FOR MODERN U.G./P.G./ PART-TIME COURSES 2019-20

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श्रीवङे्कटेश्वरवदेववश्वववद्याऱयः 2006 तम े29 आन्ध्रप्रदशेानदुानायोगाविवनयमने स्थावितः

वतरुमऱवतरुिवतदवेस्थानप्रोत्सावितः ववश्वववद्याऱयानदुानायोगमावनतश्च अवऱविवर-चन्द्रवगवर उिमाग गः

वतरुिवत – 517 502 (आन्ध्रप्रदशेः)

SRI VENKATESWARA VEDIC UNIVERSITY

(Established under A.P. Act 29/2006) (Sponsored by the T.T.D. and Recognized by the U.G.C.)

Alipiri - Chandragiri By-pass Road

TIRUPATI - 517 502

PROSPECTUS &

ADMISSION RULES FOR MODERN U.G./P.G./

PART-TIME COURSES - 2019-20

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CONTENTS

Particulars P.No.

The University 1-8

Introduction 3

Objectives 3

Location, Land and construction 4

UGC Recognition 4

Emblem 5

Salient Features of the University 8

Essential Amenities 8-9

Courses 9-13

Regular Courses 9-12

Evening and part-time Courses 13

How to apply 13

General rules governing admission 14

Mode of Examination 16

Code of Conduct 17

Hostel Facility 19

For Fee Particulars refer Annexure – I 20

Route Map 21

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SRI VENKATESWARA VEDIC UNIVERSITY (Established under A.P. Act 29/2006)

(Sponsored by the T.T.D. and Recognized by the U.G.C.)

Alipiri-Chandragiri By-pass Road, TIRUPATI – 517502

INTRODUCTION

With the benevolence and blessings of Lord Sri Venkateswara and the indomitable will and untiring efforts of His Excellency Shri Rameshwar Thakur Ji the then Governor of Andhra Pradesh, Sri Venkateswara Vedic University was established in July, 2006, under the sponsorship of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams. The Cabinet of Andhra Pradesh in its meeting held on 7th July 2006, decided to establish Sri Venkateswara Vedic University, and requested His Excellency Governor to promulgate the ordinance providing for the establishment of the University. On 12th July, 2006, His Excellency promulgated the ordinance. Thus the University came into existence. The ordinance was later replaced by the Act, 29/2006.

Since then the university has gone far beyond in all spheres of its motives pocketing dazzling achievements. During the early stages of its inception courses including Vedas, Agamas, Pourohitya, Vedabhasya, Vedangas and Sastras were begun. Gradually these six faculties and twenty five departments have grown. Aiming to achieve the fourth objective, the conception of General Courses occurred with the introduction of B.A., B.Sc. and M.A. in the academic Year 2012-13. From 2019-20 i.e. this academic year, the university offers innovative PG Courses in M.Sc. So far five batches each, pertaining to UG and PG levels, have successfully completed their courses and gone out with their degrees.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To preserve, foster and promote oral traditions of Literature related to Vedas, Agamas and other cognate subjects and decipher their reflections in allied subjects.

2. To conduct research and propagate the relevance of knowledge system and the wisdom contained in the Vedic literature for meeting the challenges of life in the technology driven contemporary society; though allied in subjects in General Courses.

3. To elicit the profundity of cognitive techniques and scientific disposition unveiled in the Vedas and their application through allied subjects in General courses.

4. To revive, consolidate and promote the Scientific thought contained in the Vedas in various fields like Agriculture, Astronomy, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Metallurgy, Meteorology and Yoga; integrate them with their counterparts in modern knowledge systems.

5. To compare and contrast various aspects of social sciences like history, economics, politics in Vedic and contemporary literature; and evolve a system or concept that is a salubrious blend; for the advancement of human society.

PROSPECTUS

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6. To create a body of literature in all modern Indian languages on the content of the Vedas; and the research carried on therein.

