MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE

Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Recognised by UGC u/s 2(f), NAAC Accredited ‘A’ Grade
Rated as Category ‘A+’ by SFRC & ‘A’ by JAC Govt. of NCT of Delhi

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 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

POST GRADUATE PROGRAM

Program Intake
Master of Business Administration 120 students
VISION Two year program

Developing new paradigms in

UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAM (INTEGRATED)
education, management, computer
application, e-business, teacher Program Intake

education and National values Bachelor of Arts -LL.B (Hons.) 60 students

Five year program
leading to student empowerment
with an inclination for creative Bachelor of Business Administration -LL.B 60 students
(Hons.)
and cohesive group functioning in Five year program
a global scenario.

UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAM

Program Intake

Bachelor of Business Administration 180 students first shift,

Three year program 180 students second shift

Bachelor of Business Administration (B&I) 60 students first shift,

Three year program 60 students second shift

Bachelor of Computer Applications 120 students first shift,

Three year program 120 students second shift

Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) 60 students first shift,

Three year program 60 students second shift
MISSION
Bachelor of Education 100 students
MSI is committed to provide Two year program
the distinctive learning
environment for the development ADMISSION PROCEDURE
of professional competencies
Admission of BBA, BBA(B&I), BCA, BCom(H), B.Ed. students is on the
and skills, for understanding of
basis of their ranks in the common entrance test (CET-2022) conducted by
self and others, to learn to solve Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. Fee is charged as per the
personal and social problems university norms.
and continually improving the
Admission of MBA students is on the basis of their ranks in the common
overall performance of the Quality entrance test (CET) conducted by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University,
Management Systems. Delhi. Other than CET, admission are through ranks in CAT 2021, CMAT
2022. Fee is charged as per the university norms.

Admission of BA LL.B (Hons.)/ BBA LL.B (Hons.) is on the basis of the merit
of Common Law Admission Test – 2022 (CLAT – UG, 2022) that is conducted
by National Law University’s on a rotational basis. GGSIP University makes
the admission on the basis of CLAT through registration in GGSIP University.
Maharaja Surajmal Institute/ GGSIP University does not conduct its own CET
for admissions, but GGSIP University shall be utilising the merit prepared on
the basis of (CLAT-UG, 2022) for admission as per procedure laid down by
University.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. ABOUT : SURAJMAL MEMORIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY 2

2. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT, SMES 3

3. MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR, MSI 4

4. FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE 5

5. STUDENT LIFE AT MSI 7

6. BEST PRACTICES 7

7. SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS 9

8. PLACEMENT AT MSI 10

9. COURSE CURRICULUM 11

10. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION 16

11. IDENTITY CARD FORM 16

12. ADMISSION FORM – TWO SETS 17

(TO BE SUBMITTED TO CLASS COORDINATOR
AND TO OFFICE)

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SURAJMAL MEMORIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY

Inspired by the life and ideals of Maharaja Surajmal, a great Indian patriot and enlightened ruler of Bharatpur during the
eighteenth century, Surajmal Memorial Education Society was established in 1972 and registered under Societies Registration
Act 1860. The main aim of the Society is to disseminate quality education in the technical and professional areas, especially
those beneficial to the students from rural and hitherto educationally deprived regions of our country. The society seized the
opportunity provided by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University established in Delhi (in the year 1998) and got affiliated
to it for the conduct of various programmes from the academic session 1999 – 2000.

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE - AN INSTITUTE PAR EXCELLENCE

Maharaja Surajmal Institute (MSI), an organ of SMES, established in the year 1999 and affiliated to GGS Indraprastha
University, Delhi, has been conceived, launched, promoted and managed by a galaxy of eminent academicians, philanthropists,
professionals, and technocrats whose vision and mission has been the guiding force to provide quality and value-based
professional education. MSI is a dynamic, trend-setting premier Institute that has acquired the status of ‘Place of Pride’ on
the academic map because of its continuous efforts towards excellence. The Institute provides an environment conducive
for academic and professional growth. The Institute aims, on one hand, to serve the national cause of creating a competent
workforce and on the other hand in generating the capacity to find appropriate opportunities for self on the lines of national
development. Sincere efforts made by dedicated, well qualified, and self-motivated faculty willing to stimulate students for
intellectual development and continuous professional growth have resulted in excellent academics and achievements in co-
curricular activities. MSI has been awarded Certificate of appreciation for Valuable & Exemplary contribution to education
Community by New Normal Education Leadership Summit & Awards, 2021.

INSTITUTIONAL VALUES
1. National Development 2. Global Competence 3. Strong Value System
4. Use of Technology 5. Quest for Excellence 6. Academic Freedom

OBJECTIVES
1. To facilitate learning among students through the use of appropriate methods, techniques and innovative practices based
on constant feedback.
2. To inculcate in the students the desire for excellence combined with right attitudes, values and ideologies.
3. To achieve excellence through diligence, critical thinking and effective decision making.
4. To foster the inter-cultural integration.
5. To inculcate among the students the values as enshrined in Indian culture and heritage and to take pride in our value
system.
6. To foster democratic values such as citizenship, communal harmony, and national cohesion.
7. To promote and strengthen healthy interactions and working in tandem of the faculty with the non-teaching staff.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT, SMES

Dear Prospective Parents,

Higher education is the touchstone by which the progress of a nation is measured in today’s times. As the country stands
poised on the brink of an exciting future, higher education is as important as administrative policy. Today, the society, the
academia and the industry need to stand together and share their commitment, enthusiasm and expertise in order to create a
responsible, progressive and skilled citizenry. In keeping with this very spirit, Maharaja Surajmal Institute has been focusing
on providing all-round, relevant and comprehensive education to students since its inception in an environment that impresses
upon ethics, values and mutual respect.
Whenever I am asked to define education, the following quote always comes to my mind “The whole purpose of education is
to turn mirrors into windows”. Education is the fountainhead of growth, progress and development in any part of the world.
Its contribution has been responsible for upliftment of the society, in shaping the moral fibre of the student community and
contributing to the nation’s well–being by producing the bright minds of tomorrow. We at the Maharaja Surajmal Institute
have woven the tapestry of an effective and holistic education system in a way that prepares the students to be an effective and
efficient workforce and make the best use of the opportunities that the industry sends their way.
The courses offered by our institute not only enable the students to develop a gamut of skills but also apply them to real–world
problems, thus fast–tracking their careers. The processes of teaching, training and evaluation follow the latest pattern which
makes the education system at Maharaja Surajmal Institute in sync the latest trends in technology and commerce. Education,
thus, rather than being lecture oriented, didactic and traditional, is more student–driven.
We at Maharaja Surajmal Institute have a vision of student empowerment with an inclination for creative and cohesive group
functioning in a global scenario. It is not about merely teaching etiquette, but it’s about making them ‘industry–ready’ to
face the challenges placed before them in the dynamic corporate environment, thus bridging the gap between education and
the industry. Maharaja Surajmal Institute has gained immense recognition for the same and have also been crowned “India
Today’s Best College in 2021 in North India”. Our students have topped the University and bagged 37 Gold Medals in
Academics till date.
Nowadays where parents as well as students constantly worry about studies, the relevance of it, the quality of guidance and
the learning environment, as well as the wholesomeness of the living environment, we at Maharaja Surajmal Institute firmly
believe that the best of each of these worlds is present in our beautiful, lush green campus. I invite you all, dear students, to
walk through our gates to feel the positivity vibrating in the atmosphere at Maharaja Surajmal Institute, and join us in making
it a truly world–class institution.

Wishing you all the very best in all times to come.

