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Pune District Education Association48/1 A, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune 411 038. (Maharashtra)

Ph. : (020) 2543 4570, 2543 7341, 2545 8327.web : www.pdeapune.org

MANAGING TRUSTEE

PresidentHon. AJIT PAWARDeputy Chief Minister

Maharashtra State

Shri. Rajendra GhadgeVice President

Adv. Sandeep KadamHon. Secretary

Adv. Mohanrao DeshmukhTreasurer

Shri. L. M. PawarDy. Secretary

Shri. A. M. JadhavJoint. Secretary (Administration)

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Information to remember

: Publish By :DR. BALKRISHNA ZAWARE

PrincipalP.D.E.A.'s

MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE48/1, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune - 411 038.Ph. : 020 - 25443024; Fax. : 020 - 25431034

E-mail : [email protected]; Web. : www.pdeamoholcollege.org

: Cash Transactions :Monday to Friday

10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.Saturday

10.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m.

: Office Timing :Monday to Saturday

10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.& 2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.

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Printing and Publication Department48/1 A, Erandwane, Paud Road, Pune - 38

Ph. (020) 25434570

Courses Offered

XIth & XIIthArtsCommerce with I.T.Science with Bifocial (Computer)

Minimum Competency Vocational Course at +2 stage1) Automobile Technology2) Electronics Technology3) Electrical Technology

B.A. (Special Marathi / Economics) B.Com. B.Sc. Computer Science B.B.A. (Computer Application) M.A. Marathi M.A. Economics M.Com. M.Sc. Computer Science

Spacious well furnished building. Spacious well stacked library. Spacious well equipped laboratories. Spacious well furnished Computer laboratores.

NSS Centre for Competitive Examinations. Earn & Learn scheme. Efficient administrative staff.

Economic & other concessions for backward students. Government & other fee concessions & scholarships. The prizes will be awarded in the due course of time for standing first in various papers at the university examination.

Sailent Features of the College

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CONTENTS

About Pune District Education Association ....................................................................... 5

About the College ....................................................................... 6

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Arts Faculty ....................................................................... 8

Commerce Faculty ....................................................................... 9

B.B.A. (Computer Application) ....................................................................... 10

B. Sc. (Computer Science) ....................................................................... 11

E_. E. _amR>r ....................................................................... 13

M. A. Economics ....................................................................... 14

M. Com. ....................................................................... 16

M. Sc. (Computer Science) ....................................................................... 20

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Eligibility Certificate ....................................................................... 22

Government Scholarships and Concession ....................................................................... 24

General Conditions ....................................................................... 28

Admission and Eligibility ....................................................................... 29

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College Activities ....................................................................... 31

Table VI Rules for Refund of Fees ................................................................... 33

University of Pune Circular No. 179 of 2009 ................................................................. 35

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Pune District Education Association,Pune (P.D.E.A.) is well known educationalsociety founded by the dedicated team of socialreformers, lead by Ex-Chief officer of Z.P. Pune,late Shri. Baburaoji Gholap and has a standingof over 63 years in the field of education. Theyear 2003-04 was the birth centennary year ofour founder secretary. We are proud to mentionthat P.D.E.A. has received the prestigious, "BestEducational Institute Award" from theGovernment of Maharashtra for the remarkableachievements in the field of education andsocial work, on 5th September 2000.

The association runs different brancheslike Pre-Primary Schools (Marathi and EnglishMedium)-11, Primary Schools-12, SecondarySchools-61, Higher Secondary Schools-31,Vocational Courses-25, Senior Colleges(Multifaculty)-08, Ayurved College and ResearchCenter-01, Pharmacy Colleges-03, College ofArchitecture -01, Management Institutes-03,Polytechnic Institutes-01, Engineering College-01, Law College-01 and D. Ed. College-01.

The association has made up its leewaysince 1941. In the year of 1983, a young,dynamic, intellectual, educationist and well

known political leader Prof. Ramkrishna More(Ex-Minister School Education, Sports andYouth Welfare and Cultural activity -Government of Maharashtra) took the chargeof P.D.E.A. as "President". During his tenure,Prof. Ramkrishna More has accelerated theactivities of "P.D.E.A." with an objective ofcontributing to the intellectual and socialtransformations in different areas likeeducational, social and cultural. All the Institutesof P.D.E.A. have made remarkable progressin the field of education under his ableleadership.

In the year 2006, Inspirer-Visionary-Many more years of success in all ways of life-Young & dynamic wishing leader, HonorableAjit Pawar Dy. Chief Minister, Maharashtra(Finance Planing & Energy Minister, GuardianMinister, Pune) took the charge as "President"of P.D.E.A. by legacy. He is inspiring inner andspiritual strength of P.D.E.A. family viz. Lifemembers, Employees and Students. All thebranches of P.D.E.A. are now taking a globalspeed towards the destination.

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About the College

Our Mission* To keep faculty and students abreast of advanced

knowledge and technology.* To nurture critical thinking and analysis ability

among students.* To encourage students to face competitive world.* To practice innovation teaching, learning, research

and extension activities.* To inculcate moral values among students.

Our Vision :“Bahujan Hitaya; Bahujan Sukhaya”

The vision statement suggests that, to stay inan endeavor towards nurturing our students who comefrom mass community by imparting world classdiversified advanced education, knowledge, wisdomand inclulcating timeless values, thereby empoweringthem to stand up proudly in the competitive world.Objectives :The following objectives will help students of theinstitution to become a successful human being.* To empower the students through modern learningtechniques and participation in curricular, co-curricularand extension activities.* To motivate the students in developing their hiddenpotential* To develop research culture along the faculty andstudents.* To bring awareness and dignity of self-reliance in thestudents.

Mamasaheb Mohol College, Pune - 38 wasestablished in the year 1984-85. The college is havingits own spacious, well furnished and well equippedbuilding (classrooms, laboratories, library, administrativeblock. etc.) The college has many distinguishedteachers with reference to academic, sports, NSS,Student Welfare activi ty and other personalachievements.

We have 38 teachers in which 14 have Ph.D.degree and 13 have M.Phil degree, 11 have SET-NETnd are actively engaged in continuous researchactivities.

The college and management have put in theirsincere efforts to introduce traditional courses of UGand PG level, with their specializations and newcourses to maintain pace with time by introducingdifferent courses in the field of computers andinformation technology.

For benefit of students, we have started 04 PGcourses, affiliated to the University of Pune andrecognised by the Government of Maharashtra.

After successful completion of UGC norms, thecollege has received 2(f) and 12(b) status from UGC,New Delhi. Immediately after this, college has availedthe financial assistance from UGC under the variousschemes during 9th, 10th,11th and 12th plan period.

