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NOTIFICATTON , I

No. F ⁹-¹¹²⁰¹¹/³⁸-². - Chhattisgarh Private Universities Regulatory Commission, Raipur vide its Letter No. 682tPU/S&Ol201l/l1003, Dated 28-09-2019 has approved the New Ordinances No. 35 to 39 and amendment of Ordinances No. 7 to 15 and 3l to 33 of I.C.F.A.I. University, Gram-Chorh4 R.I. Circle Ahiwara Tehsil-Dhamdha, District-Durg Under Section ²⁹ Q\ of Chhattisgarh Private Universities@stablishment & Operation) Act, 2005. . 2. The State Government hereby gives its approval for notification of these Ordinances in Official Gazette.

3. The above Ordinances shall come into force from the date of its publication in the OfficialGaz.ette.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Chhattisgarh,

ALARMELMANGAI D., Special Secretary.

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ORDINANCE No. 35 Diploma in Computer Application (D.C.A.)

1. TITLE OF DIPLOMA: Diploma in Computer Application (D.C.A.) 2. FACULTY:This Diploma in Computer Application (D.C.A.) will be offeredrin rhe Faculry of tnformation Technology.

³. ACADEMIC YEAR: There will be two semester: First Semestgr - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.

4. DURATION OF COURSE

(1) The duration of the course will be one year of two semesters. (2) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of DCA Course shall be two years' The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.

5. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS

(1) The minimum qualification for admission to one year of D.C.A. Currlculum shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ lnternational Board /Univer:sity or an equivalent qualification.

(2) Admission to D.C.A course shall be offered at the beginning of each session or as prescribed by the Academic Council. The admission policy shall be decided by the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC and the State Government.

(3) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask hinr /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct, as the case may be

6. SEATS The class will have 60 seats and multiple section can be setup 7. COURSE FEE

Course fee shall be decided by the University and the approval of Chhattisgarh private University Regulatory Commission shall be obtained

8. EXAMINATIONS

(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress ofthe student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.

(21 The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the University in this regard.

{{^{{FOOTNOTE (3)}}}} A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examlnation by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons with the approval of Vice Chancellor:

(a) Disciplinary action taken against the student. (b) On the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if the attendance in the Lecturefl-utorial/Practical classes is below as prescribed in Para 10 related to attendance.

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(5) lf a candidate has passed a semester examination in all subjects after obtaining requisite percentage of marks, he / she shall be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades or for any other purpose.

9. EVALUATTON (ASSESSMENT ) OF PERFORMANCE

(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separatelf following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Semester end Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme designed by the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council.

(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.

10. ATTENDANCE

Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent ofthe classes held separately in each subject ofthe course of study provided that the Vice Chancellor may give a relaxation of j.5% of attendance in genuine cases.

1.1. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM

(2)

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meaning pass in (1) Each course alongwith its weightage in terms of credits shall be recommended in the curriculum by the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council and Governing Body. Only approved courses can be offered during any semester. Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation. The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a partlcular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least ,,p,,, the subject).

(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failr:rj in that subject (course) and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.

(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGpA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degrec programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGpA at the end of the semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without r:ounding off.

(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGPA.

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(11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGpA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academii Council.

12. TRANSCRIPT

The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course:sha'll contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, sGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final sGPA anb CGpA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.

13. PROGRAM STRUCTURE

(1) Design of Curriculum: The curriculum and scheme of exarnination shall be designed b,v concerned Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council before its publication.

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Result (Awards of Letter Grades): The University shall follow the relative grading system as recommended by the University Grant Commission (UGC) and the final letter grades obtained will be shown as follows:

Note: A student obtaining grade'F'shall be considered failed and *,tt G reqr,reO to reappear in the examination

SGPA - Semester Grade Point Average

CGPA - Cumulative Grade Point Average

The following procedure will be used to compute SGpA and CGpA:

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Conversion of CGpA to Marks: percentage of Marks = (CGPA _0.5) X 10

{{^{{FOOTNOTE (3)}}}} Notwithstanding anything contained the above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to D.c.A shall conform, to the set norms of the UGC or the concerned statutory body if any.

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ORDINANCE No. 3G Post Graduate Diproma in computer Apprication (p.G.D.c.A.)

L. TIrLE oF DIPLOMA: post Graduate Diploma in computer Application (p.G.D.c.A.) 2. FACULTY: This Postgraduate Diploma in ComputerApplication (p.G.D.C.AJ will be offered in the Faculty of lnformation Technology.

3' ACADEMIC YEAR: There will be two semester: First SemesteJ - From July to December; Second Semester- From January to June.

4, DUMTION OF COURSE

(1) The duration of the course wifi be one year of two semesters. (2) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of pGDCA Course shall be two years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but rt shall exclude tlre period of Rustication if any.

5. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS

(1) The minimum qualification for admission to one year p.G.D.c.A. curriculum shall be passing of any Graduation from a recognized State/National/lnternational University or equivalent thereto.

(2) Admission to P.G.D'C.A course shall be offered at the beginning of each session or as prescribed by the Academic Council. The admisslon policy shall be decided by the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC and the State Government.

