Online Admission Link:

https://gdcnerwa.highalteducation.in
Phone No. 01783-264576
01783
Email:[email protected]
Website: https://gdcnerwa.edu.in

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 TEACHING STAFF OF THE COLLEGE

NON-TEACHING STAFF OF THE COLLEGE

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 ADMISSION/TEACHING/ EXAMINATION/ VACATION SCHEDULE
ACADEMIC SESSION 2024-25
Sr. No. Particulars Period Days

1. Submission of Admission Forms for 1st Year 3/6/24 to 15/7/24 43

2. Pre-Admission Counselling of 1st Year Students 3/6/24 to 15/7/24 43
3. Display of First Merit List (1st Year) 16/7/24 Up to 1.PM 01
4. Fee to be Deposited by 1st Year Students 16/7/24 to 19/7/24 03
5. Display of Second Merit List (1st Year) 20/7/24 Up to 11.00 AM 01
6. Fee to be Deposited 1st Year Students 20/7/24 Up to 1.00 PM 01
7. Orientation of 1st Year Students 22/07/24 01
8. Admission of UG 2nd & 3rd Year (Roll On Basis) 06/6/24 to 15/7/24 31
9. Fee to be Deposited 2nd & 3rd Year Students 06/06/24 to 19/7/24 35
10. Post Admission Counselling 2nd & 3rd Year 20/7/24 & 22/7/24 02
23/7/24 to 28/10/24 79
4/11/24 to 31/12/24 48

11. Regular Teaching of All Classes 05/02/25 to 29/3/25 45

Remedial Classes
Beyond Normal
09
Teaching Hours
(Minimum 54 Hours)
Total Teaching Days 181
12. Examinations 01/4/25 to 14/5/25 44
13. Evaluation of Scripts 10/4/25 to 17/5/25 38
14. Result of All Classes Up to 30/6/25

Vacation Schedule
15. Summer Vacations 18/6/24 to 12/7/24 25
16. Diwali Break 29/10/24 to 2/11/24 05
17. Winter Vacations 01/01/25 to 4/2/25 35

Note: The above dates are subject to change as per H.P. Government notification.

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PRINCIPAL’S
MESSAGE
Dear Students!
It’s my pleasure to welcome you
all to the most exciting and
rewarding phase of your life.
College education marks a
transition from the controlled

environment of the school to

an autonomous & free

environment of college. This
autonomy and freedom further
demands self discipline and a
sense of responsibility on your
part.

It is a matter of pride for us that our institution is responding well to new scenario of
education bringing out the positive change and producing not only eminent
academicians, outstanding sportspersons and cultural ambassadors but at the same
time good human beings. This institution provides quality education by equipping
students with skills, confidence and positive approach with an all round personality
development. Beautiful widespread campus and academic environment nurtures
creativity and leadership qualities amongst students for their overall development.

Govt. College Nerwa, all along its journey has strived towards excellence with the help

and cooperation of the competent & well experienced faculty, non-teaching staff, parents,
students, local administration and well wishers. To all of them, I convey my sincere
thanks and profound appreciation with an ardent hope that they will ever continue to
support and stand by the institution. Though this college is located in a far flung rural
area of Shimla, yet we indeed are fortunate to boast a faculty and staff who are not only
immensely talented but also deeply committed for the success of our students. Working
with such an inspiring, dedicated, and devoted team fills me with a sense of privilege.

We look forward to welcome the aspirants of higher education to this institution and help
them to shape their future and to turn their dreams into reality.

"With Best Wishes & Blessings"

Dr. H.L. SHARMA

Principal

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 INDEX

Sr. No Description Page Number

1 Teaching and Non-teaching staff photographs 2
2 Admission/Teaching/ Examination/ Vacation Schedule 3
3 Principal’s Message 4
4. About the College 6
5. Faculty Profile 7
6. Non-Teaching Staff 9
7. Annual Administrative Committees 10
8. Choice Based Credit System 12
9. Outline of Credit Based System 13
10. Credit Scheme Under CBCS 15
11. Instructional template-Choice Based Credit System 16
12. Subject Combinations for BA 1st Year 17
13. Online Admission Procedure 18
14. Eligibility for Admission 18
15. Admission Procedure for PG Courses 19
16. Roster to be Followed 20
17. Documents to be Uploaded with Online Admission Form 21
18. Rules for Migration 22
19. Fee Structure BA/B.Com/B.Sc. 1st Year 23
20. Fee Structure BA/B.Com/B.Sc. 2nd & 3rd Year 24
21. Facilities and Co-curricular Activities in the College 25
22. Scholarship Schemes for Students 26
23. Important Instructions 27
24. Leave Rules 27
25. Student Identity Card 28
26. Examinations 29
27. Admission cum Counseling Committees 30
28. Activity Calendar 31
29. Important Helpline numbers 32
30. Glimpses of College Curricular & Co-curricular Activities 33

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 ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Nerwa, nestled in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh within the Chopal
constituency, is a picturesque locale cradled by the majestic Churdhaar Peak.
Surrounded by snow-capped summits and vibrant villages, it sits at the feet of the
rippling Shalvi River, with Uttarakhand's peaks on the opposite side.

Government College Nerwa, formerly S.D. College, stands amidst a scenic pine forest and
serves as a beacon of higher education. The state government took over the institution on
June 13, 2002. Initially operating from the old S.D. College building, the college moved to
a new state-of-the-art campus in September 2017, inaugurated by then Chief Minister
Sh. Virbhadra Singh. Spanning over 40 bigha of land, the new campus is easily
accessible by road and features a large parking area.

The college boasts modern infrastructure, including well-equipped laboratories, IT lab,

library and various sports facilities such as a gymnasium, badminton court, volleyball
court, and table tennis room. Students can also enjoy college's large playground and
canteen facilities. With spacious classrooms and a large examination hall, the college
provides an ideal environment for academic pursuits.

Renowned for its distinguished faculty in Arts, Commerce, and Science, Government
College Nerwa attracts students from nearby regions, including Uttarakhand and Nepal.
The institution is dedicated to serving society through quality education, cultural
activities, sports and NSS initiatives.

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 FACULTY PROFILE

Assistant Professor Sh. Balbir Singh Kalsaik

Physical Education (M.P.Ed., M.Phil.)

Assistant Professor Sh. Narender Negi

Political Science (M.A., M.Phil.)

