DAYALBAGH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

(Deemed to be University)
DAYALBAGH, AGRA - 282 005

STUDENT DIARY
ACADEMIC SESSION: 2024-2025

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Class: ______________________Year_______________________

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 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE STUDENTS
1. All the students must be in full uniform.
2. All thestudents must carry their I-card in person at all times.
3. The use of plastic, tobacco, alcohol, cigarettes and bringingmobile in the
campus is strictly prohibited.
4. All the students must park their vehicles at the places designated for
them.
5. All the students must wear helmet while driving two wheelers and carry
their valid driving license.
6. Every student is supplied with an Identity Card containing his/her
photograph bearing the signatures of the student duly countersigned by
the Dean/Principal concerned. The student will have to produce it when
asked for by any competent authority.
7. Social Responsibility: All the students should be aware of democratic
values and freedom, respect for the rights of others, awareness of
duties and obligations to society, inclusive growth, empowering weaker
and underprivileged sections and reaching the last, the least, the lowest
and the lost to contribute to national development.
8. Environmental Responsibility: All the students must participate in
environment protection and cleanliness activities in and around the
campus on regular basis.
9. All the students are advised to wear mask, helmet and maintain Social
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
• Every bonafide student of this Institute is required to visit to the official
DEI website (www.dei.ac.in)for Student Diary at the beginning of the
academic session.
• The Student Diary is a detailed record of the student's academic and other
achievements throughout the academic session.
• The student himself/herself is responsible to maintain this Diary and keep
the informationup-to-date for evaluating his/her achievements and
planning future progress during the academic session.
• All the rules, Bye-laws of the Institute and the instructions given in the
Prospectus and this Diary are binding upon all the students.
• The Student Diary is the copyright of theDayalbagh Educational Institute
(Deemed to be University).

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 ABOUT DAYALBAGH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

The Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) was founded in 1917 as a co-educational

middle school, the Radhasoami Educational Institute, by the August founder of
Dayalbagh, Sir Anand Swarup. The Dayalbagh community emphasizes nurturing of
one’s spiritual and intuitive faculties through Surat Shabd Yoga. Dayalbagh itself is a
century-old, living example of cooperative co-existence, self-sufficiency and self-
reliance, untouched by the swinging pendulum of inflation, and DEI was nurtured
with these same set of values, practices and morals.

The Dayalbagh Educational Institute is located in Agra amidst the tranquil environs of
Dayalbagh, a self-contained colony renowned for its serene environment and secular
establishments, in which its inhabitants lead an active, disciplined and co-operative
community life dedicated to service, conforming to the high spiritual ideals of their
faith. On the outskirts of the historic city of Agra, the campus is situated in garden
settings, away from the din and noise of the city. Nestled between lush green fields, it
provides an excellent ambience and academic setting which is in harmony with
nature. The houses and institutions, all belong to the community as a whole. People
also live and work as a community. The colony has its own water supply and electricity
distribution. There has been a social transformation of the community. Literacy
among boys and girls is complete. There is no caste system. “Fatherhood of God and
Brotherhood of man” is the ideal of the community and “service of mankind” is its
motto.
This, along with a simple, disciplined and principled life, undoubtedly contributes to
the strength of the social, moral and spiritual fibre of the Institute's educational
system.
The Government of India conferred the status of a Deemed to be University to the
Dayalbagh Educational Institute on 16thMay, 1981 with the mission objective of
evolving a ‘complete man’ providing opportunities to develop physical, mental and
spiritual faculties under its unique innovative and comprehensive education policy
with accent on quality. The Advisory Committee on Education (ACE) is a non-
statutory body which serves as a think tank to the Dayalbagh Educational Institute
and its sponsoring body, the Radhasoami Satsang Sabha, Dayalbagh. The Advisory
Committee on Education (ACE) is currently chaired by Most Revered Professor Prem
Saran SatsangiSahab, Ex-Director, Dayalbagh Educational Institute and consists of
academicians and experts from various national and international institutes of repute
as its member. The ACE guides various stakeholders of DEI & its sponsoring body by
way of consensus building. The ACE focuses on Trinity (Triumvirate) of Innovations at
the upper mode level, Qualities at the middle mode level and Values at the lower
mode level particularly in the context of “Science of Consciousness”. TheInstitute
strives for Sustainable Development, through ‘Sigma Attributes’ of Smart, Mobile
and Resilient integrated with Sigma Six Q-Vs’ (Qualities and Values) of Innovation,
Water Quality, Air Quality, Education and Healthcare, Agriculture and Dairy Practices
and Human Values. It advocates the principle of better worldliness, to build economy
through research and frugal innovation anchored in the principle of achieving more
with3less.

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 CALENDAR

GENERAL A C A D E M I CC A L E N D A R : 2024–25

Odd Semester All Programmes (excluding High High School & Intermediate
School, Intermediate & Modular
Programmes)
Teaching Starts (Continuing Students) * 01-Jul-2024 1-Apr-2024

Admission,Registration & Fee Collection (New Students) As per notified programme As per notified programme

Orientation Programme (New Students) As per notified programme As per notified programme

First Test Series (Tentative)* 23-Sep-2024 to 28-Sep-2024 16-Aug-2024 to 23-Aug-2024

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected answer books

30-Sep-2024 to 05-Oct-2024 24-Aug-2024 to 28-Aug-2024
and posting marks on CMS along with Teaching

Mid Semester Break (Tentative)* 07-Oct-2024 to 12-Oct-2024 07-Oct-2024 to 12-Oct-2024

Second Test Series (Tentative)* 25- Nov -2024 to 30- Nov -2024 14-Oct-2024 to 19-Oct-2024

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected

answer books and posting markson CMS along with 01- Dec -2024 to 03- Dec -2024 01-Nov-2024 to 04-Nov-2024
Teaching

End Semester Exam. (Practical & Theory) 04-Dec-2024 to 16-Dec-2024 21-Oct-2024 to 29-Oct-2024

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected

17-Dec-2024 to 21-Dec-2024 N.A.
answer books and posting markson CMS

Semester Break (Tentative)*: 23-Dec-2024 to 28-Dec-2024 To be notified separately

Declaration of Result 01-Jan-2025 30-Nov-2024

Remedial Teaching 02-Jan-2025 to 11-Jan-2025 02-Dec-2024 to 11-Dec-2024

Remedial Examinations (Tentative)* 13-Jan-2025 to 18-Jan-2025 12-Dec-2024 to 15-Dec-2024

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Remedial Examinations (Tentative)* 20-Feb-2024 to 25-Feb-2024 02-Jan-2024 to 07-Jan-2024

Even Semester

Teaching Starts (Continuing Students) 30-Dec-2024 04-Nov -2024

First Test Series (Tentative)* 03-Mar-2025 to 08-Mar-2025 13-Jan-2025 to 18-Jan-2025

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected

answer books and posting markson CMS along with 10-Mar-2025 to 20-Mar-2025 20-Jan-2025 to 22-Jan-2025
Teaching

Mid Semester Break (Tentative) 10-Mar-2025 to 15-Mar-2025 10-Mar-2025 to 15-Mar-2025

Second Test Series (Tentative)* 21-Apr-2025 to 26-Apr-2025 03-Mar-2025 to 08-Mar-2025

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected

answer books and posting markson CMS along with 28-Apr-2025 to 30-Apr-2025 17-Mar-2025 to 19-Mar-2025
Teaching

End Semester Examination (Practical & Theory) 01-May-2025 to 17-May-2025 20-Mar-2025 to 29-Mar-2025

Evaluation of answer books, returning of corrected

18-May-2025 to 21- May-2025 N.A.
answer books and posting markson CMS

Declaration of Result By 31- May-2025 By 30-Apr-2025

Summer Vacation 22- May-2025 to 30-Jun-2025 22- May-2025 to 30-Jun-2025

Remedial Teaching 02- Jul-2025 to 12-Jul-2025 02-May-2025 to 12-May-2025

Remedial Examinations (Tentative)* 14-Jul-2025 to 19-Jul-2025 13-May-2025 to 17-May-2025

* Marks of each component of internal assessment should be displayed on the DEI website within one week of the date of the scheduled test.
* For Highschool & Intermediate teaching shall commence on 31-March-2024.

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 GENERAL ACTIVITIES CALENDAR: 2024-25

Beautification & Tree Plantation Programme July to Aug., 2024

Independence Day 15 Aug., 2024
Teachers’ Day 05 Sept., 2024
Engineers’ Day 15 Sept., 2024
Innovation,Quality& Valuation Day November 1, 2024
Intra-Faculty Competitions (Cultural, Literary & Sep2024-Jan.2025
Fine Arts):
National Education Day 11 Nov., 2024
Convocation (Tentative) Nov-Dec. 2024
N.S.S. Camp/ Winter Camp (Tentative) 23-28 Dec.2025
Guiding/Scouting Camp (For B.Ed.)/ D.El.Ed. During III Sem. Break
Research Day January, 2025
National Youth Day 12 Jan., 2025
Republic Day 26 Jan., 2025
Founder’s Day/ Open Day 31 Jan., 2025
Inter-Faculty Competitions (Cultural, Literary & Feb 17-24, 2025
Fine Arts):
Sports Competitions Feb., 2025
D.E.I. Diamond Jubilee Memorial Lecture Mar./Apr., 2025

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CALENDAR OF CULTURAL, LITERARY, THEATRE AND FINE ARTS COMPETITIONS
SESSION 2024-2025
INTRA-FACULTY COMPETITIONS
(COMPETITIONS AT THE FACULTY LEVEL)

S. No. Event Date

1 Poster Making 09.09.2024
2 Cartooning 10.09.2024
3 Elocution (Hindi) 11.09.2024
4 Elocution (English) 12.09.2024
5 Mehndi 13.09.2024
6 On the Spot Painting 14.09.2024
7 Collage 17.09.2024
8 Mime 18.09.2024
9 Mimicry 19.09.2024
10 Skit 20.09.2024
11 Debate (Hindi) 21.09.2024
12 Debate (English) 23.09.2024
13 Clay Modelling 14.10.2024
14 Rangoli 15.10.2024
15 Spot Photography 16.10.2024
16 General Knowledge Quiz (Written) 17.10.2024
17 Classical Instrumental Solo (Percussion) 18.10.2024
18 Classical Instrumental Solo (Non-Percussion) 19.10.2024
19 Classical Vocal Solo 21.10.2024
20 Light Vocal Solo 22.10.2024
21 Indian Group Song 23.10.2024
22 One Act Play (Hindi) 24.10.2024
23 One Act Play (English) 25.10.2024
24 Western Vocal Solo 06.01.2025
25 Western Instrumental Solo 07.01.2025
26 Western Group Song 08.01.2025

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 27 Folk/Tribal Dance (Solo) 09.01.2025

28 Classical Dance (Solo) 10.01.2025

29 Folk/Tribal Dance (Group) 11.01.2025

30 Street Play 17.01.2025

31 Dumb Charades 18.01.2025

INTER-FACULTY COMPETITIONS
(COMPETITIONS AT THE INSTITUTE LEVEL)

Phase Event Date Time

Poster Making, Elocution (Hindi), Mime, Mimicry,

2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
1 Classical, Instrumental Solo (Percussion and Non 17.02.2025
–Percussion)

Cartooning, Elocution (English),Skit,Classical Vocal

2 18.02.2025 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Solo,Light Vocal Solo,Group Song Indian

On the Spot Painting,Mehndi,Debate (Hindi),One Act

3 19.02.2025 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Play (Hindi)

4 Collage,Debate (English),One Act Play (English) 20.02.2025 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm

Clay Modelling,Spot Photography,Street Play,Western

2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
5 Vocal Solo,Western Group Song,Western Instrumental 21.02.2025
Solo

Rangoli,General Knowledge,Quiz (Written),Folk/Tribal

2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
6 Dance (Solo),Classical Dance (Solo),Folk/Tribal Dance 22.02.2025
(Group)

7 Dumb Charades 24.02.2025 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm

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 COMPETITIONS AT INTER-INSTITUTE LEVEL
ON THE THEME
“Innovation, Quality & Valuation Day”

S. No. Event Date

1 Poster Making & Cartooning 26th October 2024

2 Bhakti Sangeet (Devotional Music) 28thOctober 2024

Innovation, Quality & Valuation

3 Elocution (Hindi/English) - Competition Day (Diwali)
November1st,2024

OTHER PROGRAMS

WINTER TRAINING CAMP

S.No. Event Date

23.12.2024
Winter Training Camp for the students of Schools & Colleges of
1 to
DEI
28.12.2024

TEACHERS’ DAY

S.No. Event Date

1 Felicitation of Retired Teachers of DEI 5.9.2024

ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION

S.No. Event Date
1 Faculty of Arts February,2025
2 Faculty of Commerce February,2025
3 Faculty of Education February,2025
4 Faculty of Engineering February,2025
5 Faculty of Science February,2025
6 Faculty of Social Sciences February,2025
7 Technical College February,2025
8 Institute Annual Prize Distribution Function March, 2025

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 CALENDAR OF INTER-FACULTY COMPETITIONS IN
GAMES AND SPORTS
Dates Games Convenor
B: (Boys) & G: (Girls)
August Football B: Prof. D. K. Chaturvedi (Engg.)
(Second Week) G: Dr. (Ms) Priyanka Gautam (Sc.)
August Table Tennis B: Mr. Bajrang Bhushan (Edu)
(Last Week) G: Dr.Lowleen Malhotra (Arts)
January Chess B: Dr. Ankit Sahai (Engg.)
G: Dr. (Ms) Sonali Bhatnagar (Sc.)
September Volleyball B:Dr. Agam Tyagi (Sc.)
(Second Week) G: Ms. Surat Pyari (Soc. Sc.)
October Badminton B: Mr. M. Mebin Panamkuttiyiel (TC)
(Last Week) G: Dr. (Ms) Kavita Kumar (Soc. Sc.)
October Kho-Kho B: Dr. Subho Upadhyay (Engg.)
(Last Week) G: Ms D. Swanti (W. P.)
November Basketball B: Dr.Gurumukh Das (Engg.)
(Second Week) G: Ms.Chetan Pyari (Edu.)
November Hockey B: Mr. Gufran Ahmed (Engg.)
(Last Week) G: Dr.Sunita Malhotra (Soc. Sc.)
January Cricket B: Dr. A.P. Tyagi (Sc.)
G: Dr.Preeti Saini (Edu.)
January & February Athletic Meet B:Dr.AmanPrasad(Sc.)
(Intra) & Sports B: Mr.Rajeev Kr. Chauhan (Engg.)
Day (Annual G:Ms. Karishma Yadav
Function) G: Dr. Priti Sharma
G: Dr. Madhuri Dubey
Organising Secretary Mr.RajanBedi
Conveners and Organising Secretaries will arrange for inter-faculty competitions.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

One of the unique features of the DEI system of Education is the emphasis on co-
curricular activities with an aim to provide all round development of the students’
personality. Through a structured method combining evaluation in the form of
marks, participation in intra- and inter-faculty competitions and events, regular
weekly classes, guidance of teachers who are experts in various fields, a student at
DEI receives ample opportunities to nurture his/her talent and grow into a confident
individual, skilled in some artistic pursuit and/or in games and sports.

