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Department of Physical Education<br />
"Teacher Education and Learning"<br />
Government College for Girls<br />
Sector 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Post Graduate Government College<br />
Sector 11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration<br />
HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION &<br />
PROSPECTUS 2009-10
Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
Values<br />
Mission<br />
Respect for the community<br />
Advocacy for gender just society<br />
Passion for excellence<br />
High ethical standard<br />
Research as a way of life<br />
Our mission is to help the available human resource to excel in Physical Education and<br />
Sports by creating an environment which imbibes Ethics of Sportsmanship.<br />
We aim to develop professional competencies, through physical, cognitive, pedagogical,<br />
emotional, spiritual, tactical and technical skills, research and development for the benefits<br />
of our students, faculty and other stake holders in the Department of Physical Education –<br />
“Teachers Education and Learning”.<br />
Welcome<br />
Dear Students,<br />
We are pleased to know that you are considering to join us. The Teacher<br />
Education and Learning programme in Physical Education is an<br />
interdisciplinary field which helps in the holistic development of<br />
individuals. It also provides opportunities to excel in different fields, for<br />
those who are ready to accept challenges. From the moment you join<br />
us you become an integral part of the department and learn to value time<br />
and energy.<br />
Every individual has a certain potential and a definite career goal. We<br />
create success stories by tapping the individual strength, overcoming<br />
his weaknesses, arming him with outstanding skills and placing him in<br />
the world of opportunity.<br />
In today's competitive world, success comes to young professional with<br />
practical competencies and professional dynamism. At P.G.G.C.-11 the<br />
thrust is to provide you with world class infrastructure and equipment<br />
supported by practical training along with all round personality<br />
development.<br />
Continuous monitoring of academics prepares you to meet future<br />
challenges. Small classes and the ability to meet each individual's<br />
specific needs prepares you for a successful career ahead. The faculty<br />
is a team of professional sculptors who shape your future by<br />
inculcating higher values. They possess exceptional competence and<br />
groom you as quality teachers. We appreciate your willingness to take<br />
the challenge. We are dedicated to make you not only a conscientious<br />
teacher but also a good human being who would work with the future<br />
generation for a gender just and harmonious society.<br />
We welcome you to the family.<br />
Dr. A. L. Gauba<br />
Dr. Nindru Bal<br />
Principal<br />
Principal<br />
PGGC-11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
GCG - 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
When You<br />
Achieve<br />
We Succeed
Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
Goals<br />
Ensure a respectful, tolerant and dynamic <strong>college</strong> environment.<br />
Provide a comprehensive physical education programme where<br />
appreciation, participation and skill development is accomplished.<br />
Encourage leadership and personal development opportunities<br />
where students see themselves as 'complete individuals' in body,<br />
mind and spirit.<br />
Promote community spirit, civic responsibility, in the studentteachers.<br />
Offer special out reach programmes to curb social evils for building a<br />
harmonious society.<br />
Implement a system of discipline that develops positive attitude and<br />
a sense of responsibility.<br />
Establish an effective system of communication among peers,<br />
younger and older <strong>college</strong> students, <strong>college</strong> staff and family<br />
members.<br />
Give students a wide range of field experiences and outdoor<br />
education.<br />
Allow students to contribute to their personal development,<br />
academic and professional enrichment.<br />
Ensure for all students of B.P.Ed./ M.P.Ed. a happy and healthy fun<br />
filled educational training.<br />
Teach students to take ownership of their learning.<br />
Contents<br />
Post Graduate Government College<br />
Sector 11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
About College & Department of Physical Education 4<br />
Admission Schedule 5<br />
Instructional Facilities 6<br />
Co-curricular activities 7<br />
College Hostel<br />
8<br />
Rules & Regulations for Admission, Examinations & Award<br />
of Degree for B.P.Ed. 4 Year Inovative/Integrated course 8-10<br />
Scheme of study for B.P.Ed 11-14<br />
Rules & Regulation for Admission for M.P.Ed. Course 15<br />
Scheme of study for M.P.Ed 16-18<br />
Uniforms for B.P.Ed. & M.P.Ed. Students 19<br />
Whom to contact 19<br />
Our Achievers 20-21<br />
Vibrations of 2009-10 21<br />
Fee structure 41<br />
Government College For Girls<br />
Sector 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Admission Schedule 23<br />
About <strong>college</strong> & Department of Physical Education 23<br />
Important Information 24<br />
Regulation & Rules for Admission for B.P.Ed. 1 year course 24-25<br />
Scheme of study 25<br />
Uniform/ Dress Code 27<br />
Other policies 27<br />
College hostel 28<br />
Our Achievers 30-31<br />
Fee structure 41<br />
Common Information& Guidelines<br />
Common Guidelines For Admission Specimen of affidavit for gap year Ban on Ragging<br />
Instructions to fill up the Admission form Specimen of affidavit for single girl child Prospectus on Internet<br />
Reservation policy Specimen application form for Admission Form<br />
Rules pertaining to Academics<br />
concession/scholarships<br />
State wise Fake Universities<br />
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Career Prospectus<br />
All-in-one-Career<br />
TEACHER<br />
ECONOMIC<br />
OF SPORTS<br />
Sports<br />
Trainer<br />
Sports<br />
Coaching<br />
Sports<br />
Industry<br />
Sports<br />
Tourism<br />
Event<br />
Management<br />
School College University<br />
Sports<br />
Marketing<br />
Travel<br />
Package<br />
Sports<br />
Consultancy<br />
Adapted<br />
Physical<br />
Education<br />
Sports<br />
Medicine<br />
Sports<br />
Physiotherapy<br />
Yoga<br />
&<br />
Meditation<br />
Sports<br />
Journalism<br />
SPA. GYM<br />
&<br />
Fitness
POST GRADUATE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE<br />
Sector 11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
www.gc11.com<br />
Course offered:<br />
B.P.Ed.<br />
M.P.Ed.<br />
Bachelor of Physical Education- Four Year Innovative/ Integrated Teachers Education Programme recognized by NCTE<br />
Master of Physical Education-Two Year Course - Subject to the approval of NCTE
Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
About College<br />
The heritage College of “City Beautiful” true to its cardinal dictum<br />
“Higher and Still Higher”, has blossomed into an Interdisciplinary<br />
Institution.<br />
The <strong>college</strong> has well-equipped science laboratories, sprawling play-<br />
grounds and three hostels with modern amenities.<br />
The genesis of this esteemed institution can be traced back to 26th May,<br />
1953, when it began functioning from the present Mount View Hotel in<br />
Sector-10 and later shifted to the current Govt.Model Higher Secondary<br />
School in Sector-23. Finally, it moved to its present location on 13th<br />
October, 1960, to a sprawling green campus designed by the famous<br />
French Architect P. Jeanneret. On April 2, 2009, the College took a giant<br />
forward as it was renamed to Post Graduate Government College. In<br />
the last five and a half decades, the <strong>college</strong> has nurtured in its fold<br />
academics and sports and has hosted many cultural, academics,<br />
sports, and other co-curricular activities. With its unique reputation of<br />
being a heritage <strong>college</strong> of the city, it houses the rarest of trees and an<br />
impressive Botanical Garden.<br />
Keeping in mind society's expectations from an educational institution,<br />
the <strong>college</strong> has expanded both vertically and horizontally.<br />
Presently the <strong>college</strong> runs courses for Bachelors in Arts, Science, Bio-<br />
Technology, Commerce, Business Administration, Computer<br />
Applications, and Information Technology and Honours courses in nine<br />
subjects and Masters in English, Punjabi, Chemistry, History and<br />
Information Technology. Taking care of the varied intellectual and<br />
professional needs of students, three add-on courses viz. Journalism,<br />
Video Reporting and Video Editing have been introduced in the<br />
Department of English.<br />
To run the conventional and professional courses the Library has been<br />
continuously upgrading itself. Books, journals, magazines, software<br />
even Braille software for blind students are regularly updated.<br />
The <strong>college</strong> imparts broad-based education and a huge cross-section<br />
of our students occupy coveted positions in the fields of education,<br />
medicine, administrative services, engineering, industry and<br />
community services.<br />
Department of Physical Education<br />
The Department of Physical Education in PGGC-11 is as old as the<br />
<strong>college</strong>. To begin with it was known as the Sports Department. In 1980,<br />
the UGC introduced an elective as well as an optional subject of<br />
Physical Education in the <strong>college</strong>. This move of the UGC gave impetus<br />
to the subject and soon it became very popular among the students.<br />
This <strong>college</strong> was the first to introduce the subject of Physical<br />
Education (elective) in the Sports Department of the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
Consequently, the name of the department was changed to<br />
Department of Physical Education and Sports. In all these years the<br />
Department has produced many national and intervarsity players. In<br />
2004 B.P.Ed.-Four Year Innovative/Integrated Course after +2 was<br />
introduced, duly recognized by NCTE in June, 2008. The first batch<br />
passed out in that very year and Mr. Manoj Singh brought laurels to the<br />
Department by getting a Gold Medal in the Annual examination<br />
conducted by Punjab University. The Education Department of the<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration has granted permission to start the<br />
M.P.Ed. course both for boys and girls from the session 2009-10.<br />
The Department has three most important organs of an autonomous<br />
nature – Sports, Physical Education Elective and Teachers Education<br />
and Learning Programme.<br />
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Admission Schedule<br />
B.P.Ed. – First Year<br />
No. of Seats available ................................................................................................................................... 50 (Boys & Girls)<br />
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools .............................................................................................................. 60:40<br />
Age Limit ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 to 24 years<br />
Last Date of Submission of Application ......................................................................................................... 18.07.2009<br />
Date & Time of Admission Test (Physical Fitness Test–Cooper's 12 & 9 Min run-and-walk) ........................... 22.07.2009 (9.00 AM)<br />
B.P.Ed. ( Second Year) ................................................................................................................................ 16.07.2009<br />
B.P.Ed. (Third Year) ..................................................................................................................................... 17.07.2009<br />
B.P.Ed. ( Fourth Year) .................................................................................................................................. 18.07.2009<br />
M.P.Ed. – First Year<br />
No. of Seats available .................................................................................................................................. 30 (Boys & Girls)<br />
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools ............................................................................................................ 60:40<br />
Last Date of Submission of Application ......................................................................................................... 18.07.2009<br />
Date & Time of Entrance Test (Objective Type Test) ...................................................................................... 27.07.2009 (9.00 AM)<br />
Date & Time of Fitness Test (AAHPER's Motor Fitness Test) ......................................................................... 28.07.2009 (9.00 AM)<br />
Regular Class will Commence on ................................................................................................................. 03.08.2009<br />
Important Instructions<br />
1. Candidate who passes the qualifying examination and physical 4. Sports participation graded by the State Sports Department for<br />
fitness test with 45% marks in each shall be eligible to take<br />
admission.<br />
the candidate seeking admission under the sports category.<br />
5. Medical certificate declaring the candidate fit for appearing in<br />
2. The following original documents shall be checked at the time of the Physical Fitness Test.<br />
admission.<br />
6. Individual call letter shall not be sent for the admission<br />
• Date of birth certificate schedule.<br />
• Mark sheet of the qualifying examination 7. The candidate cleared for admission shall be required to<br />
• ST/SC/OBC or any other certificate under the reserved deposit the fee within 24 hours after the display of the meritcategory<br />
as per the policy of • <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration.<br />
cum-selection list. Failing which the seat will be given to the<br />
• Character certificate from the institution last attended. next candidate in the merit/waiting list.<br />
3. All the documents submitted with the admission form should be 8. For gap year and single girl child, a student is to furnish an<br />
self-attested.<br />
affidavit as per specimen attached in the prospectus.<br />
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Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
Objectives<br />
Our College and the Department of Physical Education (Teachers<br />
Education and Learning Programme) in particular strive<br />
relentlessly to realize the following objectives of the course:<br />
To produce professional teachers in physical education for<br />
secondary and senior secondary schools.<br />
To lay down sound foundations for higher and advanced<br />
studies in India and abroad.<br />
To prepare students for self-employment in the field of health,<br />
fitness and gym management, personal trainers, sports<br />
journalism, yoga and meditation and sports physiotherapy and<br />
rehabilitation.<br />
To prepare students for advance professional coaching<br />
diplomas in various disciplines like athletics, gymnastics,<br />
hockey, football, sports management, sports journalism etc.<br />
To enable students to get admission in foreign universities<br />
without losing a year on account of bridge courses.<br />
To encourage mass participation in physical education<br />
programmes.<br />
To produce outstanding sportspersons and athletes.<br />
Optimum utilization of instruction and infrastructural facilities..<br />
Salient Features of The B.P.Ed.<br />
- 4 Year & M.P.Ed.- 2 Year Course<br />
(Innovative, Integrated, Basic, Global & Job Oriented)<br />
Prepares specialists in Games and Sports of the choice of the<br />
students and compulsory specialization in Athletics.<br />
Prepares sound background for joining Higher Teaching,<br />
Training and Coaching Institutions.<br />
Provides sound technical knowledge to become qualified<br />
umpires/ referees/ managers/ technical delegates.<br />
Produces elite players.<br />
Builds a sound foundation for Sports Journalism and Sports<br />
Physiotherapy.<br />
Generate employment and self-employment opportunities in<br />
the field of Health, Fitness, Aerobics and Gym Management.<br />
Prepares personal trainers.<br />
Prepares managers and administrators in Physical<br />
Education & Sports.<br />
Provides expertise in Sports Marketing.<br />
Provides training for becoming Life Guards/Life Savers for<br />
water sports.<br />
Provides training in the field of Yoga, Meditation and<br />
Relaxation Techniques.<br />
Instructional Facilities<br />
Computer Labs: Two Computer Labs with Internet Facility.<br />
Psychology Lab: Fully Loaded with Tests: Personality Test,<br />
Intelligence Test, Aptitude Test, Attitude Test, Memory Drum,<br />
Compact Indicating Caliper, Flicker Fushion Apparatus, Howard<br />