7. To translate and publish the Vedic literature in all Indian modern Languages.

8. To achieve the global propagation of Vedic knowledge through audio recordings of Vedic rituals and various rituals; and commentaries and explanations in various languages.

9. To aid in the authentic interpretation of Vedas in India and abroad; and thereby facilitate the understanding of their rational and scientific approach to life, through translations.

10. To contribute to the propagation of models and pictures of tools and implements used in various kinds of rituals; as a cautionary measure of preservation.

11. To digitize and to computize Vedas.

12. To organize and conduct seminars, conferences and workshops; with the idea of propagating Vedic knowledge in the society.

LOCATION, LAND AND CONSTRUCTION

Sri Venkateswara Vedic University, a pearl nestled in the oyster shell of the Seven Hills, on the Alipiri – Chandragiri By-Pass Road; is a serene and sanctified premise. Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanams allotted 300 acres of land near Alipiri, Tirupathi for S.V.Vedic University for construction of buildings.

The major part of construction work has been completed and in this wake all the departments of the University including Academic Centre and Administrative Buildings have become functionary in place of pleasant landscape, which is replete with heart attracting flora and fauna.

Saradadhama, the cluster of the Academic Buildings which include Brahma Sadanam, Agama Nilayam, Grihya Sadanam and Vidyaranya Nilayam; offer a healthy ambience for students to educate themselves in the lap of this picturesque environment. RAMESWARAM, named fondly in honour of the revered Founder Chancellor, is a majestic and impressive structure housing the stalwarts of administration and the official machinery. The Annapurna Sadanam, a spacious dining hall, adjacent to the students’ hostels buildings; endears itself to one and all.

UGC RECOGNITION

Sri Venkateswara Vedic University is the first University statutorily established with unique features for promotion and propagation of Vedic wisdom. The University Grants Commission vide its notification No. F.9-4/ 2007(CPP-I), dated 10th July 2007 recognized Sri Venkateswara Vedic University under section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956.

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OUR EMBLEM

1. The round shape of the emblem denotes the Vedic Passage “Purnamadah

Purnamidam” conveying a sense of all pervasive Supreme Soul, the pace of time and uninterrupted evoluation.

2. The blue colour symbolizes Lord Sri Krishna and infinity.

3. The “Omkara” is the beginning of the Vedas and the creation.

4. The Urdhvapundra reminds us the Venkatesatattva emerged from “Omkara”. It also resembles an open book containing knowledge. The red stroke in the middle resembles the up going flame of a lamp symbolizing the spread of knowledge.

5. The byline teaches us to follow the path unfolded by the Vedas.

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PIONEERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

His Excellency

SRI E. S. L. NARASIMHAN Governor of Andhra Pradesh and

Chancellor

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Prof. S. SUDARASANA SARMA

Vice-Chancellor

SRI GOLI SUBRAHMANYA SARMA

Dean, Academic Affairs

SRI AGNIHOTRAM SRINIVASACHARYULU

Registrar i/c and Finance Officer i/c

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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE UNIVERSITY

It is an internationally acclaimed higher Education Centre for Vedas, Sastras and

allied subjects. Students throng to it from various parts of the country in pursuit of Vedic Education. It has been exclusively started with an intention of conducting UG, PG and advanced Research in the areas of Vedas, Sastras and allied Modern/General subjects. Faculty

The teaching faculty is highly competent in their respective areas. The

disciplinary approach they adopt in organizing the syllabus and systematic teaching

pattern endorses this. Techno Training

A full-fledged computer lab is available to the students throughout.

Erudite Approach

Knowledge, the wealth that multiplies even when

imparted, is made available to the students through a full-fledged library, the store-house of knowledge. Presently the library is housed in the Research block of the University. This vast, well ventilated library caters to quench the students’ thirst for knowledge.

ESSENTIAL AMENITIES EXTENDED

Students will be provided with opportunities to participate in various Extra-curricular Acticities involving cultural, sports and games, literary aspects.

