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FOR GIRLS

D.A.V. COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

Yamunanagar - 135 001 Best Women College of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra College with Potential for Excellence NAAC Accredited Grade "A"

Five essential skills that a positive leader must have if he/she wants to succeed in increasing the involvement of his/her group. First skill that a leader must have is the skill of building trust by trusting others. It means having a basic faith in people, a strong faith that people are essentially trustworthy. This trust is built not just because you are trustworthy but it is built by demonstrating trust building behaviour and the most significant of these behaviours is to trust others.

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Dr. Ms. Sushma Arya Principal

College Profile Programmes & Courses Offered Schedule for the Academic Session (2013-2014) Subject Combinations Allowed in Humanities Subject Combinations for Honours Courses Eligibility for Under Graduate Courses Eligibility for Post Graduate Courses Admission Procedure & Rules Whom to Consult Criteria for the Selection of Miss DAV Useful Information Information Pertaining to Academics Special Activities & Programmes College Functions Vehicle Parking Rules Leave Rules General Rules Hostel Fee Details Hostel Rules Fee Concession & Scholarships College Calendar (2013-2014) Annual Donors
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Another skill that develops a positive relationship between the leader and the group is mentoring. An effective leader must give and receive feedback on the performance of the group and guide and counsel them in a way that increases the level of commitment. The group or the team must regularly be conveyed how they are performing and are made comfortable enough to discuss their needs with their manager for further growth and development. Inclusiveness is another skill that a good leader must have and this inclusion of each member of the team increases the level of commitment of the members of the team. An effective leader has the skill of identifying the strengths of each member of the group and knows how to get the best out of each person. A good leader knows well that people with different values can work together effectively when they are committed to the same values and standards of work performance. A good leader makes its team aligned with the purpose, values and vision of the organization; helps them see the connection between what they do and the success of the organization; understands that increasing the owning level of the team with the organization's values would automatically enhance the performance standards of the team. An effective leader must concentrate on developing the leadership potential of each member of the group and focus on developing a shared leadership approach for improving the level of performance. All these skills are interdependent. That is, you have to build trust before you can be effective at mentoring and mentoring skill will be effective at inclusion and alignment. These skills don't come naturally to many persons. It takes time in developing them. But these can sure be developed and learnt with constant practice and training.

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COLLEGE PROFILE

Established in 1958, DAV College for Girls, Yamuna Nagar is accredited A by NAAC and granted the status of College with Potential for Excellence by UGC, New Delhi. Easily recognised as the Best Women College of the state, the college has established itself as a multifaculty post-graduate institution with special emphasis on academics, sports and cultural excellence. The college aims at imparting holistic education to its students. It believes in inculcating traditional and cultural values amongst its students. Nourishing its strong roots in the teachings of the great sage Swami Dayanand Saraswati, a courageous pioneer of femaleeducation in modern India, D.A.V. College for Girls, Yamuna Nagar has always taken lead in enriching the old with the dynamism and freshness of the new. Always sensitive and responsive to the needs of the society, it regularly adds on in the form of job-oriented innovative courses, programmes, infrastructure, and has adopted projects dedicated to community service. Dedicated to educate the women in particular and masses in general, the college started Job Oriented Evening Courses for housewives and working women from the session 2009-2010. The college has been encouraging academicians, including the college faculty, to do further research. It organizes national and international level seminars, conferences and workshops which provide a forum for the intelligentsia to express their views on diverse subjects. Today we can boast of an impressive infrastructure to support the ever-increasing ambitions of our students. Keeping pace with the rapid changes in technology and its use for education, we have equipped ourselves with 4 smart class rooms and 36 LCD projectors over the last two years. Keeping our students at par with the metropolitan standards, we have introduced Wi-Fi campus with the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System last year to enable on-line registration, admission, notices and attendance for their benefit and a smoother and more efficient working and administration. With 4 academic blocks including 58 classrooms, 68 labs including 22 computer labs with 500 computers, 3 seminar rooms, an air-conditioned
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library with internet facility, 2 air-conditioned Audio-Visual rooms, State of-the-art Mass Communication Lab, Naturopathy Centre with excellent facilities like Sauna Bath, Jacuzzi Steam Bath, a Gym fitted with latest machines and gadgets, Internet Caf for students, Fire-Fighting System and a fully air-conditioned Auditorium with a capacity of 500 seats, all constitute part of the massive infrastructure consolidated over the last 10 years. We offer the best of the facilities to our over 4500 students, a number ever increasing each year during the last decade. In addition to this, the college also accommodates 600 students from suburbs and neighbouring states in two hostel buildings and makes every possible effort to make their stay here homely and comfortable with a modern kitchen, 24 hour power back-up, internet facility, 4 common rooms, 9 guest rooms, a tuck-shop, washing machines with 50 kg load capacity, a Tumble Dryer, a Hydro Extractor. We are in the process of introducing a gym and a swimming pool in the hostel from this session. Over the years, the College has set up high standards in academics, sports and cultural achievements by inculcating in its students the will to win, the desire to succeed and the urge to reach one's full potential. With ambitious and diligent students and a deeply committed and sincere faculty, this session too, we achieved 53 university positions and 162 merit positions in the examinations held at the end of the session 2011-2012 by Kurukshetra University. It is a matter of great pride and happiness that the college won the Overall Best Performance Trophy in the Zonal Youth Festival of Kurukshetra University for the tenth consecutive year in October 2012 with 15 items recommended and 7 commended. Again, in Inter Zonal Youth Festival of Kurkshetra University, the college won the Overall Best Performance trophy for the seventh consecutive year in November 2012 with 5 items recommended and 9 items commended. In North Zone Inter University Youth Festival, held at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar in November, our One-Act Play got second prize and later on in National Youth Festival held at Kalyani University, Kalyani, Kolkatta, West Bengal in February this year, our play stood third. The college also won the 'Ratnavali' Haryana State Level Festival Runner-up trophy held at Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra on Haryana Day.
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Over the last 10 years, the college has established a 'Sports Culture' among the students by investing heavily in sports infrastructure. During the last 8 years we retained the first position in sports among the women colleges of Kurukshetra University and the second position among all the 465 affiliated colleges of the university. But this year we crossed the bar and achieved the rare distinction of achieving the first position among all the colleges of the university, a rare achievement for a women college. During this session, on international level, Ms. Latika of M.A. (Yoga) won a gold medal in Asian Kurash Championship held at Kochi, Kerala. On national level, our students won 9 gold, 14 silver, 4 bronze and eight 4th positions, while on state level, out of 35 events we participated in, our students won prizes in 28 events with 6 first, 8 second, 5 third and 8 fourth positions. The college also runs 4 UGC centres for the purpose of research and teaching both in Women Studies Centre, Vivekanand Studies Centre, Gandhian Studies Centre and Nehru studies Centre. All these centres also offer short-term courses to the students to acquaint them with the life and philosophy of these great men and promote the social, intellectual and spiritual development of the students through various activities organized by these centres. The college is known not only for its achievements in the field of education and co-curricular activities but also for its services to the community. The college provides a rare opportunity to the senior citizens to have an access to computer education free of cost. The students and staff of the college keep on contributing to financial and material aid at the time of natural calamities. The N.S.S. and N.C.C. units of the college also organize activities and camps for the students to develop their organizational skills and to create opportunities for them to realize their true potential and become responsible citizens and confident individuals. The NSS unit of the college organizes Blood Donation Camp every year in which the staff and the students participate enthusiastically for the noble cause of humanity.
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PROGRAMMES & COURSES OFFERED