dolman Apparatus, Reaction Time Apparatus Visual and<br />
Auditory, Reaction Time Apparatus Foot, Sliding Caliper<br />
(Shoulder Breadth) Muller Layer illusion, Muller Illusion Box, etc.<br />
Anatomy & Physiology and Exercise Physiology Lab: Charts<br />
and Models of various systems of the body and vital organs, PC<br />
based Spiro-meter, Grip Dynamometer, Skin fold Caliper,<br />
Metronome, Leg and Back Dynamometer, Lengton Type<br />
Goniometer, Stadiometer, Skeleton, Sphygmomanometer,<br />
Stethoscope, Anthropometry Kit, etc.<br />
Teaching Technology Lab: Multimedia Projector(2No),<br />
Screen, Laptop, Multifunctional Printer, Handy Cam, Digital still<br />
Camera, voice Recorder, Color Television with VCD and DVD<br />
Player, PA System etc.<br />
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Lab: Short Wave Diathermy,<br />
Ultrasonic Therapy, Wax Bath, IFT and Tense, CPM,<br />
Shoulder Exercise with Wrist , Infra-red Lamp, Lumber Traction<br />
Unit, Traction Bed, Contrast Bath, iPamper Manual<br />
Massager, etc.<br />
Fitness /Training Lab: Cross Trainer, Electronic Tread Mill,<br />
Vibratory, Smith Machine, Bench Press, Incline and Decline<br />
Hammer, Hack Squat with Leg Press, Massager Roller, Rowing<br />
Hydraulic Machine, High Lat, Leg Curl/Extension, A.B. Board,<br />
Curling Arm, Professional Weighing Machine.<br />
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Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
Infrastructural Facilities<br />
Cinder Track (400 mts)<br />
Football Field<br />
Hockey Field<br />
Basketball Court<br />
Volleyball Court<br />
Badminton Court<br />
Swimming pool<br />
Netball Court<br />
Handball Court<br />
Kho-Kho<br />
Kabaddi<br />
Ball badminton<br />
Boxing Ring<br />
Softball Ground<br />
Table-Tennis Table<br />
Fitness Centre<br />
Multi-Gym<br />
Co-curricular Activities<br />
The <strong>college</strong> promotes cultural and literary<br />
activities for the students by providing<br />
them an opportunity to participate in<br />
dramatics, music, debates, quiz<br />
competitions etc. The students are also<br />
involved extensively in activities like<br />
NCC, NSS, Camping andA Adventure<br />
programmes to develop leadership<br />
N.C.C.<br />
Facility for participation in the national cadet<br />
corps (Army Wing, Naval Wing and Air Wing) is<br />
available for the students. Students are<br />
prepared for 'B' and 'C' Certificate examination<br />
so that they may avail themselves of reserved<br />
seats in the I.M.A meant for N.C.C. 'C'<br />
certificate holders. It has all the 3 units (only for<br />
boys).<br />
N.S.S.<br />
National service scheme with the motto<br />
'Not me but you' aims at personality<br />
devolvement through community<br />
participation. It is meant to inculcate a<br />
spirit of co-operation and social work<br />
among the students. The <strong>college</strong>s hold<br />
various camp in the suburb areas of<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> where student interact with<br />
the village folk and the colony residents<br />
to impart adult education, environment<br />
and AIDS awareness and also to create<br />
awareness against social evils. NSS,<br />
both for boy and girl students, exists in the<br />
<strong>college</strong>. A special unit of NSS is to be<br />
introduced for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.<br />
students with w.e.f. 2009-10.<br />
Library Learning<br />
Resources<br />
Dissertation Abstracts<br />
International Journals<br />
Books on Physical Education and<br />
Allied Sciences including Games<br />
and Sports: 10,000 Nos.<br />
Naval Wing<br />
Army Wing<br />
Air Wing<br />
Dr. H. S. Dhanoa,<br />
Incharge<br />
Dr. Paramjit Singh<br />
Incharge<br />
Mr. Manoj Kumar<br />
Incharge<br />
Dr. Vinod Vijay<br />
Convener-cum-Programme Officer<br />
Dr. Gopal Sahu<br />
Programme Officer<br />
Dr. Dev Raj Jat<br />
Programmer Officer<br />
Dr. (Ms) Asha Kiran<br />
Programmer Officer
Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
College Hostel<br />
There are three hostels in the <strong>college</strong>. These hostels are modern in<br />
concept and design, having the latest amenities. Mostly with cubicles,<br />
these hostels have common room and amenities like T.Vs and<br />
newspapers, ceiling fans, geysers, water-coolers, public telephones,<br />
indoor and out door games, canteens and mess. Each hostel has a<br />
teacher warden and supporting staff.<br />
A candidate should apply for hostel seat along with Admission form of the<br />
<strong>college</strong> on the prescribed from.<br />
Old residents should apply afresh for admission. Their merit and their<br />
conduct in the hostel in the previous session will be taken in to<br />
consideration. For old residents of the hostel, it is notified that the<br />
admission to the hostel is not a matter of right.<br />
Student seeking admission to the hostels are expected to read all the rules<br />
and regulations printed on the back of the hostel admission form. Also<br />
binding on them shall be the rules and regulations notified from time to<br />
time. A resident student can be asked to vacant the hostel in case of<br />
misconduct. Admission to the hostel will be as per rules: and regulations.<br />
Special care is taken of the general well-being of the resident students.<br />
Every resident student must strictly abide by the Hostel Rules.<br />
Note:<br />
I. Parents must accompany a student who seeks admission to the<br />
hostel for the first time.<br />
II.<br />
Details of the hostel rules are mentioned in the Hostel Admission form<br />
of the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
Hostel Rules<br />
1. For hostel admission application on the prescribed from (available in<br />
the hostel) is to be made in the student's handwriting and will be dealt<br />
with by the hostel warden.<br />
2. Allotment of room in the hostel will be made strictly according to the<br />
rule framed by the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
3. A hostel resident is required to attend 50% of lectures delivered per<br />
month failing which he/she will have to vacate his / her hostel room.<br />
4. Possession and consuming of liquor and other intoxicants in the<br />
hostel shall entail expulsion from the hostel.<br />
5. All the residents are required to take their meals in the hostel mess.<br />
Minimum charges of 40 meals per month will be charged from each<br />
resident.<br />
6. No resident will pass on the key of his /her room to another resident or<br />
to an outsider.<br />
7. Internal locks/ latch locks are not permitted to be installed in the hostel<br />
rooms.<br />
8. If a resident absents himself / herself from classes in the <strong>college</strong> for<br />
seven days continuously without prior permission then he/she will be<br />
asked to vacate the hostel seat.<br />
9. A resident whose name has been struck off from the <strong>college</strong> rolls for<br />
any reason will have to vacate the hostel seat.<br />
Hostel seat is allotted only for one academic year.<br />
Rules & Regulations for Admission,<br />
Examination & Award of Degree<br />
for B.P. Ed. – Four Year Innovative/<br />
Integrated Teacher Programme<br />
1. Nomenclature of the Course<br />
Bachelor of Physical Education: A Four Year Integrated/ Innovative<br />
Programme.<br />
2. Duration of the Course<br />
The duration of the course for the Bachelor's Degree in Physical<br />
Education shall be four years.<br />
3. Intake of Students<br />
50 eligible boys and girls students shall be taken.<br />
4. Eligibility Conditions for Admission to course.<br />
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations shall<br />
be eligible to join the first year class of the Bachelor of Physical<br />
Education (B.P. Ed.) – A Four Year Programme in the University / a<br />
<strong>college</strong> affiliated to this university:<br />
(i) Senior Secondary Certificate Part-II examination or +2 of a<br />
recognized board / council / university with 45% marks in aggregate.<br />
(ii) Certificate in Physical Education of two years duration with a<br />
minimum of 45% marks from any recognized university / institution<br />
on any other equivalent qualification recognized by the PU<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
(iii) The candidate should not be more than the age of 24 years on 1st<br />
Sep. 2009. However age may be relaxed up to 25 years in the case of<br />
National / International position holder sports student for the<br />
admission and for those who belong to recognized schedule castes /<br />
schedule tribes.<br />
Provided that a candidate considered for admission under any of the<br />
above clause (I) to (iii) qualifies in the standard Physical Fitness/<br />
Efficiency Test at the time of admission to this course and scores<br />
minimum 45% marks in aggregate out of 60 marks of six test items.<br />
(iv) The merit for the admission to the first year of the Bachelor of Physical<br />
Education (B.P. Ed.) shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in<br />
the qualifying examination, fitness test with due weight age in the field of<br />
Sports / NCC / NSS and proficiency in the game of choice etc. as per the<br />
guidelines of the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration / Panjab University,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
(v) The reservation policy will be followed as per the guidelines of the<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration (UT)<br />
4.1 Eligibility Condition For Examination<br />
A candidate shall be eligible to appear in examination in the first year of the<br />
Bachelor and Master of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) who:<br />
(i) has been on the rolls of the University / College during the academic<br />
year preceding the examination.<br />
(ii) produces the following certificates duly signed by the Chairman of the<br />
Department / Principal of the affiliated <strong>college</strong> :<br />
(a)of good character ;<br />
(b) of having attended not less than 75 percent of the lectures in each<br />
class (theory and practical separately) delivered during the academic<br />
year preceding the examination;<br />
(c) of having obtained 40 percent marks in Internal Assessment / marks to be<br />
awarded by the teachers on the basis of class test / practical assignments<br />
/ project reports carried out by the student/s upto the end of the academic<br />
year).<br />
4.2 A candidate who is declared pass in the first year examination conducted<br />
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by the university shall be eligible to join the second year (B.P. Ed.)<br />
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the second<br />
year of B.P. Ed. subject to the fulfilment of conditions laid down in clause<br />
4.1.<br />
4.3 A candidate who is declared pass in the second year examination<br />
conducted by the university shall be eligible to join the third year of<br />
Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.)<br />
(a)<br />
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the third<br />
year of Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) subject to the fulfilment<br />
of conditions laid down in clause 4.1.<br />
4.4 A candidate who is declared pass in the third year examination conducted<br />
by the university shall be eligible to join the fourth year of Bachelor of<br />
Physical Education (B.P. Ed.)<br />
(a)<br />
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the fourth<br />
year of Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) subject to the fulfilment<br />
of conditions laid down in clause 4.1.<br />
5. Eligibility condition for migration of candidates from other<br />
universities<br />
Any student studying in 4-Year Bachelor's Degree and Two year Master Degree<br />
in Physical Education in a College affiliated to a University whose standards<br />
and examinations are recognized as equivalent to the standards and<br />
examinations of Panjab University by the Faculty of Education, shall be eligible<br />
to migrate to any affiliated <strong>college</strong> to this university offering this course in the<br />
same class provided that:<br />
(i)<br />
the principals and registrars of the respective <strong>college</strong>s and the universities<br />
respectively agree to such a migration.<br />
(ii)the vacant seat/s is/are available in the respective class/es.<br />
6. Provision for Military Personnel / their Wards on transfer:<br />
The provision is subject to satisfaction of conditions laid down in the clause<br />
4 above.<br />
7. Period for Completing the Course<br />
No student shall be allowed to spend more than a maximum of 6 years in<br />
the entire Four Years' Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education.<br />
8. Classification of Division of Marks<br />
The marks obtained by the successful candidates shall be classified into<br />
divisions as under:<br />
I. Those who obtain 75% or more of the aggregate marks: First division with<br />
Distinction<br />
II.<br />
III.<br />
IV.<br />
Those who obtain 60% or more but less than 75% of the aggregate marks:<br />
First Division<br />
Those who obtain 50% or more but less than 60% of the aggregate marks:<br />
Second Division<br />
Those who obtain 40% or more but less than 50% of the aggregate marks:<br />
Third Division<br />
9. Grace Marks<br />
(i)A candidate who appears in all subjects of an examination and who fails<br />
in one or more subjects (written, practical, sessional or viva-voce) and / or<br />
the aggregate (if there is a separate requirement of passing on the<br />
aggregate) shall be given grace marks up to maximum of one percent of<br />
the total aggregate marks (excluding marks for internal assessment) to<br />
make up the deficiency, if by such addition the candidate can pass the<br />
examination. While awarding grace marks fraction working to ½ or more<br />
will be rounded off to a whole.<br />
9.1 Grace marks upto 1% of the total marks of an examination including its part/s,<br />
if any, shall be added to the total marks secured by a candidate for the award<br />
of higher class (and not for earning distinction / honours); provided that no<br />
grace marks have already been availed of for passing the examination.<br />
9.2 A candidate who reappears in any examination for purposes of improving<br />
the previous performance may be given grace marks upto 1% of the total<br />
marks of the paper/s or part/s as the case may be in which he / she<br />
actually reappears, for purposes of improvement of division and also for<br />
securing 50% of the total marks in these examination where such<br />
improvement to 50% marks is permissible under regulations; provided<br />
that no candidate shall be given more marks than the minimum that may<br />
be required for securing the higher division.<br />
10. Chances to Appear as Late College Student<br />
A candidate who has completed the prescribed course of instruction in an<br />
affiliated <strong>college</strong>/University Teaching department for first year / second<br />
year / third year / fourth year examination but does not appear in it, or<br />
having appeared, and fails, may be allowed to appear in the examination<br />
on the recommendations of the principal of the <strong>college</strong> concerned as a<br />
late <strong>college</strong> student, without attending a fresh course of instruction as<br />
follows:<br />
(i) First Year: Within next two consecutive years.<br />
(ii) Second Year: Within next two consecutive years.<br />
(iii) Third Year: Within next two consecutive years.<br />
(iv) Fourth Year: Within next two consecutive years.<br />
Provided that the total number of years for completing the course remains<br />
within the limit of six years.<br />
11. Number of Chances for Compartment/Reappear Candidate/s<br />
(i) A candidate who obtains 40% marks in the aggregate of each subject,<br />
but has failed in one subject obtaining not less than 20% marks in that<br />
subject, shall be permitted to appear in that subject at the next two<br />
consecutive chances of examination and if he / she passes in either of<br />
these two consecutive chances of examinations, he / she shall be<br />
deemed to have passed the examination.<br />
(ii) A candidate who is placed in compartment shall be eligible to join the<br />
next higher class provisionally. In case he / she fails to qualify the<br />
compartment subject within the two consecutive chances, his / her result<br />
for the higher examination will stand cancelled. For the compartment<br />
subject, he / she may appear as a private candidate.<br />
12. Number of chances and period of improvement of performance /<br />
division.<br />
A person who has qualified for the award of the four year Bachelor's<br />
Degree in Physical Education from the Panjab University may be allowed<br />
to re-appear as a private candidate in a subject in which he appeared<br />
earlier, with a view to improving his / her previous performance. He / she<br />
may reappear in the first, second, third and fourth year examinations or<br />
