Prospectus 2020-2021 - GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CHOWARI DIST. CHAMBA HIMACHAL PRADESH 176302
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Prospectus
2020-2021
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE CHOWARI
DIST. CHAMBA HIMACHAL PRADESH - 176302
Estd. 1994
Ph. 01899-266380, Fax: 01899-266380
Website: www.gcchowari.in
Email-ID: gcchowari2013@gmail.com
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Index
S. Contents Page
No. nO.
1 From Principal’s Desk 3
2 About the Institution 4-5
3 Guidelines of the Govt. & SOP COVID-19 6
4 Faculty Positions 7-8
5 Rules for Admission/ Reservation 9-11
6 CBCS/ List of Courses 11-28
7 Facilities to the Students 28-31
8 Admission procedure/ rules and regulations for 32-33
the session 2020-21
9 Detail of fee and funds for the session 2020-21 34
10 Fee structure for various classes session 2020-21 35
11 Subject combination for BA/BSc 1st year 36
Students
12 Annual committee/ Assignments 37-43
13 Admission committes for the session 2020-21 44
14 Anti Ragging Posters with the mobile no. of 46-47
anti ragging committee
Keep the college campus and building clean &
environment friendly
Smoking, drinking and drug abuse is prohibited here
Say no to polythene bags
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From Principal’s Desk
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar
has said, “I measure the progress of
a community by the degree of
progress which women have
achieved.”
Dear Students,
The Govt. College Chowari is situated
amidst the most idyllic surroundings, with
the backdrop of celestial and splendid
beauty embraces the serine beauty of
Pines and Deodar trees. This college
came into existence in the year 1994 as an
outcome of the relentless and
indefatigable efforts of local people.
Since its existence, the college is growing progressively in all spheres of life including academics,
cultural and sports activities. The majority of the students in this college are girls who comes from the
far flunged areas of the particular region. In the very beginning of the prospectus, I would like to salute
all those middle class people who dare to send their daughter to attain education in the college, as this
region is highly tough terrain for living.
As we know that the main obset of education is to enrich and incorporate socio-cultural, political &
economic features among the new generation, in this initiation Govt. College Chowari always try to
groom the students in different spheres of life. For overall development of the students, this college
always try to provide them equal opportunity, so that they can achieve their goals and destinations. I
would like to pay my heart-felt gratitude to all the parents of students who have shown their commitment
and zeal to send their wards to attain higher education. I appeal all the students to maintain decorum
and discipline in the institution. I assure all the students that best facilities will be provided to them.
The Society has lot of expectations from you so let them feel proud on you through your positive deeds.
God bless you for your ventures in life and I wish you all the best for journey ahead.
Again, from the core of my heart, God bless you with great success in life.
Jai Hind!
Nand Lal
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About The Institution
Govt. College Chowari, a constituent college of Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla established in
the year 1994, is the hub of education. College is recognized under section 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC
Act 1956. It is placed in the serene and picturesque lap of nature and the splendid beauty of Basodan
Pass. Being centrally located it provides easy accessibility to students from different areas of Bhattiyat
valley and adjoining District Kangra. The college believes in imparting quality education and
commitment to service towards mankind through the luminary ideal of The Goddess Saraswati.
Having made a mark on the educational horizon of the Himachal Pradesh University, our college strives
to create an environment conducive to continuous academic, co-curricular activities and holistic
development of students as well as staff members. For this purpose, consistent efforts are made by all
stakeholders to foster, encourage and motivate ideas and put them into practice. College tries to
inculcate all the values, enshrined in our constitution, value of liberty, equality, justice and brotherhood.
We encourage a sense of tolerance for different cultures and opinions among our students.
Govt. College Chowari has all the three
streams Arts, Commerce and Science at
the Undergraduate level. With the
purpose of consistently improving and
innovating the teaching learning process
and chasing our aim to make it more
student centric, we emphasize on best
practices and quality learning through
hands-on experience, project works and
research. Besides honing the talent galore
in our students, the primal focus is a
priority at all times, enlightenment of the
next generation of our country. Students
are encouraged to reflect upon
interpreting meaningful social issues
concerning the social milieu with a view
to have a better interaction with
community and to promote involvement
and participation through social
awareness programmes like National
Service Scheme, Eco-Club Basodan,
National Cadets Corps, Red Ribbon
Club, The Bharat Scouts and Guides-
Rovers and Rangers, Literary
Dramatic Society and Women Grievance Redressal Cell.
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The Faculty of Govt. College Chowari is valued for its academic expertise, professional competence, proactive approach and pedagogic initiatives along with extending quality education to the students. The faculty members also help them to develop constructive ideas, ethical and humanitarian values and a deep sense of responsibility towards society. During this session, several faculty members have been taking part in faculty development programmes workshops and other academic activities that kept them updated with the latest knowledge and information in their respective fields. Vision To make the College a benchmark of quality education, applying innovative approaches of teaching and learning, empowering students to discover their full potential academically and socially. Mission To nurture intellectual excellence and social leadership amongst the educators and learners, in order to outshine in the increasingly competitive globalized world. 5|Page(1-47)
Guidelines of Government regarding the
preventive measures and SOP COVID-19.
Protect yourself and others
Student are required to follow these Do’s and Don’ts
Do’s
i) Wash your hands with soap and water frequently or use alcohol
based hand rub. Wash hands even if they appear to be clean.
ii) Wear a mask while you are on the campus.
iii) Cover your nose and mouth with hanker chief/tissue paper while
sneezing and coughing.
iv) Throw used tissue napkins into closed bins immediately after use.
v) See a doctor if you feel unwell (fever, difficult breathing and
cough). While visiting a doctor, wear a mask to cover your mouth
and nose.
Don’ts
i) Don’t have a close contact with anyone, if you are
experiencing cough and fever.
ii) Don’t touch your eyes, nose and mouth.
iii) Don’t spit in the campus/public places.
If you have signs/symptoms or Covid-19 infection
Please call state helpline number 1070
Avoid participating in large gatherings in the college.
6|Page (1-50)PRINCIPAL (VACANT)
Remark: - Sh. Nand Lal (Associate Professor (Physical Education)) is holding the additional charge
since December 2019.
TEACHING STAFF
Faculty of Arts
Department of Geography
Department of English
1. Sh. Satya Parkash (Assistant Prof.)
1. Sh. Swaroop Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
2. Vacant
Faculty of COMMERCE
Department of Hindi 1. Ms. Pallavi Bery (Assistant Prof.)
1. Sh. Ajay Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
2. Vacant
Department of Economics
1. Ms. Beby Kumari (Assistant Prof.) Faculty of science
2. Sh. Manoj Kumar (Assistant Prof.) Department of Mathematics
1. Lt. Surjeet Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
Department of Public Administration
2. Dr. Amrita (Assistant Prof.)
1. Sh. Ram Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
Department of Botany
Department of Music
1. Sh. Pitamber Dutt (Assistant Prof.)
1. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Vocal) (Assistant Prof.)
2. Vacant 2. Sh. Roop Lal (Assistant Prof.)
Department of History Department of Chemistry
1. Sh. Ajay Kumar (Assistant Prof.) 1. Sh. Ravinder Dogra (Assistant Prof.)
2. Sh. Aman Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
Department of Political Science
1. Sh. M. R. Dhiman (Assistant Prof.)
Department of Physics
Department of Physical Education 1. Dr. Akash Deep Sharma (Assistant Prof.)