ARTS FACULTY B.A. with following subjects: English Hindi Sanskrit Punjabi Economics Political Science History Sociology Psychology Home Science Music (V) Music (I) Mathematics Public Administration Computer Science Statistics Functional English Dance Fine Arts Health and Physical Education Human Rights & Value Education B.A. Mass Communication Honours Courses in: English Economics Mathematics Psychology Post Graduate Courses English Economics Applied Yoga and Health Human Rights and Value Education P.G. Diploma in Yoga Therapy P.G. Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics SCIENCE FACULTY B.Sc. Medical B.Sc. Computer Sc. B.Sc. Bio-Technology B.Sc. Non-Medical B.C.A. B.Sc. Bio-Informatics B.Sc. Computer Applications (Vocational) B.Sc. Fashion Designing B.Sc. Industrial Microbiology (Vocational) Post Graduate Courses Computer Science (Software) Mathematics PGDCA COMMERCE FACULTY B.Com. General B.Com. Computer Applications (Vocational) B.Com. Advertising, Sales Promotion & Sales Management (Vocational) B.Com. Banking and Insurance B.Com. E.Commerce Post Graduate Course M.Com Compulsory Subjects for TDC Part-I Students of All Streams Computer Education Environmental Studies
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UGC SPONSORED - Add-On COURSES Catering Management & Applied Nutrition (Enterpreneurship & Food Service Management) Certificate Course in Gandhian Studies Certificate Course in Human Rights Certificate Course in Nehru Studies Certificate Course in Vivekanand Studies Certificate Course in Women Studies Computer Graphics & Animation Cosmetology and Personality Grooming Data Care Management Foundation Course in Human Rights Tally Theatre Web Designing & Office Automation Yoga and Naturopathy (Certificate Course) Yoga and Naturopathy (Diploma) Bakery and Confectionery Medical Lab Technology Hospital Management (Open for outsiders also) EVENING COURSES M.A. in Applied Yoga and Health (Co-Educational) (New) Post-Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications Post-Graduate Diploma in Guidance and Counselling Post-Graduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management. Post Graduate Diploma in Web Designing and Office Automation: Post Graduate Diploma in Skin and Hair Therapy Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Graphics & Animation. PG Diploma in Translation (English-Hindi-English)
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DIPLOMAS
(Certificate Awarded by D.A.V. College for Girls,Yamunanagar)

Advance Diploma in Cosmetology Advance Diploma in Fashion Designing Advance Diploma in Interior Designing Diploma in Cosmetology & Personality Grooming Diploma in Fashion Designing Diploma in Fashion Merchandising & Marketing Diploma in Interior Designing Diploma in Web Designing

HOBBY COURSES Art & Craft Basic Computers Cartooning Collage Making Cutting & Tailoring e-Fashion Guitar Jewellery Designing Make Up (3D) Mehandi Naturopathy (Treatment) Poster Making Rangoli Pistol Shooting Water Colour Painting Basic Beauty Quilling Casio Computer Graphics & Animation Dance Gift Wrapping Gym Make Up Make Up(Professional) Modern & Herbal Cosmetics Making Oil Painting Pot Decoration Self Grooming Sketching Yoga & Naturopathy

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IMPORTANT NOTE Personality Development Programme for Post Graduate and Under Graduate final year classes is compulsory. For students of other classes this programme is optional. Add-on-course in Web Designing and Office Automation is compulsory for BCA Part I. Add-on-Course in Data Care Management is compulsory for B.Sc.-II (Comp. App.). Add on-Course in Computer Graphics and Animation is compulsory for B.ComI ( Advertising) & BA-I (Mass Communication). Add-on-course in Tally is compulsory for the students of B.Com-II (All Streams) Add-on-Course in Bakery and Confectionery is compulsory for Home Science Students of B.A-I and optional for others. Add-on-Course in Medical Lab Technology is compulsory for the students of B.Sc.-I (Medical). Add-on-course in Entrepreneurship & Food Science Management is compulsory for the students of B.A.-III (Home Science) Spoken English Course is compulsory for TDC-II(All Streams) & PG Ist Year Six Month Certificate Course in Women Studies is compulsory for the students of Women Cell. Six Month Certificate Course in Nehru Studies is compulsory for the students of B.A. II (Political Science). Six Month Foundation Course in Human Rights is compulsory for the students of B.A.-I (Public Administration). Six Month Certificate Course in Human Rights is compulsory for the students of B.A.-III (Political Science). Six Month Certificate Course in Gandhian Studies is compulsory for the students of B.A.-II (History) Six Month Certificate Course in Vivekananda Studies compulsory for the students of M.A. Yoga Part-I.
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SCHEDULE FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2013-2014 For on line admission log on to Website: davyamunanagar.in A) For Under Graduate & Post Graduate Courses (Semester I & II) Admissions Teaching Odd Semester Examinations Winter Vacation Teaching Even Semester Examinations Summer Vacation (2013-14) : : : : : : : 01.07.2013 to 15.07.2013 16.07.2013 to 30.11.2013 01.12.2013 to 20.12.2013 17.12.2013 to 01.01.2014 02.01.2014 to 30.04.2014 01.05.2014 to 21.05.2014 07.05.2014 to 30.06.2014

B) For Post-Graduate Diplomas (Annual System) Admissions 1st Term Winter Vacation 2nd Term Examinations Summer Vacation (2013-14) : : : : : : 01.07.2013 to 15.07.2013 16.07.2013 to 16.12.2013 17.12.2013 to 01.01.2014 02.01.2014 to 31.03.2014 01.04.2014 onwards 07.05.2014 to 30.06.2014