any of the examination, simultaneously or separately.<br />
For this purpose, he / she may be given two chances within a period of two<br />
years from the year of passing the fourth year Bachelor of Physical<br />
Education examination. He may avail of these chances along with next<br />
two annual examinations.<br />
13. Pass Percentage<br />
The minimum marks to pass the Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education<br />
(first year, second year, third and fourth year) examinations shall be 40%<br />
marks in each paper / part, theory as well as practical/s separately.<br />
14. Attendance requirement<br />
A candidate/s shall be eligible to appear in the annual examination in first /<br />
second / third / fourth year provided that he has attended not less than (i)<br />
75% of the full course of lectures delivered to his class in each of the<br />
subject offered (the course to be counted up to the last day when the<br />
classes break-off / terminated for preparatory holidays) and (ii) 75% of the<br />
periods / lectures assigned to practical work. However shortage of<br />
lectures can be condoned as prescribed in the rules.<br />
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Rules<br />
1. Annual Examination System practical examination, and the internal The internal assessment attached with (i)<br />
(i) The examination for the First year, assessment and send them to the subject / practical part and (ii) based on<br />
second year, third year and fourth year university with the remuneration bill, etc.) house tests shall be submitted to<br />
shall be held annually by the university on When a set of examiners (External and University on the prescribed proforma<br />
the dates fixed by the syndicate. internal decide to award first class marks immediately on receipt of the university<br />
(ii) For candidates placed in compartment, a in a lesson or practical) to a candidate, R o l l N u m b e r s a n d b e f o r e t h e<br />
supplementary examination shall be held the coordinating examiner (if not already commencement of the examination.<br />
on the dates fixed by the syndicate.<br />
present) will be specially called to watch 7. Condonation of Shortage of lectures<br />
2. Appointment of Paper – Setters the lesson. Final decision regarding A deficiency in lectures / practical /<br />
and Examiners<br />
awards in such cases and in all other seminars / practice-teaching / coaching<br />
(i) The examiners shall be appointed by the<br />
cases of disparity and difference shall be lessons / internship may be condoned as<br />
Board of Under<strong>graduate</strong> Studies in<br />
with the Coordinating Examiner.<br />
under:-<br />
Physical Education.<br />
3. Internship<br />
(i) By the Principal / Head of the Institution if<br />
(ii) For theory papers each question paper Internship of three months duration in the the deficiency in lectures attended is upto<br />
shall be set by the single examiner alone. schools shall be compulsory in the fourth 15.<br />
(iii) Answer books shall be evaluated by the<br />
year of the Bachelor's Degree in Physical (ii) By the Vice Chancellor / Syndicate if the<br />
single examiner.<br />
Education for all the candidates to qualify deficiency in lectures attended is more<br />
(a) For the examination in practice of<br />
for the award of degree at the successful than 15 and less than 30.<br />
teaching and coaching (specialization),<br />
completion of all the four years of 8. Last date for admission / examination<br />
there shall be (i) a Board of three<br />
examination.<br />
form / fee<br />
examiners consisting two external and<br />
4. Syllabus<br />
The last date for receipt of admission<br />
one internal; (ii) the Head of the Physical The Syllabus for the Bachelor of Physical form / examination form and fee with and<br />
Education Department of the University / Education – Four Year Professional without late fee as fixed by the Syndicate<br />
College act as a coordinating examiner. Programme shall be as prescribed by the from time to time shall be notified by the<br />
(b) For the examination in Skill and<br />
Panjab University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
Controller of Examination.<br />
Prowess (Practical examination), there 5. Medium of Examination<br />
9. Declaration of Result<br />
shall be a Board consisting of three (i) The question papers shall be set in three The Controller of Examination of Panjab<br />
internal examiners appointed by the languages i.e. English, Punjabi and Hindi. University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> shall publish the<br />
Principal / Head of the institution. The (ii) The medium of examination shall be result four weeks after the completion of<br />
senior most teacher among them shall<br />
English or Punjabi or Hindi.<br />
function as a coordinating examiner. 6. Internal Assessment possible.<br />
(i) Internal Assessment marks shall be as<br />
(c) The duties of the coordinating provided in the syllabus of the course /<br />
examiner shall be; (i) to maintain<br />
uniformity of standard of awards in<br />
practice of teaching, coaching, practical<br />
examination in skill and prowess and<br />
internal and External examiners ; (iii) to<br />
consolidate the results of each lesson or<br />
subject concerned which will be awarded<br />
by the panel of three teachers appointed<br />
by the head / principal of the institution<br />
concerned and submitted to the<br />
University after consolidation in the<br />
prescribed proforma.<br />
the examination or as soon thereafter as<br />
10. Award of Degree<br />
Each successful candidate shall be<br />
awarded Four Year Bachelor's Degree in<br />
Physical Education and or aplicable. Two<br />
year Master's Degree in Physical<br />
Education.<br />
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Scheme of Study (Part A&B)<br />
B.P. Ed. — First Year – Part-A (Theory)<br />
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Mark Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
Paper I English -Communication Skills (ECS) 1 90 10<br />
Paper II<br />
Punjabi (C) PBI / History and Culture of<br />
Punjab(HCP)<br />
½ credit for<br />
each subject<br />
45 marks<br />
for each<br />
subject<br />
Paper III History of Physical Education (HPE) 1 90 10<br />
Paper IV<br />
Educational Psychology, Guidance and<br />
Counseling (EPGC)<br />
1 70+20*P 10<br />
Paper V Applied Anatomy and Physiology (AAP) 1 70+20*P 10<br />
Paper VI Environment Education (EE) 1 70+20*P 10<br />
5 marks for<br />
each subject<br />
*P-Stands for practical component marks.<br />
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)<br />
Paper Contents of Games and Sports Credit Mark Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
Athletics<br />
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules<br />
and Regulations and Measurements<br />
of Fields<br />
1 80 20<br />
Gymnastics -do- 1 60 15<br />
Football -do- 1 60 15<br />
Basketball -do- 1 60 15<br />
Wrestling -do- 1 60 15<br />
Boxing -do- 1 60 15<br />
Weight Training, Wt.<br />
Lifting, Power Lifting<br />
and Best Physique<br />
-do- 1 60 15<br />
Swimming -do- 1 60 15<br />
Judo -do- 1 60 15<br />
Light Apparatus<br />
Activity / Calisthenics<br />
Set of Exercises –2 counts, 4<br />
counts, 8 counts and 16 counts<br />
1 80 20<br />
NOTE:<br />
• Each student is required<br />
to pass separately in<br />
theory, practical and<br />
respective assessment.<br />
• Six hours per day will be<br />
devoted for theory and<br />
practice i.e. three hours<br />
for theory and three<br />
hours for practice /<br />
practical work.<br />
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Scheme of Study (Part-A, B & C)<br />
B.P. Ed. — Second Year —Part-A (Theory)<br />
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Marks<br />
Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
10%<br />
Paper VII English -Communication Skills(ECS) 1 90 10<br />
Paper VIII Foundations of Physical Education (FPE) 1 90 10<br />
Paper IX Educational Methodology (EM) 1 70+20*P 10<br />
Paper X Sports Psychology (SP) 1 70+20*P 10<br />
Paper XI<br />
Paper XII<br />
Recreation, Play, Camping and<br />
Leadership Training(RPCLT)<br />
Teaching Methodology in Physical<br />
Education (TMPE)<br />
1 90 10<br />
1 70+20*P 10<br />
Paper XIII Physiology of Exercise (PE) 1 70+20*P 10<br />
*P-Stands for practical component marks.<br />
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)<br />
Paper Title of the subject Credit Marks Internal<br />
assessment<br />
20%<br />
Athletics<br />
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules<br />
and Regulations and Measurements<br />
of Fields<br />
1 80 20<br />
Badminton -do- 1 60 15<br />
Kho-kho -do- 1 60 15<br />
Kabbaddi -do- 1 60 15<br />
Table Tennis -do- 1 60 15<br />
Volleyball -do- 1 60 15<br />
Handball -do- 1 60 15<br />
Softball -do- 1 60 15<br />
NOTE:<br />
• Teaching practice will<br />
also continue in<br />
B.P. Ed. –Third Year.<br />
• Each student is<br />
required to pass<br />
separately in theory,<br />
practical and<br />
respective internal<br />
assessment.<br />
• Six hours per day will<br />
be devoted for theory<br />
Part-C (Teaching Practice)<br />
Teaching<br />
Lessons<br />
Athletics, Games, Calisthenics and<br />
Theory –5 lessons in each area, i.e.<br />
5x 4 = 20 lessons.<br />
1 80 20<br />
and practice i.e. three<br />
hours for theory and<br />
three hours for<br />
practice/practical work.<br />
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Scheme of Study (Part-A, B & C)<br />
B.P. Ed. — Third Year — Part-A (Theory)<br />
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Marks Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
10%<br />
Paper XIV English -Communication Skills(ECS) 1 90 10<br />
Paper XV Kinesiology and Bio-mechanics (KBM) 1 70+ 20*P 10<br />
Paper XVI Sports Management (SM) 1 90 10<br />
Paper XVII Measurement and Evaluation(ME) 1 70+ 20*P 10<br />
Paper XVIII<br />
Applied Computer Education and<br />
Statistics in Physical Education(ACESPE)<br />
1 70+ 20*P 10<br />
Paper XIX Health Education (HE) 1 90 10<br />
Paper XX Sociology of Sports (SS) 1 90 10<br />
*P- Stands for practical component marks.<br />
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)<br />
Paper Contents of Games and Sports Credit Marks Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
20%<br />
Athletics<br />
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules and<br />
Regulations and Measurements of<br />
Fields<br />
1 80 20<br />
Tennis -do- 1 60 15<br />
Yoga -do- 1 60 15<br />
NOTE:<br />
To give more time to<br />
teaching practice in the<br />
schools lesser number of<br />
games has been given in<br />
third year.<br />
Hockey -do- 1 60 15<br />
Cricket -do- 1 60 15<br />
Part-C (Teaching Practice)<br />
NOTE:<br />
One theory, one game,<br />
one athletic, one<br />
calisthenics lesson shall<br />
be opted by the students<br />
for annual university<br />
examination.<br />
Ten supervised lessons<br />
for each activity i.e.<br />
class room teaching, game<br />
lesson, athletic lesson and<br />
calisthenics lesson.<br />
10x4= 40 lessons<br />
2 160 40<br />
• Each lesson will be of 50<br />
marks including internal<br />
assessment. There will be<br />
External Examination.<br />
• Each student is required to<br />
pass separately in theory,<br />
practical and respective<br />
assessment.<br />
• Six hours per day will be<br />
devoted for theory and<br />
practice i.e. three hours for<br />
theory and three hours for<br />
practice / practical work.<br />
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Scheme of Study Part-A, D and E)<br />
B.P. Ed – Fourth Year Part-A (Theory)<br />
Paper Title of the subjects with code Credit<br />
Marks<br />
Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
Paper XXI Organisational Behaviour (OB) 1<br />
90<br />
10<br />
Paper XXII Sports Journalism (SJ) 1<br />
70+ 20p*<br />
10<br />
Paper XXIII Yoga (YG) 1<br />
90<br />
10<br />
Paper XXIV Scientific Approach to Sports<br />
Training (SAST)<br />
1<br />
90<br />
10<br />
Paper XXV<br />
Health, Physical Fitness and<br />
Aerobics (HPFA)<br />
Paper XXVI Officiating and Coaching (OC) 1<br />
90<br />
10<br />
Paper XXVII Applied Physiotherapy and<br />
1<br />
70+ 20p* 10<br />
Rehabilitations (APR)<br />
* P – Stands for practical component marks<br />
Part-D (Compulsory Fields of Specializations)<br />
Specializations Contents of Specializations Credit Marks Internal<br />
Assessment<br />
Athletics Coaching and Officiating 1 40+40=80<br />
Game (A Game of Choice of the<br />
Student (Hockey, Football,Basketball,<br />
Volleyball, Cricket, Swimming,<br />
Badminton, Kabaddi,Kho-Kho,<br />
Boxing and Lawn Tennis as<br />
per the syllabus<br />
Options- Health, Fitness and Gym 1. Emphasis of Health and Fitness<br />
management; Life Guard Training Through Physical Works-outs<br />
for Water Sports and Yoga.<br />
(strength/ cardio / aerobics / flexibility<br />
etc.) and Diet.<br />
1<br />
-do- 1 40+40=80 20<br />
2. Emphasis on Life Saving Drills<br />
3. Yoga as a life (Theory and Practice)<br />
90<br />
10<br />
20<br />
1 40+40=80 20<br />
Important instructions for the students / teachers / external examiners<br />
1. 3x10=30 lessons (Coaching and Officiating) shall be taken by<br />
each student under the supervision of the teacher in the<br />
institution itself.<br />
2. Principal of the <strong>college</strong> with the consultation of the Head,<br />
Department of Physical Education of the <strong>college</strong> will inform the<br />
university about the options exercised by the students to appoint<br />
external examiners accordingly.<br />
3. A set of external and internal examiners will conduct annual<br />
university examination as per the rules and regulations of the<br />
course<br />
4. Each lesson will be of 100 marks including 20 marks of internal<br />
assessment. The examination will be held out of 80 marks (40<br />
marks officiating and 40 marks coaching including viva voce) for<br />
athletics and game lessons. Similarly for optional activities,<br />
examination will be held out of 80 marks (40 marks for practical<br />
and 40 marks for theory and viva voce).<br />
5. Each student is required to pass separately in theory, practical<br />
and respective assessment.<br />
6. Six hours per day will be devoted for theory and practice, i.e.<br />
three hours for theory and three hours for practical work / day.<br />
Part E (Internship)<br />
Internship of three months duration is compulsory in the schools for<br />
which a CERTIFICATE will be issued by the Principal of the College<br />
stating that so and so has completed his / her internship of three<br />
months duration from ________ to _______ at __________ school.<br />
Note:<br />
Each specialization will be of 100 marks including 20 marks of internal<br />
assessment. The examination will be held out of 80 marks (40 marks<br />
for practical and 40 marks for theory and viva voce).<br />
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Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
Rules & Regulations for Admission<br />
to M.P. Ed. Course<br />
1. Nomenclature of the Course<br />
(iii)<br />
Any other qualification recognised by the Syndicate as<br />
Master of Physical Education:<br />
Programme.<br />
2. Duration of the Course<br />
A Two Year Professional<br />
equivalent to (i), (ii) or (iii).<br />
Provided that a candidate considered for admission<br />
under any of the above clause (I) to (iii) qualifies in the<br />
The duration of the course for the Master of Physical Education<br />
shall be two years.<br />
3. Intake of Students<br />
AAHPER Motor Fitness Test at the time of admission to<br />
this course and the score a minimum 45% marks in<br />
aggregate out of 60 marks of six test items.<br />
30 eligible boys and girl students shall be taken.<br />
4. Eligibility Conditions for Admission to Course.<br />
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations<br />
shall be eligible to join the first year class of the Master in<br />
Physical Education (M.P. Ed.) – A Two Years' Programme in<br />
the University / a <strong>college</strong> affiliated to this university:<br />
(i) Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (B.P.Ed- Four<br />
Year) in any recognised university obtaining not less<br />
Note:<br />
• Admission to M.P.Ed Course will be on the basis of<br />
Written Entrance Test. Seventy five questions of<br />
multiple choice will be set based on B.P.Ed. syllabus<br />
and Current Events. There will be no negative marking.<br />
Over written answers will not be evaluated.<br />
(ii)<br />
than 45% marks aggregate.<br />
Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (B.P.Ed- One<br />
Year) after Graduation / Post Graduation Diploma in<br />
Physical Education of another university recognised by<br />
syndicate as equivalent to with not less than 45%<br />
marks aggregate of the Degree/ Diploma.<br />
• Additional Sports weightage will be provided as per<br />
clause 18.2 of Handbook of information.<br />
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Scheme of Study: Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)<br />
