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No. EDN-A-Ka(5)-2/2013-ETERNAL.

Government of Himachal Pradesh,

Department of Higher Education.

From

Principal Secretary (Education) to the

Government of Himachal Pradesh.

To

The Vice Chancellor,

Eternal University, Baru Sahib,

via Rajgarh, District Sirmour-173101, H.P.

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Dated Shimla-2, the 7th April, 2014.

Subject:—

Course approval for the academic session 2014-15.

Sir,

I am directed to refer to subject cited above and to say that on consideration of the proposals

and the information supplied by you, the following courses are approved for academic session

2014-15:

I.

Existing Courses:

Sr. No

Name of Department

Name of Course

Approved Intake for

2014-15

1.

B.Tech (ECE)

60

2.

Engineering

B.Tech (CSE)

60

3.

M.Tech (ECE)

18

4.

M.Tech (CSE)

18

5.

B.Sc Nursing

60

6.

B.Sc Medical

30

7.

B.Sc Non Medical

30

8.

M.Sc Chemistry

30

9.

M.Sc Physics

30

10.

Sciences

M.Sc Bio Tech

30

11.

M.Sc Food Technology

30

12.

M.Sc Nursing

30

13.

M.Sc Renewable Energy

30

14.

M.Sc Environmental Sc.

30

15.

B.A Hons (Economics)

40

16.

BA Music

40

17.

Arts

BA

40

18.

BA (Hons) Maths

30

19.

MA (Psychology)

30

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20.

MA Economics

30

21.

MA English

30

22.

MA Music

30

23.

MPH

30

24.

Management

MBA

60

The shortage of faculty, if any, for existing courses for the current year must be made good

by 30-04-2014 and compliance reported to the Department of Higher Education.

II.

New Courses:

The following new courses with sanctioned intake indicated against each are approved for

academic session 2014-15:

Sr. No

Name of the Department

Name of the Course

Approved Intake for

2014-15

1.

Commerce

B.Com (Hons.)

30

2.

Sciences

M.Sc. Maths

30

III.

Courses for which approval of regulatory body is needed first:

In respect of the following courses, the approval of the regulatory body as indicated against

each, be obtained in the first phase:

Sr. No.

Name of the Deparatment

Name of the Course

Remarks

—

—

—

—

The proposal for new courses where approval of Regulatory body like BCI/ FCI/ Others/ etc

is required would be approved only after the receipt of approval from such Regulatory authorities.

IV.

Terms and conditions for running of the existing as well as for new courses:

The running of the existing as well as new courses will be subject to the following terms

and conditions:—

(a) the approval for new courses is on the specific condition that faculty and physical

academic infrastructure must be in place before the issue of prospectus. The names and

bio-data of the regular faculty available for each course along with details of physical

academic infrastructure must find mention in the prospectus for the information of the

students, general public and State Government. The copy of the said prospectus be

provided to the Department of Higher Education before starting of the academic

session. The details of the entire faculty including contract/part time should also be

available in the official website of the University.

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(b) the course approval is further subject to inspection by the Inspection Committee(s) to

be constituted by the State Government. Such Committee(s) shall inter-alia examine

the physical infrastructure and availability of manpower in relation to the course

approved. It shall be open to the State Government to withdraw the approval if any

deficiencies are brought out by the Inspection Committee(s).

(c) the University shall observe the minimum standard of instructions and prescribed

norms for the running of a course/ programme/ grant of degree which shall be imparted

by a duly qualified teaching staff and appropriate academic physical infrastructure

facilities as prescribed.

(d) the academic infrastructure and other facilities like labs, equipments and computers

should be available as per norms of the regulatory bodies by the time the prospectus is

ready for issuance to the students.

(e) the availability of academic infrastructure for each course/ programme must also find

mention in the prospectus. The number of seats approved for each course along with

seats reserved, approved fee structure, schedule of admission and intake criteria must

inter-alia find mention in the website.

(f)

if, any course(s)/degree(s)/programme(s) is being run or is/are to be run by the

University, which has/ have not been approved by the UGC/ other regulatory bodies,

the same shall be liable for cancellation without any notice and no future

correspondence in this regard will be entertained.

