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JESUS & MARY COLLEGE

Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110 021 Tel.: 26110041, Fax: 24105466, E-mail: admissions@jmc.ac.in , admn@jmc.ac.in Website: www.jmc.ac.in

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Courses Offered ................................................................................................... Bachelor of Arts (Hons) .................................................................................... Bachelor of Arts Programme ............................................................................ Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) ....................................................................... Bachelor of Commerce....................................................................................... Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Mathematics ....................................................... B. El. Ed. - Professional ...................................................................................... Master of Arts: Hindi & English....................................................................... Remedial Courses ................................................................................................. Certificate Courses ............................................................................................... Admission Procedure .......................................................................................... Cut-Off Percentage 2011 ................................................................................... Orientation Programme ...................................................................................... College Fees .......................................................................................................... College Regulations.............................................................................................. Important Dates for Admission 2011-12 ......................................................... Table of Subject Combination...........................................................................

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About Us...
Jesus and Mary College, a constituent college of the University of Delhi, was founded in 1968 by the Congregation of the Religious of Jesus and Mary, a religious congregation founded by Saint Claudine Thevenet in Lyons (France) in 1818. The aim of Jesus and Mary College is to make God known and loved by means of Christian education for all social milieux in keeping with the concern which St. Claudine Thevenet had for the young and the poor. The College, therefore, offers an integrated, all round education, which focuses on the intellectual, cultural, moral, social, and spiritual aspects of development.

Our Vision
Partnering in the evolution of a just, humane and inclusive society in our country.

Our Mission
a) b) c) We enable our students to see life as a vocation and a call and help them to discover their uniqueness and develop their talents and strengths. We accompany students so that they enter adult life as women of competence, compassion and conscience. We evoke social sensitivity among students so as to make them contribute to build a New India, a regenerated Nation.

Courses Offered
I.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Bachelor of Arts (Hons.)

Sociology Psychology English Political Science History Economics Hindi

II.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

B.A. Programme Restructured Course: Discipline subject combination

Economics-Entrepreneurship Economics-Mathematics Computer Application Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management Computer Application Mathematics History Spanish History Political Science Political Science Sociology Psychology Sociology Psychology Philosophy French Philosophy Entepreneurship Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management French Elective English Elective English - History Spanish - Sociology Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management Spanish

III. IV. V. VI. VII.

Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) Bachelor of Commerce Course Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Mathematics Bachelor of Elementary Education (4 Years Course) Master of Arts in English & Hindi

All the undergraduate degree courses except B.EL.Ed. Course shall be taught in semester mode in the academic session 2012 - 2013. Semester mode is being followed for first year and second year students. The third year and B.El.Ed will be following the annual mode. The course covers three academic years consisting of six semesters and is constituted as below:

I. Bachelor of Arts (Hons.)

BA (Hons) SOCIOLOGY
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-1 Introduction to Sociology-I Paper-2 Sociology of India-I Concurrent Qualifying Language Hindi (Majority)/ Ethics (Few)

Paper-5 Sociology of Religion Paper -6 Economic Sociology Concurrent Inter Disciplinary (LLC/English)

Paper-11 Sociological Theories-I Paper-12 Social Startification-I Paper-13 Introduction to Sociological Research-I Paper-14 Urban Sociology (Optional) Paper-15 Industrial Sociology (Optional)

SeMeSTeR II

SeMeSTeR IV

SeMeSTeR VI

Paper-3 Introduction to Sociology-II Paper-4 Sociology of India-II English Credit Language

Paper-7 Sociology of Kinship Paper-8 Political Sociology Paper-9 Enviroment and Society (Optional) Paper-10 Sociology of Gender (Optional) Concurrent Discipline Centered-I (Delhi Modern)

Paper -16 Sociological Theroies-II Paper-17 Social Startification-II Paper-18 Introduction to Sociological Resarch-II Concurrent - Discipline Centered-II (Psychology for Living)

BA (Hons) Psychology
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-1 Foundations of Psychology Paper-2 Statistical Methods for Psychological Research I Paper-3 Hindi/Environment Studies

Paper-7 Psychological Research Paper -8 Practicum-II Paper-9 English

Paper-14 Industrial/ Organisational Psychology Paper-15 Abnormal Psychology -I Paper-16 Practicum III Paper-17 Child and Adolescent Development