Note: Classes will begin from 16-07-2013 ADMISSION & TEACHING SCHEDULE FOR SEMESTER III & V 1) Admission without Late Fee 2) Admission with Late Fee of Rs. 100/- per day 3) Classes begin FOR SEMESTER IV & VI 1) Classes begin : 06.01.2014 : 16.07.2013 : : 01.07.2013 to 15.07.2013 16.07.2013 onwards

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Note : Student found absent after 06.01.2014 will be fined Rs. 100/- per day.
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The Following Combinations of Subjects for the Session 2013-2014 are Allowed/Not-allowed in Humanities Group
SUBJECT Hindi, Punjabi, Sanskrit (Elective) ALLOWED Economics, History, Public Administration, Political Science, Phy. Education, H.R.V.E., Maths, Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Psychology, Fine Arts. Economics, History, Public Administration, Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Psychology Languages, Home Science, Functional English, Dance, Fine Arts. NOT ALLOWED Home Science, Statistics, Functional English Computer Science, Dance.

SUBJECT Music (I), Music (V)

ALLOWED E c o n o m i c s , H i s t o r y, Languages, Home Science, Political Science, Phy. E d u c a t i o n , H . R . V. E . , Functional English, Dance, Fine Arts. Maths, Economics, Statistics.

NOT ALLOWED S o c i o l o g y, P u b l i c Administration, P s y c h o l o g y, M a t h s , Statistics, Computer Science.

Computer Science Phy. Education, Maths, H . R . V. E . , S t a t i s t i c s , Computer Science .

Political Science

Economics

Languages, Home Science, History, Public Political Science, Phy. Administration, Fine Arts. Education, H.R.V.E., Maths, Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Psychology, Statistics, Compter Science, Functional English, Dance . Languages, Home Science, Political Science, Phy. Edu., M a t h s , S o c i o l o g y, Psychology, Functional English, Dance. Economics, History, Public Administration, Languages, Home Science, Political Science, Phy. Education, H . R . V. E . , F u n c t i o n a l English, Dance. Languages, Home Science, Political Science, H.R.V.E. Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Psychology, Phy. Edu., Functional English, Dance.
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History, Music (V), Music (I), Languages, Home Science, Psychology, S o c i o l o g y, P u b l i c Administration, Political Science, Physical Education, H.R.V.E., Functional English, Fine Arts, Dance.

Functional English

Public Administration

E c o n o m i c s , H i s t o r y, H.R.V.E. Music (I), Music (V), Statistics, Computer Science, Fine Arts.

Political Science, Economics, History, Public Administration, Music (V), Music (I), Sociology, Physical Education, Psychology, HRVE, Fine Arts.

Maths, Home Science, Languages, Statistics, Computer Science, Dance.

Maths

Psychology

Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Maths, Statistics, Computer Science, Fine Arts. Physical Education

Economics, Languages, Public Administration, Statistics, Computer Science.

History, Home Science, Political Science, Physical Education, H.R.V. E., Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Psychology, Functional English, Fine Arts, Dance.

History

Economics, Public Administration, Maths, Statistics, Computer Science, Fine Arts.

Economics, History, Public Political Science, HRVE, Administration, Languages, M a t h s , S t a t i s t i c s , Psychology, Home Science, Computer Science. Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Functional English, Fine Arts, Dance.
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SUBJECT ALLOWED Home Science Economics, History, Public Administration, Sociology, Political Science, HRVE, Physical Education, Psychology, Music (I), Music (V), Fine Arts. Sociology Economics, History, Public Administration, Political Science, HRVE, Physical Education, Languages, Home Science, Functional English, Fine Arts, Dance. E c o n o m i c s , H i s t o r y, Sociology, Music (I), Music (V), Languages, Psychology, Home Science, Functional English, Fine Arts, Dance. Economics, Maths, Computer Science.

NOT ALLOWED Languages, Maths, Statistics, Computer Science, Functional English, Dance.

SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR HONOURS COURSES

HONOURS SCHOOL OF ENGLISH
Compulsory Papers : i) iii) Hindi ii) English Literature Paper I English Literature Paper-II

Music (I), Music (V), P s y c h o l o g y, M a t h s , Statistics, Computer Science.

Subsidiary Subjects (to choose one from the following) : i) iv) Music (I & V) Sociology ii) Psychology v) Public Administration HONOURS SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS iii) Economics

HRVE

Political Science, Public Administration, Physical Education, Maths, Statistics, Computer Science. History, Sociology, Music (V), Music (I), Languages, Home Science, Psychology, Physical Edu., Political Science, Public Administration, HRVE, Functional English, Dance, Fine Arts. Economics, Public Administration, P s y c h o l o g y, H i s t o r y, Computer Science, Maths, Statistics .

Compulsory Papers : i) iii) English ii) Economics Paper I Economics Paper II

Subsidiary Subjects to choose one from the following : i) iv) Music (I & v) Sociology ii) Psychology v) Public Administration HONOURS SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS Compulsory Subjects I) i) iv) English Statistics Computer Sc. ii) Hindi ii) Economics v) Sanskrit iii) Maths iii) Public Administration vi) Punjabi Subsidiary Subjects to choose one from the following : iii) Computer Science

Statistics

Fine Arts

Languages, Political Science, Music (I), Music (V), Functional English, Physical Education, Home Science, Sociology, HRVE, Dance.
Political Science, Economics, Public Administration, Psychology, History, Music (I), Music (V), Physical Edu., Sociology, HRVE, Fine Arts.
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Vii) Functional English HONOURS SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY Compulsory Subjects I) i) iv) English Economics HRVE ii) Psychology Paper-I ii) Public Administration v) Political Science
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Dance

Languages, Computer Science, Maths, Home Science, Statistics, Functional English.

iii) Psychology-II iii) History

Subsidiary Subjects to choose one from the following :