Assistant Professor Dr. Vikas Suman

Zoology (M.Sc. Ph.D., NET)

Assistant Professor Sh. Sanjeev Kumar

English (M.A., M. Phil., NET, SET)

Assistant Professor Ms. Seema

English (M.A., M.Phil., SET)

Assistant Professor Sh. Dinesh Sharma

Sanskrit (Vishisht Shastri, M.A.
Sanskrit, D.Ed., B.Ed.,
SET, NET)

Assistant Professor Dr. Rohit

Chemistry (M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
JRF, NET, GATE, SET)

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Assistant Professor Sh. Aman Deep
Mathematics (M.Sc.,NBHM, JRF, NET,
GATE, SET)

Assistant Professor Prof. Kalyan Singh

History (M.A. History, SET)

Assistant Professor Prof. Varun Sood

Music (Vocal) (M.A. Music, M.A.
(English), B.Ed., SET)

Assistant Professor Sh. Varinder Kumar

Hindi (M.A. Hindi, M.A. History,
B.Ed. SET)

Assistant Professor Sh. Dalip Singh

Commerce (M.Com.,NET, SET)

Assistant Professor Ms. Aradhana Kumari

Commerce (M.Com., NET, SET)

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 NON-TEACHING STAFF

Library Staff
Sh. Narayan Singh Assistant Librarian
Office Staff
Sh. Harish Sharma Superintendent (Grade-II)
Smt. Anita Shamta Clerk
Smt. Anita Ranta Clerk
Sh. Surender Dutt Sharma Storekeeper
Lab Staff
Sh. Dinesh Kumar SLA (On deputation to GDC Chopal)
Sh. Prem Singh SLA (On deputation to GDC Kupvi)
Sh. Rajinder Thakur JLA
Sh. Rajinder Pista JLA
Class IV Employees
Smt. Nazru Devi Peon
Smt. Santoshi Devi Peon
Smt. Dhyani Devi Sweeper

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 ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES ( 2024-25)
1. ADVISORY COMMITTEE 3. Prof. Aman Deep Member
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Convener 4. Prof. Varun Sood Member
2. Prof. Narender Negi Member 5. Prof. Dalip Member
3. Dr. Vikas Suman Member 11. CULTURAL ACTIVITY/ YOUTH FESTIVAL
4. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member PREPARATION COMMITTEE
5. Prof. Seema Justa Member
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsiak Convener
6. Sh. Harish Sharma Member
2. ANNUAL REPORT COMMITTEE
2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
1. Prof. Seema Justa Convener 3. Prof. Seema Justa Member
2. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member 4. Prof. Aman Deep Member
3. ANTI-RAGGING CUM DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE 5. Prof. Varun Sood Member
1. Prof. Narender Negi Convener 6. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
2. Prof. Seema Justa Member 7. Prof. Aradhana Kumari Member
3. Dr. Rohit Member 8. Mr. Surender Sharma Member
4. Prof.Kalyan Singh Member
12. DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
5. Sh.Harish Sharma Member
6. Sh. Ashok Kumar Member 1. Prof. Narender Negi Convener
4. BUS PASS ATTESTATION COMMITTEE 2. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
1. Prof. Seema Justa Convener 3. Dr. Rohit Member
2. Prof. Aman Deep Member 4. Sh. Rajender Thakur Member
3. Prof. Varun Sood Member 13. ECO-CLUB
4. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member 1. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Convener
5. Prof. Dalip Member 2. Dr. Rohit Member
5. CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT, BEAUTIFICATION & 3. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
SANITATION COMMITTEE 4. Sh. Harish Sharma Member
5. Sh. Anita Ranta Member
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener
14. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL
2. Prof. Seema Justa Member
3. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member 1. Prof. Seema Justa Convener
4. Prof. Aman Deep Member 2. Dr. Rohit Member
5. Prof. Aradhana Member 3. Prof. Aradhana Kumari Member
6. Sh. Harish Sharma Member 4. Ms. Santoshi Devi Member
7. Sh. Rajender Pista Member 15. GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL CELL(Employees)
8. Sh. Rajender Thakur Member 1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsiak Convener
6. CANTEEN/REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE 2. Prof. Narender Negi Member
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Convener 3. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
2. Dr. Vikas Suman Member 4. Sh. Harish Sharma Member
3. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member 5. Ms. Anita Ranta Member
4. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member 6. Smt. Santoshi Devi Member
5. Ms. Anita Samta Member 16. GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL COMMITTEE
7. CAREER GUIDANCE, COUNSELLING AND (Students)
PLACEMENT CELL 1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Convener
1. Dr. Vikas Suman Convener 2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member 3. Prof. Aman Deep Member
3. Prof. Aman Deep Member 4. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
4. Prof. Varun Sood Member 5. Prof.Dalip Member
5. Prof. Aradhana Member 6. Ms. Anita Ranta Member
8. COLLEGE ESTATE & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
17. HEALTH SERVICES & ANTI DRUG CELL
COMMITTEE
1. Prof. Vikas Suman Convener
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener 2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
2. Prof. Aman Deep Member 3. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member
3. Prof. Varun Sood Member 4. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
4. Prof. Dalip Member 18. HOUSE EXAMINATION COMMITTEE
5. Sh. Rajender Pista Member
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener
6. Sh. Surender Sharma Member
2. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member
9. COUNSELLING CELL FOR ADOLESCENT GIRLS
3. Dr. Rohit Member
1. Prof. Seema Justa Convener 4. Mrs. Anita Samta Member
2. Prof. Aradhana Kumari Member 5. Sh. Surender Sharma Member
3. Mrs.Anita Samta Member 19. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL
4. Mrs. Anita Ranta Member
1. Dr. H.L. Sharma Chairman
10. CSCA ADVISORY COMMITTEE
2. Prof. Vikas Suman Coordinator
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Convener 3. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
2. Prof. Narender Negi Member 4. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member