1. Sh. Nand Lal (Associate Prof.) 2. Vacant
Department of Sanskrit Department of Zoology
1. Vacant 1. Dr. Manoj Kumar (Assistant Prof.)
Department of Sociology
LIBRARY Staff
1. Ms. Santosh Kumari (Assistant Prof.)
Librarian
1. Vacant
7|Page(1-47)Administrative Staff
1. Sh. Chaman Lal (Superintendent Grade – II)
2. Sh. Ashish Kumar Sharma (Sr. Assistant)
3. Sh. Amt Khan (Jr. Office Assistant)
4. Vacant (Store keeper)
Laboratory Staff
1. Ms. Chandro (SLA (on deputation to G. C. Chamba))
2. Vacant (SLA)
3. Sh. Ramesh Kumar (JLA )
4. Sh. Pawan Kumar (JLA)
5. Sh. Shakti Singh (LA)
6. ( Sh. Karnail Singh (Peon-cum- Chowkidar) has been deputed
against vacant post of LA)
Office Assisting Staff
1. Sh. Kanshi Ram (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
2. Sh. Sham Lal (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
3. Sh. Roshan Lal (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
4. Sh. Manoher Lal (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
5. Smt. Kamla Devi (Peon-cum-Chowkidar (against the post of Mali))
6. Smt. Priyungla Devi (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
7. Smt. Champa Devi (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
8. Sh. Sadhu Ram (Peon-cum-Chowkidar)
8|Page (1-50)Rules for Admission
Candidates/Parents/Guardians must read all instructions given in the prospectus
carefully and submit application form complete in all respect to the admission
committee.
The candidates has to fill up the particulars neatly in the prescribed admission form
in his/her own and writing.
Admission will be strictly on fulfillment of eligibility criteria.
Any gap in the academic career of applicant must be supported by an undertaking/
Affadavit by the candidate.
A student must produce original certificates at the time of admission.
Rules for admission are subject to change as per HPU notification from time to time.
Candidates coming from Boards/Universities other than HP Board of School Education,
Dharamshalla/HPU Shimla, must produce original migration certificate.
A candidate having compartment in 10+2 in any subject is not eligible for seeking
admission in B.A./B.Com/B.Sc. 1st year.
Admission of a student is liable to cancellation if he/she furnishes incomplete/false
information in case of concealment of facts. Disciplinary action will be taken against
such candidates.
Girl students seeking admission in any class must bring an attested copy of HP
Bonafide certificate to fee-concession.
Principal reserves the right to disallow or cancel any admission.
Student seeking exemption from fee and funds for disability must attach an attested
copy of 40% disability certificate.
Students who have been expelled or rusticated from any institution will not be eligible
for admission.
Student from National Open School will be eligible only if they are passed in all five
subjects including English.
All admissions are provisional and subject to final approval by HPU.
A student can migrate from one college to another in accordance with the rules laid
by the HPU.
Any gap in the academic career of an applicant must be supported by Affaidavit
and undertaking.
College is Smoke free Campus
9|Page(1-47)Important Documents required for admission in BA/ BCom/ BSc 1st Year
1. Attested copy of Matriculation Examination/Date of Birth Certificate.
2. Attested copy of Detailed Marks Card of the 10+2 or equivalent examination.
3. Two passport size photographs of the candidate.
4. Original Character certificate from the institution last attended for regular students.
5. Original Character certificate from the 1st class Magistrate/Pradhan Gram Panchayat
for privately 10+2 or equivalent passed candidates.
6. SC/ST certificate issued by 1st class Magistrate.
7. Original Migration Certificate (in case of examination passed from other
Board/University other than H.P. Board).
8. A passport size photograph of the parents to be affixed on PTA membership form.
RESERVATION OF SEATS (Ordinance 3.14)
120 POINTS RESERVATION ROSTER FOR ADMISSION
1 19 SP 37 55 73 91 SC 109
2 20CUL 38 CUL 56 74 92 110
3 21 PC 39 SC 57 75 93 ST 111
4 22 40 SP 58 76 94 112
5 23 41 ST 59 SC 77 95 113 SC
6 24 42 PC 60 SP 78 SC 96 114
7 SC 25 43 61 CUL 79 SP 97 SC 115
8 26 SC 44 62 PC 80 ST 98 CUL 116 PC
9 27 ST 45 63 81 CUL 99 SP 117 SP
10 28 46 SC 64 82 PC 100 PC 118 CUL
11 29 47 65 SC 83 101 119S C
12 SC 30 48 66 84 102 120 ST
13 ST 31 49 67 ST 85 SC 103
14 32 50 68 86 104
15 33 SC 51 69 87 105
16 34 52 SC 70 88 106 SC
17 35 53 ST 71 89 107 ST
18 SC 36 54 72 SC 90 108
Our institution follows the reservation policy of H.P. University in admissions. The following
reservations are available, which are filled according to the reservation roaster devised by H.P.
University:
Schedule Caste (SC) : 15%
10 | P a g e (1-50)Schedule Tribe (ST) : 7.5%
Sports (SP) : 5%
Cultural Activities (CUL) : 5%
Persons with disability (PC) : 5%
One supernumerary seat for ‘single girl child’ candidate is reserved in each course provided she fulfills
the minimum eligibility criteria.
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Pursuing the aim to enhance and give boost to enrolment in Higher Education, University Grant
Commission has proposed Rashtriya Uchch Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA). Under this programme, the
CBCS has been introduced with a vision to enhance the quality of education. The new UGC CBCS
system has been approved and adopted by the Department of Higher Education and H.P.U Shimla since
session 2016-17 and the admission for the session 2020-21 will also be in accordance with the new
system
List of Undergraduate Programmes to be covered under CBCS as per the U.G.C. Template.
BACHELOR COURSES UNDER CBCS:
1. B. Sc. Life Sciences: (Botany, Zoology)
2. B. Sc. Physical Sciences: (Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry)
3. B.A.
4. B.Com
Outline of Choice Based Credit System:
1. Core Course: 4 Discipline Specific Core Courses (DSC) (2 per subject) and 2 Courses
of English and Hindi in B.A./B.Com). The papers under this category are going to be taught
uniformly across all universities with 30% deviation proposed in the draft. The purpose of
fixing core papers is to ensure that all the institutions follow a minimum common
curriculum so that each institution/university adheres to common minimum standard. Also
the course designed for papers under this category aims to cover the basics that a student is
expected to imbibe in that particular discipline. A course, which should compulsorily be
studied by a candidate as a core requirement is termed as a Core course.
2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and
which may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/
subject of study or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some
other discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate‟s proficiency/skill is called an
Elective Course.
11 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: (2 each for regular courses): Elective
courses offered under the main discipline/subject of study are referred to as
Discipline Specific Elective. The list provided under this category are suggestive
in nature and each University has complete freedom to suggest their own papers
under this category based on their expertise, specialization, requirements, scope and
need. The University/Institute may also offer discipline related Elective courses of
interdisciplinary nature (to be offered by main discipline/subject of study).