KAPTAN SINGH
PRESIDENT - SMES

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR, MSI

Dear Prospective Parents,

As we step into this new academic year, brimming with hope and dreams of scaling new heights, I wish to encourage you to
remain focused on your academic goals and to forge ahead on the positive path that you have chosen.
As Mahatma Gandhi said, “By Education I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in child and man-body, mind and spirit”.
Education is a key component for the overall development of the society. The role of education is definitely not limited to
giving and grasping knowledge and theory, but it transcends much beyond just awarding degree and certificate to the students.
The ultimate goal of education is the discovery of the meaning and the fulfilment of life and all mankind as well as for oneself.
The quest of education is knowledge, humanity, culture, wisdom, and sharpness but it should be noted that knowledge is not
given but earned and character is not granted but cultivated.
We, at MSI mentor our students to sharpen their intelligence and enable them to accomplish their aspirations. Simultaneously,
we instil in them a positive value system that shapes their attitude, outlook, and conduct, that provides a strong foundation for
them to tackle the challenges of life. We believe in student centric approach to learning, based on Indian values and a Global
Outlook and a mix of academics and Industry demands. We have a team of dedicated professionals committed to excellence in
education. Our philosophy is to impart world class education. We strive to mould the inherent talent of our students into skills
desired by ever-changing and dynamic society.
Our students have infiltrated in various sectors, be it government, private or public to serve the country in various capacities.
Our competent faculty and the State of The Art infrastructure together with compulsory internship programme at an industry
of repute, help them in developing their overall personality to meet the challenges at global level and come out with the
optimum solutions.
MSI, not only focuses on the theoretical curriculum, but also help in the development of a student personality, extra-curricular
activities and over all perspective. Everything that makes a good institution are - a highly trained faculty, rich library, placement
division, teaching methods, liberty to think and express themselves - we have it here.
I firmly believe that MSI is more than just a place to learn. It gives you a chance to grow by equipping with everything you
need to achieve excellence. We have also excelled ourselves by introducing new professional programmes of Law and MBA
as well from this session. At MSI we ensure students get the best start to their future career to become smart and careful citizen
of our glorious country, India.
I welcome the future generation of budding technocrats, managers and educationists to join us to prepare for a bright future.

With Best Wishes

PROF. (DR.) RACHITA RANA

DIRECTOR - MSI

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FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE

The Institute is beautifully landscaped in the heart of Janakpuri, New Delhi sprawling over about 8 acres of land and has the
best Infrastructure and wide range of academic facilities. The campus welcomes a diverse community of students, faculty, staff
& visitors in its midst. The Institute has been established through the dedicated and selfless endeavors of educationists and
philanthropists who are deeply concerned with the standards of education and are determined to upgrade the quality, content,
and direction of education. The College has taken measures to address the need for vigilance and security. The campus is
CCTV-enabled to cater to the safety requirements of a well-endowed and equipped campus receiving a huge footfall. State-of-
the-art infrastructure added with pristine greenery makes MSI idle for learning and continuous growth.
STATE OF THE ART COMPUTER LABS: MSI has nine highly
sophisticated fully air-conditioned computer labs artistically and
ergonomically designed, where students get an opportunity to develop their
skills according to the global needs and international standards. Computer
labs have faster internet access facilities for providing the students with
greater opportunities to hone their particular talents and knowledge- skills,
helping them to remain updated on emerging trends and technologies.
These labs are also used to provide facilities for the institute events like
various competitions of technical fests, placement activities, online exams,
and other important happenings.
RESEARCH LAB: MSI has two well-equipped and well-maintained research labs. Each lab has state-of-art equipment
necessary to conduct corresponding courses in that laboratory. Students may work on different software to fulfill their academic
and project needs. All these laboratories are well equipped with network printers. The internet facility is available for students
in these labs where they can surf the internet to gather unlimited information and increase their knowledge. These labs are used
for project work as well as for practical classes for students. They are provided with the required resources having high-end
desktops for their project work.
CLASSROOMS: The classrooms of MSI provide the most conducive atmosphere for focused discussion between the
students and the faculty. These classrooms facilitate a blend of traditional and modern modes of teaching. The classrooms
are air-conditioned, spacious, and well ventilated. Classrooms have wall-mounted LCD projectors. These rooms have also
emerged as the bedrock for the generation of bright ideas for innovation, entrepreneurship, and research.
MAHARAJA SURAJMAL CENTRAL LIBRARY (MSCL) : Maharaja Surajmal Central Library (MSCL) was started
in the year 1982. At present, MSCL library maintains well-accomplished stock of Text and Reference Books, Project Reports,
Journals & Periodicals, Audio-Visuals, CDs, E-Resources etc. pertaining to different topics of educational programs.
The library is also an Institutional Member of the Developing Library Network (DELNET) since 2015. MSCL supports the
teaching of two Institutes namely, Maharaja Surajmal Institute and Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology. The Central
Library is located at First Floor (MSI Building) and Book-Bank at 3rd Floor in the same building.
MSCL-SALIENT FEATURES: MSCL-FACILITIES & SERVICES:
• Fully Air-Conditioned Reading Rooms. • Subscription to various renowned 3141
• Wi-Fi enabled Library & Book-Bank. online journals from IEEE, Elsevier’s
• Huge Collection of Rare Research Books on Humanities. Science Direct, and Springer Nature 3 and
• Book-Bank Facility. 3168 E-Books.
• Open Access System having Books arranged according to Call No. / • Library can also arrange rare books from
subject (i.e. as per DDC). other libraries through DELNET.
• Fully computerized Library. • Scanning & Reprographic Facility.
• Access to Online/E-Journals, NPTEL, NDL, Subject Notes, Previous • Library Orientation Facility.
Year Question paper and other useful E-Resources through 28 computers • Current Awareness Service (CAS).
with internet connectivity. • Selective Dissemination of Information
• WebOPAC: All the books/ journals/CDs, etc. Are searchable by Author, (SDI).
Title, Subject, and Keyword. • Document Delivery Service (DDS).
• Online document Reservation System through WebOPAC. • Library and Book-Bank have the facility
• Inter-Library Linkage Facility: Rare Books may be borrowed on loan access of NDL, NPTEL, Swayam and
from other libraries through DELNET Institutional Membership. other useful E-Resources.
• Eight qualified Library Staff having Post- Graduate degree in Library and • Library Patrons can borrow the Documents
Information Science. on loan from central library for a specific
• Up-to-date Library Website linked to Institute’s website. period.
• ISO 9001: 2015 certified library

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MSCL-COLLECTION:
• Rich collection of 31027 books (including 3110 Book-Bank books) with 11231 titles. One textbook per subject is provided
to each student @ Book-Bank.
• The library has added 871 Books (212 Titles) during last year.
• Subscription to 67 National and 16 International Printed Journals.
• Subscription to 21 General and Technical Magazines.
• Subscription to 15 Newspapers.
RAJA MAHENDRA PRATAP HOSTEL : MSI has separate hostel facilities for boys and girls with all necessary facilities
for boarding and other recreational activities, to support goodwill, sociability and to play essential role in promoting community
living among them. The hostel facilities are embarked in such a way, that the students can feel homely and pursue their studies
in serene atmosphere. The provides accommodation to 230 students (separately for boys and girls) in a spacious and elegant
four storey building with all necessary facilities. The hostel rooms are well furnished and adequately ventilated. Round the
clock security is available for students. Hostel has ten guest rooms, to provide accommodation to the guests, student guardians,
officials, academicians for attending conferences / seminars/ workshops / officials meetings etc.
CAFETERIA : The college cafeteria is an important place for students to relax, interact and discuss things with each other
in an informal manner. The college canteen provides the students with a variety of eateries. The college makes every effort that
quality food is provided to students at affordable prices.
SPORTS GROUND : We at MSI believes “healthy mind resides in a healthy body”.
With the objective of developing a healthy mind with a healthy physical health, we
emphasize on sports and allied activities keeping a pace with academics. The college
encourages students to attain excellence in sports and provides all the necessary
facilities and equipment to the students for maintaining physical fitness and good
health. The lush green playground of 3 acres give opportunity to students to excel in
sports of their choice such as cricket, football, badminton, volleyball etc. Apart from
badminton, volleyball courts, the indoor sports facility for table tennis, chess, carrom
etc. is also available.
AUDITORIUM : The college has an ultra-modern air-conditioned auditorium. It
has a seating capacity of more than 550 people. It has an advanced light and sound
system that is managed by specially designated support staff. It is equipped with a
large stage, two green rooms, comfortable seating, wall panelling for acoustic effects,
air conditioners and washrooms.
SEMINAR HALL : The institute has two seminar halls with seating capacity of
around 120. It is regularly used for conducting various seminars, student project
presentations, talks, FDPs, ICT-based programs, cultural activities etc. The hall is
well equipped with all the facilities like projector, audio -visual aids and amplifiers etc. The college keep on inviting from
time to time renowned academicians and intellectuals in different spheres for addressing the students and the teaching staff
on various subjects, topics of academic and other co- related pursuits with a view to widen the horizon of knowledge of the
students and the staff as well. Competitive programmes in different academic spheres are also organized to give an exposure
to their talents, potentials and overall development of the students.
CONFERENCE ROOM : The institute has a centrally air-conditioned conference room to provide facilities for academic
meetings and programmes. The conference room is equipped with the state of audio visual equipment’s with ICT enabled
presentation facilities and also provides facilities to conduct video conferencing and webinars.
MEDICAL AND COUNSELLING ROOM : MSI is well aware of the requirements of medical attention to the students.
We are particular about well-being of the students and also conscious about our responsibilities towards providing timely
medical assistance in case of either injury or ill-health. College has a hygienic medical room with all the necessary first aid.
On-call Doctor visit facility and counselling facility through professional psychologist is also available.
UTILITY SERVICES
BANK : The college has an in-campus branch of Indian Overseas Bank and counter
of Bank of India to facilitate banking services to the students and staff.
PHOTOCOPIER OUTLET : The college also has a photocopier outlet that
provides photocopy, printing, binding facility on subsidised rates. It also keep
stationary items used by students in day today working. The outlet remains open on
all working days during college hours.
PARKING : The college has a well maintained two wheelers parking facility for the
students inside the campus near Gate No.1.

