No. - 01, Value Rs. 250/- Pm, 10 months in a academic year. Condition - Students obtained highest marks in M.Sc. II (Geo.) 24) Bakharu Memorial Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 2200/- PA Condition - Student who Score highest marks in B.Sc and joint M.Sc. I Physics 25) Indian Mathernetical Society 35 th conf. fellowship Total No. Condition - 01 Felloship Rs. 900/-PM Student who scores highest marks (Not less than 60%) in M.A./M.Sc. who scores infirst attempt and joint M.A.-II/M.Sc.- II class in Mathematical in a College or Department 26) Late Prabhakar V. Soni for M.B.A. Part II Highest Mark in M.B.A. Part I Value - 250/- PM for 10 Month (Only for Dept.) 27) Late Raobahadur H.G. Nargundkar Memorial Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 200/-PM for 10 month in academic year. Condition - Student Scoring highest marks in M.Sc.-I ( Maths) and taking admission in M.Sc. II 28) Datta Waman Salfekar Scholarship Value -- Rs. 400/- for 10 month in a year. 55

61 Condition- UG Exam. 50% Above Economics Then M.A. Economics Addmission 29) University Post Graduate Research Scholarship Total No. 01, Value Rs. 2000/- PM every year or longer interval as decided by Management Council. Condition-- M.Sc. ( Maths ) the selected student has to start research duaring M.Sc. and then can continue the work for Ph.D.or D.S.C. 30) Smt. Umabai Muley M.A.-- I ( Marathi) Value - Rs. 1000/- PM. Period Month. UG Exam., Highest Mark. 31) Shri Gangadhar G. Muley (M.Sc. I Biochemistry) Highest Mark B.Sc. Biochemistry) Admission- M.Sc. Biochemistry 20 Month Rs. 1000/- PM. (D) For Ph.D. Students 32) Nagpur University Research Studentship Total No. - 2, Qualification M.A. or M.Sc. Rs. 1000/- Pm. ( Arts & Science each one 2 Years. Condition Student Passing B.A. or B.Sc. in First/Second Division, Resident of Vidarbha Legion.Selection of candidate by a Committee. 33) Morris Memorial Fellowship Total No. 01, Qualification M.A. or M.Sc.,Value Rs. 350/- PM. Condition Must Pass M.A. or M.Sc. in First Division. Period -- 2 years PU & PG in Vidharbha Rigion of RTM Nagpur University area. 34) Late Mahendra Bhalchandra Dixit Fellowship Total No.- Value:- 02, For Ph.D Students in English Literature only. 02 years Research work. Total annual interest to be divided for two Fellowship per year or Rs. 8000/- P.A. 35) Thakur Chatitable Fellowship:- Total No.- 1, For doing Ph.D. in Science Subject in a college/ University Dept. Value - Rs. 1000/-P.M., Period 21 Months. 36) Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Memorial Research Fellowship:- Value - Rs. 3000/- P.M.,Period 2 years Condition Only to bonafied Student of junsdiction of RTM Nagpur Universityarea and had U.G. & P.G. education in this University. Total Fellowship 50, (5 Fellowship per faculty ( 9 Faculties) and 5 Fellowship 56

62 are distributed in equal Number in the faculties where application are more. 37) Dr. Kamal Singh Research Fellowship:- Total No:- 01, Period 2 years Value- Rs. 3000/- P.M. Condition: - Ph.D. Student in Physics only. In Material Science. 38) U.G.C. --- Junior Research Fellowship (JRF/SRF) As per UGC rules. Condition :- M.A./M.Sc. and cleared JRF entrance test. Other details of per UGC guidelines details on UGC, website. E) Different P.G. & Research Fellowship Development Section 39) Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship UGC :- Deteails are available UGC websitewww.ugc. ac.in implemented 40) C S I R Fellowship :-- CSIR website 41) I C S S R Fellowship :-- ICSSR website 42) I C H R Fellowship :-- ICHR website 43) M. Pharm. UGC Fellowship :-- UGC (Gate/ GPAT) Qualified :-- 20 Fellowship 44) M. Pharm. AICTE Fellowship :-- 09 Fellowship 45) Maulana Azad Fellowship UGC :-- 07 Fellowship 46) M.Tech. (L I T)AICTE Fellowship :-- 18 Fellowship 47) Different State & Central Govt. Fellowship And Schemes are through Development Section. Generally Circular are received in July to Sept. from Central & State Government. Different U G C & other Fellowship are available. Students can refer U G C website ugc.ac.in, CSIR & D S T or University website university.org Some Fellowships are available from the Research projects in different / D.S.T./U.G.C. Other Science & other P.G. Departments. There are some fellowships only for girls. 48) Other Students Welfare related Cells- (a) Equal oppertunity Cell For SC, ST, OBC and Minorities Students Contact:- Dr. D.D. Barsakhade, Dept. of Zoology Mob: (b) Career Counseling Cell :- Contact Dr. Dhoble, Dept. of Physics Mob

63 (F) Other Central & State Government Scholarship & Fellowships 49) Kishor Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana 2011 Fellowships: - Dept. of Science & Tech. Govt. of India, By Indian Institute of Science, Benglore Pin Student Enrolled in B.Sc.-I, M.Sc. - I with minimum 60% (50% for SC & ST) in aggregate Science Subject in 12 th std., Students of B.Sc, B.S., M.Sc/B.E./B.Tech/B.Arch in II year. A hard copy of on original & creative Science based on research Project must be Submitted with application which is available on request remitting Rs.200/-( Rs.100 for S.C./S.T.) of process fee from core Banking of state Bank of India Value Rs. 5000/-PM from I to II Year of B.Sc./M.Sc. Students (Note For attracting Bright & Motivating Students to research career in Basic Sciences, Engineering & Medicine) 50) 100% Central Govt. Post HSSC Scholarship: - On line For Muslim,Sikh, Christan, Boudha & Parasi Students for higher education,100% Scholarship in all faculties for details. Website or dhesch 2011@ yahoo. In Jt. Director, Higher Education, Nagpur Region office. Tel Fax , ) For Post Graduate Students Eklavya Yojana for Financial assistance. Condition :- 1) 70 % marks in Science at Graduate level and in Arts,Commerce, Science Law 60% marks. 2) Annual Income should be less than Rs /-P.A. 3) For II years of P.G. Student must get 50% marks in I Year and 75% attendance. Value :- Rs. 5000/- P.A. ( per year) Important Instructions:- 1) Student should open Account in Bank of Maharashtra/ Nationalized Bank. 2) Address of Bank. 3) Bank Branch Code 4) Bank M I C R code. 58

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