The evaluation of the overall performance of students is done at the end of the even
semester of an academic session. The marks awarded in the Course are displayed on
the notice board as is done for the other Courses.
Co-Curricular Activities are divided into three heads, each head having a weightage
of 200 marks:

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1. Cultural and Literary Activities
2. Games and Sports
3. Discipline

The first two heads are further divided intotwo subheads each carrying 100 marks (i)
Regular (Compulsory) participation and (ii) Achievements.

At the end of the session, marks are awarded, out of 200 under each head, viz.
Games & Sports, Cultural & Literary Activities, and Discipline. One third of the
overflow of marks under one head is added to the other head. The total marks
obtained out of 600 are scaled to 200.

The Compulsory Games and Compulsory Cultural-Literary Activities are held in the
regular periods allotted in the timetable. For making fair assessment and imparting
good training to the students during these compulsory periods, at least one teacher
is deputed for every twenty students participating in regular periods of Games &
Sports or Cultural & Literary Activities. For evaluating a student's achievement in
these activities, competitions are organized at Intra- and Inter-Faculty level. The best
performers are sent to represent the Institute in the competitions outside the
Institute.

Values-based Education @ DEI

In the present scenario, Values Education is the missing link between quality teaching
and learning practices. Today society reflects the impact of values erosion and
deterioration in character and ethics. To address this issue and in pursuance with the
Institute’s thrust on Values-based Education and Continuous Quality Enrichment
across all spheres of Teaching and Research, DEI has also launched Quality and Values
Drive spanning all its Faculties, Colleges, Distance Education-ICT Centers and High
Schools for Girls and Boys in India and abroad.

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Academic Courses Pertaining to Indian Culture and Value - Based Education

DEI has a School of Languages where children can opt to learn more than one
language of their choice among Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Urdu, Oriya, Punjabi, French,
and Russian. DEI also has a well-established and highly reputed Department of Music
in addition to a Music Centre that teaches Indian music to children. In addition,
"Indian Culture" and "Comparative Study of Religion" are integrated into the DEI
curriculum as core subjects. These latter subjects are imperative to study from the
point of view of keeping students moored to a value and tolerance based system in
which Indians take pride. Such courses are especially relevant for children of N.R.I.'s
born and brought up abroad who have no exposure to Indian Culture and are far
removed from the Indian values and religious traditions. DEI has also introduced a
Post Graduate Diploma in Theology in the Department of Sanskrit and Culture, which
now runs at two distant learning Centers in the USA: New York and Chicago. Courses
on Indian Culture and Values, Indian Music, and Spoken English are slated for All-India
launch during this Academic Year.

International Relations

Dayalbagh Educational Institute has partnered with premier institutions across the
continents not only to provide a wide-ranging exposure to its students but also to
imbibe global best-practices in its model of education. With many world-class
international institutions realizing the responsibility of educational institutions as
solution-providers to global challenges such as food security, sustainable
development and global peace, DEI comes across as a natural partner. The
international collaborations at DEI therefore continue to grow rapidly. Some
international agreements that DEI entered or renewed in the last five years include
University of Waterloo, Canada, Michigan State University, USA, Kiel University,
Germany, Seneca College, Canada, National Institute of Materials Science, Japan,
University of Arkansas, USA, University of Manitoba, andCanada, University of
Edinburgh, UKetc.

CRITERIA FOR AWARD OF MARKS UNDER CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

(A) CULTURAL AND LITERARY ACTIVITIES

The following pattern is adopted for awarding marks to the students in Cultural and
Literary Activities:

(I) COMPULSORY ACTIVITY

For each semester of an academic session, 50 marks are assigned to the compulsory
periods (classes). Out of these, 20 marks are assigned for attendance in regular
periods (Marks of attendance are awarded in linear proportion to the attended
periods) and the remaining 30 marks are awarded to the students for the interest,
initiative, performance, and discipline displayed by them in these periods.
For making assessment in the performance part, the concerned teachers award
marks for each period and the same is informed to the students. If desired, a few
class competitions are also be arranged for making assessment in the performance

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part. The students are given different choices to opt for any one of them as
compulsory activity for the semester.

(II) ACHIEVEMENT
For securing the remaining 100 marks, for the entire academic session, allotted
under the subhead “Achievement” under the head “Cultural and Literary Activities”
students are to display their talent and participatein the competitions which are
organized in their respective faculty/college or the Institute. The details of the
competitions along with the schedule are given separately in “Student Diary”. Marks
under the subhead “Achievement” are awarded as per the following criteria:

Marks for Competitions at the Class or Group/College/Faculty Level

Position Individual Item Team Item

Participation* 5 2
III 8 5
II 10 8
I 15 10

Marks for Competitions at the Institute Level

Position Individual Item Team Item

Participation* 8 5
III 10 8
II 15 10
I 20 15
*Participation marks are awarded only on achieving the minimum standard set by the
judges. Only Participation Marks - Maximum up to 50 including all events, at Faculty
and Institute level.

Marks for Competitions at the District, State and National Level

Position District Level State Level National Level

Participation 10 15 20
III 15 20 25
II 20 25 30
I 25 30 35

Participation in Special Functions at the Institute Level

Independence Day Song/Prayer, Republic Day Song/Prayer, Performance on
Teacher’s Day etc. – 5 Marks per item.

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Participation in Cultural programs on Special Occasions (Convocation, Visits of
Dignitaries, Conferences etc.)
10 marks per occasion.

Model Making etc. for presentation on Special occasions (like Open Day etc.)
10 marks per item (for individual), 5 marks per item (for group).

Conferences/Workshops/Seminars
Paper presentation 20
Participation 5

Marks for Posts held

Class Captain 20
Class Vice Captain 15
Batch Prefect 15
Batch Assistant Prefect 10
Coordinator of any Activity 15

Volunteership at the Faculty and Institute Level

Marks for being a Volunteer in Cultural Programmes, Engineers' Day, Founder’s Day,
Open Day, Independence Day, Republic Day, Teachers' Day, MedicalCum Multiskilling
Camp, Agro-Ecology drive, Socio-cultural event etc. - 5 to 10 depending on the work
done per event (Maximum 30 including all events).

(B) GAMES AND SPORTS

SPORTS FACILITIES

The Institute has a number of large play-grounds which fully cater to the needs for
athletics and all outdoor games, like, Football, Hockey, Cricket, Basketball, Lawn
Tennis, Volleyball and Kho-Kho. Besides, there are indoor facilities for Badminton,
Table tennis, etc. Games and sports are an integral part of the curriculum of the
Institute. The sports department organises various activities for students like, Intra
faculty tournaments, Inter faculty tournaments, Regular coaching for the
Football/Volleyball, Winter and marshal art camps for women, Games and athletic
meet for the disabled (Divyang) athletes, Participation in inter-university tournaments
etc.

The following pattern is adopted for awarding marks to the students for
participation in Games and Sports:
(I) COMPULSORY GAMES
For each semester of an academic session 50 marks are assigned to compulsory
games or regular games periods allotted in the time table. Out of these 50 marks, 20
marks are assigned for attendance in the regular games periods (marks of
attendance will be awarded in linear proportion to the attended periods) and the
remaining 30 marks are awarded to the students for the interest, initiative,
performance and discipline displayed by them in the games’ periods.

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To assess the performance of the students, the concerned teachers award marks for
each period and the same is informed to the students. If desired, a few class
competitions are also be arranged to assess the performance of the students.

(II) ACHIEVEMENT
For securing the remaining 100 marks, allotted under the subhead “Achievement”
under Games and Sports for the entire session, students will have to give evidence
of their talents and exhibit good performance/achievement in the competitions
which is organized at their respective faculties/College level as well as at the
Institute level.

Criteria of marks under “Achievement”

Activity Intra-mural and Institute Level Outside

Faculty level
Games 10 Marks to team Winner: +10 District level, State
member Runner: +5 level, regional level,
Captain of the Captain of the National level:+10 at
Team: +5 Team: +5 each level
Sports I: 15 I: 20 District level, State
II: 10 II: 15 level,Regional level,
III: 8 III: 10 National level, All
IV, V, VI: 5 IV, V, VI: 8 India/North Zone
participation (UGC):
+10 at each level
Note: A student can participate in a maximum of five events.

Member of Band Squad 20

Member of Musical Drill/Marshal Arts 10
Member of March Past Squad 10
Winner of March past +10
Runner of March past +5

Volunteership at the College/Faculty and Institute Level: Games Committees of the

respective Faculties/College/Institute may award up to a maximum of 30 marks in
the entire session to volunteer students depending upon the work done by them.

(C) DISCIPLINE

Total 200 marks (100 marks per semester) are earmarked under the head
“Discipline” for every student in an academic session. In every semester, initially,
every student will earn 50 marks and the award of marks out of the remaining 50
marks will be done at the end of a semester by the proctorial board of every class,
separately, keeping in view the general discipline (Wearing of uniform; Attendance
on National Days, Faculty and Institute functions; General behavior with other
students and teachers; Punctuality etc. during the semester) of the individual
students. The Faculty Disciplinary Committee and/or Institute's Disciplinary and
Results Committee may also impose punishments resulting in deduction of marks
under the head of Discipline.

If a student is awarded punishment by various Committees and this results in a loss

of more than 100 marks in a semester for indiscipline, the marks above 100 will be
deducted from the marks earned by the student in the heads (A) and (B)

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Note:
1. The marks will be awarded to the students out of 50 in the compulsory games
and cultural & literary activities at the end of each semester, separately, and
these will be sent to the examination department after they have been duly
displayed on the notice boards. However, the performance of thestudents in
co-curricular activities will be mentioned in the result card of the even semester
of an academic session.
2. The total marks for achievement earned by the students in the entire academic
session in (i) Games and Sports (ii) Cultural & Literary Activities will be sent,
separately to the examination department at the end of the even semester of
an academic session.
3. The marks for discipline out of 100 will be sent to the examination department
at the end of each semester in a session.

UNIFORM
1. The students are required to wear the prescribed uniform. Failure to do so may
result in a fine and/or loss of marks in discipline, or any other disciplinary action.
2. Students' uniform with the following specification shall be applicable in the
Institute.

For Summer
Girls - Plain knee-long White Kurta having no design over it (Half/Three-Fourth/Full
sleeves), White Salwar (Not of any other variety like Churidar or Patiala), White
dupatta or White Saree, White Shoes (Sports/Cloth made/Leather made)
Boys - White Shirt (Full/Half Sleeve), Grey Trousers, Black Belt, Black Shoes.
(Sports/Leather made/Cloth made)

For Winter
Girls - Grey Cardigan/Navy-Blue Blazer
Boys - Navy-Blue Blazer/Grey Sweater

Note - Students may use muffler & caps in matching colours with the uniform i.e.,
boys to use grey muffler/caps & girls to use white muffler/cap. Any fancy graphics,
logos or designs on the uniform is not permitted.