2.2 Generic Elective (GE) Course: (2 each for B.A. /B.Com. regular courses): An
elective course chosen from an unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention to
seek exposure beyond discipline/s of choice is called a Generic Elective. The
purpose of this category of papers is to offer the students the option to explore
disciplines of interest beyond the choices they make in Core and Discipline Specific
Elective papers. The list provided under this category are suggestive in nature and
each University has complete freedom to suggest their own papers under this
category based on their expertise, specialization, requirements, scope and need.
P.S.: A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective by other
discipline/subject and vice versa and such electives may also be referred to as Generic
Elective.
3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be
of two kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement
Courses (SEC). “AECC” courses are the courses based upon the content that leads to
Knowledge enhancement; i. Environmental Science and ii. English/Hindi/MIL
Communication. These are mandatory for all disciplines. SEC courses are value-based
and/or skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc.
3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): Environmental Science,
English Communication/Hindi Communication/MIL Communication.
3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): (4 for regular courses): These courses may
be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based
knowledge and should contain both theory and lab/hands-on/training/field work.
The main purpose of these courses is to provide students life-skills in hands-on
mode so as to increase their employability. The list provided under this category
12 | P a g e (1-50)are suggestive in nature and each University has complete freedom to suggest their
own papers under this category based on their expertise, specialization,
requirements, scope and need.
3.3 Practical/tutorials (One each with every core and discipline/generic specific
elective paper): The list of practical provided is suggestive in nature and each
university has the freedom to add/subtract/edit practical from the list depending on
their faculty and infrastructure available. Addition will however be of similar
nature.
CREDIT SCHEME
1. An Undergraduate degree in Humanities/ Social Sciences/ Commerce may be awarded if
a student completes 4 core courses each in two disciplines of choice, 2 core courses each in
English and Hindi/MIL, respectively, 2 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
(AECC), minimum 4 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), 2 courses each from a list of
Discipline Specific Elective courses based on the two disciplines of choice selected above,
respectively, and two courses from the list of Generic Electives courses.
2. An undergraduate degree in Science disciplines may be awarded if a student completes 4
core courses each in three disciplines of choice, 2 Ability Enhancement Compulsory
Courses (AECC), minimum 4 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) and 2 courses each from
a list of Discipline Specific Elective courses based on three disciplines of choice selected
above, respectively.
3. For the purpose of computation of work-load the following mechanism may be adopted:
i) 1 Credit = 1 Theory period of one hour duration per
week
ii) 1 Credit = 1 Tutorial period of one hour duration
per week
iii) 1 Credit = 1 Practical period of two hour duration
per week
13 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Credit Scheme for B.Sc. Course *Credits
===================================================================
=
Theory+ Practical
I. Core Course (6 Credits)
(12 Courses) 12X4= 48
04 Courses from each of the
03 disciplines of choice
Core Course Practical / Tutorial* 12X2=24
(12 Practical/ Tutorials*)
04 Courses from each of the
03 Disciplines of choice
II. Elective Course (6 Credits)
(6 Courses) 6x4=24
Two courses from each discipline of choice
Including paper of interdisciplinary nature.
Elective Course Practical / Tutorials* 6 X 2=12
(6 Practical / Tutorials*)
Two Courses from each discipline of choice
including paper of interdisciplinary nature
III. Ability Enhancement Courses
1 . Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC)
(2 Courses of 4 credits each) 2 X 4=8
Environmental Science
English/Hindi/MIL Communication
2 . Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) 4 X 4=16
(4 Courses of 4 credits each) ________________
Total credit= 132
*Wherever there is practical there will be no tutorials and vice –versa
14 | P a g e (1-50)TEMPLATE OF CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM IN B. Sc.
Core Courses Ability Skill Discipline
(12) Enhancement Enhancement Specific Elective
compulsory Course (SEC) (2) DSE (6)
courses (AECC)(2)
DSC- 1 A (English/Hindi/MIL
DSC- 1 B Communication)/
1st Year DSC- 2 A Environmental
Science
DSC- 2 B
DSC- 3 A Environmental
Science
DSC-3 B
/(English/Hindi/MIL
Communication)
DSC- 1 C SEC-1
nd
2 Year
DSC- 1 D
DSC- 2 C SEC-2
DSC- 2 D
DSC- 3 C
DSC- 3 D
DSE-1 A
SEC-3
DSE-2 A
DSE-3 A
3rd Year DSE-1 B
SEC-4
DSE-2 B
DSE-3 B
15 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Details of Credit Scheme for B.A. / B.Com. Course *Credits
Theory+ Practical/Tutorial
I. Core Course (6 Credits)
(12 Courses) 12X4= 48
Two courses – English
Two courses – Hindi/MIL
Four courses – Discipline 1. Four courses – Discipline 2.
Core Course Practical / Tutorial* 12X2=24
(12 Practical)
II. Elective Course (6 Credits)
(6 Courses) 6x4=24
Two courses- Discipline 1 specific
Two courses- Discipline 2 specific
Two courses- Inter disciplinary (GE)
Two courses from each discipline of choice and
two courses of interdisciplinary nature.
Elective Course Practical / Tutorials* 6 X 2=12
(6 Practical/ Tutorials*)
Two courses- Discipline 1 specific
Two courses- Discipline 2 specific
Two courses- Generic (Inter disciplinary) Two courses from each
discipline of choice including courses of interdisciplinary nature.
III. Ability Enhancement Courses
1 . Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC)
(2 Courses of 4 credits each) 2 X 4=8
Environmental Science
English/Hindi/MIL Communication
2 . Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) 4 X 4=16
(4 Courses of 4 credits each) __________________
Total credit= 132
*Wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa.
16 | P a g e (1-50)TEMPLATE OF CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM IN B. A. /B.Com
Core Courses Ability Skill Enhancement Discipline Generic
(12) Enhancement Course (SEC) (2) Specific Elective
compulsory courses Elective GE (2)
(AECC)(2) DSE (4)
English-I Environmental
Science
Hindi/Sanskrit-I
1st
DSC-1 A English/MIL
Year
DSC-1 B Communication
DSC-2 A
DSC-2 B
English/Hindi/ SEC-1
2nd MIL-2
SEC-2
Year DSC- 1 C
DSC- 1 D
DSC- 2 C
DSC- 2 D
Hindi/MIL/
English-2
SEC-3 DSE-1 A GE-1
3rd
DSE-2 A
Year
SEC-4 DSE-1B GE-2
DSE-2 B
17 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR B.A. IST Year (See page no 36)
Each student will have to opt the following eight courses in B.A. / B.Com. Ist Year:
1. Core Course : English & Hindi
2. Discipline Specific Core Course – 1 (DSC-1A & DSC-1B)
3. Discipline Specific Core Course – 2 (DSC-2A& DSC-2B)
4. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) : English /MIL (Communication) and
Environmental Science
The candidate may choose a combination of two subjects (DSC-1 and DSC-2) from the list of
subject combinations. Students are advised to choose subject combinations carefully. There will
be no change in the subject combination once the admission is granted to the student in that
particular subject combination.
Important Instructions
A candidate shall be required to fulfill the following conditions to appear in the annual
examinations:-
(i) 75% attendance in theory and practical.
(ii) 75% attendance in lectures and seminars.
(iii) 100% submission of assignments.
(iv) It shall also be mandatory to participate in activities of subject societies.