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO UNDER GRADUATE COURSES B.A. A candidate who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) of the Board of School Education, Haryana or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto with atleast 33% marks in aggregate with English as one of the subjects, shall be eligible to join 1st Semester of the course: B.A. (Mass Communication) A person who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) from the Board of School Education, Haryana or its equivalent examination with English as one of the subjects with at least 50% marks in the aggregate shall be eligible to join the first year of Mass Communication Course. B.A. Hons. A person who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) from the Board of School Education, Haryana or its equivalent examination with English as one of the subjects and has also obtained 50% marks in the aggregate or 50% marks in subject offered for the Honours Course shall be eligible to join the First year (Part I) class of the B.A. Honours/B.Sc. Honours Course. B.Sc. A candidate shall be eligible to join the first year of B.Sc., if she has passed Senior Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) of Board of School Education, Haryana or its equivalent examinations thereto in Science Group with English as one of the subjects and has obtained at least 40% marks in aggregate. B.Sc. (Fashion Designing) A candidate who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) of Board of School Education, Haryana (any
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stream-Arts, Science, Commerce) / B.Sc.-I Home Science examination holder old scheme of Kurukshetra University or any other examination recognized by the Academic Council as equivalent thereto with at least 40% marks in the aggregate and with English as one of the subjects, shall be eligible to join the first year (Part-I) of this course. BCA A person who has passed Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) of Board of School Education, Haryana or its equivalent examination with 50% marks in the aggregate having English and Mathematics as their subjects (five subjects) taken in 10+2 shall be eligible to join the first year of this course. B.Com a) A person who has passed any one of the following examinations with English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join the first year of the Bachelor of Commerce Course. b) Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (10+2 Standard) of Board of School Education, Haryana or an Examination recognized by the Academic Council as equivalent thereto with atleast 40% marks in the Commerce Group or 50% marks in Non-Commerce Group (Humanities & Science) and for E-Commerce and Banking & Insurance a person must have 50% marks in Commerce Group and 60% marks in Non Commerce Group. Note : For Compartment Students Candidate(s) placed under compartment in one subject only can be admitted provisionally to Part-I of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BCA etc. at her own risk/responsibility subject to passing their compartmental subject before commencement of the Examination of 1st semester (Nov. 2013) of the year as per provision of rules, contained in the respective Ordinance. Admissions of all such cases will be subject to their fulfillment of the minimum eligibility conditions.
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ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE COURSES M.A. English (I) (ii) B.A. (Hons.) in English with 45% marks in aggregate. OR Bachelor's Degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate or 45% marks in the subject of English provided that the candidate must have passed English as one of the subjects in all the three years of the Bachelor's degree. OR Any other examination recognized for admission to M.A. Course with at least 50% marks in aggregate. M.Sc. Mathematics A person who has passed B.A./B.Sc. with Mathematics as one of the subjects or B.A. (Hons.)/B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics with at least 50% marks. M.Sc. Comp. Science (Software) A person who has passed with 50% marks in the aggregate of the B.A./B.Sc./B.Com with Computer Science or Computer Applications (Vocational Course) / B.Sc. (Hons.) in Computer Science/BCA or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto, shall be eligible to join this course. OR Post B.Sc. Diploma in Computer Science and Applications/Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications/Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Science with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Provided that those students who have passed these One year Diploma Courses must have passed B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.A. with Mathematics at their graduation level. M.A. Applied Yoga and Health, M.A. HRVE A person who has passed Bachelor's degree under 10+2+3 scheme in any discipline from Kurukshetra University with 45% marks in the aggregate or its equivalent examination shall be eligible to join the first semester of the course.
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M.Com A person who has passed with at least 45% marks in the aggregate of the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration or Bachelor of Arts/Science with Economics and/or Mathematics examinations of Kurukshetra University or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto with English as one of the subjects shall be eligible to join this course. M.A. Economics A person who has passed B.A with Economics/B.Sc./B.A.(Hons.) in Economics/B.Com. with at least 45% marks in the subject of Economics or 50% marks in aggregate or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMAS A person who has passed Bachelor's degree examination of the Kurukshetra University or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto shall be eligible to join any of these diploma courses. Eligibility for P.G. Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics B.A. (with Home Science). OR B.Sc. (Home Science/Medical/Nursing) Eligibility for Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga & Naturopathy B.A./B.Sc./B.Com with at least 45% marks in aggregate and having passed English as one of the subjects, except for B.Sc., B.Com and B.A. (Hons.) having passed English at least in one year. Note : a) In case of SC/ST candidates minimum pass marks in the qualifying examination will be considered as minimum eligibility condition for admission to a particular course. b) The candidates who are placed under compartment in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. examination will not be allowed admission to PostGraduate courses in any faculty. c) Though the minimum percentage of marks fixed by the university is 45% marks (50% in case of M.A., M.Sc. & MBE) the admission to all Post Graduate Courses will be on merit basis. As seats are limited, a higher percentage may be fixed by the college to select students for admission. d) The Principal of the college will allow provisional admission to the students of Final year of PG Degree without waiting for the declaration of the result of the previous year.
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ADMISSION PROCEDURE & RULES

(Admission will be purely on Merit Basis) 1. The candidate must read the prospectus and the university rules before filling up the form. 2. Applications for admission must be made on the prescribed form available in the college on computers and prospectus on payment. 3. The admission form, complete in all respects, must be submitted in the office alongwith the following documents: Attested copies of all the certificates of the examinations passed from Matriculation onwards upto the class in which the student is seeking admission. A provisional certificate or school/college leaving certificate issued by the head of the institution last attended; Four passport size photographs. Character Certificate; SC/BC certificate from competent authority. Income certificate of father/mother Original Migration Certificate, Transfer Certificate duly signed by D.E.O. Original Passing Certificate, or SANAD of 10+2. Affidavit, if there is gap in studies, duly attested by the Magistrate. 6 7 5 2 1

WHOM TO CONSULT
For Enquiries Regarding: Admission Eligibility Registrar Mrs. Sangeeta Goel Department of Mathematics Clerk Mrs. Suman Makkar Admn. Office Mr. Sanjay Kumar Admn. Office Time Table Dr. (Ms.) Manju Khanna Department of Physics Ms. Sangeeta Goel Department of Maths Change of Subject/Faculty Mrs. Sangeeta Goel Department of Mathematics Hostel Ms. Anjana Hostel Warden Any one from A/c. Deptt. Office Character Certificate Mrs. Suman Makkar Clerk Mr. Sanjay Clerk Attestation Mr. Sanjay Mishra Clerk Scholarships & Stipends Mrs. Anjana Arora Department of Mathematics Mrs. Sangeeta Goel Department of Mathematics Mr. Gulshan EDPI Mr. Sanjay Mishra Clerk Cultural Affairs Dr. Neeta Dwivedi (Dean) Department of Music (V) Roadways Bus Pass and Railway Concession Mr. Sanjay Mishra Clerk Mr. Sandeep Kumar Computer Operator (For Computer related issues only) Fee Concession Committee Mrs. Anjana Arora Convener Dr. Surinder Commerce Dr. Seema Mahajan Arts Mrs. Shalini Chhabra Arts Mrs. Anjana Arora Science
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1. All the applicants are required to produce these documents in original at the time of admission. 2. Principal of the college is authorized to allow provisional admission to former students whose result of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Part I, II and M.A. I examination has not yet been declared by the university. If on declaration of result, a student fails, her provisional admission will automatically stand cancelled. 3. Failed candidates are not allowed admission in the college. 4. Admission of students from other University/Board will be provisional and subject to confirmation of their eligibility by Kurukshetra University. If the number of students in any course is less than ten, the college will not run that particular course and the students will be allowed to shift to some other course.
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CRITERIA FOR THE SELECTION OF MISS DAV