(3) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct as the case may be.

6. SEATS The Class will have ⁶⁰ seats and multiple sections can be setup 7. COURSE FEE

Course fee shall be decided by the University and the approvalof Chhattisgarh private University Regulatory Commission shall be obtained.

8. EXAMINATIONS

(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress ofthe student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.

(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the University in this regard.

(3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the End Semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any of the following reasons with the approval of Vice Chancellor:

(c) Disciplinary action taken against the student. (d) on the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if the attendance in the Lecturefl-utorial/Practical classes is below as prescribed in Para 10 related to attendance.

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(5) lf a candidate has passed a semester examination in all subjects after obtaining requisite percentage of marks , he / she wiil Nor be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / gradesor for any other purpose.

9. EVALUATTON(ASSESSMENT)OFPERFORMANCE

(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately fol6wing ihe system of continuous evaluation consisting of Semester end Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of culriculum shall be as per the examination scheme designed by the Board of studies and approved by the Academic council. (c) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.

10. ATTENDANCE

Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent ofthe classes held separately in each subject ofthe course of study plovided that the Vice chancellor may give a relaxation of L5% of attendance in genuine cases.

1,1.. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM

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(1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be recommended in the curriculum by the Board of studies and approved by the Academic council and Governing Body. onry approved courses can be offered during any semester. Each student registered for a course, shall be awarded a letter grade. The letter Grade Awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaruation. The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGCs Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least,,p,,, meaning pass in the subject).

(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course)and willbe required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.

(7) The semester Grade point Average (sGpA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The sGpA for each (8)

semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines. The Cumulative Grade point Average (cGpA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the diploma programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGpA at the end of the semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(9) At the end of each semester, sGPA and GGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.

(10) For the award of diploma a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGpA. (11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the GGPA earned in the course. The CGpA can be converted into equivalent percentaSe marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.

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12. TRANSCRIPT

The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subye6. SGPA and GGPA of each semester and the final sGPA and cGpA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.

13. PROGRAM STRUCTURE

(1) Design of Curriculum: The curriculum and scheme of examination shall be designed by concern Board of Studies and shall be approvdd by the Academic Council before its publication.

(2) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:

Result (Awards of Letter Grades): The University shall follow the relative grading system as recommended by the University Grant Commission (UGC) and the final letter grades obtained will be shown as follows:

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Allocation of Division

CGPA Division

9.00 or above Distinction

6.5 or more but less than 9.00 First Division

4 or more but less than 6.5 Second Division

Computation of CGpA and SGpA:

SGPA - Semester Grade Point Average

CGPA - Cumulative Grade Point Average

The following procedure will be used to compute SGpA and CGpA:

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Similarly, the SGPA indicates, the weightage avryage of the grade point of the students obtained in a particular semester only and the letter grades obtained in the subject (courses) in that semester enter in to SGpA computations.

Conversion of CGpAto Mark:

Percentage of Mark = (CGPA -0.5)X 10

(3) Notwithstanding anything contained the above, the university shall ensure that the study programme leading to P,G.D.C.A shall conform, to the set norms of the UGC or the concerned statutory body if any.

(4) General: ln all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final.

(5) The grade sheet and the diploma certificate shall be in the same manner as prescribed in ordinance No. 16 with appropriate entry.

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ORDINANCE No.37 Bachelor of Business Administration (Hotel Management and Catering Science) 1.. TITLE oF DEGREE: Bachelor of Business Administration (Hotel Management and Catering Science) -[B.B.A. (H.M.C.s.)]

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FACULTY: This undergraduate course of B.B.A. (H.M.C.S.) shali be offered in the Faculty Management Studies. ACADEMIC YEAR: There will be two semester: First Semester - From July to December; Seconc Semester- From January to June.

4. ELIGIBILIW FOR ADMISSIONS

(1) The minimum qualification for admission to first year of B.B.A. (H.M.C.S.) curriculunr shall be passing of Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2 examination) from a recognized State / National/ lnternational Board / University or as may be fixed by the University.

Provided that, a lateral entry in second year (³'d Semester) may be allowed if a candidate has passed one year diploma in the field of Hotel Management, Hospitality or Catering Studies, after higher secondary school certificate examination (10+2 exa m ination ) from a'recogn!zed Un iver.sitr7..

(2) Admission to B.B.A. (H.M.C.S.) course shall be offered at the beginning of each session or as prescribed by the Academic Council, at the first year level. The admission policy shall be decided by the Governing Body of the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC and the State Government.

{{^{{FOOTNOTE (3)}}}} The University may admit a student to B.B.A. (H.M.C.S.) course on transfer from other lnstitutes /Universities. Such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program. However, no student will be permitted to be transferred during the first year under the scheme.

(4) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds oI unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct as the case may be.

5. SEATS The Class will have 60 Seats and multiple section can be setup

6. COURSE FEE

Course fee shall be decided by the University and the approval of Chhattisgarh private University Regulatory Commission shall be obtained.

7. DURATION OF THE COURSE

(1) The duration of the course shall be three years divided into six semesters. (2) The Academic Calendar including semester breaks shall be declared by the Academic Council at the beginning ofeach year.