Dr. BALKRISHNA ZAWAREPrincipal

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ARTS FACULTY (H$bm emIm)

F.Y.B.A. (CBCS Syllabus) Credit SystemSemester - I : Total Credits = 18Compulsory English 11011Choose Any five subjects from following -1) Marathi (G1) 11021 A2) Hindi (G1 ) 11091 B3) Economics (G1 ) 111514) Politics (G1) 11161 A5) Geography (G1 ) 110 A6) Additional English (G1 ) 113317) Physical Education (Compulsory)Semester - II : Total Credits = 18

Compulsory English 11012Choose Any five subjects from following -1) Marathi (G1) 11022 A2) Hindi (G1 ) 11092 B3) Economics (G1 ) 111524) Politics (G1) 11162 A5) Geography (G1 ) 110 B6) Additional English (G1 ) 113327) Physical Education (Compulsory)

S. Y. B. A. (CBCS Syllabus) Credit SystemSemester - III - Total Credits = 26Compulsory EnglishSpecial Subject :1) Marathi (S1) DSE-1A32) Marathi (S2) DSE-1B3

OR1) Economics (S1) DSE-1A32) Economics (S2) DSE-1B3General Subject : ( Choose Any three subjects )1) Marathi (G2) CC-1C32) Political Science (G2) CC-1C3

3) Geography (G2) CC-1C34) Economics (G2) CC-1C35) Hindi (G2) CC-1C3Semester - IV - Total Credits = 26Compulsory EnglishSpecial Subject :1) Marathi (S1) DSE-2A32) Marathi (S2) DSE-2B3

OR1) Economics (S1) DSE-2A32) Economics (S2) DSE-2B3General Subject : ( Choose Any three subjects )1) Marathi (G2) CC-1D42) Political Science (G2) CC-1D43) Geography (G2) CC-1D44) Economics (G2) CC-1D45) Hindi (G2) CC-1D4Compulsory Subject : Environmental Science.Skilled Enhancement Course (SEC) of 2 credits for eachsubject is compulsory.

T. Y. B. A. (As per 2015-16 Pattern )1) Compulsory English2) Special Subject Two papers (S3) & (S4) each : student will

have to select anyone of the following subjects offeredat S.Y.B.A. as special subject.

i) Marathi (S3 & S4)ii) Economics (S3 & S4)

3) General SubjectsOne paper (G3) of the subject chosen asspecial subject and one paper (G3) each of the two ofthe following subjects offered at (S.Y.B.A.) as generalsubjects

I) Marathi ii) Hindi iii) Economics iv) Politics v) Geography

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PROGRAM OUTCOMES1 Obtain knowledge, framework with facts and figures in Economics.2 Understand the Micro and Macro theoretical structure3 Understand the Indian economy, policies, and planning.4 Graduates will communicate proficiently and collaborate

successfully with peers, colleges and organizations5 To inculcate human values and social awareness through the

socio-sconomic aspects.6 The total output of goods and services and employment of

resources is determined with social works.7 To imbue with following quality which help them in their future life to

achieve the expected goals.8 Realization of human values, Sense of social service, Responsible

and dutiful citizen, Critical temper, Creative ability

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COMMERCE FACULTY (dm{UÁ` emIm)

Program Outcomes : 1) Commercial Sense 2) HumanResource Management 3) Develope Numerical Ability4) Develope Managerial Skills 5) Entrepreneurial skills6) Budgeting policy 7) Well versed with business regularityframework.F. Y. B. Com. (CBCS Syllabus) Credit SystemSemester I ( Total credits = 22 )Subject & Course Type1) Compulsory English- I (AECC*-I) 1112) Financial Accounting - I (CC*-II) 1123) Business Economics- I (CC-III) 1134) Business Mathematics & Statistics - I (CC-IV) 114A5) Optional Group. (GEC-V) 115

(Any one of the Following) a) Organization Skill Development b) Banking and finance6) Consumer Protection and 116

Business Ethics (GEC-V)7) Any one of the following (AEC*-VI) 117 a) Marathi and b) Additional EnglishAdd On Course : Value EducationSemester II ( Total credits = 22 )Subject & Course Type1) Compulsory English- II (AECC*-I) 1212) Financial Accounting - II (CC*-II) 1223) Business Economics- II (CC-III) 1234) Business Mathematics & Stat.- II (CC-IV) 124 A5) Optional Group. (GEC-V) 125

(Any one of the Following) a) Organization Skill Development b) Banking and finance6) Consumer Protection and 126

Business Ethics (GEC-V)7) Any one of the following (AEC*-VI) 127 a) Marathi and b) Additional EnglishAdd On Course : Gender Sensitisation.S. Y. B. Com. (CBCS Syllabus) Credit SystemSemester III ( Total credits = 18 )Subject & Course Type Code1) Business Communiation-I (CC*-I) 2312) Corporate Accounting - I (CC-II) 2323) Business Economics- I Macro (CC-III) 2334) Business Management - I (CC-IV) 234

5) Element of Company Law - I (CC-V) 2356) Special Subject Paper - I (DEC*-VI) 236

(Any One of the following)a) Banking and Finance 236Bb) Cost and Works Accounting 236E

Semester IV ( Total credits = 20 )Subject & Course Type Code1) Business Communiation-II (CC*-I) 2412) Corporate Accounting - II (CC-II) 2423) Business Economics- II Macro (CC-III) 2434) Business Management - II (CC-IV) 2445) Element of Company Law - II (CC-V) 2456) Special Subject Paper - II (DEC*-VI) 246 (Any One of the following) a) Banking and Finance 246B

b) Cost and Works Accounting 246E7) Environmental Awarness (Compulsory)

T. Y. B. Com. (As per 2015-16 Pattern )1) Business Regulatory Framework ( M.Law)2) Advanced Accounting3) International Economics4) Auditing & Taxation5) Special Subject - Paper II

( Same special subject offered at S.Y.B.Com. )a) Cost & Works Accounting Paper - IIOR b) Banking & Finance.

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B.B.A. (Computer Application)B.B.A. (CA)

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F.Y. B.B.A.(CA) (CBCS Syllabus ) Credit SystemSemester - I (Credit : 21)1) Business Communication (CC) CA-1012) Principle of Management ( CC ) CA-1023) C Language (CC) CA-1034) Database Management System ( CC) CA-1045) Statistics ( CC ) CA-1056) Computer Laboratory based on103 CA-106 and 104 ( PR)Add On Course : PPA (SEC)Semester - II (Credit : 21)1) Organisation Behaviour and Human Resource Management (CC) CA-2012) Financial Accounting ( CC ) CA-2023) Business Mathematics (CC) CA-2034) Relational Database ( CC) CA-2045) Web Technology HTML-JS-CSS ( CC ) CA-2056) Computer Laboratory based on 204 CA-206 and 205 ( PR)Add On Course : Advance C (SEC)S.Y. B.B.A.(CA) (CBCS Syllabus ) Credit SystemSemester - III ( Credit : 23 )1) Digital Marketing (CC) CA-3012) Data Structure ( CC ) CA-3023) Software Engineering (CC) CA-3034) Angular JS (EC) or PHP ( EC) CA-3045) Big Data ( EC ) or Block Chain ( EC ) CA-3056) Computer Laboratory based on 302 CA-306 304 and 305 ( PR)

Environment Awarness (AECC)Semester - IV ( Credit : 22 )1) Networking (CC) CA-4012) Object Oriented Concept Through CPP (CC) CA-4023) Operating System (CC) CA-4034) Node JS (EC) or Advance PHP ( EC) CA-404 or Hadoop (EC)5) Project (EC) CA-4056) Computer Laboratory based on 402 and CA-406 404 ( PR)Add On Course (SEC)

T.Y.B.B.A. (CA)(As per Syllabus 2015-16)

Semester VJava Programming 501Web Technologies 502Dot Net Programming 503Object Oriented Software Engg. 504Software Project - I (Based on C++ / VB 505Technology)Laboratory Course - V 506(Based on Paper No. 501, 502 & 503)Semester VI601 Advanced Web Technologies602 Advanced Java603 Recent Trends in IT604 Software Testing605 Software Project - II (Java / Dot net Technology)606 Laboratory Course - VI

(Based on Paper No. 601 & 602)

Program Outcomes :1 Generate skill based employable computer graduates

and producing quality human resource.2 Provide guidance and technical attitude to become

excellent management professionals.3 Provide ability to solve problem, decision making in an

organization.4 Inculcate IT related skills.5 Help to develop interpersonal skills. Provide

internship with various industries, private, public andcorporate sector.