CULTURAL COMMITTEES OF VARIOUS FACULTIES/COLLEGES

FOR ORGANIZING CULTURAL, LITERARY / FINE ARTS COMPETITIONS
AT FACULTY LEVEL
Dean Cultural Programs/Related Activities/Youth Parliament/Youth Fest/Sports
Events/NCC/NSS/Medical Camp, DEI: Prof. Nandita Satsangee
Cultural Coordinator, D.E.I.:Dr. Sanjay Saini
CulturalCoordinator, D.E.I.: Prof. Rashmi Srivastava

Faculty of Arts
Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj
Co-Coordinator:Prof. (Ms) GurPyariJandial
Activity Members
Music Prof. (Ms) Rashmi Srivastava
Dr. (Ms) Neetu Gupta
Dr.Gautam Tiwari
Dr. (Ms) Namita Bhatia
Dance Dr. (Ms) Neelu Sharma
Ms. Poonam Sinha

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 Literary and General Dr. (Ms) Suman Sharma Prof. (Ms) V. Premlata
Awareness Dr. (Ms) Namasya Dr. (Ms) Sonal Singh
Dr. (Ms) Nishith Gaur Dr. (Ms) Bani DayalDhir
Dr. (Ms) Anita Dr. (Ms) Shashi Srivastava
Dr. Brijraj Singh Dr. (Ms) Meena Pydah
Dr. Ranjana Pandey Dr. (Ms) Lowleen Malhotra

Theatre Dr. (Ms) Namita Bhatia

Dr. Suraj Prakash
Ms. GeetikaGumber
Fine Arts Dr. (Ms) Meenakshi Thakur
Dr. (Ms) Namita Tyagi
Dr. (Ms) Sonika
Mr. Vijaya Kumar
Dr. Amit Kumar Johri

Faculty of Commerce
Cultural Coordinator: Prof. Nidhi Sharma
Co-Coordinator:Dr.Suneshwar Prasad
Activity Members
Music Dr. Anisha Satsangi
Dance Ms. Surat Kavia
Literary and General Awareness Dr. (Ms) Bhawna Johri
Dr. Rakesh Kumar
Theatre Dr. Sanil Kumar
Dr. (Ms) Bhawna Johri
Fine Arts Dr. Suneshwar Prasad
Dr. Rakesh Kumar

Faculty of Education
Cultural Coordinator: Dr. (Ms) Meenu Singh
Co-Coordinator: Dr. (Ms) Arti Singh
Activity Members
Music & Dance Dr. (Ms) Meenu Singh
Dr. (Ms) Arti Singh
Dr. Umesh Sone
Dr. Manu Sharma
Literary and General Awareness Prof. PS Tyagi
Dr.Meenu Singh
Dr.Pallavi Dubey
Ms. Mugdha Sharma
(General Awareness)
Dr. Nahar Singh
Theatre Dr. Sona Dixit
Dr. Parul Khanna
Dr. Anjana Verma
Dr.Priti Sharma
Fine Arts Dr. Kalpana Gupta
Dr. Shweta Agarwal
Dr. Preeti Saini
Ms.Rinki

Faculty of Engineering
Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Manoj Dixit
Co-Coordinator: Dr. V. Srinath

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 Activity Members
Music & Dance Prof. D. Bhagwan Das
Dr. K. Srinivas
Dr. V. Prem Prakash
Mr. Ram Chand Gupta
Mr. G. P. Rana
Mrs. Krishma Yadav
Ms. Priya Asthana
Dr. Achanta Charan Kumari
Literary and General Prof. R. S. Sharma
Awareness Prof. G. S. S. Babu
Mr. Kumar Ratnakar
Dr. Ashok Yadav
Mr. Atul Suri
Dr. Ishant Singhal
Dr. K. Janardhana
Dr.Gurumukh Das
Dr. V. Srinath
Dr.Ankit Sahai
Mr. Anurag Gupta
Mr. Ram Chand Gupta
Mr. Manoj Kumar
Theatre Prof. G. S. S. Babu
Mr. Manoj Kumar
Mr. Ram Chand Gupta
Dr. Ishant Singhal
Dr. Sachin Saxena
Dr. V. Srinath
Fine Arts Prof. Ashish Saini
Dr. Ankit Sahai
Dr.Subho Upadhyay
Dr. Gufran Ahmad
Dr. Rajeev Kumar Chauhan

Faculty of Science
Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Soumya Sinha
Co-Coordinator: Dr. (Ms) Reshma Bhatnagar

Activity Members
Music Prof. Gur Saran
Dr. Sanjay Saini
Dr. Sanjay Yadav
Dr. (Ms) C. Vasantha Laxmi
Ms. Manisha Gupta
Dance Prof. (Ms) C. Vasantha Laxmi
Dr. Sonali Bhatnagar
Dr. (Ms) Priyanka Gautam
Ms. Akella Vandana

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 Literary and General Awareness Prof. Gur Saran
Prof. (Ms) Shabad Preet
Dr. (Ms) Sharmita Gupta
Dr. (Ms) Lotika Singh
Dr. Sanjay Saini
Prof. (Ms) Preetvanti Singh
Dr. Lalit Mohan
Dr. Shubhra Anand
Dr. (Ms) Kavita Raizada

Theatre Prof. Sukhdev Roy

Prof. C. M. Markan
Dr. Gur Mauj Saran
Dr. Ashok Jangid
Dr. (Ms) Reshma Bhatnagar
Sh. AmarjeetSingh Chauhan
Ms. Shubha Anand
Fine Arts Dr. (Ms) Lotika Singh
Dr. (Ms) Antika Thapar
Dr. (Ms) Auradha Patel
Sh. Zeeshan

Faculty of Social Sciences

Cultural Coordinator: Prof. Akshay Kumar Satsangi, Dr. Kavita Kumar
Co-Coordinator:Dr. Anju Sharma

Activity Members
Music & Dance Dr. Rachna Yadav
Dr. Akshay Kumar Satsangi
Dr. (Ms) Kavita Kumar
Dr. (Ms) Jyoti Singh
Literary and General Dr. (Ms) Anjali Seth
Awareness Dr. Akshay Kumar Satsangi
Dr. (Ms) Kavita Kumar
Prof. (Ms) Rupali Satsangi
Dr. (Ms) Anju Sharma
Dr. (Ms) Resham Chopra
Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Meena
Theatre Prof. (Ms) Shalini Nigam
Dr. Akshay Kumar Satsangi
Dr. (Ms) Kavita Kumar
Dr. (Ms) SumitaSrivastava
Ms. Subhankshi Sonkar
Fine Arts Dr. (Ms) Jyoti Singh
Dr. (Ms) Archana Satsangi
Dr. Deepika Chauhan
Prof. Rupali Satsangi

Technical College
Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Mukesh Kumar
Co-Coordinator: Mr. C. Dayal Saran (Boys), Ms. Varsha Satsangi (Girls)

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 Activity Members (Boys) Members (Girls)
Music Mr. G.P.Misra Ms. Snehalata Srivastava
Mr. G.P.Hans Ms. Binti Srivastava
Ms. SomyaLavaniya
Dance Mr. Neeraj Kumar Ms. Pushpa Arora
Mr. Shubham Chahar Ms. Chhavi Gupta
Ms. Divyanshi Sharma
Literary and Mr. R.R. Singh Ms. Arti Nayyar
General Sh. Ravinder Kr. Singh Ms. Rubina Saxena
Awareness Mr. Kapil Kumar
Theatre Mr. Himanshu Atwal Ms. Chhavi Gupta
Mr. Abhishek Sharma Ms. Meenu Jagga
Mr. Rajnikant Verma Dr Komal Saxena
Mr. Anand Swaroop (IT) Ms. Mohini Yadav
Mr. Shiv Prasad Yadav
Fine Arts Dr. Purshottam Kumar Ms. Sant Pyari Kumar
Dr. Naveen Kumar Dev Ms. Tuhina Singh
Mr. Gur Saran Sandhu Ms. Radhika Seth
Ms. Meenakshi Seth

Faculty of Integrated Medicine (AYUSH) Homoeopathy Medical College and Hospital

Cultural Coordinator: Dr. Deepti Sharma

Co-Coordinator: Dr. Hari Singh
Activity Members
Music Dr. Deepti Sharma
Dr. Umesh Chand Sharma
Dance Dr. Ankita Okharwal
Dr. Anoop Kumar
Literary and General Dr. Satish Jaiswal
Awareness Dr. Hari Singh
Theatre Dr. Gaurav Sharma
Dr. Umesh Chand Sharma
Fine Arts Dr. M.P. Singh
Dr. Anoop Kumar

COMMITTEES FOR ORGANIZING

CULTURAL, LITERARY, AND FINE ARTS COMPETITIONS AT INTER-FACULTY LEVEL

SNo. Activity Committee Members

1 Incharges Winter Camp Dr. Swami Prasad (Faculty of
(Independent Charge) Commerce)
Dr. Jyoti Kumar Arora (Technical
College)
Dr. Gurumukh Das (Faculty of
Engineering)
2 Incharges Youth Festival Dr. Gautam Tiwari (Faculty of Arts)

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 Dr. Kavita Kumar (Faculty of Social
Sciences)
Dr. Sona Dixit (Faculty of Education)
3 Incharges Inter-Faculty Dr. Praveen Saxena (Faculty of
Competitions Commerce)
Dr. Jyoti Singh (Faculty of Social
Sciences)
4 Incharges Inter-Institute Dr. Sanjay Bhushan, (Faculty of Social
Competitions Sciences)
Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi (Faculty of Social
Sciences)
5 Incharge Special Programs Dr. Neetu Gupta (Faculty of Arts)
6 Incharge Youth Parliament Dr. Suraj Prakash, (Faculty of Arts)
(Independent Charge)

S.N. Events Conveners & Members

INDIAN MUSIC
Vocal
1 Classical Vocal Solo
Hindustani (Carnatic)
2 Light Vocal (Indian) Prof. Lovely Sharma- Convener
3 Group Song (Indian) Prof. (Ms) Sudha Sahgal
Instrumental Prof. (Ms) Rashmi Srivastava
4 Classical Instrumental Dr. (Ms) Neetu Gupta
Solo (Percussion) Dr. Gautam Tiwari
5 Classical Instrumental Dr. Shivendra Pratap Tripathi
Solo
(Non- Percussion)
6 Folk Orchestra
WESTERN MUSIC
Vocal
Western Vocal& Mrs. Mallika Caprihan- Convener
7
Instrumental Solo Dr Achanta Charan Kumari (Engineering)
Western Vocal (Group Dr. Anand Sinha (TC), Mr. Ayush Satsangi (TC)
8
song)
DANCE
9 Folk/Tribal Dance (Group) Dr. (Ms) Neelu Sharma - Convener
10 Classical Dance Dr. Shivendra Pratap Tripathi
Prof.(Ms)Rashmi Srivastava
Dr.(Ms)Reema Johri
Ms Poonam Sinha
LITERARY ACTIVITIES
Advisor: Prof. C. Patvardhan,
General Awareness
11 G.K. Quiz Ms. Mugdha Sharma– Convener
12 Dumb Charades Dr.Lotika Singh (Science)
Dr. Sona Ahuja (Education)
Dr.Sudhir Kumar Verma (Science)
Mr. Lav Kumar (TC)
Literary Events

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 Elocution (Hindi/English) Hindi
13
Prof. (Ms)Sharmila Saxena - Convener
14 Debate (Hindi/English) Dr. Prem Shanker Singh
15 Essay Writing Dr. (Ms) Suman Sharma
(Hindi/English) Dr. (Ms) Namasya
16 Satirical Writing Dr. (Ms) DayalPyari Sinha
(Hindi/English/Sanskrit) Dr.Brijraj Singh
17 Translation (English- Dr. Ranjana Pandey
Sanskrit/Sanskrit-English) English
18 Theatrical Script Writing Prof. (Ms) RenuJosan - Convener
(H/E) Prof. (Ms) Gur PyariJandial
19 Poetry Recitation-Self Prof. (Ms) V. Prem Lata
composed Dr. (Ms) Sonal Singh
Dr. (Ms) Shashi Srivastava
(Hindi/English/Sanskrit)
Dr. (Ms) Bani DayalDhir
20 Crazy Ideas
Dr. (Ms) Lowleen Malhotra
(Hindi/English)
Dr. (Ms) Meena Pydah
21 Sudoku
Dr. (Ms) Namita Bhatia
22 Antakshari
Sanskrit
(Hindi/English/Sanskrit)
Dr. (Ms) Anita – Convener
Dr. (Ms) Nishith Gaur
Dr. Rubina Saxena
Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj
Dr.Indu Sharma
THEATRE
23 One Act Play (Hindi) Prof. (Ms)Sharmila Saxena - Convener (Hindi)
24 Skit (Hindi/English) Dr. Suraj Prakash
25 Mime Dr. Brijraj Singh
Dr. Prem Shankar Singh
26 Mimicry
Prof. Akshay Satsangi
27 Fancy Dress
Prof. (Ms) Gur PyariJandial-Convener (English)
28 One Act Play (English) Prof. (Ms) Renu Josan
Dr. (Ms) Sona Dixit
FINE ARTS
29 On the Spot Painting Dr. (Ms) Meenakshi Thakur- Convener
30 Collage Dr. (Ms) Namita Tyagi
31 Poster Making Mr. Vijaya Kumar
32 Clay Modeling Dr.(Ms)Sonika
33 Cartooning Dr.(Ms) Lucky Tonk
34 Rangoli

PHOTOGRAPHY
35 Spot Photography Mr. Amit Kumar Johri – Convener
Mr. Ram Singh

DEVOTIONAL MUSIC
36 Bhakti Sangeet Prof. (Ms.) Sudha Sahgal - Convener
Prof. (Ms)Neelu Sharma
Prof. (Ms) Rashmi Srivastava
Dr.(Ms) Neetu Gupta
Dr. Gautam Tiwari

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 CONTESTS AT INTER-INSTITUTE LEVEL ON
‘VALUES & QUALITY IN EDUCATION’
37. Poster & Cartooning Prof. Sanjay Bhushan – Convener
38. Devotional Song (Bhakti- Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi
Sangeet) Dr. Sanil Kumar
39. Elocution (Hindi/English) Prof. (Ms) Renu Josan
Prof. Sudha Sahgal
Prof. Neetu Gupta
Dr. (Ms.) Meenakshi Thakur