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 5. Dr. Rohit Member 30. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
6. Prof. Aman Deep Member 1. Dr. Vikas Suman Convener
7. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member 2. Prof.Sanjeev Justa Member
8. Sh. Narayan Singh Member 3. Dr. Rohit Member
9. Sh. Harish Sharma Member 4. Prof. Aman Deep Member
10. PTA President/Sec Ext. Member 31. RUSA-PMU
11. CSCA President/Sec Ext. Member 1. Dr. H.L. Sharma Chairman
20. LIBRARY COMMITTEE 2. Prof. B. S. Kalsaik Vice-Chairman
1. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Convener 3. Prof. Vikas Suman Co-ordinator
2. Sh. Narayan Singh Member 4. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
3. Dr. Rohit Member 5. Dr. Rohit Member
4. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member 6. Prof. Aman Deep Member
21. MAGAZINE COMMITTEE 7. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Chief-Editor 7.Sh. Harish Sharma Member
2. Prof. Narender Negi Pahari Sec 32. SCHOLARSHIP & STUDENT-AID COMMITTEE
3. Prof. Seema Justa English Section 1. Dr. H.L. Sharma Chairperson
4. Prof. Dinesh Sanskrit Section 2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener
5. Prof. Aman Deep Science Section 3. Prof. Aman Deep Member
6. Prof. Varinder Hindi Section 4. Prof. Aradhana Member
7. Prof. Dalip Economic Forum 5. Mrs.Anita Samta Member
22. NEP CO-ORDINATOR & ABC NODAL OFFICER 6. Sh. Surender Sharma Member
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa 33. SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORK
23. NSS, ROVERS & RANGERS ADVISORY PLACE CUM WOMEN GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL
COMMITTEE CELL
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener 1. Dr. H.L. Sharma Chairperson
2. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member 2. Prof. Seema Justa Convener
3. Dr. Rohit Member 3. Prof. Aradhana Kumari Member
4. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member 4. Prof. Narender Negi Member
5. Mrs.Anita Samta Member
5. Ms. Anita Samta Member
6. Mrs. Anita Ranta Member
24. PM-USHA & UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS 34. SPORTS COMMITTEE
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Co-ordinator 1. Prof. B. S. Kalsaik Convener
2. Prof. Seema Justa Member
2. Prof. Narender Negi Member
3. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member
4. Sh. Narayan Singh Member 3. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
5. Prof. Aman Deep Member 4. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
6. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member 5. Prof. Aradhana Member
7. Prof. Dalip Member 6. Sh. Harish Sharma Member
8. Mrs. Anita Ranta Member 35. TIME TABLE COMMITTEE
25. PRESS & MEDIA COMMITTEE
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener
1. Prof. Seema Justa Convener 2. Dr. Rohit Member
2. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Member 3. Prof. Aradhana Kumari Member
3. Prof. Aman Deep Social Media Champion 36. TUTORIAL/MENTOR COMMITEE
4. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Chief Tutor
26. PROSPECTUS & I-CARD COMMITTEE
2. Respective APs Tutors
1. Dr. Vikas Suman Convener 37. TOUR & EXCURSION COMMITEE
2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
1. Prof. Narender Negi Convener
3. Prof. Dinesh Member
4. Sh. Narayan Singh Member 2. Dr. Vikas Suman Member
5. Dr Rohit Member 3. Dr. Rohit Member
6. Prof. Aman Deep Member 4. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
7. Ms. Anita Samta Member 5. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
27. PURCHASE COMMITTEE 38. UGC AFFAIRS & NAAC COMMITTEE
1. Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik Convener 1. Dr. Vikas Suman Convener
2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member 2. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Member
3. Dr. Rohit Member 3. Prof. Seema Justa Member
4. Sh. Harish Sharma Member 4. Dr. Rohit Member
5. Sh. Surender Sharma Member 5. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
28. RED RIBBON CLUB 6. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member
1. Prof. Dinesh Sharma Convener 7. Prof. Dalip Member
2. Prof. Varun Sood Member 8. Sh. Harish Sharma Member
29. ROAD SAFETY CLUB 39. WEBSITE COMMITTEE
1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener 1. Prof. Sanjeev Justa Convener
2. Dr. Rohit Member 2. Dr. Rohit Member
3. Prof. Varinder Kumar Member 3. Prof. Aman Deep Member
4. Prof. Aradhana Member 4. Prof. Kalyan Singh Member
5. Sh. Harish Sharma Member

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 CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)
Education plays a pivotal role in nation-building, and India boasts a multitude of
educational institutions dedicated to imparting knowledge. Many institutions have
transitioned to the semester system to align with international standards. However,
the current educational landscape is witnessing a shortfall in equipping young
individuals with adequate knowledge, confidence, values, and skills. This discrepancy
may stem from the traditional education system's oversight regarding the inter-
connectedness of education, employment, and skill development. Addressing this
pressing issue necessitates not only innovating the education system but also
adopting a learner-centric approach and implementing globally recognized
assessment methodologies.
The Government of India, through the Ministry of Human Resource Development,
has embarked on the development of a National Education Policy (NEP)-2020 aimed
at revamping the Indian education system. The University Grants Commission (UGC)
has taken a proactive role in shaping the National Education Policy, overseeing its
implementation and fostering higher education across the nation. UGC has initiated
various measures to enhance equity, efficiency and academic excellence within the
national higher education framework. Key initiatives include the innovation and
enhancement of curricula, the introduction of transformative shifts in teaching and
learning methodologies and reforms in examination and educational practices.
The majority of Indian higher education institutions rely on a grading system based
on marks or percentages, restricting students' flexibility in selecting subjects/courses
and their mobility across institutions. To foster flexibility and cater to students'
diverse interests and aspirations, the education system must transition towards a
choice-based credit system (CBCS), as recognized internationally. CBCS enables
students to choose interdisciplinary, intra-disciplinary, and skill-based courses,
fostering holistic development. The implementation of CBCS will facilitate aligning
our degree programs with global academic standards, thereby enhancing the quality
and relevance of modern education.

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 OUTLINE OF CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM
1. Core Course: 4 Discipline Specific Core Courses (DSC) (2 per subject) and 2
Courses of English and Hindi/Sanskrit in B.A./B. Com). The papers under this
category will be taught uniformly across all universities with 30% deviation
proposed in the draft. Fixing core papers ensures that all the institutions follow
a minimum common curriculum so each institution/university adheres to
common minimum standard. Also, the course designed for papers under this
category aims to cover the basics that a student is expected to imbibe in that
discipline. A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a
core requirement is termed as a Core course.
2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of
courses and which may be very specific or specialized or advanced or
supportive to the discipline/ subject of study or which provides an extended
scope or which enables an exposure to some other discipline/subject/domain
or nurtures the candidate's proficiency/skill is called an Elective Course.
2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course (2 each for regular courses)
Elective courses offered under the main discipline/subject of study are called
Discipline Specific Elective. The List provided under this category are
suggestive and each University has complete freedom to suggest their own
papers under this category based on their expertise, specialization,
requirements, scope and need. The University/Institute may also offer
discipline related Elective courses of interdisciplinary nature (to be offered by
main discipline/subject of study).
2.2 Generic Elective (GE) Course (2 each for B.A. /B.Com. regular courses)
Elective course chosen from an unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention
to seek exposure beyond discipline/s of choice is called a Generic Elective. The
purpose of this category of papers is to offer the students the option to explore
disciplines of interest beyond the choices they make in Core and Discipline
Specific Elective papers. The List provided under this category are suggestive
and each University has complete freedom to suggest their own papers under
this category based on their expertise, specialization, requirements, scope and
need.