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B. Sc. (Computer Science)


Program Outcomes :1 Use creativity, critical thinking, and analysis and research skills to

solve theoretical and real-world problems in computer science2 Work effectively both individually and as member of team.3 Discuss software development fundamentals, including

programming, data structures, algorithms and complexity4 Illustrate the concepts of systems fundamentals, including

architectures and organization, operating systems, networkingand communication.

5 Gain the knowledge about software engineering fundamentals,including software analysis and design, evaluation and testing,and software engineering processes.

6 Communicate effectively for different purposes and in differentsituations

7 Gain self-discipline in everyday aspects of life and work.8 Describe mathematics fundamentals, including discrete structures,

statistics and calculus.9 Illustrate the concepts of Microprocessors and microcontrollers10 Make use of fundamentals of Application, including information

management and intelligent applications

F.Y.B.Sc(C.S) (CBCS) Syllabus Credit SystemSemester I ( Total credits = 22 )Problem Solving using Computer and CS 111‘C’ Programming (CC-I)Database Management Systems(CC-I) CS 112Computer Practical (CC-I) CS 113Matrix Algebra (CC-II) MTC 111Discrete Mathematics (CC-II) MTC 112Mathematics Practical (CC-II) MTC 113Semiconductor Devices & Basic ELC 111Electronic System (CC-III)Principal of Digital Electronics (CC-III) ELC 112Electronics Practical (CC-III) ELC 113Descriptive Statistics (CC-IV) CSST 111Mathematical Statistics (CC-IV) CSST112Statistics Practical (CC-IV) CSST 113Semester II ( Total credits = 22 )Advanced ‘C’ Programming (CC-V) CS 121Relational Database Mgmt Systems (CC-V) CS 122Computer Practical (CC-V) CS123

Linear Algebra (CC-VI) MTC 121Graph theory (CC-VI) MTC 122Mathematics Practical (CC-VI) MTC 123Electronics (CC-VII)Electronics (CC-VII)Electronics Practical (CC-VII)Methods of Applied Statistics (CC-VIII) CSST 121Continuous Probability Distribution and CSST 122Testing of Hypothesis (CC-VIII)Statistics Practical CSST 123Add On Course :S.Y.B.Sc(C.S) (CBCS) Syllabus Credit SystemSemester III ( Total credits = 22 )Data Structure and Algorithms -I (CC-IX) CS 231Software Engineering (CC-IX) CS 232Computer Practical (CC-IX) CS 233Graph Theory (CC-X) MTC 231Numerical Analysis (CC-X) MT 232Mathematics Practical (CC-X) MT 233Micro controller Architecture and EL 211programmingDigital Communication and networking EL 212Electronics Practical (CC-XI) EL 213Environment Science-I (AECC-I)Language Communication-I (AECC-II)Semester IV ( Total credits = 22 )Data Structure and Algorithms-II (CC-XII) CS 241Computer Networks-I (CC-XII) CS 242Computer Practical (CC-XII) CS 243Calculus (CC-XIII) MT 241Operational Research (CC-XIII) MT 242Mathematics Practical (CC-XIII) MT 243Raspberry Pie (CC-XIV) EL 221Wireless communiation of IOT (CC-XIV) EL 222Electronics Practical (CC-XIV) EL 223Language Communication-II (AECC-IV)Environment Science-II (AECC-III)


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T. Y. B. Sc. (Computer Science)Semester VCS 331 Paper I Systems Programming - ICS 332 Paper II Theoretical Computer Science - ICS 333 Paper III Computer Networks - ICS 334 Paper IV Internet programming - ICS 335 Paper V Programmign in Java- ICS 336 Paper VI OOSESemester VICS 341 Paper I Operating System - IICS 342 Paper II Compiler Construction - IICS 343 Paper III Computer Networks - IICS 344 Paper IV Internet programming - IICS 345 Paper V Programming in Java- IICS 346 Paper VI Computer GraphicsLaboratory Courses :CS 347 Lab Course I Practical based on CS 331 and CS341CS 348 Lab Course II Practical based on CS335 and CS345 and computer graphics.CS 349 Lab Course III Practical based on CS 334 and CS 344 and Project

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qH$dm Zo‘boë¶m Adm©MrZ gm{hË¶H¥$VtMm Aä¶mg ^mJ-14) CBOP-12 bmoH$gm{hË¶mMr ‘ybVËdo Am{U ‘amR>r

bmoH$gm{hË¶ mJ-15) CC - Skill Based Subject - I6) CC- Introduction to Cyber Security - IIIgÌ - 41) CC-13 àgma‘mÜ¶‘m§gmR>r boIZH$m¡eë¶o mJ-22) CC-14 gm{hË¶ g§emoYZ3) CC-15 Zo‘boë¶m ‘Ü¶¶wJrZ gm{hË¶H¥$VtMm Aä¶mg mJ-2

qH$dm Zo‘boë¶m Adm©MrZ gm{hË¶H¥$VtMm Aä¶mg ^mJ-24) CBOP-16 bmoH$gm{hË¶mMr ‘ybVËdo Am{U ‘amR>r

bmoH$gm{hË¶ mJ-25) CC - Skill Based Subject - II6) CC- Introduction to Cyber Security - IV

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Program Outcomes :1 Post Graduates will achieve the new issues and

challenges of world and Indian Economicorganizations

2 Demonstrate knowledge of WTO, UNO, Worldbank and perspectives across globalboundaries.

3 To prepare the students for the services innation and abroad in banking, insurance,planning and stock market.

4 The knowledge is useful for competitiveexamination and academic research.

5 Student can get knowledge of Industrialization.6 To understand the govt. policies which involves

taxes, expenditure and budget

Course StructureM.A. Part I - Semester I(CBCS syllabus ) Credit SystemCore Courses : Compulsory PaperEC-1001 Micro Economic Analysis - IEC-1002 Public Economics - IEC-1003 International TradeNon-Core CourseEC-1004 Agriculture EconomicsEC Human Rights - IEC Introduction to Cyber Security - IM.A. Part I - Semester II(CBCS syllabus ) Credit SystemCore Courses : Compulsory Paper

EC-2001 Micro Economic Analysis - IIEC-2002 Public Economics IIEC-2003 International FinanceNon-Core CourseEC-2004 Labour EconomicsEC Human Rights - IIEC Cyber Security - II

M. A. Part II Semester III(CBCS syllabus ) Credit SystemCore Courses :EC-3001 Macro Economics - IEC-3002 Growth & Development - IEC-3003 Research Methodology - INon-Core Courses (Choose any one )EC-3004 Economics of Finance OR

Demography OR Capital Market OR Industrial Economics

EC Introduction to Cyber Security - IIIEC Skill based subject - I

Semester IV(CBCS syllabus ) Credit SystemCore Courses :EC-4001 Macro Economics Analysis - IIEC-4002 Growth & Development - IIEC-4003 Research ProjectNon-Core Courses (Choose any one )EC-4004 Econometrics OR Public Policy OR

Economics of Environment OR Forign Exchange Market

EC Introduction to Cyber Security - IVEC Skill based subject - II

M.A. Economics


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M.A. Economics


Scheme of Examination :Credit and Semester System :* CSS started from academic year 2013-14* The post-graduate degree will be awarded to

students who obtain a total Credit 64 out of 100credits. ( Average credit per semester 16)

* One credit will be equivalent to 15 clock hoursof teacher student contact per semester

* Assessment shall consist of -a) In-semester continuous assessmentb) End-semester assessment

Both shall have an equal weightage of 50% each.* An insemester assessment of 50% marks

should be a continuous evaluation system inform of 4 types of parameters suchas :i) Tutorialsii) Home-assignmentsiii) Seminar presentation.iv) Mid-semester examination

* A student cannot repeat Internal assessment* Semester end examination for remaining 50%

marks will be conducted by the University ofPune.