YOUTH FESTIVAL
Selection and Preparation of Team Dr. Gautam Tiwari–Convener
Dr. (Ms.) Meenakshi Thakur
Prof. (Ms) Neelu Sharma
Mr. Mayank Agrawal
Dr. Shivendra Pratap Tripathi
Dr. (Ms) Kavita Kumar
Dr. (Ms) Sona Dixit
Sh. Vijay Kumar

GREEN ROOM COMMITTEE

Green Room upkeep & Prof. Sumita Srivastava
maintenance of stock &
Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi

TEAM FOR YOUTH PARLIAMENT (2024-25)

*Faculty Conveners
Advisory Committee Prof. Pravin Saxena

Coordinator Dr.Jaspreet Kaur, Facutly of Social Sciences

Co-coordinator Dr.ShubhankshiSonker, Dr. Manju Srivasatava
Faculty/ College Members
Arts Dr.BrijrajSingh*,Dr. Shashi Srivastava*, Dr.Lowleen Malhotra, Dr.
Nishith Gaur, Dr. Vijay Kumar, Dr.SonalSingh,Dr.Namasya, Dr. Namita
Bhatia,

Commerce Prof. Shalini Dubey*, Dr.Sanil Kumar*, Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Dr. Bhawna
Johri
Education Dr.Parul Khanna, Dr. Neha Jain, Ms. Mugdha Sharma, Dr. Nahar Singh,
Dr. Priti Sharma
Engineering Mr. Anurag Gupta*,Mr. Atul Suri*, Dr. V Prem Prakash
Science Dr.Lalit Mohan*, Dr. Sharmita Gupta*,Dr. Sanjay Yadav, Dr. Sudheer
Verma, Dr.Priyanka Gautam,
Social Dr. Ishwar Sahay*,Dr.Gopal Krishan Parihar, Dr.Pravinder Kumar, Dr.
Sciences Deepika Chauhan, Ms. Monika Tiwari, Dr. Shweta Khemani
Technical Mr. Mukesh Kumar*, Mr. Mayank Kr. Agarwal*, Dr.Vineeta Mathur, Mr.
College Rajnikant Verma, Mr. Lav Kumar, Dr. Komal Saxena, Ms. Mohini Yadav
AYUSH Dr. Hari Singh, Dr. Gaurav Sharma

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 GAMES & SPORTS

ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR ORGANISING SPORTS

Name Faculty/College Designation
Gaurav Pratap Rana Engineering Sports Officer
Sushil Kumar Satsangi Engineering Assistant Sports Officer
Mr. Himanshu Atwal Technical College Incharge Indoor Stadium
Mr. Mayank Agrawal TechnicalCollege Member
Dr. Bhawna Johri Commerce Member
Dr .Lowleen Malhotra Arts Member
Ms. D. Swanti Women’s Polytechnic Member

GAMES & SPORTS INCHARGES IN FACULTIES/ COLLEGES

Name Faculty/College Boys/ Girls
FOOTBALL
Dr. Karuna Singh Arts Girls
Ms. Sonali Johri Arts Girls
Prof. Swami Prasad Saxena Commerce Boys
Prof. Nidhi Sharma Commerce Girls
Mr. Umesh Sone Education Boys
Dr.Preeti Saini Education Girls
Sh. Randeep Lohra Engineering Boys
Dr.Priyanka Gunjan Engineering Girls
Ms. Apeksha Jain Architecture Girls
Dr. Ashok Jangid Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Reshma Bhatnagar Science Girls
Ms. Khushboo Dixit Science Girls
Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Meena Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms) Sunita Malhotra Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Maharaj Tyagi Tech. College Boys
Ms. Madhuri Mehta Tech. College Girls
Dr.Anoop Kumar AYUSH Boys
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Girls
Sh. Ravi Tiwari CART Boys
TENNIS/TABLE TENNIS
Dr. Gautam Tiwari Arts Girls
Prof. L.N. Koli Commerce Boys
Prof. (Ms) Nidhi Sharma Commerce Girls
Dr.Chhavi Lal Education Boys
Dr. Rajat Kumar Engineering Boys
Dr. Vishakha Baghel Engineering Girls
Ms. Apeksha Jain Architecture Girls
Dr. T Prem Saran Science Boys
Sh. Hardik Chaddha Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Priyanka Gautam Science Girls
Dr. Aparna Satsangi Science Girls
Dr.Rohit Rajwanshi Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms) Archana Satsangi Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Rajnikant Verma Tech. College Boys
Ms. Pushpa Arora Tech. College Girls
Dr. Hari Singh AYUSH Boys
Dr. Ankita Okharwal AYUSH Girls

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Sh. Praveen Kumar CART Boys
KHO-KHO
Ms. Dhun Satsangi Arts Girls
Dr. (Ms) Shubhara Saraswat Arts Girls
Dr. Rakesh Yadav Commerce Boys
Dr. (Ms) Anisha Satsangi Commerce Girls
Dr. Umesh Sone Education Boys
Dr.Parul Khanna Education Girls
Dr.SubhoUpadhyay Engineering Boys
Mr. Mukesh Seethpal Engineering Boys
Dr. Anjitha Krishna PR Engineering Girls
Ms. Apekshajain Architecture Girls
Dr. Lalit Mohan Science Boys
Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Manju Srivastava Science Girls
Dr. Suchi Agarwal Science Girls
Dr. Arvind Kumar Banger Soc. Sciences Boys
Ms Monika Tiwari Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Bhuvnesh Singhal Tech. College Boys
Ms. Neha Yadav Tech. College Girls
Dr. Anoop Kumar AYUSH Boys
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Girls
Sh. Aditya Paliwal CART Boys

HOCKEY
Dr. Shivendra Tripathi Arts Girls
Dr. Charul Choudhary Arts Girls
Prof. Pramod Kumar Commerce Boys
Prof. Shalini Dubey Commerce Girls
Dr.C.L.Singh Education Boys
Dr. (Ms) Neetu Singh Education Girls
Prof. G.S. Sailesh Babu Engineering Boys
Dr.Satviki Gupta Engineering Girls
Dr. Anupam Srivastava Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Reshma Bhatnagar Science Girls
Dr. Rohit Rajvanshi Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms) Preet Kumari Soc. Sciences Girls
Dr. K Pritam Satsangi Tech. College Boys
Ms. Snehalata Srivastava Tech. College Girls

Dr. Gaurav Sharma AYUSH Boys

Sh. Mehar Sharma CART Boys
CRICKET
Ms. Nagma Sharma Arts Girls
Dr.Brijraj Kumar singh Arts Girls
Dr.Sanil Kumar Commerce Boys
Dr. (Ms) Bhawna Johri Commerce Girls
Mr. Umesh Sone Education Boys
Dr. Pooja Verma Education Girls
Dr.Devesh Jaiswal Engineering Boys
Ms. Madhuri Dubey Engineering Girls
Dr.Satish Dagdiya Science Boys
Dr. Akbar Ali Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Richa Bansal Science Girls
Dr.Nazia Siddiqui Science Girls
Dr. Rajneesh Kr. Meena Soc. Sciences Boys

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Dr. (Ms) Anjali Seth Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Bunty Kumar Tech. College Boys
Ms. Deventri Arora Tech. College Girls
Dr. Hari Singh AYUSH Boys
Sh. Sunil Kumar CART Boys
VOLLEYBALL
Dr. Gautam Tiwari Arts Girls
Dr.Sanil Kumar Commerce Boys
Dr. (Ms) Anisha Satsangi Commerce Girls
dr. Bajrang Bhushan Education Boys
Mrs. R. Jeyam Education Girls
Mr. Tanmai Kulshrestha Engineering Boys
Dr.Sarika Singh Engineering Girls
Dr.Bhopal Singh Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Soumya Sinha Science Girls
Mr. Tarun Kumar Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms) Anju Sharma Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Rajnikant Verma Tech. College Boys
Ms. Meenu Jagga Tech. College Girls
Dr. Hari Singh AYUSH Boys
Dr. Ankita Okharwal AYUSH Girls
Sh. Gur Swaroop CART Boys
BASKETBALL
Dr. (Ms) Ranjana Pandey Arts Girls
Dr. Shobha Bharadwaj Arts Girls
Mr. Sanjog Singh Arts Boys
Dr. Rakesh Yadav Commerce Boys
Dr. (Ms) Anisha Satsangi Commerce Girls
Mr. Bajrang Bhushan Education Boys
Ms. Mugdha Sharma Education Girls
Dr. Shweta Agarwal Education Girls
Dr.Gurumukh Das Engineering Boys
Dr.SubhoUpadhyay Engineering Boys
Dr.A Charan Kumari Engineering Girls
Dr. P.S. Tirumalai Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Reshma Bhatnagar Science Girls
Dr. Aparna Satsangi Science Girls
Mr. Arvind Bangar Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms) Sumita Srivastava Soc. Sciences Girls
Dr. Deepika Chauhan Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Ankit Kumar Tech. College Boys
Ms. Radhika Seth Tech. College Girls
Dr. Anoop Kumar AYUSH Boys
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Girls
Sh. Anul Kumar CART Boys
BADMINTON
Dr. Shivendra Pratap Tripathi Arts Girls
Dr. Hema Y Panwar Arts Girls
Dr. Suneshwar Prasad Commerce Boys
Dr. Bhawna Johri Commerce Girls
Dr. C. L. Singh Education Boys
Dr. (Ms) Shweta Agrawal Education Girls
Dr. Shalini Verma Education Girls
Dr. Atul Dayal Engineering Boys
Dr.(Ms) Priyanka Gunjan Engineering Girls
Dr. P S Sudhish Science Boys

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Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Shubha Anand Science Girls
Dr. Nazia Science Girls
Mr. Gopal Krishan Parihar Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. Subodh Upadhyay Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. (Ms)Kavita Kumar Soc. Sciences Girls
Ms. Monika Tiwari Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Ravinder Kumar Singh Tech. College Boys
Dr. Mohini Yadav Tech. College Girls
Dr. Anoop Kumar AYUSH Boys
Dr. Ankita Okharwal AYUSH Girls
Sh. Abhishek Pathak CART Boys
CHESS
Dr. (Ms) Shubhara Saraswat Arts Girls
Prof. (Ms) Nidhi Sharma Commerce Girls
Dr.Suneshwar Commerce Boys
Prof. P.S.Tyagi Education Boys
Dr. Neha Jain Education Girls
Dr. Neetu Singh Education Girls
Dr.Ankit Sahai Engineering Boys
Ms. Karishma Yadav Engineering Girls
Dr. (Ms) Nivedita Science Girls
Dr. Ashok Jangid Science Boys
Ms. Jaspreet Kaur Social Science Girls
Dr. Rajneesh K. Meena Social Science Boys
Ms. D Swanti Technical College Girls
Mr. Abhishek Sharma Technical College Boys
Dr. Umesh Chand Sharma AYUSH Boys
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Girls
Sh. Ravi Tiwari CART Boys
ATHLETICS (SPORTS)
Dr. (Ms) Lucky Tonk Arts Girls
Dr. (Ms) Rubina Saxena Arts Girls
Prof. Praveen Saxena Commerce Boys
Prof. Shalini Dubey Commerce Girls
Dr. Nahar Singh Education Boys
Mr. Bajrang Bhushan Education Boys
Dr. Chetan Pyari Education Girls
Dr.Jyotika Kharbanda Education Girls
Mr. Arjun Verma Engineering Boys
Mr. Manoj Dixit Engineering Boys
Mr. Manoj Kumar Engineering Boys
Dr.Yogita Jain Engineering Girls
Dr. A. P. Tyagi Science Boys
Dr. Sandeep Paul Science Boys
Dr. Akbar Ali Science Boys
Dr. Prem Saran Tirumali Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Shubra Anand Science Girls
Dr. Richa Bansal Science Girls
Dr. (Ms) Manju Srivastava Science Girls
Dr.Parvindra Kumar Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. Jyoti Singh Soc. Sciences Girls
Mr. Ram Sewak Tech. College Boys

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Dr. Deepak Sharma AYUSH Boys
Dr. Ankita Okharwal AYUSH Girls
Sh. Omkant CART Boys
MARCH PAST
Dr. Karuna Singh Arts Girls
Ms.Nagma Sharma Arts Girls
Dr.Brijraj Kumar Singh Arts Girls
Ms. Garima Yadav Arts Girls
Ms. Amola Srivastava Arts Girls
Mr. Tarun Rana Arts Girls
Prof. Rakesh Yadav Commerce Boys
Dr. (Ms) Shalini Dubey Commerce Girls
Dr. Pooja Verma Education Girls
Prof. MK Gatum Education Girls
Dr. Nahar singh Education Boys
Ms. R Jeyam Education Boys
Dr. Aditya Sharma Engineering Boys
Mr. V. Srinath Engineering Boys
Ms. Krishma Yadav Engineering Girls
Ms. Priya Asthana Engineering Girls
Dr. Lalit Mohan Science Boys
Dr. Vijay Kumar Dalal Science Boys
Dr. (Ms) Priyanka Gautam Science Girls
Ms. Rashmi Rajput Science Girls
Dr. Parvinder Kr. Singh Soc. Sciences Boys
Dr. Iswar Swaroop Sahai Soc. Sciences Boys
Ms. Jyoti Singh Soc. Sciences Girls
Dr. Jaspreet Kaur Soc. Sciences Girls
Ms. Subhankshi Sonkar Soc. Sciences Girls
Capt. Manish Kumar Tech. College Boys
Mr. Rajnikant Verma Tech. College Boys
Ms. Madhuri Mehta Tech. College Girls
Dr. Yash Pratap Singh AYUSH Boys
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Girls
Sh. Mehar CART Boys
Sharma
BAND
Sh. Bhopal Singh Science Boys & Girls
Mr. Rajan Bedi Games & Sports Off.