List of courses
Faculty of Science
Semester Subject Course Course Title Course Code
Type
DSC Atomic Structure, Bonding, General CHEM101TH
Organic Chemistry &
Hydrocarbons
Chemistry States of Matter, chemical kinetics & CHEM102TH
Functional organic chemistry
Mathematics DSC Differential Calculus MATH101TH
Differential Equations MATH102TH
Physics DSC Mechanics PHYS101
Electricity and Magnetism PHYS102
DSC Animal Diversity ZOOL101
Zoology Comparative Anatomy & ZOOL102
B.Sc.1st Developmental Biology of
Year Vertebrates
Botany DSC Biodiversity BOTA101
Plant Ecology & Taxonomy BOTA102
18 | P a g e (1-50)Solutions, Phase Equilibrium,
Conductance, Electrochemistry & CHEM201TH
DSC Organic Chemistry
Chemistry Chemistry of main group element, CHEM202TH
chemical Energetics and Equilibria
Basic Analytical Chemistry CHEM203
SEC Fuel Chemistry & Chemistry of CHEM204
Cosmetics and Perfumes
Mathematics DSC Real Analysis MATH201TH
Algebra MATH202TH
SEC Integral Calculus MATH309TH
Vector Calculus MATH310TH
B.Sc.2nd
Zoology DSC Physiology & Biochemistry ZOOL201
Year Genetics & Evolutionary Biology ZOOL202
Medical Diagnostics ZOOL203
SEC Apiculture ZOOL204
Botany Plant Anatomy & Embryology BOTA201
DSC Plant Physiology & Metabolism BOTA202
SEC Biofertilizers BOTA203
Gardening & Floriculture BOTA204
Physics DSC Statistical Thermal Physics PHYS201
Waves and Optics PHYS202
Computational Physics PHYS204
SEC Electrical Circuits and Network PHYS205
Skills
Botany DSE Economic Botany & Biotechnology BOTA-301
Cell and Molecular Biology BOTA-303
B.Sc.
3rd Year SEC Medicinal Botany and Ethnobotany BOTA-306
Mushroom Cultivation Technology BOTA307
Chemistry Polynuclear Hydrtocarbons, Dyes, CHEM301
DSE Heterocyclic compounds,
Spectroscopy (UV, IR, NMR)
Polymer Chemistry CHEM305
Chemical Technology & Society & CHEM307
SEC Business skills for Chemistry
Pesticide Chemistry & CHEM308
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Mathematics DSE Matrices MATH301TH
Numerical Method MATH304TH
SEC Probability And Statistics MATH313TH
Transportation And Game Theory MATH317TH
GE Portfolio optimization MATH319TH
Queuing and reliability theory MATH320TH
Descriptive statistics and MATH321TH
probability theory
19 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Sample surveys and design of MATH322TH
B.Sc. experiments
3rd Year
Physics DSE Elements of modern physics PHYS301TH
Nuclear and particle physics PHYS304TH
SEC Radiation safety PHY307TH
Renewable energy and energy PHY310TH
harvesting
Zoology DSE Applied zoology ZOOL301TH
Insect, vectors and diseases ZOOL302TH
SEC Sericulture ZOOL303TH
Aquarium fish keeping ZOOL304TH
* DSC- Discipline Specific Core Courses, DSE- Discipline Specific Elective, SEC-
Skill Enhancement Course, GE- Generic Elective
Faculty of Arts and Commerce
1stYear
Subject Subject Title Course Code Course Type
(CC/AECC/SEC/D SE or
DSC /GE-I
or GE-II)
B.Com Financial Accounting BC 1.1 DSC
Business Organisation & Management DSC
Business Law BC 1.2 DSC
Business Statistics & Mathematics BC 1.3 DSC
BC 1.4
Economics Principles of Micro Economics-I Principles ECON A101 DSC
ECON A102 DSC
of Micro Economics-II
English English-I Core ENGLISH ENG CE 101 CC
ENGDSC 102 DSC
English Literature- 1 (Essays, Stories &Poems)
ENG DSC103 DSC
English Literature- 2 (Poems, Short Stories &
Essays) ENGAECC104 AECC
English (Writing Skills)
20 | P a g e (1-50)Geography Physical Geography General GEOGP101CC DSC
Cartography GEOGP102CC DSC
Hindi HIND102 DSC
HIND103 DSC
HIND101 MIL
History History of India from The Earliest times upto 300 HIST(A)101 DSC
CE
History of India from 300 to 1206 HIST(A)102
DSC
Music Theory of Indian Music MUSA101 TH DSC
Practical MUSA102PR DSC
Theory of Indian Music general & Biographies MUSA103TH SEC
Practical (Viva-Voce) MUSA104PR SEC
Phy. Edu. Introduction to Physical Education PED101TH DSC
Olympics moment & organizations of PED102TH DSC
Tournaments
Pol.Science Introduction to Political Theory India POLS101 DSC
Government and Politics POLS102 DSC
Pub Add Administrative Theory Indian PUBA101A DSC
Administration PUBA102A DSC
Sanskrit SKT-DSC101 DSC
DSC
SKT-DSC102
MIL
SKT-DSC103
Sociology Introduction to Sociology SOCL101 DSC
Society in India SOCL 102 DSC
* DSC- Discipline Specific Core Courses, DSE- Discipline Specific Elective,
SEC- Skill Enhancement Course, GE- Generic Elective
2ND YEAR
Course Type
(CC/AECC/SEC/DS
Subject Subject Course Code
E or DSC /GE-I or
title
GE-II)
B.Com 1. Company Law BC2.1 DSC
Income Tax Law and Practice. DSC
2. BC2.2
SEC
Computer Application in Business
3. BC2.3 DSC
Corporate Accounting
4. BC2.4 DSC
Cost Accounting
SEC
5. E-Commerce BC2.5
6. BC2.6
21 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Economics 1. 2. Principles of Macro Economics-I ECONA201 DSC
ECONA202 DSC
Principles of Macro Economics-II
(One out of the following)
3. 4. Statistical Method-I. ECONA203 SEC
Economics of Rural Development ECONA204 SEC
5. 6. (One out of the following
ECONA205 SEC
Statistical Methods-II ECONA206 SEC
Demography
English 1. English-2 Core English ENGCE-201 DSC
DSC
2. British Literature ENGDSC-202 DSC
Literary Cross Currents
3. ENGDSC-203 AEEC/SEC
AEEC/SEC-1: Creative Writing Book and
Media Reviews ENGAEEC/SEC2
4.
AEEC/SEC-2, (translation studies and 04 AEEC/SEC
principals of translation ENGAEECSEC205
5.
Geography 1. Human Geography GEOGP201CC DSC
Environmental Geography GEOGP202CC DSC
2. Regional Planning and development GEOGP203SEC SEC
3. Remote Sensing & GPS GEOGP204 SEC SEC
4.