(g) the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the UGC as required

under Sections 3.7 & 3.8 of U.G.C. (Establishment and Maintenance of Standards in

Private Universities) Regulation, 2003 which inter-alia requires sending of intimation

to the U.G.C six months prior to starting of a new course. Where the U.G.C. inspection

is overdue, the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the

U.G.C. in the prescribed format at the earliest so that inspection could take place.

(h) the eligibility and admission criteria for admission to the above courses shall be as

prescribed by the State Government vide notification(s) No. EDN.(TE)A(1)-9/2012

dated 16/03/2013 & dated 03/04/2013; Letter no. EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated

08/04/2013; EDN(TE)A(9)1/2012 dated 29/11/2013 and notification No. EDNKa(9)-

2/2012-Loose dated 24/03/2014 and EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated 26/03/2014.

Admissions, if any, made in violation of the prescribed norms fixed vide

notification(s)/ letter(s) referred to above, shall be invalid and degrees awarded to such

candidates shall not be recognised by the State Government besides attracting action as

may be called for.

(i)

the University shall take appropriate steps for seeking course accreditation which will

add to its credibility besides enhancing employability of the students-both nationally

and internationally. The Department of Higher Education may be kept informed of the

progress made in this regard from time to time.

(j)

the University website shall be updated and information as required about the

University & its functioning for the general public is uploaded on the University’s

website from time to time. The information sought for by the Department of Higher

Education regarding admission, student admitted, examinations; faculty and academic

infrastructure etc must be furnished from time to time in the manner as required by

Department of Higher Education.

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(k) where the student’s intake in any course is less than 20% of the sanctioned intake, the

academic regulations of the University must provide option to student for migration, if

not already existing.

(l)

the University shall strictly comply with the UGC (Establishment and Maintenance of

Standards in Private Universities) Regulation, 2003.

(m) if any information provided is found incorrect at any stage or the assurances provided

regarding meeting the norms of faculty and infrastructure in respect of all courses or in

the event of violation of standards of admission, charging of excess fees than approved

or indulging in practices which are not in conformity with the prescribed regulations,

the State Govt. reserves its right to withdraw the approval and take such action, as it

may deem fit.

You are requested to take further necessary action in the matter and keep the Department of

Higher Education apprised of the same.

By order,

Sd/-

Under Secretary (Hr. Education).

__________

No. EDN-A-Ka(5)-2/2013-IEC

HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

From

Principal Secretary (Education) to the

Govt. of Himachal Pradesh

To

The Vice Chancellor,

IEC (India Education Centre) University,

Kallujhanda, Atal Educational Hub, Baddi,

Distt. Solan-173205, H.P.

Dated Shimla-2, the 7th April, 2014.

Subject.—

Course approval for the academic session 2014-15.

Sir,

I am directed to refer to subject cited above and to say that on consideration of the proposals

and the information supplied by you, the following courses are approved for academic session

2014-15:

I.

Existing Courses:

Sr. No.

Name of Department

Name of Course

Approved Intake

for 2014-15

1.

Engineering

B. Tech (CE)

60

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2.

B. Tech (CSE)

60

3.

B. Tech (ECE)

60

4.

B. Tech (EE)

60

5.

B. Tech (ME)

60

6.

M. Tech. ECE (VLSI design)

18

7.

M Tech. M.E. (CAD/ CAM)

18

8.

Management

BBA

60

9.

MBA

60

10.

Information Technology

MCA

60

11.

BCA

60

12.

Sciences

M.Sc. Physics

30

13.

M.Sc. Chemistry

30

14.

M.Sc. Maths

30

15.

B. Sc. Gen.

60

16.

Arts

MA (English)

30

17.

Fashion Design

Bachelor in Fashion Designing

30

18.

Journalism

Bachelor in Mass Communications

and Journalism

30

19.

Commerce

B. Com

60

20.

Hospitality Management

BHMTT

(Bachelor

of

Hotel

Management, Travel and Tourism

30

21.

Library Science

B. Lib

30

22.

B. Arch

B.Arch. (Bachelor of Architecture)

40

23.

Law

LLB

30

24.

BA LLB

30

The shortage of faculty, if any, for existing courses for the current year must be made good

by 30.04.2014 and compliance reported to the Department of Higher Education.

II.

New Courses:

The following new courses with sanctioned intake indicated against each are approved for

academic session 2014-15:

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Sr. No.

Name of Department

Name of Course

Approved Intake

for 2014-15

1.