(3) The maximum duration available to a studentfor completion of B.B.A. (H.M.C.S.) Course shall be five years. The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.

l4l At the beginning of each semester every student shall have to register himself / herself within the duration prescribed in the academic calendar.

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(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consistingof various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress ofthe student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the program of study.

(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as progress various tests for all components of the curriculum srritt Oe as laid out by the University in this regard.

(3) A student may be debarred from appearing iri the End semester Examination by the Dean of Faculty/Academic coordinator due to any of the following reasons with the approval of Vice Chancellor:

(e) Disciplinary action taken against the student. (f) on the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if the attendance in the Lecturefl-utorial/Practical classes is below as prescribed in para 10 related to attendance.

(4) The University shall conduct examination at the end of each semester for the regular ' students. The examination will also enable those students to appear in the theory / practical courses who may have failed or missed the previous semester examination and are permitted by virtue of the provisions of ordinances.

(5) lf a candidate has passed a semesterexamination in allsubjects after obtaining requisite percentage of marks he / she shall be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in division marks / grades for any other purpose.

9. EVALUATTON (ASSESSMENT ) OF PERFORMANCE

(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Semester end Examination and various tests. The maximum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme designed by the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council.

(d) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.

10. ATIENDANCE

Candidates appearing as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent ofthe classes held separately in each subject ofthe course of study provided that the Vice Chancellor may give a relaxation of 1,5% of attendance in the genuine cases.

11. CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM

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(3) The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade poinls shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's choice Based credit system (cBCS)

(4) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject

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(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in that subject (course) and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again. .

{7) The semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student{n that semester. The sGpA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(8) The curnulative Grade Point Average (GGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree program and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGpA at the end of the semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines. (9) At the end of each semester, sGPA and GGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.

(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 cGpA. (11) The final examination grade sheet at the end of final semester examination of the course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGpA can be converted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council.

12. TRANSCRIPT

The transcript issued to a student after completion of the course shall contain the consolidated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the student, grades obtained in each subject, sGPA and CGPA of each semester and the final sGPA and cGpA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student.

13. PROGMM STRUCI'URE

(1) Design of curriculum: The curriculum and scheme of examination shall be designed by concerned Board of Studies and shall be approved by the Academic Council before its published.

(2) Scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:

Result (Awards of Letter Grades): The University shall follow the relative grading system as recommended by the University Grant Commission (UGC) and the final letter grades obtained will be shown as follows:

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Grade

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final,iesults

Points

o Outsta nding 10

A+ Excellent 9

A Very Good 8

B+ Good 7

B Above Average 6

L Average 5

P Pass 4

F Fail 0

AB Absent 0

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the examination

Allocation of Division

More than 6.5 and less than 9.00

More than 4 and less than 6.5

Computation of CGpA and SGpA: SGPA - Semester Grade point Average CGPA - Cumulative Grade point Average The following procedure will be used to compute sGpA and CGpA:

CGPA =

ur*Uz*ur+

where, ut uz, us... denotes the units credits associated with courses taken by the student and gr, ⁸², gs"""denotes grade points of the letter grades awarded in respective courses .

similarly, the sGpA indicates, the weightage average of the grade point of the students obtained in a particurar semester onry and the tetter grro", ob,r,ned in the subject (courses) in that semester enter in to SGpA computations. Conversion of CGpA to Mark: Percentage of Marks = (CGpA _⁰.⁵) X 10

(3) Notwithstanding anylhing contained above, the University shall ensure that the study program leading to B.B.A. (H.M.c.s.) degree shail conform, to the set norms of the uGC or the concerned statutory body ifany.

{4) General: ln all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of thc Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final.

(s) The grade sheet and the degree certificate shall be in the same manner as prescribed in ordinance No. 16 with appropriate entry.

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ORDINANCE No. 38

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

1.. Title of the Degree: Doctor of philosophy (ph.D.)

2.

3.

Applicability: This ordinance will be applicable to allfaculties oftheUnlversity. Eligibility criteria for admission to ph.D. program: Subject to the conditions stipulated in this Ordinancelfollowing persons are eligible to seek admission to the Ph.D. program:

³.¹ Candidates for admission to the Ph.D. program shall have a Master's degree or a professional degree equivalent to the Master's degree, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade'B'in the UGC 7-point scale (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) or an equivalent degree from a foreign educational lnstitution accredited by an Assessment and Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country for the purpose of assessing, accrediting or assuring quality and standards of educational institutions.

4. 4.1 Ph.D. program shall be for a minimum duration of three years for candidates of regular mode and Four years for candidates of part time mode, including course work and the maximum period shall be of six years.

4'3 The women candidates and Persons with Disability (more than 40% disability) may be allowed a relaxation of two years for Ph.D. in the maximum duration. ln addition, the women candidates may be provided Maternity Leave/Child Care Leave once in the entire duration of Ph.D. for up to 240 days.

5. Procedure for admission: 5.1 Admission to Ph.D. program will be through an Entrance Test conducted at the level of the University. The University may exempt conditions for Ph.D. Entrance Test for those candidates who qualify UGC-NET (including JRF)/UGC-CS|R NET {including

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¹⁴⁴⁴ l43l JRF)/SLl¹eg²¹¹eacher fellowship holder or have passed M.phil. program or regular teacher from Higher Education Institution with 2 years of services.

