admission brochure - Teerthanker Mahaveer University

ADMISSION BROCHURE 

Academic Session 2012 - 2013 

An Ultimate Destination for 

World Class Education 

Teerthanker Mahaveer University

Focus 

Our Guiding Values 

Right Philosophy | Right Knowledge | Right Conduct 

Vision 

l Consultancy Services: Take academic 

"To be internationally recognized as a premier 

institution of excellence providing quality education, 

proficiency to corporate and community by 

providing cost effective solutions. 

research and consultancy services to the global l People: Make Teerthanker Mahaveer University 

society." a preferred destination for work and study. 

In our quest to make, the university an ultimate 

l Global Perspective: Encompass a national 

and international viewpoint into teaching, 

research and consultancy. 

destination for world-class education, following l Good Governance: Bring transparency and 

nine-fold priority areas have been identified accountability in university operations. 

for actions: 

l Social Relevance: Position itself as a catalyst 

in social change. 

l Teaching and Learning: Create conducive 

l E n t r e p r e n e u r i a l C u l t u r e : N u r t u r e 

environment for an interactive and application 

oriented experiential learning. entrepreneurial capabilities to accelerate growth. 

l Research: Foster research orientation in l Sports and Culture: Provide ample 

students and faculty in basic and applied areas in opportunities to develop sportsmanship and 

all its disciplines. love for culture and national heritage.

Contents 

Messages 

• Chancellor 2 

• Group Vice Chairman 3 

• Vice Chancellor 4 

• Registrar 5 

Why Choose TMU? 6 

The University 8 

• Campus, Libraries, Communication Labs, ICT Resources 11 

• Research Initiatives 12 

• Academic Alliances, Community Services 13 

• Faculty Accommodation and Guest House, Canteens & Restaurant, Shopping Centre 14 

• University Auditorium, Healthcare 15 

• Music & Dance Classes, Yoga & Meditation, Sports, Hostel Accommodation 16 

• Banking Facility, Transport, Cultural Weeks at Colleges, Annual Cultural Extravaganza, Excusions and Industrial Visits 17 

University Administration 18 

Directors/Principals of Colleges of Studies 18 

Head of Independent Departments 18 

University Colleges & Academic Programmes 

• College of Management & Computer Applications 20 

• Dental College & Research Centre 22 

• Medical College & Research Centre 24 

• College of Engineering 26 

• College of Pharmacy 29 

• College of Architecture 30 

• College of Law & Legal Studies 31 

• College of Nursing 32 

• University Polytechnic 33 

• College of Education 34 

• College of Physical Education 35 

• College of Journalism & Mass Communication 36 

• College of Paramedical Sciences 37 

· College of Physiotherapy 37 

• Department of Home Science 38 

• Department of Social Work 39 

• Department of Library and Information Science 40 

• Department of Hospital Administration 41 

• Department of Fine Arts 42 

• Centre for Language & Culture Studies 42 

University-industry Interface Cell 44 

Glimpse of Interactive Meets 45 

Glimpse of Major Events during 2011-12 at the University 46 

Prominent Recruiters 48 

Programs Detail, Fee Structure & Admission Criteria 49 

Hostel Fee Structure 59 

Scholarships 60 

Admission Process 61 

Admission Rules & Regulations 62 

Disciplinary Rules & Regulations for Students 63 

About Moradabad 64 

Application Form 1/4 - 4/4

Admission Brochure 2012-2013 

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Chancellor's Message 

In this knowledge era, higher education has become essential to our 

prosperity and quality of life. At University we address this by preparing 

our students to face the challenges of the day and for leadership roles in 

today's complex world without losing sight of the core values of right 

knowledge, right philosophy and right conduct as propagated by 

Bhagwan Mahaveer. 

Our state-of-the art campus strives to provide a nurturing and 

supportive environment allowing students to realize their potential. All 

our programs are designed to be industry relevant and are delivered by 

faculty which adopts teaching techniques that encourage critical 

thinking and analysis. 

The university stands for humanism, tolerance, reason, adventure of 

ideas and the search of truth. It ensures that students study in a tolerant 

and conducive environment. The multidisciplinary approach of our 

curriculum, focus on experiential learning, leveraging ICT for better 

content delivery and provisions for sports and extracurricular activities 

are integral components of the learning process 

The University offers a wide range of undergraduate, post graduate and 

doctoral level programs that are designed to provide students both 

theoretical and practical knowledge relevant to the needs of their 

chosen profession. 

I look forward to welcome all the aspirants to different programs in our 

campus and wish them every success in their future endeavors. 

Suresh Jain

Teerthanker Mahaveer University 

Group Vice Chairman's Message 

I feel great pleasure in placing this brief publication in your hands 

equipping you with the noteworthy features and facts of Teerthanker 

Mahaveer University. 

The university offers world class infrastructure and ensures quality 

delivery of education. In the last four years, the facilities have been 

further strengthened with the addition of more learning oriented class 

rooms, excellent laboratories and workshops for experimentation and 

hands on training, comfortable and affordable hostels, residential 

facility for faculty & staff, auditorium and convention centers, indoor and 

outdoor sports facilities, lush green lawns and grounds, multispecialty 

550 bed hospital and shopping centre to name a few. The creation of 

this massive infrastructure reflects our commitment to bring about 

excellence in all aspects of education. 

The campus expansion has also seen a corresponding growth in our 

reputation and performance with a significant increase in our student 

enrollments. It is our objective to nurture our students in with a holistic 

approach allowing them to realize their potential and achieve success 

in their personal and professional pursuits. 

We look forward to welcoming you to our campus and call upon the 

aspirants to avail the facilities and opportunities this young university is 

providing in building their career and thus contributing to national 

development. 

Manish Jain 

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Vice Chancellor’s Message 

The world believes that our large young population is our unique 

strength and that with this promising young population, India is perfectly 

poised on a trajectory to world leadership. However, all policy makers, 

educationists and industry leaders believe that this young resource can 

be transformed into an effective asset through education, which is not 

merely theoretical, but that which transforms the youth into individuals 

with a high intellect and an equally strong emotional and spiritual 

quotient. 

We have endeavored to provide our students with the right blend of 

world class infrastructure, adept teaching and support staff, 

development of industry relevant curricula, adoption of suitable 

teaching methodologies, introduction of effective performance 

evaluating mechanisms, regular interaction with eminent personalities 

from diverse fields and linkages with institutions of excellence both 

domestic and international, all of which are necessary to provide a 

nurturing and supporting academic environment. 

The significant strides made by the university in the area of teaching, 

research and society outreach have started giving dividends in terms of 

increasingly high level of acceptance of its students in diverse 

organizations and in espousing and addressing societal issues like 

malnutrition, health & hygiene, girls' education and sustainability of 

development. 

The university is organized to launch innovative programs catering to 

the emerging needs of industry and society in areas such as energy 

management, sustainable development, rural resource management, 

intellectual property rights, corporate governance, managing not for 

profit organizations, fire and safety engineering, disaster management 

and health and hygiene in the near future. 

Efforts are on to bring excellence in every aspect of work we do at 

Teerthanker Mahaveer University. This has enhanced the engagement 

of the employees in the university's work, which is essential for 

developing a responsive organization. Our priorities would be to further 

improve the competence of the entire workforce through regular 

training and developmental initiatives, creation of entrepreneurial 

culture enabling students to be self employed, bringing global 

perspective, strengthening of research and consultancy, offering 

interdisciplinary courses to widen students' perspective and carrying 

cultural and sports activities on a larger scale. 

I wish all the very best to aspirants of different programs. 

Prof. R.K. Mittal

Registrar's Message 

With the unstinting support, trust and confidence posed by 

stakeholders, the university is rapidly marching ahead towards 

achieving its goal of providing world class education. All this has been 

made possible by constantly asking how systems could be made more 

efficient and effective to meet the rising aspirations of the stakeholders. 

Each one in the university has contributed immensely in this process of 

learning and accomplishment. The desire to accomplish, the conviction 

to succeed, the dedication to stay focused and discipline to put in hard 

work has been the philosophy that propelled us in this endeavour. 

Last four years of phenomenal growth in terms of students' enrollment, 

expansion, diversity and richness of academic programs, academic 

collaborations, industry-university linkages, research publications and 

creation of infrastructure & support facilities requires us to further 

strengthen governance, academics and community outreach 

initiatives. The immediate priority would be to complete the process of 

laying down performance parameters and their evaluation process to 

bring transparency and accountability in the system. 

We are confident that the multidisciplinary approach adopted in our 

curriculum, focus on experiential learning, leveraging ICT for better 

delivery of education, promotion of outbound activities for behavioural 

changes and sports as integral component of the learning process is 

going to help the students in enhancing their capability and 

competence. 

Academic ambience, the competence of faculty and the systems 

through which the academic programs are designed and delivered form 

the soul of any university. Though the soul is neither seen, nor visible, 

yet it can be felt and experienced. I invite you to be a part of Teerthanker 

Mahaveer University to experience this to make an impact on the future 

direction in your life. 

Dr. Rakesh Kr. Mudgal 


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Why Choose TMU? 

Ÿ With over 100 UGC approved programs across 14 on 

campus colleges and 5 teaching departments, TMU 

provides an extensive range of specialized study 

options to sub serve your long term career goals. 

Ÿ State-of-the art infrastructure spread over 135 acres 

of land. 

Ÿ More than 40,00,000 sq.ft. constructed area. 

Ÿ 550-bed multispecialty hospital equipped with 

modern facilities. 

Ÿ Separate secure hostels for boys and girls to 

accommodate 2500 students. 

Ÿ 200 furnished residential accommodations for faculty 

and staff in the campus. 

Ÿ Ultra-modern 550 seating capacity auditorium to 

facilitate seminars and extra curricular activities. 

Ÿ Part of National Knowledge Network, a Govt. of India 

initiative to connect all the universities and institutions 

of higher learning to share academic resources. 

Ÿ Excellent sports infrastructure and facilities for indoor 

and outdoor games viz. cricket, track & field events, 

football, hockey, basketball, volleyball, badminton, 

tennis, table tennis, squash, yoga etc. The campus 

has a brand new Indoor sports stadium with facilities 

for basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, table 

tennis, squash. 

Ÿ World class gymnasium with state-of-the-art airconditioned 

fitness centre. 

Ÿ Subscription to 347 research journals (print version) 

and EBSCO database making online access to over 

7455 research journals to facilitate quality teaching, 

research and consultancy. 

Ÿ Transportation facilities for students from the 

adjoining areas. 

Ÿ Diverse student body symbolizing Pan-India culture. 

Ÿ Special Mentor-Mentee initiative for balanced 

students' development and grievance handling. 

Ÿ Absolutely ragging free environment. 

Ÿ 24 Hrs. uninterrupted power and water supply. 

Ÿ Tie-ups and collaborations with prestigious national 

and international institutions like TCS, Amtek Auto, 

CMS, Indian Institute of Logistics (Chennai), 

Microsoft Academy, Manipal –City & Guilds Skills 

Training Pvt. Ltd., SolBridge International Business 

School (South Korea), University of Regina 

(Canada), Polytech Nantes (France), Vanier College 

(Canada), Limerick Institute of Technology (Ireland) 

Oracle, Cisco, IBM and Red-Hat. 

Ÿ Interactive sessions with eminent personalities from 

industry and academia through V-Sat and Skype. 

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Ÿ Four language labs to encourage improvement of 

communication skills. 

Ÿ Strong industry-university interface for quality 

training and placement. 

Ÿ Liberal scholarships on merit-cum-means basis. 

Ÿ College of Management and Computer Applications 

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consistently rated high in B-School surveys viz. A 

by Business & Management in 2012, 'A' by 

Business India in 2011 and B-School with Excellent 

Industry Interface Award 2010' by Dainik Bhaskar.

The highest education is that which does not 

merely give us information but makes our life 

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– Rabindranath Tagore 

Governance 


The Teerthanker Mahaveer University Uttar Pradesh Act, 2008 (U.P. Act No. 30 of 2008) sets the 

governance model for the university. The prominent bodies entrusted to provide governance include; 

University Court, Planning Board, Executive Council, Academic Council and Finance Committee. Eminent 

personalities from academia, industry and social life represent these bodies. For details, please visit 

www.tmu.ac.in. 

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University

State Private University having Jain Minority status Work, Health Administration, Library Science, Fine Arts 

established by Act No. 30 of 2008 of the Government of and Centre for Language Studies have been created to 

Uttar Pradesh and has been approved by University meet the rising aspirations of the youth. Currently the 

Grants Commission (UGC) under Section 2(f) of UGC university offers wide range of programs having high 

Act, 1956 The university is located on National Highway- employability potential through its fourteen on campus 

24 and is barely 144 Kms from National Capital, New colleges and five departments. The university has made 

Delhi. The University stands committed to the ideals of extensive collaborative arrangements with leading 

Lord Mahaveer i.e. Right Philosophy, Right Knowledge, 

and Right Conduct in all its operations and aspires to be 

national and international institutions to ensure quality. 

recognized as an ultimate destination for world-class The programs are designed and reviewed in consultation 

education. with professional organizations and industry experts in 

order to provide a strong academic rigor and industrial 

The university owes its origin to Teerthanker Mahaveer perspective and are delivered by excellent faculty, who are 

Institute of Management and Technology (TMIMT), which known for their dedication to teaching and research, and 

forayed into professional education in the year 2001 by close ties with the national and international academic and 

offering courses such as BBA, BCA, MCA, MBA, B. Ed, M. business community. The programs are conducted in 

Ed and B. Sc. (Home Science). After the university came highly conducive learning environment which seeks to 

in to existence in 2008, these programs are being run develop the power for critical thinking and analysis. We 

under the College of Management and Computer understand that students and professionals with 

Applications, College of Education and Department of communication and language skills are better able to 

Home Science. Subsequently colleges/departments like: explore ideas, gain critical and analytical skills and develop 

Dental, Medical, Engineering, Pharmacy, Nursing, Para- an understanding of what it is like to work in a global 

medical Sciences, Physiotherapy, Architecture, Law, environment, hence we apply modern teaching practices 

Journalism, Physical Education, Polytechnic, Social placing strong emphasis on oral and written skills. 