Free Yoga Training

Controlling one’s mind is vital for enhanced concentration. This, for ages has been secured through Yoga. This feature has been inculcated into the mainstream of this University’s education under a well trained Yoga instructor.

Gymnasium

A healthy body houses a healthy mind. Keeping this adage in mind, a well equipped Gymnasium has been established for the benefit of the students.

Global Vernacular Syndicate: Every fortnight Global Vernacular Syndicate is conducted to enhance the fluency of students in speaking and writing the English Language. Sruta-samvardhini :

Students are encouraged to publish their research papers in the magazine Sruta-samvardhini. Career Evolution Centre The Career Evolution Centre provides the students with useful books in order to prepare for competitive examinations.

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Placement Cell The University has established a special placement cell for the benefit of the students. N.S.S.Unit The University introduced N.S.S from the academic year 2015-16 for the benefit of the Students.

Alumni Association: The Formation of an Alumni Association to keep in touch with the old students of the university is beneficial in two-ways: 1. Keep in touch with the students who have left the portals of the university to pursue their careers. 2. Source of inspiration for the juniors who have just joined the university.

REGULAR COURSES A. UNDER GRADUATE COURSES OF 33 YYEEAARRSS DURATION

PART – I: Languages

First Language : English

(First Two Years Only)

Second Language : Telugu/Sanskrit/Hindi


PART – II: Other Subjects

First Year : Environmental Science

Second Year : Human Values and Professional Ethics

(Part – I & Part – II are compulsory Subjects)

PART – III: Under this part the students have to select any one of the following groups based on their eligibility criteria.

S.No. Group Subjects Eligibility

1. B.P.CS.

Botany (with Vedic Herbal Science/ Oshadhi Vignana)

Must have studied Botany and Physics subjects in Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent Examination.

Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/ Khagola Vignana)

Computer Science

2. B.P.FN.


-do- Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/ Khagola Vignana)

Indian Food and Nutrition

3. B.P.YS.


-do- Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/ Khagola Vignana)

Yogic Science

B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science)

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4. B.P.Z.

Botany (with Vedic Herbal Science/

Oshadhi Vignana) Must have studied Zoology, Physics and Botany subjects in Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent Examination.

Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/

Khagola Vijnana)

Zoology (Ancient Indian Ecology)

5. B.Z.CS.


Oshadhi Vignana) Must have studied Zoology and Botany subjects in Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent Examination.

Zoology (Ancient Indian Ecology/

Paryavarana Vignana)

Computer Science

6. B.Z.FN.


Oshadhi Vignana) -do-



7. B.Z.YS.


Oshadhi Vignana) -do-


Yogic Science

8. M.P.CS.

Mathematics (with Vedic Mathematics/

Veda Gańita) Must have studied Mathematics and Physics subjects in Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent Examination.


Khagola Vignana)

Computer Science

9. M.P.FN.


Veda Gańita)

-do- Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/

Khagola Vignana)


10. M.P.YS.


Veda Gańita), -do- Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/

Khagola Vignana),

Yogic Science

11. Z.P.CS.

Zoology (with Ancient Indian Ecology) Must have studied Zoology and Physics subjects in Intermediate (+2) or Equivalent Examination.


Khagola Vignana)

Computer Science

12. Z.P.FN.

Zoology(with Ancient Indian Ecology)


Khagola Vignana)


13. Z.P.YS.

Zoology (with Ancient Indian Ecology)


Khagola Vignana)

Yogic Science

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No.of.Seats: Maximum 20 in each Course except Languages. Age Limit: 17-22Yrs

Note: A minimum of five candidates in each Course under Part III is compulsory to run the Course.

The candidates may go through the general rules while filling the applications. Preference will be

given to the candidates based on the merit in Qualifying Examination.

PART – I: Languages

First Language : English


Second Language : Telugu/Sanskrit/Hindi


PART – II: First Year : Environmental Science

Second Year : Human Values and Professional Ethics

(Part – I & Part – II are compulsory Subjects)

PART – III: Under this part, the students can make a course combination by selecting

one subject from Elective –I and, two from Elective-II.