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 P.S.: A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective
by other discipline/subject and vice versa and such electives may also be called
Generic Elective.
3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AEC) Courses
may be of two kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC). “AECC" courses are the courses based upon
the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement; (i) Environmental Science,
and (ii) English/Hindi/MIL Communication. These are mandatory for all
disciplines. SEC courses are value-based and/or skill-based and are aimed at
providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc.
3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): Environmental
Science, English Communication/Hindi Communication/MIL Communication.
3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) (4 for regular courses)-. These
courses may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to provide value-based
and/or skill-based knowledge and should contain both theory and lab/hands-
on/training/field work. The main purpose of these courses provides students
Life-skills in hands-on mode to increase their employability. The List provided
under this category are suggestive and each University has complete freedom
to suggest their own papers under this category based on their expertise,
specialization, requirements, scope and need.
3.3 Practical/tutorials (One each with every core and discipline/generic
specific elective paper)-. The List of practical provided is suggestive and each
university has the freedom to add/subtract/edit practical from the List
depending on their faculty and infrastructure available. Addition will however
be of similar nature.

SMOKING IS STRICTLY
PROBHITED

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 CREDIT SCHEME UNDER CBCS

1. An Undergraduate degree in Humanities/Social Sciences/Commerce may be

awarded if a student completes 4 core courses each in two disciplines of choice,
2 core courses each in English and Hindi/MIL, respectively, 2 Ability
Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC), minimum 4 Skill Enhancement
Courses (SEC), 2 courses each from a list of Discipline Specific Elective courses
based on the two disciplines of choice selected above, respectively, and two
courses from the List of Generic Electives courses.
2. An undergraduate degree in Science disciplines may be awarded if a student
completes 4 core courses each in three disciplines of choice, 2 Ability
Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC), minimum 4 Skill Enhancement
Courses (SEC) and 2 courses each from a List of Discipline Specific Elective
courses based on three disciplines of choice selected above, respectively.
3. For computation of work-Load the following mechanism may be adopted: i) 1
Credit = 1 Theory period of one-hour duration per week, ii) 1 Credit = 1 Tutorial
period of one-hour duration per week, and iii) 1 Credit = 1 Practical period of
two-hour duration per week.

Use of mobile is not allowed in the class

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 INSTRUCTIONAL TEMPLATE FOR FACILITATING IMPLEMENTATION OF
CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)
ANNUAL PATTERN FOR UG COURSES
Scheme For Choice Based Credit System in B.A./B.Com/B.Sc.
Year Core Ability Skill Discipline General Total
Course Enhancement Enhancement Specific Elective Credits
Course (AEC) Course (SEC) Elective
(2 Papers) (2 Papers) Courses
(DSE)
(4 Papers)
1st Year ENG-1=6 Environment NIL NIL NIL 44 Credits
Credits Science=4
SKT/HINDI- Credits
2= 6 Credits Hindi/ENG/SKT
DSC-1A=6 (One out of
Credits three)=4 Credits
DSC-1B=6 8 Credits
Credits
DSC-2A=6
Credits
DSC-2B=6
Credits
36Credits
2nd Year ENG-2=6 NIL SEC-1= 4 NIL NIL 44 Credits
Credits Credits
SKT/HINDI- SEC-2= 4
2= 6 Credits Credits
DSC-1C=6 8 Credits
Credits
DSC-1D=6
Credits
DSC-2C=6
Credits
DSC-2D=6
Credits
36Credits
3rd Year NIL NIL SEC-3= 4 DSE-1A=6 GE-1= 6 44 Credits
Credits Credits Credits
SEC-4= 4 DSE-1B=6 GE-2=6
Credits Credits Credits
8 Credits DSE-2A=6 12Credits
Credits
DSE-2B=6
Credits
24 Credits
Total credits in Degree Course B.A/B.Com/B.Sc= 44 x 3 =132 Credits
132 Credits is the requirement of RUSA and UGC for passing B.A/B.Com/B.Sc.
AECC for B.A/B.Com/B.Sc.-English
Note: Credits split of Theory and Practical Subjects: ( Theory =5, Tutorial =1) & ( Theory =4, Practical
=2)

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 UNDERGRADUATE COURSES OFFERED
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR B.A. 1st YEAR (AT G.C. NERWA)

 DSC-1 (2 Papers) - (l) DSC-1A + (2) DSC-1B
 DSC-II (2 Papers) - (3) DSC-2A + (4) DSC-2B
DSC-I DSC-II (Select One Subject)
History Economics, Hindi, Maths., Physical Education, Sanskrit,
Political Science, Music (Vocal), English
Political Science History, Economics, Hindi, Physical Education, Sanskrit,
Music(Vocal),English
Economics History, Political Science, English, Mathematics
Physical Education History, Political Science
Music History, Political Science, Hindi
English History, Political Science, Economics
Hindi History, Political Science, Music (Vocal)
Sanskrit History, Political Science, Physical Education
Mathematics Economics, English, History, Political Science

Subject (DSC-I) Language [Core] Subject (DSC-I) Language [Core]

History Sanskrit Political Science Hindi
Economics Sanskrit Physical Education Hindi
Music (Vocal) Sanskrit English Hindi
Hindi Sanskrit Sanskrit Hindi

English [Compulsory] (Common)

Language [Core] [Select Anyone]
AECC-1 - Environmental Science (EVS) (Common)
(8) AECC-2 - Language [Select Anyone]

Hindi English Political Science Sanskrit

Physical Education English History Hindi
Sanskrit English Economics Hindi
English Sanskrit Music (Vocal) Hindi

Note: The number of seats in each subject is 120 (DSE-1=80 + DSC-2 =40)

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 ONLINE ADMISSION PROCEDURE
1. The candidate can get the Prospectus-cum-Handbook of Information online
at: https:/ /gdcnerwa.edu.in or https://gdcnerwa.highalteducation.in.
2. A fee of Rs. 50/- will be charged for the online registration and downloading
prospectus.
3. The candidate seeking admission to 1st year has to apply on the prescribed
form available online at: https://gdcnerwa.highalteducation.in or
https://gdcnerwa.edu.in
4. Students can visit the college office or contact on phone the College
Admission cum Counseling & Guidance Committee during college hours, if
they face any difficulty in filling up the admission form.
5. The merit list will be displayed as per the schedule mentioned in the
prospectus.
6. After getting the admission form approved, applicants are advised to
deposit their fees online within the due date.
Note
 No admission request will be entertained after the expiry of the last date of admission.
 No such candidate will be admitted to the college whose conduct is not found
satisfactory in the previous year.
 The student, who is rusticated or expelled, will not be given admission to any
recognized college without the permission of the vice-chancellor.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