Approvals 

The University has the necessary approvals of all the regulatory bodies governing different 

programs detailed as under: 

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UNIVERSITY 

Program Approving Regulatory Authority 

MBBS, MD Medical Council of India 

BDS, MDS Dental Council of India 

ANM,GNM, B.Sc., Post B. Sc. & M. Sc. Nursing Indian Nursing Council 

D. Pharm., B. Pharm. Pharmacy Council of India 

BA-LL.B., B.Com.-LL.B., & BBA-LL.B. Bar Council of India 

B. Ed., M. Ed. & B. P. Ed. National Council for Teacher Education 

B. Arch. Council of Architecture 

B. Tech, B. Tech+MBA, M. Tech, BBA, B.Com., MBA, TMU is empowered to award degrees 

BCA, BCA+MCA, MCA, M. Pharm., MSW, BPT, MPT, U/S 22 of UGC Act, 1956 

B. Sc. (Maths, Phy, Chem, Electronics,Home Sc, 

Animation, Forensic Sc., Medical Lab Tech, 

Radiography & Imaging Tech, Criminology, Computer Sc., 

Economics).B. Optom., M. Sc. (Home Science, Physics, 

Chemistry, Maths), BJMC, MJMC, BFA, MFA, B. Lib, 

M. Lib., BPE, MPE, M. Arch., LL.M.

The programs are conducted 

in highly conducive learning 

environment which seeks to 

develop the power for critical 

thinking and analysis. 

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The Infrastructure at the 

university has been created 

so as to facilitate the students 

in their quest to search for 

humanism, tolerance, reason, 

progress,adventure of 

ideas and truth. 

The Campus Libraries ICT Resources 

The TMU Campus has the The University maintains well The University is adequately 

uniqueness of many imposing stocked separate library for each of equipped with computer systems. 

buildings, large lawns, vast its colleges. The libraries have Each college has computer labs 

playgrounds and supporting more than 88,000 books on varied equipped with general as well as 

facilities. It has been planned, subjects and have subscription to domain specific software for quality 

designed and constructed to 

address broader issues that relate 

t o r e s o u r c e a n d e n e r g y 

print version of 347 national and 

international journals besides 

access to a host of e-journals. 

teaching and research. 'Campus 

Connect', an ERP based software 

developed by JIL Information 

conservation. Concepts such as 

rain water harvesting, sewage 

treatment, development of water 

bodies, green parks and pathways, 

plantations and use of solar energy 

have been applied. 

Facilities such as air-conditioned 

lecture theaters, language labs, Wi- 

Fi connectivity, well stocked libraries 

The University has subscribed the 

EBSCO data base providing 

access to full text research articles 

and sector specific reports in 

different disciplines. The students 

of College of Engineering and 

College of Management & 

Computer Applications are 

provided book bank facility. 

Technology Limited, New Delhi has 

been installed to automate various 

administrative processes of the 

university. 

Usage of the V-Sat and Skype 

technology further leverages 

application oriented learning. 

Additionally, the University is one of 

the few to be part of the National 

with access to e-journals, advance 

computer centres, modern and well- Communication Labs 

Knowledge Network (NKN), an 

initiative of Department of Science 

equipped laboratories, ultra modern The University has established four and Technology and Ministry of 

auditorium, contemporary seminar state-of-the-art communication labs Human Resource Management, 

halls, community centres, open air with hi-tech software having Government of India that connects 

theaters, indoor & outdoor sports provision for developing basic, all universities of the country 

complex and recreation facilities intermediate and business level through high speed internet 

provide distinct advantage in language skills and uniquely (1Gbps) to share their learning, 

creation and dissemination of designed personality development experiences and academic 

knowledge. cabins and group discussion rooms. resources. 

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Research Initiatives 

Research and consultancy are a priority area for the university. The campus subscribes to the 

ebsco data base providing access to around 7,455 journals in different disciplines for full text 

research articles and sector specific reports. The university is committed to forging tie ups and 

collaborations with national and international institutions for teaching, research and exchange of 

faculty and students to enhance its research profile and standards. 

Financial incentives are given to encourage students and faculty to contribute towards research 

and participate in national and international conferences and seminars. Large number of 

publication of quality research papers and industry-sponsored research projects are already 

being undertaken by the faculty and students. 

The university offers a Ph.D. Program in engineering, management, pharmacy, education, social 

work, law, home science and nursing and is likely to be extended to other areas of study as well. 

Already 70 students are enrolled in various Ph.D. programs. 

TMU encourage professionals working in corporate and government institutions to undertake 

joint research studies. The university ordinance governing the Ph.D. Program is in consonance 

with the latest guidelines of the UGC that include i) screening through research aptitude test 

(RAT) ii) submission of synopsis and its presentation before the research committee iii) course 

work iv) publication of minimum two research papers in peer reviewed journals from the research 

work v) pre-submission presentation vi) oral defense after receiving positive report from external 

examiners.

The university is committed to enhancing 

its research profile and standards. 

Academic Alliances Community Services 

The university believes that exposure to cultural Participation in community development services 

diversity and international experience better equips such as AIDS awareness, adult literacy, prevention of 

students to work in global setups. It is committed to child abuse, women empowerment, prevention of use 

forging tie-ups and collaborations with leading of tobacco, alcohol and drugs etc. is an integral 

national and international institutions to enhance this component of teaching learning process to sensitize 

global perspective. students on social and human issues. Students from 

all colleges are encouraged to take up small projects 

Emphasis is also laid on industrial collaborations to on topics related to healthcare, conservation of natural 

keep the education industry relevant. The university resources, income generating enterprises and social 

has MoUs with the following organizations: issues. The university, through these developmental 

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CISCO 

CMS 

IBM 

Indian Institute of Logistics, Chennai 

Manipal –City & Guilds Skills Training Pvt. Ltd. 

Microsoft Academy 

Oracle 

Redhat 

TCS 

Limerick Institute of Technology, Ireland 

Polytech Nantes University, France 

SolBridge International School of Business, 

Daejeon, Republic of Korea 

University of Regina - Saskatchewan, Canada 

Vanier College, Canada 


programs, aims to infuse leadership, social 

responsibility and team spirit among its students. 

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Faculty Accommodation and Guest House Canteens & Restaurant 

Ÿ The University offers furnished accommodation in SRS 7 Dayz restaurant and well maintained canteens in 

beautifully landscaped surrounding with access to the campus provide the students with a choice of Indian 

integrated common facilities such as sports, 

hospital, library, transport, power backup, 

Continental and Asian cuisine. 

community halls and gardens. 

Shopping Centre 

Ÿ There is a well furnished guest house for visiting 

faculty, academicians and other dignitaries 

connected to the University. Accommodation for 

short duration is also provided for parents of 

students subject to availability and advance notice. 

There is a shopping centre on campus for the convenience 

of the students and university personnel. There are stores 

catering to necessary commodities such as books and 

stationery, fruits and vegetables, grocery, milk and milk 

items, tea, coffee, snacks and other refreshment items and 

salon. 

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The beautifully landscaped campus has 

become a centre of quality education. 

Spread over 135 acres of land the campus 

generates vibrancy and sense of purpose. 


The state-of-the art centrally air conditioned auditorium Students, faculty and staff have access to healthcare 

with a capacity of 550 seats having ultra modern facilities at the 550-bed multi-specialty hospital attached 

acoustics and digital projection has been developed to to the Medical College. It is equipped with latest 

host international, national, inter & intra college events technological infrastructure providing diagnostic, 

like seminars, conferences, debates, theatres, curative and preventive services with advance 

exhibitions and cultural programs. management systems. The hospital provides round the 

clock blood bank facility to the patients. Round-the-clock 

ambulance services are available for patients in the 

hospital. Critical care ambulance is always ready for 

shifting patients to hospitals in Delhi and other places in 

an emergency. 

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Music and dance classes in both modern and classical forms are organized in the evening for 

students keen on refining their creative potential. Eminent trainers are invited to teach and train 

the students on instruments and accessories to promote excellence in creative arts. 

Yoga & meditation 

The university has established a yoga and meditation centre for the students, which is being run 

under the guidance of astute trainers. Students participate in the yoga and meditation classes 

regularly in morning and evening hours. The faculty and staff along with their families also attend 

the classes for physical fitness. 

Sports 

University accords high priority to sports and sports infrastructure, enabling students to participate 

in variety of sports at different levels. Various indoor and outdoor sports facilities provided to the 

students include; table-tennis, cricket, volleyball, tennis, basketball, badminton, squash, football, 

hockey, skating and athletics. In addition, students are also encouraged to participate in 

adventure sports like trekking, rock climbing, river crossing and river rafting. Recently, a modern 

indoor sport complex has been made operational to promote all-weather sports activities. 

Understanding the importance of the adage that a fit mind is an active mind, an air-conditioned 

gymnasium with all modern fitness equipments has been developed for the students. 

Hostel accommodation 

There are four separate hostels for boys and girls to accommodate approximately 2500 students. 

Rooms are spacious, clean, airy and well maintained with attached bathrooms and are available 

on single as well as multi-sharing basis. Each room is provided with beds, wardrobes, study 

tables and chairs. Desert coolers have also been provided for each room. Round-the-clock 

power back-up facility is available. Solar heaters have been installed for providing hot water. 

Water purifiers and water coolers are installed to provide potable water. Provision has been made 

for AC equipped rooms to meet the specific requirement of the students. 

Each hostel has a provision for a visitor's room, a spacious well-lit common room with a large 

television and comfortable seating arrangement, recreational facilities, facilities for indoor games, 

newspapers & magazines, wi-fi connectivity and a gymnasium. Laundry facilities are available inhouse 

with provision for commercial washing machine and tumble drier. Spacious dining rooms 

and modern kitchens ensure that students are served with nutritious food in a good ambience. 

There is a dedicated team consisting of wardens and caretakers to help, guide and solve 

problems of the boarders. Students are advised to read the rules and regulations of the university 

related to hostels.

Banking Facility 

Punjab National Bank provides all banking facilities The three day ROCK ON musical extravaganza held 

including ATM on campus to facilitate faculty, staff and in 2009, 2010 and 2011 have been a huge success and 

the students. The bank also extends the educational has encouraged the university to plan an even more 

loan facility to the students of the university. lavish ROCK ON IV festival this year. The previous 

festivals were graced by eminent performers like Shaan, 

Transport Sunidhi Chauhan, Sukhwinder Singh, upcoming rock star 

The University has arranged a pick and drop 

transportation facility to students within a radius of about 

100 km adjoining the city of Moradabad. It presently 

maintains a convoy of 55 vehicles including 29 buses, 16 

cars, 4 ambulances including one critical care 

ambulance, 4 small trucks for carriage and 2 tractors for 

agriculture and plantations purpose in the campus. 

Hard Kaur and Pawani, a budding playback singer of 

Sa-Re-Gama fame, Bharti of Laughter Challenge fame 

and VIP, the renowned comedian of Comedy Circus 

fame. The three day mega events ultimately culminated 

with colourful performances by a contingent of over 

500 students from different colleges and departments of 

the university. 

Cultural Weeks at Colleges 

The University encourages the students to actively 

pursue their hobbies and participate in cultural activities 

organized by each college from time to time, individually 

as well as jointly at the university level. Each college 

celebrates its cultural week during March-May 

showcasing the talent of students in a wide range of 

activities and competitions such as painting, rangoli, 

collage making, dance, drama, mono-acting, plays, 

singing, exhibitions, sports events. The participation of a 

large number of students in these activities helps build 

lifelong associations besides helping spot talent. 

Annual Cultural Extravaganza 

Excursions and Industrial Visits 


The University organizes excursions and industrial tours 

from time to time to help in the overall personality 

development of the students. Recently, students from 

different colleges of the university travelled to Jaipur, Agra, 

Fatehpur Sikri, Nainital, Corbett National Park, Amritsar, 

AMU, Tata Motors, Amtek Auto, Prakash Woolen Mill, 

Nestle India, Parle- G, TEVA API and CSRI, Delhi. 

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University Administration 

Chancellor Director (Corporate Affairs) Controller of Examination Asstt. Registrar 

Shri Suresh Jain Shri Rajesh Verma Dr. J. B. Jain (Academic) 

0591-2360000 9837848861 0591-2360078 Shri M. S. Mishra 

chancellor@tmu.ac.in dca@tmu.ac.in coe@tmu.ac.in 9837812777 

asstt.registrar@tmu.ac.in 

Group Vice Chairman Director (Finance) Finance Officer 

Shri Manish Jain Shri S. P. Jain Dr. Harshit Jain 

Asstt. Registrar (Exams.) 

0591-2360888 9837848862 0591-6534111 

Dr. Nivedita Mishra 

vc@tmu.ac.in dir.fin@tmu.ac.in finance.off@tmu.ac.in 0591-2360078 

ar.exams@tmu.ac.in 

Vice Chancellor Director (Admissions) Dy. Registrar 

Prof. R. K. Mittal Shri Abhishek Kapoor Shri J. P. Bansal 

Asstt Registrar (Admin.) 

0591-2360222 9917100544 9837016031 

Shri Nitin Agarwal 

vicechancellor@tmu.ac.in dir.admissions@tmu.ac.in dy.registrar@tmu.ac.in ar.polytechnic@tmu.ac.in 

Registrar 

Prof. Rakesh K. Mudgal 

0591-2376813 

registrar@tmu.ac.in 

Medical Superintendent 

(Hospital & Research Centre) 

Dr. Bhupendra Singh, 

9837068919 

ms@tmu.ac.in 

Asstt. Controller of Exams 

Dr. Pradeep K. Aggarwal, 

0591-2360078 

ceo@tmu.ac.in 

Asstt Registrar (Admissions) 

Shri Harsh Sharma 

8292437607 

ar.admissions@tmu.ac.in 

Director 

(International Affairs) 

Prof. K. K. Pande 

9837016153 

General Manager 

(Construction) 

Shri Navneet Agarwal 

Asstt. Registrar (Admin.) 

Dr. Alka Agarwal 

0591-2487222 

ar.tmimt@tmu.ac.in 

Asstt. Registrar (Admin.) 