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STUDENT LIFE @ MSI

Life at MSI is a vibrant blend of class lectures, study sessions, management fests and competitive sports meets. An environment
of caring and sharing is what makes us different. Despite a highly competitive spirit amongst students to excel academically,
the atmosphere outside the classroom is one of great comradeship. A fresher is greeted with warmth and is made a part of the
student fraternity. Intense academic rigour and an incredible phenomenon called the MSI culture together make up for a hectic
yet heady concoction of work and play.
In MSI numerous student centric activities are organised round the year viz., workshops, special lectures, alumni talks,
industrial visits and excursion trips etc. In the Academic session 2021-22 MSI organized One International Conference,
One Faculty Development Program, 15 workshops, 24 Special Lecture/Webinar/Seminar, 25 Industrial Visit/Training/Alumni
Meet/ Pre-placement Activities, 33 student activities (Debates, Quizzes, Cultural Events, Sports etc.) and 30 other activities
conducted by societies (including Women Development Cell Activities, NSS activities, E Cell Activities) to enhance the
personality and managerial skills for students were conducted.
STUDENTS’ SOCIETIES & CLUBS AT MSI: We at MSI believe that the overall growth of students is possible only
when we give them a platform to express themselves in their areas of interest other than academic front. We have a number
of societies actively run and managed by Student Coordinators and faculty members. The student clubs and societies provide
the opportunity to explore their passion outside the regular studies and collaborate and learn to be part of a community that
is bound together by shared interests.

Antra EnCore: Innovision: Veda: VITT

The Quiz Society Sifar:
The Music Society The Photography Natraj: The Finance and
The Dramatic
Society The Dance Society Investment Society
Society

Meraki: Advertere:
Rektt: Tark:
The Fine Arts The Marketing Girl Up Union
The Gaming BitsPlease The Literary Society
Society Society
Society The Technical Society

Mudra: Natureknocks: National Service Software Women

Entrepreneurship The Environmental National Cadet Corps Scheme (NSS) MSI- Development Cell Development Cell
Development Cell Club (Eco-Club) (NCC) (Girls) Cell (SDC) (WDC)
(E-Cell)

Disclaimer: A few logos of organizations have been shown for ease of recognition and recall; the logos are the exclusive property of the respective organizations and no violation
of IPR is intended or implied.

BEST PRACTICES
QUALITY MANAGEMENT : The internal quality assurance cell (IQAC) is established to ensure progressive improvement
in the efficiency of the institute functioning.
ICT ENABLED PEDAGOGY : Institute has introduced effective ICT enabled learning management system like moodle.
Google classrooms are created by all faculty members for facilitating teaching learning process. It is a virtual classroom that
allows the teacher to create a virtual class and students to join the class by using their google email id’s at msijanakpuri.com
portal. It helps in providing study material, assignments, audio and video lectures, quiz and evaluating them virtually with
flexibility and freedom to access.
OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER SELF POTENTIAL : Students of MSI get unmatched exposure by attending and
interacting with eminent academicians, legal luminaries, corporate leaders, policy makers and scientists, who come to attend
numerous academic conferences, seminars and workshops organized round the year.
INDUSTRY INTERACTION : MSI maintains a symbiotic relationship with the industry with a vision to enhance overall
knowledge ecology and produce industry-ready professionals.
FEEDBACK SYSTEM : Feedback is essential for improvement. In Maharaja Surajmal Institute, we consider feedback
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laboratories or libraries, sports, hostel or mess, each aspect is strengthened based on the feedback obtained separatelyfrom
various stakeholders. Feedback is taken from Students, Parents and Alumni for the betterment of the institute and stakeholders.
PARENT CONTACT PROGRAMME : The institute organizes the Parent –Teachers Meeting on regular basis to share the
progress of the students with their parents. The institute maintains a regular contact with the parents to share the performance
of their ward through SMS, E-mails etc. This regular interaction with the stake-holders helps in constantly improving the
standards of the teaching –learning progress.
MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME : With an objective to ensure all-round development of the students, MSI has implemented
mentoring programme which looks after the academic as well as social and emotional development of the students.
The “Mentorship Programme”, in which a teacher is placed as a mentor of a small group of students, enhances the all-
round development of the students by ensuring an appropriate classroom environment, broadening curriculum participation
and strengthening the bond between the students and the teachers. Mentors provide emotional as well as academic support
guidance, motivation and also help them in their career growth.
SOCIAL COMMITMENTS :The institute conducts various workshops for the students regularly to promote the community
network which contributes in developing them to be good citizens. The Institute with the help of various student groups
organizes blood donation camps, daan utsav and tree plantation drives and helps the lower strata of the population.

STUDENTS’ WELFARE COMMITTEES

The Institute has well managed committees to ensure the safety, security and well-being of each student.
Committee Convenor E-mail id
Grievance Redressal Committee Dr. Alka Mittal [email protected]
https://www.msijanakpuri.com/students-grievance-form/
Anti-Ragging and Discipline Committee Dr. Vijay Dahiya [email protected]
Scholarship Committee Dr. Heramb Nayak [email protected]
Committee for Students with Disabilities, SC/ST and Minorities Dr. Rajesh Gill [email protected]
Women Development and Safety Cell Dr. Promila Dabas [email protected]
Student Welfare and Counselling Committee Dr. Vanita Anand [email protected]
Internal Complaint Committee Prof. (Dr.) Meena Tushir [email protected]
Innovation and Software Development Cell Ms. Rhythm Choudhary [email protected]

RULES AND REGULATIONS AT MSI

MSI has a reputation of being one of the best disciplined colleges in the GGSIP University. While being an eminently ‘fun
place’ to study in, our students observe the code of good conduct happily.
• When a student seeks admission to the College, it is assumed by the College that he/she has an earnest purpose.
• He/she is expected to aim at the highest achievement in every sphere and to conduct himself /herself in a responsible and
dignified manner.
• By joining the college, the student is bound by all its Rules and Regulations.
• A student is required to have a minimum attendance of 75% in aggregate in a semester/year. However, Director may
condone attendance shortage up to 5% (in case of University maintained/affiliated Institute) for individual students for
reasons beyond the control of the students.
• Every student must be dressed decently and neatly, befitting the academic environment. Student must adhere to the dress
code on prescribed days/during examination/industrial visit/seminars/workshop.
• Students are required to carry their I-card with them. They may be called upon to produce their identity cards at any time
by any of the College Staff. Students without their Identity card are liable to be sent home.
• Use of mobile phones during class hours is not allowed. Mobile phones should be switched off during lecture hours.
• Students must take proper care of the property of the Institute, fittings, fixtures, equipment’s, teaching aids and help in
keeping the premises neat and clean. Students must not disfigure walls, tables, or benches. Any wilful damage to the
property of the college will be treated as breach of discipline.
• The Director may, at his/her discretion, expel student(s) from the Institute for any act of indiscipline.
• Students must maintain strict silence in the Classroom, Library, Reading Room, Computer Labs and in the corridors near
classrooms.
• MSI is a non-smoking zone. Smoking and consumption of alcohol within the college premises or near the college is strictly
prohibited
• Students are not allowed to invite any outsider to the college or to the college canteen.
• Failure to observe any of the above rules will call for disciplinary action against the student.