CORE COURSES

With the purpose of overall development of the students and to inculcate human
values in them, the following compulsory core courses are offered in different
semesters:
1. Cultural Education: It gives pride in the national ethos so that one may not
lose one’s moorings.
2. Comparative Study of Religions: Concepts of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism,
Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Sant Mat and Modern Religious Movements
are introduced to the students so as to inculcate in them an attitude of
tolerance and a sense of national integration besides inculcating moral and
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 3. Scientific Methodology, General Knowledge and Current Affairs: It
nurtures a scientific temper among the students and makes them aware of
the contemporary developments.
4. Rural Development: Study of rural society and economy has been
introduced to foster a fuller understanding of the rural life with a view to
appreciate properly the polity and the economy of our country and the
social forces at work.
5. Agricultural Operations: It develops a sense of humility and dignity of
labour and appreciation for the hard work that the farmers undertake.
6. Environmental Sciences: It creates awareness about natural environment,
environment related problems, harms of over-exploitation of natural
resources and suggests possible solutions to mitigate environmental
hazards.
7. Social Service: It is offered to engender the spirit of brotherhood of man
and to facilitate the establishment of casteless and classless society.

Deans of ICT Centres

State Centre Dean

Bihar Murar Dr. Saurabh Mani
Delhi Soami Nagar Prof. Gursaran
Karnataka Bangalore Prof. C. Patvardhan
Madhya Pradesh Rajaborari Mr. D. Sumir
Punjab Amritsar Mr. Ashok Kumar Sharma
(Coordinator-DEI ICT
Centre Amritsar )
Tamil Nadu Melathiruvenkatanathpuram Prof. C. Patvardhan

Deans of Committees

Committee Dean
Planning& Monitoring Board Prof. K. Soami Daya
Non-University Educational Institutions Prof. Sona Ahuja
StudentAffairs Prof. K. Santi Swarup
Administration Prof. Sangeeta Kumar
Post Graduate Studies Prof. V.K.Gangal
Under Graduate Studies Prof. Nandita Satsangi till 09-10-2024)
Prof. N.P.S.Chandel 10-10-24 onwards

CORE COURSES’ ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Name Faculty/College Designation
Dr. Anita Arts Coordinator
Prof. Emeritus D.S. Mishra Engineering Member
Prof. Bandana Gaur Soc. Sciences Member
Prof. Emeritus (Ms) Meera Arts Member
Sharma
Prof. Pramod Kumar Commerce Member
Prof. Emeritus G.P. Satsangi Science Member
Mr. Rajan Bedi Games & Sports Member

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 INCHARGES FOR ATTENDANCE AND RESULTS: CORE COURSES
Faculty/ CEC/CRC General Knowledge Agricultural Operations Rural Development/
College Social Service
Arts Dr. (Ms) Anita (CEC) Mr. Vijay Kumar (I & II Sem.) Dr. Nisith Gaur (Incharge) Dr. Suraj Prakash
Dr. Shobha Bhardwaj
Dr. (Ms) Suman Sharma Dr. Gautam Tiwari (III & IV Sem.) Dr. Lucky Tonk
(CRC) Dr. Ms. Hema Y.N. Panwar
Dr. Richa Verma
Dr. Namita Bhatia
Technical Mr. Rajeev Satsangi Mr. Abhishek Sharma Mr. G.P. Misra Dr. Anand Sinha
College Mr. Himanshu Atwal Mr. Ayush Satsangi Dr. J.K. Arora Mr. Banty Kumar
Mrs. V. Mathur Mrs. Meenu Jagga Mr. Meher Kumar
Ms. Somya Lavaniya Ms. Surat Dewan
Ms. Jyoti Ambasta
Ms. Surat Gupta

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 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

This Institute has been pioneer in implementing the scheme since its inception in U.P.
Social service is an integral component (under Rural Development) of DEI’s programme
of innovative and comprehensive undergraduate education, which combines academic
excellence with social relevance. Ambience of an active, disciplined, socially sensitive
and co-operative community life and work ethic at Dayalbagh with its multi-faceted
infrastructure of agriculture, education and industry, provide the basic thrust for social
work in surrounding villages.

INCHARGES FOR NSS IN FACULTIES

Name Faculty Designation
Dr.Suneshwer Prasad Commerce Program Co-ordinator
Dr. Brijraj Singh Arts Co-ordinator
Dr.Suraj Prakash Program Officer
Dr.Shobha Bhardwaj Program Officer
Dr. Lucky Tonk Arts Program Officer
Dr. Hema Y.N. Panwar Program Officer
Dr.Richa Verma Program Officer
Dr. Namita Bhatia Program Officer
Dr.Rakesh Yadav Program Officer
Commerce
Dr.Sanil Kumar Program Officer
Dr.Bhawna Johri Program Officer
Prof. Shalini Dubey Program Officer
Mr.Manoj Kumar Program Officer
Dr.Rajeev Kumar Chauhan Program Officer
Dr. Sachin Saxena Program Officer
Dr. Manoj Dixit Program Officer
Dr.Subho Upadhyay Engineering Program Officer
Dr. Aditya Sharma Program Officer
Dr. Ishant Singhal Program Officer
Ms. Priya Asthana Program Officer
Dr. Vishakha Baghel Program Officer
Dr. Sanjay Yadav Program Officer
Dr.Priyanka Gautam Program Officer
Dr. Sudhir Kumar Verma Program Officer
Dr. Suchi Agarwal Program Officer
Dr. Dharna Satsangi Program Officer
Science
Dr. T. Prem Saran Program Officer
Dr. Anupam Srivastava Program Officer
Dr. Anuradha Patel Program Officer
Dr.Satish Kumar Program Officer
Dr. Ranjeet Kumar Program Officer
Dr. Lalit Mohan Program Officer
Dr.Ishwar Swaroop Sahai Program Officer
Dr.Gopal Krishan Parihar Program Officer
Dr. Resham Chopra Program Officer
Social Science
Dr. Jaspreet Kaur Program Officer
Ms. Monika Tiwari Program Officer
Dr.Rajneesh Kumar Meena Program Officer

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 Social Service @AYUSH
Dr.Ankita Okharwal In-Charge Social Service
Dr.Satish Jaiswal AYUSH In-Charge Social Service
Dr. Hari Singh In-Charge Social Service
Dr. Anoop Kumar In-Charge Social Service

Medical cum Multiskilling Camp

In June 2010, DEI (Deemed to be University), as a part of its community service
activity initiated organization of Multi-specialty Medical and Rural Assistance Camps
through its NSS wing in collaboration with Dayalbagh Saran Ashram Hospital and
Paramedical staff. This camp facilitates underprivileged children, men and women of
villages and slums with Medical Consultancy and diagnostic services, education and
career counselling, computer and language literacy, games, sports and recreation,
skill development programs for rural girls and women, nutrional training and
provisions, agriculture and animal husbandary consultancy etc. with the objective of
holistic improvement in quality of life. These Multi-specialty Medical Camps are being
organized on every Sunday all through the year. These camps are being held in the
vicinity of the adopted villages from morning 7:00am to 10:00am. One day before this
camp a team of volunteers with the staff goes to the adopted villages for canvasing
and distribution of pamphlets. The pamphlets provide detailed information aboutthis
camp, its venue, time and the medical facilities which would be available. The
Information about the camp is also given to all the concerned local authorities of
Agra.

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan

DEI is a leading participating institution of Government of India’s Unnat Bharat

Abhiyan which is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural
development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the
architecture of an Inclusive India.

Waste Management @ DEI

Minimalism, simple living and optimal utilization of resources are among the core
values of the Institute and the neighbourhood community. The campus is provided
with a complete set of Garbage bins for wet and dry waste. The collection of garbage
from these is done on daily basis. Wet waste and biomass are used for composting
whereas paper waste, tetra packs, cotton fabrics are recycled through the paper
recycling unit. A 150 cbm Biogas plant is installed in dairy campus for the production
of biogas using Cow Dung which is easily available from the community dairy farm.
The biogas is then used to generate electricity for lighting and heating applications in
Gowshala. Its overall objectives are to makeDEI Zero Waste, Generate Wealth from
Waste and Generate Biofuels from Waste.

AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga &Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha And Homeopathy)

The DEI Faculty of Integrated Medicine (AYUSH), Homoeopathy Medical College &
Hospital offers an Undergraduate course in Homoeopathy, Bachelor of
Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS).
Architecture

The Diploma in Architecture Assistantship is an AICTE approved three year Diploma

course dealing with the construction and designing of buildings. The courses deal

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with our relationship to space, form and the environment in a broad sense. The
emphasis is on human factors, scale, materials and structures. The courses address
professional design problems of a modern scope, which progresses from abstract
concepts to analysis through problem-solving.

MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) and NPTEL (National Programme on

Technology Enhanced Learning)Courses(SWAYAM):
These courses are offered through SWAYAM (Study Webs of Active Learning for
Young Aspiring Minds) platform by the Department of Drawing & Painting at DEI in
accordance with the norms specified by the UGC. The courses hosted on SWAYAM
are in 4 quadrants – (1) video lecture, (2) specially prepared reading material that can
be downloaded/printed (3) self-assessment tests through tests and quizzes and (4)
an online discussion forum for clearing the doubts.
Steps have been taken to enrich the learning experience by using audio-video and
multi-media and state of the art pedagogy / technology. Courses delivered through
SWAYAM are available free of cost to the learners, however learners wanting a
SWAYAM certificate should register for the final proctored exams that come at a fee
and attend in-person at designated centres on specified dates.
Quantum Jugaad

A display-cum-selling counter, DEI Quantum Juggad, has been opened in the Institute
to sell the products produced under the banner of ATMA (Apparel & Toys
Manufacturing Association) and AdyNam(Agriculture & Dairy Nano Processing of
Multi-Products) initiative. Various clothing articles including the DEI Uniform and
different processed and preserved food items are being regularly sold at the counter.
A Canteen is also being run by the Home Science department’s students. It provides
nutritious delicacies to the students of DEI on daily basis at affordable prices at
Jugaad outlet.
INCHARGES FOR SCOUTING AND GUIDING
Name Faculty Designation
Prof. P.S. Tyagi Education Co- coordinator
Dr. (Ms) Arti Singh Education Co-coordinator

EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION

FACULTY/COLLEGE EXAMINATION COMMITTEES

Faculty Committee Members
Arts Prof. (Ms) GurPyariJandial
Dr.(Ms) Namita Tyagi
Dr.(Ms) Sonika
Dr.(Ms) Charu Swami
Commerce Dr.Anisha Satsangi
Dr.Rakesh Yadav
Dr.Saurabh Mani
Education Dr. C L Singh
Dr. Arti Singh
Dr. Shweta Agarwal
Dr. Priti Sharma
Dr.Shalini Verma
Engineering Dr. K. Janardhana

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 Mr. Md. Sharique Ahmad
Mr. Devesh Jaysawal
Science Prof. (Ms) Anita Lakhani Dr. (Ms)Aparna
Dr.(Ms)Sharmita Gupta Srivastav
Dr.Lalit Mohan Dr. Yogita Kardam
Mr. Vijay Dev
Soc. Sciences Dr.Beerpal Singh - Incharge Prof. Sumita Srivastava
Dr. Ishwar Swaroop Sahai Dr. Anjali Seth
Mr. Gopal Parihar Dr. Rachna Yadav
Dr. Sweta Khemani
Technical College Mr. Bhuvnesh Singhal
(Boys) Mr. Himanshu Atwal
Mr. Gur Saran Sandhu
Mr. A. Dheeraj
Mr. Lav Kumar
Mr. Sumit Kumar
Ms. D. Swanti
Mrs. Vineeta Mathur
Ms. Surat Pyari Gupta
Ms. Madhuri Mehta
Ms. Sunita Saxena
AYUSH Dr. Rishi Khushwaha
Dr. M.P. Singh