Shri P. K. Jain 

9837935444 

ar.coe@tmu.ac.in 

director.int@tmu.ac.in 9837470201 

gm.construction@tmu.ac.in 

Directors/Principals of Colleges of Studies 

College of Management and College of Education College of Paramedical 

Computer Applications Dr. Rashmi Mehrotra Dr. Shyamoli Dutta 

Dr. Vipin Jain (Additional Director) 9456886999 (Professor-Incharge) 

9917200216 

principaleducation@tmu.ac.in dy.director.paramedical@tmu.ac.in 

cmca@tmu.ac.in 

College of Nursing College of Physiotherapy 

Dental College & Research Centre Dr. Rashmi Yadav Dr. Vishal Jain (PT) (HOD) 

Prof. Mohan Gundappa 9568526444 9568232444 

9917256222 

principal.tmdcrc@tmu.ac.in 

principalnursing@tmu.ac.in physiotherapy@tmu.ac.in 

College of Architecture College of Journalism & 

Medical College & Research Centre Prof. Manoj Jain Mass Communication 

Prof. U. K. Singh director.architecture@tmu.ac.in Dr. Ambrish Saxena 

9837848860 (Professor In-charge) 

principal.tmmcrc@tmu.ac.in Polytechnic 

director.cjmc@tmu.ac.in 

Dr. T. P. Agarwal 

College of Engineering 9568454333 College of Physical Education 

Prof. N.K. Joshi principal.polytechnic@tmu.ac.in Dr. Samey Singh 

9927737666 9837469801 

dir.engg@tmu.ac.in College of Law & Legal Studies principal.cpe@tmu.ac.in 

Dr. A.K. Kantroo 

College of Pharmacy 8958418466 Centre for Distance Learning 

Prof. K.K. Jha principal.law@tmu.ac.in Prof. K. K. Pande 

9837004699 9837016153 

principalpharmacy@tmu.ac.in director.cdl@tmu.ac.in 

Heads of Independent Departments 

Home Science Hospital Administration Fine Arts 

Dr. Vandana Verma Mr. Firoz Khan Mr. Rajiv Parashar 

dhs@tmu.ac.in dha@tmu.ac.in dfa@tmu.ac.in 

Social Work Library & Information Science 

Dr. Alok Mishra Dr. C. K. Sharma 

dsw@tmu.ac.in dls@tmu.ac.in 

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University Colleges & 

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Teerthanker Mahaveer 

College of Management & 

Computer Applications 

The college is perceived as an institution nurturing talent to 

meet the growing requirements of trained manpower in 

diverse functional areas of the corporate world. The college 

has established itself as a hub of multifaceted academic, 

research and consultancy activities and guides students on 

how to climb up the corporate ladder with total professionalism 

and commitment. 

The college offers a wide range of academic programs at 

undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels. All the 

courses are designed taking into consideration the specific 

needs of the market and industry. The emphasis is laid on both 

theoretical and practical training to provide exposure to the 

students in various areas of management and computer 

studies. For this, the dignitaries of national and international 

repute are invited to guide the students in addition to the inputs 

from the acclaimed faculty of the college. 

The college gives top priority to experiential and processoriented 

learning. The pedagogical tools include: extensive 

use of case studies, role plays, simulation exercises, business 

news and analysis, business quizzes, management games 

and industry-oriented projects to create awareness among 

the students. 

The college has been consistently rated high in B-School 

surveys viz. A++ by Business & Management in 2012, 'A' by 

Business India in 2011 & 2010. Further, in recognition of the 

demonstrated leadership role the college has played in 

Institute-Industry Linkages, the Dainik Bhaskar has awarded 

the College with 'B-School with Excellent Industry Interface 

Award 2010'.

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Year Establishment: 2001 

Programs Management: BBA, BBA (Hons.), MBA, 

MBA (Logistics & Shipping), MBA (Residential), 

B.Com (Hons), B.Com. (Pass), B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics, 

DOM, NCCMP, Ph.D. 

Computer Applications: BCA, B.Sc. (Hons) Computer 

Sc., MCA, BCA-MCA (Integrated), B.Sc. (Animation), 

DCA, PGDCA, , Ph.D. 

Faculty Strength: 88 

Computer Labs: 8 with 600 computers & peripherals 

Animation Labs: Two 

Communication Labs: 2 fully equipped with 

GOLS linguistic software 

Video Conferencing Facility: Through V-Sat from 

G-Cube, NOIDA 

Books & Journals: Books-18226, 

Journals: National - 47, International- 41 

E-Journals: Through EBSCO Database 

In-house Research Journal: View Point, ISSN: 2229-3825 

Companies visited for Campus Placement: 

111, ensuring 100 percent placement 

Foreign Collaborations: University of Regina, 

Canada,SolBridge Business School, South Korea 

Indian Collaborations: Oracle, Cisco, IBM, Red Hat, 

NSE, Indian Institute of Logistics, Microsoft Academy 

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Dental College & Research Centre 

Teerthanker Mahaveer Dental College and Research Centre is one of the 

premier dental institutes in the country engaged in quality teaching, research 

and extension in oral health care. The college is fully equipped with ultramodern 

equipments in the dental clinics, preclinical and research labs to create 

a conducive environment for teaching, learning and patient care. The 

curriculum followed in the 4-year BDS plus 1 year internship & 3-year MDS 

programs are contemporary, comprehensive and duly approved by the Dental 

Council of India. 

The spotlight is on the development of graduates and postgraduates whose 

training is at par with any dental institution of national and international repute. 

To infuse the world class training, the college is furnished with the state of art 

equipments and full-fledged faculty. Added attention is given on developing 

technically sound dentists who believe in moral and ethical values and possess 

good communication skills to understand and treat their patients. Eminent 

teachers and the clinicians from the fraternity are invited to discuss and interact 

with the students and faculty on the various issues confronting the profession of 

dentistry. The college promotes both the faculty and the students to participate 

in national as well as international seminars, conferences and workshops to 

hone their skills in recent advances of dental science. The college is also 

proactive in organizing CDEs, seminars, workshops and community 

awareness programs on a regular basis to increase awareness among the 

students and faculty on topics and problems of contemporary relevance. 

Involvement of the faculty in research is reflected in their regular publications 

and participation in numerous conferences. 

The college endorses extracurricular activities for the students and offers them 

enough opportunities to show their hidden talents by holding sports and cultural 

festivals annually. In nutshell, it is a student centric institution. 

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COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Year of Establishment: 2005 

Programs: BDS, MDS, PhD 


Fully Equipped Specialty Clinics: 9 

Pre-clinical Dental Labs: 4 

Lecture Theatres: 4 

Ceramic & Casting Labs: 4 

Major Equipments: 270 electronic dental chairs (with high speed motors & 

suction) endosonics, cryosurgery, ultrasonic scalers, orthopantomography, 

digital radiography, computerized cephalometrics, laser fluorescence caries 

detectors, Phantom Heads, Dental Laser 

Books & Journals: Books-3787; Journals: National - 12, International- 48 

E-Journals: Access to EBSCO Database 

News Letter: Dental Showcase (Quarterly) 

Scientific Forum: A platform for debating and disseminating 

advancements in dentistry on a monthly basis 

In-house Research Journal: TMU Journal of Dentistry 

Average daily OPD: > 450 


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Medical College & Research Centre 

Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College & Research into 500 bed tertiary care hospital with best of the facilities. 

Centre, Moradabad has been established to impart In addition to this, there is a casualty section having 20 

quality medical education and provide trained healthcare beds & intensive care units of 28 beds for various sub 

personnel (Doctors) for services in the society. The specialties like ICCU, ICU, RICU & NICU as well as Burn 

hospital of the institution provides modern health care treatment unit. There are facilities for Endoscopic studies 

services including critical care and emergency care to and surgeries in the Department of General Surgery, 

the population at large. Echocardiography & TMT in the Department of Medicine 

and Fluoroscopy in the Department of Radiology. The 

The college has been established with the permission of hospital has got well equipped Central Laboratory catering 

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India after for variety of Pathological, Clinical Biochemistry & 

inspection by the Medical Council of India in 2008 with an Microbiological investigations. The Radiology department 

admission intake of 100 students per year. Subsequently of the hospital has facilities for Ultrasound & Color Doppler 

three more batches of 100 students each have been studies, sophisticated Digital X-rays with image intensifier 

admitted in the college after necessary permission by & CT scan facilities. The hospital has got 12 well equipped 

Govt. of India on the recommendation of Medical Council modern Operation Theaters for General Surgery, 

of India, in the year 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12. The Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, ENT and Obstetrics & 

college has been attracting students from all over India. Gynecology services besides one for emergency work in 

During short span of 4 years, the hospital has developed the casualty section. 

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COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: MBBS, MD, M. Sc. Medical 


Teaching Labs: 12 

Diagnostic Labs: 14 

HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS 



Beds: 550 (including 20 for emergency medicine and 28 intensive care units beds) 

Departments: 12 {General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Ophthalmology, Otorhinology (ENT), 

Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Anesthesia, Radiology, Paediatrics, General Medicine, 

Psychiatry, Dermatology, TB & Chest (Pulmonary Medicine)} 

Super-specialties: Paediatric Surgery, Urology, Cardiology (with non-invasive procedures), 

Reconstructive Surgery, Cancer detection Obs. & Gynae, Sterility Clinic, Burn Unit 

Books & Journals: Books-7122, Journals: National-74, International-36 

E-Journals: Through EBSCO Database (1460 Full Text) 

Rural Health Training Centre: Three 

Urban Health Centre: One 

Major Equipment: CT Scan, Echocardiograph, EEG, TMT, Digital X-Ray with IITV, 

Colour Doppler, Bronchoscope, Endoscope, Audiometer, Dialysis Facilities for Intra 

Ocular Lens implantation, Joint Replacement Surgery 

Average daily OPD: >750 

Average daily IPD: > 400 

Major Operation Theaters: 12 

Minor Operation Theaters: 3 

Emergency Service: 24x7 

Central Lab: 24x7 

Blood Bank: 24x7 

The teaching departments of Anatomy, Physiology, Tuberculosis an Overview, 'Gall Bladder & Biliary 

Biochemistry, Community Medicine, Pathology, System, World Alzheimer Day and a live webcast of the 

Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, scientific session of American Heart Association and 

General Medicine, TB & Chest, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Thyroid & Bone diseases. 

Pediatrics, General Surgery, Orthopaedics, 

Ophthalmology, ENT, Radiology, Anesthesiology and With a view to augment the availability of qualified 

Obstetrics & Gynecology are fully equipped and staffed teachers in the Pre & Para-clinical subjects, the college 

as per regulations of Medical Council of India. The has also started 3 year post graduate courses i.e. M.Sc. 

lecture theaters and demonstration rooms being used Medical Anatomy, M.Sc. Medical Physiology, M.Sc. 

are equipped with audiovisual aids which are being used Medical Biochemistry, M.Sc. Medical Pharmacology & 

for teaching the students. In addition to these computers M.Sc. Medical Microbiology. Three batches of M. Sc. 

aided animal experimental exercises are shown to the students have already been admitted. 

students in the department of Pharmacology thus saving 

the life of laboratory animals. The college got the approval of Medical Council of India to 

start post graduate degree (MD) programs in pre and 

The college has being organizing workshop/CMEs on para- clinical subjects viz. Anatomy, Physiology, 

important issues and topics regularly. Some of the recent Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine 

ones are; Approach to Diseases in the Pulmonary Tract, and Community Medicine from academic year 2012-13. 

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College of Engineering 

The College of Engineering was established in 2008 as an on-campus college of the university with 

a view to bridge the gap between the requirement of multi-skilled and well-trained engineers and 

their availability in India. As the Indian economy is projected to grow at around 8% to 9% annually for 

next few years and to realize this growth rate, massive investments in infrastructure, industry and 

other sectors of the economy will be needed, for which, among other things, trained and multi-skilled 

engineers are required. The college works with the objective to impart high quality technical 

knowledge in the field of Engineering and Technology and to achieve excellence at par with the 

global standards. The college provides conducive learning environment to the students and 

promotes research activities in various fields of engineering. The college has eight academic 

departments and 98 full time faculty positions. It offers twelve different bachelor degrees and eight 

master degrees and PhD. The college is justifiably proud of its programs and facilities. A great 

emphasis is given to improve technical skills, personality, leadership qualities and business 

management skills to equip the students to gel with their corporate surroundings and communicate 

effectively. The college focuses on providing consulting services as well.

[COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B. Tech (Computer Sc & Engineering, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical & 

Electronics, Electronics & Communication, Chemical, Automobile, Fire Safety and Engineering), 

Integrated B. Tech+MBA, M. Tech (Computer Sc. & Eng, Mechanical, Electronics, 

Electrical, Communication Eng), B.Sc. Hons. (Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics), 

M. Sc. in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Ph. D 


Computer Labs: Eight with 470 computers and peripherals 

Communication Labs: 2 fully equipped with linguistic software, having a capacity to 

accommodate 120 students supported by one Group Discussion Room 

Labs and Workshops: 59 (Civil-15, Electronics-17, Electrical-8, Mechanical-15, 

Applied Sc.-3, Earthquake Monitoring Centre-1) 

Video Conferencing Facility: Through V-Sat from G-Cube, NOIDA 

Seminar Halls: Six 



In-house Research Journal: S&T Review 

Placement Cell 

Foreign Collaboration: University of Nantes, France, 

Limerick Institute of Technology, Ireland 

Indian Collaboration: Amtek Auto Ltd, Gurgaon 


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[The emerging challenges in 

patient care have provoked 

the necessity of skilled 

young, dynamic and expert 

manpower in the field of 

Pharmaceutical Science. 

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College of Pharmacy 

The emerging challenges in patient care, in particular and 

public healthcare systems in general, have provoked the 

necessity of skilled young, dynamic and expert manpower 

possessing versatile approaches to shoulder the vital 

responsibilities of safe-guarding the people of 21st century by 

therapeutical management of drugs, counseling the patients 

for proper and optimal uses of medicines and monitoring/ 

modifying outcomes of such drug therapies. To meet these 

challenges and to complement medical teaching and research, 

the University established the College of Pharmacy in the 

campus to promote teaching and research in the field of 

Pharmaceutical Science. 

Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Pharmacy has been striving 

to produce experts at diploma, graduate, post-graduate and 

doctorate levels with innovative approaches to resolve the 

problems arising in drug industries and clinical areas so as to 

meet out the global challenges in the field of pharmaceutical 

practices in India and abroad. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 



Programs: D. Pharm, B. Pharm, M. Pharm, 

Pharm. D, Ph. D 


Computer Labs: Two with 140 computers 

and peripherals 

Number of Labs: 16 (UG) & 7 (PG) 

Major Equipments: IR Spectro-photometer, 

HPLC, Lyophilizer, Rotary tablet punch, 

Digital dissolution apparatus, Brookfield 

Rheo-meter, Niphelometer, Plethysmometer 

Video Conferencing Facility: Through 

V-Sat from G-Cube, NOIDA 

Seminar Hall: One 


Journals: National -14, International -12 


Patents Filed: 11 

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College of Architecture 

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Architecture, which is an ambient social art, renders 

comprehensive service to mankind by meeting the 

complex challenges of contemporary life. The 

College of Architecture intends to train the students 

by exposing them to live problems, situations and 

circumstances. Teaching is based on an inter 

disciplinary approach, which is addition to classroom 

learning through lectures, side talks, discussions, 

assignments, comprehension tests etc., entails 

numerous site visits and on-the-spot studies. 

Students are encouraged to make their own 

observation of facts, to analyze and evaluate them so 

that they may learn to reckon the relevance and 

applicability of investigative studies to the program 

requirements of innovative works in architectural 

design. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B. Arch, M. Arch 


Computer Labs: One with 40 computers 

and peripherals 

Studio: Design Studio, Art and Graphics 

Labs: CAD, Materials, Model Making, 

Photography, Survey 

Number of Workshops: 2 (model 

making, carpentry, survey lab) 



Journals: 9 

E-Journals: Through EBSCO Database

[Teerthanker Mahaveer 

College of Law & Legal Studies 

The process of globalization has made the world 

essentially borderless, where innovative legal analysis 

and solutions are required due to economic, political, 

and social changes. The aim of College of Law and 

Legal Studies is to provide academic programs of the 

highest quality, to promote research in all branches of 

law and to assure that the students gain a 

comprehensive understanding and appreciation of the 

law. Students of College of Law are well trained for the 

multiplicity of roles that they will play in a society and 

profession that are subject to continually changing 

demands and needs. The legal education provided by 

the college prepares the students for the complete 

spectrum of career opportunities available to lawyers. 

Looking at the rising number of crimes and their 

complexity, criminology as a subject of study is gaining 

importance in today's society. In addition, fast changes 

in the approach and mode of investigation of the policing 

authorities has led to the need for better understanding 

of the subject, thus opening growth opportunities for a 

career in criminology. Since the discipline of law plays a 

significant role in the field of criminology, the university 

has decided to offer three year B.Sc. program in 

criminology in the college from the session 2012-13. 

The college follows a flexible curriculum that offers 

access to numerous fields of specialization. 

Sophisticated resources for technology and education 

provided by the college ensure a first-rate educational 

experience. The curriculum is specifically designed to 

enable the students to develop the knowledge, skills 

and aptitudes that include thorough understanding and 

knowledge of domestic and international law and 

excellent analytical and communication skills with good 

moral principles and great human values. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 



Programs: B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) & 

B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons), LL.M., B.Sc. (Criminology), Ph.D. 

Core Faculty: 10 

Computer Labs: One with 60 computers and 

peripherals 

Moot Court: One 



Journals: National-8 


The pedagogy of teaching in the College of law include 

classroom teaching, discussions, case studies, 

experiential training through moot court, project 

assignments, guest lectures, seminars, workshops and 

legal camps. College has excellent infrastructural 

facilities like well qualified and experienced faculty, 

separate law college library, computer lab, conference 

hall and moot court room. 

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College of Nursing 

The College of Nursing established in the year 2009 offers 

degree and diploma programs in nursing to meet the 

diverse needs of healthcare sector. The qualified and 

experienced full-time nursing faculty provides the right mix 

of inputs consisting of theoretical, practical and clinical 

experience. The College also has a network of healthcare 

centres and clinical affiliations with community-based 

organizations and government agencies. 

The programs have been formulated in consultation with 

experts from the field. Hands-on-training is given to the 

students at the 550-bed multi-specialty hospital of the 

Medical College located within the University campus, as 

well as in its urban and rural health centres. The trainee 

nurses can attend all the OPD sessions as well as the 

outreach programs of the college of Medical, Dental and 

Paramedical Sciences. Students in the College get the 

unique opportunity of interacting with the faculty, doctors 

and students of medical, dental and management 

colleges for sharpening their technical and managerial 

skills and getting groomed up as competent nurses. The 

students have access to study material available in 

different forms such as books, research journals, 

magazines, newspapers and CDs through the college 

library which is computerized and Internet connected. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Establishment: 2009 

Programs: ANM, GNM, B. Sc., 

Post Basic B. Sc., M. Sc. and Ph. D 

Faculty: 18 

Computer Labs: One with 

60 computers & peripherals 

Number of Labs: 6 

Seminar Halls: Two 


Journals National -7, International-5 

E-Journals: Through EBSCO 

Database 

Communication & Behavioural Lab 

Hospital Attachment: Clinical 

exposure at 550 bed Medical 

College Hospital


University Polytechnic 

The fast growth of Indian economy in the last two 

decades along with the process of globalization has 

created huge demand for skilled and trained manpower 

to handle technical jobs in diverse industries such as 

manufacturing, infrastructure, electrical and electronics 

sector etc. To meet this challenge the university has 

made a humble beginning by establishing University 

Polytechnic which offers a variety of professional 

programs both technical and vocational in nature. The 

programs are designed in such a way that students are 

able to learn to perform basic engineering tasks and 

provide accomplishing and rewarding career for serious 

pursuers. 

We at university polytechnic are determined to prepare 

next generation engineers equipped with latest skills 

and capable to deliver the best to industry through 

regular process of skill enhancement in technical, 

communicative and personal areas. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 

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Programs: Diploma in Engineering (Civil, 

Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science, 

Mechanical (Automobile), Mechanical (Production), 

Architectural Assistanceship, Fire Safety and 

Engineering) 


Computer Labs: Eight with 470 computers and 

peripherals 

Communication Labs: Two fully equipped with 

linguistic software 

Number of Labs: Twenty Eight {Civil-6, Electrical- 

3, Electronic -12, Mechanical -4, Applied Sc -2, 

Earthquake monitoring centre-1} 

Number of Workshops: Seven 

Video Conferencing Facility: Through V-Sat from 

G-Cube, NOIDA 

Seminar Halls: Six 

Books: 9203 


Placement Cell 

Indian Collaborations: Amtek Auto Ltd, Gurgaon, 

CMS Infosytems Pvt. Ltd., Delhi, Manipal –City & 

Guilds Skills Training Pvt. Ltd., In process: 

Raunaq Automotives Ltd., Gajraula; Escorts Ltd., 

Faridabad; Vimal Transformer, Moradabad; 

CMC, Delhi and Remky Infrastructure Ltd. 

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Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Education 

[The College of Education has been solving abilities with scientific frame of mind. 

established with an aim to impart education The content which is essentially interand 

training to the prospective teachers who disciplinary in nature, is delivered 

have been entrusted with responsibilities of professionally by integrating number of 

grooming the future generation of the nation. curricular and co- curricular activities. 

The B.Ed. program was started in the year 

2003 and on getting overwhelming response To facilitate and strengthen the teaching 

from the students and the society, M.Ed. capability, a special course on Professional 

program was introduced in the year 2006. Communication has also been made part of 

Since then, these two programs are continuing the syllabus to shape their personality so as to 

successfully under the aegis of TMIMT and excel in their career as academician. It also 

with the establishment of Teerthanker aims to improve and sharpen their teaching 

Mahaveer University in the year 2008 these skills and make them well conversant with 

programs are being run by the college as an bilingual approach to match with current needs 

on-campus college of the university. of education. 

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The college is committed to nurture, motivate A dedicated and highly qualified team of faculty 

and empower the future teachers who will serve helps in identifying the strengths and interests 

as beacon lights for posterity and meet the of the pupil teachers. The faculty has 

challenges and demands of the society. They developed themselves as academic advisors, 

will not only be source of inspiration but will also facilitators and mentors. They are actively 

encourage like-minded people and scholars in engaged in research and publications in their 

other disciplines and modern educators to chosen areas and also attending conferences 

contribute to the field of education. and workshops to keep themselves updated. 

The efforts of the faculty and the rigor of 

The courses are designed to help the students programs have helped the college in achieving 

to broaden their horizon coupled with problem 100 per cent result and placement. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B. Ed, M. Ed, M.A. (Education) 

Faculty: 14 

Computer Lab: One with 40 computers and peripherals 

Labs: 2 (Science), 1 (Psychology), 1 (Communication) 


Books & Journals: Books-4157, Journals: National -10 

E-Journals: Through EBSCO Database

Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Physical Education 

Physical education and sports sciences serve vital make them physically fit and agile, capability to 

social and cultural functions more so in a country like conceptualize and organize different sporting events. A 

India having diverse cultures. Its importance in right mix of class room teaching, field & track practice, 

harmonious development of human beings can hardly community projects, seminars and workshops is being 

be exaggerated. More specifically it contributes towards followed as the pedagogy in a technology-aided 

all round development of human personality, recreation environment. Students are given ample opportunities to 

and relaxation of human body and mind, rehabilitation participate in co-curricular activities like debates, 

and social adjustment, fostering peace and quizzes, competitions, cultural and sporting activities to 

understanding among people, nations and religions, complement the teaching process and enhance their 

help prevention and cure of diseases and ailments leadership, communication and interpersonal skills. 

inflicting human body and mind. 

The college has spacious, airy, well-furnished 

College of Physical Education has been established to classrooms and contemporary laboratories with modern 

impart quality teaching and training in the area of equipments. The automated college library is a rich 

physical education. The college offers B.P.E, B.P.Ed and resource centre for learning. Excellent indoor and 

M.P.E programs to nurture educationists and trainers to outdoor sports facilities have been created for tablemeet 

the rising domestic and global requirements. The tennis, volleyball, tennis, basketball, badminton, 

curriculum and instructional aspects are well designed squash, cricket, football, hockey, gymnastics, skating 

to develop conceptual understanding of the subject, to and athletics and host of track and field events. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B.P.E, M.P.E, B. P. Ed 


Labs: 4 



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College of Journalism & 

Mass Communication 

In the last two decades or so, media has emerged as a very powerful tool 

bringing major transformations in our collective life. The integrated 

scenario of globalization, advent of technology and the need for 

information have reshaped the role of press and media and prepared a 

fresh blueprint to meet the requirements of the contemporary world. 

Media today has emerged as a platform to highlight and raise issues of 

national and international importance. The scope of media activities is 

all encompassing and has become an inseparable part of our life. 

The exponential growth in the entertainment and media industry has 

necessitated the need to set up colleges of Journalism & Mass 

Communication to cater to the growing demand of media professionals 

interested in a career in print and electronic media, advertising, public 

relations, event management and acquiring skills in television news, 

videography and video editing. 

In view of the current trend and growing importance of the profession, 

Teerthanker Mahaveer University opened the College of Journalism and 

Mass Communication and launched the programs of Bachelor & Master 

in Journalism and Mass Communication from the session 2011-12. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: BJMC and MJMC 


Labs: Photography, 

Communication, Art and Graphics, 

Radio Studio 



Journals: 4 


Database


College of Paramedical Sciences 

Paramedical Science is an inseparable part of the health 

care system and runs parallel to medical science in the 

diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Diagnostic tools like 

the clinical laboratory, the x-ray, the ultra sound, CT and 

other invasive or non-invasive methods and therapeutic 

technical modes like physiotherapy, occupational therapy 

and speech therapy are parts of the paramedical 

system.Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and 

Industry (FICCI), pointed out that in case of paramedics 

acute shortage is likely to emerge in case of radiographics, 

ECG technicians, OT technicians, 

audiomotorists etc. The Prime Minister's Council on trade 

and industry reported that X-ray technicians required by 

2015 would be 12,410 and number of lab technicians 

required would be 62,050. 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: BRIT, BMLT, B. Sc. (Forensic Science), 

B. Optometry, COTT 


Computer Lab: One with 30 computers and peripherals 

Labs: 6 


Books & Journals: Books-1740, Journals: 8 


Hospital Attachment: Practical exposure at 550 bed 

super-specialty Teerthanker Mahaveer Hospital & 

Research Centre 


College of Physiotherapy 

COLLEGE 

HIGHLIGHTS 



Programs: BPT, MPT 


Computer Lab: One with 30 computers and 

peripherals 

Labs: 2 


Books & Journals: Books-700, Journals: 4 


Hospital Attachment: Practical exposure at 

550 bed super-specialty Teerthanker Mahaveer 

Hospital & Research Centre 

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Department of Home Science 

Established in 2002 with a broad objective of catering to 

the educational needs of girls besides preparing them 

for future roles. The department is fully geared to train 

students in the multi-disciplinary field of the study, which 

engender the variety of roles and tasks involving 

contemporary family in community and social life. In 

essence, the program involves a broad-base study of 

family life involving child education, food and nutrition, 

extension, textile and clothing, and consumer needs, as 

well as the application of these to improve aesthetic, 

social, economic, technical and scientific principles. The 

Department trains the students in the above broad areas 

ensuring the production of highly skilled manpower 

through adoption of effective techniques of instructions, 

laboratory practical, field demonstration and workshop 

practice. 

The focus at UG level is on courses like extension 

education and communication management, family 

resource management, foods and nutrition, human 

development and family studies, clothing and textiles, 

whereas at PG level specialization is offered in foods 

and nutrition and clothing and textiles. 

HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B.Sc. M.Sc. 

(Food & Nutrition, Clothing & Textiles) 


Labs: 4 


Journals: 4 


Database

Department of Social Work 

The Department of Social Work has been established to 

promote and impart education, research, field action 

and dissemination on wide spectrum of social issues 

and problems confronting the individuals, families, 

groups and communities. The Department believes in 

ethical social work practices and is a strong advocate for 

social justice. The objective of the two year MSW 

program is to prepare a cadre of trained and qualified 

professionals who have deep understanding of human 

problems and sufferings. 

The curriculum is appropriately designed by involving 

experts from academia, government, NGO(s) and 

international organizations to develop knowledge, 

attitude, skills and values necessary to comprehend 

contemporary socio-economic realities and 

developmental issues so as to address them effectively. 

The innovative MSW program combines class room 

teaching and supervised field instructions through 

partnerships with leading social service, health care and 

community agencies. The doctoral program intends to 

prepare experienced social workers for leadership roles 

as scholars, educators, researchers and service 

providers. The faculty at the Department have extensive 

teaching experience, are social work scholars and 

leading professionals in their respective fields. 