School of Engineering

M. Tech-VLSI Design

18

2.

M. Tech.-CAD/ CAM

18

3.

M. Tech-(Electrical Power System)

18

4.

M. Tech-CSE

18

5.

School of Computer Sciences M.Sc. Computer Science

30

6.

School of Basic Sciences

B.Sc. Environmental Sciences

30

7.

B.Sc. Chemistry (Hons)

30

8.

M.Sc Environmental Sciences

30

9.

Bachelor in Fine Arts

30

10.

MJMC

18

11.

School of Humanities

BA (Economics)

30

12.

BA (Political Science)

30

13.

BA (Public Administration)

30

14.

BA Hons (English)

30

15.

Masters of Public Health

30

16.

Masters of Psychology

30

III. Courses for which approval of regulatory body is needed first:

In respect of the following courses, the approval of the regulatory body as indicated against

each, be obtained in the first phase:

Sr. No. Name of the

Department

Name of the Course

Remarks

1.

Law

B. Com (Hons) + LLB

Prior approval of Bar Council

of India is needed.

2.

Architecture B. Arch (Interior Designing)

Prior approval of Architecture

Council of India is needed.

3.

Pharmacy

B. Pharma + MBA

Prior approval of Pharmacy

Council of India is needed.

B. Pharma + M. Pharma (Pharmacagonosy)

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B. Pharma + M.Pharma (Pharmaceutics)

B. Pharma + M.Pharma (Pharmacology)

M.Pharma (Pharmacology)

M. Pharma (Pharmacagonosy)

M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics)

M.Sc.(Pharmaceutical Science)

The proposal for new courses where approval of regulatory body like BCI/ FCI/Others/ etc

is required would be approved only after the receipt of approval from such regulatory authorities.

IV.

Terms and conditions for running of the existing as well as for new courses:

The running of the existing as well as new courses will be subject to the following terms

and conditions:—

(a) the approval for new courses is on the specific condition that faculty and physical

academic infrastructure must be in place before the issue of prospectus. The names and

bio-data of the regular faculty available for each course along with details of physical

academic infrastructure must find mention in the prospectus for the information of the

students, general public and State Government. The copy of the said prospectus be

provided to the Department of Higher Education before starting of the academic

session. The details of the entire faculty including contract/ part time should also be

available in the official website of the University.

(b) the course approval is further subject to inspection by the Inspection Committee(s) to

be constituted by the State Government. Such Committee(s) shall inter-alia examine

the physical infrastructure and availability of manpower in relation to the course

approved. It shall be open to the State Government to withdraw the approval if any

deficiencies are brought out by the Inspection Committee(s).

(c) the University shall observe the minimum standard of instructions and prescribed

norms for the running of a course/ programme/ grant of degree which shall be imparted

by a duly qualified teaching staff and appropriate academic physical infrastructure

facilities as prescribed.

(d) the academic infrastructure and other facilities like labs, equipments and computers

should be available as per norms of the regulatory bodies by the time the prospectus is

ready for issuance to the students.

(e) the availability of academic infrastructure for each course/ programme must also find

mention in the prospectus. The number of seats approved for each course along with

seats reserved, approved fee structure, schedule of admission and intake criteria must

inter-alia find mention in the website.

(f)

if, any course(s)/ degree(s)/ programme(s) is being run or is/ are to be run by the

University, which has/ have not been approved by the UGC/ other regulatory bodies,

the same shall be liable for cancellation without any notice and no future

correspondence in this regard will be entertained.

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(g) the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the UGC as required

under Sections 3.7 & 3.8 of U.G.C. (Establishment and Maintenance of Standards in

Private Universities) Regulation, 2003 which inter-alia requires sending of intimation

to the U.G.C six months prior to starting of a new course. Where the U.G.C. inspection

is overdue, the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the

U.G.C. in the prescribed format at the earliest so that inspection could take place.

(h) the eligibility and admission criteria for admission to the above courses shall be as

prescribed by the State Government vide notification(s) No. EDN.(TE)A(1)-9/2012

dated 16/03/2013 & dated 03/04/2013; Letter no. EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated

08/04/2013; EDN(TE)A(9)1/2012 dated 29/11/2013 and notification No. EDNKa( 9)-

2/2012-Loose dated 24/03/2014 and EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated 26/03/2014.