SeMeSTeR II

SeMeSTeR IV

SeMeSTeR VI

Paper-4 Physiological Psychology Paper-5 Practicum I Paper-6 English

Paper-10 Emergence and growth of Psychology Paper 11 Statistical Methods for Psychological Research II Paper-12 Social Psychology Paper-13 Contemporary India

Paper-18 Abnormal Psychology -II Paper -19 Counselling Psychology Paper-20 Project/Field Study Paper-21 Concurrent Course II

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BA (Hons) English
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-1 English Lit 4(i) Paper-2 20th Century Ind Wrtg (i) Paper-3 Hindi Qual Lang

Paper-8 Eng Lit I (ii) Paper-9 Eng Lit 2 (i) Paper-10 Options a. 19 c Euro realism (i) b. Class Lit (i) c. Pop Fic (i) Paper -11 Gender and Society

Paper 16 Eng Lit 3 (ii) Paper 17 Eng Lit 5 (i) Paper 18 Contemp Lit (i) Paper 19 Options: a. Literary Theory (i) b. Womens Writing (i)
SeMeSTeR VI

SeMeSTeR II

SeMeSTeR IV

Paper-4 English Lit 4(ii) Paper-5 20th Cent Ind Wrtg (ii) Paper-6 Eng Lit l (i) Paper- 7 in lieu of credit Lang Indiv & Society

Paper 12 English Lit 2(ii) Paper 13 English Lit 3(i) Paper 14 Options a. Class Lit (ii) b. Pop Fic (ii) Paper 15 Psychology for Living

Paper 20 Eng Lit 5 (ii) Paper 21 Contemp Lit (ii) Paper 22 Options: a. Literary Theory (ii) b. Womens Writing (ii) Paper 23 Concurrent Course II Philo

BA (Hons) Political Science

SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-I Colonialism in India Paper-II Understanding Political Theory Paper-III Constitutional Democracy and Govt in India Paper-IV Concurrent- Hindi (A+B)/Ethics in the Public Domain
SeMeSTeR II

Paper-IX Intro. to comparative Govt and Politics Paper X Theories of Administration Paper-XI Theories of Intl. Relations and World History Paper XII Concurrent : Interdisciplinary Gender and Society
SeMeSTeR IV

Paper-XVII Indian Political Thought-I Paper-XVIII Classical Political Philosophy Paper XIX Dev Process and Social Movements in India Paper XX Optional

SeMeSTeR VI

Paper-V Nationalism in India Paper-VI Political Theory : Concepts and Debates Paper-VII Political Processes in India Paper- VIII Concurrent - Credit Language English

Paper XIII Political Institutiona and Processes in Comparative Perspective Paper XIV Public Policy and Admn in India Paper-XV Global Politics Paper-XVI ConcurrentDiscipline Centred I : Sociology of Contemporary India

Paper XXI Indian Political Thought-II Paper-XXII Modern Political Philosophy Paper XXIII Indias Foreign Policy

Paper XXIV Optional Paper-XXV ConcurrentDiscipline Centred II : Psychology for Living

BA (Hons) History
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-I History of India -I Paper-II Social Formations and Cultural Patterns of Ancient World Paper-III Qualifying Language Hindi A+B /Ethics in Public Domain

Paper-VII History of India III (750-1206) Paper VIII Rise of Modern West -I

Paper-XV History of India V (1550-1605) Paper-XVI History of India VI (1750-1857)

Paper-IX History of United States Paper XVII History of China of America(1776-1945) &Japan-I (1840-1949) Paper X Concurrent Inter Disciplinary Environment Issues in India Paper XVIII History of Modern Europe I (1780-1939)
SeMeSTeR VI

SeMeSTeR II

SeMeSTeR IV

Paper-IV History of India II Paper-V Social Formations and cultural Patterns of the Medieval World Paper-VI Credit Language English

Paper XI History of India IV (1206-1550) Paper XII History of Modern West - II Paper-XIII History of United States of America(1776-1945)

Paper XIX History of India- VII (1605-1750) Paper-XX History of India- VIII (1857-1950) Paper XXI History of China & Japan-II (1840-1949)