DEPARTMENT 

HIGHLIGHTS 

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Programs: MSW, Ph. D 



peripherals 


National Journals-14 


Collaboration: Vanier College (Canada) 

Prominent Associated NGOs: Unicef, WHO, 

Ankur Yuva Chetna, Asha, NRHM, Nehru Yuva 

Kendra, Ask Sankalp, Nav Bharat Samaj Kalyan 

Samiti, Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti.Kartik Shikshan 

Sansthan. Care India, Oxfam India, Pradan 

(Professional Assistance For Development Action), 

USAID, UNESCO, CRY (Child Rights And You), 

Butterflies, Action Aid India Pria (Society For 

Participatory Research In Asia) Helpage India, 

Maswa, Sahyog, Vigyan Foundation, Khushi, Pani, 

Shakha, Shajhi Duniya, Pratham, Mahila 

Shamakhya, Vatshalya 

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[ Department of Library & Information Science 

DEPARTMENT 

One of the important challenges facing the society is how to organize, 

control and access information. The technological advancements have 

made information available in greater quantities and increasingly 

diverse forms. Books, Journals, newspapers and non-book materials 

have joined electronic publishing, multimedia and internet to provide 

multiple choices for sources both for individuals and organizations. 

Libraries are now universally recognized as important social institutions, 

playing important role in providing right information on diverse subjects 

as per the growing need of the society at right time and right place. 

Library and Information Science, which is having an interdisciplinary 

character, applies the practices, perspectives, and tools of management, 

information technology, education, and other areas to libraries in 

collection, organization, preservation, and dissemination of information 

resources; and their management. The importance of libraries has gone 

up in a knowledge economy as they are considered to be the repositories 

of knowledge and information. In this situation, the librarianship has 

attained the status of a separate discipline. Librarians are the custodians 

of libraries and they organize, maintain, and store books in the libraries. 

Since the profession of library science has social orientation therefore, 

needs young men and women with a sense of dedication and a spirit of 

service to help people finding information and it effective usage. 

The department of Library and Information Science has been created to 

make available trained manpower for efficient management of libraries 

and also to promote research on issues confronting the profession of 

library science. 

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HIGHLIGHTS 


Programs: B.Lib. I.Sc. and M.Lib. I.Sc. 


Computer Lab: One with 30 computers 

& peripherals 

Number of Labs: Two 


Journals- 3 


Automation Training: On SOUL, 

CDS/ISIS/WINISIS software

Department of Hospital Adminstration 

Hospital like any other organization, need good managers 

for efficient and effective delivery of health care services. 

Healthcare managers plan, direct, coordinate and 

supervise the delivery of health care services. In the 

changing environment in which this sector is operating 

managers must be prepared to deal with the integration of 

health care delivery systems, technological innovations, 

complex regulatory environment, restructuring of work, 

and focus on preventive care. They are required to 

improve efficiency in healthcare facilities and the quality of 

the care provided. 

The program is interdisciplinary in nature and combines 

the understanding of areas such as management, 

economics, law, human resource development, 

information technology, understanding of the working of 

hospitals and health care facilities, nutrition, prevention of 

communicable diseases, community health and other 

medical services. 

The cutting edge curriculum has been designed to 

develop core competencies and provide exposure with 

the best practices of the profession. The students of the 

program get the unique opportunity of interacting with the 

faculty, doctors and students of medical, dental, 

pharmacy, nursing and management colleges for 

sharpening their technical and managerial skills. The 

attachment of the students to the 550 bed multi-speciality 

hospital of the University helps them in learning the 

dynamics of administering the hospital and also has an 

hands-on experience of the different functions/aspects of 

the hospital. 

DEPARTMENT 

HIGHLIGHTS 

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Programs: MBA (Hospital Management) 



peripherals 


National Journals – 5 


Hospital Training: Daily hospital postings at 

Teerthanker Mahaveer Hospital 

Internships at: Max Healthcare, Gurgaon, Fortis 

Hospital, Noida, Teerthanker Mahaveer Hospital, 

Moradabd, BBC Heart Care Hospital, Jalandhar, 

District Hospital, Dehradun, Vivekanand Hospital, 

Moradabad, Brij Lal Hospital, Haldwani, Amri 

Hospital, Kolkata 

Placements at: Fortis Vivekanand Hospital, 

Haji Akhlaqque Hospital, Teerthanker Mahaveer 

Hospital, ILS Hospital 

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Department of Fine Arts 

[The discipline of Fine Arts, as a field of study and profession, aims to achieve the highest form of 

creativity and excellence in aesthetics, philosophy and mundane world. In its academic programs, 

fine art takes into account what has happened in the past, in order to be alive to the present and 

plan for the future to be internationally reorganized in the scenario of art education, research on the 

global mark to serve the society. Fine Arts, today is a multi-dimensional process reaching nearly all 

aspects of nature and humanity in search of form, expression and affirmation. The concerns of the 

artist span the uniqueness of his / her own vision, the formative processes of life experience, and 

the complexity of his/her participation. Factors motivating design range from the common needs 

for food, shelter, clothing and communication to the most esoteric desires of esteem and selfrealization. 

Design is a force that historically reflects both individual interpretation, conditioned by 

changing environments and the restrains of materials and technologies of the time. 

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DEPARTMENT 

HIGHLIGHTS 

Centre for Language & 

Culture Studies 

In order to provide opportunities to learn foreign languages 

especially, German, Japanese, Chinese, French and different 

cultures to students and faculty a separate Centre for Language & 

Culture Studies has been established from the current session. 

The Centre besides teaching and research in languages shall 

also carry out programs and studies on the Cultures of India, Asia 

and Europe on the origin and development of philosophy within 

the framework of specific socio-historical contexts and 

conditions. The programs shall focus on giving a total overview of 

the history, geography and cultural institutions of the country 

concerned. A survey of the country's history, its art and thought 

shall form an essential component of the curriculum in order to 

give the students a proper understanding of the relationship 

between society and its art and belief. 

The centre shall offer fulltime/part-time/weekend/short duration 

summer programs in languages and cultures in addition to special 

English language learning programs. 


Programs: BFA (Specialization in Applied Art, 

Painting, Sculpture), 

MFA (Specialization in Applied Art, Painting, Sculpture) 


Visiting Faculty: 6 

Advisory Body: 10 

Computer Labs: One with 60 Computers and Peripherals. 

Studio: Photography, Graphics Design. 

Labs: Still Life, Life Drawing, Clay Modeling. 


Books: 490 

E- Journals: Through EBSCO Database

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University-industry Interface Cell 

University's endeavor is to equip students with necessary skills required for their employability in the industry and 

other organizations. To meet this objective, university has established University- Industry Interface Cell to act as an 

interface between the university and the corporate world and perform entire gamut of academic activities such as 

industry-academia interaction, guest lectures, corporate training, seminars, and workshops from time to time for 

strengthening corporate relations and ultimately help students getting placements. 

The Cell also organizes personality development, career guidance and counseling programs for the students so as to 

gear them up to take on the stiff competition in the corporate world. The Cell also conducts group discussions, mock 

interviews and aptitude tests from time to time to prepare the students for campus placements. The Cell regularly 

interacts with the industry to get inputs for review and up gradation of its curricula. The Cell also organizes Corporate 

Meets from time to time to assess the requirement of the industry and gives the students an insight into the workings of 

the corporate world. Recently such meets were organized at Rudarpur and Gajraula in association with Kumaon- 

Garhwal Chamber of Commerce and Industries and Gajraula Industries Welfare Association respectively. The 

participation and response from industry was highly encouraging that has started yielding returns in terms of training, 

placements, industry sponsored academic programs, like the ones with Amtek Auto, CMS, Vimal Transformers. 

Further collaborative arrangements have been made with Remky Infrastucture, Raunak Automotive Components. 

In-charges- Corporate Relation Cells 

College of Management and Computer Applications 

Akash Bhatnagar, 

Assistant Director – Corporate Relations 

Cell: +91 9927670066 

Email: placementcell@tmu.ac.in 


Manoj Kumar Pandey, 

Assistant Training and Placement Officer 

Cell: +91 9568245444 

Email: placementcoe@tmu.ac.in 

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Akhil Sharma, 

Assistant Professor 

Cell: +91 9258064063 

Email:placementcop@tmu.ac.in 

Polytechnic 

Sushant Bhattacharya, 

Vice Principal, University Polytechnic 

Cell: +91 9568454333 

Email: viceprincipal.polytechnic@tmu.ac.in

Glimpse of Interactive Meets 

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Glimpse of Major Events during 2011-12 at the University 

1. Special convocation 2. Conference at College of Engineering 

3. Signing of MoU 4. Foreign Delegates 

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4 

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5 6 

7 8 

9 10 

5. Students Activities 6. Cricket Tournament in Progress 7. Foreign Delegates 8. Students' Excursion 

9. International Conference at College of Management and Computer Applications 10. Multi-Industry Job Fair 


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Prominent Recruiters 

360 INFOTECH PVT. LTD. 

AADIT SYSTEM 

ACCENTURE LTD. 

ACE MULTISOLUTION 

ADECCO FLEXION PVT. LTD. 

AITHENT TECHNOLOGIES 

ALCATEL LTD. 

ALEMBIC PHARMA LTD. 

ANGLE BROKING LTD. 

ARIECENT GLOBAL SOURCES PVT. LTD. 

AXIS SECURITY & SALES LTD. 

BAJAJ ALLIANZ LTD. 

BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LTD. 

BHARTI INFOTEL LTD. 

BIRLA SUNLIFE 

BRICKRED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 

BRIDGES HEALTHCARE 

CADD CENTRE 

CALIBER INFOTECH LTD. 

CITIPROPMART REAL ESTATE 

CMC LTD. 

CSAT SYSTEM (P) LTD. 

DABUR AYURVEDIC LTD. 

DIGI SSC NETWORK 

DUCAT TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 

DYNATECH EXPORT 

ELITE STOCK 

EON GROUP 

ESCORTS RESEARCH CENTRE LTD. 

FORTIS VIVEKANAND HOSPITAL 

GENPACT LTD. 

GROUP 4 SECURITIES LTD. 

HAJI AKHLAqqUE HOSPITAL 

HCL TECHNOLOGIES – BPO 

HCL TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 

HDFC BANK 

HINDUJA TMT LTD. 

ICICI PRUDENTIALS LTD. 

ICSI PVT. LTD. 

IDBI BANK LTD. 

IFBI 

IIRS PVT. LTD 

ILS HOSPITAL 

IMAGES INC. 

INDIAN WOMEN NETWORK.COM 

INDUS BANK LTD. 

ING LIFE INSURANCE 

INTERNATIONAL INFOTECH LTD 

INTERRA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LTD. 

IT INTERFACE 

JBM UDYOG 

JET AIRWAYS LTD. 

KALPBUT REAL ESTATE LTD. 

KARINDA CONSTRUCTIONS 

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KAYSONS EDUCATION 

KEAN INDIA LTD. 

LED HOSPITALITY PVT. LTD. 

MAGTECH SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD 

MAHANAGAR TELEPHONE NIGAM LTD. 

MAHINDRA FINANCE 

MAHINDRA SATYAM COMPUTERS LTD. 

MANIKARAN POWER PVT. LTD. 

MATHURA REFINERY (IOC) 

MAX NEWYORK LIFE INSURANCE LTD. 

MIND MILL SOFTWARE LTD. 

MIRACLE CORPORATE SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. 

MODI XEROX LTD. 

N.A. ENTERPRISES 

NAND NAGAR INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 

NET AMBIT VALUEFIRST SERVICES LTD. 

NET HORIZONS LTD. 

NIC PVT. LTD 

OLIVE INDIA 

PASSION WEB SOFT 

PATNI COMPUTERS LTD. 

PEROT SYSTEM (TCI) 

POLARIS SOFTWARE LAB. 

POWER GRID CORPORATION LTD. 

RADICO KHAITAN LTD. 

RATHI SOFTECH 

RELIANCE INFOCOM LTD. 

RELIGARE SECURITIES 

RMSI 

ROBOSAPIANS 

ROYAL INFRATEL PVT. LTD. 

SAHARA INDIA LTD. 

SAI AGRO 

SAI HOSPITAL 

SHREE CEMENT 

SLEEK INTERNATIONAL LTD. 

SUNBIOS SOFTWARES 

SUNGRACE FABRICS 

TANDA FOUNDRY WORKS 

TANISHq LTD. (TATA GROUP) 

TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD. (TCS) 

TATA TELESERVICES LTD. 

TEAM COMPUTERS PVT. LTD. 

TEERTHANKER MAHAVEER HOSPITAL 

TRIVENI ENGG. & INDUSTRIES 

U.S. FOODS LTD. 

ULA PHARMACEUTICALS 

UNICON INVESTMENT SOLUTIONS 

UTTAM GALVA 

VIMAL TRANSFORMERS 

VODAFONE (APEX SERVICES) 

VOICE INFOTECH 

WIPRO LTD. 

YES BANK

Programs Detail, Fee Structure & Admission Criteria for session 2012-13 

College Name & Program Program Tuition Fee University University Eligibility Criteria of Merit Contact 

Duration per semester Enrolment Fee Examination Nos. 

(yr) (Rs.) (one time) (Rs.) Fee (Rs) 

Medical College & Research Centre 

MD 3 yrs. 5,40,000/- 1,800/- 90,000/- MBBS TMU Entrance Test 9568518000 

• Anatomy (per year) (for whole 9568519000 

• Physiology program) 

• Biochemistry 

• Microbiology 

• Forensic Medicine 

• Community Medicine 

• Pathology 3 yrs. 7,77,000/- 

(per year) 

M.Sc. Medical (all specializations) 3 yrs. 47,700/- 1,800/- 6,000/- MBBS/BDS/BUMS/ BHMS/ Merit based on percentage 9568116000 

• Anatomy per year BAMS/B.Sc. (Nursing)/ of marks secured in 9837848861 

• Physiology BMLT/B.Pharm./BPT/ the qualifying examination 

• Biochemistry B.Sc. (Biology) 

• Pharmacology 

• Microbiology 

MBBS 4 ½ yrs. + 8,55,000/- 1,800/- 18,000/- 10+2 with minimum TMU Entrance Test 9568518000 

1 yr. (per year) per professional 50% marks in PCB and 9568519000 

internship pass marks in English 

Dental College & Research Centre 


MDS (all Specialization) 3 yrs. 7,77,000/- 1,800/- 90,000/- BDS TMU Entrance Test 9568216000 

• Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics (per year) (for whole 9568217000 

• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery program) 

• Oral Medicine & Radiology 

• Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge 

• Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics 

• Periodontology 

• Paedodontics & Preventive Dentistry 

• Oral Pathology & Microbiology 

• Public Health Dentistry 

BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) 4 yrs. + 2,00,000/- 1,800/- 10,000/- 10+2 with minimum TMU Entrance Test 

1 yr. (per year) per year 50% marks in PCB and 

internship pass marks in English 

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Duration (yr) per semester Enrolment Fee Examination Nos. 