Hindi HIND 201 MIL
HIND 202 DSC
HIND 203 DSC
HIND 204 SEC
HIND 206 SEC
History 1. History of India from 1206-1707 HIST203 DSC
HIST204 DSC
2. History of India from 1707-1950 HIST217 SEC
3. Historical Tourism: Theory and Practice HIST219 SEC
4. Indian History and Culture
MUSIC 1. Ancient Granthas & Contributions. MUSA201 TH DSC
MUSA202PR DSC
2. Practical(Stage Performance) MUSA203TH SEC
3. Medieval Granthas & Contributions. MUSA204PR SEC
MUSA205PR SEC
4. Practical Viva-Voce
MUSA206PR SEC
5. Practical (Value based course)
6. Practical (Value based course)
Phy. Educ 1. Human Anatomy & Physiology PED201TH DSC
Sports Psychology PED202TH DSC
2.
Sports, Medicine, Physiotherapy& PED203TH SEC
3. Rehabilitation
4. Sports Trainings PED204TH SEC
22 | P a g e (1-50)Pol.Science 1. Comparative Govt. & Politics POLS201 DSC
POLS202 DSC
2. Introduction to International Relations
POLS203 SEC
3. Legislative Support
POLS204 SEC
4. Public opinion and survey Research
Pub Ad 1. Administrative Thinkers PUBA-201A DSC
2. Development Administration DSC
3. Computer Application & Office PUBA-202A SEC
Management PUBA203A
4. Human Resources & Logistic management SEC
PUBA204A
Sanskrit SKT-DSC-201 DSC
DSC
SKT-DSC-202 SEC
SKT-AEEC-205 SEC
SKT-AEEC-206
Sociology 1. Sociological Theories SOCL-A201 DSC
Method of Sociological Enquiry DSC
2. Techniques of Social Research SOCL-A202 SEC
3. Sociology of Environment SOCL-A203 SEC
4. SOCL-A204
3RD YEAR
Subject Subject Title Course Code Course Type
(CC/AECC/SEC
/DSE or DSC
/GE-I or GE-II)
B.Com 1. Human Resource Management BC 3.1A DSE
2. Fundamentals of Financial Management DSE
3. Management Accounting BC 3.2A DSE
4. International Business BC 3.5C DSE
5. Entrepreneurship SEC
BC 3.6A
6. Personal Selling & Salesmanship SEC
7. Principles of Micro Economics BC 3.3 GE
8. Indian Economy GE
BC 3.7
BC 3.4
BC 3.8
23 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Economics 1. Public Finance ECONA310 SEC
2. Money and Banking ECONA311 SEC
3. Development Economics ECONA305 DSE
4. International Economics ECONA306 DSE
5. Indian Economy ECONA301 DSE
6. Economic History of India 1857-1947 ECONA302 DSE
ECONA314 GE
7. Indian Economy
ECONA313 GE
8. Economy of Himachal Pradesh
Indian Economy
English 1. Soft Skills ENG 303 DSE
2. Academic Writing and Composition ENG 304 DSE
Technical writing ENG 301 AEEC/ SEC
3. Business Communication ENG 302
4. Literature from Himachal ENG 305 AEEC/ SEC
5. Contemporary India: ENG 306 GE
GE
6. Women and Empowerment
Geography 1. Geography of India GEOGP303 DSE
2. Economic Geography GEOGP303 DSE
3. Disaster management GEOGP304 DSE
4. Geography of Tourism GEOGP304 DSE
5. Field Techniques & survey based project GEOGP302 SEC
report practical
6. Geographic Information System GEOGP301 SEC
7. Disaster Risk Reduction GEOGP305 GE
8. Sustainability & Development GEOGP306 GE
HIND 301 SEC
HIND 304 SEC
HIND 305 DSE
Hindi
HIND 306 DSE
HIND 307 GE
HIND 308 GE
1. Modern and contemporary world History-I HIST305 DSE
1871-1919
History HIST307 DSE
2. Modern and contemporary world History-II
1919-1992 HIST312 GE
3. HIST310 GE
4. History of Himachal Pradesh 1815-1972
Socio Religious reform movements in India HIST317 SEC
5. (19 and 20 centuries)
th th
HIST319 SEC
6. Indian History and culture
Introduction to Indian Art
24 | P a g e (1-50)Music 1. Value based & Practical Oriented Course for MUSA301TH SEC
Hindustani Music (Vocal/Inst)-III
MUSA302PR SEC
2. Value based & Practical Oriented Course for
Hindustani Music (Vocal/Inst)-IV
MUSA303TH DSE
3. Theory of Indian Music and study of Ancient
Granth & Ragas (Vocal/Inst)
MUSA305TH DSE
4. Theory of Indian Music and Ghrana Tradition
(Vocal/Inst) MUSA307TH GE
5. Theory of Indian Music (Vocal/Inst) MUSA308PR GE
6. Practical (Vocal/Inst)
Phy. Edu. 1. Specialization in Volley Ball PED301PR SEC
Specialization in FootBall PED302PR SEC
2. Specialization in Kabaddi PED303PR SEC
3. Specialization in Athletics PED304PR SEC
Recreation PED305TH DSE
4.
Methods of Teaching in Physical Education PED307TH DSE
5. Officiating and Coaching PED308TH DSE
Health Education and Nutrition PED309TH GE
6.
Yoga PED310TH GE
7.
8.
9.
Pol.Science 1. Themes in Comp. Pol. Theory POLS301 DSE
POLS302 DSE
2. Democracy & Government POLS303 SEC
Democratic Awareness with legal literacy
3. Conflict & Peace building POLS304 SEC
POLS305 GE
4. Society, Economy, Politics in H.P
POLS306 GE
5. Human rights & Gender Environment
6.
Pub Ad 1. Leadership Style and Conflict Management PUBA301A SEC
Stress & Time management PUBA302A SEC
2. Local Government in India PUBA303A DSE
3. Contemporary Issues & concerns in Indian PUBA304A DSE
Administration
4.
Public Policy & Administration in India PUBA305A DSE
Financial Administration PUBA306A DSE
5. Constitutional and Administrative Aspects of PUBA307A GE
6. Himachal Pradesh
Disaster Management PUBA308A GE
7.
E- Governance PUBA309A GE
8.
9.
25 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Sanskrit SKT-DSE- 301 DSE
DSE
SKT-DSE- 302 GE
SKT-DSE- 303 GE
SKT-DSE- 304
SEC
SEC
SKT-AEEC/SEC-305
SKT-AEEC/SEC-306
Sociology 1. Social Demography SOCL-A-301 SEC
2. Theory and Practice of Development SEC
3. Marriage, family & Kinship SOCL-A-302 DSE
4. Social Stratification SOCL-A-304 DSE
5. Economy and Society GE
SOCL-A-305
SOCL-A-308
* DSC- Discipline Specific Core Courses, DSE- Discipline Specific Elective,
SEC- Skill Enhancement Course, GE- Generic Elective
1. Eligibility for Admission in B.A. 1st/B.Sc. 1st/B.Com. 1st Year
AGE LIMIT
1) Maximum age limit for admission to B.A./B.Sc./B.Com courses is 23 for male
candidates who belong to the general category and 25 years for girls as on 1st July
2020. A relaxation of 3 years is applicable to candidates belonging to SC/ ST
category. The Vice Chancellor may permit age relaxation up to maximum of 6
months.
2) The students who want to take Mathematics as Core Course must have studied and
passed Mathematics paper at 10+2 level with minimum of 45% marks.
IMPORTANT
The Principal of college will have the right to refuse admission to a candidate
during the session on grounds of ragging, indiscipline, misbehaviour or had conduct
including unruly acts and non-observance of code of discipline.