5'2 For conducing the entrance tests for ph.D. programs, the University shail:

5'2'1 decide through their academic bodies a predetermined and manageable number of Ph'D' scholars to be admitted depending on the numler of available Research supervisors and other academic and physicalfaciliiies available, keeping in mind the norms regarding the scholar- teacher ratio (as indicated in para 6.5), laboratory, library and such other facilities; t

5'2'2 notify well in advance in the University website and through advertisement in at least two (2) national newspapers, of which at least one (1) shall be in the regional language, the number of seats for admission, subject/discipline-wise distribution of available seats, criteria for admission, procedure for admission, examination. centre(s) where entrance test(s) shall be conducted and ali other relevant information for the benefit of the candidates;

5'3 The admission shall be based on the criteria notified by the lnstitution, keeping in view the guidelines/norms in this regard issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and other statutory bodies concerned, and taking into account the reservation policy of the state Government from time to time.

5.4 The University shall admit candidates by a two stage process through:

5'4'1 An Entrance Test in which the qualifying marks shall be Soyo. The syllabus of the Entrance Test shall consist of ⁵⁰% of research methodology and 50% shall be subject specific. The Entrance Test shall be conducted at the Centre(s) notified in advance at the level of the University subject to the provision of clause 5.1. 5'4'2 An interview/viva-voce may be organized by the University when the candidates are required to discuss their research interest/area through a presentatjon before a duly constituted Committee.

5'5 The interview/viva voce shall also consider the following aspects, viz. whether: 5.5.1 the candidate possesses the competence for the proposed research; 5.5.2 the research work can be suitably undertaken at the University; 5'5'3 the proposed area of research can contribute to new/additional knowledge. 5'6 The University shall malntain the list of all the Ph.D. registered students on its website on year-wise basis. The list shall include the name of the registered candidate, topic of his/her research, name of his/her supervisor/co-supervisor, date of enrolment/registration.

6' Allocation of Research supervisor: Eligibility criteria to be a Research supervisor, co- supervisor, Number of Ph.D. scholars permissible per Supervisor, etc. 6'1 Any regular Professor of the University with at least five research publications in refereed journals and any regularAssociate/Assistant Professor of the university with a ph.D. degree and at least two research publications in refereed journals may be recognized as Research supervisor. Provided that in areas/disciplines where there is no or only a limited number of refereed journals, the University may relax the above condition for recognition of a person as Research Supervisor with reasons to be recorded in writing.

6'2 only a full time regular teacher of the university can act as a supervisor. The external supervisors are not allowed. However, Co- Supervisor can be allowed in inter-disciplinary areas from other departments of the same institute or from other related institutions with the approvalof the Research Advisory Committee.

6'3 The allocation of Research supervisor for a selected research scholar shall be decided by the Department concerned depending on the number of scholars per Research Supervisor, the

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t available specialization among the supervisors and research interests of the schorars as indicated by them at the time of interview/viva voce. 6'4 ln case of topics which are of inter-disciplinary nature where the Department.on.urn"d feels that the expertise in the Department has to be suppremented from outside, the Department may appoint a Research supervisor rrom te oepartment itsell who shall be known as the Research supervisor, and a Co-supervisoi from outside the Department/ Faculty/college/lnstitution on such terms and conditions as may be specified and agreed upon by the consenting lnstitutions/Colleges. t

6'5 A Research supervisor, who is a Professor, at any given point of time, cannot guide more than Eight (8) Ph'D' scholars' An Associate Professoras Research supervisor can guide up to a maximum of six (6) Ph'D' scholars and an Assistant professor as Research supervisor can guide up to a maximum of four (4) ph.D. scholars.

completion, etc.

maximurn of 16 credits, as designed by Board of studies of subject concerned.

6'6 ln case of relocation of an Ph'D' woman scholar due to marriage or otherwise, the research data shall be allowed to be transferred to the University to which the scholar intends to relocate provided all the other conditions in th"r" regrlrtions are followed in letter and spirit and the research work does not pertain to the project secured by the parent institution/ supervisor from any funding agency. The schorar wiil however give due credit to the parent guide and the institution for the part of research arready done. 7' course work: Credit Requirements, number, duration, syllabus, minimum standards for 7'L The credit assigned to the Ph.D' course work shail be a minimum of 0g credits and a 7'2The course work shall be treated as prerequisite for ph.D. preparation. A minimum of four credits shall be assigned to one or more courses on Research Methodoiogy which courd cover areas such as quantitative methods, computer apprications, research ethics and review of published research in the relevant field, training, field work, etc. other courses shat be advanced rever courses preparing the students for ph.D. degree.

7'3 All courses prescribed for Ph.D. course work shall be in conformity with the credit hour instructionai requirement and shall specify content, instructional and assessment methods. They sha' be dury approved by the authorized academic bodies.

7'4 The Department where the scholar pursues his/her research shall prescribe the course(s) to him/her based on the recommendations of the Research Advisory Committee, as stipulated under sub-Clause g.l- below, of the research scholar.