(Rs.) (one time) (Rs.) Fee (Rs) 

College of Nursing 

ANM 2 yrs. 49,500/- ----- As applicable 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568817000 

(Auxiliary Nursing & Midwifery) of marks secured in 9568818000 

the qualifying examination 

GNM 3 ½ yrs. 31,500/- ----- As applicable 10+2 in science stream Merit based on percentage 

(Diploma in General Nursing & Midwifery) (PCB/M) with minimum of marks secured in 

40% marks in aggregate the qualifying examination 

B.Sc. Nursing 4 yrs. 36,000/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 with minimum 45% Merit based on percentage 

per year aggregate marks in PCBE of marks secured in 


Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing 2 yrs. 19,980/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 with GNM Merit based on percentage 

per year of marks secured in 


M.Sc. Nursing (all Specializations) 2 yrs. 39,150/- 1,800/- 6,000/- B.Sc. Nursing/ Merit based on percentage 

• Medical Surgical per year Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing with of marks secured in 

• Paediatric 1 yr. experience the qualifying examination 

• Obstetrics & Gynaecology 

• Community Health 

• Psychiatry 

College of Paramedical Sciences 

BRIT (B.Sc. in Medical Radiography & 3 yrs. & 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 9568319000 

Imaging Technology) 6 months per year PCB and English of marks secured in 7351318000 

internship the qualifying examination 

BMLT (B.Sc. in Medical Lab. Technology) 3 yrs. & 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 

6 months per year PCB and English of marks secured in the 

internship qualifying examination 

BRIT 2nd Year Lateral Entry 2 yrs. & 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 2 yrs. Diploma in Medical Merit based on percentage 

6 months per year Radiography & Imaging of marks secured in 

internship Technology the qualifying examination 

BMLT 2nd Year Lateral Entry 2 yrs. & 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 2 yrs. Diploma in Merit based on percentage 

6 months per year Medical Lab. Technology of marks secured in 


B.Sc. (Forensic Science) 3 yrs. 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 

per year PCBE subjects of marks secured in 

the qualifying examination




B. Sc. (Optometry)/ 3 yrs./4yrs. 19,935/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 9568319000 

B. Optom. per year PCB/M and English of marks secured in 7351318000 


COTT (Certificate in OT Techniques) 1 yr. 16,200/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 

per year of marks secured in 


College of Physiotherapy 

BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) 4 yrs. & 23,400/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 10+2 in science stream Merit based on percentage 7351518000 

6 months per year with PCB and English of marks secured in 


BPT 2nd Year Lateral Entry 3 yrs. & 23,400/- 1,800/- 3,500/- 2 yrs. Diploma in Merit based on percentage 

6 months per year Physiotherapy of marks secured in 


MPT (Master of Physiotherapy) 2½ yrs. 27,000/- 1,800/- 6,000/- BPT Merit based on percentage 

(Run in A/N) per year of marks secured in 

• Musculo – Skeleton the qualifying examination 

• Sports 


D. Pharm. 2 yrs. 27,000/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 with science subjects Merit based on percentage 9568917000 

per semester (PCB/PCM) of marks secured in 9568918000 


B.Pharm. 4 yrs. 52,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 10+2 with science subjects Merit based on percentage 

per semester (PCB/PCM) of marks secured in 


B.Pharm. 2nd Year Lateral Entry 3 yrs. 52,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 2 yrs. Diploma in Pharmacy Merit based on percentage 

per semester of marks secured in 



M.Pharm. 2 yrs. 54,000/- 1,800/- 3,500/- B.Pharm. Merit based on percentage 

• Pharmaceutics per semester of marks secured in 

• Pharmacology the qualifying examination 

• Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

• Pharmacognosy 

• Quality Assurance 

• Industrial Pharmacy 

• Clinical Pharmacy 

Phram. D (Doctor of Pharmacy) 6 yrs. 76,500/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 10+2 with science subjects Merit based on percentage 

(per semester (PCB/PCM) or D. Pharm of marks secured in 

up to 4th year) the qualifying examination 

and thereafter 

5,000/- per year 

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College of Management & Computer Applications 

BBA 3 yrs. 16,650/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568416000 

per semester of marks secured in 9568417000 

the qualifying examination 9568418000 

BBA (Hons.) 3 yrs. 19,980/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream with Merit based on percentage 

per semester minimum 60% marks of marks secured in 


MBA 2 yrs. 55,980/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream 1. Merit based on 

per semester CAT/MAT score OR 

2. i) Merit based on 

percentage of marks 

secured in the qualifying 

examination 

(80% weightage) 

ii) Personal Interview 

(20% weightage) 

MBA (Residential) 2 yrs. 1,53,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on 

per semester with minimum 60% marks CAT/MAT score 

B.Com. (Hons.) 3 yrs. 19,980/- 1,800/- 2,500 10+2 in commerce/ science Merit based on percentage 

per semester stream with minimum of marks secured in 

60% marks the qualifying examination 

B.Com. (Pass) 3 yrs. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500 10+2 in commerce/ science Merit based on percentage 

per semester stream of marks secured in 


BCA 3 yrs. 16,650/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 with Mathematics Merit based on percentage 9568516000 

per semester at 10th level of marks secured in 9568517000 


B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science 3 yrs. 21,600/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 with physics, maths & Merit based on percentage 

per semester chemistry (or computer of marks secured in 

science) with minimum the qualifying examination 

60% marks in aggregate 

MCA (Master of Computer Applications) 3 yrs. 36,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 

per semester with mathematics at of marks secured in 

10+2 level or BCA the qualifying examination 

BCA-MCA Integrated 5 yrs. 23,400/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 with Mathematics at Merit based on percentage 

per semester 10th level of marks secured in 

the qualifying examination




BCA- MCA Integrated 2 yrs. 39,600/- 1,800/- 3,000/- BCA or B.Sc. IT/CS with Merit based on percentage 9568516000 

4th Year Lateral Entry per semester minimum 60% marks of marks secured in 9568517000 


B.Sc. (Animation) 3 yrs. 33,480/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 



B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics 3 yrs. 16,650/- 1,800/- 2,500 10+2 in any stream with Merit based on percentage 

per semester mathematics of marks secured in 


DCA (Diploma in Computer 1 yr. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 

based Accountancy) per semester of marks secured in the 

qualifying examination 

Diploma in Office Management 1 yr. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 



Post Graduate Diploma in 1 yr. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 

Computer Applications per semester with maths at 10th standard of marks secured in 


NCCMP 6 months 20,000/- ---- ----- 10+2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 

(NSE Certified Capital of marks secured in 

Market Professional) the qualifying examination 



B.Tech. 4 yrs. 1,800/- 3,000/- 10+2 with physics, AIEEE/UP-SEE Score/ 9568316000 

• Computer Science & Engineering 45,000/- per semester maths & chemistry Merit based on percentage 9568317000 

• Electronics & Communication 45,000/- (or computer science) of marks secured in 

• Electrical & Electronics 45,000/- the qualifying examination 

• Chemical 45,000/- 

• Mechanical 47,700/- 

• Civil 47,700/- 

• Automobile 47,700/- 

• Fire Safety and Engineering 45,000/- 

B. Tech.-MBA (Dual Degree) 5 yrs. 49,500/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 10+2 with physics, AIEEE/UP-SEE Score/ 

per semester maths & chemistry Merit based on percentage 

(or computer science) of marks secured in 


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B. Tech. 2nd Year Lateral Entry 3 yrs. 47,700/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 3 yrs. Diploma in Engineering Merit based on percentage 9568316000 

per semester or B.Sc. with mathematics or of marks secured in 9568317000 

BCA with PCM at 10+2 in the qualifying examination 

case of B.Tech. – CSE only 

M. Tech. 2 yrs. 45,000/- 1,800/- 3,500/- B.Tech. in relevant field/MCA GATE Score or merit based 

• Computer Science & Engineering per semester in case of CSE/M.Sc. in on percentage of marks 

• Electronics case of CSE/EC secured in the qualifying 

• Mechanical examination 

• Electrical 

B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics 3 yrs. 12,600/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 

per semester physics, chemistry & maths of marks secured in 


B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics 3 yrs. 15,480/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 



B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry 3 yrs. 15,480/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 

per semester physics, chemistry & of marks secured in 

maths/biology the qualifying examination 

B.Sc. (Hons.) Electronics 3 yrs. 12,600/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10+2 in science stream with Merit based on percentage 



M. Sc. Mathematics 2 yrs. 18,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B. Sc. with Maths as an Merit based on percentage 

per semester elective subject of marks secured in 


M. Sc. Physics 2 yrs. 18,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B. Sc. with Physics as an Merit based on percentage 



M. Sc. Chemistry 2 yrs. 18,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B. Sc. with Chemistry as an Merit based on percentage 



College of Education 

B.Ed. 1 yr. 1,44,000/- 1,800/- 2,500/- Graduation in any stream TMU Test 9568717000 

(per year) per year with minimum 50% marks 

M.Ed. 1 yr. 1,08,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B.Ed. with minimum TMU Test 

(per year) per year 55% marks 

MA (Education) 2 yrs. 54,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 

(per year) per year with Education as an elective of marks secured in 

subject or B.Ed. the qualifying examination




College of Physical Education 

B. P. E. (Bachelor of Physical Education) 3 yr. 17,100/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568718000 



M. P. E. (Master of Physical Education) 2 yrs. 22,500/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Bachelor degree in Physical Merit based on percentage 

per semester Education (BPE/BPEd) or of marks secured in 

graduation in any stream the qualifying examination 

with Physical Education as 

an elective subject 

B. P. Ed. 1 yr. 31,500/- 1800/- 2,500/- Bachelor degree in Physical Merit based on percentage 

Per year Education (BPE/BPEd) or of marks secured in the 

graduation in any stream qualifying examination 

with Physical Education as (80% weightage) and 

an elective subject with performance in physical 

minimum 50% marks in fitness test (20% weightage) 

aggregate. (45% for 

participants to national/ 

Inter –university sports 

competitions recognized by 

AIU or IOA and for in-service 

trained physical education 

teachers/ coaches with three 

years teaching experience) 

College of Law & Legal Studies 

BA-LL.B. (Hons.) 5 yrs. 15,750/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568118000 

per semester of marks secured in 9568119000 


BBA-LL.B. (Hons.) 5 yrs. 15,750/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 




B.Com.-LL.B. (Hons.) 5 yrs. 15,750/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in Commerce/ Merit based on percentage 

per semester Science Stream of marks secured in 


LL.M. 2 yrs. 28,350/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 3 yrs. LL.B. or 5 yrs. Merit based on percentage 

per semester Integrated LL.B. of marks secured in 


B.Sc. (Criminology) 3 yrs. 15,750/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 



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College of Architecture 

B.Arch. 5 yrs. 47,700/- 1,800/- 3,000/- 10 + 2 in any stream with Merit based on percentage 9568218000 

(Bachelor of Architecture) per semester Maths and minimum of marks secured in the 9568219000 

50% marks in aggregate or qualifying examination 

3 years Diploma in any (subject to having qualified 

engineering stream with Architecture Aptitude Test 

minimum 50% marks + conducted by Council of 

qualified in Architecture Architecture at any of its 

Aptitude Test approved NATA centres/ 

(NATA/AIEEE/SET) AIEEE/ SET) 

M. Arch. 2 yrs. 40,500/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B.Arch. Merit based on percentage 

(Master of Architecture) per semester of marks secured in 


College of Journalism & Mass Communication 

BJMC 3 yrs. 16,650/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 7351118000 

(Bachelor of Journalism & per semester of marks secured in the 7351218000 

Mass Communication) qualifying examination 

MJMC 2 yrs. 17,100/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 

(Master of Journalism & per semester of marks secured in 

Mass Communication) the qualifying examination 

University Polytechnic 

Diploma in Engineering 3 yrs. 22,500/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10th with Science and Maths Merit based on percentage 9568318000 

• Civil per semester of marks secured in 8057817000 

• Electrical the qualifying 8057917000 

• Electronics examination 

• Computer Sc. 

• Mechanical (Automobile) 

• Mechanical (Production) 

• Architectural Assistanceship 

• Fire Safety and Engineering 

Diploma in Engineering 2 yrs. 26,100/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 with physics, Merit based on percentage 

2nd Year Lateral Entry per semester maths & chemistry or of marks secured in 

• Civil computer science the qualifying examination 

• Electrical 

• Electronics 

• Computer Sc. 