Admissions, if any, made in violation of the prescribed norms fixed vide

notification(s)/ letter(s) referred to above, shall be invalid and degrees awarded to such

candidates shall not be recognised by the State Government besides attracting action as

may be called for.

(i)

the University shall take appropriate steps for seeking course accreditation which will

add to its credibility besides enhancing employability of the students- both nationally

and internationally. The Department of Higher Education may be kept informed of the

progress made in this regard from time to time.

(j)

the University website shall be updated and information as required about the

University & its functioning for the general public is uploaded on the University’s

website from time to time. The information sought for by the Department of Higher

Education regarding admission, student admitted, examinations; faculty and academic

infrastructure etc must be furnished from time to time in the manner as required by

Department of Higher Education.

(k) where the student’s intake in any course is less than 20% of the sanctioned intake, the

academic regulations of the University must provide option to student for migration, if

not already existing.

(l)

the University shall strictly comply with the UGC (Establishment and Maintenance of

Standards in Private Universities) Regulation, 2003.

(m) if any information provided is found incorrect at any stage or the assurances provided

regarding meeting the norms of faculty and infrastructure in respect of all courses or in

the event of violation of standards of admission, charging of excess fees than approved

or indulging in practices which are not in conformity with the prescribed regulations,

the State Govt. reserves its right to withdraw the approval and take such action, as it

may deem fit.

You are requested to take further necessary action in the matter and keep the Department of

Higher Education apprised of the same.

By order,

Sd/-

Under Secretary (Hr. Education).

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No. EDN-A-Ka(5)-2/2013-INDUS

Government of Himachal Pradesh,

Department of Higher Education.

From

Principal Secretary (Education) to the

Govt. of Himachal Pradesh

To

The Vice Chancellor,

Indus International University, VPO Bathu,

District Una-173215, H.P.

Dated Shimla-2, the 7th April, 2014.

Subject:

Course approval for the academic session 2014-15.

Sir,

I am directed to refer to subject cited above and to say that on consideration of the proposals

and the information supplied by you, the following courses are approved for academic session

2014-15:

I.

Existing Courses:

Sr. No.

Name of the Department

Name of Course

Approved intake

for 2014-15

1.

Engineering

B. Tech (CE)

60

2.

B. Tech (CSE)

60

3.

B. Tech (ME)

60

4.

B. Tech (ECE)

60

5.

M. Tech (CE)

18

6.

M. Tech (CSE)

18

7.

M. Tech (ME)

18

8.

M. Tech (ECE)

18

9.

Sciences

M.Sc. (Maths)

25

10.

M.Sc. (Physics)

25

11.

Management

BBA

60

12.

MBA

60

13.

MBA with specialization

40

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(Tourism)

14.

BBS (Bachelor in Business

Studies)

60

15.

Information Technology

BCA

60

16.

MCA

60

17.

Arts

M.A. English

25

18.

B.A. (Hons) English)

40

19.

B.A. (Arts)

60

20.

Hospitality Management

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel

management)

60

21.

Certificate Courses

Certificate

courses

in

Graphic

Design

(for

enrolled students in B.Tech.

Degree Programme, BCA

or MCA at IIU)

20

22.

Commerce

B.Com

60

23.

B. Voc. in Automobiles, IT,

Construction

and

Media

(Bilingual)

Subject to the condition that the courses must

conform to specifications and be part of

National Vocational Education Qualification

Framework for which necessary syllabus,

earning of credits need to be worked out before

prospectus is issued

The shortage of faculty, if any, for existing courses for the current year must be made good

by 30-04-2014 and compliance reported to the Department of Higher Education.

II.

New Courses:

The following new courses with sanctioned intake indicated against each are approved for

academic session 2014-15:

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Department

Name of Course

Approved intake

for 2014-15

1.

B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology

30

2.

B.Sc Chemistry (Honors)

40

3.

School of Applied

Sciences

B.Sc Physics (Honors)

40

4.

B.Sc Maths (Honors)

40

5.

M.Sc Chemistry

25

6.

B.Sc (Information Technology)

60

7.

M.Sc. (Information Technology)

30

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III.

Courses for which approval of regulatory body is needed first:

In respect of the following courses, the approval of the regulatory body as indicated against

each, be obtained in the first phase:

Sr. No.

Name of Deptt.