Note: To choose a subject from Elective-I; the candidate must have studied the same language at the Intermediate (+2) level or its equivalent examination.

No.of.Seats: Maximum 20 in each Course. Age Limit:17-22 Years

Note: A minimum of five candidates in each Course under Part III is compulsory to run

the Course. The candidates may go through the general rules while filling the

applications. Preference will be given to the candidates based on the merit in the

Qualifying Examination.

Elective -I Elective -II Eligibility

English Literature

Computer Applications

To form a combination withMathematics/Economics, a candidate must have studied the relevant subjects at the Intermediate (+2 level) or its equivalent.

Hindi Literature

History (with Ancient Indian History)

Sanskrit Literature

Indian Economics (with Ancient Indian Economics/ Vitta Sastra)

Telugu Literature

Indian Political Science (with Rajaniti and Dharma Sastra)

Mathematics (with Vedic Mathematics/ Veda Gańita)

Puranetihasa

Yoga & Meditation

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts)

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B. Post Graduate Courses in – 2 yrs (4 Semesters) duration.

Age Limit: 20-25 Years Note: A minimum of five candidates in each Course is compulsory to run the Course.

M.Sc. (Master of Sciences)

Age Limit: 20-25 Years

M.A. (Master of Arts)

Sl.No Course Eligibility No.of.Seats

1. M.A. Economics (with Ancient Indian Economics/ Vitta Sastra)

B.A. with Economics 20

2. M.A. Hindi

Any Graduate with Hindi/ B.A. Oriental Title in Hindi or any graduate with Rashtra Basha Praveen of DBHP Sabha, Madras or any graduate with Vidvan of Hindi Prachar Sabha, Hyderabad, Visharad– Hindi Sahitya Sammelan Allahabad

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3. M.A. Puranetihasa Any Graduate with Puranitihasa/ Any Graduate who has studied Sanskrit as second language.

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4. M.A. Sanskrit Any Graduate with Sanskrit / B.A Oriental learning in Sanskrit / Telugu

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5. M.A. Telugu Any Graduate who has studied Telugu as second language.

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S.No Course Eligibility No. of Seats

1. M.Sc. Botany (with Vedic Herbal Science/ Oshadhi Vignana)

B.Sc. with Botany and Chemistry / Biochemistry/ Microbiology/ Biotechnology/ Horticulture/ Zoology

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2. M.Sc. Mathematics (with Vedic Mathematics/ Veda Gańita)

B.A./B.Sc. with Mathematics 20

3. M.Sc. Physics (with Vedic Astronomy/ Khagola Vignana)

B.Sc. with Physics 20

4. M.Sc. Zoology (Ancient Indian Ecology/ Paryavarana Vignana)

B.Sc. with Zoology 20

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C. PART-TIME AND EVENING COURSES (Timings 6.00 pm to 8.30 pm)

P.G. Diploma Courses - One Year Duration (Evening Course) :

Sl. No. Course Eligibility No. of Seats

1. Indigenous Herbal Science

Any graduate 20

2. Computer Applications -do- 20

3. Ancient Indian Mathematics

Any Graduate with sound knowledge in mathematics

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Note: A minimum of five candidates in each Course is compulsory to run the Course.

Diploma Courses - One Year Duration (Evening Course) :

Sl.No Course Eligibility No. of Seats

1. Ancient Indian Dietetics Intermediate or equivalent 25

2 Jyotisha & Vastu -do- 25


Certificate Course - (Nine Months Duration - Evening Course):