This syllabus will be applicable w.e.f the session 2009-2010 for M.P.Ed (Semester I & II) and for the session 2010-11 for M.P.Ed<br />
(Semester III & IV)<br />
Marks<br />
Part I Theory papers 2000<br />
Part II Practice of Teaching / Coaching 800<br />
Part III Skill and Prowess 200<br />
Semester I<br />
Total: 3000<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
I RMP-101 Research Methodology in 80+20=100<br />
Physical Education<br />
II ETP-102 Educational Technology and 80+20=100<br />
Pedagogic Techniques in<br />
Physical Education<br />
Semester III<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
XI SPM301 Sports Medicine 80+20=100<br />
XII PPC-302 Professional Preparation 80+20=100<br />
and Curriculum Design<br />
XIII STT-303 Sports Training and 80+20=100<br />
Talent Identification<br />
XIV SPS-304 Statistics in Physical 80+20=100<br />
Education and Sports<br />
XV SIM-305 **Choose any one of 80+20=100<br />
III EXP-103 Exercise Physiology 80+20=100<br />
IV SPS-104 Sports Psychology 80+20=100<br />
SPJ-306<br />
the Following<br />
a. Sports Industry and Marketing<br />
V CAP-105 Computer Application in 80+20=100<br />
Semester II<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
VI SKK-201 Structural Kinesiology 80+20=100<br />
VII MPS-202 Management of Physical 80+20=100<br />
Education and Sports<br />
Physical Education<br />
and Sports.<br />
VIII MEP-203 Measurement and 80+20=100<br />
Evaluation In Physical Education<br />
IX TGI-204 *Theory Game-I 80+20=100<br />
(Football /Basketball/ Gymnastics)<br />
X TTF-205 Theory Track and Field-I 80+20=100<br />
SSS-307<br />
Note:<br />
*** Three theory papers separately will be set for the students of M.P.Ed Semester-IV as per options of the students.<br />
Note for sessional marks:<br />
The norms relating to sessionals in each theory paper shall be as under:<br />
Tutorials/ Assignments/Class tests/Theory Practicals<br />
Participation in Seminars/group discussions<br />
Viva Voce by a panel of three faculty members of the department/ Institution in which regularity<br />
in attendance, classroom/field performance, general performance will be taken into account.<br />
16<br />
Semester IV<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
XV FTW-401 Fitness and wellness 80+20=100<br />
XVII SBO-402 Sports Biomechanics 80+20=100<br />
XVIII DIS-403 Choose any one of the Following<br />
YOG-404<br />
APE-405<br />
b. Sports Journalism<br />
c. Sports Sociology<br />
a. Dissertation<br />
b. Yoga<br />
c. Adapted Physical Education<br />
XIX TGIL-406 ***Theory Game –II 80+20=100<br />
(Volleyball /Hockey /Badminton)<br />
XX TTF-407 Theory Track and Field-II 80+20=100<br />
8 Marks<br />
7 Marks<br />
5 Marks<br />
* (100 marks)<br />
80+20 = 100
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Practice of Teaching and Coaching<br />
Note:The candidate will be evaluated by the examiners in the following contents.<br />
PART-II (SEMESTER-I)<br />
Track and Field (compulsory)<br />
90 Marks<br />
Teaching Lesson in Track Events<br />
30 Marks<br />
Marking of All track events<br />
30 Marks<br />
Projects (4)Track and Field/Games(4x5)<br />
20 Marks<br />
Note Book Track and Field<br />
10 Marks<br />
GAME<br />
90Marks<br />
STUDENT SHALL CHOOSE ONE AMONG THE FOLLOWING<br />
GAMES FOR SEMESTER-I & II<br />
(1) FOOTBALL (2) BASKETBALL (3) GYMNASTIC<br />
Game Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Coaching Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Officiating Game<br />
20 Marks<br />
Specification of equipments<br />
10 Marks<br />
Note Book Game<br />
10 Marks<br />
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner<br />
out of 20 marks in the following stroke.<br />
20 Marks<br />
(Free Style-25 metre)<br />
PART – II (SEMESTER-II)<br />
Track and Field (compulsory)<br />
90 Marks<br />
Teaching Lesson in Field Events<br />
30 Marks<br />
Marking of All Field Events<br />
30 Marks<br />
Projects (4) - Track and Field/Games (4 x 5) 20 Marks<br />
Note Book Track and Field<br />
10 Marks<br />
GAME<br />
90 Marks<br />
STUDENT SHALL CONTINUE THE SAME GAME OPTED IN<br />
THE FIRST SEMESTER<br />
(1) FOOTBALL (2) BASKETBALL (3) GYMNASTIC<br />
Game Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Coaching Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Officiating Game<br />
20 Marks<br />
Play Field Marking<br />
10 Marks<br />
Note Book Game<br />
10 Marks<br />
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner<br />
PART – II (SEMESTER-III)<br />
Track and Field (compulsory)<br />
Coaching Lesson in Track Events<br />
Officiating in Track Events<br />
Projects (6) - Track and Field/Games (6 x 5)<br />
Note Book Track and Field<br />
GAME<br />
PART – II (SEMESTER-IV)<br />
90 Marks<br />
30 Marks<br />
30 Marks<br />
20 Marks<br />
10 Marks<br />
90 Marks<br />
STUDENT SHALL CHOOSE ONE AMONG THE FOLLOWING<br />
GAMES FOR SEMESTER-III & IV<br />
(1) HOCKEY (2) VOLLEYBALL (3) BADMINTON<br />
Game Lesson<br />
Coaching Lesson<br />
Officiating Game<br />
Specification of equipments<br />
Note Book Game<br />
25 Marks<br />
25 Marks<br />
20 Marks<br />
10 Marks<br />
10 Marks<br />
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner out<br />
of 20 marks in the following stroke.<br />
(Breast Stroke-25metre)<br />
Track and Field (compulsory)<br />
Coaching Lesson in Field Events<br />
Officiating in Field Events<br />
Projects (4) - Track and Field/Games (4 x 5)<br />
Note Book Track and Field<br />
GAME<br />
20 Marks<br />
90 Marks<br />
30 Marks<br />
30 Marks<br />
20 Marks<br />
10 Marks<br />
90 Marks<br />
STUDENT SHALL CONTINUE THE SAME GAME OPTED IN<br />
THE THIRD SEMESTER<br />
(1) HOCKEY (2) VOLLEYBALL (3) BADMINTON<br />
Game Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Coaching Lesson<br />
25 Marks<br />
Officiating Game<br />
20 Marks<br />
Play Field Marking<br />
10 Marks<br />
Note Book Game<br />
10 Marks<br />
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner out<br />
out of 10 marks in the following stroke.<br />
20 Marks<br />
of 20 marks in the following stroke.<br />
20 Marks<br />
(Back Stroke-25metre)<br />
(Butterfly Stroke-25metre)<br />
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Skill and Prowess<br />
Part III (Semester 1)<br />
50 marks<br />
A) Track And Field –(Compulsory) teaching Contents<br />
25 marks<br />
1) Sprints 2) Long Jump<br />
3) Shot Put 4) Relay Races<br />
5) Middle Distance 6) High Walking<br />
7) Discus Throw 8) Race Walking<br />
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED<br />
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25<br />
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will<br />
work out the criteria for evaluation.<br />
Part-III (Semester-II)<br />
B) Student shall choose one among the following games<br />
25marks<br />
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics<br />
50 marks<br />
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents<br />
25 marks<br />
1) Javelin Throw 2) Hurdles<br />
3) Triple Jump 4) Hammer Throw<br />
5) Steeple Chase 6) Pole vault<br />
7) Combined Events<br />
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED<br />
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25<br />
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will<br />
work out the criteria for evaluation.<br />
B) Student shall choose one among the following games<br />
25marks<br />
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics<br />
50 marks<br />
Part-III (Semester-III)<br />
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents<br />
25 marks<br />
1) Sprints 2) Long Jump<br />
3) Shot Put 4) Relay Races<br />
5) Middle Distance 6) High Jump<br />
7) Discus Throw 8) Race Walking<br />
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED<br />
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25<br />
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will<br />
work out the criteria for evaluation.<br />
B) Student shall choose one among the following games<br />
25marks<br />
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics<br />
50 marks<br />
Part-III (Semester-IV)<br />
50 marks<br />
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents 25 marks<br />
1) Javelin Throw 2) Hurdles<br />
3) Triple Jump 4) Hammer Throw<br />
5) Steeple Chase 6) Pole vault<br />
7) Combined Events<br />
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED<br />
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25<br />
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will<br />
work out the criteria for evaluation.<br />
B) Student shall choose one among the following games<br />
25marks<br />
1) Hockey 2) Volleyball 3) Badminton<br />
Note: I<br />
<br />
Theory Paper in M.P.Ed. Semester System shall carry marks as indicated against each paper.<br />
Each theory paper shall be of three hours duration<br />
<br />
Since this is a professional course aimed at improving the standard of games and sport, it is essential that special attention be given to the practical aspect of<br />
Track and Field, Games and sport. Therefore, specified 20 hours per week must be devoted to the practical teaching.<br />
Note:II<br />
Part-I shall be evaluated externally, Part II shall be evaluated by an external and internal examiners and part III skill and prowess shall be evaluated internally by a<br />
panel of three examiners appointed by the Chairman /Head for each activity / game separately keeping in view their expertise in the activity /game concerned from the<br />
faculty.<br />
Note: III<br />
Each student shall be required to take 10 supervised lessons in the above mentioned areas at least five lessons shall be taken in the schools and five lessons in class<br />
itself. In addition each student shall complete four projects in different games/track and field as identified by the chairman /Head. The chairman /Head will certify on<br />
the candidate's notebook that all requirements pertaining to teaching practice, projects and officiating have been fulfilled by him/her.<br />
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Uniform for B.P.Ed & M.P.Ed. Students<br />
Sr. No. Boys Girls<br />
1. T-Shirts Maroon and White Same as for Boys<br />
2. Track suits-Multi coloured - but<br />
Same as for Boys<br />
different for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.<br />
3. Shorts Divided Shorts with Box Pleats<br />
4. Shorts White Colour Short with Flap in front-White Colour<br />
5. Sandoz-White and Maroon Colour Mega Sleeve- Sandoz- White and Maroon Colour<br />
6. Stockings/Socks Stocks/Socks<br />
7. Trouser Black Colour Trouser Black Colour<br />
8. Shirt Sky Blue Full Sleeves Shirt Sky Blue Full Sleeves<br />
9.<br />
Tie with Logo<br />
Tie/Cravat with Logo<br />
10. Blazer Maroon Colour Blazer Maroon Colour<br />
11. Kit Bag Kit Bag<br />
Annexure-I<br />
Practical part of eligibility criteria for admission to B.P.Ed. –First<br />
Year for the session 2009-10, consist of the following four parts:<br />
Part A: Motor Fitness Test (Cooper's Test) 60 Marks<br />
12 Minutes Run/Walk<br />
Part B: Sports Achievements 20 Marks<br />
Part C: Game Proficiency 15 Marks<br />
Part D: NCC/NSS (03+02) 05 Marks<br />
Total<br />
100 Marks<br />
Annexure-II<br />
Physical/ Motor Fitness Test for the admission to M.P.Ed –<br />
First Year for the session 2009-10 mentioned below:<br />
AAHPER Motor Fitness Test:<br />
Sr. No. Test Items<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Pull-ups (Boys) & Flexed Arm Hang (Girls)<br />
Bent-Knee Sit-ups<br />
Shuttle Run (10x4)<br />
Standing Broad Jump<br />
50 Yard Dash<br />
600 Yard Run-Walk<br />
Whom to Contact<br />
B. P. Ed./M.P.Ed. (Admissions) Dr. R. S. Brar HoD, Physical Education<br />
Foreign Students Ms. Gurinderjit Kaur Dept. of English<br />
Hostel Admission Dr. Avtar Singh Main Hostel<br />
College Registrar Mr. V. K. Devashwar Registrar Office<br />
College Bursar Mr. Mukesh Sharma Dept. of BBA<br />
Public Relations Mrs. Aparna Kaushal Public Relations Officer<br />
Scholarship & Fee Concession Ms. Kiran Sharma Convener<br />
Youth Activities Dr. S.S. Sidhu Dean Students Welfare<br />
Placement Cell Dr. Rakesh Thakur Vice Principals Office<br />
Redressal of Grievances Mrs. Saagiri Thapar Dept. of English<br />
Prevention of Sexual Harassment Mrs. Geetanjali Kalra Dept. of English<br />
Incharge Admissions<br />
Dean College Instructions<br />
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Academic Achievers<br />
Manoj Singh (B.P.Ed.4th Year/11003)<br />
Uni. RNo.-23003 earned 1st Position in<br />
the Annual Examination of Panjab<br />
University, Chdndigarh, Session 2007-08.<br />
Aggregate of 81% and awarded gold medal<br />
by the University<br />
Jaininder Katoch (B.P.Ed.4th Year/11004)<br />
Uni. RNo.-23004 got 2nd Position in the<br />
Annual Examination of Panjab University,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong>, Session 2007-08 with<br />
Aggregate of 79 %.<br />
Bhavtaran Singh (B.P.Ed. 4th Year/ 11031)<br />
Uni. RNo.-23031 achieved 3rd Position in<br />
the Annual Examination of Panjab<br />
University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>, Session 2007-08<br />
with Aggregateof 77.07 %.<br />
Hanish Guretia B.P.Ed.4th Year/11005<br />
Uni. RNo.-23005 got 4th Position in the<br />
Annual Examination of Panjab University,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong>, Session 2007-08 with<br />
Aggregate of 77.02 %.<br />
Sports Achievers<br />
Sarvind Yadav (B.A 2nd Year)<br />
Participated in the Senior National<br />
Wrestling Championship, held at Ayodhya ,<br />
UP and got Bronze Medal.<br />
Won Gold Medal in the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Open<br />
State Wrestling Championship.<br />
Navdeep Singh (B.P.Ed 3rd Year)<br />
Represented Punjab University in the<br />
North Zone and All India Basket Ball<br />
Intervarsity Championship held at Punjab<br />
University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> and got the honour<br />
to be the member of the Gold Medal winner<br />
team of Punjab University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
Parminder Singh Chahal<br />
(B.P.Ed 4th Year)<br />
Represented the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> State in the<br />
Senior National Wrestling Championship<br />
held at Guwahati, Assam.<br />
Rajesh Kumar<br />
B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Participated in National Games Wrestling<br />
held at Guwahati.<br />
Puran Chand Joshi B.P.Ed 1st Year<br />
Represented <strong>Chandigarh</strong> State in the<br />
Under-21 National Foot Ball Championship<br />
held at Goa.<br />
Sunil Singh B.P.Ed 1st Year<br />
Represented <strong>Chandigarh</strong> State in the<br />
Under-21 National Foot Ball Championship<br />
held at Goa.<br />
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Sports Achievers<br />
Vishal Sharma B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Represented the Himachal Pradesh State<br />
in the Senior National Basket Ball<br />
Championship held at Surat, Gujarat.<br />
Rahul Sandal B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Represented the Himachal Pradesh State<br />
in the Senior National Basket Ball<br />
Championship held at Surat, Gujarat.<br />
Parminder Singh Sandhu<br />
(B.P.Ed 4th Year)<br />
Participated in the Senior National Kabaddi<br />
championship held at Moga, Punjab<br />
Jaswant Singh B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Represented the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> State in the<br />
Senior National Hand Ball Championship<br />
held at Bangalore, Kernataka.<br />
Cultural Activities Achievers<br />
Paramjot Singh, B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Participated in the National Youth Festival<br />
organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs<br />
and Sports, Govt. of India in collaboration<br />
of Punjab Govt. held at Guru Nanak Dev<br />
University, Amritsar, Punjab.<br />
Mandeep Singh, B.P.Ed 4th Year<br />
Participated in the National Youth Festival<br />
organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs<br />
and Sports, Govt. of India in collaboration<br />
of Punjab Govt. held at Guru Nanak Dev<br />
University, Amritsar, Punjab.<br />
Vibrations of 2009-10<br />
National Sports Day : August 29th, 2009<br />
Fresher's Day : September 12th, 2009<br />
Parent Teacher Interface : October and February<br />
Personality Development Workshop: October 2009<br />
Annual Athletics Meet : November 2009<br />
Educational Tour : December/ January<br />
National Youth Day : January 12th, 2009<br />
Community Service : February 2010<br />
Farewell Party and Concluding : March 30th, 2009<br />
Function of the Department<br />
Trekking / Hiking : November /January<br />
Yoga/ Meditation Workshop : December, 2009<br />
National Conference : December 2009<br />
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GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR GIRLS<br />
Sector 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
www.gcg42.org<br />
Course offered:<br />
B.P.Ed.<br />
Bachelor of Physical Education<br />
One Year Teacher Education Programme after Graduation Recognised by NCTE.
Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
The College<br />
Since its establishment in 1982, the<br />
Government College for Girls, Sector-42,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> has been in the forefront of<br />
journey towards academic excellence and<br />
holistic growth.<br />
Principal, Dr Nindru Bal<br />
Admission Schedule<br />
B.P.Ed. – First Year<br />
No. of Seats available<br />
: 50 (Only Girls)<br />
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools : 60:40<br />
Last Date of Submission of Application : 14.07.2009<br />
Date & Time of Fitness Test<br />
(AAHPER's Motor Fitness Test)<br />
Date & Time of Entrance Test<br />
(Objective type test)<br />
: 21.07.2009 (10:00 AM.)<br />
: 21.07.2009 (1.00 PM)<br />
Display of Merit List and Formal Admission : 22.07.2009<br />
Department of Physical Education<br />
The Department of Physical Education is as old as the <strong>college</strong>. To<br />
begin with it was known as Sports Department. This <strong>college</strong> was the<br />
first among the city Govt. Colleges to introduce the subject of Physical<br />
Education (elective) in the Sports Department of the <strong>college</strong>,<br />
Consequently, the name of the department changed to Department of<br />
Physical Education and Sports. In all these years the Department has<br />
produced many National, Inter-National and Intervarsity players. In<br />
2006 B.P.Ed. (One Year Teacher Education Programme after<br />
graduation) was introduced.<br />
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Important Information<br />
It is the moral duty of all students to maintain academic<br />
environment in the <strong>college</strong>. Keeping themselves disciplined,<br />
helping maintain cleanliness, being respectful, helpful,<br />
considerate to their fellow students is what <strong>college</strong> life is all about.<br />
Ragging is strictly prohibited: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has<br />
strictly banned ragging in educational institutions. Ragging<br />
includes disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written<br />
or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating and handling<br />
with rudeness any other student which is likely to cause hardship<br />
or psychological harm or raise fear or apprehension in the fresher<br />
or junior student. The authorities would expel students indulging<br />
in such activities.<br />
Eligibility to appear in University Exams: A student is required to<br />
attend atleast 75% of lectures delivered in each subject offered by<br />
her, 75% of periods assigned to practicals must be attended.<br />
A student who remains absent for more than 7 days at a stretch<br />
without sanctioned leave is liable to have her name struck off the<br />
<strong>college</strong> rolls. If the student's name is struck off the <strong>college</strong> rolls,<br />
she is required to seek re-admission (after paying admission fee<br />
all over again.<br />
Application for sick leave for more than 5 days will have to be<br />
supported by a Medical Certificate from a Govt. Dispensary/ Hospital.<br />
Scholarships are awarded to meritorious students. They are to<br />
contact the teachers Incharge for concessions & scholarships to<br />
make use of this facility.<br />
An All Round Best Student Award is given to the student of the<br />
outgoing class during the Annual Prize Giving Function.<br />
Meritorious students should contact the Prize-Distribution<br />
Function Incharge in order to be aware of the conditions needed<br />
to be fulfilled for this award.<br />
Identity cards are issued by the library. Students must get it made<br />
whenever the notice is put up by the Librarian.<br />
Rules & Regulations for Admission<br />
for B.P.Ed. - One Years Course<br />
Nomenclature of the Course<br />
Bachelor of Physical Education: (One Year Course<br />
after Graduation).<br />
Duration of the Course<br />
The duration of the course for the Bachelor's Degree in Physical<br />
Education shall be one year.<br />
Intake of Students<br />
50 eligible girl students shall be taken.<br />
Eligibility Conditions for Admission to the Course.<br />
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations<br />
shall be eligible to join the Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.<br />
Ed.) – A One Year Course in the University.<br />
a. A Bachelor's or Post Graduate Degree in any discipline of Panjab<br />
University obtaining not<br />
Less than 45% marks.<br />
b. Bachelor's & Post<strong>graduate</strong> degree in any discipline of another<br />
University recognize by the Syndicate as equivalent to (a)<br />
obtaining not less than 45% marks.<br />
c. Provided that the candidate admitted under clause (a) or (b)<br />
Qualifies in the standard Physical Efficiency Test and<br />
participation in at least on game/sport at Inter-College level.<br />
d. Admission Criterion: The admission to the B.P. Ed. – One Year<br />
Course after Graduation shall be made on the basis of merit<br />
computed by the following criterion provided she fulfils other<br />
conditions (Academic, Sports Participation and Standard<br />
Physical Efficiency Test) as per the rules/ regulations of the<br />
University:
Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
Weightage<br />
Percentage of Weightage<br />
Qualifying Examination 25%<br />
Entrance Test (Objective type) 75%<br />
Weightage for the students who <strong>graduate</strong>d 5%<br />
from the Panjab University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
Sports Achievements<br />
50 Marks<br />
NCC / NSS 3%<br />
NOTE:<br />
Standard Physical Efficiency Test qualifying at 60% of the scores obtained in<br />
the test.<br />
Entrance Theory Test (objective type) will be conducted from within the syllabus<br />
of Physical Education (Theory and Practical for Under<strong>graduate</strong> Class of Panjab<br />
University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> including general Sports Awareness. More emphasis<br />
will be laid on Games/ Sports and their organization – Olympic Games, Asian<br />
Games, Commonwealth Games, Afro-Asian Games, SAF Games and various<br />
abbreviations (IAAF, AFI, IOC, IOA, OCA, BCCI, ICC ETC.).<br />
Weightage<br />
The following weightage shall be given wherever applicable, on the<br />
normalized aggregate marks arrived at or on academic weightage<br />
determined for qualifying examination for course covered under the<br />
Entrance Test.<br />
5% of the marks thus obtained by such candidate as have passed<br />
the qualifying examination from<br />
Punjab University. The weightage will not be applicable for<br />
admissions are made only on the basis of competitive /entrance<br />
test.<br />
Up to a maximum of 4% distinction in any or all of the following<br />
co-curricular activities, achieved in any of the 3 years preceding<br />
the year of admission.1% weightage shall be given for each of<br />
these categories, except in the case of NCC and adult education<br />
, for which weightage is as given below:<br />
(a) N.C.C<br />
The holder of N.C.C .A, B and C Certificates shall be given the<br />
weightage in marks as under:-<br />
A : 1% B : 2% C : 3%<br />
(b) N.S.S<br />
(O, A or B Grades of Certificates of merit for winning first or second<br />
position)<br />
(a) A person getting any of the first three positions in the<br />
Olympic/ world games / commonwealth games.<br />
(b) A person representing India in the above said games /<br />
tournaments.<br />
(c) A person representing India in official test matches<br />
abroad and within the country.<br />
(d) 1st position in all India inter university / senior national<br />
approved games /competition conducted by the<br />
respective federation<br />
(e) 2nd position in the above said competition<br />
(f) 3rd position in the above said competition<br />
(g) 1st position in zonal inter-university competition<br />
50 marks<br />
40 marks<br />
30 marks<br />
20 marks<br />
15 marks<br />
10 marks<br />
9 marks<br />
25<br />
(h) 2nd position in the above said competition<br />
(i) 3rd position in the above said competition<br />
(j) 2nd position in the inter <strong>college</strong> / state approved<br />
games / competition<br />
(k) 2nd position in the above said competition<br />
(l) 3rd position in the above said competition<br />
Scheme of Study<br />
The course of instruction for the B. P. Ed Examination consists<br />
of three parts as under:<br />
8 marks<br />
7 marks<br />
6 marks<br />
5 marks<br />
PART - I Theory Papers 1400 Marks<br />
PART – II Practice of Teaching 500 Marks<br />
PART - III Skill and Prowess 100 Marks<br />
Total Marks<br />
2000 Marks<br />
NOTE:<br />
• Part-I will be evaluated externally.<br />
• Part-II will be evaluated with one external and one internal<br />
examiner.<br />
• Part-III will be evaluated by a panel of three internal examiners<br />
appointed by the Chairman /Principal of the Department/<br />
Institution.<br />
Successful candidates shall<br />
be classified as follows<br />
Theory Part I<br />
Pass 3rd Div. 2nd Div. 1st Div. Distinction<br />
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%<br />
Marks in Agg.<br />
Practical Part II<br />
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%<br />
Marks in Agg.<br />
Skill and Prowess Part III<br />
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%<br />
Marks in Agg.<br />
Note: Since this is a professional course aimed at improving the standard of<br />
games and sports, it is essential that special attention be given to the<br />
practical aspect of Track and Field, Games and Sports. Therefore, specified<br />
20 hours per week must be devoted to the practical teaching.<br />
Following Track and Field, Games and Sports will be taught to the<br />
students during the course of study: Track and Field Events (except<br />
Pole Vault), Football, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Handball,<br />
Cricket, Hockey, Kho-Kho-, Kabaddi, Softball, Yoga, Gymnastics and<br />
Swimming.
Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
One Year Bachelor of Physical Education (B. P. Ed) Semester System<br />
PART -I THEORIY PAPER (SEMESTER - I)<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
I HPE-101 History of Physical Education 80+20=100<br />
II AEP-102 Anatomy, Physiology And<br />
For the purpose of examinations in this part there shall be three<br />
lessons as under:<br />
Movement Lesson<br />
General Lesson<br />
Theory Lesson<br />
Swimming (Free Style:25 meters)<br />
Note:<br />
80+10*= 90 marks<br />
80+10*= 90 marks<br />
80+10*= 90 marks<br />
25 marks<br />
The candidate shall prepare a note book covering above three<br />
categories of lessons, which shall carry 30 marks (10 x 3 i.e. 10 marks<br />
for each lesson note book) the minimum number of marks required to<br />
pass the examination in each part shall be 40%<br />
PARAT – lll (SEMESTER-l) SKILL AND PROWESS<br />
Group – l Track and field<br />
Sprinting and Relays<br />
Shot put and Javelin throw<br />
Long jump and high jump<br />
Group-ll Games and Sports<br />
Exercise Physiology<br />
III KIN-103 Kinesiology 80+20=100<br />
IV EPS-104 Educational Psychology 80+20=100<br />
V PAR-105 Philosophy & Administration<br />
of Recreation<br />
80+20=100<br />
80+20=100<br />
VI MPE-106 Methods of Physical Education 80+20=100<br />
VII SCO-107 Science of Sports Training 80+20=100<br />
PART-II (Semester-I) PRACTICAL<br />
Each trainee will be required to take a minimum of 10 supervised<br />
lessons in the various physical activities and theory at least 5 lessons<br />
of theory shall be taken in schools or <strong>college</strong>s and 5 in the class itself.<br />
In addition, each trainee shall complete five officiating projects in<br />
different activities.<br />
16 Marks<br />
Gymnastics 10 Marks<br />
Hockey 6 Marks<br />
Football 6 Marks<br />
Basketball 6 Marks<br />
Softball 6 Marks<br />
PART – I (SEMESTER-II) THEORY PAPERS<br />
Paper Code Subject Title Marks<br />
I. FPE-201 Foundations of Physical 80 + 20 = 100<br />
Education<br />
II. HEA-202 Health Education and Athletic Care 80 + 20 = 100<br />
III. BIO-203 Biomechanics 80 + 20 = 100<br />
IV. SPS-204 Sports Psychology 80 + 20 = 100<br />
V. ACE-205 Applied Computer Education 80 + 20 = 100<br />
VI. MAP-206 Management of Physical 80 + 20 = 100<br />
Education<br />
VII. OGT-207 Officiating in Games and 80 + 20 = 100<br />
Track & Field<br />
PART – II (SEMESTER-II) PRACTICAL<br />
Each trainee will have to take a minimum of 10 supervised lessons in<br />
Track and Field, Games and Sports out of which 5 lessons shall be<br />
taken in schools or <strong>college</strong>s and (5) in the class itself. In addition,<br />
each trainee shall have to complete five officiating projects in Track<br />
and Field, Games and Sports.<br />
Teaching Lesson in Games.<br />
80+10=90 Marks<br />
Teaching Lesson in Track & Field<br />
80+10=90 Marks<br />
Swimming (Back Stroke: 20 meters)<br />
25 Marks<br />
Group-II Games and Sports<br />
Badminton 5 Marks Volleyball 5 Marks<br />
Handball 5 Marks Cricket 5 Marks<br />
Kho-Kho 5 Marks Kabaddi 5 Marks<br />
Yoga Asanas 5 Marks<br />
PART – III (SECOND SEMESTER) SKILL AND PROWESS<br />
Group-I Track and Field (15 Marks)<br />
1. Middle distance 2. Long distanc<br />
5. Discus throw<br />
3. Hurdles 4. Triple Jump<br />
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Other Policies<br />
CANCELLATION OF SEATS / ADMISSION<br />
Admission of all such student who fail to attend at least 33 % of the total<br />
lectures delivered and practicals held in all the papers during the first<br />
10 day from the start of teaching work in the course concerned shall be<br />
cancelled by the principal of the <strong>college</strong> on the recommendation of<br />
H.O.D of physical education / Incharge B.P. Ed course after following<br />
the procedure given below:<br />
1. By the 12th day after the start of classes for a particular course,<br />
the name of those students who fail to attend at least 33% of the<br />
total lectures / practicals shall be put upon the Department Notice<br />
Board. Within 4 days of the date of such Notice, a student who is<br />
short of attendance may give in writing the reasons for her<br />
absence from the classes.<br />
2. If a student does not submit an application in writing within the<br />
prescribed time as stated above, or the response given by the<br />
student in her application are not found to be sufficient and<br />
justified in the opinion of the office of the principal / HOD physical<br />
Education, her admission shall be cancelled.<br />
3. All the seats thus falling vacant shall be filled from the waiting list<br />
or through subsequent counseling before the expiry of the last<br />
date fixed for admission by the <strong>college</strong> / university.<br />
When the admission of the students is cancelled as stated above, the<br />
Department shall display on the Department notice board the list of the<br />
person (s) next in the waiting list and make admissions accordingly.<br />
Note: It is obligatory on the part of the student to keep in touch with the<br />
Department for the possibility of the seats falling vacant.<br />
Scope for Extra Curricular Activities<br />
SPORTS<br />
The <strong>college</strong> provides facilities for the following games. Student on<br />
the rolls are expected to participate in at least one of these:<br />
Hockey<br />
Table Tennis<br />
Basket Ball<br />
Kho-Kho<br />
Volley-Ball Yoga<br />
Cross Country Race<br />
Athletics<br />
Cricket Football<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Weight- lifting /power lifting<br />
Soft-ball<br />
Net-bal<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Hand- ball<br />
Judo<br />
Kabaddi<br />
All students opting for physical education as an elective subject and<br />
participating in games must equip themselves with proper sports gear<br />
as soon as they join <strong>college</strong>.<br />
N.C.C<br />
Facility for participation in the national cadet corps (Army Wing) is<br />
available for the students. Students are prepared for “B” and “C”<br />
certificate examination so that they may avail themselves of reserved<br />
seats in the I.M.A meant for N.C.C. “C” certificate holder. We have one<br />
unit of army wing.<br />
Incharge - Dr (Ms.) Lipi Bhattacharya<br />
N.S.S<br />
National service schema with the motto 'Not me but you' aim at<br />
personality devolvement through community participation. It is meant<br />
to inculcate a sprite of co-operation and social work among the<br />
students. The <strong>college</strong> hold various camp in the suburbs of the<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> where student interact with the village folk and the colony<br />
residents to impact Adult Education, environment and AIDS<br />
awareness and also to create awareness against social evils.<br />
Incharge – Dr. Gurmel Singh<br />
No. of units – Three<br />
Tutorial Groups<br />
Dr (Mrs.) Charanjit Kaur<br />
Dr. Nemi Chand<br />
Each student will be assigned to a tutor who will look after her<br />
welfare and studies.<br />
The tutor will maintain a record of the student's conduct, health,<br />
attendance and progress in studies as well as her participation in<br />
co- curricular activities.<br />
The tutor will lay stress on moral education.<br />
Tutorial group meetings will be held on the last Saturday of<br />
every month.<br />
UNIFORM / DRESS CODE<br />
Sports/ Games/ Activity Dress – As per weather track suit and T-<br />
shirt: Maroon colour track suit and grey T-shirt.<br />
Footwear – As per the requirement of Game/ Sports/ Activity – White<br />
warming-up/ Running Shoes/ Football Studs, Spikes etc.<br />
Formal dress: Theory Classes, Teaching Practice in School/<br />
College, celebrations of National/ International Days. Departmental<br />
Functions etc.<br />
Summer Uniform: Grey Trousers with Maroon T-shirt.<br />
Winter Uniform: Grey Trousers, White full Sleeve Shirt. Maroon<br />
Blazer with Maroon Scarf.