• Mechanical (Automobile) 

• Mechanical (Production) 

• Architectural Assistanceship 

• Fire Safety and Engineering




Department of Home Science 

B.Sc. 3 yrs. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568619000 

(Home Science) per semester of marks secured in 


M.Sc. (Home Science) 2 yrs. 27,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B.Sc. (Home Science) Merit based on percentage 

• Food and Nutrition per semester of marks secured in 

• Clothing and Textile the qualifying examination 

Department of Hospital Administration 

MBA 2 yrs. 59,400/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568719000 

(Hospital Management) per semester of marks secured in 


Department of Social Work 

MSW 2 yrs. 26,100/- 1,800/- 3,000/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568819000 

(Master of Social Work) per semester of marks secured in 


Department of Library Science 

B. Lib.I.Sc. 1 yr. 11,700/- 1,800/- 2,500/- Graduation in any stream Merit based on percentage 9568617000 

(Bachelor of Library & Information Sc.) per semester of marks secured in 9568618000 


M. Lib.I.Sc. 1 yr. 18,000/- 1,800/- 3,000/- B. Lib. Merit based on percentage 

(Master of Library & Information Sc.) per semester of marks secured in 



Department of Fine Arts 

BFA 4 yrs. 15,750/- 1,800/- 2,500/- 10 + 2 in any stream Merit based on percentage 7500316000 

(Bachelor of Fine Arts) per semester of marks secured in 


MFA 2 yrs. 22,500/- 1,800/- 3,000/- BFA Merit based on percentage 

(Master of Fine Arts) per semester of marks secured in 

• Applied Arts the qualifying examination 

• Painting 

• Sculpture 

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Ph.D. Minimum Duly filled-in application form, downloadable from Post Graduation in relevant Based on Research Aptitude All queries 

(Computer Applications, Dental Science, 2 Yrs. the university website www.tmu.ac.in, is to be stream with minimum Test (RAT) conducted by related to 

Engineering, Home Science, submitted along with non-refundable application 55% marks 

the University followed by Ph.D. program 

Management, Education, fee of Rs. 2000/- through DD in favour of 

presentation of research may please be 

Physical Education, Nursing, Pharmacy, Teerthanker Mahaveer University payable at 

synopsis before the addressed to 

Social Work, Law, English, Moradabad. For details, please refer to the 

respective College Research dy.registrar@ 

Mass Communication, Nursing) Ph D ordinance and rules available on 

Committee (CRC) tmu.ac.in 

the university website. 

Notes: 

1. Minimum age of a candidate should be 17 years as on December 31, 2012 for all under graduate programs except Polytechnic, where it should be 15½ years. 

2. Each student in the final year of the program shall be required to pay a nominal amount of Rs. 2,000/- towards the convocation charges. 

3. Students who opt to pursue any academic program in the university subsequent to having completed a program of study of the university shall not be required to pay the enrolment fee again. 

However, a student who has taken migration certificate or discontinued the studies after completion of the program shall have to pay enrollment fee again.

Hostel fee structure with complimentary lodging facility 

for the students admitted in session 2012-13 

Refund of Fee 


No. of occupants Three Four Five 

per room 

Attached Toilet Common Toilet Attached Toilet Common Toilet Attached Toilet Common Toilet 

Annual boarding 

charges per student 

(Room with desert 

cooler) in Rs. 

70,000/- 59,000/- 55,000/- 48,000/- 49,000/- 43,000/- 

Electricity charges Consumption of electricity upto 100 units per room per month is free of charge. Any additional consumption 

shall be dealt with separately. 

Notes: 

1. Rooms in Boys Hostel are available with attached toilet only. 

2. Students, who have been hostellers and wish to opt for hostel facility for the next year, should make a written request to the Warden 

on or before the notified date along with the requisite registration amount, which shall be adjusted in the payable boarding charges. 

In case a student fails to make the request and /or pay the registration fee, it shall be presumed that the student is not interested in 

availing the hostel facility for the ensuing session. Subsequently, if that student wishes to be hosteller again, the prevailing hostel 

charges for that year shall be applicable on him/her subject to availability of accommodation. 

1. No refund of fee is permitted on account of withdrawal/absence from the college or other reasons once a student 

is admitted to any program of study. 

2. Registration fee is non-refundable and is only adjusted in the program fee, if student is admitted. 

3. Any student who withdraws from the program after the date of commencement of classes shall be required to 

pay the program fee payable for the remaining period of the program as well. 

Dress Code 

To bring the feeling of belongingness, equality and professionalism among the students, each college / department of 

study has a prescribed dress code. 

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Scholarships 

At Teerthanker Mahaveer University, we believe that the meritorious students should be rewarded and should not 

be left out of the main stream in their quest for higher education. Scholarships at the university are provided to the 

outstanding students. Thus, to recognize talent of meritorious and needy students, the university has provision of 

scholarships, medals, awards and certificates. Regulations governing these scholarships/awards can be amended 

from time to time. 

Sl. 

No. 

60 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Nature of 

Scholarship 

Entry level 

Scholarships 

Rank holders of 

competitive 

exams 

Pass out 

students of 

Madan Swarup 

Inter College, 

Hariana (U.P.) 

Teerthanker 

Mahaveer 

University staff 

Scholarship 

Merit 

Scholarships 

Certificate of 

Merit 

Program 

For all UG and 

PG programs 

except MBBS, 

MD & MDS 

For admission to 

Engineering 

programs 

Architecture 

Management 

For all UG and 

PG programs 

except MBBS & 

MDS 

For all programs 

except MBBS & 

MDS 

For all Programs 

For all Programs 

Eligibility 

Marks in qualifying exam 

Between 50% to 64.9% 




More than 95% 

All India Rank in AIEEE 

Up to 15000 

15001- 25000 

25001- 50000 

All India Rank in AIEEE 

(Architecture Test) 

Up to 100 

101- 150 

151- 200 

Rank in SEE-UPTU 

(Architecture Test) 

Up to 100 

101- 150 

151- 200 

Percentile/ percentage 

Score in CAT/MAT 

90 to 95 

96 to 97 

98 & Above 






More than 95% 






More than 95% 

Students securing highest 

marks in theory subjects 

shall be awarded a 

certificate of merit in every 

semester. These certificates 

would be awarded by the 

college concerned after 

authentication of the 

awards from the 

examination division of the 

University. 

Scholarship Percentage 

(Scholarship amount 

equivalent to first year 

tuition fee) 

Jain Students 

10% 

15% 

20% 

25% 

50% 

100% 

60% 

30% 

100% 

60% 

30% 

100% 

60% 

30% 

30% 

50% 

100% 

10% 

15% 

20% 

25% 

50% 

10% 

15% 

20% 

25% 

50% 

Others 

Nil 

10% 

15% 

20% 

50% 

90% 

50% 

20% 

90% 

50% 

20% 

90% 

50% 

20% 

20% 

40% 

100% 

1. Toppers of each year considering the percentage 

of marks secured in both the semesters of every 

program shall be awarded a merit scholarship and 

certificate as follows: a)First Rank - Rs 5,000.00 

plus certificate b)Second Rank - Rs 4,000.00 plus 

certificate c)Third Rank - Rs 3,000.00 plus certificate 

2. Overall three toppers in each program shall be given 

Gold, Silver, Bronze medals. 

Remarks 

Scholarships are available in 

the admission year only. These 

rules are not applicable on 

programs of one year or less 

than one year duration. 

Scholarships available in the 

admission year only. 


admission year only. These 





admission year only. These 




In case of programs 

having duration of less 

than two year, the 

scholarships would be as 

per clause 5(i)

Admission Process 


Through this brochure, the University invites applications from eligible candidates for admission to different professional 

programs offered by the university. Admission to these programs will be made on the basis of merit determined as 

per the procedure laid down in the brochure. 

Admission Office 

Teerthanker Mahaveer University has a full-fledged admission office to assist, guide and counsel the aspirants/ 

applicants regarding the process of admission to different programs. Anybody seeking information regarding university 

programs can contact the concerned person on the given numbers. Round-the-clock services are available at the 

mentioned mobile numbers or query can also be emailed at admission@tmu.ac.in or Ms. Nidhi Dhawal, Admission 

Coordinator can be contacted at 9012955555 

Information Offices 

Candidates can also seek information related to the programs offered by the university from the following information 

offices of the university. 

DELHI: Ms. Priya Wadhwa, Assistant Manager-Corporate Affairs, 202, New Delhi House, 

Barakhamba Road, New Delhi-110001, Call: 9871997837 

LUCKNOW: Mr. Sudhir Jain, Admission Coordinator, C-36, L -Road, Near Shyam Satsang Bhawan, 

Mahanagar, Lucknow Call: 9837772647 

PATNA: Mr. Harsh Sharma, Asstt. Registrar (Admissions), 102, 1st Floor, Kulharia Palace, Beside B. N. College, 

Ashok Rajpath, Patna, Call: 8292437607 

AGRA: Mrs. Hemlata Sharma, F-78, Professor Colony, Kamla Nagar, Agra, Call: 9917270555 

SHIKHER JI: Mr. Prakash Kumar, Shop No. 9, Beespanthi Market, Madhuban, Shikher Ji, Call: 8292437607 

RANCHI: Mr. Anurag Jain, G-2 (I), 2nd Floor, Shri Gopal Complex, Kachari Road, Ranchi, Call: 8521777555 

Admission for Foreign Nationals 

Efforts of the University towards internationalization of its programs have started yielding results. In the last academic 

year six foreign students have enrolled to various programs. The Directorate of International Affairs created for the 

purpose is actively engaged and has recently participated in educational fairs in Iran, Bangladesh and Nepal to 

promote the academic programs of the university. Foreign students may contact Director- International Affairs on 

+91 - 9837016153; E-mail: director.int@tmu.ac.in; admission@tmu.ac.in for any guidance and help. One can also 

log on to the University Website – www.tmu.ac.in for further details. 

Application Form 

A Candidate seeking admission in any of the academic program of the university is required to fill up the attached 

application form given in the Brochure. The Admission Brochure, along with the application form, is available on all 

days of the week (Monday to Sunday from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm) and can be obtained through: 

(i) Cash payment: The Admission Brochure consisting of an application form can be obtained from the Admission 

Cell of the University on payment of Rs. 600/- as processing fee in cash. 

(ii) Speed post/courier: The Admission Brochure, along with the application form, can also be obtained through 

speed post/courier. A request in this regard should be sent to the Director- Admissions, Teerthanker Mahaveer 

University, Delhi Road, Moradabad, (UP) – 244 001, along with a demand draft/pay order of Rs. 600/- (Rupees 

six hundred only) against the processing fee in favour of the ‘Teerthanker Mahaveer University’, payable at 

Moradabad. The name, address and phone number of the applicant should be clearly mentioned on the backside 

of the demand draft/pay order. 

(iii) Downloading from University Website: The application form can be downloaded from the University Website 

(www.tmu.ac.in) and the duly filled-up form can be forwarded to the, Director- Admissions, Teerthanker 

Mahaveer University, Delhi Road, Moradabad, (UP) – 244 001 along with a demand draft of Rs. 600/- on 

account of processing fee favouring the ‘Teerthanker Mahaveer University’ payable at Moradabad. 

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Admission Rules & Regulations 

(i) Go through all the instructions given in the admission brochure carefully. 

(ii) If you have appeared in a qualifying examination and the result, thereof, is awaited, you can take provisional 

admission. 

(iii) Attach certified copies of your mark sheets/testimonials with the application form. At this stage, do not send any 

original copies of mark sheets/testimonials. 

(iv) Paste your latest photograph in the space provided for in the application form. 

(v) Before submitting/mailing the duly filled-up application form, go through all the points contained in the form. 

(vi) The merit list declared by the University shall be final and binding. 

(vii) If any document/declaration submitted by the candidate is found to be false/forged at any stage, his or her 

admission shall be cancelled and he/she may be liable for prosecution under law. 

(viii) The selection to the program will be provisional until the candidate furnishes all the required documents and 

testimonials, including the final results of the qualifying examination at the time of admission. 

(ix) Involvement of any candidate in any form of criminal activities debars the candidate from seeking admission 

in any program of the university. Concealment of information on this account will tantamount to cancellation of 

admission if detected subsequently. 

(x) If the University is not satisfied with the character, past behaviour or antecedents of a candidate, it can refuse 

to admit him/her to any course of study in the University. 

(xi) It is advisable that students seeking admission in the University should visit it along with their parents/ guardians 

to see the infrastructural facilities such as classrooms, laboratories, library, hostel, transportation, etc. This may 

facilitate their decision at the time of counseling/admission. 

(xii) At the time of admission, the students are required to submit the Non-Judicial affidavit being signed by him/her 

along with their parents/guardians with regard to disciplinary behaviour during the entire period of the program. If 

any deviation is found, he/she is to be subjected to the punishment/ suspension/rustication as per the University 

rules and regulations. 

(xiii) In case of any legal dispute, the jurisdiction will be limited to Moradabad courts only. 

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Submission of Application Form 

Filled-up application form, in all respect, should reach the Director- Admissions, Teerthanker Mahaveer University, 

Delhi Road, Moradabad (UP) - 244 001.

Disciplinary Rules Regulations for Students 


1. Students are expected to maintain decorum in their behavior and habits, at all times, befitting the prestige of 

the College and the University. Students are also expected to dress-up decently in all public places. 

2. Students are advised to attend all classes and to ensure that they maintain the attendance criteria as laid 

down in the university ordinance governing the same. A minimum of 75% attendance in lectures, presentations 

and practical classes is mandatory for appearing in end term examination. In case of deviation, university is 

empowered to detain the student from appearing from end semester/year examinations. For details, students 

are advised to read the university ordinance carefully which is available at www.tmu.ac.in for details. 

3. Participation of students in academic activities such as seminar/workshop, industrial visits is compulsory. Non 

participation without prior permission, may adversely affect the students’ internal assessment performance. 

4. If a student absents from the classes for seven consecutive working days without prior permission his/her name 

may be struck off the rolls. 

5. During the teaching hours students are not allowed to leave the college campus without written permission from 

the class coordinator. 

6. Students are prohibited from engaging in acts of intimidation, violence or abuse against any of the students, 

employees, staff and faculty members of the university. Students are expected to show sincere, decent and 

cordial attitude towards their classmates, students of other programs, staff, faculty and other employees of the 

university. 

7. Students’ loitering in the campus is prohibited. 

8. Ragging is an inhuman act and is banned both inside and outside the campus of the University. The Honorable 

Supreme Court of India has taken serious cognizance of the offence of ragging and has issued strict directives 

for steps to ensure its elimination. Students shall not directly or indirectly indulge in, aid or abet any activity that 

might be construed as ragging. Violators will face necessary disciplinary and legal action. This includes lodging 

of a criminal case, against the student at the Police Station as per the directive of the Honorable Supreme 

Court of India as well as expulsion from the University. (For details, refer to Anti-ragging policy of the university 

available at university website www.tmu.ac.in) 

9. Use of cell phone is strictly prohibited in the university teaching areas. It will be confiscated, if found using in 

prohibited area. 

10. Smoking, chewing pan, pan-masala, gutka, gambling, consumption of alcoholic drinks and use of hallucinogenic 

drugs and other illegal substances, or the possession of such substances, anywhere in the University campus, 

is strictly forbidden. 