* To pass the degree course, a student shall haveto get minimum aggregate 40% marks in eachcourse.

* A student cannot register for the third semester.If he/she fails to complete 50% credits of thetotal credits expected to be ordinarily completedwithin two semesters.l

* Students who have failed semester endexamination. ( i.e. University Exam.) mayreappear for the semester-end exam only twicein subsequent period.

* While marks will be given for all exams, theywill be converted into grades.

* There shall be Revaluation of the answer scriptsof semester-end exam. but not of internalassessment papers as per ordinance no. 134and B

The distribution of marks assessment forsemester shall be given as follows.i) Tutorials - 10ii) Home-assignments - 10iii) Seminar Presentations - 10iv) Mid-semester exam - 20

- out of 60 marks(convert in out of 20 i.e. 1/3)

Additional 10 Credit Courses :As per decision taken by the SPPU authorised

10 Credit Courses has been Incorporated in theSyllabi of M.A. from the academic Year 2014-15.The structure of the courses are as follows.

Name of Course Credit Fee1) Cyber Security 4 credits Rs. 200/-

2) Human rights 2 credits Rs. 100/-3) Skill based course 4 credits Rs. 400/-

Total 10 credits Rs. 700/-Guidelines for the evaluation of these courses

are given by the department personally.

There shall be compulsory passing in thesecourses otherwise students won't be conferred thedegree.


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M.Com.

Program Outcomes :1 To Equip Post Graduate students to accept the

challenges of business word2 To develop independent logical thinking and

facilitate personality development3 To Equip the students for seeking suitable careers

in management and entrepreneurship4 To study by student’s method of data collection and

their interpretations5 To develop among student’s communication and

analytical skillM. Com. (CBCS syllabus ) Credit System

Semester - ICompulsory Subjects101 Management Accounting102 Strategic ManagementSpecial Subjects :To choose any one Group of the followingGroup A(Advanced Cost Accounting & Cost system)107 Advanced Cost Accounting108 Costing Technique Examinations and

Responsibility AccountingGroup B(Advanced Banking & Finance)115 Legal Framework of Banking116 Central BankingExtra Credit - Human Rights - IExtra Credit - Introduction to Cyber Security -ISemester - IICompulsory Subjects201 Financial Analysis and Control202 Industrial Economics

Special Subjects :To choose any one Group of the followingGroup A(Advanced Cost Accounting & Cost system)207 Application Cost Accounting208 Cost Control & Cost SystemGroup B(Advanced Banking & Finance)215 Banking Law & Practices216 Monetary PolicyExtra Credit - Human Rights - IIExtra Credit - Introduction to Cyber Security -IISemester - IIICompulsory Subjects301 BusinessFinance302 Research Methodology for BusinessSpecial Subjects :To choose any one Group of the followingGroup A(Advanced Cost Accounting & Cost system)307 Cost Audit308 Management AuditGroup B(Advanced Banking & Finance)315 Foreign Exchange316 International FinanceExtra Credit - Skill based subject - IExtra Credit - Introduction to Cyber Security -IIISemester - IVCompulsory Subjects401 Capital Market and Financial

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Group A(Advanced Cost Accounting & Cost system)407 Recent Advances in

Cost Auditing andCost System

408 Project Work/CaseStudies

Group B(Advanced Banking & Finance)415 Recent Advances in Banking

and Finance416 Project Work/Case StudiesExtra Credit - Skill based subject - IIExtra Credit - Introduction to Cyber Security - IVScheme of Examlnation :The examination of regular students of M.Com. degreecourse of the University of Pune admitted in the academicsession 2019-20 and after shall be based on:(a) Semester Examination(b) Continuous Assessment(c) Choice Based Credit System, and(d) Semester Grade Point Average and Cumulative Grade Point Average System

For each paper of 100 marks, there will be anInternal Assessment (1A) of 40 marks and theUniversity Examination (UE) of 60 marks/ 3 hoursduration at the end of each semester. A candidate whowill secure at least 40% marks allotted to each paperwill be given 4 credits. A candidate who does not passthe examination is any subject or subjects in onesemester will be permitted to appear in such failedsubject or subjects along with the papers of followingsemesters.

M.Com.

The Internal Assessment for each paper willbe 40 marks, which will be carried out by the departmentduring the term. The Internal Assessment may be in theforms of written test, seminars, term papers,presentations, assignments, orals or any such others.The distribution of internal assessment marks shall beas follows:Midterm Test 20Presentation/Role Play 10

Case studies/ Group Discussion 10There shall be four semester examinations: first

semester examination at the middle of the first academicyear and the second semester examination at the endof the first academic year. Similarly, the third and fourthsemester examinations shall be held at the middle andthe end of the second academic year, respectively.The candidates shall be permitted to proceed from thefirst semester up to final semester irrespective of theirfailure in any of the semester examinations subject tothe condition that the candidates should register for allthe arrear subjects of earlier semesters along with current(Subsequent) semester subjects.Research project work:

There will be a Research Project to be preparedby a student during the fourth semester. The objectiveof the project work is to introduce students to researchmethodology in the subject and prepare them forpursuing research in theoretical or experimental orcomputational areas of the subject. The project work isto be undertaken under guidance of a teacher allottedto a student by the department.Division of marksMarksSynopsis with working bibliography( Internal Assessment) 40


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A full project Report ( Minimum 50-80 40pages)Viva Voce 20Total 100

As the Research Project is based on the self-study done by the candidate and evaluated for 100 marksaltogether, having four credits. The project may beevaluated by two examiners one internal and oneexternal, selected from the panel of PG examiners ofthe University. The Viva voce must be conducted bythe teachers selected out of the panel of PG examinersmaintained by the University.

The candidates have to submit the project 15days before the commencement of the fourth semesteruniversity examination. The project report shall be type-written and submitted in duplicate. A candidate who failsto submit the project may resubmit the same in thesubsequent semester examination for evaluation. Theproject work activities must be duly supported bydocumentary evidence to be endorsed by the Head orGuide.Standard of passing:A candidate shall be declared to have passed in thepaper provided he/she has secured minimum GP of4.5 in the UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION and GRADE POINTAVERAGE of 4.0 in aggregate of UNIVERSITY GRADEand INTERNAL ASSESSMENT taken together.Classification of successful candidates:

Candidates who secured not less than 60% ofaggregate marks (INTERNAL ASSESSMENT+UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION ) in the whole examinationshall be declared to have passed the examination inthe first class. All other successful candidates shall bedeclared to have passed in second class. Candidateswho obtain 70% of the marks in the aggregate (INTERNALASSESSMENT +UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION) shall bedeemed to have passed the examination in first classwith distinction.