Paper-XIV Concurrent Psychology Paper XXII History of Modern for Living Europe-II (1780-1939) Paper XXIII Concurrent Discpline Centred II - English

BA (Hons) Economics
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-I Introductory Micro Economics Paper-II Statistical Methods in Economics -I Paper-III Mathematical Methods for Economics I Paper IV Qualifying Language Hindi

Paper IX Intermediate Micro Economics I Paper X Intermediate Macro Economics I Paper XI Economic History of India 1857-1947 Paper XII Introductory Econometrics Paper XIII Concurrent Inter Disciplinary - Mathematical Awareness

Paper XIX Indian Economic Development Since 1947 - ii Paper XX Development Theory and Experience - I Paper XXI Public Economics Paper XXII Option - I

SeMeSTeR II

SeMeSTeR IV

SeMeSTeR VI

Paper V Introductory Macro Economics Paper VI Statistical Methods in Economics -II Paper VII Mathematical Methods for Economics II Paper VIII Credit Language English

Paper XIV Intermediate Micro Economics II Paper XV Intermediate Macro Economics II Paper XVI Economy, state and society Paper XVII Indian Economic Development - I Paper XVIII Concurrent Centred I : Discipline Elements of Analysis

Paper XXIII International Economics Paper XXIV Development Theory and Experience - II Paper XXV Option - II

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BA (Hons) Hindi

The course covers three academic years and is constituted as detailed below:
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR III SeMeSTeR V

Paper-I Sahitya Chintan - I Paper-II Pracheen Aur Purv Madhyakaleen Kavita Paper-III Qualifying Language English
SeMeSTeR II

Paper- VII Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihaas (Madhya kaal tak) Paper- VIII Sahitya Chintan - II Paper-IX Concurrent Inter Disciplinary Logic
SeMeSTeR IV

Paper-XIV Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihaas (Aadhunik kaal) Paper-XV Aadhunik Kavita - II Paper XVI Hindi Nibandh aur anya gadya vidhyayen Paper XVII Hindi Natak
SeMeSTeR VI

Paper-IV Hindi Kahani Paper-V Uttar Madhyakaleen Kavita Paper-VI Credit Language Hindi

Paper X Aadhunik Kavita - I Paper XI Saamanya Bhasha vigyan aur hindi bhasha Paper-XII Hindi Upanyaas Paper XIII- Concurrent PaperPolitical Science

Paper XVIII Rachnatmak Lekhan Paper-XIX Vikalp Paper XX Vikalp Paper XXI Concurrent Discpline centered II-Pol Sc

II. Bachelor of Arts Programme

The Course covers three academic years consisting of 6 semesters
SeMeSTeR I/II CoMbINaTIoN SeMeSTeR III/IV CReDIT LaNG/ MIL FoUNDaTIoN CoURSe SeMeSTeR V/VI (aNNUaL MoDe*) LaNG/MIL aPPLICaTIoN CoURSe

CA-ADV CA-MT ECO-MT ECO-ESB ESB-ADV HS-PS HS-SP PS-SY PY-SY SP-SY ADV-SP FR-PHILO PY-PHILO EE-HS EE-FR * To Be intimated later

English English English English English English English English English English English English English English English

Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Phil Hin/Phil Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Phil Hin/Hist

Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Phil Hin/Phil Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Hist Hin/Phil Hin/Hist

Gender Gender Cont India Cont India Gender Cont India Soc Enq Cont India Gender Soc Enq * Gender Gender Soc Enq Soc Enq

English English English English English English English English English English English English English English English

* * Banking & Insurance Banking & Insurance * Mass Com Tourism Mass Com * Fam & Child dev Tourism * Tourism Fam & Child dev Fam & Child dev Mass Comm

III. Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.)