PERIODIC TESTS & END-SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS
1. There is no substitute for sustained hard work and taking all the tests/end-
semester examinations seriously and honestly.
2. Ensure that you do not enter the examination room/hall with any unwanted
material like books, pages from books, notes, scripts, anything written on any
part of your body or clothes/instrument box/calculator/admission card/identity
card, old question paper etc., knowingly or unknowingly.
3. Before the start of any examination, you should, in your own interest, check
your desk to see that nothing is written on it nor does it contain any papers
inside it and your immediate surroundings are clean.
4. Do not write anything on the answer book except the essential entries on the
cover page before the supply of the paper, in any case. This would be a very
serious offence and would be treated just like any other case of using unfair
means. Writing anything on the question paper, except your roll number, is
equally a serious offence.
5. Before starting to write their answers, students should also ensure that answer
books are not tampered with in any way, whatsoever. In case any tampering is
noticed by them, it should be immediately brought to the notice of the
concerned invigilator. Students should especially check that the alignment of the
holed punch mark on each page in answer book is not disturbed, the
stapling/binding of pages is not tampered with and that the total pages in the
answer book are in accordance with the indicated number on the answer book.
If later on, any answer book is found tampered with in any manner whatsoever,
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6. Enter the examination room/hall at least 10 minutes before the starting time so
that there is no rush and you do not carry anything unwanted inadvertently for
which you may be punished just because you were in a hurry and could not take
the necessary precautions.You will have to pay dearly.
7. No one will be allowed to take the examination if he/ she comes later than 15 to
30 minutes from the start of the Class test/ End Semester Examination,
respectively. However, in such cases the finishing time will remain as per
schedule and no extra time will be given in any case to anyone.
8. Talking to other students during the examination amounts to use of unfair
means.
9. Bring all the possible and permissible items of use like pen, pencil, scale, eraser,
coloured pencil/pen, non-programmable calculator (unless not allowed) etc.
yourself as borrowing them from others during the examination will not be
permitted.
10. Carry the identity card with you during the examinationpositively.In the
absence of an identity card, a PDF printout of the CMS generated registration
form filled up by you at the beginning of the semester must be shown.
11. Show due respect to all the invigilators and the members of the Flying Squad,
irrespective of whether they are your direct teachers or not. Misbehaviour with
the invigilators/members of the Flying Squad will be considered as a serious
offence.
12. Put your roll number on the right hand top corner of the front page of your
question paper before you start answering the question paper and also check
that the question paper contains all the questions so that remedial action may be
taken, failing which nothing will be done later.
13. If you are found using unfair means, defending the wrong action by telling lies or
misbehaving, it would aggravate the guilt and increase the punishment.
Refusing to make a statement or to sign relevant documents will also go against
you.
14. The marks obtained in the continuous assessment can be questioned by a
student only within ten days of their display on the notice board of the
respective faculty/college (or on the CMS Portal) and beyond that date the
marksheet signed by the course teacher, Head of the department and the
Dean/Principal concerned shall be the conclusive proof of the marks obtained by
the student and,thereafter, the marks so obtained shall not be subject to any
revision/scrutiny, whatsoever. If marks are not displayed for any reason
whatsoever, till six days before the semester break, students should complain in
writing to the Assistant Registrar (Academic)/Director of the Institute. Finally,
they should leave the Institute only after they have seen the displayed award
lists.
15. Scrutiny of the awards obtained in written and/or practical end-semester
examinations may be conducted on an application made not later than one
month after the declaration of the results, and on payment of scheduled fee in
the Institute.
16. DHAs and CAs:At DEI both the DHA (Daily Home Assignment) and the CA (Class
Assignment) have been implemented with the aim to offer students a chance to
improve their overall performance for on-going progress. The CA is a weekly quiz
which tests the students on the topics covered in class during that week, which
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 week.DHA’s are quiz-type or short answer type whereas CA’s can be objective or
subjective type or mix of both.
CRITERIA FOR AWARD OF ATTENDANCE MARKS
Attendance Theory Courses Practical Courses
Percentage Max. Marks: 10 Max. Marks: 20
Below 65% Zero Zero
65% to below 75% 2 4
75% to below 85% 4 8
85% to below 90% 6 12
90% to below 95% 8 16
95% and above 10 20

LATE REGISTRATION DUE TO REMEDIAL EXAMINATION

Attendance of those candidates who take remedial examination will be counted
from the day they register for courses or up to one week from the date of
declaration of remedial examination result, whichever is earlier.

RELAXATION IN ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

DURING THE PERIOD OFILLNESS
The period of illness of a student, resulting in his/her absence from classes will not be
considered for the purpose of calculation of the attendance percentage in classes
unless he/she fulfils the following conditions:
• If the Institute has received information regarding his/her illness within a week of
commencement of illness.
• If the period of illness is two or more weeks but not more than half a semester at a
stretch.
• If the student has not availed condoning of attendance period earlier in the same
semester on account of his/her illness.
• If the student has registered an attendance of more than 90% during the semester,
excluding the concerned period of absence from the Institute on account of
illness.
However, it is also stated that if a student is absent in a semester on account of
illness for a continuous period of more than half a semester then the student
concerned will have to withdraw from that semester/session.

CONTINUOUS EVALUATION & GRADING SYSTEM

The evaluation system of Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) is the soul of its
innovative educational programmes and radically alters the learning process to
the benefits of the students. The result of a single examination does not
determine the fate of the students. Examination and evaluation are continuous
and convenient exercises. 75% weightage is assigned to the Continuous
Evaluation while 25% weightage is assigned to the End Semester/Module
Evaluation in each course.

The academic progress of students registered under different programmes is

evaluated continuously through a series of periodic evaluations comprising the
following:

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 THEORY COURSES PRACTICAL COURSES
(i) Class Tests (i) Record-cum-Home Assignments and Viva Voce

(ii) Daily Home Assignments(DHAs): Home and Class (ii) Semester/Module End-Semester Examination
Assignments
(iii) Additional Assignments: Seminar& Group
Discussion/Surprise Tests/Viva Voce etc
(vi) Semester/Module End-Semester Examination

Students’ performance is assessed throughout the semester by continuous evaluation followed by an

End-Semester Examination which covers the entire syllabus.

The number of credits allotted to each course depends on the relative time a student is expected to
devote to the respective course.

Each component of the evaluation is assigned a certain weightage towards the computation of
overall performance in each course.

A progress report is issued after each semester.

The Institute follows the credit system of education and letter grading on a 10-point scale. The
Letter Grades, corresponding Grade Point Values and their achievement level are given in the table
below:
Grade Grade Point Achievement Level Grade Grade Achievement Level
Point
A 10 Outstanding C- 5 Average
A- 9 Excellent D 4 Below Average
B 8 Very Good D- 3 Just Pass
B- 7 Good E 2 Extension Grade
C 6 Above Average E- 1 Extension Grade
F 0 Fail

Note For non-credit courses, only ‘Audit’ rather than only ‘Satisfactory’ or ‘Unsatisfactory’ shall be
indicated instead of the letter grade.

The grades are given separately for continuous and end semester/module evaluation in each subject.
The weightage of continuous and end semester/module evaluation is taken as 75% and 25%,
respectively. Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
are measures of performance of students for the work done in a semester and across all semesters,
respectively. The SGPA is the ratio of sum of the product of the number of credits with the grade
points scored by a student in all the courses taken by a student and the sum of the number of credits
of all the courses completed by a student, i.e.,
SGPA (Si) = S(Ci X Gi) / SCi
(where Ci is the number of credits of the ith course and Gi is the grade point scored by the student in
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On the other hand, CGPA is also calculated in the same manner considering the overall
performance of students in terms of all the courses undergone by a student across all the semesters
of an academic programme, i.e.,
CGPA (Si) = S(Ci X Si) / SCi
(where Si is the SGPA of the ithsemester and Ci is the total number of credits by the student in that
semester)

Numerically, all GPA computations should be expressed up to three decimal places. This will
ensure
● Greater precision in assigning credit to student’s academic achievements
● Greater precision in discerning differences in achievements
● More precision in conversions from one format to another

Award of Division: The minimum CGPA for different divisions is given in the following table and
is common for all levels of study.

Division CGPA
First with Distinction 8.500
First 6.000
Second 4.500
Pass 3.000

Multiplication of CGPA by 10 yields the equivalent percentage marks obtained by a student.

Note: The above referred to Evaluation & Grading System is applicable to the NEP-2020.

RECOGNITION OF ACADEMIC MERIT

The Institute awards several medals for achieving distinction in academics. Director’s
medals are awarded for securing highest marks in High School, Intermediate,
Technical Diploma and P.G. Diploma, and various Undergraduate and Post-graduate
examinations. Director’s Medals are also awarded for securing highest marks in
Cultural Education and Comparative Study of Religions to the students of Technical
Diploma and various Undergraduate programmes. President’s medals are awarded
to 2 students securing highest marks in all undergraduate and post-graduate
examinations. One Founder’s medal is awarded to the best all-rounder among the
first degree students of the Institute. (For details see the Institute website).
Students are advised to devote their time and energy to studies and co- and extra-
curricular activities organised in the Institute, as per the calendar already provided,
and aim at achieving distinction during their stay at the Institute.
DEI lays great stress on discipline. Each student is provided with an identity card at
the beginning of the session and has to wear the I-card at all times in the campus so
that his/her identity as a student of the Institute is obvious.
The studentsincluding all Research Scholars are not allowed to carry and use mobile
phones in the campus. Any student bringing a mobile phone to campus should
deposit it in the Dean’s/Principal’s office in the morning and take it back in the

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evening. In case he/she wishes to make an urgent call it may be done in the presence
of the Dean/Principal/ Head of the Department.
The studentsincludingall Research Scholars are not allowed to litter the campus. Use
of plastic bags is also banned in the campus. The students should not carry/chew pan
masala/gutka or smoke in the campus.
If a student leaves without informing the proctor before the stipulated time, then
this will be considered as an act of indiscipline. Maintenance of class furniture and
decorum is the responsibility of the students. After the class is over, it is the duty of
the students to put stools or chairs back in place, clean tables, board and switch off
thelights and fans etc.

Hostels
Limited accommodation in the hostels of the Institute and those run by Educational
Societies in Dayalbagh is available to the students, both boys and girls, who are
prepared to live a simple, disciplined and studious life in harmony with other inmates.
The students who are desirous of having such accommodation should apply on a
prescribed form with a passport size photograph to the Chief Warden of the
concerned Hostel, through the respective Deans after their admission to the
Institute. The students shall be recommended for hostel admission on the basis of
merit and availability of seats but admission to Institute does not guarantee a seat in
the hostel. Only vegetarian food is served in the hostel. Alcohol, drugs and other
intoxicants are strictly prohibited.

Dean of Student Affairs

DEI has taken the initiative of enhancing student welfare and development through
the council of Dean of Student Affairs (DOSA). This council focuses on the issues
which affect teaching, learning, student well-being and development.

Some of the issues for giving feedback could be Cultural activities, NSS, NCC,
Counseling, placement, student selection in various activities of DEI, essential
facilities etc. It invites feedback from all the students in the Google form provided on
the institute’s site. Alternatively, students can also drop their feedback in the
suggestion box kept in each faculty, or mail the feedback
at [email protected] and also personally share with the following
committee-

Prof. K. Santi Swarup - Dean of Student Affairs (DOSA) - Social Sciences

Prof. Gur PyariJandial – Convener - Arts
Prof. Alka Prakash - Member - Science
Prof. A. K. Kulshrestha - Member - Education
Dr. Amla Chopra - Member - Science
Prof. S.P Saxena - Co-opted Member - Commerce
Mr. Manoj Kumar - Co-opted Member - Engineering
Mr. R.R. Singh - Co-opted Member - Technical College

SECURITY

The Security of every student is of prime importance in DEI and the Institute has
adequate arrangement for the security of its students on the campus. A student
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Proctor/Dean of the Faculty/Principal of the College. Apart from this, the following
persons may be contacted for further assistance:
• Capt. Manish Kumar (Security Officer-Males), Contact no. 7017243640
• Mr. Lokendra Singh, (Assistant Security Officer Contact no. 9412372821
• Mr. Hazur Saran,(Security Incharge), Contact Number-9897190221
• Ms. Surat Pyari (Security Officer- Females), Contact no. 9639439181

‘Discipline Committee’
1. All the Deans/Principals - Members
2. Prof. Pravin Saxena , Faculty of Commerce - Convener
3. Dr. Agam Prasad Tyagi - Chief Proctor (Boys)
4. Prof. Rupali Satsangi - Chief Proctor (Girls)
Co-opted Members:
1. Prof Sunita Malhotra, Faculty of 9. Dr. T. Prem Saran, Faculty of
Social Sciences Science
2. Dr. Reshma Bhatnagar, Faculty 10. Dr. Ishant Singhal, Faculty of
of Science Engineering
3. Dr Namasya, Faculty of Arts 11. Dr. J K Arora, TC
4. Dr. Bhawna Johri, Faculty of 12. Dr. Parvinder, Faculty of Social
Commerce Sciences
5. Dr. Kalpna Gupta, Faculty of 13. Shri Shailendra Singh, DEI REI
Education
6. Dr. Krishma Yadav, Faculty of 14. Dr. Arti Singh, DEI PV
Engineering
7. Mrs. D Swati, WPT 15. Capt. Manish Verma, Security
officer
8. Dr. Brijraj Singh, Faculty of Arts 16. Shri Lokendra Singh, Asstt.
Security Officer

DISCIPLINE &STUDENTS’ WELFARE

DISCIPLINE & STUDENTS’ WELFARE COMMITTEE

Name Faculty Position
Dr. Agam Prasad Tyagi Science Chief Proctor(Boys)

Prof. Rupali Satsangi Soc. Sc. Chief Proctor(Girls)

Dr Kalpana Gupta Education Deputy Chief
Proctor(Girls)

Dr. Sonika (Girls) Arts Member

Dr. Nishit Gaur(Girls) Arts Member
Prof. Pravin Saxena (Boys) Commerce Member
Dr.(Ms) Bhawna Johri (Girls) Commerce Member
Dr.(Ms) Jyotika Kharbanda (Girls) Education Member
Dr.Parul Khanna (Girls) Education Member