Sl. No. Course Eligibility No. of Seats

1 Vedic Mathematics Intermediate or equivalent 25

2 Indigenous Health

Management -do- 25

3 German Language -do- 25


HOW TO APPLY

Candidates seeking admission into any of the above courses offered by Sri

Venkateswara Vedic University, Tirupati; can obtain the prescribed application form

along with the prospectus; in person, from The Registrar, Sri Venkateswara Vedic

University, Tirupati on a requisition indicating the course in which they want

admission. The application form can also be downloaded from the website:

www.svvedicuniversity.ac.in A demand draft for Rs.100/- (Rs.50/- in case of SC/ST

students) drawn in favor of Registrar, S.V.Vedic University payable at Tirupati must

accompany the filled-in application form. The envelopes containing the filled-in

applications should be superscribed as “Application for admission into B.A./B.Sc./

M.A./ M.Sc./ P.G.Diploma/ Diploma/ Certificate course in .......................... for the

academic year 2019-20”. Filled-in applications should be sent to the following

address on or before 29-06-2019.

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The Registrar, Sri Venkateswara Vedic University,

Alipiri-Chandragiri by-pass Road, Tirupati - 517 502 A.P.

For further details, the candidates may contact the following Phone Numbers:

0877-2264651, 9490184039, 8885161850.

GENERAL RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION

The candidates seeking admission should send the application in the prescribed form.

1. The application form should be filled in and signed by the applicant in his/her own

hand writing. The declaration must be signed by the candidate and by the parent or

guardian. 2. The candidates must enclose duly attested Xerox copies of the following

certificates along with the filled-in application, failing which, the application will be

summarily rejected.

i. Provisional/Original pass certificates of the last qualifying examination.

ii. Marks statement showing the marks obtained in each examination right from Matriculation/ SSC/OSLC to the last qualifying examination.

iii. Date of birth certificate iv. Study-cum-Conduct certificate

v. Caste certificate

vi. Transfer Certificate

vii. Valid proof of Residence - Aadhar Card/Ration Card Vii. Income Certificate duly obtained from the competent authorities

ix. Medical Certificate in case of differently abled persons

x. Passport size photos – 3

3. Incomplete applications or those received after the due date will be rejected. The

office of the University will not be held responsible for delay in receipt of application

forms sent by post, etc.

4. Students will be admitted based on eligibility, merit, good conduct etc. as determined by the University.

5. The candidates must attend the interview in person and produce the original

documents along with three sets of Photostat copies listed above in clause 2; to be

conducted on a specified date and time; failing which he/she will not be considered

for admission. If the admission is offered, he/she shall pay the fee immediately

failing which he/she shall forfeit the seat. The next candidate in the merit list will be

considered for admission. 6. All the original certificates have to be deposited in the office at the time of

admission. The candidates are requested to retain sufficient Xerox copies of their

certificates with them in case they need them at a later date. 7. Admission will be confirmed after personal interview and/or the written test.

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8. No student will be permitted to appear for any other University examination during

the period of study in the University.

9. The name of the student will be removed from the rolls or he/she may be expelled, if

he/she participates in illegal, anti-national, anti-social activities, strikes, ragging etc.

10. The candidates should submit two copies of recent passport size photographs at the

time of admission, separately. 11. The University reserves the right of admission. 12. The University reserves the right to run or not run any course.

Reservations

Reservations are applicable for admission into University Courses as per the

existing rules of Government of Andhra Pradesh. A few seats are also reserved for the

children of the employees of the University.

Medium of Instruction

Except languages for all other modern subjects the medium of instruction and

examination shall be English only. For traditional subjects the medium of instruction

shall be Sanskrit only.

Minimum Instruction Days

The minimum instruction days for each academic year shall be 180. Attendance Requirements

1. A student is required to complete the program of study satisfying the attendance requirements in all the years within a period of six academic years from the year of admission failing which he/she forfeits his/her seat.

2. A student shall be detained if he/she fails to put up an overall attendance of 75% to satisfy the attendance requirements.

3. The University may condone the shortage of attendance as specified below:

a) on Medical grounds - 5%

b) by Vice-Chancellor in consultation with the Dean - 5%

c) on payment of condonation fee - 5%

A student who fails to satisfy the attendance requirements specified in clauses (2) and (3) shall repeat that academic year with the permission of the University.