The course covers three academic years and is constituted as detailed below:
SeMeSTeR I SeMeSTeR II

Paper No. CH1.1 CH1.2 CH1.3 Ch1.4

Subject Business Organisation & Mgt Financial Accounting (Part A & B) Micro Economics-I Business Laws

SeMeSTeR III CH 3.1 CH 3.2 CH 3.3 CH 3.4 CH 3.5 Business Mathematics Income tax Law & Practice Macro Economics Principles of Marketing English (Interdisciplinary) SeMeSTeR V CH5.1 CH5.2 CH5.3 (a) (b) Management Accounting Financial Management Auditing E-Commerce (Part A) (Part B) (Part C- Practical) CH5.4 Any One of the Following (a) Financial Markets, Institutions and Financial Services (b) (c) (d) (e) Compensation Management Corporate Tax Planning Advertising and Personal Selling Busines Data Processing I

Paper No. Subject CH 2.1 Business Statistics CH 2.2 Fundamentals of Computer Part A Fundamentals of Computer Part C CH 2.2 (Practical) CH 2.3 Micro Economics -II Ch 2.4 Corporate Laws Ch 2.5 Hindi A/B/Ethics SeMeSTeR IV CH 4.1 CH 4.2 CH 4.3 CH 4.4 CH 4.5 Indirect Tax Corporate Accounting Cost Accounting Human Resource Management Indian Economy- Performance and Policies SeMeSTeR VI CH 6.1 CH 6.2 CH 6.3 (a) (b) CH 6.4 International Business Governance, Ethics and Social Responsibility of Business Business Communication Project Work Option (Any One of the Following) (a) Entrepreneurship and Small Business (b) Fundamentals of Investment (c) Consumer Relations and Customer Care (d) Business Tax Procedures and Management (e) Business Data Processing II Practical

Practical

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IV. Bachelor of Commerce The course covers three academic years.

SeMeSTeR I CP 1.1 CP 1.2 CP 1.3 CP 1.4 Business Organisation & Management Financial Accounting. Micro Economics MIL / Humanities Hindi A/B/C SeMeSTeR III CP 3.1 Business Mathematics & Statistics CP 4.1 CP 4.2 Cost Accounting Income Tax & Auditing Economic Regulation of Domestic and Foreign Exchange Markets Business Communication MIL- Advanced- HINDI A/B III YeaR CP 6.1 CP 6.2 Marketing Management Business Environment Human Resource Management International Trade CP 2.1 CP 2.2 CP 2.3 CP 2.4 SeMeSTeR II Business & Industrial Law Corp. Accounting Macro Economics English SeMeSTeR IV

CP 3.2 Company & Compensation Laws

CP 3.3 Economics Development and Policy in CP 4.3 India CP 3.4 Elective Language - English CP 4.4 CP 4.5 SeMeSTeR V CP 5.1 Financial Management

CP 5.2 Computer Applications in Business

CP 5.3 Corporate Governance, Business Ethics CP6.3 and CSR CP 5.4 Industrial Economics CP 6.4

V. Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Mathematics

SeMeSTeR I Paper-I.1 Calculus withPractical Paper-I.2 Analysis I Paper-I.3 Algebra I Paper-I.4 Credit Course I Financial Management SeMeSTeR II Paper-II.1 Differential Equations I with practicals Paper-II.2 Analysis II Paper-II.3 Probability and Statistics Paper IV.4 Credit Course II English SeMeSTeR III Paper-III.1 Calculus II

Maths is compulsery at plus two level for students to be eligible for admission.
SeMeSTeR V Paper V.1 Differential Equations III Paper V.2 Analysis-IV Paper V.3 Algebra-IV Paper V.3 Linear Programming and Theory of Games SeMeSTeR VI Paper-VI.1 Analysis V Paper-VI.2 Algebra V Paper-VI.3 Optional Paper-VI.4 Credit Course III.2

Paper-III.2 Numerical Methods with practicals Paper-III.3 Algebra III Paper-III.4 Qualifying Hindi SeMeSTeR IV Paper-IV.1 Differential Equations II with practicals Paper-IV.2 Analysis III Paper-IV.3 Algebra-III Paper-IV.4 Credit III.1 Logic

VI. Bachelor of Elementary Education (4 years)

1. Univeristy exam at the end of each year 2. 30% internal assessment of theory paper 3. Intensive field experience 4. Four months internship in the final year Prospectus available from the following branches of SBI: 1. North Campus, DU 2. Gargi College 3. Shahadra 4. Prashant Vihar 5. Sector 11, Dwarka 6. B Block, C.P. All students have to appear for the Entrance Examination to be conducted by the Department of Education (CIE). Interviews will be held by them. 50% of the seats in JMC are for Christian Candidates.