1. ACADEMIC The Student must have scored atleast Ist Division and there should have been no compartment throughout. (a) University Position : 1st - 5th position - 10 pts. 6th - 10th position - 07 pts. In single college courses only 1st position will be considered. (b) Topper of the College - 5 pts. The student must have scored atleast 75% to be considered. (c) 1st Division - 3 pts. 2. SPORTS (a) International Level Participation - 15 points. Additional points for 1st position - 20 points 2nd position - 15 points 3rd position - 10 points 4th position - 05 points (b) National Level Participation - 10 points Additional points for 1st position - 12 points 2nd position - 10 points 3rd position - 05 points 4th position - 04 points (c) State Level Participation - 8 points Additional points for 1st position - 12 points 2nd position - 10 points 3rd position - 05 points 4th position - 04 points
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(d) District Level, Zonal or Inter College participation - Nil Points for 1st position - 12 points 2nd position - 10 points 3rd position - 05 points 4th position - 04 points N.S.S. MEMBER - 3 points N.C.C. MEMBER - 5 points (a) If passed B certificate and C certificate paper - 5 additional points (b) If participated in Republic Day Parade or attended a National Level Camp - 10 additional points BLOOD DONOR - 10 points CULTURAL (a) International Level Participation - 15 points Additional points for 1st position - 20 points 2nd position - 15 points 3rd position - 10 points 4th position - 05 points (b) National Level / Inter University Level Participation- 10 points Additional points for 1st position - 20 points 2nd position - 15 points 3rd position - 10 points 4th position - 05 points (c) State Level/ Inter Zonal Participation - 8 points Additional points for 1st position - 12 points 2nd position - 10 points (d) District Level / Zonal Participation - Nil Points for 1st position - 12 points 2nd position - 10 points ANY COMMUNITY SERVICE PARTICIPATION - 10 points ANY OTHER ACHIEVEMENT - 10 points CODE OF CONDUCT (Regularity, Punctuality, Discipline, Attendance in Tests, Behaviour) The student will be rated by the concerned teachers on the basis of above factors on the 5 pt. scale. The students of B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Com-III will be selected on her achievements of last three years and the students of PG Diploma/M.A./M.Sc./M.Com will be selected on her achievements of the best three years. A student with multi-facet participation will be preferred. The decision of the committee will be final.
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USEFUL INFORMATION
RAGGING Ragging in educational institutions is banned and any one indulging in ragging is likely to be punished appropriately. The punishment may include the shape of (i) withholding scholarship or other benefits (ii) debarring from representation in events (iii) withholding results (iv) suspension or expulsion from hostel or mess, and the like. If the individuals committing or abetting ragging are not/cannot be identified, collective punishment can be awarded to act as a deterrent. The following will be termed as the act of ragging: Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness any other student, including in rowdy or indisciplined activities which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such students will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student. SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL The college has set up a Sexual Harassment Cell to deal with the issues related to eve-teasing, sexual assault, abuse or molestation reported by the students and the women employees of the college. The cell aims at upholding the dignity of women and facilitate a gender-sensitive and congenial environment for women. IDENTITY CARD An Identity Card is an important document and should be carried at all times in college as it identifies a student as a member of the college community. It can be checked at any time by any member of the staff. In case a student loses her card or needs to replace the damaged card, a duplicate ID Card can be issued on payment of additional fee of Rs. 50/-. PRAYER The college holds prayer daily for 15 minutes. It includes Vedic Hymns and popular prayers. It is compulsory for all the students to attend the prayer daily. All the important announcements pertaining to the students are made in the prayer time.
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INFORMATION PERTAINING TO ACADEMICS Tutorials A tutorial is a heterogeneous group of a few students in which an opportunity is given to the students to discuss their problems and suggestions in a more relaxed form with their teachers. The main objective of the tutorial group is to enhance communication and assertive skills in the students. It helps to explore individual talents and capacities and to develop qualities like self confidence, co-operation, mutual support and pro-social behaviour. The tutorial meeting is scheduled for the last Friday of every month. Change of Subject / Faculty A student of an undergraduate course may be permitted to change her subject (s) or faculty within the fifteen days of the commencement of the session. Attendance A candidate who has not attended 75% lectures in theory/practical as prescribed by the Ordinances of the University and the deficiency thereof has not been condoned by the Principal, shall not be eligible to appear in the examination. Important Note : 1. Weekly attendance report of all the students will be put on the college website. If a student remains absent from the class for 14 days or more in a month her name will be struck off from the college rolls and she will have to seek readmission with a fee of Rs. 500/-. 2. A candidate who has not attended 75% lectures in EVS will be heavily fined. Internal Assessment There shall be 20% marks earmarked for Internal Assessment in each theory paper of all Semesters to be awarded by the class teachers calculated/based upon students' performance in college tests/ assignments and attendance in each subject according to the following criteria: 1. Two Handwritten Assignments - 10% 2. One Class Test - 5% 3. Attendance - 5%
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Marks for Attendance will be given as under : 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 91% onwards 81% to 90% 75% to 80% 70% to 74% 65% to 69% : : : : : 5 marks 4 marks 3 marks 2 marks* 1 mark* Eco Club