(B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. First Year)
1. A pass certificate in the Senior Secondary (+2) Examination (Academic
Stream), conducted by the H.P. Board of School Education or an
examination accepted as equivalent by the bodies of the H.P. University.
2. Candidates must have secured at least 33% at 10+2 level to get admission
to B.A. course.
3. Candidates must have secured at least 45% at 10+2 level to get admission
to B.Com. & B.Sc. course. However for female candidates and students
belonging to SC/ST category, the required percentage stands restricted to
40% for admission in B.Com. & B.Sc. course.
4. Those candidates who haven't studied Commerce subjects at 10+2 level and
still want to seek admission to B.Com. must have studied Mathematics/
Economics as compulsory subjects with 45% to be considered for admission
to B.Com. course
5. An applicant failing in all subjects or having received compartment in 10+2
will not be admitted.
6. Admissions will be based on merit, as the seats are limited in all faculties.
7. The reservation of seats will be according to the H.P. University's reservation
roster.

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 AGE LIMIT FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
1. The upper age Limit for admission to BA/B.Com. /B.Sc. first year is 23 for
Boys and 25 for Girls as on 1st July, 2024.
2. Age relaxation of 3 years is allowed for SC/ST candidates.
3. The Vice-Chancellor of Himachal Pradesh University can allow age relaxation
up to a maximum period of 3 months in special cases.

POSTGRADUATE COURSES OFFERED

1. Master of Arts in English (M.A. English)
2. Master of Arts in Political Science (M.A. Political Science)
3. Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR P.G. COURCES

The admission in all PG courses will be made on the basis of marks obtained in the
entrance test conducted by Himachal Pradesh University Shimla. All the
candidates seeking admission to M.A /M. Com. at G.C Nerwa, will have to apply to
Himachal Pradesh University Shimla for the entrance test as per HPU schedule.
After the declaration of result of entrance test by HPU, the applicants must apply
to the college for admission and present themselves for the verification of original
documents on the counselling date and time fixed by the college. The list of
selected candidates will be displayed on the college notice board/website. Selected
candidates will have to deposit their dues within the notified time, failing which the
admission will stand cancelled and the vacant seats will be allotted to the next
candidates in the merit list.
Eligibility for M. A. (English, Political Science) & M. Com.
Bachelor degree with 48 credits in the subject concerned
AGE LIMIT FOR P.G. COURSES
1. The upper age Limit for admission to MA & M.Com. first semester is 26 years
for male and 28 years for female candidates as on 1st July, 2024.
2. Age relaxation of 3 years is allowed for SC/ST candidates.
3. The Vice-Chancellor of Himachal Pradesh University can allow age relaxation
up to a maximum period of 3 months in special cases.

UNIVERSITY REGISTRATION
Fresh students must get themselves registered with HP University. For this attested copies
of matriculation and 10+2 certificates are required. Each student will be issued a
registration number by the university and no result will be declared without the university
registration number.

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 ROSTER TO BE FOLLOWED FOR ADMISSION

The Roster will apply as per the number of seats available in each subject during the
academic session 2024-25. The allocation of seats under the 200-point Roster for
different categories is:

1 UR- PH-1 51 UR-WFF-1 101 UR- PH-6 151 UR - WFF-3

2 UR 52 UR 102 UR 152 UR
3 UR 53 EWS-5 103 UR 153 EWS-15
4 UR 54 UR- Ex-man-8 104 UR 154 UR- Ex-man-23
5 SC -1 55 SC-9 105 SC-23 155 SC-34
6 UR 56 OBC-8 106 UR 156 OBC-23
7 UR - Ex-man - 1 57 UR 107 UR - Ex-Mman-16 157 UR
8 OBC - 1 58 UR 108 OBC-16 158 UR
9 EWS - 1 59 EWS-6 109 EWS-11 159 EWS-16
10 SC -2 60 SC-13-Ex-man-9 110 SC-24 160 SC-35 Ex-man-24
11 UR 61 ST-3 111 UR 161 ST-8
12 UR 62 UR 112 UR 162 UR
13 UR 63 OBC-9 - IRDP-3 113 UR 163 OBC-24-IRDP-10
14 SC-3 Ex-man -2 64 SC-14 - IRDP-4 114 SC-25 - Ex-man-17 164 SC-36 -IRDP-11
15 UR 65 UR 115 UR 165 UR
16 UR 66 UR 116 UR 166 UR
17 OBC-2 67 UR 117 OBC-17 167 UR
18 EWS-2 68 UR 118 EWS-12 168 UR
19 SC-4 69 SC-15 119 SC-26 169 SC-37
20 ST-1 70 EWS-7 120 ST - 6 170 EWS-17
21 UR- Ex-man-3 71 UR 121 UR - Ex-man-18 171 UR
22 OBC-3 72 OBC-10 - Ex-man- 122 OBC-18 172 OBC-25-Ex man-25
23 SC-5 PH -2 73 10
SC-16 123 SC-27- PH-7 173 SC-38
24 UR 74 UR - Ex-man-11 124 UR 174 UR-Ex-man-26
25 UR 75 UR 125 UR 175 UR
26 UR 76 UR 126 UR 176 UR
27 UR 77 OBC-11 127 UR 177 OBC- 26
28 SC-6 IRDP-1 78 SC-17 128 SC-28 - IRDP -8 178 SC-39
29 OBC-4 Ex-man- 79 EWS-8 129 OBC-19 - Ex-man- 179 EWS -18
30 4
EWS-3 80 ST-4- IRDP-5 130 19
EWS-13 180 ST-9- IRDP-12
31 UR 81 UR - Ex-man-12 131 UR 181 UR-Ex-man-27
32 SC-7 82 SC-18 132 SC-29 182 SC-40
33 UR - Ex-man - 5 83 UR- PH -4 133 UR - Ex-man-20 183 UR-PH-9
34 UR 84 OBC -12 134 UR 184 OBC-27
35 OBC-5 IRDP-2 85 UR 135 OBC-20 - IRDP-9 185 UR
36 UR 86 UR - Ex-man-13 136 UR 186 UR-Ex-man-28
37 SC-8 87 SC-19 137 SC-30 187 SC-41
38 EWS-4 88 UR 138 EWS-14 188 UR
39 UR 89 OBC-13 139 UR 189 OBC-28
40 ST-2 Ex-man-6 90 EWS-9 140 ST-7 Ex-man-21 190 EWS-19
41 SC-9 91 SC-20 - WFF-2 141 SC-31 191 SC-42-WFF-4
42 OBC-6 92 UR 142 OBC-21 192 UR
43 UR 93 UR-PH-5 143 UR 193 UR-PH-10
44 UR 94 UR- Ex-man-14 144 UR 194 UR-Ex-man-29
45 UR 95 OBC-14 - IRDP -6 145 UR 195 OBC-29-IRDP-13
46 SC-10 96 SC-21 - IRDP-7 146 SC-32 196 SC-43-IRDP-14
47 UR - Ex-man-7 97 EWS -10 147 UR - Ex-man-22 197 EWS-20
48 UR 98 ST-5 148 UR 198 ST-10
49 OBC-7 - PH-3 99 OBC-15 149 OBC-22 - PH -8 199 OBC-30
50 SC -11 100 SC-22 - Ex-man-15 150 SC-33 200 SC-44-Ex-man-30