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Dr. C.L.Singh (Boys) Education Member
Dr.Gurumukh Das (Boys) Engineering Member
Ms. Karishma Yadav (Girls) Engineering Member
Dr. T Prem Saran (Boys) Science Member
Dr. Anupam Srivastava (Boys) Science Member
Dr.Satish Kumar (Boys) Science Member
Dr.Reshma Bhatnagar(Girls) Science Member
Dr. Richa Bansal (Girls) Science Member
Prof. Bandana Gaur (Women’s Cell) Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. Ishwar Swaroop Sahai Faculty I/C) Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi(Boys) Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. Jaspreet Kaur (Girls) Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. Anju Sharma (Girls) Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. Archana Satsangi Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. J.K. Arora (Technical) (Boys) Tech. College Member
Sh. Bhuvnesh Singhal (Boys) Tech. College Member
Ms. Deventri Arora (Girls) Women’s Poly. Member
Ms. Swanti (Girls) Women’s Poly. Member
Dr. Deepti Sharma AYUSH Member
Dr. Yash Pratap Singh AYUSH Member
Coordinators/ Membersof the Proctorial Board for B.Voc. Courses
Dr. Manoj Dixit Automobile
Dr. (Ms.) Charu Swami Apparel Design
Dr. Achal Mogla Dairy Technology
Dr. (Ms.) Seema Kashyap Food Processing
Mr. Gaurav Pratap Rana Renewable Energy
Dr. (Ms.) Meenakshi Thakur Textile/ Commercial Art
Dr.Sanjay Saini Internet of Things
Prof. Rahul Swarup Sharma Digital Manufacturing
Dr. V. Prem Prakash AI & Robotics
Dr.Akhilesh Kumar Agriculture Technology
Dr.Brijraj Singh Tourism & Hospitality Management
Dr. Prem Shankar
Dr. Lucky Tonk Pottery & Ceramics Design/ Recycled
Craft Design
Prof. Sunita Malhotra Banking & Finance

Prof. Pravin Saxena Accounting & Taxation

Dr. Saurabh Mani
Prof. Soami Piara Satsangi Water Sanitation & Waste Management
Prof. (Ms.) K. SoamiDaya Telematics
Dr. Mallika Caprihan Bamboo & Wood Technology
Dr. Sandeep Paul Telecommunication
Prof. Sunita Malhotra BBA (Logistics)
Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi BBA (Retail)
Dr.Satish Jaiswal Management & Manufacture of
Ayurvedic Drugs
Dr.Ankita Okharwal Management & Manufacture of
Homoeopathic Drugs
NOTE:
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 they shall look after the general welfare of students and are also authorised to
check any student of any other Faculty/College regarding discipline.
• There may be a Students’ Welfare and Discipline Sub-Committee at the
Faculty/College level. The faculty representative in the Students’ Welfare and
Discipline Committee will be the Ex-officio Convener of the Faculty Committee and
the Dean, its Chairman, who will also nominate appropriate number of other
members in the Sub-Committee.

RULES OF DISCIPLINE IN THE INSTITUTE

1. Every student including Research Scholar is expected to abide by all the
instructions, rules and regulations of the Institute and the hostel both in his own
interest and in maintaining the decorum and reputation of the Institute.
2. Every student including Research Scholar will begin each semester with an opening
balance of 100 marks for discipline. Thereafter, the marks will be reduced for
various acts of indiscipline, some of which are detailed below. When the score falls
below 50 marks, the defaulter will be treated on probation for good behaviour. On
his/her next act of indiscipline, his/her name may be struck off from the rolls of this
Institute.
Schedule of deduction of marks for acts of commission and omission
Absence from prayer assembly 1 mark 1st time
3 marks 2nd time
5 marks 3rd& each subsequent
time(s)
Absence at News Reading 10 marks
Attending Institute without full uniform 5 marks each time
Absence from classes without leave/permission 5 marks each time
Absence from classes before or after long leave 10 marks each day
Unauthorised and untimely presence at other 10 marks each time
faculties and premises including Libraries
Parking of 1 mark 1st time
Cycles/Autocycles/Scooters/Motorcycles at 3 marks 2nd time
unauthorised places 5 marks 3rd& each
subsequent time(s)
Absence on National Days (Independence 10 marks each time
Day/Republic Day/National Youth Day, Teachers’
Day etc.)
Unauthorised absence on special occasions as 5 marks each time
announced by the Institute/Faculty/Department
Moving in the Campus without the Identity Card 5 marks each time
Any other act of indiscipline, including bringing As decided by the Discipline
or calling outsiders to the Campus etc. Committee/Faculty Proctorial Board
Disfiguring/destruction of Institute property 10 marks & above
plus cost of repair/replacement
Use of Mobile Phone is strictly prohibited inside 20 marks with confiscation of phone
the Institute campus. On found using/keeping for the academic session
cell phone
Act of indiscipline in class when the teacher is 5 marks first time, thereafter as
present decided by the Discipline
Committee/ Faculty Proctorial Board
3. In case of any dispute or problem, report the matter to any
Teacher/Proctor/Incharge Discipline/Dean/ Principal instead of taking the law into
your own hands.
4. Pay respect to the teachers and authorities irrespective of the fact that they
belong to your Faculty/College or not.

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5. The students indulging in ragging activities inside or outside the Institute may be
expelled from the Institute summarily.
6. A List of penalties for misconduct and/or use of unfair means during examinations
is given under the heading “Examination and Evaluation.”
7. Bringing Mobile in the campus is strictly prohibited. Non-compliance will result in
seizure of the phone which will be returned only after completion of the course in
which the student is admitted. However, the SIM of the mobile may be returned
on request if approved by the Chief Proctor.

Complaints (Grievance Redressal) Committee in respect of

Harassment of Women at Workplace

1. Prof. (Ms.) S.P. Sinha, Emeritus Professor Chairperson

Faculty of Social Sciences
(Psychologist-Special Counsellor)

2. Prof. (Smt.) Nandita Satsangee, Member

Faculty of Education

3. Mrs. Mallica Caprihan Member

Faculty of Architecture
4. Adhyaksha Nagar Panchayat, Dayalbagh Third Party

5. Dean, Faculty of Arts Member

Member
6. Dean, Faculty of Commerce
7. Dean, Faculty of Education Member
8. Dean, Faculty of Engineering Member
9. Dean, Faculty of Science Member
10. Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences Member
11. Principal, DEI Technical College Member
12. Principal, DEI-PV Girls’ Intermediate College Member

13. Principal, REI Intermediate College Member

14. Dr. Lowleen Malhotra, Convener
Faculty of Arts

RAGGING IS PROHIBITED
Note – Ragging is a punishable offence.
Ragging constitutes one or more of any of the following acts:
i. any conduct by any student or group of students whether by words spoken or
written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with
rudeness a fresher or any other student.

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 ii. indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or students which
causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm
or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student.
iii. asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary
course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame,
or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physical or mental
health of such fresher or any other student.
iv. any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts or disturbs the regular
academic activity of any other student or a fresher.
v. exploiting the services of a fresher or any other student for completing the
academic tasks assigned to an individual or a group of students.
vi. any act of financial extortion or expenditure forced upon a fresher or any other
student by the students.
vii. any act of physical abuse including all variants of it: sexual abuse, homosexual
assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and lewd acts, gestures, causing bodily
harm or any other danger to health ofa person.
viii. any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, posts, public insults which would
also include deriving perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively
or passively participating in the discomfiture to a fresher or any other student.
ix. any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence of a fresher or any
other student with and without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or show
of power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other
student.
The following measures are adopted by the Institute for the prevention of ragging:
i. The Chief Proctor of the Institute, along with the proctors and Chief Wardens of
the hostels constitute the Anti-Ragging Committee. The Director is the
Chairman of this Committee. The committee counsels the senior students with
a view to curb ragging.
ii. Anti-Ragging squads consisting of the Chief Proctor and Faculty Members are
constituted to patrol campus during break, and at the start and end of the day.
iii. Night checks are carried out at junior students’ hostels.
iv. Prominent posters are displayed at all vantage points of the Institute regarding
the anti-ragging policy of the Institute.
The students should feel free to contact the Proctor, Faculty Discipline Incharge,
Hostel Warden, Dean of the Faculty or any member of the staff for reporting issues
related to ragging in the Institute.
1. Prof. Rahul Swarup Sharma-Nodal Officer
2-Dean, Faculty of Arts, Commerce, Education, Engineering, Science, Soc Sciences.
3. Principal-Technical College/PV/REI /Ayush
4. Dr Agam Prasad Tyagi-Chief Proctor(Boys)
4. Dr. Rupali Satsangi-Chief Proctor (Girls)
In addition, students in distress, owing to incidents related to ragging, can access the
toll-free helpline 1800-180-5522 and must inform the Nodal Officer 99412485119)
The following members of staff are additionally entrusted the task of extra vigilance
in each faculty/college so that no untoward incident occurs, especially during the first
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 S. No. Faculty/College Staff Member
1. Faculty of Arts Prof. (Ms) Sharmila Saxena
Prof. (Ms) Lovely Sharma
2. Faculty of Commerce Prof. Praveen Saxena
Prof. (Ms) Nidhi Sharma
3. Faculty of Education Prof. N.P.S. Chandel
Prof. A.K.Kulshrestha
Prof. Sona Ahuja
4. Faculty of Engineering Dr. Ashok Yadav
Dr.Ishant Singhal
5. Faculty of Science Prof. C. M. Markan
Prof. (Ms) Alka Prakash
6. Faculty of Social Sciences Dr.(Ms) Purnima Bhatnagar
Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Meena
7. Technical College Dr. Jyoti Kumar Arora
Mr. G.P. Misra
Mr.Purshottam Kumar
Ms. Deventri Arora
Ms. D Swanti
8. Faculty of Integrated Medicine Dr. Deepti Sharma
(AYUSH) Homoeopathy Medical Dr. Yash Pratap Singh
College and Hospital
The Anti-Ragging Committee may, depending on the nature and gravity of the guilt
established by the Anti-Ragging Squad accord to those found guilty, one or more of
the following punishments:
i. Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.
ii. Withholding/withdrawing scholarship/fellowship and other benefits.
iii. Being debarred from appearing in any test/examination or other evaluation
process.
iv. Withholding results.
v. Being debarred from representing the institution in any regional, national or
international meet, tournament, youth festival, etc.
vi. Suspension/expulsion from the hostel.
vii. Cancellation of admission.
viii. Rustication from the institution for one to four semesters.
ix. Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring from admission to any
other institution for a specified period.
x. Provided that the persons committing or abetting the act of ragging are not
identified, the institution shall resort to collective punishment.

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 MEASURES FOR STUDENT’S WELFARE
CANTEEN FACILITIES

A Separate canteen for the male students is available near Shatabdi Bhawan. A snack-
bar for the female students is also available opposite the Computer Centre near Arts
Faculty.
The DEI NRSC (Non Resident Students Centre) Girl’s Canteen is managed by the
members of staff of the Institute. It caters to the nourishment needs of the students
during the Institute’s working hours and also provides hospitality to the Institute
guests as and when required.
The food items prepared by the B.Voc. students are available near the Commerce
faculty.

RAILWAY CONCESSION
All bonafide students of the Institute can avail the facility of Railway Concession to
and from their hometown during vacations, provided that the distance between Agra
and the city/town is not less than 200 km. For availing this facility, they should
contact their faculty/college office.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the Dayalbagh Educational Institute is
entrusted with the following tasks:
1. Improvement in quality of teaching and research by regular inputs to all
concerned, based on the feedback from the students.
2. Providing inputs for best practices in administration for efficient resource
utilization and better services to the students and staff.

3. Providing inputs for Academic and Administrative Audit and analysis of results
for improvement in those areas which need to be strengthened.
The students and staff can give their feedback and suggestions on teaching and
administrative performance in DEI by dropping their suggestions in the Suggestion
Box located in DEI Computer Centre, or through email to the Coordinator,
IQAC at [email protected].
Additionally, suggestions can be sent at email id [email protected].

Earn While you Learn

DEI’s “Earn while you Learn” program which supports thestudents with lower
economic means also generates creative ideas and entrepreneurs among the
students community.

