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Annexure IIACADEMIC REGULATIONS SPECIFIC TO CABMChapter 312. Mode of Admission: The admissions to MBA programmes shall be made on the basis ofnational level competitive written examination (CAT/MAT etc.) to be organized for admissionto Masters Programmes in Management. The candidates short-listed based on the score inwritten test (CAT/MAT etc.) will have to undergo for Group Discussion and Interview onspecified date at CABM. The cut off marks will be decided by the Admissions Committee.The admissions to Ph. D. Programme will be as per the same policy as approved by theAcademic Council for other Ph. D. Programmes of the University.Chapter 44. Types of Examinations: In management programmes there shall be following types ofexaminations:1. Mid semester examination2. Practical examination3. Semester final examination4. PGCAP (Participation in class discussion, Group discussion, Case presentations,Assignments, Punctuality etc.)5. The weightage for various types of examinations in Management programmes will be asunder:Mid semester examination = 20%Practical = 0 to 20%PGCAP = 40% to 20%Semester final examination = 40%The mid semester examination shall be held in the 9 th -10 th week of the semester.Make up examination shall be conducted in 15 th week of the semester. All final practicalexaminations shall be finished one week before commencement of semester finalexaminations.The make up to mid semester examination, final practical examination and semesterfinal examination will be allowed as per the regulations of the University.Chapter 51. Advisor: Every student on admission to MBA programme shall be assigned a project guidewho will also act as his advisor. Dean, CABM shall propose Project Guide for the studentsof MBA by the end of second semester of his admission to Dean PGS for approval. TheProject Guide shall be a statutory member of Board of Post Graduate Faculty and accreditedas per the procedure laid down for accreditation of faculty for guiding Master’s and Ph.D.thesis research. The project guide shall not guide more than Ten students of any batch of theMBA programme. He shall be required to guide the summer as well as the final project.145
2. Project Advisory Committee (PAC): For every student of MBA Programme there shall bea Project Advisory Committee consisting of only three members out of which at least twowill be from the Faculty of Agribusiness Management. PAC may have an affiliate memberrelated from the company who may act as Co-Guide. The Project Advisory Committee willbe proposed by the Dean, College of Agribusiness Management in third semester of thestudent’s degree programme and will be approved by the Dean, College of Post GraduateStudies. No compensation/honorarium shall be admissible to Advisors/members of ProjectAdvisory Committee with effect from 2003-2005 batch.4. Requirements for the Master’s degree: A student of MBA programme shall be required tostudy a minimum of 64 semester credit hours (or as approved by the Academic Council fromtime to time) out of which 10 credits will be earned through Project Work.6. Programme of Study: A detailed programme of studies giving the course requirement ofthe students admitted to the Master’s programme in Agribusiness Management shall beprepared by the respective Project Advisory Committee and submitted to the Dean, PGSthrough Dean, CABM for approval within first fifteen days of third semester of the studyprogramme. The programme of studies shall include only the approved courses for theCollege.10. Research Project: Requirement for the Master’s degree in Management shall includesuccessful completion of management research reported in the form of Project Report11. Subject of the Project: The subject of the research project must be approved by the ProjectAdvisory Committee, Dean CABM and Dean PGS. The title of the project shall becommunicated to the Dean, PGS by the Project Advisory Committee, through Dean, CABMin the third semester of the study programme of the student.12. Submission of the Project Report: A candidate for Master’s degree programme inManagement must submit four typed written copies of the Project Report, one each forDean PGS, Dean CABM, Advisor and student duly approved by his Project AdvisoryCommittee to the Dean, CABM latest by the date to be notified by the Dean, CABM. Thestudent will be required to prepare one more copy for the Company, if the Company sodirects. The concerned persons shall ensure that no part the project report is published in anyform without the written permission of the Company concerned.Dean, CABM, in consultation with Dean, PGS, will arrange for the presentation of theProject Report by the student after 15 days from the date of submission.13. Appointment of External Examiner: The Dean, PGS shall appoint an expert from amongstthe names proposed by Dean, CABM for evaluation of the Project Report and presentation.Following shall be the panel for evaluating the presentation of the Project Report by a studentof Master’s degree programme in Management:1. Dean, CABM2. Dean, PGS or his nominee3. Project Advisory Committee4. Expert146
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1. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICSM.Sc. Ag.
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2. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND COMMU
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3. AGROMETEROLOGYM.Sc. Ag. (Agromet
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4. AGRONOMYM.Sc. Ag. (Agronomy)Core
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M.Sc. Ag. (Agroforestry)Core Course
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List of Post Graduate Courses of th
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AFS-571 Technology of Fruits and Ve
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AGP-530 Breeding Field Crops-II 2(1
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APH-557 Turfing and Turf Management
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2310. SOIL SCIENCEM.Sc. Ag. (Soil S
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11. VEGETABLE SCIENCEM.Sc. (Ag.) Ho
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REMEDIAL PACKAGEThe following cours
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BBC-510 Biochemical Techniques 3(1-
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BBB-525 Angiosperms: Diversity and
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BPC-741 Selected Topics in Physical
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364. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEM.Sc./M.S
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5. MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS AND COMP
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BPS-601 Special Problem 1BPS-606 Co
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(C). List of Post Graduate Courses
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BBM-640**** Industrial Microbiology
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BMB-540 Molecular Genetics and Bree
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List of Post Graduate Courses in Ph
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9. PLANT PHYSIOLOGYM.Sc. / M.Sc. (A
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10. SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIESC
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FFB-625 Fish Stock Assessment 2(1-0
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HCT-409 Fashion Illustrations 5(1-0
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Remedial*Courses for the PG student
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Remedial* Courses for M. Sc. studen
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HHD-513 Interventions for Children
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Food Retail and Supply ChainMAM-650
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Human Resource ManagementMAM-633 Gr
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MAM-628 Food Retail Management 2(2-
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1. CIVIL ENGINEERINGM. Tech. (Struc
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TCE-609 Theory of Plates and Shells
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773. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGM. Tech.
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4. ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION EN
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5. FARM MACHINERY AND POWER ENGINEE
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6. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYM.Tech. (I
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TID-561 Ground Water Engineering 3(
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Optional/ Minor Courses (4 credits)
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TPF-782 Advances in Food Processing
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