A student shall not be permitted to study any year more than three times during the entire program of study.

A student who satisfies the attendance requirements specified in either of the clauses (2) and (3) in any year may be permitted to repeat that year cancelling the previous attendance and any sessional marks of that year with the permission of the University. However, this facility shall not be extended to any student more than twice during the entire program of study as specified in clause (1).

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Conditions of Promotion

a. A student shall be eligible for promotion to the second year if he/she satisfies the attendance requirements in first year as specified above and gets through the examination successfully.

b. A student shall be eligible for promotion to the third year if he/she satisfies the attendance requirements in second year as specified above and gets through the examination successfully.

MODE OF EXAMINATION:

1. UG Courses:

There shall be two sessional tests and one annual examination in each theory subject during every academic year.

Sessional test I will be held immediately after the completion of 72 instruction days covering the syllabus of the first two units.

Sessional test II will be held immediately after the completion of 144 instruction days covering the syllabus of third and fourth units.

For each theory subject, there shall be an annual examination at the end of the academic year. This will be of 3 hours duration covering the entire syllabus prescribed for the subject.

For each practical subject, the concerned teacher shall award the sessional marks based on the continuous assessment of experimental work. The teacher concerned and an external examiner shall hold the Year-End Examination.

2. PG Courses:

1. Minimum duration of the full time PG Programme is two consecutive academic years i.e., four semesters.

2. Semester: Generally, each semester shall consist of 90 actual instruction days including sessional test days. However instructional days may be reduced up to 72, when necessary, with increased instructional hours per course per week.

3. Credits:

Credit defines the quantum of contents/ syllabus prescribed for a course and

determines the number of instruction hours per week. The norms for assigning

credits to a course for duration of one semester shall be as follows.

3.1. One credit for every one hour of lecture/tutorial per week.

3.2. One credit for every two hours of practical work/seminar per week.

3.3. Four credits in a semester per Project work.

4. Credits Required for award of Degree :

A student shall become eligible for the award of PG Degree, if he/she earns a

minimum of 96 credits by passing the entire core along with practical and seminars.

Other guidelines prescribed as per UGC norms.

Sri Venkateswara Vedic University reserves the right to amend these regulations

at any time in future without any notice. Further, the interpretation of any of the clauses

pertaining to these regulations rests entirely with the University.

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Code of Conduct

The following rules and regulations must be strictly followed by the students of the University.

1. All students should attend the classes regularly and promptly without fail.

2. Each and every student must be self-disciplined while attending the classes.

3. Any student, disturbing class-room atmosphere or causing inconvenience in any

form to the teachers or to the students, shall be sent out from class room by the Teacher and “absent” shall be marked.

4. Any student found causing damage to the property of University will be liable to

disciplinary action. Besides, the repair/replacement charges of the damaged property will be recovered from the student/parent/guardian.

5. All kinds of correspondence with University by the students should be addressed

to the Registrar through proper channel.

6. Students are strictly forbidden from taking part in any activity prejudicial to the University.

7. Students are expected to uphold the prestige of the University and therefore they

are strictly prohibited from participating in any activity that would spoil the reputation of the University.

8. Any student if found guilty of criticizing the conduct of the University any where is

liable to be punished.

9. The Students shall not take part in any political meetings / activities which are likely to create unrest in the campus.

10. The use of cell phones in the University by the students is strictly prohibited. The

cell phone if found with the students will be taken by the University and will be handed over to the parents / guardian after receiving suitable explanation.

11. Students who are found guilty of any act of indiscipline and those who resort to

agitations will be expelled from the University.

12. Students indulging in unlawful, immoral activities etc., shall be punished.

13. Every student will be issued an identity card soon after admission which has to be carried by them and it shall be produced to the authorities on demand; the loss of identity card should be reported immediately to the University authorities.

14. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. If any incident of ragging comes to the

notice of the authority, the student concerned shall be given liberty to explain and if his explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority will take necessary disciplinary action which may include expulsion.

15. The Registrar is empowered to impose the following punishments on the

students in the best interest of the students and the institution:

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(a) Levy of penalty or marking absent in the attendance register or both

(b) Stoppage of issue of certificates.

(c) Suspension / expulsion from the institution

(d) Any other action which the authorities may deem fit in the circumstances of the case.

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Hostel facility:

Usually admission is provided to day scholars; however University provides limited

hostel facility to non local candidates pursuing UG and PG Regular Course under the

following terms and conditions.

1. University will provide hostel facility for non-local candidates only.

2. The candidate must pay the hostel fee at the time of Hostel Admission.

3. Hostel will be allotted based on the merit, good conduct etc.

4. The candidates must follow the terms and conditions ordered by the authorities

of the University time to time without fail.

5. University reserves right to cancel the hostel facility under disciplinary action or

any other circumstances to any candidate at any stage of study without giving

any notice.

6. University will provide hostel facility only for the candidates who successfully

complete the course in each Academic Year.

7. University will not entertain any illegal, anti-national, anti-social activities, strikes,

ragging etc in the premises of the hostel.

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Annexure – I (Fee Details per annum)

Course Name Admission

Fee Recongnition

Fee

ID Card Fee

Tuition Fee

(in Rs.)

Library Caution Deposit

(Refundable)

Computer Lab Fee

General Lab Fee

Total Fee (in Rs.)

B.A. (per annum) 50-00 55-00 80.00 500.00 400-00 3,000.00 -N.A.- 4,085.00

B.Sc. (per annum) 50-00 55-00 80.00 500.00 400-00 3,000.00 200.00 4,285.00

M.A. (per annum) 50-00 55-00 80.00 3000.00 400-00 1,000.00 -N.A.- 4585.00

M.Sc. (per annum)

50-00 55-00 80.00 12,000.00 400-00 1,000.00 200.00 13,785.00

P.G. Diploma in Computer Applications

50-00 55-00 -N.A.- 5,000.00 400-00 -N.A.- -N.A.- 5,505.00

All P.G. Diploma Courses (except Computer Applications)

50-00 55-00 -N.A.- 2,500.00 400-00 -N.A.- -N.A.- 3,005.00

Other Diploma Courses

50-00 55-00 -N.A.- 1,500.00 400-00 -N.A.- -N.A.- 2,005.00

Certificate Courses in German

50-00 55-00 -N.A.- 5000.00 400-00 -N.A.- -N.A.- 5,565.00

Other Certificate Courses

50-00 55-00 -N.A.- 1,000.00 400-00 -N.A.- -N.A.- 1,505.00

Hostel Fee (Only for UG and PG Courses) Fee Particulars Fee (in Rs)

Establishment charges 1500.00

Room maintenance and water charges per annum 500.00

Miscellaneous charges per annum 500.00

Mess caution deposit 1000.00

*** Computer Lab Fee will be collected from students who opt for either Computer

Science or Computer Applications.

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Note:

1. The eligible candidate shall be admitted to the Course applied only after paying the prescribed fee within the stipulated time.

2. Fee once paid will not be refunded at any circumstances. 3. The Candidates must pay the Second Year and Third Year Fee at the beginning of the academic year itself.

Important Dates: Last date for receipt of filled-in applications: 29-06-2019

For further details please contact: 0877-2264651, 9490184039, 8885161850

visit our website: www.svvedicuniversity.ac.in follow us on: www.facebook.com/svvedicuniversity

Application must be submitted to the Registrar, S.V.Vedic University, Alipiri Chandragiri By-pass Road, Tirupati.

Last date for received Filled application - 29-06-2019

Note: 1.A minimum of five candidates in each course is compulsory to run the

course. 2. The eligible candidates will be intimated through university website

www.svvedicuniversity.ac.in and their names will be displayed on the

university notice board.

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