A student who passes in all the courses will bedeclared to have passed the M.Com. degree with thefollowing honors.CGPA in (4.00, 4.99) - Pass ClassCGPA in (5.00, 5.49) - Second ClassCGPA in (5.50, 5.99) - Higher Second ClassCGPA in (6.00, 7.99) - First ClassCGPA in (8.00, 10,00) - First Class with

DistinctionScheme of Credits:

Sixty (60) hours of teaching will lead to four credits(which mean four hours per week teaching in onesemester) and long term paper as well as presentationwill carry one credit. Each semester shall offer 16 creditsor more.Grade Points Scheme:

The term grading system indicates a 10 – points scaleof evaluation of the performance of students in termsof marks obtained in the Internal and ExternalExamination, grade points and letter grade. The totalperformance within a semester and continuousperformance starting from the first semester areindicated respectively by Grade Point Average (GPA)and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).Candidates who pass all the examinations prescribedfor the course in the first appearance itself alone areeligible for Ranking.Standard of Passing.Regular students: - A candidate is required to obtain40% marks in each of course in both Mid Semestersand Semester end. It means passing separately at Mid-Semester and semester Examinations is compulsory.Award of Class.a. The class in respect of M.Com. Examination will be


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Fee Structure / Admission Procedure

As per Savitribai Phule Pune University Rules.( Online Admission )

Cause Compensation

1. Death by an accident Rs. 50,000.002. Loss of Vision - both eyes

or any two parts of the bodyor one eye & one part of the body Rs. 25,000.00

3. Loss of Vision - one eye and onepart of the body Rs. 12,500.00

4. Medical expenses incurred,arising out of accident. Rs. 05,000.00

5. In case of permanent partialdisablement, the compensationshall be given maximum upto Rs. 25,000.00

: ANNEXURE :STUDENT'S SAFETY INSURANCE SCHEME

awarded on the basis of aggregate marks obtained bythe candidates in all the sixteen papers at the SemesterI, II, III, and IV together.The Award of class shall be as under:-

Marks Obtained Class70% and above First Class with Distinction.60% and above butless than 70% First Class.55% and abovebut less than 60% Higher Second Class.50% and above butless than 55% Second Class.40% and above butless than 50% Pass Class.Less than 40% Fail.b. Improvement: -

A candidate having passed M.Com.Examination will be allowed to improve the performance.The same is termed as ‘Class Improvement Scheme’under which improvement of performance shall beallowed only at the Semester end Examination.

A candidate after passing M.Com.Examination will be allowed to appear in the additionalSpecial Subject after keeping necessary terms in theconcerned special subject only, for which a passingcertificate will be issued.Medium of Instruction :

The use of Marathi is allowed for writing answersin the examination except for following courses:a. Management Accountingb. Financial Analysis & Controlc. Business Statistics,d. Advanced Accounting and Taxatione. Advanced Cost Accounting and Cost Systems.

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M.Sc. (Computer Science)

(CBCS syllabus ) Credit System

Structure of CourseM.Sc. - I Semester - ICSUT111 Paradigm ofProgramming LanguageCSUT112 Design and Analysis ofAlgorithmsCSUT113 Database TechnologiesCSDT114 Cloud computingCSDP114 Cloud ComputingPractical

ORCSDT114 Artificial IntelligenceCSDP114 Artificial IntelligencePractical

ORCSDT114 Web ServicesCSDP114 Web Services PracticalCSUP115 PPL and DatabaseTechnologies PracticalCSUT Human Rights - ICSUT Introduction to Cyber Security - ISemester - IICSUT121 Advanced OperatingSystem

Eligibility Fee Structure / Admission ProcedureAs per Savitribai Phule Pune University Rules.


CSUT122 Mobile TechnologiesCSUT123 Software ProjectManagementCSDT124 ProjectCSDP124 Project relatedAssignments

ORCSDT124 Human ComputerInteractionCSDP124 Human ComputerInteraction Practical

ORCSDT124 Soft ComputingCSDP124 Soft ComputingPracticalCSUP125 Practical on AdvancedOS & Mobile

TechnologiesCSUT Human Rights - IICSUT Introduction to Cyber Security - IIM.Sc. - II Semester - IIICSUT231 Software Architectureand Design PatternCSUT232 Machine LearningCSUT233 Web FrameworkCSDT234 Big Data AnalyticsCSDP234 Big Data Practical

ORCSDT234 Web AnalyticsCSDP234 Web Analytics Practical

ORCSDT234 ProjectCSDP234 Project relatedAssignmentsCSUP235 Practical on Software Architecture and

Design Pattern, Machine LearningandWeb framework.

CSUT Introduction to Cyber Security - IIICSUT Skill based subject - ISemester - IVCSUIT241 Industrial Training/Institutional projectCSUT Introduction to Cyber Security - IVCSUT Skill based subject - II

Program Outcomes :1 Provides technology-oriented students with the

knowledge and ability to develop creative solutions.2 Develop skills to learn new technology.3 Apply computer science theory and software

development concepts to construct computing-basedsolutions.

4 Design and develop computer programs/computer-based systems in the areas related to algorithms,networking, web design, cloud computing, ArtificialIntelligence, Mobile applications.


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Students migrating from other universities/boards either from the state of Maharashtra or fromout side Maharashtra state will be admitted to thecollege on production of an Eligibility Certificate (ora provisional admission certificate, pending issuingof the final Eligibility Certificate) from the Universityof Pune.

For this purpose the students will have toapply to the Pune University in the prescribed formof Eligibility Certificate along with the followingcertificates in original (and a Xerox copy thereof).1. Passing Certificate2. Statement of Marks and3. Migration Certificate from previous University /

Board & i) Attendance Certificateii) Character Certificate from the Principal of

the previous collegeiii) The student have to pay the eligibility

certificate fees.In all the cases the fees paid shall not be

refunded (Ref. P. U. Circular no. 82 of 1978)The responsibility of obtaining an Eligibility

Certificate from the Pune University lies with the

students themselves.The college will however provide necessary

guidance.Eligibility :

All the students seeking admission to M.A. /M.Com. Part I / M.Sc. I (Comp. Sci.) are required tocomplete the eligibility formalities on or before duedate positively in the interest of confirming theiradmission.

Those who fail to comply with this procedurefor one reason or the other are to note that theiradmissions would automatically stand cancelled forwhich the college authorities shall not be responsiblewhatsoever.Document requirement :for admission : Original Graduation Mark list with 2 Xerox copy. Original College Transfer Certificate with one

Xerox copy. Caste certificate (if applicable) Migration certif icate for other than Pune

University. 2 Passport Size Photos. Adhar Card Xerox.

Eligibility Certificate

We do spare the rod and do not spoil the students1. The students are advised to refer their mail box to check all notices send by the college authorities. Ignorance

of the same shall not be entertained as an excuse.2. A student must always wear his/her I card in college campus.3. Without Identity Card entry in the college is strictly prohibited.4. The students shall attend lectures, Practicals, Tutorials, Unit tests and Examinations and shall keep their

guardians in touch with the progress in their studies.5. The students should note that they will not be permitted to appear for the University examinations if they fail

to satisfy the College Authorities on any of the following grounds :a. At least 75% attendance at Lectures / Practicals.b. At least 75% at parades / NSS work as prescribed.c. Attendance and performance at the college examinations / tutorials.d. Good behaviour and observance of discipline in the college premises.e. Obedience of the instructions of teachers /staff and the other college authorities.

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f. Payment of college fees as instructed.5. Students should note that smoking, tobacco chewing, spitting etc. is strictly prohibited in the college

campus.6. Students must deactivate Mobile/Cell Phones in the college premises, classrooms or laboratories.7. Using Mobile Phone in college campus is Strictly Prohibited.8. Entry will not be allowed to students without I-CARD .9. All Students must wear I-CARD in college Campus.

1) Students must observe strict discipline in the college premises / campus and should not disturbthe College / teaching & administration in any manner whatsoever.

2) Students should take proper care of the college property, and help in keeping the premises clean,neat and tidy. Any damage, whatsoever done will be treated as a serious breach of discipline andthe cost of the damage(s) will be recovered from students.