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES & PROGRAMMES

: For the students who would like to contribute in the conservation and preservation of environment. The club aims at encouraging ways and means of preventing environmental pollution through various activities undertaken from time to time. Youth Club : The club focuses on inculcating leadership qualities, organizational skills/abilities which will help to develop an upright honest, brave and positive personality in today's youth. The club organises Hiking & Trekking Parachute Jumping events to build a spirit of adventure among the students. DAV Phulwari : The club organizes the plantation of all seasonal & perennial plants regularly in the college premises. The club in collaboration with Yamuna Phulwari organizes the Annual Chrysanthemum show in the college. It welcomes all green-fingers and nature lovers. Sports Council : Sports council has been formed to develop all the aspects of personality i.e. physical, mental, social, emotional, cultural and intellectual leading to all round and balanced development of the students through physical activities. It also promotes the best type of team spirit amongst the students. Academic : The vision behind the formation of Academic Council Council is academic excellence and to enable the students to use their potential for shaping their career. It also helps the students in securing university positions. In the academic council the students are selected purely on the merit basis. Cultural Council : Provides the best of opportunities to the students to prove their talent in cultural activities. Students' Council : The college constitutes a students' council each year. It is a body consisting of representatives of all classes, N.C.C., N.S.S., Women Cell, Sports, Cultural activities, and Subject Associations and toppers of all classes, with the Principal as the Patron of the Council.
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*For students engaged in co-curricular activities for the colleges only/authenticated medical grounds duly approved by the concerned Principal. SCHEDULE FOR ASSIGNMENTS/TEST Odd Semester (I, III, V) 1st Assignment Class Test 2nd Assignment : : : 1st week of September Last week of September Last week of October

Even Semester (II, IV, VI) 1st Assignment Class Test 2nd Assignment : : : 2nd week of February 2nd week of March 1st week of April

Coaching Centres for SC/ST/OBC and Minorities In order to enable students belonging to SC/ST/OBC/ Minorities, coaching is given to these students to the Level necessary for pursuing higher studies efficiently and to reduce their failure and dropout rate. UGC provides financial assistance for conducting special classes for these students outside the regular time table. This coaching is being organised at UG/PG Level with the view to improve the academic skills and linguistic proficiency. The coaching is given in the following fields : Coaching for NET/SLET. Coaching for Competitive Exams. Remedial coaching in various subjects.
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Guidance & Counselling Cell

: The Cell helps in guiding the students to decide the future course of action to further their career prospects. The cell also arranges Campus Interviews, Placements and Individual Training.

Parent Teacher Association

: Parent Teacher Association provides a platform to discuss the difficulties faced by the students and also helps in exploring the hidden potential of the students in the right direction.

Personal Counselling Cell N.S.S.

: The college runs a Personal Counselling Cell to address the personality and stress related problems of the students. : Organises various community oriented programmes to create awareness among N.S.S. Volunteers about social educational & environmental issues.

Equal Opportunity Centre

: The main objective behind creating this centre in the college is to oversee the effective implementation of policies and programmes for disadvantaged groups to provide guidance and counselling with respect to academics, financial, social and other matters.

Life Style Club

: The main objective of the club is to rejuvenate the mind, soul and body. It focuses on the self-grooming and personality development of the students. It helps in changing the life style of the students into professionals with a stylish edge.

N.C.C.

: The College has two full N.C.C. wings. The cadets are given rigorous training by our N.C.C. Officer, Lt. Geeta Sharma.

Women Cell

: Regularly organizes talks and seminars concerning vital women issues and creates an awareness among students about their rights, duties, responsibilities and building confidence among them. Red Ribbon Club

: The Red Ribbon Club creates awareness among students about HIV AID. It helps to induce among youth the spirit to help and support people living with HIV AIDS.

Women Studies Centre Nehru Studies Centre Gandhian Studies Centre

: UGC sanctioned Women Studies Centre, only one of its kind in Northern States, is basically engaged in projects related to women issues. : The UGC-sanctioned Nehru Studies Centre is engaged in lectures, research and extension activities related to Nehru Studies. : The objective of the centre is to promote, organise and undertake the study of life and thought of Mahatma Gandhi. Its aim is to promote activities both for the younger generation and for the more mature Gandhian activists and workers to translate the same into social life for the benefit of the nation. Enabling Unit Rotaract Club

: The Rotaract Club came into existence in the college with the motive of 'Service Above Self'. It is an International Organisation which gives young people the opportunity to do something for the benefit of the society. : Enabling unit is to empower students with disabilities to reach their full potential with access for rights on the basis of equality and dignity and to create awareness among the functionaries about the specific educational needs of differently-abled students.

Vivekanand Studies Centre

: Vivekanand Studies Centre strives to bring together the best minds in India to ideate on key national and international issues; promotes initiatives that further the cause of peace and global harmony; monitor social economic and political trends that have a bearing on India's unity and integrity. The centre aims at developing this awareness among the students.
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COLLEGE FUNCTIONS Every year the college organises the following functions : Inaugural Hawan, Prize Distribution Function, Annual Sports Day & Concluding Hawan, which are compulsory for all the students to attend otherwise they will be fined Rs. 100/- per function. Besides this, students of any particular class must attend all those functions which will be declared compulsory for them. VEHICLE PARKING RULES Students coming to college on cycles/scooters must acquire cycle/scooter token from the college office. Students must park their bicycles/scooters in the Underground Parking Area. Vehicles parked anywhere else inside/outside the college shall be confiscated. Students must lock their vehicles positively. However, in case of loss of a vehicle the college shall not be responsible. Students will have to pay Rs. 180/- as Cycle charges and Rs. 360/as Scooter charges per academic session. LEAVE RULES Leave must be applied for in advance on leave forms available on student account (website). On days when special functions are held, leave shall be granted only by the Principal. In case of absence fine will be imposed. In case of serious illness, the leave application must be submitted alongwith the medical certificate as soon as possible. The maximum leave allowed during the year will be 15 days only. Extra leave (i.e. more than 15 days) shall automatically be cancelled and the student shall be fined. No lecture will be given against the leave sanctioned. Students absent from the college without permission shall be fined Re. 1 for one period. GENERAL RULES No meeting can be organized or held in the college campus without the prior permission of the principal. Students are not allowed to bring outsiders to the college. A student on rolls of the college shall be bound by the college rules and regulations. A student found guilty of misconduct, damaging the dignity of self and the institution, making noise, damaging/disfiguring furniture, walls, etc., shall be severely punished.
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All the students are supposed to consult the Notice Board daily. Ignorance of orders duly displayed on notice-board shall not be accepted as an excuse for non-compliance. The college reserves the right to refuse admission to any applicant without assigning any reason. The principal has the right to cancel/reject admission of any candidate at any stage. Carrying mobile phone is not allowed in the college. Any student found with a mobile in the college campus will be fined Rs. 1000/and her mobile phone will be confiscated. Absence from the class test is punishable with the fine of Rs. 100/per paper. Fine will not be exempted even if a student has obtained prior permission to remain absent in the test. If a candidate does not appear in the EVS Exam in TDC-I, she will have to pay a late fee of Rs. 500/- in TDC-II/TDC-III even if a student has obtained prior permission to remain absent from the EVS Exam. Students should go to the library in their vacant period. Loitering in veranda and chit-chatting/gossiping in the corridors will be viewed seriously. The students are not allowed to use the lift in the college. However, physically disadvantaged students may use this facility. It is compulsory for the students of all vocational courses to wear uniform on all days. Students will not be allowed to leave the college premises for any personal work till 1:00 pm. HOSTEL FEE DETAILS Registration Fee Generator Charges Conveyance Charges Hostel Security (Non-Refundable) Laundry Charges Mess Charges Room Rent 3/4 Seater 5 Seater Single Seater
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Rs. 100 Rs. 1,500 Rs. 1,500 Rs. 1,000 Rs. 1,000 Rs. 20,000