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Leave Rules<br />
Student should apply for leave on the leave application form<br />
available in the <strong>college</strong> office.<br />
Prior sanction for leave must be taken. In case of sickness or an<br />
emergency, the leave application must be submitted within<br />
a week.<br />
Application for sick leave for more than five days will have to be<br />
supported by a Medical Certificate from a Government<br />
Dispensary/ Hospital.<br />
Absence fine without leave is Rs. 1/- per period and Rs. 4/- for the<br />
whole day.<br />
College Hostel<br />
HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES<br />
The <strong>college</strong> hostel has as many as 265 seats for new admission<br />
cases. In addition to these seats the <strong>college</strong> offers an arrangement of<br />
33 students in working women Hostel, Sector- 24 <strong>Chandigarh</strong>. 'ON<br />
THE SPOT ADMISSION” DOES NOT APPLY TO CANDIDATES<br />
WHO SEEK HOSTEL ADMISSION ALSO.'<br />
The candidates have to apply in advance as per the instructions<br />
given below:<br />
1. Hostel admission for all streams shall be strictly on merit basis.<br />
2. The admission forms for Hostel seekers for all the streams are to<br />
be submitted by 06.7.2009.<br />
3. No forms will be accepted on the day of admission.<br />
4. A candidate seeking admission to the hostel should apply for<br />
hostel seat on prescribed form (available in the Hostel) along with<br />
admission form of the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
5. Irrespective of the <strong>college</strong> seats, the hostel seats are limited.<br />
Therefore admission to the <strong>college</strong> does not ensure the right of<br />
the candidate to the hostel seat.<br />
6. Admission to the hostel will be as per rules and regulations issued<br />
by <strong>Chandigarh</strong> administration and will be decided by Hostel<br />
Admission Committee.<br />
7. Hostel seat is allotted strictly on merit and for one academic year.<br />
The Principal reserves the right to cancel the seats in case of any<br />
complaint/ default even in the case of old students.<br />
8. Student seeking admission to the hostel is expected to read al the<br />
rules and regulations printed on the back of the hostel admission<br />
form and in the prospectus. Rules and regulations notified from<br />
time to time will be binding on resident students.<br />
9. It is mandatory for the parents and local guardians to accompany<br />
their wards at the time of admission to the hostel.<br />
10. Old resident students should apply afresh for admission. Their<br />
merit and their conduct in the hostel in the previous session will be<br />
taken into consideration. For old residents of the hostel, it is<br />
notified that admission to the hostel is not a matter of right.<br />
11. Interview for hostel admission before the admission committee<br />
will be held after the <strong>college</strong> admission on the notified dates for<br />
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admission in the <strong>college</strong>. Students are expected to maintain a<br />
decent dress code in the hostel and <strong>college</strong> premises.<br />
12. If the candidate fails to report on the day of admission due to any<br />
reason, the candidate loses her claim of position on the merit and<br />
her case will be considered after entire admission schedule of the<br />
<strong>college</strong> is over and the principal grants permission for the same.<br />
13. At the time of admission, parents are advised to inform the hostel<br />
authorities of any chronic ailment from which the student may be<br />
suffering, so that they are better equipped and prepared to handle<br />
such emergencies. In case this fact is concealed, the student's<br />
seat will be cancelled the moment it is so discovered.<br />
14. Strict action will be taken against the student found indulging in<br />
any sort of ragging. She may even be expelled from the hostel as<br />
well as from the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
15. Allotment of rooms in the hostel will be strictly accordingly to the<br />
rules framed by the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
General Rules<br />
1. A resident is required to attend a minimum of 55% of lectures<br />
delivered per month and 75% of the total lectures delivered failing<br />
which she has to vacate her hostel seat.<br />
2. Students who fail to obtain 25% marks in aggregate in house<br />
examination or have lecture shortage will forfeit their hostel seat.<br />
3. Possession and consuming of any kind of intoxicants in the hostel<br />
shall entail expulsion from the the hostel.<br />
4. All the residents are required to take their meals in the hostel<br />
mess. Minimum charges of 40 meals per month will be charged<br />
from each resident.<br />
5. No resident will pass on the key of her room to another resident or<br />
to an outsider.<br />
6. Internal locks/ latch locks are not permitted to be installed in the<br />
hostel room.<br />
7. In case a resident absents herself from classes in the <strong>college</strong> for<br />
seven days continuously without prior permission, she will be<br />
asked to vacate the hostel. If a resident student's name is struck<br />
from the <strong>college</strong> for any reason, she will have to vacate the hostel<br />
seat.<br />
8. No student will be allowed t stay in the <strong>college</strong> hostel during<br />
autumn and Winter break and summer vacation (after University<br />
Examination).<br />
9. Hostel rooms and premises must be kept neat and tidy.<br />
10. Parents will countersign the attendance, house test results,<br />
record of outing of their wards regularly.<br />
11. Habitual defiance of hostel rules will render a resident student<br />
liable to disciplinary action, a special fine and even expulsion from<br />
the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
12. Resident students are not allowed to take part in any kind of<br />
protest or strikes.<br />
13. Parents of defaulter students can be called by the hostel<br />
authorities any time, so they are advised to take the report of their<br />
wards from the hostel warden from time to time.<br />
14. Married girls are not allowed to stay in the collage hostel. In case a<br />
student gets married during the session, she will have to vacate<br />
the hostel.
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Appoitement of Local Guardian<br />
1. Appointment of a local guardian is mandatory for admission to the<br />
hostel.<br />
2. Parents must submit photographs of local guardian at the time of<br />
admission to the hostel.<br />
3. Male students (real brother and cousins) will not be accepted as<br />
local guardians and will not allowed to enter the <strong>college</strong> premises.<br />
4. In case of an emergency, local guardians will be informed.<br />
5. Parents/ local guardian must immediately inform in writing any<br />
change in their address or contact number.<br />
6. Hiding of facts or stating of wrong facts will amount to rustication<br />
from the hostel.<br />
7. Only parents/guardian will be allowed to meet their wards from<br />
3:30pm to 5:30 pm on Saturdays and 10:30am to 1:00pm on<br />
Sundays.<br />
Joining the Hostel<br />
1. Resident students are expected to arrive a day before the term<br />
starts.<br />
2. They are expected to bring their own bedding, bed linen. Locks,<br />
tumblers, steel plates, spoons, a bucket, and a mug.<br />
3. Furniture will be issued to the resident students against their<br />
signature. Each student will be responsible for any breakage or<br />
loss of furniture issued to her. Before leaving the hostel she must<br />
obtain a “No Dues” certificate from the warden.<br />
4. Hostel students are not permitted to use private electrical<br />
appliances. In case of a default a fine of Rs 500/- will be imposed<br />
and the electrical appliance will be confiscated. They are also<br />
warned not to tamper with electrical fittings. The collage will not be<br />
responsible for any mishap.<br />
5. The <strong>college</strong> does not take the responsibility of valuables<br />
(especially mobile phones) and of excessive cash of resident<br />
student. They are therefore advised not to bring jewellery with<br />
them.<br />
The <strong>college</strong> does not take any responsibility for any action of any girl<br />
that proves fatal or is detrimental to her social position.<br />
Permission to Leave The Hostel<br />
1. Students will not be allowed to leave the hostel before the official<br />
teaching is declared off. They are advised to take prior permission<br />
from the Principal if they make any travel reservation before this<br />
date.<br />
2. If parents want to give a permanent authority to their wards to<br />
leave the hostel for tuition, days-out or home town trip, they must<br />
fill the specified form at the time of admission to the hostel and<br />
sign the register.
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Achievers<br />
Nidhi Chandle, B.P. Ed.<br />
Cricket (Attended India Camp)<br />
Kulbir Kaur<br />
B.P. Ed.<br />
Cycling (Attended India Camp)<br />
Neha Dholi, B.P. Ed.<br />
Baseball (Capt. of Punjab<br />
University)<br />
Ritu Rana, B.P. Ed.<br />
Yoga (Gold Medalist)<br />
Dechan Chorol, B.P. Ed.<br />
Football<br />
Jaskiran, B.A. III<br />
Football<br />
Dawinder Kaur, B.A. III<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
Baljinder , B.A. III<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
Heshma Mongia<br />
B.P. Ed.<br />
Boxing<br />
Rajwinder Kaur, B.A. III<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
Jotparkash Kaur, B.A. III<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
Reena, B.A. II<br />
Yoga, (H.P. State 5th position)<br />
Gymnastic (Inter College<br />
3rd position<br />
Pinki, B.P. Ed.<br />
Gymnastic<br />
Ginny Yadav<br />
B.P. Ed.<br />
Baseball<br />
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Anuradha, B.A. II<br />
Yoga, (H.P. State IInd position)<br />
Gymnastic (Inter College 3rd position<br />
Manpreet Kaur, B.A. II<br />
Yoga, Gymnastic<br />
(3rd in Inter College)
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Achievers<br />
Salochna Devi, B.A. II<br />
Yoga (H.P. 3rd Position)<br />
Babita Rawat, B.A. II<br />
Yoga 2nd Position in H.P. State)<br />
Ritu Sharma, B.A. II<br />
Yoga (H.P. State 3rd Position)<br />
Luxmi, B.A. II<br />
Yoga (4th Position)<br />
Priyanka, B.A. II<br />
Football<br />
Babita, B.A. I<br />
Gymnastic, Yoga<br />
Asha, B.A. I<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
(Bronze Medal Inter College)<br />
Kanchan Gularia, B.A. I<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
(Silver Medal in Inter College)<br />
Deepika, B.A. I<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)<br />
Babita , B.A. I<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)<br />
Preeti, B.A. I<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)<br />
Heights by great men reached and kept<br />
were not attained by sudden flight<br />
but they, while their brethren slept,<br />
were toiling upward in the night.<br />
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow<br />
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Post Graduate Govt. College-11<br />
Common Information<br />
Instruction To Fill<br />
The Admission Form<br />
1. Each prospectus contains two forms, a student can apply in any<br />
of the courses.<br />
2. Fill a separate form for each <strong>college</strong> and each course.<br />
3. Write in blue ink.<br />
4. Fill up all the columns carefully.<br />
5. Write Neatly. Forms with overwriting shall not be accepted.<br />
6. Give the full form of the Board/University from which you have<br />
passed the last examination, e.g. Punjab School Education<br />
Board.<br />
7. Attach the character certificate from the Institution (recognized<br />
and affiliated) last attended. Private candidates should attach a<br />
character certificate issued by a gazetted officer.<br />
8. Attach self-attested copies of the following certificates:<br />
i. Matriculation/ Sr. secondary certificate showing date of birth.<br />
ii.<br />
iii.<br />
iv.<br />
Board/University certificate showing the previous<br />
examination passed.<br />
Certificate of merit/Prizes won, if any<br />
Proof of your residence i.e. Ration Card/ Driving Licence/<br />
Voter's Identity Card (any one)<br />
9. Tick mark Reservation, if any. If reserved Category, attach the<br />
required documents.<br />
10. If you have been declared pass in +2 but have failed in one or<br />
more subjects, mention this fact clearly in the column of the<br />
previous classed passed.<br />
11. Fill the details of the classes passed. You can attach an extra<br />
sheet indicating the marks in individual subjects.<br />
12. Affix one copy of your passport size photograph on the specified<br />
column/place in the admission form.<br />
13. Application incomplete in any respect or received in the office<br />
after the expiry of due date shall not be entertained.<br />
14. Please collect the Acknowledgement slip from the <strong>college</strong> in<br />
which you are applying for admission.<br />
Important<br />
1. Bring all original certificates and documents at the time of interview.<br />
2. Parents/Guardian should sign the declaration and undertaking<br />
Note<br />
U.T. Pool candidates: Those who have passed their lower qualifying<br />
examination as regular candidates from schools and <strong>college</strong>s in U. T.,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
General pool candidates: Those who have passed their lower qualifying<br />
examination from schools and <strong>college</strong>s in U.T., <strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
GENERAL RULES OF ADMISSION<br />
1. Candidates and their parents/guardian are expected to read the<br />
prospectus carefully before applying for admission.<br />
2. Candidates should consult the page of the relevant course and<br />
the <strong>college</strong> where they want to apply.<br />
3. Admission to the various classes is made strictly on merit in<br />
accordance with the Panjab University and <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Administration rules.<br />
4. The merit shall be determined on the basis of marks obtained in<br />
all the subjects opted for by the candidates. In case the marks of<br />
two or more students are the same, the age factor would decide<br />
the merit –the older is senior.<br />
5. The admission forms shall have separate columns for father's<br />
and mother's name. The mother's name along with the father's<br />
names shall be mentioned in all the records. However, in case<br />
some students do not wish to declare the name of either mother<br />
or father, they may not be forced to do so and no one be denied<br />
admission on this ground.<br />
6. For admissions, fraction of marks less than the requisite<br />
percentage shall not be rounded off to the advantage of the<br />
candidate, i.e. 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9% shall not be rounded off<br />
to 33 %, 40% and 50% etc.<br />
7. It shall be the sole discretion of the Principal/ Admission<br />
Committee to admit or not to admit the detained students of<br />
the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
8. Students disqualified by any University/ Board shall not be<br />
admitted to the <strong>college</strong>s. Such students need not apply<br />
for admission.<br />
9. In case of late declaration pf result by the Panjab University, the<br />
normal admission will take place within 10 working days of the<br />
declaration of the work, subject to the availability of the seats.<br />
This rule will not be applied to a candidate who passes the lower<br />
examination from the other University/ Board. It means that those<br />
students whose result is declared late by the University other<br />
than Panjab University shall not be allowed the late admission to<br />
the <strong>college</strong>s under any circumstances.<br />
10. Candidates with the break in their studies will not be admitted to<br />
any <strong>college</strong>s until the gap is explained to the satisfaction of the<br />
Principal of the concerned <strong>college</strong>.<br />
11. For gap year, a student is to supply an affidavit, a specimen copy<br />
which is given on page no. 40.<br />
12. The Principal's decision shall be final and binding regarding<br />
interpretation of rules for admission. Not with standing any rule<br />
incorporated in the Prospectus, the Principal of the <strong>college</strong><br />
reserve the right of admission.<br />
13. In case the conduct of student session is not satisfactory, the<br />
Principal has every right to cancel his or her admission.<br />
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Reservation Policy<br />
A candidate applying in a reserved category shall carefully indicate his/her<br />
claim for only one category. In the admission form. In case the candidate<br />
wrongly indicates claim for more than one reserved category, the one<br />
claimed in the first instance shall be considered. No change of category will<br />
be entertained /permitted in the application form or otherwise a later stage.<br />
a) UT Pool:-60% seats of the total sanction intake will be filled up from<br />
amongst the students who passed their qualifying examination from<br />
Institutions recognized by the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration and<br />