3) No Society or Association shall be formed by the students in the College and no person should beinvited to attend and address any meeting without prior permission of the PRINCIPAL.

4) Students should be regular and punctual in attending their lectures, practicals, tutorials and tests.Students should refrain from remaining absent, however if a student desires to remain absent forany genuine reason(s) prior permission of the Principal / H.O.D. should be taken.

5) Students should not loitre about and sit bear class rooms, laboratories, in varandahs, stair case,cycle stand and play ground, that may cause disturbance to the periods / classes which are goingon. They should either go to the library or leave the college premises, in case there are no lecturesor practicals.

6) Smoking is strictly prohibited in college campus.7) Annual Social Gathering and any similar programmes / functions which are likely to disrupt

the academic atmosphere on the college campus shall not be permitted.8) Students should note that smoking, tobacco chewing, spitting etc. is strictly prohibited in the college

campus.9) Any one found indulging in any ragging within or outside the college shall be instantly expelled from

the college.

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Govt. Scholarships and Concession

Various scholarships like the Govt.of IndiaNational Scholarships are awarded on the basis ofmerit at the S.S.C./H.S.C. examination. Scholarships& Freeships granted by the state govt. like theB.C.,E.B.C. are available to deserving students ofthe college on fulfillment of the govt. conditions inthis regards.

Freeships to wards of Primary, Secondary &Higher Secondary teachers, freedom fighters,Ex-Servicemen and scholarships/freeshipsconcessions are available to wards of on fulfillmentof the conditions in this regards. These conditionswill be notified on the college notice board.

A student belonging to economicallybackward class will be admitted to the college F.Y.,S.Y., T.Y. classes on payments of caution money,laboratory deposit (in case of Science student), librarydeposit & other miscellaneous fees.

The tuition fee will be refunded to a F.Y.student after E.B.C. freeship is sanctioned by theGovt. & after the amount of fees is received by thecollege. The student then need not pay further tuitionfees if his/her income or about any condition of theward.

For this purpose the guardian of theconcerned student will have to give a declaration,that the student belongs to the economicallybackward class category. Scheduled Caste &Scheduled Tribes student will however be admittedonly on the payment of caution money, laboratorydeposits (In case of Science student) library deposits& other non refundable fees after producing thenecessary certificate of caste.

The E.B.C. freeships like other feeconcessions, scholarships etc. are subject to goodconduct, regular attendance & satisfactory progress.Failure to satisfy these conditions will result inforfeiture of the E.B.C. freeship & student will haveto pay the college fees entirely of him/her self.

Govt. Post S.S.C. Scholarships to B.C.

Students : (S.C./S.T./V.J.N.T/O.B.C./S.B.C.)

The scheme of grant of Government of IndiaScholarship for the Backward Class student/Scheduled Caste / Nomadic Tribes/ Vimukta jaties /Nav Buddhas & Scheduled Tribes outside specifiedarea for the post S.S.C. courses is implemented bythe Special Divisional Social Welfare office, Pune. Allthe backward class students undertaking approvedpost S.S.C./H.S.C. courses are considered eligiblefor the Government of India scholarships subject tothe Rules & Regulations of the Scheme.

Only those candidates who belong to (S.C./S.T./V.J.N.T/O.B.C./S.B.C.) as specified in relation tothe State / Union Territory i.e. are permanently settled& those who have passed the matriculation or highersecondary or any other examination of a recognizedUniversity or Board of Secondary education will beheld eligible.

Conditions of Eligibility :

i) Candidates who are studying in the stream ofeducation in a different subject will not beeligible.

ii) Candidates who have completed theireducational career in one profession line likeL.L.B., B.Ed. will not be eligible.

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Govt. Scholarships and Concession

iii) Students studying in class XI of highersecondary school courses of the multipurposeHigh School will not be eligible being continuousSchool courses. However, in case where 10thclass examination of such courses is treated asequivalent to S.S.C. and students who afterpassing 10th class join other courses, suchstudents will be treated as post S.S.C. students& will be eligible for the award of scholarships.

iv) Candidates who after failing or passing theundergraduate, graduate, post graduateexamination in Arts / Science / Commerce joinany recognized professional or technicalcertificate/ diploma/degree course will beawarded scholarships, if otherwise foundeligible. No subsequent failure will becondemned & no further change in the coursewill be allowed.

v) Students who are in full time employment willnot be eligible for scholarship.

vi) Only two children of the same parents/ guardianwill be entitled to receive scholarship.

vi) A scholarship holder under this scheme will nothold for any other scholarship/stipend/freeship.

PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION OF FORMFOR GOVT. OF INDIA SCHOLARSHIP

All Backward Class students and studentscoming under the lower income group categoryshould apply for the Government of India Scholarship

in the prescribed form through their respectivecollege in the month of July only. The application formwill be made available to them at the time of theiradmission. All the students should be vigilant enoughto fill in the form, complete, in all respects as anyincorrect, false information is act to disqualify themfor the above Scholarship. The students having agap in their education should invariably file a courtaffidavit declaring as to what they were doing duringintervening period.

The students in M.A. Part I / M.Com Part I /will be treated as fresh candidates for the purposeof scholarship and as such they are required to applyof scholarship in them prescribed fresh applicationforms. The Students who were in receipt ofGovernment of India scholarship last year and havepassed the annual examination are also required tofill in the prescribed renewal application forms.

1) Various printed forms for scholarships/freeshipsare available in college office.

2) Attested copies of mark list, school leavingcertificate, cast certificate are required.

3) Minimum 75% attendance is required to sanctionscholarship, freeship.

4) Students have to submit new application formfor every year within 30 days after takingadmission or before 31st July otherwisecomplete amount of fees shall have to be paid.

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Govt. Scholarships and Concessions

1) B.C. 1) Reserve Category 1) Caste Certificate / Caste validity for

Scholarship computer science students is

Fresh compulsory.

(VJNT, OBC, SBC) 2) Annual income of 2) Mark-List Last Year

parent less than or equal to 3) School Leaving Certificate

Rs. 2,50,000/- 4) Receipt of Admission

5) Saving A/c No. (open in Bank of

Maharashtra) (Bank pass book xerox,

MICR Code IFS Code)

6) Father’s Income Certificate

(Tahsildar)

7) Online Scholarship form

ID. No. & Passwords.

8) Adhar Card

9) Address Proof for ration card

2) S.C. Scholarship 1) Annual Income of Parent As Above

less than Rs. 2,50,000/-

3) S.T. Scholarship 1) Annual Income of Parent As Above

less than Rs. 2,50,000/-

4) B.C. Scholarship Renewal As Above As Above

5) B.C. Freeship for 1) Annual income More As Above

VJNT, OBC, SBC than Rs. 2,50,000/-

to unlimited

6) P.T.C./S.T.C. Mother or Father 1) Service Certificate of School

should be Primary or 2) Education Officer’s Signature

Higher Secondary Teacher 3) Last Year Mark List

in aided School

7) Ex-Servicemen/ Ward of Ex-servicemen/ 1) Application form along with

Servicemen Certificate from Welfare office

2) Last Year Mark List

8) Freedom Fighter Certificate from Govt. Mark List and Certificate. Govt. of

of Maharashtra Maharashtra

Sr.No.

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Note :

1) Scholarship and Freeship forms should be submitted along with all necessary documents at

the time of admission.For details, refer government circulars and notices displayed on noticeboard of college from time to time.