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RAGGING IS AN OFFENCE
Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited within the campus of the Institute. Any student found guilty of participating in or
encouraging ragging within the institute’s premises would face severe disciplinary action.
Depending upon the nature and gravity of the offence as established by the Anti- Ragging committee of the institution, the
possible punishment for those found guilty of ragging shall be any one or any combination of the following:
• Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.
• Withholding scholarship and other benefits.
• Debarring from appearing in any test/ examination or any other evaluation process.
• Withholding results.
• Debarring from representing the institution in any regional, national or international meet, tournament, youth festival etc.
• Suspension/ expulsion from the hostel.
• Cancellation of admission.
• Rustication from the institution.
• Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any other institution for a specified period.
• When the persons committing or abetting the crime of ragging are not identified, the institution shall resort to collective
punishment

SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS

MSI provides scholarships and awards to its meritorious students in recognition of academic excellence and to support them
in their path towards academic excellence. At MSI we believe that scholarships and awards encourage students to fulfil their
true potential.
• University Toppers/Gold Medal
• Exemplary Performers
• Programme (Shift Wise)Toppers with a cash prize of Rs. 10,000 to first position holder ; Rs. 7,000 to the second position
holder and Memento to the third position holders of each Programme.
• Rahul Gumber Memorial Excellence Award : This award was started in the name of our late student Mr. Rahul Gumber,
of BBA II Shift. The award would be given to overall topper of BBA I Year, II Year & III Year respectively.

OUR PROUD ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS 2022

In the 14th Convocation of GGSIP University MSIs’ seven meritorious students received University Gold Medals for the
academic session 2017-2020 and 2018-2021 adding the Medal Tally to 37 University Gold Medals.

UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALIST FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2018-2021

JAPPREET KAUR SHUBHAM ARYA KASHISH SINGH

BBA (B&I) 2018-21, 9.59 CGPA BCA 2018-21 ,9.73 CGPA B.Com.(H) 2018-21, 9.568 CGPA

UNIVERSITY GOLD MEDALIST FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2017-2020

SWETA SINGH, TUSHAR SANEJA, RITIKA MEHRA, RUCHIKA GUPTA,

B.Ed. 2018-20, 9.5 CGPA BBA 2017-20, 9.57 CGPA BCA 2017-20, 9.66 CGPA BBA(B&I)2017-20, 9.66 CGPA

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PLACEMENT AT MSI
The Placement Cell of MSI helps students to explore placement opportunities by inviting various companies for campus
recruitment of students in the final year of the program. The placement cell organizes training and preplacement workshops
throughout the year to prepare the students for the placement drives. The Placement Cell provides 100% support for Students’
Internship.
In the Academic session 2021-2022 even after the corona epidemic hitting every Industry and Institutions. MSI has shown
remarkable campus placements offers by many international companies. Total number of companies that offered placement in
online modes were 56 and the total placements offers were 233 which includes 83 placements for BCA and 124 placements for
BBA/BCom.(H). Major Companies for BCA programme were IHS Market, Deloitte, SAP Labs, Hexaware, League XGaming
etc. Major Companies for BBA/B.Com(H) were BYJU’S, Upgrad, M4 Clothing, Adobe, Jaro Educations, Ditto, Zucol etc.
The students of Department of Education have been placed in well-reputed schools in Delhi and NCR regions. In B.Ed.
Programme, 29 Students got placed in reputed schools like Delhi Public School, Knowledge Park, BYJU’s, Shalom Hills
International School, GD Goenka Public school, Sec 10A Gurugram, St. Xavier’s High School, Sec- 81, Gurgaon, Salwan
Public School, Rajendra Nagar ,Delhi etc.

STAR ACHIEVERS’ PLACEMENT

Best Placed Students in BBA & B.Com. Best Placed Students in BCA Best Placed Students in B.Ed.
(H)
• Dhananjay Singh placed in SNITCH with • Bhagya Mudgal placed in Jupiter Lab • Ipsita Chakraborty placed in Delhi Public
package of 15 Lakhs per annum. Holiding Ltd, USA (Solvent Protocol) with School, Knowledge Park V with package
• PriyalAggarwal, Sarthak Arora placed in package of 27 Lakhs per annum. of 6.6 Lakhs per annum.
ADMITKARD with package of 10 Lakhs • Naman Malhotra placed in D.E. Shaw • Pearl Khurrana, Vernika, Divij Bhardwaj
per annum . India Pvt. Ltd. with package of 21.5 placed in BYJU’s with package of 6 Lakhs
• SumitAnand, Amanpreet Singh, Lakhs per annum. per annum.
PritheshNarang, Abhishek Raj, Naman • Aravindan Mahadevan placed in Intrinsik • Eva Singh placed in Shalom Hills
Bajaj placed in BYJU’S with package of with package of 16 Lakhs per annum. International School with package of 5.4
10 Lakhs per annum. • Aravindan Mahadevan placed in LeagueX Lakhs per annum.
• Harsh Vats, Saiveer Trivedi placed in Gaming with package of 8.0 Lakhs per • Disha Basera placed in GD Goenka Public
INTELLIPAT with package of 9 Lakhs annum. School, Sec 10A Gurugram with package
per annum. • Om Gupta placed in BridgeUp with of 5.04 Lakhs per annum.
• TanviJasola, MuskanSolanki, package of 8 Lakhs per annum. • Aabha Kapoor placed in St. Xavier’s High
SaiveerTrivedi, PriyalAggarwal placed in • Robin Sharma placed in FreJun with School, Sec- 81, Gurgaon with package of
JARO EDUCATION with package of 6.6 package of 7.2 Lakhs per annum. 4.8 Lakhs per annum.
Lakhs per annum. • Gagan Bindoria placed in Orizit with • Mukesh Kumar placed in Salwan Public
• Archie Sachdeva, SuhaniSehrawat placed package of 7 Lakhs per annum. School, Rajendra Nagar ,Delhi with
in ZONE MEDIA with package of 6 • V Sriram placed in NonceBlox with package of 4.8 Lakhs per annum.
Lakhs per annum. package of 6 Lakhs per annum.

MAJOR RECRUITERS

Disclaimer: A few logos of organizations have been shown for ease of recognition and recall; the logos are the exclusive property of the respective organizations and no violation
of IPR is intended or implied.

PUBLICATIONS
CREATION : Creation is the annual magazine of Maharaja Surajmal Institute. Creation has a great educative value. It
instigates the creative perspective of students to explore myriads of implicit tenets in the technical as well as aesthetic field.
MSI-NEWS : MSI News is the annual newsletter of the Institute. The purpose of the newsletter is to highlight the events
for the benefit of students and faculty. It also encompasses recent events celebrated in the college in scholastic as well as in
creative domain. It records and corroborates students’ achievements and contributions in all spheres of learning including
academics, sports and other co-curricular activities.
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PARICHAY MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH : Parichay is a bi-

annual research journal of Maharaja Surajmal Institute. It is a refereed and highly professional journal covering information
technology, management, education, other interdisciplinary field, its evolution and future prospects.