Sale of prospectus from 22nd May to 6th June 2012 Last date of submission of application form is 6th June 2012 Written entrance test on 24th June, 2012 Interviews

Please refer to the prospectus

VII. Master of Arts: Hindi & English

Students have to seek admission by applying directly to the University of Delhi. Classes will be held in the University. Tutorial classes are held in the college.

Remedial Courses
UGC sponsored additional classes for the minority, SC/ST and weak and other backward students
This programme is sponsored by UGC and introduced in Jesus and Mary College in 2005 Classes are conducted for various subjects like English, Science, Mathematics and Computer Students can avail of the text books needed for these classes The extra classes are conducted regularly by the teachers of the concerned departments All those who scored less than 65% in class XII in English, Mathematics and Science must attend these classes from 1st August every year Needy students, especially minority SC/ST are also taught Computer Skills We have been successful in helping the weaker students. They are given some help regularly to cope with the subjects they find difficult. These subjects are essential in todays globalized world, and competence in these subjects gives students an added advantage.

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Certificate Courses
admissions to these course would be done at the time of admissions
At JMC we are also offering a few popular job-oriented certificate courses. These courses are optional and do not form part of the University curriculum. These courses are held after college hours which enable students to achieve vocational qualification along with their B.A. Degree which gives them a headstart in the competitive world today.

The courses planned for the year 2012 - 2013

1. Financial Management

Statements of Financial Information Cost of Capital and Capital Structure Valuation concepts

Capital Budgeting Management of Short Term Investment

2. Media Studies

Advertising and Marketing Public Relations and Marketing

Print Journalism (English) Television Production & Journalism

3. Problem Solving & Decision Making - Joint Certificate Program (JMC-Stratford University)

Crtitical Thinking: Purpose and Process Problem Solving and Decision Making The Perception Process and its Influences Assumptions: Critical Thinking and the Unknown Logic versus Emotion Skills for Adult Learners Skills for making better business Decisions

Skills for leadership and management Analysis of the Use of Language in Thinking and Argument Analyzing the Media and its influences Thinking Logically Patterns of Fallacious Reasoning Critical Thinking Techniques Asking Essential Questions

4. Airlines, Travel Agents and Airport Handling

Facilitations Point to Point One Way Routing, Specified Routing Preparation of Itinerary Fare Calculation Ticketing Accounting and Reporting of Documents in Airlines Airport Handling Drafting and Basic of Design Colour theory and computer application Furniture Design Home furnishing Interior Design & Display Portfolios Drawing techniques of interior decoration

5. Interior Designing

6. Corporate Communication & Public Relations

Corporate Communication is the term used to describe variety of management functions related to an organizations internal and external communication. It includes traditional disciplines such as public relations, investor relations, employee relations, communication is the term used to describe a variety of management functions related to an organizations internal and external communication. It includes traditional disciplines such as public relations, investor relations, employee relations, community relations, media relations, labor relations, government relations, training and employee development,

marketing communication, management communication. Many organizations also include philanthropic activity, crisis and emergency communications, and advertising as part of corporate communication functions. Simplistically, Corporate Communication is said to be the application of Public Relations in a corporate environment. This course will introduce the students to the nuances of the global job opportunities in Corporate Communication & Public Relations functions.

Course on Entrepreneurship
1. Discovery & building Positive self Self Skills leadership concept communication, presentation negotiations & networking Life Management Skills Win Win Strategies Making a business plan

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Techonology for entrepreneurs Interaction with real life entrepreneurs Enterprises Exposure trips Live projects Mentorship by experts from the industry

Effective Communication and Personalty Development

Personality by Development and Grooming Behaviour and Attitude Modification communication Skills- Effective, assertive communication and

influencing skills Leadership skills Customer Relationship Management and Crisis Management Culture Related skill

Duration Venue Faculty Fees

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The programmes for all the courses will be conducted from August to December 2011. Jesus and Mary College Professional faculty from other Institutions Rs. 12,000 per programme. Fees to be paid along with the college fee Fees once paid will not be refunded. Attendance: Seventy percent attendance is required. Certificates will be awarded to students who successfully complete the programme.