2) For scholarship and freeship student must to open personal bank account in Bank of Maharashtra,Paud Phata Branch Only and submit the bank account pass book xerox copy alongwith scholar

ship or freeship form. From this accadimic year amount of scholarship or freeship will be directly

deposited byGovernment to students personalbank account.3) Only domecile of Maharashtra State student.

9) Annual Income Income Certificate from Special

Rajarshi Chh. Shahu Maharaj up to 8,00,000/- Executive magistrate, Tahasildar,

Shikshan Shulk scheme if father is in a business or

a farmer and Last Year’s Mark List

10) Only SC/ST Scholarship 2,50,000/- As above necessary document Sr.No.1

Computer Sci..

11) OBC freeship More than 1,00,000 and less As above necessary document Sr.No.1

than or equal to 8,00,000/-

12) Minority (Cristen, Marwadi, Jain up to 8,00,000/- As above necessary document Sr.No.1

Parshi, Buddha, Muslim )

13 Other Scholarship As per SPPU guidelines and As per SPPU guidelines andSPPU Scholarship as under required documents required documents

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2) Am{W©H$ Xw~©b KQ>H$ {dÚmWu less than 2,50,000/-AW©ghmæ` `moOZm

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14) Minority Scholarship As per joint Director, As per joint Director,Director of Higher Education, Director of Higher Education,Pune guideline and required Pune guideline and requireddocuments documents

Sr.No.

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General Conditions

1. The other fees if any is prescribed by the StateGovernment : For aided and unaidedProfessional and Non-Professional Coursesfrom time to time will supersede the feesprescribed for such courses in the ordinance(s). The college / Institution / UniversityDepartment / Centre / School will charge feesprescribed by the state government.

2. A demand draft of Registration Fee,Development Fee, Computer Fee, StudentWelfare Fund and any other fee in which theUniversity has a share shall be remitted to theUniversity by the College / Institute on or before31st October or within one month from the lastdate of admission whichever is later. Theresult of the students or concerned collegemay be kept in reserve till the whole of theamount is received.

3. The examination fee for M.Phil/Ph.D. Thesis andDissertation will be paid by the student to theUniversity through the College / Institute.

4. Development Fees is to be charged from thestudents only in case of degree / diploma (UG/PG), if the course is of one year or more thanone year duration development Fee is not to becharged for Certificate course (s).

5. The development Fee and other Feesprescribed is the ceiling for such fees to becharged by the College /Institute/UniversityDepartment/ Center/ School provided it does

not lead to unfair competition and violate theprovisions of Maharashtra Universities Act 1994.

6. University Examination Fee, Library Fee etc.for Degree, Master's the University under therespective faculties will be the same as isprescribed in the Ordinance (s) unlessotherwise specified by the University / StateGovernment / Competent Authority.

7. Wherever Library, Development and other feesare prescribed by the State Government, theCollege / Institute / University Department /Center / School, shall charge only those feesand not fees Prescribed by the University exceptfees which are to be shared with the University.

8. The Vice-Chancellor shall be the competentauthority to interpret these Ordinances Rulesconcerning all types of fees and charge. In casethere is any dispute regarding interpretation ofthese Rules regarding the amount of fees to bepaid, the Vice-Chancellor shall interpret theprovisions of these Rules and his decision shallbe final.

9. If any difficulty arises in giving effect to theprovisions of Ordinances / Rules concerningfees and charges, the Vice - Chancellor maybe order, issue necessary directions notinconsistent with the objects and purpose ofthese Rules which appear to be necessary orexpedient for the purpode of removing thedifficulty.

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Admission which adds you into the P.D.E.A. familyAll admissions are made as per the rules

ans regulation of the University of Pune.

ADMISSION AND ELIGIBLITY :1. An application for admission to the college will

have to be made on a online printed applicationform by all students (including those who werein this college during the previous year.)

2. It should be noted that the payment of the feesby itself does not confirm admission to thecollege. The fees are treated as a deposit andwill be refunded (with deduction as per the rulesin that behalf) if admission is nit granted.

3. The admission is valid only if the student paysthe prescribed fees on the day the authoritiessign the admission form.

4. The students who wish to a avail themselvesof the government concession for fees underEconomically Backward Class scheme shouldfill up within one week from the date ofadmission, the prescribed application form andapplication forms are available in the collegeoffice.

5. A student applying for F.Y.B.A./B.Com./B.B.A.(C.A.) / B.Sc. (Comp. Sci.) Class afterpassing the H.S.C. examination of MaharashtraState Board of Secondary and HigherSecondary Education will have to apply throughthe college to the Registrar, Universty of Punefor the Eligibility Certificate.

The following documents are required for aneligibility certificate.

i. Original mark sheet.ii. An attested Xerox copy of the mark sheet

iii) Leaving Certificate and Aadhar Cardiv) 3 Photo copies

6. Students who pass I.C.S.E. / C. B. S. E. or

equivalent examination or coming from otherstates, will have to submit the followingdocuments along with the eligibility applicationform (originals as well as attested Xerox copies).

i. Migration Certificateii. Transference Certificateiii. Statement of marksiv. Attendance / Character Certificatev. Passing certificate

vi. Adhar Card.

7. A student coming from any college affiliated tothe University of Pune and applying for S.Y.B.A./ B.Com. / B.Sc. class can be directly admittedto this college, provided the seats are available.He/She will have to apply to the previous collegefor a Transfer Certificate after joining the college.

8. A student coming from a University other thanthe University of Pune for S.Y./T.Y.B.A. or S.Y./T.Y. B.Com./ M.Com. or S.Y.T.Y. B.Sc. andM.Sc. will have to submit certificate mentionedat No. 6 along with the Eligibility Application format the college office.

9. The Foreign students applying for admissionto any class of the degree college shouldcontact the "Foreign Students Advisor" fornecessary information. Admission will begranted to them only after they fulfill the rulesans regulations of the University of Pune andafter getting the final approval from the ForeignStudents Advisor. It will be the responsibility ofthe students to see that the final TransferenceCertificate and eligibility certificate are receivedby, the college will be before the end of first term.Students From other colleges will be admittedto this college only if they have a very goodacademic record. Repeaters are not admittedin this college.

10. A student seeking admission to any class ofthis college shall bring two identity card sizephotographs at the time of payment of fees.

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National Service Scheme (NSS) :

The college has been implementing theNational Service Scheme since the establishmentof college. In every academic year 250 studentsare enrolled in NSS unit. An annual special camp ofseven days is organized by the NSS unit. Thescheme inclucates leadership qualities, spirit ofservice to society, initiative and dedication to a socialcause. It provides a good opportunity for personalitydevelopment. Students with an inclination for socialwork are welcome to join the NSS.

Student Development Board :Earn & Learn schemePersonality DevelopmentDisaster ManagementStudent CouncilSpecial Guidance SchemeStudent InsuranceUniversity Representative Camp.Placement CellCommerce AssociationEducational ToursExtra mural programme (Bahishal)Adult & Continuous educationSports activities - District, Zonal & NationalPhysical Test

Cultural Activities and Association :College has a number of active cultural

groups/association. Noble amongst them is thestudents participation in the various culturalprogrammes have set numerous records and wonmany prizes in competition.

Science Association :Students can participate in activities of

science associates like the Indian Science

College Activities

Association (ISA) The ISA conducts lecture, essayand quiz competitions. The activities includeorganization of exhibitions, seminars, lecture series,visits to national laboratories.

Commerce Association :

Various activities are conducted bycommerce Association regularly to enhance theknowledge of students regarding various subjectsof commerce.

Scholarships and Endowments :

A number of government and nongovernment scholarships are available for students.Students are advised to see notice board forannouncements of various government and nongovernment scholarships.