7'5 Allcandidates admitted to the Ph.D. program shall be required to complete the course work prescribed by the Department during the initial one or two semesters for regurar mode and three or four semester for part time mode as schedured by the University.

vo'|vrII Jrrq, us IEqurl 7.6 candidates arready hording M. phir. degree and admitted to the ph.D. program, or those who have already completed the course work in M.phil. and have been permitted to proceed to the Ph'D' in integrated course, may be exempted by the Department from the Ph'D' course work' All other candidates admitted to the ph.D. program shall be required to completethe ph.D. course work prescribed bythe Department.'|-

7'7 Grades in the course work, including research methodology courses shall be finalized after a combined assessment by the Research Advisory committee and the Department and the final grades shall be communicated to the University.

7'8 A Ph'D' scholar has to obtain a minimum of ⁵⁵%of marks or its equivalent grade in the UGC ⁷-point scale (or an equivalent grade/CGpA in a point s.ale {{^{{FOOTNOTE *}}}}hereu;,. ;;r;;; ;rr,", ,,

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in order to be etigibte to continue i; ih. ,;;g;rm and submit followed) in the course work the thesis.

7'9 on the recommendation of the supervisor, the course work may be carried out by the candidates in sister schools/ departments/ institutes either within or outside the university.

8. Research Advisory Committee (RAC) and its functions:

8'1 There shall be a Research Advisory committee, for each ?n.0. sirrotar. This committee will be consisting of the followings: _

(a) Research supervisor of the scholar who shall be the convener of this committee, (b) Head of the concerned department as Member (c) Two senior faculty members of the University, who are eligible to guide a ph.D. scholar as members

lf the university doesn't have two senior faculty members, eligible to guide a ph.D. then the Vice-chancellor will be authorized to nominate a member from outside the University who is eligible to be a ph.D. guide.

Total 3 members wifl be required to comprete the quorum of the committee.

8.2 RAC shall have the following responsibilities:

8'2'1 To review the research proposal and finalize the topic of research for approval of Research Degree Committee (RDC);

research and identify the course(s) that he/she may have to do.

8'2'3 To periodically review and assist in the progress of the research work of the research scholar,

8'3 A research scholar shall appear before the Research Advisory committee once in six months to ma ke a presentation of the progress of h is/her work for eva luatio n a nd fu rther guida nce. The six monthly progress reports shall be submitted by the Research Advisory committee to the University with a copy to the research scholar.

9. Research Degree Committee (RDC) and its functions:

⁹'¹- There shall be a Research Degree committee (RDC), for each subject. This committee will be consisting of the followings: _

Total 3 members will be required to complete the quorum of the committee. ⁹'² To consider the research proposal and approve/revise/reject the topic of research 9'3 The Research Degree committee shall have other powers related to research work not ⁹'⁴ The topic of the research, if approved by the RDC, shall be considered suitable for registration.

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10'1 The overall minimum credit requirement, including credit for the course work, for the award of ph.D. degree shall not be less than 24 creOits.

10'2 Upon satisfactory completion of course work, and obtaining the marks/grade prescribed in sub-clause 7'8 above, as the case may be, the Ph.D. scholar shall be required to undertake research work and produce a draft thesis within a reasonable time, as stipulated by the lnstitution concerned based on this Ordinance.

10'3 Prior to the submission of the thesis, the scholar shall make a presentation in the Department before the Research Advisory committee of the University concerned, which shall also be open to all faculty members and other research scholars. The feedback and comments obtained from them may be suitably incorporated into the drafl dissertation/thesis in consultation with the Research Advisory committee.

10'4 Ph'D' scholars must publish at least one (¹) research paper in refereed/standard journai and make two paper presentations in conferences/seminars before the submission of the thesis for adjudication, and produce evidence for the same in the form of presentation certificates and/ or re prints.

10'5 Thecandidateshallsubmit6copiesofthesummaryofthethesis,togetherwithalistofat least one research paper published or accepted for publication in standard journal, through his her supervisor to the Registrar about 2 months prior to the anticipated date of submission of thesis.

10'6 The supervisor shall submit a panel of at least six names of examiners actively engaged in the concerned area of research not below the rank of Associate professor in a sealed cover to the Registrar' Provided that the panel of examiners shall be obtained from the Chairman, Board of studies of the subject concerned, in case the candidate is related to the supervisor.

10'7 on the receipt of the panel of examiners from the supervisor and summary from the candidate, the Registrar/controller of examinations shall call a meeting of a committee constituted by vice-Chancellor of the University for this purpose. The committee considering the panel submitted by the supervisor/chairman, Board of studies, will prepare a panel of six names to act as examiner.

10'8 The Academic Council (or its equivalent body) of the University shall evolve a mechanism using well developed software and gadgets to detect plagiarism and other forms of academic dishonesty. While submitting for evaluation, the thesis shall have an undertaking from the research scholar and a certificate from the Research supervisor attesting to the originality of the work, vouching that there is no plagiarism and that the work has nor been submitted for the award of any other degree/diploma of the same lnstitution where the work was carried out, or to any other lnstitution.