q Admission to these courses have to be taken along with the regular admission only q Limited seats q Admission on first come first serve basis

Foreign Languages: French and Spanish offered by Delhi University

Certificate Course

Diploma Course

Advanced Diploma

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Admission Procedure
The college will accept only Jesus and Mary College online admission forms available at http://www. jmc.ac.in from June 4th, 2012. Prospectus available on college website http://www.jmc.ac.in. The candidate should read all the instructions and criteria for admission to various departments given on the college website carefully before filling the online form An applicant can fill only one form, 3 preferences can be marked on one form. Student who fills more than one form will be disqualified even at a later stage Students applying under sports category shall be required to appear for sports trials along with all original documents/certificates on 19th,20th and 21st June 2012, the schedule of sports trials shall be put up on the college website / notice board on 4th June 2012. Minimum eligibility for appearing in trials is I/II or III position at the zonal level. Students applying under ECA category shall have to appear for ECA trials along with all original documents /certificates on 21st and 22nd June 2012, the list of shortlisted candidates along with schedule shall be put up on college website/notice board on 20th June 2012. Admissions will be done according to the rules and regulations of the institution and the Delhi University and the decision of the college in this regard shall be final. The cut off lists of the selected candidates will be put up on the college website/notice board as per the Delhi University schedule. At the time of admission ,the selected candidate will be required to : (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) Fill the Admission Form, affixing one passport size photograph on the form. Provide one more passport size photograph for the Identity Card. Submit a Medical Certificate of fitness issued by a Registered Medical Practitioner. Submit the original Class XII Statement of Marks, Provisional Certificate of Class XII, Certificate of Class X. Pay the fees as indicated.

First Cut-off List - 2011

B. Com (Hons) B. Com Course Economics (Hons) - 94.5% Commerce Stream - 93.25% Commerce Stream - 93.5% Humanities & Science with Eco 96.5% Commerce 94.5% Humanities & Science without Eco English (Hons) - 88% Humanities and Science Stream 96% Commerce with English 84%, Elective English 74% Hindi (Hons) - 65% Aggregate 70% Subject marks History (Hons) - 80% Mathematics (Hons) - 87.75% with 88% in Maths Pol. Science (Hons) - 89.5% Psychology (Hons) - 95% weighted (91% - 95%) Sociology (Hons) - 89.5% weighted (85.5% - 89.5%) B. A. Programme - Varied

Orientation Programme
Orientation Programme is conducted for the newly admitted students to enable them to get to know the working of the Institution, the rules and regulations of the college, teachers of their departments, and to introduce them to the functioning of the library, the canteen and other administrative work.

The schedule of the Orientation Programme is as given below:

Thursday 19th July 2012 Friday 20th July 2012 Saturday 21th July 2012 All (Hons.) Courses except [B.Com (H)] B. Com. (H), B. Com. (C) and B.A. Programme All Christian students

At 10:00 A.M. the newly admitted students are required to assemble in the college Multi Purpose Hall. College re-opens on 23rd of July 2012

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College Fees
(A) College Expenses
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Admission/Re-admission Fee Tution Fee Library & Reading Room House Exam Fee Electricity & Water Identity Card Handbook Garden Charges College Magazine Contribution to Maintenance Fund

PeR YeaR
5.00 180.00 400.00 100.00 600.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 90.00 2,500.00

(B) Extra-Curricular Expenses

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 15. Academic Association Student Society Student Aid Fund PTSA Games Fund Karamchari Welfare Fund Security Deposit (Refunded only by producing original fee receipt) Medical Fee Canteen Registration Stationery College Development Freshers / Farewell Celebration Orientation Day Cultural Festival / Annual Day Foreign Students Fee 100.00 100.00 20.00 60.00 500.00 50.00 500.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 1000.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 4800.00

16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.