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The seats under the 200-point Roster for different categories are as under:
Category SC (22%) ST (5%) OBC (15%) General EWS (10%) Total
Open 28 6 18 70 20 142
Ex-man/ WES 6 2 4 18 - 30
WFF 2 - - 2 - 4
IRDP 6 2 6 - - 14
PH 2 - 2 6 - 10
Total 44 10 30 96 20 200

Abbreviations Used in the Roster

PH = Physically Handicapped, SC = Scheduled Caste, Ex-Man = Ex Serviceman, ST =
Scheduled Tribe, EWS = Economically Weaker Section, OBC = Other Backward Class,
WFF = Ward of freedom fighter, and IRDP = Integrated Rural Development
Programme.
Note: A certificate from a competent authority is required at the time of filling the
online form to claim reservation for the categories mentioned in the Roster, failing
which the applicant shall lose his/her right to get admission in the category claimed.
Seats are also reserved over and above the allotted seats for the single girl child.

DOCUMENTS TO BE UPLOADED WITH ONLINE ADMISSION FORM

1. Matriculation Certificate to verify Date of Birth.

2. 10+2 Mark Sheet.
3. H.P. Domicile Certificate for girl students (for exemption in tuition fee).
4. Minimum 40% Disability Certificate and Category Certificate in case of students
seeking admission against these seats.
5. Original Character Certificate from the head of the institution last attended. In
case of private candidates, the Character Certificate must have been issued by a
Gazetted Officer/Panchayat Pradhan/Ward Councillor but not older than 6
months from the day of submission of admission form.
6. For a seat against the ‘Single Girl Child' category, an Affidavit proclaiming the
same from the parents is to be submitted along with the admission form.
7. A student seeking admission from Board/University other than H.P. must
upload a copy of the Migration Certificate and the same original certificate has
to be submitted at the time of counselling.
8. Affidavits should be provided wherever applicable.
9. Certificate of SC/ST from Magistrate Class-i (Authorised Signatory) should be
provided by those seeking relaxation in age/marks.
10. Any gap (latest) in the academic career of the applicant must be supported by
documentary evidence/affidavit as proof of his/ her activities during the period
of the gap.

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 RULES OF MIGRATION
1. A student can migrate from one college to another only after completing the first
year, and within 10 days of the beginning of next session under the rules laid
down by H.P. University. However, students migrating from other colleges must
obtain the approval of the concerned Admission Committee.
2. Students who migrate either from this college to any other or vice-versa must
ensure that the college name is changed on university online Rolls with the
RUSA co-coordinator and concerned clerk.
3. Inter-institutional migration (i.e. from one college to another and from a college
to ICDEOL and vice-versa) of students will be allowed when no-objection
intimation is obtained from both the relieving and receiving institutions, duly
signed by both the Principals/Director to ascertain that the DSC1/DSC2
subjects being studied by the students are available in the receiving institution.
The credits and grades earned will be carried over.

Guardian means only blood relation. He/ She should not be a student of this college. No student of
this college should sign in place of parent/guardian of any applicant otherwise none of the two will
be admitted in the college.

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 FEE STRUCTURE (SESSION 2024-25)
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. 1st Year
Boys Girls
Head Amount (₹) Head Amount (₹)
Adm. Fee 25 Adm. Fee 25
Tuition Fee 600 Tuition Fee 0
Total (A) 625 Total(A) 25
HPU Dev. Fee (BPL, IRDP 250 HPU Dev. Fee (BPL, IRDP 250
Students Rs. 100/-) Students Rs. 100/-)
Sports Fee 15 Sports Fee 15
Youth Welfare Fee 15 Youth Welfare Fee 15
Holiday Home Fee 01 Holiday Home Fee 01
Total (B) 281 Total (B) 281
Library Security (Refundable) 100 Library Security (Refundable) 100
Identity Card 10 Identity Card 10
Magazine Fund 50 Magazine Fund 50
Student Cultural Activity 20 Student Cultural Activity 20
Fund Fund
Medical Red Cross Fund 06 Medical Red Cross Fund 06
College Dev. Fund 10 College Dev. Fund 10
Book Replacement Fund 25 Book Replacement Fund 25
Furniture Repair Fund 10 Furniture Repair Fund 10
Student AidFund 02 Student Aid Fund 02
Computer & Internet Fund 20 Computer & Internet Fund 20
Rover & Ranger Fund 60 Rover & Ranger Fund 60
Total (C) 313 Total (C) 313
Amalgamated Fund 300 Amalgamated Fund 300
Building Fund 120 Building Fund 120
House Exam Fund 80 House Exam Fund 80
Sports Fund 240 Sports Fund 240
Total (D) 740 Total (D) 740
Gross Total (A+B+C+D) 1959 Gross Total (A+B+C+D) 1359