Rs. 20,000 Rs. 18,000 Rs. 27,000

HOSTEL RULES Dates of Parent-Teacher Meeting First Meeting Second Meeting GENERAL RULES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. It is compulsory for all the parents to attend these two meetings. It is mandatory for all the students to go to the college and come back from the college by bus. Multimedia mobiles are strictly banned in the hostel and defaulters will be heavily fined. No outside tuitions will be allowed. If required the tuition facility will be given in the Hostel itself arranged by the college authorities. Outing is permitted on every Sunday from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. However, on all other days the students will purchase their required items from Hostel Shop only. Study hours will be observed from 9:45 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. After that the lights will be switched off. They must be in their room from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am. If any student is found absent from her room or moving about during the mentioned hours, it will be viewed very seriously. If parents want to call their wards home in case of emergency they have to inform the Principal as well the Warden. Fee of any kind once paid will not be refundable. The hostel is closed daily from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon for cleaning purpose. Parents are advised to check the attendance of their wards in college and hostel. Residents are advised not to keep excessive cash, jewellery or other valuable items with them. The hostel does not take any responsibility in this matter. 15th July 2013 1st January 2014 2:30 p.m. College 11:30 a.m. College

ATTENDANCE & LEAVE 1. If the student fails to come back after the lapse of the period of sanctioned leave, she herself will be responsible for the consequences thereof. Leave will be sanctioned only on the leave form available online. 2. 3. A boarder will have to seek permission from the warden for any kind of absence from hostel. If any student extends her leave, the parents should inform the hostelwarden within 24 hours. Otherwise, serious action will be taken against the student. 4. 5. 6. 7. Warden can sanction leave upto 2 days only. Any leave more than that needs to be sanctioned by the Principal. Medical leave will be sanctioned if only the regular doctor appointed for hostlers approves of it. Boarder will have to attend the prayer daily at 6:00 p.m. in the campus. The hostel gate will be closed at 5:00 p.m. The defaulters will have to face consequences whatsoever. VISITORS & GUESTS 1. 2. 3. Visitors are allowed only on visiting days (Tuesday & Sunday) between 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Single male/female shall not be considered as local guardian. Only a married couple above 30 years is eligible to be the local guardian. Only those male visitors whose photographs are pasted on hostel form will be allowed on showing the gate pass issued by the college to meet the respective student in the reception room. 4. 5. 6. Parents can call the wards on telephone from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. only. No Parents/Guardians (Male/Female) are allowed to go to the residents' room. Guests will be allowed to stay in the hostel guest room only on payment of Rs. 250/- per head per day and will have to pay Rs. 100/extra for meals per day. 7. A day scholar is not permitted to visit or stay in the hostel without the permission of the principal.
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ADMISSION 1. 2. Admission will be sought afresh every academic session. Hostel Dues as decided by the Management will be payable for the whole year in advance at the time of admission. In no case, the fee once paid shall be refunded. The Hostel Security is non refundable.
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CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE 1. A student shall maintain discipline & peaceful atmosphere in the hostel. 2. 3. Electrical appliances like Iron, tape-recorder, etc. are not allowed. Picture pasting is strictly prohibited. Rooms walls should be kept clean. For any damage to the furniture/furnishing student will be fined. 4. The student will have to submit the authority letter of the parents to keep the mobile phone. 5. 6. The hostlers will have to keep I-Card with them to be shown at the gate. Hostlers are not permitted to approach any other doctor for medical care other than the one appointed by the college authorities. 7. 8. 9. 10. Cooking in the room is prohibited. Defaulters will be fined Rs. 500/-. Attending evening assembly is compulsory for all students. No participation of any resident in politics will be tolerated. The residents are expected to be decently dressed up in the hostel campus.

INHOUSE FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Tuitions Personality Grooming n' Spoken English Classes Yoga/Aerobics Hobby Classes - Like Jewellery Making, Painting, Gift Wrapping, Dance etc. Beauty Parlour Computer & Internet Facility Library

STUDENTS HAVE TO BRING 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Photographs of male and female visitors Bedding Bucket & Mug Lock Hangers Water bottle Plate, Katori, Glass, spoon & other personal requirements.

MESS RULES 1. Besides the hostel committee, a mess-committee of the students will be formed for the additional supervision in the preparation of hygienic food for students and to maintain discipline in the mess and hostel premises. In case of any complaint, the matter should be reported to the warden. 2. The mess charges @ 20000/- per annum would be charged, payable in two instalments. First instalment of Rs. 10000/- will be deposited at the time of admission and second instalment of Rs.10000/- by 15th November. Additional mess charges will be taken if a student overstays. 3. Mess timings and other rules fixed by the warden will be strictly adhered to by the boarders.

FEE CONCESSION AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships/Stipends Available in the College S.No. Name of Scholarship/Stipend 1. Backward Class Stipend/Scholarship 2. Scheduled Caste Stipend/Scholarship 3. Zila Sainik Board Scholarship 4. National Merit Scholarship 5. Haryana State Merit Scholarhip 6. Haryana Board of School Education Merit Scholarship 7. Haryana State Merit Scholarship given by Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra on the basis of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. final exams for P.G. Students 8. Physically Handicapped Scholarships 9. Scholarships by Guru Harkishan Educational Society, Chandigarh
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10. Dr. Radha Krishanan Foundation Fund Scholarships by K.U.K. 11. Haryana State Merit Scholarship under one time Scholarship Scheme for Girls students (for Science/Medical only) 12. Haryana State Merit/Silver Jubilee Celebration Merit Scholarships on the basis of XII exams results 13. Haryana State Merit Scholarship to teacher's ward 14. Merit Scholarship by U.P. Board/U.P. University 15. Scholarships by UP Government for the students of UP Board belonging to SC/ST/Minorities/Lower Income Group 16. Vimukti Jati (Under Backward Class Stipend Scheme) Scholarship/Stipend by D.H.E. Haryana 17. Financial Assistance to Scheduled Caste Students of Haryana Domicile studying at Graduate/Post Graduate Level 18. Scholarship in Sanskrit to students securing 50% Marks in the subject of Sanskrit from 2005-2006 19. Fee concession from S.A.F 20. Red Cross Fund 21. Dr. Radha Krishanan Fund 22. Scholarships given by Trusts and Individual Donors 23. Sports concession from college Funds 24. Rotary Education Foundation, New Delhi. NOTE: a) b) c) No application for fee concession will be entertained after July 31st, 2013. Financial assistance will be withdrawn if a student fails to appear/pass in class tests. If a student is granted scholarship/stipend by the college and simultaneously she is awarded any scholarship/stipend by the government/any other agency, the stipend/concession given by the college will be adjustable out of the scholarship with retrospective effect.