Magazine :

It is forum for students with a creative andcritical mind. It encourages student to write poems,short stories and articles on various currentsubjects. The Magazine named as Yuvavishwa ispublished annually.

Sports :

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College have grounds of kabaddi, Volleyball.College have well equipped gymnasium of 1700sq.ft. Players get incentives for participating intournaments at various levels.

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1. Cancellation of admission before thecommencement of the couse - It is resolved that thecourses which come under the jurisdiction of DTE,Scheme of refund of fees should be as follows :

Cancelation charges and Refund of Tuition,Development and other fees for the admissions securedthrough CAP : The candidate who has been provisionallyadmitted through CAP may cancel admission bysubmitting an application in duplicate, and may requestfor refund of fees. The cancellation chargess and refund of

fees as applicable shall be made in due course by therespective institute. It is made clear that such applicationfor cancellation will be considered if and only if theadmission is taken provisionally through CAP by payingthe prescribed tuition fee in full and by submitting originaldocuments as mentioned in these rules. Refund of tutionfees and other fee to be made after deduction of thecancellation charges after allotment after EACH ROUNDOF ALLOTMENT / ADMISSION is as shown belw :

Sr. Category Period and amount of cancellation charges

Upto 10 days fromthe last date ofreporting forallotment as perschedule(excluding last dateof reporting)

20% of the tuitionDevelopment andother fees.

From 11th dayupto 20 days fromhe last date ofreporting forallotment(excluding last as perschedule date ofreporting)


After 20 days fromthe last date ofreporting forallotment as perschedule(excluding lastdate of reporting.)


All the Candidatesexcluding foreignNations Personsof Indian Origin etc.

1.

2. 50% refund of tuition, development and other fee against cancellationof admission taken against the setsfor Foreign Nationals Persons of Indian Origin etc. is permissible up to 20 days from the date of theiradmission. After 20 days from the date of their admission, candidates are not eligible for any refund oftuition, development and other fees.

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2. For the courses which do not come under thejurisdiction of DTE e.g. B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., M.A.,M.Com., M.Sc., LL.B., L.L.M. etc. - Cancellation ofadmision before the commencement of courses ofthe relevant academic year as per the notificationissued by UGC, New Delhi dated 23rd April, 2007.

For the candidates who cancel their admisions before

starting the course for the relevant academic year. Hisentire fee after deduction of processing fee of not morethan Rs. 1000/- shall be refunded to the student by theUniversity/concerned Instituion.

If the student cancel his admission after the courseis started following scheme will be adopted for refund oftotal fees :

Vacanct seat has been filled by another candidatebefore last date - amount to be deducted

1. From 1st day to 10 days (first day is 20% of the total feesinclusive) from the date ofcommencement of the course

2. From 11th to 30th days from the date of 40% of the total feescommencement (first day in inclusive)of the course

3. After 30 days (First day is inclusive) 100% of the total fees

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It is hereby notified for information of all concerned that in view of the Judgement and Order dated11.2.2009 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in the matter of the University of Kerala V/s the Council OfPrincipals of College in Kerala and Others, the following measures shall be taken to prevent raging in theColleges / Institutions.1. In the prospectus of the Higher Educational Institutions, it should be mentioned that if any incident of

ragging comes to the notice of the authority concerned, the accused student will be given anopportunity to explain and if his explanation is not satisfactory, the authority would expel him from theinstitution. The number of cases of ragging and punishment given by the educational institutions in theprevious academic year should also be incorporated in the prospectus of Higher Educational Institutions.

2. Anti ragging committees and squads to check ragging should be constituted and the names and telephonenumbers of officials to be contacted by the students in case of ragging, should also be published.

3. Counseling sessions and orientation courses for senior and fresh students should be conducted.4. All institutions should do whatever they can by ensuring punishment to the students found guilty of ragging,

giving wide publicity to such punishments to act as a deterrent, strict enforcement of the various measuresfor preventing ragging.

5. Appropriate messages regarding "zero tolerance" towards ragging should be incorporated in admissionnotices /advertisements.

6. Audio-Video campaign should be undertaken at the commencement of the new academic session toprevent ragging.

7. Efforts to publicize and sensitize students regarding the menance of ragging should be made.8. Awareness amongst students through student unions about the bad effects of ragging should be generated.9. In appropriate cases, If the authorities are prima facie satisfied about the errant act of any student, they

can suspend the student from the Institution and the hostel, if any, pending final decision and givenopportunity to him to have his say. The police should be informed immediately and criminal law shouldbe set into motion.

It is further notified that the Colleges / Institutions shall submit report to the Director, Students ' Welfareof the University, every six months, regarding implementation of the measures taken by them to preventragging.

Ref. No. : sw/1429/09 RegistrarDate : 21.5.2009Copy for information to :1. The principal of Affiliated Colleges 2. The Heads of Recognized Institutions3. The Heads of University Departments 4. The heads of Sections in the University Office

University of Pune Circular No. 170 of 2009

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SALIENT FEATURES :• Qualified and Experienced teaching staff• Well stocked library• Separate and well equipped science laboratories• Spacious and well furnished computer

laboratories• Extra lectures and test series• Extra curricular activities throughout the year• “SHIKSHAK PALAK DATTAK” scheme

ARTS - INTAKE – 120 SEATS/CLASS) COMPULSORY SUBJECTS –v English v Environmental Science(EVS)v Health and Physical Educationv Marathi v Hindi v Economicsv Political Science v Geography

COMMERCE (INTAKE – 120 SEATS/CLASS) COMPULSORY SUBJECTS –v English v Environmental Science(EVS)v Health and Physical Educationv Marathi v Economicsv Book keeping and Accountancyv Organization of CommerceOPTIONAL SUBJECTS (ANY ONE)v Secretarial Practicev Information Technology (I.T) – 60 Seats

SCIENCE (INTAKE – 120 SEATS / CLASS) COMPULSORY SUBJECTS –v English v Environmental Science(EVS)v Health and Physical Educationv Physics v ChemistryOptional Second Language (ANY ONE)v Marathi v Hindi

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS (ANY TWO)v Mathematics v Biology v Geography

BIFOCALv Computer Science (C.S) – 50 Seats(Optional to Second language, Biology/Geography)

JUNIOR COLLEGE:11th-12th Standard

HSC VOCATIONAL WINGXI Automobile Technology1. English. 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Automotive Engine Technology. (GA)5. Automotive Body & Paint Tech. (GB)6. Automotive Electronics & Electrical Technology. (GC)7. EVS 8. Health & Physical Education

XII Automobile Technology1. English. 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Automotive Vehicle Technology. (GA)5. Automotive Dealership. (GB)6. Automotive Service Tech. & amp; Driving skills. (GC)7. EVS. 8. Health & Physical Education.

XI Electronics Technology1. English 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Basic Electricity. (EA)5. Basic Electronics. (EB)6. Digital Electronics. (EC) 7. EVS.8. Health & Physical Education.

XII Electronics Technology1. English. 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Digital & Linear Electronics. (EA)5. Modern Communication System. (EB)6. Applied Electronics.(EC)7. EVS. 8. Health & Physical Education.

XI Electrical Technology1. English. 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Electrical Wiring. (FA)5. Domestic Appliances. (FB)6. Electrical Machines. (FC)7. EVS. 8. Health & Physical Education.

XII Electrical Technology1. English. 2. Marathi. 3. General Foundation.4. Electrical Wiring. (FA)5. Domestic Appliances. (FB)6. Electrical Machines. (FC)7. EVS. 8. Health & Physical Education.

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