PTA Fund 500 PTA Fund 500

Grand Total 2459 Grand Total 1859

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 FEE STRUCTURE (SESSION 2024-25)
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. 2nd & 3rd Year
Boys Girls
Head Amount (₹) Head Amount (₹)
Adm. Fee 25 Adm. Fee 25
Tuition Fee 600 Tuition Fee 0
Total (A) 625 Total (A) 25
Cont. Fee 10 Cont. Fee 10
Sports Fee 15 Sports Fee 15
Youth Welfare Fee 15 Youth Welfare Fee 15
Holiday Home Fee 01 Holiday Home Fee 01
Total (B) 41 Total (B) 41
Library Security (For New 100 Library Security (For New 100
Admission in College) Admission in College)
Identity Card 10 Identity Card 10
Magazine Fund 50 Magazine Fund 50
Student Cultural Activity 20 Student Cultural Activity 20
Fund Fund
Medical Red Cross Fund 06 Medical Red Cross Fund 06
College Dev. Fund 10 College Dev. Fund 10
Book Replacement Fund 25 Book Replacement Fund 25
Furniture Repair Fund 10 Furniture Repair Fund 10
Student Aid Fund 02 Student Aid Fund 02
Computer & Internet Fund 20 Computer & Internet Fund 20
Rover & Ranger Fund 60 Rover & Ranger Fund 60
Total (C) 313 Total (C) 313
Amalgamated Fund 300 Amalgamated Fund 300
Building Fund 120 Building Fund 120
House Exam Fund 80 House Exam Fund 80
Sports Fund 240 Sports Fund 240
Total (D) 740 Total (D) 740
Gross Total (A*B*C*D) 1719 Gross Total (A*B*C*D) 1119
PTA Fund 500 PTA Fund 500
Grand Total 2219 Grand Total 1619

Practical Fee Amount NOTE

Commerce (Rs.)
180
Music (Vocal) 180
Physical Education 180 (i) Additional Fee will be charged for Practical Subjects.
Mathematics 180 (ii) Non-domicile girl candidates will be charged Rs.
Botany 240 600/- as Tuition Fee annually.
Chemistry 240
Physics 240
Zoology 240 (iii) Migrated student will be charged Library Security
of Rs. 100/- (Refundable).

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 FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES IN THE COLLEGE

LIBRARY
To facilitate students to get access to the latest knowledge, the college has a fairly
well- stocked library containing an ample number of books. The students and the
faculty members can judiciously use these books and enjoy reading. To get access to
the library the students must follow these instructions: (i) Students have to
deposit Rs. 100 as Library Security Fund, at the time of admission. (ii) The Library
security is refundable after the completion of one year of the course. (iii) identity-cum-
Library Card will be issued only when a student produces the fee receipt after the
admission is done. (iv) No student will be issued books without producing the library
card. (v) Books will be issued for fourteen days only. In case of late return of Library
books, Rs. 1 as penalty will be charged per day, per book. (vi) Reference books,
magazines and journals will not be issued as these books are required to be read in
the library only. (vii) Students must maintain the sanctity of the library by diligently
observing the golden rule of silence. (viii) Every student must keep the Identity-cum-
Library Card safe throughout the session. (ix) A fee of Rs. 20/- will be charged for
duplicate identity-cum-Library Card.
SPORTS
The college provides facilities of athletics and various games like Cricket, Volleyball,
Kabaddi, Badminton, Kho-Kho, Gym, etc. The students are encouraged to participate
in these games to shape their overall personality & general development.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
The college has one NSS Unit and one needs to render 24 hours of service to get a
certificate of service volunteer. Participation in seven day Special Camp is an essential
part of NSS. Interested Students must fill up the NSS form to be a part of the college
NSS unit.
IT LAB & CONFERENCE ROOM
The college has its own well-equipped Information Technology (IT) Lab. The Lab has
30 desktop computers connected with an internet facility. The conference room has a
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 WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL
The college has established a Women Development Cell. The objective of this cell is to
address the grievances related to gender biasness and sexual harassment in relation
to female community of the college, comprising teaching, non-teaching and students.
Note: Eve-teasing is an offence and is punishable under the law.
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
The college encourages students to participate in extra co-curricular activities for
their optimum development such as Dance, Quiz, Speech, Paintings, Poster Making,
and Slogan Writing etc. Thus, the students are prepared to participate in university
competitions.
SCHOLARSHIP SCHEMES
All scholarship applications are provided through the online National Scholarship
Portal of Govt. of India. Following are the State and Central Sponsored Scholarship
Schemes being implemented by the Higher Education Department in Himachal
Pradesh.
S. Scholarship Scheme Sponsor Eligibility Parents
No. Annual
Income (Rs.)
1. Indira Gandhi Utkrisht State Top 10 Male N.A.
Chhatravriti Yojana Toppers of HP
Board
2. IRDP Scholarship Scheme State Students N.A.
belonging to IRDP
families
3. Financial Assistance to the State Children of Armed N.A.
children of Armed Forces Forces personnel
Personnel killed/disabled during
different wars/operation.
4. Kalpana Chawla Chhatravriti State Top 2000 N.A.
Yojana Meritorious Girls
Toppers of HP
Board
5. Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme to Centre SC Students 2,50,000
SC Students
6. Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme to Centre ST Students 2,50,000
ST Students
7. Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme to Centre OBC Students 1,00,000
OBC Students
8. Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Centre Students 2,00,000
Scheme belonging to
Minority
Communities
9. Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme to Centre Students 2,00,000
students belonging to minority belonging to
communities minority
Communities

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 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. Every student must maintain strict discipline within the college campus
and outside the College as well
2. Any act performed by the student that amounts to indiscipline shall be
strictly dealt with.
3. All students must read the notices thoroughly, being displayed exclusively
on the College Notice Board every day for a necessary compliance.
4. Teasing girl students is a punishable offence under the law. Hence,
students are advised not to indulge in such kinds of activities; otherwise,
erring individuals are liable to face a strict Legal action.
5. Scribbling/writing anything on the blackboard, on furniture and walls
etc. is a part of indiscipline.
6. Removing or causing damage to the furniture or windowpanes, plucking
flowers, removing notices, etc. is also a breach of discipline.
7. These acts shall also amount to indiscipline: holding any
meeting/function/party and photography in the premises of the College
without obtaining prior permission from the Principal.
8. Students should not tamper/fiddle with the electrical fittings, water
fittings etc. in the classrooms, hostel or anywhere in the College campus.
9. Using foul language with any student, teacher or any other employee of
the college shall be viewed seriously.
10. Using a cell phone is strictly prohibited inside the classrooms and any
breach of conduct of the same shall result in confiscation of the cell
phone.

Use of mobile phones by students in and around the classroom(s) and Examination room /Hall is strictly prohibited.