COURSE CURRICULUM
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - MBA
Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/usms/USMS_Syllabus/syll011221/MBA.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• MS 101 Management Process • MS 102 Technology and • MS 201 Summer Training • MS 202 Project Dissertation
and Organizational Behavior Innovation Management Report • MS 204 Corporate Social
• MS 103 Quantitative • MS 104 Financial Management • MS 203 Management of Responsibility, Human Values
Techniques • MS 106 Business Research International Business & Ethics
• MS 105 Managerial • MS 108 Sustainable Operations • MS 205 Managing E-Business Specialization-I
Economics Management • MS 207 Entrepreneurship • Elective -III Discipline Specific
• MS 107 Accounting for • MS 110 Management of Development & Startup • Elective -IV Discipline Specific
Management Information Systems • MS 209 Strategic Management Specialization II
• MS 109 Information • MS 112 Human Resource • MS 211 Business Analytics • Elective -III Discipline Specific
Technology Management Management Specialization I • Elective -IV Discipline Specific
• MS 111 Marketing • MS 114 Minor Project • Elective –I Discipline Specific • Students can choose/select two
Management • MS 116 Professional Skill • Elective –II Discipline Specific papers of their choice from the
• MS 113 Communication in Development (NUES) Specialization II two specializations.
Organizations • MS-118 MOOC/Open • Elective -I Discipline Specific
• MS-115 Legal Aspects of Elective* • Elective -II Discipline Specific
Business • MS 263 MOOC/Open
• MS 117 Information Elective*
Technology Management Lab • MS 265 Business Analytics Lab

BACHELOR OF ARTS - BACHELOR OF LEGISLATIVE LAW - BA LL.B. (HONS.)

Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/Syllabus/005_USLLS/038_2021.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• LLB 101 Legal Method • LLB 102 Law of Contract -II • LLB 201 Family Law-I • LLB 202 Family Law-II
• LLB 103 Law of Contract-I • LLB 104 Law of Torts & • LLB 203 Law of Crimes-I • LLB 204 Law of Crimes-II
• LLB 105 English I: Language, Consumer Protection • LLB 205 Constitution Law -II • LLB 206 Administrative Law
Law and Literature (Western) • LLB 106 Constitutional Law-I • BA LLB 207 History – II: Rise • BA LLB 208 History-III:
• BA LLB 107History-I: Ancient • LLB 108 Legal History and Growth of Indian National History of Modern Europe,
and Medieval India • BA LLB 110 Sociology II: Movement 1740 -1947
• BA LLB 109 Sociology-I: Indian Society • BA LLB 209 Economic-II: • BA LLB 210 Economics-III:
Introduction to Sociology • LLB 112 English II: Macro Economic Analysis Economic Development and
• BA LLB 111 Political Science-I: Language, Law and Literature • BA LLB 211 Political Science Policy
Introduction to Political Science (Indian) –II: Political Systems and • BA LLB 212 Political Science
• BA LLB 113 Economics-I: • LLB 114 Legal Research and Political Thought III: International Relations
Micro Economic Analysis Moot Court
V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER VII SEMESTER VIII SEMESTER
• LLB 301 Environmental Laws • LLB 302 Jurisprudence • LLB 401 Labour Law-I • LLB 402 Intellectual Property
and Environmental Studies • LLB 304 Law of Evidence • LLB 403 Competition Law Rights – II
• LLB 303 Code of Civil • LLB 306 Code of Criminal • LLB 405 Company Law • LLB 404 Interpretation of
Procedure - I Procedure - II • LLB 407 Law and Emerging Statutes
• LLB 305 Code of Criminal • LLB 308 Property Law Technology • LLB 406 Labour Law -II
Procedure - I • LLB 310 Civil Procedure • LLB 409 Intellectual Property • LLB 408 International Trade
• LLB 307 Human Rights Code - II Rights – 1 Law
• LLB 309 ADR: Arbitration, • LLB 312 Public International • LLB 411 Cluster – 1 • LLB 410 Income Tax Law
Mediation and Conciliation Law • LLB 451* Summer • LLB 412 Cluster – 2
• BA LLB 311 Sociology -III: Internship**
Sociology of Law and Deviance
• LLB 351* Summer Internship**
IX SEMESTER X SEMESTER
• LLB 501 Legal Ethics and Court Crafts • LLB 502 Dissertation
• LLB 503 Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing • LLB 504 Internship (Lawyers / Law firms)
• LLB 505 Land and Real Estate Laws
Choose any 03 Elective from Cluster 03
• LLB 513* Developing Entrepreneurial Mindset*
• LLB 551* Summer Internship**

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ELECTIVE PAPERS FROM SEVENTH TO NINTH SEMESTER

These shall be the elective courses to be taught with the purpose of developing specializations. These papers are to cover
upcoming and specialized subjects of law which will offer a choice to the students to develop expertise in the areas of their
interest/choice. The following papers will be offered as elective papers as may be decided by the APC for each batch.
Cluster – 1: 7th Semester Subjects Cluster – 3: List of Electives (Choose any 03): Lecture 4, PSDA 1, Credit 4
Election Laws LLB 507 (a) Banking, Insolvency and Insurance Laws
Socio – Economic Offences LLB 507 (b) Indirect Tax Laws
Private International Laws LLB 507 (c) Law of International Organizations
Law poverty and development LLB 507 (d) Legal Research and Methodology
Cluster – 2: 8th Semester Subjects LLB 507 (e) Socio Legal Dimensions of Gender Justice
Criminology and Victimology LLB 507 (f) Sports and Media Laws
Socio-Political System in India LLB 507 (g) Health Care Laws
Women and Law LLB 507 (h) Right to Information, Vigilance and Whistle Blowers Protection
International Commercial Laws LLB 507 (i) Public Employment and Service Laws
Comparative Constitutional Law LLB 507 (j) Tele Communication Laws
LLB 507 (k) International Humanitarian and Refugee Laws
LLB 507 (l) Law and Empowerment of the Marginalized People
PSDA - Professional Skill Development Activities. * - NUES – Non University Evaluative Subject. ** - After 4th, 6th and 8th Semester, students have to undergo a Compulsory
Summer Internship for one month and on that a report has to be submitted by each student separately. The same shall be evaluated by a board of examiners constituted by the
Academic Program Committee of the USLLS. In case of Affiliated Colleges, the board of examiners shall be constituted by a committee comprising of all faculty members of
respective institutions involved in teaching LL.B Students. The same board shall conduct the comprehensive viva of this semester.

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - BACHELOR OF LEGISLATIVE LAW

- BBA LL.B. (HONS.)
Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/Syllabus/005_USLLS/035_2021.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• LLB 101 Legal Method • LLB 102 Law of Contract -II • LLB 201 Family Law-I • LLB 202 Family Law-II
• LLB 103 Law of Contract-I • LLB 104 Law of Torts & • LLB 203 Law of Crimes-I • LLB 204 Law of Crimes-II
• LLB 105 English I: Language, Consumer Protection • LLB 205 Constitution Law -II • LLB 206 Administrative Law
Law and Literature (Western) • LLB 106 Constitutional • BBA LLB 213 Business • BBA LLB 214 Human
• BBA LLB 115 Principles of Law-I Environment Resource Management
Management • LLB 108 Indian Legal • BBA LLB 215 Organization • BBA LLB 216 Business Ethics
• BBA LLB 117 Managerial History Behaviour and CSR
Economics • BBA LLB 116 Financial • BBA LLB 217 Marketing • BBA LLB 218
• BBA LLB 119 Financial Management Management Entrepreneurship in the Global
Accounting • LLB 112 English II: Era
• BBA LLB 121 Quantitative Language, Law and
Techniques Literature (Indian)
• LLB 114 Legal Research and
Moot Court
V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER VII SEMESTER VIII SEMESTER
• LLB 301 Environmental Laws • LLB 302 Jurisprudence • LLB 401 Labour Law-I • LLB 402 Intellectual Property
and Environmental Studies • LLB 304 Law of Evidence • LLB 403 Competition Law Rights – II
• LLB 303 Code of Civil • LLB 306 Code of Criminal • LLB 405 Company Law • LLB 404 Interpretation of
Procedure - I Procedure - II • LLB 407 Law and Emerging Statutes
• LLB 305 Code of Criminal • LLB 308 Property Law Technology • LLB 406 Labour Law -II
Procedure - I • LLB 310 Civil Procedure • LLB 409 Intellectual Property • LLB 408 International Trade
• LLB 307 Human Rights Code - II Rights – 1 Law
• LLB 309 Alternative Dispute • LLB 312 • LLB 411 Cluster – 1 • LLB 410 Income Tax Law
Resolution (ADR) Public International Law • LLB 451* Summer • LLB 412 Cluster – 2
• BBA LLB 313 Strategic Internship**
Management
• LLB 351* Summer
Internship**
IX SEMESTER X SEMESTER
• LLB 501 Legal Ethics and Court Crafts • LLB 502 Dissertation
• LLB 503 Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing • LLB 504 Internship (Lawyers / Law firms)
• LLB 505 Land and Real Estate Laws
Choose any 03 Elective from Cluster 03
• LLB 513* Developing Entrepreneurial Mindset*
• LLB 551* Summer Internship**
Elective Papers from Seventh to Ninth Semester : Same as mentioned in BA LL.B. (Hons.) program.

