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BACHELOR IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(BCA)

ELIGIBILITY:
For being eligible for admission to the course of BCA, a candidate must be 10+2 or equivalent pass at the time of admission. As the seats are limited, admission is offered on merit basis. Kindly note that students without mathematics at 10+2 level are also eligibile to apply for this course.

DURATION:
This degree course is of three years duration, which is divided in to Six semesters. The course follows semester pattern for examination. The University reserves the right to update or change the syllabus at any time as and when needed.

ENROLLMENT:
For BCA it is necessary to enroll as a regular student of this university after the presentation of previous Transfer Certificate (T.C.) for admission confirmation. A student of BCA is not allowed to join any other regular course of any university.

TERM WORK:
Computer Education being a professional study. The student is expected to complete all the programming practical and term work, assignments and project work, class test as per the instructions. Unsatisfactory performance in these activities shall detain a student from appearing in the university examinations.

DISCIPLINE:
The students are expected to maintain strict discipline and order in and out of campus. All the students will be governed by the rules, ordinance and regulations framed by the university and amendments effected from time to time.

ATTENDANCE:
Every candidate shall have to attend minimum 75% classes in all theory and practical. No claim shall be entertained if the attendance is less than 60% and the candidature may be detained or even terminated.

TRANSFER:
Student admitted to one centre will not be transferred to another centre until unless there are sufficient reasons of transfer. No transfer is allowed without University's prior permission. Students are also required to produce NOC from the previous institute in case of transfer.

EXAMINATIONS: the University solely conducts The Examinations. For BCA course the university follows the semester pattern. Minimum 40% marks are necessary per individual subjects. However the overall aggregate marks must be at least 45% so as to pass. The examination shall be based on given syllabus, which may be modified from time to time as per requirements, so as to keep it more updated.

BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM(B.J.)

ELIGIBILITY:
For being eligible for admission to the course of BJ a candidate must be a graduate in any discipline at the time of admission. As the seats are limited, admission is offered on the merit basis coupled with interview. The University Permits admission to this Course two times in a year in August and in January.

DURATION:
This degree course is of one year, which is divided in to two semesters. The course follows a modular pattern. The University reserves the right to update or change the syllabus at any time as and when needed.
MEDIUM:
Mode of delivery for this programme is English and Hindi. The student has to make a choice for the medium.

ATTENDANCE:
A student must have at least 75% attendance, failing which his admission shall be terminated, and he will not be allowed to appear in examination.

TERM WORK:
Bachelor of Journalism being a professional study, a student is expected to complete all term work assignments, class tests as per the instructions. Unsatisfactory performance in these activities shall detain a student from appearing in the University examinations.

PASSING:
The minimum score necessary for passing in as under:

Theory : 40%
Practical : 40%
Aggregate : 45%

The unsuccessful candidates shall be eligible to reappear in next examination. They shall have to apply for examination on the prescribed form along with payment of fees. A candidate shall be eligible to reappear upto three consecutive years after his regular examination as Ex-student. They shall have to reappear as per new syllabus if there is any modification in consecutive years.

DIVISION:
In the diploma award, first division if offered to students with marks more than of equal to 60%, second division to students with marks equal to more than 45% and less than 60%. It is necessary to pass in all the subjects together for being eligible to be awarded a division or a merit. Passing in different subjects in different attempts will only lead to obtain the score and not division or merit.

DISCIPLINE:
The students are expected to maintain strict discipline and order in and out of campus. All the students will be governed by the rules and regulations framed by the University from time to time. The Director General may modify existing rules; students shall be bound to follow them.

COURSE STRUCTURE:
The details of the course are given as under:

I BASIC MODULE
1. Reporting
2. Editing
3. Writing for Media ( Newspaper)
4. Survey for Media


II. COOPERATIVE MODULES
1. Languages : English/ Hindi
2. Computer Applications


III PROFESSIONAL MODULES
1. Society & Journalism
2. Law & Structure of Media
3. Development of Media in India
4. Advertising & Mass Communication
5. Newspaper Publishing & Management
6. Press Laws & Code of Conduct
7. Introduction to Information Technology

BACHELOR OF LIBRARY INFORMATION SCIENCES(B.LISC.)

Course details for Bachelor of Library and Information Science are same, as in case of Bachelor of Journalism.

COURSE STRUCTURE:
The details of the course are given as under:

M-1 Library, Information & Society
M-2 Library Classification Theory
M-3 Library Classification Practice
M-4 Library Cataloguing Theory
M-5 Library Cataloguing Practice
M-6 Reference Sources & Services
M-7 Library Management
M-8 Computer Application in Library Mgt.
M-9 Practical Training
M-10 Project Report & Viva-Voce.


(As per University Guidelines, Only Applicable to BJ & B.LIS)

1. The university is offering courses in modular pattern, where each module consisting of defined weightage would be part of the curriculum.
2. There would be a specified time in which the module has to be completed and the student will obtain equivalent weightage of marks after the completion of the module.
3. Each module will be designed to achieve desired proficiency in the defined subject matter.
4. Some of the modules would be based on practical knowledge, whereas some would be based on theoretical knowledge.
5. After completion of certain module a student would be eligible to achieve diploma whereas in addition to those if a student completes some more modules, he / she may get degree.
6. The examination pattern for this specific modular teaching would be different kind and will be based on constant teaching and evaluation method.
7. The time frame of the modular course will range from 6 months to 2 years. It will depend on the ability of the student to choose the diploma or degree course.
8. A student may get degree or diploma by completing the assigned number of modules even in lesser