11. Carrying any explosive/fire arm, and/or weapon inside the campus is strictly prohibited. 

12. Non-vegetarian food is strictly prohibited in the campus. 

13. Students are advised not to indulge in any prohibited, illegal and unethical, immoral activities inside and/or 

outside the College/University campus, or else, they will be liable for punishment as per University rules. 

14. Safety of all personal valuables/belongings will be the responsibility of the student. 

15. If the student is found involved in activities resulting in direct or indirect loss/damage to the College/ University, 

the same shall be borne by the student. He/ She will be asked to compensate the university for the same. 

16. Adherence to dress code is compulsory for academic and allied activities in the campus. 

17. Each student will be issued an Identity card which is non-transferrable. Student is expected to keep the ID card 

on his/her person while in the university campus and especially when appearing in tests and examinations, etc. 

and also when going out of the campus. 

18. College/University would not be liable for any compensation/claim whatsoever under any circumstances, in case 

of any casualty/injury or otherwise to any student during his/her academic course inside or outside the College/ 

University campus. 

19. In case of any dispute on any matter, the decision of the university would be final and binding. 

Competent authority of the university possess the right to modify the aforesaid rules and/or insert/ delete from time 

to time in future and the same shall be binding upon the students. 

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About Moradabad 

Moradabad was founded in 1625 and named after a son of the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan. The ruins of a fort 

built in 1625 lie to the northern part of the city. 

It is believed that the brassware industry traces its roots to Moradabad and has now spread to the rest of the country. 

Although the art of brassware developed in the period of Mughals only, but evidence suggests that Indians, from 

around 3000 B.C., knew the process of metallurgy. The discovery of a bronze statue of ‘Dancing Girl’ in the Harappa 

excavation proves this. 

The brassware industry in Moradabad saw its boom during the early 19th century and Britishers carried the art of 

making brassware to foreign markets. Artisans from Banaras, Lucknow, Agra and Jalesar formed the current cluster 

of brassware industry in Moradabad. In 1980, various other metalwares like brass, EPNS, iron, aluminium, etc., were 

introduced to the art industry of Moradabad. New technologies like electroplating, lacquering, powder coating, etc., 

also found its way to the industry. 

It has all along been a hub of commercial activities, and is called ‘Brass City’. There are several hundreds of units 

engaged in the manufacturing and export of brass products. Almost all the major retail chains like Walmart, IKEA, 

Target, etc., purchase brass products from Moradabad itself. Average annual export of brassware and handicraft items 

from Moradabad to rest of the world is to the tune of Rs. 3,000 crores, which constitutes 40% of total exports from 

India under this category. Moradabad city is a designated Special Economic Zone (SEZ) of the Government of India. 

Over the years, Moradabad has grown in terms of population, business, infrastructure and administrative setup. 

Presently, the city has a population of 12 lacs and administratively is the commissionery headquarter of Moradabad, 

Jyotiba Phule Nagar, Rampur and Bijnor districts. The civil amenities of the city are managed by Municipal Corporation 

headed by the Mayor. Further to augment development process of the city, the government has created Moradabad 

Development Authority. 

The city is connected to seven state capitals and as many as 16 other industrial towns and large urban business 

centres. Delhi is only 140 kms away. The famous hill stations of Nainital and Mussoorie are within 200 kms from 

Moradabad city. Hastinapur, the holy city for Jains is 120 kms. away from Moradabad. 

The city is surrounded by industrial hubs like Rudrapur, Hardwar, Roorkee, Meerut, Kashipur, Noida and Delhi, 

providing ample opportunities to the graduating students to get trained and absorbed both in Indian and multinational 

companies. 

Road Map of the University 

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University CampUs

Form No...................................... 

TeerThanker Mahaveer UniversiTy 

Delhi Road, Moradabad (U.P.) - 244 001 

Application Form 

(Session 2012-2013) 

1. Program Applied for............................................................................................................................................................ 

2. Preference for branch/specialization in case of B. Tech. / MBA/ M. Tech/M.Sc. Medical/ 

M. Sc Home Sc./M. Pharm/M.Sc. Nursing/MDS/MD/Diploma in Engineering programs. 

1. 2. 3. 4. 

5. 6. 7. 8. 

please paste your 

recent coloured 

passport size 

photograph 

here 

3. Name of the candidate..................................................................................................................................................... 

(English) (Hindi) 

(in capital letters as per matriculation certificate) 

4. Date of Birth............................................................................................................5. Gender (M/F)............................... 

6. Father’s Name....................................................................................................................................................................... 

(English) (Hindi) 

Signature of the Candidate 

7. Mother’s Name...................................................................................................................................................................... 

8. Category (General/OBC/ST/SC/Others)....................................................................................................................... 

9. Residence Status..................................................................................................10. Blood Group............................... 

(Village/Town/City) 

11. Parents Occupation: Father............................................................................. Mother.................................................. 

12. Parents Education: Father................................................................................ Mother................................................... 

13. Family Annual Income (Rs.)................................................................................................................................................ 

14. State of Domicile.................................................................................................. 15. Mother Tongue........................... 

16. Religion....................................................................................................................17. Nationality..................................... 

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18. Details of examination passed/appeared 

Examination 

10th (secondary) 

12th (sr. secondary) 

Graduation 

...................................... 

(Please specify degree) 

post Graduation 

...................................... 


professional Degree 

...................................... 


Other Qualifications 

...................................... 

(Please specify) 

19. Correspondence Address:........................................................................................................................................................ 

City/Village..................................................Post................................................ Police Station.............................................. 

Railways Station........................................ District.......................................... State............................................................... 

Pin Code...................................................... STD Code..................................... Telephone No.............................................. 

20. Parents Contacts: 

STD Code.................... Tel No...................... Mobile No................................... E-mail............................................................. 

Student Contacts: 

year of 

passing 

school/ 

College 

name of 

Board/Univ. 

max. 

marks 

marks 

Obtained 

% of 

marks/ 

Grade 

medium 

of 

instruction 

STD Code.................... Tel No...................... Mobile No................................... E-mail............................................................. 

21. Name of Entrance Examination: Detail information in case of CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA/ 

UPSEE-2012/UPCMET-2012/UPCAT-Dental-2012/CPMT- 2012/AIEEE-2012/ Other Recognized Tests 

Test.................................................................Year/Month................................. Score............................... Rank.................... 

(Please attach the certified photocopy of the result) 

22. Work Experience (If any): Organization....................................................................... Experience (yrs)....................... 

UndertAking: 

i solemnly affirm that the information furnished above is true and correct in all respect. i have not concealed any information. 

i undertake that if any information furnished herein is found to be incorrect or untrue, i shall be liable to criminal prosecution 

andalso forgo my claim to admission to the University. Further, my candidature for the examination/admission to the program 

shall beliable for cancellation at any stage. i agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the University. 

Date signature of parent/Guardian signature of Candidate 

Note: attach documents as per Annexure ‘A’ alongwith the filled in application form at the time of admission. submit all pages (1/4 - 4/4) 

2/4 

Discipline/ 

subjects

Annexure-‘A’ 

List of documents 

(To be attached by the student, whatever is applicable, with the filled in Application Form) 

1. Attested photo copy of High school (10th Standard) Mark Sheet 

2. Attested photo copy of High school (10th Standard) certificate 

3. Attested photo copy of Intermediate (12th Standard) Mark Sheet 

4. Attested photo copy of Intermediate (12th Standard) certificate 

5. Attested photo copy of Mark Sheet of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/B.B.A/BCA/B. Tech/BDS/MBBS Equivalent 

Examination (all semesters/years/consolidated one) 

6. Attested photo copy of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/B.B.A/BCA/ B. Tech/BDS/MBBS/ Equivalent Degree 

7. Attested photo copy of Mark Sheet of M.A./M.Sc./M.Com/M.B.A/MCA/M.Tech./Equivalent Examination 

(all semesters/years/consolidated one) 

8. Attested photo copy of M.A./M.Sc./M.Com/M.B.A/MCA/M.Tech./Equivalent Degree 

9. Attested photo copy of Result card of Entrance Test (if applicable) 

Following documents to be submitted on confirmation of admission: 

a Transfer certificate in original from last Institution attended 

b Migration in original from last Board/University attended 

c Character certificate in original from last Institution attended 

d Gap year Affidavit (if any) 

e Affidavit on Non-judicial stamp paper of Rs. 10 for abiding university rules and regulations 

dulysigned by student & parent. 

f Anti-ragging undertaking duly signed by student & parent. 

g Caste certificate in case of SC/ST/OBC student 

h Parental income certificate (Required only in case of parental annual income less than Rs. 1 Lac) 

i Physically handicapped certificate (if applicable) 

j Medical certificate on pre-prescribed proforma 

k Recent passport size coloured photograph (6 Nos.) 

Note: 

1. Please tick ( ) all the documents that are attached with the filled in application form. 

Total No. of documents attached………………… 

2. Original certificates and mark-sheets are to be produced for verification at the time of admission. 

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4/4 

For office use only 

i) Performance in written Test/Interview: Passed/Failed 

ii) Documents verification as per Annexure ‘A’ - Yes/No 

Recommendation: The admission of ....................................................................................s/d/o...................................................................... 

in.................................................................programme for the session.............................................................has been granted/ not granted. 

Signature of Admission Co-ordinator 

Fee details: Receipt No......................................................amount (Rs.)...........................................................Date......................................... 

Authorized signatory 

Accounts Section 

Check List for documents verification 

High school mark sheet (10 th Standard) Attested photo copy Original 

High school certificate (10 th Standard) Attested photo copy Original 

Intermediate mark sheet (12 th Standard) Attested photo copy Original 

Intermediate certificate (12 th Standard) Attested photo copy Original 

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BBA/BCA/B. Tech./BDS/ MBBS/Equivalent examination’s 

Mark Sheet (all semesters/years/consolidated one) 

Attested photo copy Original 

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BBA/BCA/B. Tech./BDS/MBBS/ Equivalent Degree Attested photo copy Original 

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com/M.B.A/MCA/M.Tech./Equivalent examination’s 

Mark Sheet (all semesters/years/consolidated one) 

Attested photo copy Original 

M.A./M.Sc./M.Com/M.B.A/MCA/M.Tech./Equivalent Degree Attested photo copy Original 

Result card of entrance test (if applicable) Attested photo copy Original 

Transfer certificate – Original 

Migration certificate – Original 

Character certificate – Original 

Gap year affidavit (if any) – Original 

Affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper of Rs. 10 for abiding 

university rules and regulations duly signed by student & parent. 

– Original 

Anti-ragging undertaking duly signed by student & parent. – Original 

Caste certificate in case of SC/ST/OBC student – Original 

Income certificate for parental annual income less than Rs. 1 Lac. – Original 

Medical certificate – Original 

Physically handicapped certificate (if applicable) Attested photo copy Original 

Passport sized recent coloured photograph (6 Nos.) – – 

The above documents have been verified and found in order as per the requirement of the University admission process. 

Signature & Name of the member of admission committee:- 

1. 

2. 

Signature of Asstt. Registrar 

Date: (Academics)

Important Trains to Moradabad 

SL. NO. TRAIN NO. TRAIN NAME BETWEEN STATIONS 

1 14115/14116 ALD HW EXP ALLAHABAD JN (ALD) HARIDWAR JN (HW) 

2 14163 SANGAM EXPRESS ALLAHABAD JN (ALD) MEERUT CITY (MTC) 

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4 13005/13006 AMRITSAR MAIL HOWRAH JN (HWH) AMRITSAR JN (ASR) 

5 14673/14674 SHAHEED EXPRESS JAYNAGAR (JYG) AMRITSAR JN (ASR) 

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11 14114 LINK EXPRESS DEHRADUN (DDN) ALLAHABAD JN (ALD) 

12 13009/13010 DOON EXPRESS HOWRAH JN (HWH) DEHRADUN (DDN) 

13 15013/15014 RANIKHET EXP DELHI (DLI) KATHGODAM (KGM) 

14 14017/14018 SADBHAVNA EXP MUZAFFARPUR JN (MFP) DELHI (DLI) 

15 15273/15274 SATYAGRAH EXP RAXUAL JN (RXL) DELHI (DLI) 

16 13307/13308 GANGASUTLEJ EXP DHANBAD JN (DHN) FIROZPUR CANT (FZR) 

17 12435/12436 DBRT RAJDHANIEX DIBRUGARH TOWN (DBRT) NEW DELHI (NDLS) 

18 15903/15904 DBRG CDG EXPRES DIBRUGARH (DBRG) CHANDIGARH (CDG) 

19 15933/15934 DBRT ASR EXPRESS DIBRUGARH (DBRG) AMRITSAR JN (ASR) 

20 14205/14206 FD DLI EXP FAIZABAD JN (FD) DELHI (DLI) 

21 12587/12588 AMAR NATH EXP GORAKHPUR JN (GKP) JAMMU TAWI (JAT 

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23 15609/15610 ABADH ASSAM EXP GUWAHATI (GHY) LALGARH JN (LGH) 

24 15651/15652 LOHIT EXPRESS GUWAHATI (GHY) JAMMU TAWI (JAT) 

25 12327/12328 UPASANA EXPRESS HOWRAH JN (HWH) DEHRADUN (DDN) 

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27 13049/13050 AMRITSAR EXP HOWRAH JN (HWH) AMRITSAR JN (ASR) 

28 15653/15654 AMARNATH EXPRESS GUWAHATI (GHY) JAMMU TAWI (JAT) 

29 14649/14650 SARYUYAMUNA EXP JAYNAGAR (JYG) AMRITSAR JN (ASR) 

30 12469/12470 CNB JAT EXPRESS KANPUR CENTRAL (CNB) JAMMU TAWI (JAT) 

31 15035/15036 UTR SAMPRK K EXP DELHI (DLI) KATHGODAM (KGM) 

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34 15715/15716 GARIB NAWAJ EXP KISHANGANJ (KNE) AJMER JN (AII) 

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48 12391/12392 SHRAMJEEVI EXP RAJGIR (RGD) NEW DELHI (NDLS) 

49 55322 RMR BSB EXPRESS RAMNAGAR (RMR) VARANASI JN (BSB) 

50 14015/14016 SADBHAWANA EXP RAXUAL JN (RXL) DELHI (DLI) 

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Moradabad is the Divisional Headquarter of Northern Railways and is well connected through rail network with major cities of India 

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