The admission for 2nd and 3rd Year will be as per University/Govt. Notification
A) Academic Qualification: A student must pass in the senior secondary (+2)
Examination conducted by the H.P. Board of School Education, C.B.S.E. or
an examination accepted as equivalent by HP University:-
26 | P a g e (1-50)I. Provided that the candidates who have passed the qualifying
examination with science stream shall be given preference in
admission to B.Sc. 1st Year.
II. Provided that candidates who have passed the qualifying examination
with commerce stream shall be given preference in admission to
B.Com 1st Year.
III. Provided that the candidates who have passed the qualifying
examination with Arts, Stream shall be given preference in admission
to B.A. 1st Year
The candidates applying for Science stream should have passed 10+2
Examination or its equivalent from recognized Board/University with any of the three
subjects out of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or any other science subject with
50% or equivalent grade and if or SC/ST candidate the required eligibility will be 45%
or equivalent grade.
NOTE: Modification in CBCS is subject to change as per Government Notification and
University Guidelines, if any amendment is made by Government/HPU in the near
future that shall be implemented.
2. Eligibility for the Degree
2.1. A regular candidate shall have to undergo the prescribed courses of
study in a College affiliated to the H.P. University for a period of not less than
three academic year (and not more than five academic years) passed the
examination and fulfilled such conditions as have been prescribed therefore.
2.2. There shall be no private or other category of students. The student shall
be eligible for degree either through regular mode or through distance education
mode only.
2.3. For the degree (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com), the student will have to earn minimum
of 132 successful credits hours of course work for over a minimum of three
and maximum of five years from the date of admission.
3. Choosing Programme study courses:-
3.1. At the time of admission, each student will identify a Core (main) subject
in which he/she will concentrate and Core-II (allied) elective subject which he/she
would choose to study
27 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )3.2. Core subject once identified would not be changed unless the student
quits a programme and joins a new programme.
3.3. In these subjects the student will be required to accumulate a certain
minimum number of credits in order to qualify for the UG degree.
3.4. The degree of the student will be awarded as B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com. on
the basis of the faculty.
4. Academic Programme
1.1 B.A. (Arts, Humanities, Languages)
4.1.1. Language group: English, Hindi, and Sanskrit
4.1.2. Social Science/Humanities group: Economics, Political Science, Sociology,
History, Geography, Public Administration, Mathematics and Music
1.2 Science group: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany and Zoology
1.3 B.Com.: (Commerce)
Facilities for Students
Scholarships/Stipends/Awards:
The college offers various scholarships and awards to students regulated by
detailed rules available in the college office. Application for these scholarships/stipends
should be submitted to the college after the recommendation of the tutor.
The college offers following scholarships/stipends/awards:-
i. Post Metric Scholarship Scheme for SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS
ii. Government of India Scholarships for the Handicapped.
iii. District soldier Board Scholarship.
iv. Scholarship for awards of freedom Fighters.
v. Merit holders of University Examination
vi. Kalpana Chawla Chhatravriti Yojana.
vii. Minority Community Scholarship
viii. Inspire Scholarship (Only Science girls)
ix. Eight sponsored Scholarships
x. Three PTA Scholarships
Leave Rules
i. Student can avail leave with prior permission after properly applying for leave
on prescribed leave form.
ii. A tutor can recommend leave upto 3 days. A student must get application
singed by senior tutor for leave upto 7 days.
iii. Leave during house examination will be sanctioned by the Principal on the
recommendation of senior tutor.
28 | P a g e (1-50)Library:
The library of an institution is a reflection of its intellectual worth. The college
has rich library having a collection of 10491 books along with the reading room. To
keep the students abreast with current affairs library subscribes to 8 magazines and
6 newspapers. References books are not issued. Ordinary two books are issued at a
time for 7 days and the librarian has right to recall the books. In case of loss of
books, the students will have to either replace the book or pay fine in addition to
present price of the book.
Co-Curricular activities in the college
Eco-Club BASODAN:
Environment is indispensable for any living organism and it is a sole
responsibility only for human being to save and preserve it for future generation.
Therefore our college has an Eco Club “BASODAN” sanctioned by the State Science
and Technology Department, H.P. is working in the college to encourage activities like
afforestation, sanitation, environment sustainability, conservation, garbage disposal etc.
Students participate and create awareness through various activities like poster making
awareness campaigns Etc.
NAtinoal Cadet Corps (NCC):
The college has a unit of NCC. The officer commanding 2 HP Coy NCC,
Dalhousie Cant has sanctioned one NCC platoon to the college. NCC cadets will be
selected by the PI Staff of 2 HP (I) Coy NCC, Dalhousie Cant as per the directions
of HP (I) Coy NCC, Dalhousie Cant. The cadets participate in the various camps,
Independence and Republic Day Parades etc.
Annual Prize Distribution Function
Annual prize distribution function will be held during even semester (II/V). Prizes
will be awarded to those students who show excellence in the field of Academic,
Sports, Cultural, NSS Rovers and Rangers NCC Red Ribbon Club and other activities
on the basis of rules framed for prizes. It has been started by Sh. R.R. Awasthi Trophy
for excellence in Sports.
Tutorial Groups:
Every student is assigned as tutorial group which normally consisted of 40-50
students. Each group is guided by a member of the faculty who is their tutor. The
students have to seek advice of their tutor for all problems. They have to get their
identity card signed by the concerned tutor/senior tutor. Identity cards must be complete
in all respects within 15 days after admission.
29 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )National Service Scheme (NSS):
The national Service Scheme is currently comprising of 100 volunteers. The
enrolment is made by Programme Officer on the basis of selection. In every academic
session our students participate in number of social programmes organised in the
college and outside the college.
Red Ribbon Club
In order to raise awareness level regarding the dreaded HIV/AIDS, blood
donation, drug abuse and other related issues, the college has framed Red Ribbon
Club.
Rovers & Rangers Units
The Bharat Scouts and Guides is a registered society under Societies
Registration Act. It is a voluntary, non-political and secular organization. It is largest
youth movement. The college has two units of this organization. The objective of the
units is to create in each student the qualities of personal dignity, poise graciousness
and social maturity.
SVEEP
Govt of India has started a special programme to enhance the voter awareness and
knowledge about election system of our country and register new voter in the voter
list, to update address, photo and other credentials. This programme is called
Systematic Voter’s Education and Electoral Participation and under SVEEP programme
our college has also created a SVEEP Club to achieve above mentioned aims.
Disaster Management Cell
Disaster Management Cell is also created in our college to and aware train students
about different types of disasters. In every academic session students participate in
different awareness, training and mock-drill programmes.
College Magazine:
College is a platform for creative buds to recognize their talent and to provide
them a forum for the manifestation of their creativity, the College has a magazine
“VAGEESHA” named after Goddess Saraswati is brought out annually. The magazine
has eight sections. Each section is edited by the member of the staff and is assisted
by a student editor. Interesting students can approach the Editorial Staff for any
guidance in this regard, so that their original thoughts and creativity can be presented
in the right section of college magazine.
Career Guidance & Counselling Cell:
After passing a secondary school, a student reaches at the threshold of career
development. So, a career Guidance and counselling cell has been established in the
30 | P a g e (1-50)college to provide the guidance and proper counselling to the students regarding their
future prospects and career, vitally taking their qualification and interest into account.