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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – BBA(GEN)

Detailed syllabus is available at :http://ipu.ac.in/usms/USMS_Syllabus/syll011221/BBA.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER
• 101-Management Process & Organizational • 102-Cost Accounting • 201- Business Laws
Behaviour • 104-Decision Techniques for Business • 203-Marketing Management
• 103-Business Mathematics • 106- Business Environment • 205- Human Resource Management
• 105-Financial Accounting and Analysis • 108- E-Commerce • 207- Management Accounting
• 107- Business Economics • 110- Business Communication • 209-Production and operations
• 109-IT Applications in Business • 112- E-Commerce Lab Management
• 111- IT Applications in Business Lab • 114-Minor Project • 211- Business Research Methodology
• 113-Entrepreneurial Mindset (NUES) • 116-MOOC • 213- Business Research Methodology Lab
• 215- NSS/NCC/NSO as notified by the
university(NUES)
• 217- Environmental Studies
IV SEMESTER V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER
• 202-Business Analytics • 301- Goods and services tax • 302-Project Management
• 204-Financial Management • 303-Business Policy and Strategy • 304-Digital Marketing
• 206- Corporate Governance, Ethics & • 305- Information System Management • Elective III (1 paper to be selected from
Social Responsibility of Business • 307- Information System Management • the list of electives)
• 208- Income Tax Law and Practice Lab • 312- Entrepreneurship Development
• 210- MOOC • 315- Summer Training Project • 314- Major Project
• 218- Minor Project II List of Electives II (Choose any one) List of Electives III (Choose any one)
List of Elective I (Choose any one) • 309- Marketing Analytics • 306- HR Analytics
• 212- Training and Development • 311- Performance Management • 308- Advertising and Sales Promotion
• 214- Sales Management • 313- Financial Modelling • 310- Investment Analysis and Portfolio
• 216- Financial Markets and Institutions • Management

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BANKING & INSURANCE) – BBA

(B&I)
Detailed syllabus is available at :http://ipu.ac.in/usms/USMS_Syllabus/syll011221/BBA%20 (Banking%20&%20Insurance).
pdf

I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER

• 101-Management Process & • 102-Cost Accounting • 201- Marketing Management
Organizational Behaviour • 104- Business Mathematics • 203- Management Accounting
• 103-Principles of Banking • 106- Business Environment • 205- Management of Commercial Banks
• 105-Financial Accounting and Analysis • 108- Principles of Insurance • 207- Decision Techniques in Business
• 107- Business Economics • 110- E-Commerce • 209- Business Research Methodology
• 109- Business Communication • 112- E-Commerce Lab • 211- Business Research Methodology Lab
• 111- IT Applications in Business • 114-Minor Project • 213- NSS/NCC/NSO as notified by the
• 113- IT Applications in Business Lab • 116-MOOC university (NUES)
• 115- Entrepreneurial Mindset (NUES) • 215- Environmental Studies
IV SEMESTER V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER
• 202- Business Analytics • 301- Goods and services tax • 302-Project Management
• 204- Financial Management • 303-Practice of Life and General • 304-Human Resource Management
• 206- Corporate Governance, Ethics & Insurance • Elective III (1 elective to be selected from the
Social Responsibility of Business • 305- Business Policy and Strategy list of electives)
• 208- Income Tax Law and Practice • 307- Business Laws • 312- Business Laws and Practice
• 216- Minor Project II • 315- Summer Training Project • 314- Major Project
• 218- MOOC List of Elective II (choose any one) List of Elective III (choose any one)
List of Elective I (choose any one) • 309- Investment Banking • 306- HR Analytics
• 210 – Financial Markets and Institutions • 311- Marketing Analytics • 308- Advertising and Sales Promotion
• 212 – Sales Management • 313- Performance Management • 310- Marketing of Financial Products and
• 214 – Training and Development • Services

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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS- BCA

Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/usict/syllabus/syll3bcaaff261121.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• 101-Discrete Mathematics • 102-Applied Mathematics • 201-Computer Network • 202-JAVA Programming
• 103-Programming Using ‘C’ • 104-Web based Programming • 203- Computer Organization • 204- Software Engineering
Language • 106-Data Structure And and Architecture • 206-Introduction
• 105-Fundamentals of Algorithm Using ‘C’ • 205-Object Oriented to Management &
Computers and IT • 108-Database Management Programming with C++ Entrepreneurship Development
• 107-Web Technologies System • 207-Human Values and Ethics • 232- Personality Development
• 109-Technical Communications • 110-Environment Studies • 271- Practical VII C++ Skills
• 171-Practical – I ‘C’ Prog Lab • 172-Practical IV WBP Discipline Specific Elective (any • 272- Practical VIII JAVA Lab
• 173-Practical – II IT Lab • 174- Practical V DS one) • 274- Practical IX SE Lab
• 175-Practical- III Web Tech • 176- Practical VI DBMS Lab • 211-Basics of Python Discipline Specific Elective(any
Lab Skill Enhancement Course (any • 213-Cyber Security one)
• 181-Bridge Course in one) General Elective (any one) • 212-Introduction to Data
Mathematics • 132- MOOC Course from • 221-Principles of Management Science
SWAYAM/NPTEL & Organizational Behaviour • 211-Introduction to Artificial
• 134-Front End Design Tool • 223-Open Elective offered Intelligence
VB.Net Lab by other Department/School/ • 214-Network Security
• 136-Statistical Analysis using programme • 218-Web Development with
excel Skill Enhancement Course(any Python
• 138-Designing Lab Photoshop one) General Elective (any one)
• 231-MOOC Course from • 222-Digital Marketing
SWAYAM/NPTEL • 224-Principles of Accounting
• 233-Designing Lab CorelDraw • 226- Open Elective offered
• 235- ASP.Net by other Department/School/
• 237- AR/VR programme
V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER
• 301-Operating System & Linux Programming • 302-Data Warehousing & Data Mining
• 303- Computer Graphics • 304- E-Commerce
• 305-Cloud Computing • 306-Internet of Things
• 307-Minor Project • 308-Major Project
• 331-Summer Training Project • 332-Seminar/ Conference/ Presentation
• 371- Practical X Linux-OS Lab • 372- Practical XII IOT Lab
• 373- Practical XI CG Lab • 374- NSS/NCC/Cultural Club/ Technical Society/ Technical Club
Discipline Specific Elective (any one) Discipline Specific Elective (any one)
• 311-Data Visualization & Analytics • 312-Machine Learning With Python
• 313-Machine Learning with Python • 314-Deep Learning With Python
• 315- Web Security • 316-IT Act and Cyber Laws
• 317-Web Development with JAVA & JSP • 318-Mobile Application Development

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (HONS.) – B.COM.(H)

Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/usms/USMS_Syllabus/syll011221/B.Com%20(Hons).pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• 101-Financial Accounting • 102- Corporate Accounting • 201- Cost Accounting • 202- Management Accounting
• 103-Micro Economics • 104- Business Laws • 203- Corporate Laws • 204- Corporate Finance
• 105-Quantitative Techniques • 106- Macro Economics • 205- Business Research • 206- Business Ethics and CSR
for Commerce • 108- Business Statistics • 211- Basic Accounting • 212- Data Analysis with
• 107- Management Processes • 110- Environmental Science Software (Lab Based) Spreadsheets (Lab Based)
and and Sustainability • 213- Research Methods for • 214- Income Tax Laws
• Organizational Behaviour • 112- Minor Project Commerce (Lab Based) • 216- Minor Project II
• 109- Business Communication • 114- MOOC I • 215- Group Discussion & • MOOC II
• 111- Information Technology Interview Skills (NUES) General Electives II (any one)
for Commerce • 217- Entrepreneurial Mindset • 208- Investment and portfolio
• 113- Information Technology (NUES) Management
for Commerce Lab Based • 219- NSS/NCC/NSO as • 210- Marketing Management
notified by the
• university(NUES)
General Electives I (any one)
• 207- Financial Markets and
Institutions
• 209- Human Resource
Management

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V SEMESTER VI SEMESTER
• 301- Corporate Taxation • 302- GST and E Filing(NUES)
• 315- Internship Project Report • 312- Financial Modelling Using Spreadsheets(Lab Based)
Discipline Specific Elective I • 314- Major Research Project
• 303 Investment Banking Discipline Specific Elective III
• 305 Valuation of Fixed Income Securities • 304- Financial Technology
Discipline Specific Elective II • 306- Introduction to Derivatives
• 307 Banking Operations Discipline Specific Elective IV
• 309 Capital Marketing Operations • 308- New Venture Financing
Generic Elective III (any one) • 310- Equity Research and Analysis
• 311 Basics of Actuarial Science
• 313 Basics of Econometrics

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION – B.ED.

Detailed syllabus is available at : http://ipu.ac.in/use/BEd_Syllabus_2021-22_onwards.pdf
I SEMESTER II SEMESTER IV SEMESTER
• 101-Childhood and • 102-Learning and Teaching • 210-Gender, School and Society
Growing up • 104-Contemporary perspectives in • 212-Knowledge and Curriculum: Perspectives in Education
• 103-Philosophical Education • 214-Guidance & Counselling
Foundations of • 106-Assessment of Learning • 216-Environmental Education
Education • 108-Experiential Learning • 218-Creating an Inclusive School
• 105-Language Across the • 110-Entrepreneurial Mindset Elective I (any one)
Curriculum • 116-150-Pedagogy of School Subject-(I) • 220- Human Rights and Value Education
• 107-Understanding • 116-150-Pedagogy of School Subject- • 222-Health & Physical Education
Disciplines and Subjects (II) • 224-Adult & Population Education
• 109-Critical • 152-Reading and Reflecting on Texts • 226-Peace Education
Understanding of ICT • 154-PSE- II • 228-Work Education
• 111-School Organisation • Elective - MOOC* • 230-Education of the Marginalized Groups
and Management • 232-Life Skills Education
• 151-Understanding the III SEMESTER • 234-School Leadership
Self Practical
• 153-PSE-1 (Preliminary • 251&253 - Internship Part-I • 252-Reflection on School Experience
School Engagement) • 255&257 - Internship Part-II • 254-Drama and Art in Education
Elective - Elective I Elective II
• MOOC* • MOOC* • MOOC*
• NCC/ NSS

ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE

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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION

For admission to any course the following documents need to be produced at the time of admission, it can be downloaded from
the given link : http://www.ipu.ac.in/Pubinfo2022/adm22brgen030322.pdf
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Sector 16 C, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110078
Appendix 4
Undertaking form result awaited candidates for seeking provisional admission for academic session 2022-23
Appendix 5
Medical certificate (for the academic session 2022-23) (to be submitted at the time of counselling/admission)
Appendix 6
Admission verification form for the academic session 2022-23 (for various programme)
Appendix 7
Undertaking by the student with respect to anti ragging
Appendix 8
Undertaking by parent/guardian with respect of anti ragging
Note: RAGGING: Rules in terms of ordinance relating to maintenance of discipline amongst students of the University are as
under (may also see the URL http://ipu.ac.in/norms/ragging130117.pdf):

Identity Card Form

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE
Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi. C-4, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058
(Please fill the following information in Capital Letter and Black/Blue Pen only)

Student's Name
Father's Name Mother's Name

Paste recent stamp size Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Blood Group

photograph (colored)
Enrolment No
Course Batch Shift
Residential Address

Student Signature Mobile Email ID:

(must be within the box)

Temporary ID Card (Validity : )

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE

Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi.
C-4, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058. Tel : 011-45656183,011- 45037193

Student’s Name
Father’s Name Mother’s Name

Paste recent stamp size Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Blood Group

photograph (colored)
CET Roll No. CET Rank
Course Batch Shift
Residential Address

Student Signature Mobile Email ID:

(must be within the box)
Note: 1) In case of mis-use of ID card, holder will be responsible. 2) This ID card is not transferable, in any case. 3) Loss of ID card must be reported immediately to the Director. 4) This ID card must be
produced/ surrendered, as and when being asked by the authorities of the Institute. 5) In case the ID card is lost, new card will be issued on payment of Rs 50/-. If found, please return to MSI.

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Form No.: Enrolment No

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE

Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi
C-4, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058

Admission Form for the Session 2022-2023 (to be submitted to the Class Coordinator)
INSTRUCTIONS
Paste recent self attested passport
1. Use BLACK/BLUE BALL POINT PEN in boxes using English Capital letters or Numerals. size photograph (colored)
2. Write in CAPITAL LETTERS only without touching the lines.
(Mark tick wherever applicable)

CET/CAT/CMAT/CLAT Rank Roll No

Personal Information
1 Student’s Name

Student’s Mobile

Student’s Email Id

2 Date of Birth(DD/MM/YYYY)   3 Gender: Male Female

4 Marital Status Married Unmarried 5 Nationality

6 Address for Correspondence :

7 Permanent Address (Same as above )

8 Father’s Name

Father’s Occupation Service   Business             Others, Please specify

Father’s Designation with Office Address

Father’s Mobile       Father’s Email Id:

9 Mother’s Name

Mother’s Occupation Service   House-Wife Others, Please specify

Mother’s Designation with Office Address

Mother’s Mobile Mother’s Email Id:

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10 Category (please tick only one)

NRI General SC/ST/OBC Others, Please specify

(Enclose Category certificate issued by competent authority in prescribed form, if applying under reserved category)
If NRI Sponsored
Name of the Sponsor Relation
Address of the Sponsor

11 Academic Record : (Attach copy of marksheets)

Exam University/ Board Year of Subjects Offered Maximum Marks %age
Passed Passing Marks Obtained

12 a) Qualifying Aggregate Percentage :

b) Stream : Science/Commerce/Humanities
c) XII Class: With Maths/Without Maths

13 Extra Curricular activities with level of achievements:

DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the particulars given by me in the application form are correct. I am applying with the consent of my parents/guardian. I
further declare that I shall abide by all the rules and regulations of the Institute as well as of the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University,
New Delhi.