situated in the U.T. of <strong>Chandigarh</strong> as a regular student of said<br />
College/school subject to the condition that such student must have<br />
studied for two years at <strong>Chandigarh</strong> and have passed one lower<br />
qualifying examination from these <strong>college</strong>s/Schools. These seats will<br />
be termed as 'UT Pool'.<br />
b) General Pool:-40% of the total sanctioned seats will be filled up from<br />
amongst the students who passed their qualifying examination from<br />
Institutions other than those located in the Union Territory of<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> or otherwise .These seats will be termed as<br />
General Pool.<br />
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe<br />
The following percentage of seats is prescribed for the student belonging<br />
to Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes.<br />
Note: These concessions are not applicable to self-financing course.<br />
UT Pool Schedule Castes-14% Schedule Tribes.-Nil<br />
General Pool Schedule Castes-15% Schedule Tribes.-05%<br />
B.P.Ed.- One Year Course<br />
Total Seats = 50 (Only Girls)<br />
U.T. Pool: (60%) = 30 Seats General Pool: (40%) = 20 Seats<br />
Open= 22 Seats<br />
Open=16 Seats<br />
Reserved<br />
Reserved<br />
SC = 04(14%) SC = 03(15%)<br />
Defence= 02 (5%) Defence= 01 (5%)<br />
Freedom = Fighter= 01 (2%) Freedom = Fighter= Nil<br />
Sports= 01 (2%) Sports= Nil<br />
Note: - In case of students migrated from Kashmir and Foreign<br />
Students, additional seats shall be created by the Panjab University.<br />
If the requisite number of students of SC category in the UT pool is not<br />
available, the seats will be made open to those students belonging to<br />
general category of the said pool. In the general pool if the requisite<br />
number of students belonging to SC/ST categories is not available,<br />
the reservation will be in interchangeable amongst the students of<br />
these categories. However, if seats still remain unfilled these will be<br />
made open amongst the students of the general category of the<br />
said pool.<br />
Ex-serviceman, Dependents of<br />
Defence/ Para Military Personnel etc.<br />
5% of seats in each pool would be filled in from the following<br />
categories of students in order of preference.<br />
a) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel who are<br />
awardees of gallantry decorations of Paramvir/ Mahavir/ Vir<br />
Chakra in person or Posthumously.<br />
Or<br />
Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and para<br />
military personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who died while in service<br />
and were killed or were totally incapacitated in action while in<br />
service and were wholly dependent on them.<br />
b) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary<br />
personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who died while in service<br />
and were wholly dependent on them.<br />
c) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary<br />
personnel like GRPF,BSF etc. who were incapacitated<br />
while in service and were wholly dependent on them.<br />
d) Children /Widows of Defence persons killed or disabled to the<br />
extent of 50% or more in actions, wards of gallantry awardees,<br />
Ex- service man and children of serving Defence personnel /<br />
Ex-serviceman.<br />
Note:-<br />
e) Sons/ Daughters/suppose of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary<br />
personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who are wholly<br />
dependent on them.<br />
The applicants seeking admission under categories (a) are<br />
required to submit the photocopy of citation for gallantry award<br />
failing which they will not be considered for this category.<br />
The applicants seeking admission under category (b) and (c) are<br />
required to submit the certificate from the respective<br />
headquarters regarding death or totally incapacitated while in<br />
service.<br />
The applicants seeking admission to category (d) are required to<br />
submit discharge certificate from service and certificate of<br />
dependence from the Director Zila Sainik Board.<br />
The applicants claiming admission under category (e) are required to<br />
submit the certificate of dependence from the unit in which parents/<br />
suppose is serving.<br />
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Children and Grand Children<br />
of Freedom Fighters<br />
2% seats from each pool will be filled from the children and grand<br />
children of freedom fighters.<br />
A freedom fighter is a person who has either been granted freedom<br />
fighter pension by the <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration or has<br />
been awarded<br />
“Tamra Patra” by the Govt. of India for his political suffering. No person<br />
other than the above mentioned persons will be considered as<br />
freedom fighter for the purpose of reservation of admission. The<br />
requisite certificate will be issued by the Deputy Commissioner of the<br />
District to which student belongs, which will be considered<br />
irrespective of the form in which it is issued<br />
self explanatory.<br />
provided it is<br />
Grand children means son's sons/ daughters or daughter's son<br />
/daughters. Wards of freedom fighters who have been awarded<br />
“Tamra Patra” by the Govt. of India would also be eligible for<br />
reservation under this category. In case of such freedom fighter they<br />
should produce their “Tamra Patra” certificate, freedom fighter<br />
certificate and dependence certificate fro the Deputy Commissioner of<br />
the district in which they reside.<br />
The applicants from this category will not be considered without the<br />
following documents:-<br />
Note:-<br />
i) The photocopy of “Tamra Patra” certificate or freedom fighter<br />
certificate.<br />
ii)<br />
Dependence certificate from the concerned Deputy<br />
Commissioner.<br />
Reservation of Sportsmen/<br />
Sportswomen<br />
a) 2% seats would be filled with sportsmen or sportswomen on the<br />
basis of their merit as per the grading criteria recommended by<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration. This category shall not be divided in<br />
to UT pool/General pool. Benefits of reservation under this<br />
category shall be available only to the following category of<br />
the students.<br />
i) Those who passed their qualifying examination from any<br />
institution recognized by <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration and situated<br />
in the U. T. of <strong>Chandigarh</strong> as a regular student of the said<br />
institution, who have studied at <strong>Chandigarh</strong> institution at least two<br />
years before applying for gradation certificate subject to the<br />
Students seeking admission to this category shall be considered<br />
only:<br />
condition that such students must represent <strong>Chandigarh</strong> state<br />
etc. in the National /other recognized tournament.<br />
ii) Where <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration has adopted the notification<br />
of other State/ U.T.s on reciprocal basis to give benefit of<br />
reservation in admission in sports category in <strong>Chandigarh</strong>, they<br />
will be graded as per existing policy of <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Administration.<br />
iii) Countersigning of gradation certificate shall only be<br />
admissible on reciprocal basis provided that counter signed<br />
certificate will be graded as per the policy of <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Administration.<br />
b) Performance in the following sports discipline will only be<br />
considered for the purpose of sports graduation certificate:<br />
1 2 3<br />
Athletics Archery Badminton<br />
4 5 6<br />
Basketball Boxing Ball Badminton<br />
7 8 9<br />
Chess Cycling Cricket<br />
10 11 12<br />
Football Frencing Gymnastics<br />
13 14 15<br />
Golf Hockey Handball<br />
16 17 18<br />
Judo Kabaddi (NS) Kayaking<br />
19 20 21<br />
Kho-Kho Netball Rowing<br />
22 23 24<br />
Shooting Softball Squesh<br />
25 26 27<br />
Swimming & Canoeing Tennis Table Tennis<br />
28 29 30<br />
Volleyball Wrestling Tennis Weight Lifting<br />
1. If/ his's/ her's age falls within the age group and eligible for<br />
participation in inter-<strong>college</strong>/ inter university tournaments.<br />
2. If his/ her achievements in sports relate to his/her activities in any<br />
of the three years proceeding to the admission (e.g. for admission<br />
in the year 2005-06 the achievements shall not be prior to<br />
April1, 2002)<br />
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Reservation for other categories<br />
There will be no reservation for any other categories such as:-<br />
1. Backward class<br />
2. Teacher's children, self and spouses.<br />
3. Widow/Divorced / Deserted Woman.<br />
4. Border belt/Backward area.<br />
5. Children of innocent civilians killed/sustained 100% disability by<br />
Foreign Students<br />
2% seats are reserved for foreign students in 4 years' B.P. Ed. The<br />
foreign students should submit along with their-application the<br />
following documents without which they will not be considered for<br />
admission under this category.<br />
Eligibility Certificate<br />
a) If a student seeking admission on the basis of foreign qualification.<br />
b) Long term students visa.<br />
c) Proof of foreign nationality.<br />
Note:-<br />
terrorist/ security forces acting in aid of civil powers. Or children of<br />
victims of November, 1984 riots. Or children of any deserters<br />
killed /100% physically disabled or children of external/internal<br />
migrants. Or physically handicapped/ incapacitated/ mentally<br />
challenged.<br />
6. Children /widows of Panjab police killed/disables in action.<br />
Foreign students residing abroad should apply through their respective<br />
embassies to the Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of External<br />
Affairs, New Delhi.<br />
Foreign students shall have to comply with all the requirements of<br />
Government of India, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> administration as well as Punjab<br />
University as prescribed by them time to time.<br />
The reservation of seats given above shall be strictly adhered to. In case<br />
seats in the reserved category remain vacant on account of non-availability<br />
of qualified candidates, such seats may be filled up from the general<br />
category. The candidate who had applied for a reserved category will be<br />
considered for a particular category only.<br />
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Rules Pertaining to Academics<br />
Eligibility to Appear in the University Examination<br />
Attendance Requirement<br />
As per the University Regulations, a student is required to attend at<br />
least:<br />
1. 75% of the full course of lectures delivered to his/her class in each<br />
subject offered by him/her.<br />
2. 75% of the periods assigned to practical work in each<br />
concerned subject.<br />
Information on changes, if any, in the eligibility condition would be<br />
available with the concerned committees.<br />
A student who remains absent for more than seven days at a stretch<br />
without sanctioned leave is liable to have his/her name struck off from<br />
the <strong>college</strong> rolls.<br />
Re-admission : If a student's name is struck off from the <strong>college</strong> rolls,<br />
he/she is required to seek re-admission within 10 working days, falling<br />
which, his/her admission will stand cancelled.<br />
House Examinations & Internal Assessment for B. P. Ed.<br />
As per the instructions of Panjab University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Internal<br />
assessment based upon September & December Test is to be sent on<br />
the Performa provided by the Panjab University. The assessment<br />
based on 3% marks in September Test and 5% in December Test in<br />
each paper of all the subjects of B. P. Ed and M. P. Ed. Classes.<br />
1. Weightage of 2 marks will be given for attendance, as follows:<br />
(i)Attendance above 85%-2 marks.<br />
(ii)Attendance 75% to 85%-1 marks.<br />
2. Absence or exemption from the examination on any ground (even<br />
medical) is treated as failure with nil marks.<br />
3. Students found guilty of using unfair means in the house<br />
examinations will abide by the decision of the UMC Committees<br />
as per the rules.<br />
4. A student attending NCC Camps/Sports/Cultural Activities will<br />
seek prior permission for absence in September/December<br />
Tests. He/she may be allowed to appear in a Special Test, if held<br />
at the discretion of the principal.<br />
A Student is Required to Obtain<br />
1. A minimum of 40% marks in the aggregate of all subjects in the<br />
house examinations to be eligible to appear in the annual<br />
University examination.<br />
2. A minimum of marks as per the latest Panjab University rules in<br />
the special test, if held at the discretion of the Principal,<br />
subsequent to regular house examinations.<br />
Note:<br />
House Examinations & Internal Assessment for Post<strong>graduate</strong> Classes<br />
as per the Panjab University Norms
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Libraries<br />
Leave Rules<br />
The PGGC-11 and GCG-42 libraries are fully computerised and are<br />
equipped with books on various disciplines including B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.<br />
Courses. Libraries also subscribe to latest National and Internationals<br />
Journals, Dissertation Abstracts, Magazines and News Papers.<br />
Text Books Library<br />
Under the University grants Commission's schemes for Text Books Library,<br />
sets of standard Text Books are issued to the needy students up to the end of<br />
their University Examination.<br />
1. Students should apply for leave on the leave application form available in<br />
the <strong>college</strong> office.<br />
2. Prior sanction for leave must be taken.<br />
3. In case sickness or an emergency, the leave application must be<br />
submitted within a week.<br />
4. Application for sick leave for more than five days will have to be supported<br />
by a Medical Certificate from a Government Dispensary/Hospital.<br />
5. Absence fine without leave is Rs. 1/- per period and Rs. 4/- for the whole<br />
day.<br />
6. Leave on medical grounds or otherwise does not entitle a student to claim<br />
benefit of lectures or for appearing in the special Test.<br />
Library Rules<br />
1. Identity Card / Library Card-cum-Reader's Ticket / PVC Identity<br />
card / Library Card.<br />
As soon as a student is admitted to the <strong>college</strong>, he/she will be issued<br />
an Identity Card/ Library Card-cum-Reader's Ticket on production of<br />
the fee receipt. Four ticket size photographs are to be fixed each on<br />
the Identity card and membership card, and two on reader's tickets.<br />
Every student shall keep his/her Identity card on his/her person during<br />
his/her stay in the <strong>college</strong>. A student who falls to produce the Identity<br />
card on demand may be refused entry in the classes/library and may<br />
become liable for disciplinary action.<br />
2. Issue of Books.<br />
i) Two (Three in case of Hons. and Post <strong>graduate</strong> classes) books<br />
shall be issued for 14 days.<br />
ii) Overdue fine @Rs. 1/- per book per day shall be charged.<br />
Withdrawal of Admission / Library Security<br />
Withdrawal of Admission: A student should apply for withdrawal<br />
his/her name, failing which the student is liable to pay all <strong>college</strong><br />
dues. Until the name is formally withdrawn, the student is liable to<br />
pay all <strong>college</strong> dues and fines.<br />
College fee/ Annual charges once paid are non-refundable. A<br />
separate application will have to be submitted for withdrawal of<br />
name from the hostel.<br />
Refund and lapse of security of Students leaving <strong>college</strong>: All<br />
outgoing Students must submit their library Security refund form<br />
(available in the office) to the dealing assistant of the office.<br />
For Students leaving <strong>college</strong> Mid-Session: Application for refund<br />
of security must be made on the prescribed form immediately on<br />
leaving the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
Academic Prizes<br />
To encourage better performance in studies, prizes are awarded to<br />
the students on the basis of their results in the house examinations,<br />
subject to the following rules:<br />
A student failing in the house examinations or seeking exemption<br />
on any ground, whatsoever, will not be eligible for the prize.<br />
University prizes will be awarded strictly according to the position<br />
held by the students in the University examinations and notified in<br />
the Panjab University Gazettes.<br />
The special examination, if held, will determine only the eligibility<br />
of the students for the University examination and not for the<br />
academic prizes. However, if a student misses an examination in<br />
one or more subjects due to participation in national / University<br />
competitions but secures a first/ second/ third position in the<br />
subject he/she has appeared for, he/she will be entitled to the<br />
prize.<br />
Special prizes and certificates are awarded for distinction in cocurricular<br />
activities<br />
Note:<br />
Security will lapse if not claimed within one year of leaving the <strong>college</strong>.