Information related to job avenues is also displayed on the notice board from time to
time. There is separate notice board for admission and job alerts.
Sports Activities:
The college provides facilities to those who wish to make a mark in sports.
College sends team for various University Championships like Athletics, Chess,
Volleyball, Table Tennis, Badminton, Kabaddi, Basketball and Weight lifting (M/W). No
student can play for an outside team without the written permission of the Principal.
Annual Athletic Meet of the college is also another opportunity for the students to
show their calibre and excellence in Athletics and Sports.
Cultural Activities
As we know that in our country there is a diversity of culture and perpetually
needs to be grown and develop. Thus, the institution also provides a platform to
students to show their talent through various cultural activities at H.P.U. Youth Festival,
Inter College and Intra College Competition. They get a chance to participate in
Debate, declamation, poetic recitation, elocution, quiz, drama, skit, mime, group dance,
light vocal etc.
Mountaineering/Adventure club:
College students are the emerging buds, who keeps different talent, apart from the
studies. So, Mountaineering/Adventure club of the college takes the students for
different expeditions, trekking and adventure sports.
Important Note: Prior permission of parents and concerned subject teacher is required for
participating in any outdoor activity, H.P.U. Youth Festival and Inter College competitions.
PTA
The PTA is a formal organization to strengthen the role parents in the institution
for the betterment of their wards and also to protect their interests. Parents of students
contribute towards PTA fund at the time of admission.
Educational Tours
1. Educational tours are also arranged for students during the winter vacation. The routes
will be recommended by the concerned committee and approved by the Principal.
2. For each tour, Teacher in-charge fixes itinerary (A plan of journey) with other members
of the committee.
3. The college provides limited financial support as permitted under rules.
4. Students will have to produce written permission from their parents for joining such
tours.
31 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )ADMISSION PROCEDURE/RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SESSION 2020-21
All the students are directed to complete the following four steps regarding
admission in BA/ BCom/ BSc 1st, 2nd & 3rd year.
Step 1: Online Enrolment
Step 2: Submission of documents (online)
Step 3: Payment of fee
Step 4: Submission of documents (offline)
Note:- The applicants who have already registered themselves earlier from July 2020 for the admission
for the session 2020-21 will have to complete step 2, step 3 and Step 4 in order to complete their
admission process.
Step 1: Online Enrolment
All the applicant’s interested to get admission in 1st, 2nd and 3rd year are directed to enrol themselves on
the following link:
For 1st year: https://forms.gle/cNMuroWwi94uNKK18
For 2nd and 3rd year: https://forms.gle/VvurorXDpn7SHrNj8
Step 2: Submission of documents (online)
1. Download the prescribed admission pro-forma (Annexure-1) for the session 2020-21
from the website (www.gcchowari.com)
2. Fill-in the admission form after taking printout of admission pro-forma.
3) (a) For BA/ BCom/ BSc 1st year, Scan the same form along with copies of documents such as
AADHAR, 10th, 10+2, Himachali Bonafide, gap certificate, category certificate (SC, ST, IRDP
& OBC), character certificate from institute last attended/gram panchayat in case of any gap and
migration certificate (if 10+2 is from board other than HPBSE Dharamshala) etc. required for
admission then make one pdf file of whole documents.
(b) For BA/ BCom/ BSc 2nd / 3rd year roll on basis admission scan Scan the same form along with
copies of examination form/admit card of BA/ BCom/ BSc 1st / 2nd year respectively along
with Himachali Bonafide (only in case of girl students if eligible) then make pdf file of whole
document.
send it to the concerned screening committee latest by 15th August 2020 through email id’s as
under:-
For B.A. send documents to bagcchowari@gmail.com
For B.Sc. send documents to bscgcchowari@gmail.com
For B.Com send documents to bcomgcchowari@gmail.com
32 | P a g e (1-50)4) After screening, the confirmation regarding eligibility of candidate by their respective major
subject teacher, a reply will be sent to applicant’s email whether or not they are eligible for fulfilling
rest of the admission formalities. If found eligible the applicant will have to submit the required
admission fee online according to the fee structure (Table ).
Step 3 : Payment of fee
5. All the eligible applicants have to submit the required fee according to fee structure (Table
). The admission fee can be credited online in the following account no. Send the fee receipt in
the concerned email id as reply mail of fee submission.:-
NAME: PRINCIPAL, GC CHOWARI BRANCH: SBI CHOWARI
ACCOUNT No.:11522428056 IFSC CODE: SBIN0002328
Step 4: Submission of document (offline)
6. Hard copies of admission pro-forma and other required documents along with fee
reference no./confirmation of payment/fee receipt of online fee submission will further be
submitted in the office of college latest by 20th August 2020.
7. Applicant must read the following important points while going through admission
process:-
I. If an applicant has physically disability more than 40% then he/she will not be charges
any fee or fund subject to the production of the disability certificate issued by a competent
authority.
II. Any student if opts one of the following major subjects viz. Music, Physical Education,
Geography, he/she will have to pay Rs. 180/- per subject as practical subject fee in addition to
total fee.
III. Candidate seeking admission in 2nd and 3rd year will be considered eligible only if he/she
is found ON ROLLS till the second week of March 2020.
IV. Admission to any candidate will only be considered final after the approval of the
Principal GC Chowari and HPU Shimla.
V. The admission of students can be cancelled if he/she is found ineligible at a later stage.
VI. If a girl student having Himachali domicile remains unable to produce HP bonafide
certificate at the time of her admission she will have to submit full tutition fee.