(Signature of Father/Guardian) (Signature of Candidate)

Name of Father/Guardian Name of Candidate

FOR OFFICE USE

Eligibility and marks checked by :
Remarks

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Form No.: Enrolment No

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE

Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi
C-4, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058

Admission Form for the Session 2022-2023(to be submitted to the Office)

Course: BBA(G) (I Shift) BBA(G)(II Shift) BCA(I Shift) MBA
BBA(B&I) (I Shift) BBA(B&I)(II Shift) BCA(II Shift) BA & LL.B.(H) Paste recent self attested passport
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BCom.(H) I Shift BCom.(H) II Shift B.Ed. BBA & LL.B.(H)

Instructions: Use BLACK/BLUE BALL POINT PEN in boxes using English Capital letters or Numerals.
(Mark tick wherever applicable)
CET/CAT/CMAT/CLAT Rank Roll No
Personal Information
1 Student’s Name

Student’s Mobile

Student’s Email Id

2 Date of Birth(DD/MM/YYYY)   3 Gender: Male Female

4 Marital Status Married Unmarried 5 Nationality

6 Address for Correspondence :

7 Permanent Address (Same as above )

8 Father’s Name

Father’s Occupation Service Business Others, Please specify

Father’s Designation with Office Address

Father’s Mobile       Father’s Email Id:

9 Mother’s Name

Mother’s Occupation Service House-Wife Others, Please specify

Mother’s Designation with Office Address

Mother’s Mobile Mother’s Email Id:

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10 Category (please tick only one)

NRI General SC/ST/OBC Others, Please specify

(Enclose Category certificate issued by competent authority in prescribed form, if applying under reserved category)
If NRI Sponsored
Name of the Sponsor Relation
Address of the Sponsor

11 Academic Record : (Attach copy of marksheets)

Exam University/ Board Year of Subjects Offered Maximum Marks %age
Passed Passing Marks Obtained

12 a) Qualifying Aggregate Percentage :

b) Stream : Science/Commerce/Humanities
c) XII Class: With Maths/Without Maths

13 Extra Curricular activities with level of achievements:

DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the particulars given by me in the application form are correct. I am applying with the consent of my parents/guardian. I
further declare that I shall abide by all the rules and regulations of the Institute as well as of the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University,
New Delhi.

(Signature of Father/Guardian) (Signature of Candidate)

Name of Father/Guardian Name of Candidate

FOR OFFICE USE

Eligibility and marks checked by :
Remarks

(Signature of Admin Officer) (Signature of Director)

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 INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

Dr. Rachita Rana Director MSI Ms. Priyanka Dhaka, Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS Mr. Ajay Kumar Phogat, Assistant Professor APPLICATIONS - II SHIFT
ADMINISTRATION -I SHIFT Dr. Anshu Lochab, Assistant Professor Dr. Menal Dahiya, Associate Professor, Head
Prof. (Dr.) Harish Singh, Professor Mr. Suraj Pal Chauhan, Assistant Professor
Dr. Beena Devi, Assistant Professor
Dr. Supriya Choudhary, Associate Professor, Ms. Tarunim Sharma, Assistant Professor
Ms. Meena Solanki, Assistant Professor
Head Mr. Harjender Singh, Assistant Professor
Dr. Monika Tushir, Associate Professor Dr. Anamika Rana, Assistant Professor
Ms. Minal Dhankar, Assistant Professor
Dr. Jasbir Singh, Associate Professor Dr. Bhoomika Saroha, Assistant Professor Ms. Kanika Kundu, Assistant Professor
Dr. Rajeev Dahiya, Associate Professor Ms. Aanchal Tehlan, Assistant Professor Ms. Nikita Malik, Assistant Professor
Dr. Parul Deshwal, Associate Professor Mr. Yash Kant Teotia, Assistant Professor Ms. Tunisha Varshney, Assistant Professor
Dr. Shavita Deshwal, Associate Professor Dr. Jyoti, Assistant Professor
Dr. Suhashini Prashar, Associate Professor Ms. Vishakha Mann, Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE – I
Dr. Heramb Nayak, Assistant Professor Dr. Itti Hooda, Assistant Professor & II SHIFT
Dr. Anupama Sharma, Assistant Professor Dr. Preeti Malik, Assistant Professor, Head
Ms. Komal, Assistant Professor
Dr. Sumita Kukreja, Assistant Professor Dr. Anviti Rawat, Assistant Professor
Ms. Priyanka, Assistant Professor
Mr. Paramveer Singh, Assistant Professor Dr. Sarita Rana, Assistant Professor
Dr. Nisha Bamel, Assistant Professor
Dr. Seema Shokeen, Assistant Professor Ms. Aanchal Dabas, Assistant Professor
Ms. Renu Hooda, Assistant Professor Ms. Pooja Dabas, Assistant Professor
Dr. Shailza Dutt, Assistant Professor
Ms. Nisha Solanki, Assistant Professor Ms. Chetna Grewal, Assistant Professor
Dr. Asha Chaudhary, Assistant Professor
Ms. Arti Malik, Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Dr. Punam Ahlawat, Assistant Professor APPLICATIONS - I SHIFT Dr. Poonam Beniwal, Assistant Professor,
Dr. Ruchika Gahlot, Assistant Professor Dr. Neetu Anand, Assistant Professor , Head Head
Ms. Shikha Shokeen, Assistant Professor Dr. Kavita Pabreja, Associate Professor Dr. Monika Davar, Assistant Professor
Ms. Monika Sehrawat, Assistant Professor Dr. Amit Choudhary, Associate Professor Dr. Vipasha Rana, Assistant Professor
Dr. Neetu Narwal, Associate Professor Dr. Kusum Gill, Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS Mr. Hemender Kumar, Assistant Professor Dr. Promila Dabas, Assistant Professor
ADMINISTRATION – II SHIFT
Mr. Manoj Kumar, Assistant Professor Dr. Arvind Kumar, Assistant Professor
Prof. (Dr.) Jagbir Ahlawat, Professor
Dr. Kumar Gaurav, Assistant Professor Dr. Usha Rani Malik, Assistant Professor
Dr. Anita Sharma, Associate Professor, Head
Mr. Sundeep Kumar, Assistant Professor Dr. Rajesh Gill, Assistant Professor
Dr. Vijay Dahiya, Associate Professor Mr. Ravinder Singh, Assistant Professor Dr. Vivek Solanki, Assistant Professor
Dr. Alka Mittal, Associate Professor Ms. Rhythm Chaudhary, Assistant Professor Dr. Arti Bahuguna, Assistant Professor
Ms. Nisha Tokas, Assistant Professor Dr. Pooja Singh, Assistant Professor Dr. Monika Singh, Assistant Professor
Dr. Shashikant Pandey, Assistant Professor Ms. Vinita Tomar, Assistant Professor Dr. Vanita Anand, Assistant Professor
Ms. Neha Mathur, Assistant Professor Ms. Manju Dhillon, Assistant Professor Ms. Savita Dalal, Assistant Professor

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 MSI ACCREDITATION AND
AWARDS
• Awarded ‘A’ Grade by Joint Assessment Committee (JAC)
of GNCT of Delhi for Consecutively for 7 years.
• Awarded ‘A+’ Grade by 5th State Fee Regulatory
Committee (SFRC) of GNCT of Delhi.
• Accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation
Council as ‘A’ Grade (NAAC).
• MSI has been awarded Certificate of appreciation
for Valuable & Exemplary contribution to education
Community by New Normal education Leadership
Summit & Awards,2021.
• Course Coordinators for BBA- GGSIP University, NEP
(National Education Policy 2020.) and Faculty are
members for B.Com.(H)/ BCA.
• MSI is positioned in the Rank Band:151-200 by NIRF,
2022.

TIMES BBA EDUCATION RANKING

SURVEY 2022
• MSI is ranked 7th among all Top BBA Private Institutes
all over India.
• MSI is ranked 8th in Top 70 BBA Institute Ranking 2022.
• MSI is ranked 5th in North Region among Top BBA
Institutes.
• MSI is ranked 14th in Top BBA Institute-Placement.

INDIA TODAY MDRA SURVEY-

BEST COLLEGES OF INDIA, JULY
2022
• MSI is ranked 1st in Best BCA College in Delhi and 8th in
All India.
• MSI is ranked 1st in Best BBA College in Delhi and 6th in
All India (Emerging Colleges setup in or after 2000).
• MSI is ranked 2nd in Best BBA College in Delhi and 9th
in All India (Integrated list of Government and Private
Colleges).
• MSI is ranked 1st in Best Commerce College in Delhi and
7th in All India (Emerging Colleges setup in or after 2000).

MAHARAJA SURAJMAL INSTITUTE

Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Recognised by UGC u/s 2(f), NAAC ‘A’ accredited
Rated as Category ‘A+’ by SFRC & ‘A’ by JAC Govt. of NCT of Delhi, C-4, Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058
Phones: 011-45656183, 011-45037193 | Email: [email protected] | Website: www.msijanakpuri.com