LEAVE RULES

1. All students must get their Leave sanctioned before proceeding on any
leave period
2. For obtaining leave on medical grounds, the student must submit a
medical certificate, provided if the leave is for more than a week's
duration.
3. Leave up to one week will be sanctioned by the concerned committee. For
leave period extending more than one week's duration, the student shall

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 have to apply to the Principal to get the same sanctioned.
4. A student should not avail over 10 days of leave during the entire
academic session, except under exceptional circumstances.
5. If a student remains absent continuously for 10 days without intimation,
his/her name will be struck off from the college rolls
6. Even if a student is on Leave, he/she must deposit his/her fee as per the
scheduled dates decided by the college.
7. Students can seek re-admission twice during the session. The first re--
admission will be allowed within three days after the name is struck off
including a fine of Rs. 100/-. A fine of Rs. 200/- will be charged for the
second re-admission within 10 days after the name is struck off from the
college rolls.
STUDENT IDENTITY CARD

1. Identity card is the most important document for any college student, as it is
the only identification for anyone to establish that one is a student of the
college.
2. Any transaction between students and college is entertained only after the
production of Identity card. If a student has to deal with any work related to
examination, library, collection/inspection of documents, he/she is required to
produce Identity card to establish his/her identity.
3. Students must not replace the photograph pasted on the Identity card.
4. If the College Identity card is lost, an FIR is required to be registered to get a
duplicate one issued.
5. In the event of inspection of Identity card during surprise checks or for other
reasons, any student failing to produce the College Identity Card, will be
handed over to the police or an appropriate disciplinary action will be taken
against him/her depending upon the situation. Students without Identity card
are deemed as outsiders.
6. It is the personal responsibility of the student to keep his/her identity card in
safe custody. In case, the Identity card gets misplaced, misused by anti-social
elements, the student concerned shall be held responsible for all consequences
arising thereof.
7. All students will collect their identity cards and complete the required
formalities related to their identity cards within one week of admission.

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 EXAMINATIONS
A candidate shall have to fulfil these conditions to appear in the
annual examinations:
(i) 75% attendance in theory and practical.
(ii) 75% attendance in lectures and seminars.
(iii) 100% submission of assignments.
(iv) It will be compulsory to score at least 50% marks (aggregate) in midterm
examination.
(v) It will also be mandatory to participate in activities of subject societies.
• For determining CCA (30 Marks) for the first, second and third year,
the following procedure shall be applicable:
(i) 5 marks for attendance.
(ii) 5 marks for class tests.
(iii) 10 marks for mid-term examination.
(iv) 10 marks for assignments, tutorials and class performance.

COME TO LEARN, GO TO SERVE

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 ADMISSION CUM COUNSELLING COMMITTEES
Class Name Mobile No.
Prof. Balbir Singh Kalsaik (Overall Incharge) 8894477564
Prof. Sanjeev (Convener) 8219651611
BA I Year Prof. Dinesh (Member) 7018535394
Prof. Kalyan (Member) 8894139619
Prof. Seema (Convener) 9857688074
BA II Year
Prof Varinder (Member) 9805427279
Prof. Narender Negi (Convener) 9805263789
BA III Year Prof. Varun Sood (Member) 9805585257
B.Com I, II Prof. Dalip Singh (Convener) 7807196585
& III Year Prof. Aradhana (Member) 8988050528
B.Sc. I, II & Dr. Vikas Suman (Convener) 9463819039
III Year Dr. Rohit (Member) 9805475501
Prof. Aman Deep (Member) 8894217009

RAGGING
Ragging includes individual or collective acts or practices which involves physical or
psychological assaults or use of forced restraint. Ragging exposes students to ridicule
and contempt and affects their self-esteem. It is a heinous crime and is an insult to
humanity. It entails verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene
behaviour. It encourages enmity and hatred. The student's only purpose should be
spreading happiness and creating a healthy and peaceful environment rather than
encouraging hatred.

PROHIBITION OF RAGGING
Ragging inside and outside the college campus is banned by law. So, no student shall
practice ragging in any form within or outside the premises of the college.
As per the directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, ragging is a punishable
offence.
Any student found indulged in ragging shall be expelled from the college and an
FIR will be registered against him/her. The erring individual shall not be admitted
in any other college/educational institution for three years from the day/date of
order of expulsion.
Note: In case of ragging the student (he/she) may contact immediately the anti-ragging
committee of the college.

Ragging is Strictly Prohibited

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 ACTIVITY CALENDAR 2024-25
Sr.No Activity Dates
1. World Environment Day 5th June 2024
2 International Day Against Drug Abuse 26th June 2024
and Illicit Trafficking
2. Principal’s Address & Orientation of 1st 22nd July 2024
Year Students
3. Independence Day 15th August
4. PTA Meeting First/Second week of August
5. CSCA Election As per H.P.U Notification
6. Literary Society Function August,2024
7. Teacher’s Day 5th September,2024
8. Hindi Divas 14th September,2024
9. NSS Day 24th September,2024
10. Eco Club Activity October,2024
11. National Unity Day 31st October,2024
12. National Education Day 11th November,2024
13. World Aids Day 1st December,2024
14. Human Rights Day 10th December,2024
15. Mid Term Exams December,2024
16. National Mathematics Day 22nd December,2024
17. Career Counselling Programmes w.e.f . August 2024
18. NSS Special Camp Last Week of December,2024
19. National Science day 28 Feburary,2025
20. International Women’s Day 8th March.2025
21. Annual Prize Distribution Function Last week of March,2025
Note: The above dates are subject to change/amendment as per H.P. Government
notification.

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 IMPORTANT HELPLINE NUMBERS
Police Control Room (Pan India) 100

Fire Service (Pan India) 101

Ambulance Helpline (Pan India) 102

Medical Helpline (Pan India) 108

Women’s Helpline (Pan India) 181

Women’s Helpline (Himachal ) 1091

Guriya Help Line (Himachal ) 1515

Disaster Helpline (Pan India) 1077

AIDS Helpline (Pan India) 1097

Child Helpline (Pan India) 1098
Anti ragging Helpline (Pan India) 1800-180-5522

State Commission for Women Himachal 0177-2627171/2622929/2672700

Principal Office 07183-264139

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 GLIMPSES OF COLLEGE ACTIVITIES 2023-24

Annual Prize Distribution Function 2023-24

Annual Prize Distribution Function 2023-24

Annual Prize Distribution Function 2023-24

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Annual Prize Distribution Function 2023-24

Annual Prize Distribution Function 2023-24

Freshers Welcome Party 2023-24

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CSCA Oath Taking Ceremony 2023-24

Parent Teacher Association 2023-24

Anti Drug Cell Activity

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 International Women Day 2024

International Women Day 2024

Anti Drug Cell Activity

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Anti Drug Cell Activity

Anti Drug Cell Activity

NSS Camp December 2023

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Road Safety Club Activity

Red Ribbon Club Activity

National Science Day Celeberatin 2024

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Annual Athletic Meet 2024

Annual Athletic Meet 2024

Annual Athletic Meet 2024

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Volunteers of NSS Camp 2023-24

NSS Camp 2023-24

NSS Camp Activity

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Winners of District Level Youth Festival Folk Song 2024

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