VII. For any guidance and queries the following faculty members can be consulted
For Arts: Mr. M.R. Dhiman (Assistant Professor) Mobile: 9418495814
For Science: Mr. Ravinder Dogra (Assistant Professor) Mobile: 9459507185
For Commerce: Mrs. Pallavi Bery (Assistant Professor) Mobile: 9418312181
33 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )DETAIL OF COLLEGE FEEs AND FUNDs FOR THE SESSION 2020-21
Government Account Fees (Amount in Rupees) Himachal Pradesh University Charges
Registration Fee 200 (H. P. Board)
1 Admission Fee 25 1
(1 year students only) 400 (other Boards)
st
50 Per University Development 250 (Non-BPL/IRDP)
2 Tuition Fee Month 2 Fund (once in course) 100 (BPL/IRDP)
3 Re-admission Fee 1st time 100 3 Youth Welfare Fund 15
4 Re-admission 2nd Time 200 4 H.P.U. Sports Fee 15
5 Late Admission Fee 10/- per day 5 Holiday House Fund 1
6 Late Payment of dues 1/- per day 6 Continuation Fee 10
College Annual Charges College Monthly Charges
Library security (1st year 100
1 students (Refunded) (to be refunded) 1 Amalgamated Fund 25
2 House Examination Fund 80 / Year 2 Sports Fund 20
3 Medical Fund 6 3 Building Fund 10
4 Book Replacement Fund 25 4 Rovers & Rangers Fund 5
Campus Development Physics, Chemistry,
5 Beautification & Up-keep10 5 Botany and Zoology 20
Fund
Furniture Repair/ Geography, Music and
6 Replacement Fund 10 6 Physical Education 15
Computer Practical
7 Identity Card 10 7 (Commerce & Mathematics) 15
8 Duplicate Identity Card 20 OTHER CHARGES
9 Magazine Fund 50 1 Absent Fine (Per Period 1
10 N.C.C. Fund 10 2 Absent Fine / Practical 3
Absent from midterm 10
11 Student Aid Fund 2 2 3 test (Per Paper)
Late Return of Library 1
12 Cultural Activity Fund 20 4 Books
13 Computer & Internet20
Facility
14 Red Cross Fund 40
34 | P a g e (1-50)Fee Structure for the session 2020-21 in r/o following mention classes
Class Description 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd year
1 B.A. – Boys NON-IRDP 2009+520=2529 1669+520 1669+520
IRDP 1859+520=2379 =2189 =2189
2 B.A. – Girls NON-IRDP 1409+520=1929 1069+520 1069+520
IRDP 1259+520=1779 =1589 =1589
3 B.Com. – Boys NON-IRDP 2189+520=2709 1849+520 1669+520
IRDP 2039+520=2559 =2369 =2189
4 B.Com. – Girls NON-IRDP 1589+520=2109 1249+520 1069+520
IRDP 1439+520=1959 =1769 =1589
5 B. Sc. (Med) Boys NON-IRDP 2729+520=3249 2389+520 2389+520
IRDP 2579+520=3099 =2909 =2909
6 B. Sc. (Med) Girls NON-IRDP 2129+520=2649 1789+520 1789+520
IRDP 1979+520=2499 =2309 =2309
7 B. Sc. (NM) Boys NON-IRDP 2489+520=3009 2149+520 2149+520
IRDP 2339+520=2859 =2669 =2669
8 B. Sc. (NM) Girls NON-IRDP 1889+520=2409 1549+520 1549+520
IRDP 1739+520=2259 =2069 =2069
Note :-
• Specially abled students i.e special need students with more than 40% disability will not be
charged any fees & funds as per letter No. EDN-H(8)B(15)- HPU- 15/2013 dated 1st feb,
2020.
• With reference to letter of HPU Shimla RME section dated 28th November, 2019 the
registration fee will be submitted online by the candidate in https://exams.hpushimla.in
portal at the time of registration.
• Students of Geography, Music, Physical Education, JMC and Mathematics/Commerce
(practical) will have to pay their Practical fee of Rs. 180 per subject per year in addition to the
above mentioned fee and dues.
• Fee and funds are subject to revision from time to time by the Govt. of HP/HPU Shimla. As
such, fee and Funds applicable as the time of admission/subsequently will be charged.
• Bonafide Himachali Girls are exempted from tuition fee as per EDN & H (8) 3(7) 1/76 dt. 29-
062007.
• PTA fund @ Rs. 500 and Admission form fee @ 20 charged from each student at the time of
admission in each year for annual system. Separate receipt will be issued for PTA fund.
35 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )SUBJECT COMBINATION FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS 36 | P a g e (1-50)
ANNUAL COMMITTEES/ ASSIGNMENTS FOR SESSION 2020-21
College Advisory Council:
1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Convener) 2) Sh. M. R. Dhiman 3) Sh. Ravinder Dogra
4) Ms. Beby Kumari 5) Sh. Pitamber Dutt 6) Lt. Surjeet Kumar
7) Sh. Chaman Lal (Office Supdt.)
Redressal cum Counselling Cell for Students:
1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Convener) 2) Sh. M. R. Dhiman 3) Sh. Ravinder Dogra
4) Ms. Beby Kumari 5) Lt. Surjeet Kumar 6) Dr. Amrita 7) Ms. Pallavi Berry
8) CSCA Office Bearers
Time Table Committee:
1) Sh. Ravinder Dogra (Convener) 2) Lt. Surjeet Kumar 3) Sh. Swaroop Kumar
4) Ms. Pallavi Berry
Senior Tutors:
1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (B. A. 1st Year)
2) Sh. M. R. Dhiman (B. A. 2nd /3rd Year)
3) 3) Sh. Ravinder Dogra (B. Sc.)
4) Ms. Pallavi Berry (B. Com.)
Attestation for Bus Passes:
Commerce: 1) Ms. Pallavi Berry 2) Sh. Satya Prakash
Science: 1) Dr. Akash Deep Sharma 2) Dr. Manoj Kumar 3) Sh. Roop Lal
Arts: 1) Ms. Santosh Kumari (Sociology, Sanskrit & Music)
2) Sh. Ram Kumar (Political Science, Public Administration.)
3) Sh. Satya Parkash (Geography & English)
4) Sh. Manoj Kumar (History, Hindi, Economics & Physical Education)
Discipline Committee:
1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Convener) 2) Sh. M. R. Dhiman 3) Ms. Beby Kumari
4) Sh. Ajay Kumar (His) 5) Sh. Swaroop Kumar 6) Ms. Pallavi Berry
7) Dr. Akash Deep Sharma 8) Sh. Manoj Kumar
37 | P a g e ( 1 - 4 7 )Anti Ragging Committee:
1) Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (Convener) 2) Ms. Beby Kumari 3) Sh. Pitamber dutt
4) Lt. Surjeet Kumar 5) Dr. Amrita 6) Ms. Santosh Kumari 6) Ms. Pallavi Berry
7) Dr. Manoj Kumar
Anti Ragging Squad:
1) Sh. M. R. Dhiman (Convener) 2) Ms. Pallavi Berry ( Top Floor)
3) Dr. Amrita (1st Floor) 4) Ms. Beby Kumari (Canteen Area)
5) Dr. Akash Deep Sharma & Sh. Roop Lal (Ground Floor & Front Area)
6) Sh. Satya Parkash (Top Floor)
7) Sh. Manoj Kumar (Canteen Area & Back Area)
8) Sh. Ram Kumar (Lower Building Area & Basket Ball Court Area)
House Examination Committee:
1) Dr. Amrita (Convener) 2) Dr. Manoj Kumar 3) Sh. Roop Lal
4) Sh. Manoj Kumar 5) Sh. Ram Kumar 6) Sh. Satya Parkash
7) Sh. Ramesh Kumar (JLA)
College Bursar: Lt. Surjeet Kumar
Library Affairs Committee:
1) Sh. Ajay Kumar (His) (Convener) 2) Sh. Swaroop Kumar
3) Dr. Akash Deep Sharma 4) Dr. Manoj Kumar 5) Sh. Ajay Kumar (Hindi)
6) Library Staff
UGC Affairs Committee:
1) Sh. Ravinder Dogra (Convener) 2) Dr. Manoj Kumar 3) Sh. Roop Lal
4) Sh. Satya Parkash
Equal Oppourtunities/ Equality Cell:
1) Sh. M. R. Dhiman (Convener) 2) Ms. Beby Kumari 3) Sh. Pitamber Dutt
4) Dr. Amrita 5) Ms. Santosh kumari 6) Sh. Roop Lal 7) Sh. Ram Kumar
Remedial Coaching Classes:
1) Sh. Ajay Kumar (His.) (Convener) 2) Dr. Akash Deep Sharma 3) Sh. Roop
Lal 4) Sh. Ram Kumar 5) Sh. Satya Parkash 6) Sh. Manoj Kumar
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