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Roll of Honour<br />
The Roll of Honour is awarded to outstanding students on their<br />
winning distinction in academics/co-curricular activities /sports. The<br />
record is maintained in the Roll of Honour Register.<br />
College Colours and<br />
Merit Certificates<br />
Academic prizes, College Colours and merit certificates are<br />
awarded to the students for their outstanding achievements in<br />
academics, sports and other co-curricular activities as per rules laid<br />
down by the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
Prizes for Annual Events<br />
The Administrator, Union Territory, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> has given the approval<br />
to a series of Annual events for the students studying in <strong>college</strong> of Union<br />
Territory, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> from the current session, on themes linked to<br />
Inter-College General Knowledge Quiz Contest ( Team event)<br />
1st Prize - Rs.10, 000/-<br />
2nd Prize - Rs. 7, 000/-<br />
The following prizes for academic / cultural/ sports activities have<br />
also been instituted in each <strong>college</strong> under the banner, “The<br />
Administrator's Prize”:<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the best all round student in every<br />
College - Rs. 5000/-<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the best sports person in every<br />
College -Rs. 3000/-<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the best Performance in cultural<br />
activities (2 prizes per <strong>college</strong> - Rs. 3000/-)<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the best Performance in literary<br />
activities (3 prizes per <strong>college</strong> - Rs. 2000/-)<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the best NSS Volunteer- Rs. 3000/-<br />
The Administrator's Prize for the Leadership - Rs. 3000/-<br />
The Administrator's Prize for Book Lovers 5 Prizes of Rs. 1000/--each<br />
India's Freedom Struggle and the vision of a Resurgent India as per<br />
details given below:<br />
Essay Competition (The essay will be on a theme related to<br />
National Prize and development – oriented Issues (Individual<br />
events):<br />
1st Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-<br />
2nd Prize - Rs. 3, 000/-<br />
3rd Prize - Rs. 2, 000/-<br />
Upto 5 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-<br />
Upto 5 Consolation Prizes - Rs. 500/-<br />
College/Poster-Making Competition on a theme of Social or<br />
National Relevance (Individual events):<br />
1st Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-<br />
2nd Prize - Rs. 3, 000/-<br />
3rd Prize - Rs. 2, 000/-<br />
Upto 5 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-<br />
Upto 5 Consolation Prizes - Rs. 500/-<br />
Best Play on a theme of Social Relevance:<br />
1st Prize - Rs. 10, 000/-<br />
2nd Prize - Rs. 7, 000/-<br />
3rd Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-<br />
3 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-<br />
Concessions & Scholarships<br />
(For Various Categories of Students i.e. SC, Physically Handicapped, Economically Weaker Sections, etc).<br />
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The various concession scholarship<br />
& other facilities are as under<br />
1. General student: concession in fee;( Refer to common fee<br />
concession application form given in the Prospectus). Half tuition<br />
fee concession is given to 10% of admitted students.<br />
2. Half free brother / sister concession: A student whose elder<br />
brother / sister is paying full fee in any Govt. College of<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration, should apply for concession within<br />
15 days after getting admission in their respective <strong>college</strong> / same<br />
<strong>college</strong>.<br />
3. Concessions for descendant of Kargil martyrs / permanently<br />
disabler concession in <strong>college</strong> fee and hostel fee will be given to<br />
descendants of Kargil martyrs / permanently disable vide letter<br />
No. misc./A-6/35013725 dated 18.4.2007 received from the<br />
Punjab University.<br />
4. SC/ST Student: All SC/Stare eligible for free books and<br />
stationery. Under this scheme, the Education Department,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration provides free books and stationery<br />
to each student under:<br />
1) Arts – Rs. 250/-<br />
2) Commerce – Rs. 250/-<br />
3) Science – Rs. 350/-<br />
5. Non Hindi Speaking Scholarship: To Encourage the study of<br />
Hindi in Non-Hindi Speaking state and to make available to the<br />
Government of these state suitable personnel for teaching and<br />
other <strong>post</strong>s where knowledge of Hindi essential , Scholarship are<br />
sanctioned under the Govt. of India state for <strong>post</strong>-metric studies<br />
in Hindi. Five Scholarship are given by the <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Administration as follow: Rs. 500/- p.m for B.A/B.Sc/B.Com.<br />
(Pass, Courses & Honours) l, ll, lll Rs. 1000/-p.m for M.A. l, ll<br />
6. Meritorious students Scholarship under the Govt. of India<br />
national Scholarship scheme and UT state merit Scholarship<br />
scheme meritorious students are given Scholarship @Rs.100<br />
p.m, of which 86 Scholarships are given under the Govt. national<br />
Scholarship scheme and 21 Scholarship are given under the UT<br />
merit Scholarship.<br />
Other Scholarship/Stipends<br />
The cases of all eligible students are recommended for grant of<br />
following Scholarships / Stipend /Awards:<br />
1. Indian Council for Cultural Relation Scholarship.<br />
2. Post-matric Scholarship for SC/ST student.<br />
3. Award Scholarship out of P.U students' relief fund.<br />
4. Award of P.U sports stipend.<br />
5. Scholarships are also given to student whose earning parent dies<br />
and the family income therefore falls within the prescribed<br />
income limit as given in the centrally sponsored scheme of <strong>post</strong>matric<br />
Scholarship for SC/ST student.<br />
6. Award of <strong>Chandigarh</strong> (UT) Govt. Merit Scholarship (Eligibility to<br />
be determined on the basis of result of Final Examination).<br />
7. National merit Scholarship DPI (C) Punjab.<br />
8. State Merit Scholarship DPI (C) Punjab.<br />
9. Post-merit studies in Hindi DHE, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration.<br />
10. Students' Aid fund.<br />
Code of Conduct and Discipline<br />
1. Students are expected to maintain proper discipline in and<br />
outside the class room /<strong>college</strong> campus.<br />
2. Students must be punctual and regular in the class & House<br />
Examinations.<br />
3. Parents are requested to attend the parent–teacher Meeting<br />
and remain in touch with the family members to keep track<br />
of their ward's academic performance.<br />
4. Students are expected to be courteous and respectful<br />
toward all the staff members.<br />
5. Use of the Mobile Phone in the class room and library is<br />
strictly prohibited.<br />
6. Smoking, drinking and playing cards on the <strong>college</strong> campus<br />
is strictly prohibited.<br />
7. Disciplinary action will be taken against those who are<br />
found guilty of causing damage to the <strong>college</strong> property.<br />
8. Students must make it a point to read the Notice Board daily.<br />
Ignorance of orders/notices duly displayed on the Notice<br />
Board shall not be accepted as an excuse for noncompliance.<br />
9. Students violating rules and resorting to indiscipline are<br />
liable to be punished in the form of heavy fine, withdrawal of<br />
concession or stipends and even expulsion from the<br />
<strong>college</strong> in extreme cases.<br />
10. Students who are under-age and do not have a valid driving<br />
license for a two wheeler are not allowed to drive as per the<br />
direction of the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana high court.<br />
They are advised not to bring their vehicle to the <strong>college</strong>.<br />
11. Students must park their vehicle at the cycle/scooter stand.<br />
Plying of vehicle on the <strong>college</strong> campus is not allowed.<br />
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Specimen Application form for Fee Concession / Scholarship<br />
Name___________________________________________Roll No._______________________Class_______________________<br />
1. Father's Name/ Guardian's Name___________________________________________________________________________<br />
2. Designation / Organisation / Occupation______________________________________________________________________<br />
3. Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
4. Permanent Address______________________________________________________________________________________<br />
5. Particulars of previous class____________________________Roll No.______________________Session_________________<br />
Concession No.__________________Concesssion Availed.<br />
Sr. No. Student Categories Concession Categories Requirements To Avail Tick The Relevant<br />
The Concession Columns<br />
1. General Students Half fee concession Income of parents<br />
(tuition fee)<br />
from all sources per<br />
annum up to Rs. 1 Lakh<br />
2. Students whose elder Half fee concession Certificate/ Reciept<br />
brother/sister is (tuition fee) of payment of fee.<br />
paying full fee in any<br />
Govt. College of Chd.<br />
3. Decedents of Kargil Fee concession Valid certificate from the<br />
Martyrs Hostel fee concession ministry of defense.<br />
4. SC / ST students Fee concession Parents' income up to<br />
Rs. 1 Lakh per year.<br />
5. SC / ST students Free books & stationery SC/ST certificate<br />
Rs.250/- Arts/Com,<br />
All SC / ST students are<br />
& Rs. 350 Science<br />
eligible.<br />
6. Students from non-hindi Scholarship of Rs. 500/- pm for Certificate of Non-Hindi<br />
speaking states for Post B.A./B.Sc./B.Com (Pass & Honours) speaking state.<br />
Matric Studies in Hindi<br />
I, II, III; B.P.Ed I, II, III, IV; B.P.Ed.<br />
one year and For M.A./<br />
MPEd I, II Rs. 1000/-<br />
7. Meritorious Students 21 merit scholarships under U.T. Merit Certificate.<br />
Merit Scholarship Scheme<br />
and 86 under GOI National<br />
Scholarship Scheme<br />
8. Poor / Needy students Financial Aid out of students' Income Certificate /<br />
Aid Fund & Red Cross<br />
Fund Affidavit.<br />
Note: i) Attach documentary evidence in support of your claim<br />
ii) For details refer to relevant section on concessions, scholarships and prizes in prospectus.<br />
For office use only<br />
Signature of the Applicant<br />
Signature of Concession In-Charge<br />
Signature of Principal<br />
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Specimen of Affidavit for Gap Year<br />
I, ______________________________________________,S/o/D/o Shri____________________________________,<br />
R/o ________________________________________________________________________________________, do<br />
Hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :-<br />
1. That I am seeking admission in _______________________________________________________,<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong>.<br />
2. That I passed my _____________________________examination during 200_______<br />
3. That during mygap period from ______________ I did not take part in any political activity.<br />
4. That during my gap period from _______________________ there is no criminal case lying pending against me in a<br />
court or Police Station.<br />
5. That due to ___________________________________________________________________________________,<br />
I had dropped my regular studies for ______year/years.<br />
6. That I bear a good moral character.<br />
( On non – Judicial paper of Rs. 20/- duly attested by 1st class magistrate)<br />
Place:<br />
Dated<br />
DEPONENT<br />
VERIFICATION<br />
Verified that the contents of above affidavit are true and correct and that nothing has been concealed therein.<br />
Place:<br />
Date:<br />
(To be submitted in duplicate)<br />
DEPONENT<br />
( On non – Judicial paper of Rs. 20/- duly attested by 1st class magistrate)<br />
I,________________(name), father/ mother of Miss_________(full address to be given) resident of<br />
_________________________ do hereby, solemnly declare and affirm as under :-<br />
1. That I am a citizen of India.<br />
2. That Miss__________born on_____________is girl child of the deponent.<br />
3. That the deponent has no male child.<br />
Specimen of Affidavit for Single Girl Child<br />
4. That the deponent has the following children and none else:<br />
i) Name ii) Sex iii) Date of Birth<br />
5. That neither the deponent nor the aforenamed girl child of the deponent have obtained/ availed the benefit granted under<br />
this category, in this University / Institute including its affiliated <strong>college</strong>s.<br />
Place:<br />
Dated:<br />
DEPONENT<br />
VERIFICATION<br />
Verified that the contents of the above affidavit are true and correct and that nothing has been concealed therein.<br />
Place:<br />
Date:<br />
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Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
Prospectus Committee<br />
Patron in Chief : Mr. Ram Niwas Yadav, IAS.<br />
Education Secretary, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration<br />
Patron : Mr. D. K. Tiwari, IAS.<br />
Director, Higher Education, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration<br />
Chairperson : Dr. A. L. Gauba, Principal, PGGC-11, Chansdigarh<br />
Co-Chairperson : Dr. Nindru Bal, Principal, G.C.G. 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Convener :<br />
Mrs. Manjit Brar, Vice-Principal, P.G.G.C.-11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Co-ordinators : Dr. R. S. Brar, P.G.G.C. -11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Mrs. Anju Chopra, GCG -42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Members : Mr. V.K. Devashwar P.G.G.C 11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Ms. Suman Gandhi, G.C.G. 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Ms. Hardeep Kaur, G.C.G. 42, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Mr. Prashanta K Das, P.G.G.C. 11, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
Fee Structure<br />
Fee Structure for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.<br />
Courses for the Session 2009-10<br />
will be displayed at the respective<br />
<strong>college</strong>s at the time of admission<br />
as per the latest instructions of<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration and<br />
Punjab University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong><br />
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Prospectus on Internet<br />
This prospectus is also available on the website of <strong>Chandigarh</strong> administration http://chandigarh.nic.in. The prospectus and<br />
the admission form can be downloaded and submitted to the <strong>college</strong> where a student wants to seek admission. Apply on a<br />
separate admission form for each <strong>college</strong> and each course.<br />
A Bank Draft of Rs. 125/- should be attached along with the form, both in case of new and old students who download the<br />
prospectus. It should be addressed to Principal, Govt. College_______________, Sector______, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>. The<br />
student should mention the name of the <strong>college</strong> as above on the bank draft<br />
The form may be sent through registered <strong>post</strong> or submitted at the counter of the <strong>college</strong> in which admission is being sought<br />
Date of Publication of Prospectus :<br />
Price : Rs. 125/-<br />
Sd/-<br />
Director Higher Education<br />
<strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration<br />
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Govt. College for Girls -42<br />
State-wise List of fake Universities as on 18thJanuary, 2009<br />
As per the UGC website the list of the fake universities as on 18th 12. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Tirchi, Tamil Nadu.<br />
February, 2009 is as follows:<br />
13. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta.<br />
1. Maithili University/Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar<br />
14. Mahila Gram Vidyapath/Vishwavidayalya (Women's Putur, Tirchi,<br />
2. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi(UP) Jagatpuri, Tamil Nadu), Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
Delhi<br />
15. Indian Education Council of U.P. , Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
3. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.<br />
16. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
4. United Nations University, Delhi<br />
17. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur,<br />
5. Vocational University, Delhi Uttar Pradesh.<br />
6. ADR-Centric Juridical University, New Delhi. 18. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University(Open University),<br />
Achaltal, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
7. Indian Institue of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.<br />
19. Uttar Pradsh Vishwavidyalya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar<br />
8. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Pradesh.<br />
Karnataka.<br />
20. Maharan Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidayalya, Pratapgarh,<br />
9. St. John's University, Kishanatam, Kerela. Uttar Pradesh.<br />
10. Kesarewani Vidyapith, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. 21. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Noida Phase-II, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
11. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra. 22. Gurukul Vishwavidyalya, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh.<br />
Note:<br />
The matter of recognition of degrees like B.Ed / M.Ed. etc. awarded by the Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad, Lucknow and also its<br />
recognition is still subjudice.
Ban on Ragging<br />
RAGGING<br />
The following instructions should be noted for strict compliance:<br />
RAGGING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED<br />
As per the UGC letter No. F1-8/2006(CCP-II) dated February, 2008, addressed to te Registrar, Punjab<br />
University, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has strictly banned ragging in the Educational<br />
Institutions.<br />
If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority the concerned student shall be given liberty to<br />
explain and his explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the institution.<br />
Ragging includes disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of<br />
teasing, treating and handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or in disciplined activities<br />
which cause or are likely to cause hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension in a fresher<br />
or a junior student.<br />
Anti-Ragging Help lines have been formed in all the <strong>college</strong>s.<br />
Say no to Ragging
DRUGS<br />
OUR PLEDGE<br />
We pledge to fight the rising levels of drug, smoking and<br />
tobaco consumption and live a drug free life.<br />
We pledge to start a mission to empower the youth to work<br />
for awareness of, treatment of, and recovery from addiction.<br />
We pledge to form a "Circle of Friendship" and launch<br />
support programmes for creating a tobacco, smoking and<br />
drug free world.<br />
Pledge undertaken by<br />
Government Colleges, <strong>Chandigarh</strong> Administration, <strong>Chandigarh</strong>
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