10'9 The Ph'D. thesis submitted by a research scholar shall be evaluated by his/her Research Supervisor and at least two external examiners appointed by the vice-Chancellor from the panel submitted under clause 10.7. The said examiners should not be, in employment of the lnstitution/College, of whom, one examiner must be from outside the state of Chhattisgarh or the country. The viva-voce examination, based among other things, on the critiques given in the evaluation report, shall be conducted by the Research supervisor and one of the two external examiners, and shall be open to be attended by Members of the Research Advisory committee (RAC), all faculty members of the Department, other resea rch schola rs and other interested experts/resea rchers. Provided that, in case the supervisor is unable to conduct viva-voce due to any reason, the co-supervisor (if any) may conduct the viva-voce in prace of supervisor.

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Provided fur:therthat if co-supervisor is also unable to conduct viva-voce due to any reason, Vice-Chancellor may appoint a faculty member to conduct the viva-voce of the candidate.

10.10The public viva-voce of the research scholar to defend the dissertation/thesis shall be conducted only if the evaluation report(s) of the external examiner(s) on the dissertation/thesis is/are satisfactory and include a specific recommendation for conducting the viva-voce examination. lf one of the evaluation reports of the external examiner about the thesis is unsatisfactory and does not recommend viva-voce, the University shall send the thesis to another external examiner out of the approved panel of examiners and the viva-voce examination shall be held only if the report of the latest examiner is satisfactory. lf the report of the latest examiner is also unsatisfactory, the thesis shall be rejected and the research scholar shall be declared ineligible for the award of the degree.

11. Attendance

A Ph.D. candidate must have an attendance of 200 days in his/her tenure including course work in the concerned department of the university or with the supervisor.

12. Treatment of Ph.D. through Part-time mode:

Part-time Ph.D. will be allowed provided all the conditions mentioned in the extant Ph.D. Ordinance, are met.

Course Fee

13.

Coursefee shall be decided by the University after obtaining the approval of Chhattisgarh Private University Regulatory Commission.

1.4. Depository with I NFLIBNET:

14.1 Following the successful completion of the evaluation process and before the announcement of the award of the Ph.D. degree(s), the University shall submit an electronic copy of the Ph. D. thesis to the INFLIBNEI for hosting the same so as to make it accessible to all Institutions/Colleges.

14.2 Prior to the actual award of the degree, the University shall issue a provisional Certificate to the effect that the Degree has beenawarded in accordance with the provisions of these UGC Regulations, 2016.

15. The University shall follow the other guidelines and norms of the University Grants Commission (UGC) regarding the Ph.D. process.

16. The University shall provide necessary pro-forma for preparation of synopsis, various declaration by the candidate, Certificate of the supervisors, copy right transfer approval and evaluation report by the examiner etc.

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ORDINANCE No. 39

Master of Arts (M.A.)

Education.

1,. TITLE OF DEGREE: Master of ArTs - M.A. 2' FACULTY: This Postgraduate course of M.A. will be offered in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and 3' ACADEMIC YEAR: There will be two semesters: First semeste⁶- From July to December; second Semester- From January to June.

4. DUMTION OF COURSE

(1) The duratron of the course wiil be two years of four semesters. (2) The maximum duration available to a student for completion of M.A. Course shall be four years' The maximum duration of the course shall include the period of withdrawal, absence and different kinds of leave permissible to a student but it shall exclude the period of Rustication if any.

5. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSIONS

(1) The minimum qualification for admission to first semester of M.A. curriculum shall be passing of Graduation from a recognized state/National/lnternational University or equivalent thereto provided that for admission to first semester of M.A. (Education) a candidate must have education as a subject at graduate level or a degree in Education.

(2) Admission to M.A. course shall be offered at the beginning of each session or as prescribed by the Academic council, at the first year level. The admission pollcy shall be decided by the University, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the UGC and the State Government.

(3) The University may admit a student to M.A. course on transfer from other lnstitutes /Universities. such admissions may be made at any level subject to fulfillment of the academic requirements of the University in respect of the program.

14) The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any student and ask him /her to discontinue his / her studies at any stage of his /her career on the grounds of unsatisfactory academic performance or misconduct as the case may be.

6' SEATS The Class will have ⁴⁰ seats in each subject and multiple sections can be setup 7. COURSE FEE

course fee shall be decided by the University and the approval of chhattisgarh private University Regulatory Commission shall be obtained.

8. EXAMINATIONS

(1) The University shall adopt the system of continuous evaluation consisting of various tests, quizzes etc. to evaluate progress ofthe student. There shall be one End semester Examination for assessing the student's performance during the programme of study.

(2) The detailed examination scheme for End semester Examination as well as progress various tests for all components of the curriculum shall be as laid out by the University in this regard.

End Semester Examination by the of the following reasons with the (3) A Student may be debarred from appearing in the Dean of Faculty/Academic Coordinator due to any approval of Vice Chancellor:

(a) Disciplinary actlon taken against the student. (b) on the recommendation of concerned Head of the department/Coordinator, if the attendance in the Lecturefl-utorial/practical classes is below as prescribed in para

J-0 rerated to attendance.