Student Credit Card B.El.Ed. Lab fee Multipurpose Hall Psychology Lab Fee / OMSP Computer lab Development Fee [B.Com. (H) + BDP] Computer Student Infobase

20.00 2000.00 950.00 200.00 600.00 200.00

(C) University Fee

1. 2. 3. University Enrolment Fee University Athletic Association University Examination Hons. Course [Other than B.Com.(H) & Economics (H) B.Com.(H) & MT (H) B.A. Restructured Course + B. Com 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. B.El.Ed. Cultural Council University Development fee W.U.S. N.S.S. DUFAS 385.00 485.00 235.00 435.00 10.00 300.00 5.00 20.00 10.00 200.00/250.00 50.00

(D) Optional Course

French / Spanish Certificate Course ( The minimum number of students Required to conduct the course is 40 ) 5,000.00

Fees for Optional Course have to be paid for the full year and will not be refunded. In case the course gets cancelled due to lack of minimum number of students, fees will be refunded. Forms are available in the Accounts Office. 1. Tution Fee is payable in one instalment at the time of admission for new students and by 31st August for all other students. 2. A fine of Re. 1/- per day will be charged after the date on which fees are due. 3. A re-admission fee of Rs. 5/- will be charged from students who fail to pay fees within 30 days of the date on which fees are due. 4. The University Examination Fee is to be paid per semester. Late fee will be paid as per university norms.

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College Regulations
1. When a student seeks admission to the College, it is assumed by the College that she has an earnest purpose. She is expected to aim at the highest achievement in every sphere and to conduct herself in a responsible and dignified manner wherever she may be. 2. By joining the college the student is bound by all its Rules and Regulations. 3. She also commits herself to participate in attending extra-curricular and inter-college prgrammes, besides attending 2/3rd of the lectures and tutorials, to be eligible to do the University examinations. 4. The Principal reserves the right to take appropriate action: Suspend/Expel students found guilty of any kind of indiscipline as laid down in the University Ordinance XV-B and College rules. Ragging is a punishable crime and students found guilty can face expulsion (Supreme Court Order). 5. JMC is a nonsmoking zone and smoking within the college premises or near the college is strictly prohibited. 6. There is a Sexual harrassment cell in teh college to ensure the safety and security of every student.

Schedule for admission to various under-graduate course for the academic session 2012-2013

Important Dates
Date

S.N Activity
1 2 Online registration for Admission Last date for registration for Admission

Time Period

Monday 4th June 2012 - Monday 18th 2012 Monday 18th June 2012 Upto 11:59 p.m

Notification of First Admission List by the College

Tuesday, 26th June, 2012

10:00 a.m.

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Admission and Payment of Fees Notification of Second Admission List by the College

Tuesday 26th June 2012 - Thursday 28th 2012 Friday, 29th June, 2012

Upto 01:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m.

Admission and payment of Fees

Friday 29th June 2012 - Monday 2nd July 2012 (Excluding Sunday)

Upto 01:00 p.m.

Notification of third Admission List by the College

Tuesday, 3rd July, 2012

10:00 a.m.

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Admission and Payment of Fees Notification of Fourth Admission List by the College (if any)

Tuesday 3rd July 2012 - Thursday 5th July 2012 Friday, 6th July, 2012

Upto 01:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.

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Admission and Payment of Fees Notification of Fifth Admission List by the College (if any)

Friday 6th July 2012 - Monday 9th July 2012 Tuesday, 10th July, 2012

Upto 01:00 p.m 10:00 a.m.

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Admission and Payment of Fees

Tueaday 10th July 2012 - Thursday 12th July 2012 Upto 01:00 p.m

Time for Admission : 10.00AM to 1:00PM

Table A: Abrreviation of Course offered with Subject Combination

abRReVIaTIoN 1. ECO-ESB 2. ECO-MT 3. CA-ADV 4. CA - MT 5. HS-SP 6. HS-PS 7. PS-SY 8. PY-SY 9. PY-Phil 10. FR-Phil 11. ESB-ADV 12. FR-EE 13. EE-HS 14. SP-SY 15. SP-ADV CoURSeS Economics - Entrepreneurship Economics - Mathematics Computer Application - Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management Computer Application - Mathematics History - Spanish History - Political Science Political Science - Sociology Psychology - Sociology Psychology - Philosophy French - Philosophy Entrepreneurship -Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management French - Elective English Elective English - History Spanish - Sociology Spanish - Advertising, sales promotion & Sales Management

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