Name of Course

Remarks

—

—

—

—

The proposal for new courses where approval of Regulatory body like BCI/ FCI/ Others/ etc

is required would be approved only after the receipt of approval from such Regulatory authorities.

IV.

Terms and conditions for running of the existing as well as for new courses:

The running of the existing as well as new courses will be subject to the following terms

and conditions:—

(a) the approval for new courses is on the specific condition that faculty and physical

academic infrastructure must be in place before the issue of prospectus. The names and

bio-data of the regular faculty available for each course along with details of physical

academic infrastructure must find mention in the prospectus for the information of the

students, general public and State Government. The copy of the said prospectus be

provided to the Department of Higher Education before starting of the academic

session. The details of the entire faculty including contract/ part time should also be

available in the official website of the University.

(b) the course approval is further subject to inspection by the Inspection Committee(s) to

be constituted by the State Government. Such Committee(s) shall inter-alia examine

the physical infrastructure and availability of manpower in relation to the course

approved. It shall be open to the State Government to withdraw the approval if any

deficiencies are brought out by the Inspection Committee(s).

(c) the University shall observe the minimum standard of instructions and prescribed

norms for the running of a course/ programme/ grant of degree which shall be imparted

by a duly qualified teaching staff and appropriate academic physical infrastructure

facilities as prescribed.

(d) the academic infrastructure and other facilities like labs, equipments and computers

should be available as per norms of the regulatory bodies by the time the prospectus is

ready for issuance to the students.

(e) the availability of academic infrastructure for each course/ programme must also find

mention in the prospectus. The number of seats approved for each course along with

seats reserved, approved fee structure, schedule of admission and intake criteria must

inter-alia find mention in the website.

(f)

if, any course(s)/ degree(s)/ programme(s) is being run or is/ are to be run by the

University, which has/ have not been approved by the UGC/ other regulatory bodies,

the same shall be liable for cancellation without any notice and no future

correspondence in this regard will be entertained.

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(g) the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the UGC as required

under Sections 3.7 & 3.8 of U.G.C. (Establishment and Maintenance of Standards in

Private Universities) Regulation, 2003 which inter-alia requires sending of intimation

to the U.G.C six months prior to starting of a new course. Where the U.G.C. inspection

is overdue, the University shall ensure submission of requisite information to the

U.G.C. in the prescribed format at the earliest so that inspection could take place.

(h) the eligibility and admission criteria for admission to the above courses shall be as

prescribed by the State Government vide notification(s) No. EDN.(TE)A(1)-9/2012

dated 16/03/2013 & dated 03/04/2013; Letter no. EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated

08/04/2013; EDN(TE)A(9)1/2012 dated 29/11/2013 and notification No. EDNKa( 9)-

2/2012-Loose dated 24/03/2014 and EDN-A-Ka(9)-2/2012-Loose dated 26/03/2014.

Admissions, if any, made in violation of the prescribed norms fixed vide

notification(s)/letter(s) referred to above, shall be invalid and degrees awarded to such

candidates shall not be recognised by the State Government besides attracting action as

may be called for.

(i)

the University shall take appropriate steps for seeking course accreditation which will

add to its credibility besides enhancing employability of the students- both nationally

and internationally. The Department of Higher Education may be kept informed of the

progress made in this regard from time to time.

(j)

the University website shall be updated and information as required about the

University & its functioning for the general public is uploaded on the University’s

website from time to time. The information sought for by the Department of Higher

Education regarding admission, student admitted, examinations; faculty and academic

infrastructure etc must be furnished from time to time in the manner as required by

Department of Higher Education.

(k) where the student’s intake in any course is less than 20% of the sanctioned intake, the

academic regulations of the University must provide option to student for migration, if

not already existing.

(l)

the University shall strictly comply with the UGC (Establishment and Maintenance of

Standards in Private Universities) Regulation, 2003.

(m) if any information provided is found incorrect at any stage or the assurances provided

regarding meeting the norms of faculty and infrastructure in respect of all courses or in

the event of violation of standards of admission, charging of excess fees than approved

or indulging in practices which are not in conformity with the prescribed regulations,

the State Govt. reserves its right to withdraw the approval and take such action, as it

may deem fit.

You are requested to take further necessary action in the matter and keep the Department of

Higher Education apprised of the same.

By order,

Sd/-

Under Secretary (Hr. Education).

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