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(5) lf a candidate has passed a semester examination in full he / she will NoT be permitted to reappear in that examination for improvement in div'sion marks / grades or any other purpose.

9. EVALUATTON (ASSESSMENT ) OF PERFORMANCE t

(a) The performance of a candidate in each semester shall be evaluated for each component of the curriculum separately following the system of continuous evaluation consisting of Semester end Examination and various tests. The maxirnum marks in each component of curriculum shall be as per the examination scheme designed by the Board of Studies and approved by the Academic Council.

(b) All points (marks) obtained by a student in various components of evaluation in the subject will be summed up for award of grade.

10. ATTENDANCE

Candidates appearlng as regular students for any semester examination are required to attend at least 75 percent of the classes held separately in each subject of the course of study provided that the Vice Chancellor may give a relaxation of L5% of attendance in genuine cases.

T1,, CREDIT BASED GMDING SYSTEM

(2)

(3)

(4)

(s)

meaning pass in (1) Each course along with its weightage in terms of credits shall be recommended in the curriculum Board of studies and shall be approved by the Academic council and Governing Body. only approved courses can be offered during any semester. Each student registered fora course, shall be awarded a lettergrade. The letterGrade Awarded to a student shall depend upon his combined performance in the end semester examination and various other components of evaluation. The letter grades to be used and their numerical equivalents called the Grade points shall be as per the regulations framed by the Academic Council in this regard following the recommendations of UGC's Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) Letter grades shall be awarded for each subject A student shall earn all the credits allotted to a particular subject in the program structure of the course, if he/she obtains a valid grade. (at least ,,p,,, the subject).

(6) A student receiving Grade "F" in a subject (course) shall be considered to have failed in thatsubject(course) and will be required to reappear in the examinations or repeat the subject (course) again.

(7) The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) for a semester is a weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student in that semester. The SGpA for each semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(8) The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the weighted average of course grade points obtained by a student for all courses taken since his admission in the degree programme and reflects the cumulative performance of a student. The CGPA at the end of the semester shall be calculated as per UGC guidelines.

(9) At the end of each semester, SGPA and CGPA shall be calculated up to two decimal places without rounding off.

(10) For the award of degree a candidate should have secured minimum 4.00 CGpA.

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course shall show the CGPA earned in the course. The CGpA can be conv-erted into equivalent percentage marks as per the regulations framed by the Academic council.

12. TRANSCRIPT

The transcript issued to a studentafter completion of the course shallcontain the consolldated record of all the subjects taken semester wise by the studentj griaei obtained in each subject, SGPA and GGPA of each semester and the final sGPA and cGpA. The transcript will also mention the division secured by the student. I

13. PROGRAM STRUCIURE

(1) The University can introduce Master of Arts (M.A.) course in English, Economics, History, Public Administration, Geography, Hindi, sanskrit, psychology, sociorogy, statistics, Mathematics, Mass communication, Journarism, Education, philosophy and yoga.

(2) Design of Curriculum: The curriculum and scheme of examination shall be designed by concerned Board of studies and shall be approved by the Academic council before its published.

(3) scheme of Examination and Evaluation Procedure and award of letter grades:

Result (Awards of Letter Grades): The University shall follow the relative grading system as recommended by the University Grant Commission (UGC) and the final letter grades obtained will be shown as follows:

AB Absent U

shall be considered

failed and will be required to reappear in Note: A student obtaining grade ,F, the examination

Allocation of Division

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9.00 or above Distinction

6.5 or more but less than 9.00 First Division

4 or more but less than 6.5 Second Division

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SGPA - Semester Grade point Average

CGPA - Cumulative Grade point Average

The following procedure wiil be used to compute sGpe ahd cGpi:

ul*ur+ue*'

Where, ut, uz ur... denotes the units credits associated with courses taken by the student and 91 ⁸², g3'.....denotes grade points of the letter grades awarded in respective courses .

similarly, the SGPA indicates, the weightage average of the grade point of the students obtained in a particular semester only and the letter grades obtained in the subject (courses) in that semester enter in to SGpA computations.

Conversion of CGpA to Mark: Percentage of Marks = (CGpA -0.5) X 10

{{^{{FOOTNOTE (4)}}}} Notwithstanding anything contained above, the University shall ensure that the study programme leading to M.A. degree shall conform, to the set norms of the UGC or the (s)

(6)

concerned statutory body if any. General: ln all matters pertaining to the program structure/courses, the decision of the Vice Chancellor of the University shall be final. The grade sheet and the degree certificate shall be in the same manner as prescribed in ordinance No. 16 with appropriate entry.

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Amendment in ordinance No. 7 Bacheror of Education - a.E,J

Amendments in ordinance No. 7 Bacheror of Education - B.Ed. are as under:

,,Duration:

Two years,,. 1" Section 3, "Duration: one year" shall be amended and read as 2' section 5, "seats: The class will have 60 seats and multiple sections can be setup,, shall

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be amended and read as "Seats: Number of seats will be as approved by NCTE,,. ³. section ⁷, Existing section shail be dereted and read ts

"Course fee will be fixed by Admission and Fee regulatory Committee (AFRC), Chhattisgarh."