COLLEGE CALENDAR 2013-2014

FUNCTION / ACTIVITY
1. "UDAAN" Part-VI - The Journey Continues (Under Women Studies Centre) April 2013-March 2014 (i) Nutritional Anaemia and its remedies. (ii) Awareness to Eradicate the Use of Vulgar and Abusive Language (Iii) Donate Blood a Motivational Move. (Iv) Legal Literacy, Right to Information and Women Rights Programme. (V) Sewing and Embroidery Training in the village Todarpur. (Vi) Regular General Counseling of the students of the hostel. (Vii) HIV and AID Awareness Programme. (Viii) Tree Plantation (ix) Documentation. 2. Free Yoga Camp for Different Age Groups May 2013-June 2013 3. Summer Camp May 26 -June 26, 2013 4. NSS Camp Last week of June 5. (i) Commencement of July 16, 2013 Ist, 3rd & 5th Semester (ii) Principal's Address to the Students 6. (i) Flag Hoisting Ceremony on August 15, 2013 Independence Day by NCC Cadets (ii) Inaugural Hawan (iii) Investiture Ceremony of the Members of Students' Council (iv) Tree Plantation by Eco Club (v) Freshers' Party 7. Talent Show September, 2013 8. Hindi Diwas September 14, 2013 9. 2nd National Theatre Festival November, 2013 10. Computer Literacy Programme December, 2013 For Senior Citizens 11. National Seminars/Conferences/ (i) October, 2013 Workshops (ii) December, 2013 (iii) January, 2014 (Iv) February, 2014 (V) March, 2014 12. Commencement of 2nd, 4th and 6th January 6, 2014 Semester 13. International Seminar (izoklh lkfgR;) January, 2014 14. Sports Day February 28, 2014 15. Convocation March 4, 2014 16. Blood Donation Camp March 6, 2014 17. Honour Conferring Function April, 2014 18. Farewell Party April, 2014 19. Concluding Hawan and Langar April, 2014
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ANNUAL DONORS
1. (i) (ii) 2. Lala Attar Chand Vohra Memorial Scholarship For the needy and deserving students (Donated by Sh. Om Parkash Vohra) (i) Dr. Hari Parkash Memorial Scholarship (for the needy and deserving students) (ii) Pt. Hari Sharan Memorial Scholarship (for the best student of Sanskrit in the College) (iii) Smt. Sushila Arya Memorial Scholarship (for the needy and deserving students) (iv) Dr. (Ms.) Kamlesh Bhandari Memorial Scholarship (Donated by Dr. (Ms.) Sushma Arya) Mrs. Urmil Gupta (Polyplastics) (for the needy and deserving students) Manjula Memorial Trust donated by Mrs. Vimla Sharma (for the needy and deserving students) (i) For the needy and deserving students (ii) Dr. (Ms.) Kamlesh Bhandari Memorial Scholarship (Donated by Mrs. Ramesh Chadha) Mrs. Ravi Bathla Mrs. Asha Kapoor Mr. Vaibhav Vohra Scholarship (for needy and deserving students) Mrs. Neelam Sood (Librarian) Mahajan Lok Kalyan Sabha, Yamuna Nagar. President Inner Wheel Club Dr. Kamlesh Bhandari Scholarship (Donated by Dr. Pooja Jain) In the memory of Sh. Raj Kumar Sapra (Donated by Sh. I.M. Sapra) Smt. Sanyogita Devi Trust, (Donated by Mr. Vinod Gupta) Sh. R.K. Jindal, Radaur Road, Yamuna Nagar. Mrs. Anupa Benerjee Ms. Rani Mr. Sushil Aggarwal Dr. Abha Khetarpal Ms. Shanti Kapoor Dr. Sudha Chugh Rotary Club
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2 Scholarships of Rs. 1200/- each Rs. 2100/- per Annum

Dos and Donts

# While in the college campus, do not shout and call each other loudly. # While leaving and entering your class, make a queue and maintain discipline. # Do not litter your class-rooms and campus with wrappers and papers. Use dustbins which you will find at every floor of the college. # Do not write on the furniture and walls of the college. # Use washrooms properly.

Rs. 25000/- per Annum

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Rs. 5000/- per Annum Rs. 50,000/- per Annum Rs. 3000/- per Annum Rs. 2000/- per Annum Rs. 2100/- per Annum Rs. 1100/- per Annum (on performance basis) Rs. 3100/- per Annum Rs. 27,000/- per Annum Rs. 5000/- per Annum Rs. 5100/- per Annum In the form of interest of Rs. 8000/-on FDR for Rs. 1,00,000/Rs. 11000/- per Annum Rs. 10000/- per Annum Rs. 25000/- per Annum Rs. 5000/- per Annum Rs. 3000/- per Annum Rs. 5000/- per Annum Rs. 10000/- per Annum Rs. 15000/- per Annum Rs. 5000/- per Annum

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# Allow your teachers to pass first in crowded corridors. # Do not spoil and sit on the vehicles parked in the parking of the college. # Do not touch and spoil the plants in the campus. # Students sitting in the class rooms in their free periods must not bolt the doors from inside. It is strictly prohibited. # Students found using mobile phones in the college campus will be fined Rs. 1000/- and their phones will

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Contact for more details :

DAV COLLEGE FOR GIRLS

YAMUNA NAGAR 135 001 (HARYANA)

Phone : 01732-224674, 221852, 09215087200 - 212,215 Fax : 01732-260561 E-mail : davcollegeynr@rediffmail.com Web : davyamunanagar.in