4' Section 9, Existing section shall be deleted and read as "scheme of the examination and design of the curriculum shall be decided by concerned board of studies and approved by Academic council,,

--- ⁰⁰⁰ --- Amendment in Ordinance No. 8 Bachelor of Business Administration

Amendment in ordinance No. 8 Bachelor of Business Administration is as under: -

section 5 "Eligibility: 1o+2 or its equivalent with aggregate 50% and above in any discipline,, shall be amended and read as "Eligibility: !o+zor lts equivalent in any discipline,,

Amendment in Ordinance No. 9 Bachelor of Computer Administration (BCA)

Amendments in ordinance No. 8 Bachelor of Business Administration) are as under: -

1' Name of the ordinance shall be amended and read as "Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)"

2. Section ¹, "Title: Bachelor of Business Administration (BCA)" shall be amended and read as "Title: "Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)".

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Amendments in ordinance No. 10 Master of Computer Administration (MCA) are as under: -

2.

3.

4.

Section l-, 'Title: Master of Business Administration (MCA)" shall be amended and read as "Title: "Master of Computer Application (MCA),,. Section 2, "Faculty: Faculty of science & Technology,, shall be amended and read as "Faculty: Faculty of lnformation Technology,, section ³, "Duration: - ³ years / six semesters" shall be amended and read as - ³ years / six semesters and ² years /Four semesters for lateral entry,,

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1444 (s3) 5' Section ⁴, "Eligibility: - Graduation in any discipline with 45% and above aggregate marks; Final year degree students awaiting result" shall be amended and read as;- "Eligibility: - Graduation in any discipline with ⁴⁰% and above aggregate marks and mathematics at 10+2 level; Final year degree students awaiting result may also apply for ³ year course. B.c.A. / B.Sc. (lT or Computer Science) / ¹, year pgDCA / Graduation with mathematics are also eligible for lateral entry in the secodd year'of M.C.A. program. _000__

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Amendment in ordinance No. 11 Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management (BHTM) The UGC has removed the name of this degree hence, as per the guidelines of UGC, amendments in ordinance No, 11 Bachelor of Hospitality & Tourism Management (BHTM) are as under: _

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Name of the ordinance shall be amended an read as "Bachelor of Business Administration,( Hospita lity and Tourism Ma nagement - B BA ( HTM)" section 1, 'Title: Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management (BHTM)" shall be amended as read as "Title: Bachelor of Business Administration (Hospitality and Tourism Management - BBA (HTM),,

discipline"

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Amendment in Ordinance No. 12 Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) - Civil Engineering

Rm€iidments in ordinance No. L2 Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) - Civil Engineering are as under: - 1. Section ⁴, "Duration - ⁴ years / Eight Semesters" shall be amended and read as

years / Eight semesters and ³ years /six semesters for raterar entry,,

,,Duration - ⁴ 2' Section ⁵ - "Eligibility: - ¹,o+² or its equivalent with aggregate 50% and above with pass in eacS of the Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English subjects" shall be amended and read as "Eligibility: - lo+² or its equivalent with aggregate ⁴⁵% and above with pass in each of the Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English subjects for 4 years course or Diploma in ' concerned or allied discipline are eligible for lateral entry in second year of B.Tech. program,,.

The eligibility criteria shall confirm to ATCTE norms.

Amendment in ordinance No. ¹³ ur.h;;f?3;;,"*, (B.rech.) - Mechanical Engineering Amendments in ordinance No. ¹³ Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) - Mechanical Engineering are as under: -

1-' Section ⁴, "Duration - ⁴ years / Eight Semesters" shall be amended and read as

.,Duration - ⁴ years / Eight semesters and ³ years /six semesters for lateral entry,,

2' section ⁵ - "Elisibility: - ¹,⁰+² or its equivalent with aggregate 50% and above with pass in each of the Mathematics, Physics, chemistry and English subjects" shall be amended and read as "Eligibility: - ¹o+² or its equivalent with aggregate ⁴⁵% and above with pass in each of the Mathematics, Physics, chemistry and English subjects for 4 years course or Diploma in Concerned or allied discipline are eligible for lateral entry in second year of B.Tech. program,,- The eligibility criteria shall conftrm to AICTE norms.

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Amendment in Ordinance No. 14 Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) - Computer Science & Engineering Amendments in Ordinance No. 14 Bachelor: of Technology (B.Tech.)- Computer Science & Engineering are as under: -

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Amendments in Ordinance No. ¹⁵ Bachelor of Technology (B.fech.) - Electronics & Communication ¹-. Section ³, "Duration -4 years / Eight Semesters" shall be amended and read as "Duration - ⁴ 2. Section ⁴ - "Eligibility: - ¹O+² or its equivalent with aggregate ⁵⁰% and above with pass in each of the Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English subjects" shall be amended and read as "Eligibility: - 1O+2 or its equivalent with aggregate 45% and above with pass in each of the Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English subjects for 4 years course or Diploma in Concerned or allied discipline are eligible for lateral entry in second year of B.Tech. Program".

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ln Section 13 Para 5,

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"Faculty of Arts and Humanities" shall be replaced by "Faculty of Commerce"

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