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 TRAINING & PLACEMENT

DEI TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELL

Name Faculty Position

Prof. V.Soamidas Engineering Convener
Prof. (Ms)Sangita Saini Arts Convener
Dr.(Ms) Namita Bhatia Arts Co-Convener
Ms. Hema Panwar Arts Co-Convener
Prof. S. P. Saxena Commerce Convener
Dr.Bhawna Johri Commerce Co-Convener
Dr.(Ms) Sona Dixit Education Convener
Dr. Preeti Saini Education Co-Convener
Dr.Pooja Verma Education Co-Convener
Mr. Bajarang Bhushan Education Co-Convener
Prof. V.Soamidas Engineering Convener
Mr. Kumar Ratnakar Engineering Co-Convener
Mr. Anami Saran Engineering Co-Convener
Mr. Atul Suri Engineering Co-Convener
Dr.V Prem Prakash Engineering Co-Convener
Dr.Ishant Singhal Engineering Co-Convener
Prof. (Ms) Kamal Srivastava Science Convener
Dr.AshokJangid Science Co-Convener
Dr. Arun Kumar Sikarwar Science Co-Convener
Prof. (Ms) Sumita Srivastava Soc. Sciences Convener
Ms. (Ms)Purnima Bhatnagar Soc. Sciences Co-Convener
Dr.(Ms) Resham Chopra Soc. Sciences Co-Convener
Dr.(Ms) Kavita Kumar Soc. Sciences Co-Convener
Dr.K.Pritam Satsangi Tech. College Convener
Mr. A. Dheeraj Tech. College Co-Convener
Mr. AbhishekSharma Tech. College Co-Convener
Mr. Himanshu Atwal Tech. College Co-Convener
Mr. Ayush Satsangi Tech. College Co-Convener
Ms. Deepali Seth Tech. College Co-Convener
Dr. Komal Saxena Tech. College Co-Convener
Ms. D Swanti Women’s Poly. Co-Convener

INSTITUTE INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP CELL

Name Faculty Designation
Prof. D. Bhagwan Das Engineering Chief Co-ordinator
Prof. (Ms)Sangita Saini Arts Member
Dr. (Ms) Lucky Tonk Arts Member
Prof. S. P. Saxena Commerce Member
Dr.Bhawna Johri Commerce Member
Mr. Bajrang Bhushan Education Member
Dr.Parul Khanna Education Member
Ms. Mugdha Sharma Education Member
Prof. Sanjay Srivastava Engineering Member
Prof. D. Bhagwan Das Engineering Member
Prof. C. Patvardhan Engineering Member
Prof. R. Caprihan Engineering Member

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 Prof. D.G. Rao Engineering Member

Prof. Sukhdev Roy Science Member

Prof. Rohit Srivastav Science Member
Prof. (Ms) Shalini Nigam Soc. Sciences Member
Dr. (Ms) Sumita Srivastava Soc. Sciences Member
Ms. Purnima Bhatnagar Soc. Sciences Member
Sh. Majer Singh Tech. College Member
Mr. Mayank Agrawal Tech. College Member
Prof. SoamiPiaraSatsangee USIC Member
Sh. Manish Kumar Compurer Centre Member

CENTRAL FACILITIES

DEI COMPUTER CENTRE

The Centre provides facility for Information Technology laboratory related classes for
various courses at the Certificate, Diploma, Undergraduate and Post graduate level,
organised by the faculties of Arts, Commerce, Education, Science, Social Sciences in
addition to various vocational courses for the studentsofthe Technical College and
Women’s Polytechnic. New students interested in using the Centre’s facility have to
create their login and password at http://10.2.1.200. To verify the account, the student
has to submit a signed photocopy of his/her ID card in the Computer Centre office.
Usage Policy:The Students with authorized accounts may use the facilities, as long as
such use:
• is for academic and research work, related to the course of study.
• does not lead to any kind of offence or offend any other person.
• does not violate any law or IT Act of the Government of India.

Other Rules:
• Entry to Computer Centre is permitted in full uniform with ID card only, based on
the availability of seats and class bookings.
• Shoes/Footwear should always be put in shoe bags available on the rack to be
taken inside the lab and kept under the chair. While leaving the Centre the shoe
bag must be put back in the box marked for the same.
• Every website visit is recorded for every individual and machine.
• The Users must not allow any other person to use their login/password by sharing
their account details.
• All important data must be backed up by everyone and uploaded to email account
of self or Google Drive.
• No food or drink is permitted in the Centre. Making noise either through games/
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• Playing online games in the Institute laboratories or using Institute facilities for
such activities is strictly prohibited. Internet chat is also banned.
• Unauthorized software downloads and peer to peer connections for recreational
purposes are banned.
• User Quota Limit is being implemented on experimental basis.
• Any kind of mishandling/tampering with equipment or other facilities in the centre
will be strictly dealt with.
• Login not used for more than a month may be blocked and can be reactivated on
request.
• Any kind of abuse, indiscipline or misbehaviour will be liable for stern disciplinary
action and the account will be disabled immediately.
Complete details about the facilities and rules of use at the Computer Centre may be
seen at Centre website http://cc.dei.ac.in/cc.Thestudents may contact Computer
Centre staff for any problem or clarification, while using the services. The timings of
the Computer Centre are from 7.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. and may be changed any time
as required.

MULTIMEDIA LABORATORY
A state-of-the-art Multimedia Laboratory housing cameras, projection systems,
video/editing stations amongst other equipments, provides a central point where the
Institute generates content for its Distance Education Programmes. This facility is
also used on a regular basis to receive and transmit live lectures and hold interactive
sessions with students in remote classrooms both in India and abroad on a regular
basis.

CENTRAL LIBRARY
DEI Central Library is fully computerized and any student of DEI may consult the
library with their valid Identity card. Besides the Central Library, there are three
faculty libraries in the faculties of Commerce, Education, and Engineering in DEI.
Books are issued to a student for fourteen days and the quota of books is as follows:
UG Students – 2
PG Students – 4
PhD (Research Scholar) – 6
The studentshave to maintain silence and discipline in the library. At the beginning of
every session, all the new students are oriented about library services and operations
etc.
Timing – The Central library opens from 8.30 am to 5.00pm every day except Sunday
and holidays according to the institute Holiday list.
The Central Library provides the following facilities to its readers:
• Book transaction (issue/return)
• Photocopy Service
• Scanning Service
• Printing Service
• Internet Access
• Reference Service

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 • E- journal Access
• Consultation Services
• OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) http://10.23.0.50:8080/newgenlibctxt
• Document Delivery Service through INFLIBNET (on request)
• Inter-Library-Loan (on request)
The Central Library also has computer systems for its users for access to e-journal,
internet and OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) etc.
For e-journal access, Mr. P. D. Sharma may be consulted in the Central Library. The
Incharge, Central Library may be consulted for upload of PhD/M. Phil.
Thesis/dissertation and synopsis on Shodhganga and Shodhgangotri.
For any other information regarding the library, Incharge Central Library, Dr Mange
Ram may be consulted or an email may be sent to [email protected].
The home webpage of the Central Library may be accessed through DEI website at
the link: http://www.dei.ac.in/dei/library/
Multi-Media Centre, University Science & Instrumentation Centre, Quantum-Nano
Systems Centre Research &Technology Park, and Centre for Consciousness Studies
are some of the other prominent, special purpose centres in the Institute.
Research and Technology Park (RTP)
With the recent establishment of the Quantum and Nano Systems Centre, the Centre
for Consciousness Studies, and the forthcoming Centre for Bio-Inspired Systems, DEI
has put in place the foundation for bringing together a strong trans-disciplinary
research programme in these leading fields of research. The Centre for Bio-inspired
systems will also act as a development and incubation facility for intelligent
information processing technologies. The RTP will also expand to include Centres in
other disciplines such as agile manufacturing, hydrogen research, and green energy.
DEI has identified Research Areas as part of its Vision 2031 document and also
extended UGRA (Undergraduate Research Awrads) to all the faculties as well.

VEHICLE PARKING IN THE CAMPUS

The Institute does not permit plying of vehicles within the campus. A Parking space,
(with an attendant) between 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., is provided in the campus for
staff/students/visitors, on a nominal charge, as detailed below:
1. Rate/Fee (in Rupees):
• 400/- per semester for two-wheelers
• 600/-per semester for four-wheelers
• 240/- per semester for cycle.
• 5/- per day for temporary parking for two-wheelers (only for the visitors)
• 10/- per day for temporary parking for four-wheelers (only for the visitors)
2. Parking place:
For Staff
All motorized four-wheelers & two-wheelers of the staff of the institute is parked in
the field opposite the Faculty of Engineering. Those using bicycles can park their
bicycles in the space provided on the left side inside the DEI main gate parking stand.

For the Male Students

Cycles/scooters/motorcycles/cars of all the male students is parked in the field
opposite the Faculty of Engineering.

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For the Female Students
The Female students shall park their cycles/cars/scooters in the parking space
provided on the left side inside the DEI main gate.

For Women’s Polytechnic

The Parking of cycles and scooters of students/staff shall be at the designated place
within the Polytechnic campus.

For the Visitors

The Visitors shall park their vehicles in the staff parking lot.

DEI NEWS COMMITTEE

Patron Prof. C. Patvardhan

Chief Editor Prof. J.K. Verma
Editors Dr.(Ms)Sona Dixit
Dr.(Ms)Sonal Singh
Prof. Akshay Kumar Satsangi
Faculty Co-ordinators:

Arts Dr.(Ms)Charu Swami

Commerce Dr.Sanil Kumar
Education Ms. Neha Jain
Engineering Sh. Atul Suri
Science Dr.(Ms)Soumya Sinha
Social Sciences Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi
Technical College Sh. RR Singh (E), Sh. Rajeev
Satsangi (H)
AYUSH Dr. Ankita Okharwal

Advisor Prof. S.K.Chauhan

DEI MAGAZINE COMMITTEE

Patron Prof. C. Patvardhan

Chief Editor Prof. J.K. Verma
Editors Prof. (Ms) RenuJosan
Dr.(Ms) Namasya
Dr.(Ms) Anita Lakhani
Faculty Co-ordinators:
Arts Dr.(Ms)Namita Bhatia
Dr.(Ms) Nisith Gaur
Commerce Dr.Suneshwar Prasad
Education Dr.Pooja Verma

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 Engineering Prof. Sanjay Srivastava
Social Sciences Pr. (Ms) Jyoti Gogia
Science Dr.Reshma Bhatnagar
Technical College Sh. Mayank Agarwal
AYUSH Dr. Ankita Okharwal

Advisor Prof. S.K.Chauhan

DEI STUDENTS' CHAPTER OF THE

INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS (INDIA)

01. Prof. D.K. Chaturvedi Advisor, Elect. Engg.

2. Dr. Ishant Singhal Advisor, Civil Engg.
3. Dr. Atul Dayal Advisor, Footwear Engg.
4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Advisor, Mech. Engg.
5. Dr. Ashok Yadav Advisor,Agricultural
Engineering

HRD Cell

Faculty Members Department

Arts Dr Sonal Singh English
Dr. Shubra Saraswat Hme Science
Dr Ranjana Pandey Hindi
Commerce Prof. Pramod Kumar Accountancy & Law
Dr. Bhawna Johri Applied Business Economics
Dr. Rakesh Kuamr Accountancy & Law
Education Ms. Mugdha Sharma Pedagogical Sciences
Prof. Meenu Singh Pedagogical Sciences
Dr. Priti Sharma Foundation of Education
Engineering Dr. A. Charan Kumari Electrical Engineering
Dr. Vishakha Baghel Footwear Technology
Ms. Karishma Yadav Civil Engineering
Science Dr. Reshma Bhatnagar Zoology
Dr. Antika Thapar Mathematics
Dr. Nazia Siddiqui Chemistry
Social Sciences Dr. Kavita Kumar Psychology
Dr. Rachna Yadav Sociology & Political Science
Dr Jyoti Singh Management
Convenor Prof. K.Santi Swarup DOSA

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 Universal Human Values Cell (UHV Cell)
Asst. Professor,Dept. Of Mechanical Dr Anurag Gupta Member [email protected]
Engineering
Asst. Professor,Dept. Of Mechnaical Dr. Ankit Sahai Member [email protected]
Engineering
Prof.,Dept. Of Management Prof. Sunita Malhotra Member [email protected]

Lecturer,Technical College Ms. Surat Dewan Co-opted Member [email protected]

Asst. Professor,Dept. Of Management Dr. Rohit Rajwanshi Member Secretary [email protected]
Asst Professor,Dept. Of Economics Dr. Resham Chopra Coordinator(Course [email protected]
Implementation)
Asst. Professor, Dept. Of Foundation Dr. Sona Dixit Coordinator(Administr [email protected]
of Management ation)
Professor,Dept. Of Management Dr K.Santi Swarup Coordinator [email protected]
(DOSA)

Providing value-added courses at very affordable fees for skill enhancement and success in the
workplace for all DEI students and jobseekers/enhancers by Competitive Exam Preparation

ICT Continuing Education Centre DEI at Central Administrative Office Rear Left Verandah
Some Courses/Activities:

Administrator: Punam Prakash 9808632807

• Competitive Exam Preparation (Defence, USSC,UGC NET)

• Placement Preparation (Group discussions, Aptitude Tests, Mock
Interviews)
• Value Added Courses
• C-Programming
• Excel
• Tally Prime
• Python, Basic IT Skills with MS Office
• Spoken English
• Soft (Life) Skills
• Workshops, etc.

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 ADMISSION OF STUDENTS TO THE INSTITUTE INCLUDING
NON-UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
(Amendments up to 27-12-2014 included)

(i) A student seeking admission to the Institute shall, on or before the date prescribed for submission of the
applications for admission to the Institute, submit his application duly completed on the prescribed form to be
obtained from the Institute on payment of the prescribed fee/submit online application form.
(ii) a. No student shall be admitted to the Institute for pursuing a course of study unless he has passed the
qualifying examination as may be prescribed for the particular course of study by the Institute from time to
time.
b. No student migrating from another University/Board shall be admitted to any course of study unless he
has passed an examination which has been recognised by the Institute as equivalent to the qualifying
examination.
c. No applicant shall be admitted to a course of study at the Institute unless he is willing to appear for
examination in all the subjects prescribed for the particular course of study.
d. No student enrolled in the Institute shall be admitted to any subsequent higher class unless he has passed
the qualifying prerequisite examination.
(iii) a. A candidate for admission to the Institute shall submit along with his application for admission, a
Character Certificate from the Head of institution last attended.
b. Maintenance of good conduct throughout the stay of the student in the Institute is necessary for
continuance in the Institute.
(iv) a. No student who has passed a part of any course of study from another University/Board shall be admitted
to subsequent higher class for such course of study in the Institute.
b. No person who has been rusticated from an educational institution shall be admitted to any course of
study in the Institute.
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 of the academic session concerned.
b. A completed list of all the students admitted to the Institute is forwarded by the Dean/Principal
concerned to the Registrar within four weeks from the date of admission.
(vi) a. A student shall be considered as admitted as a student in the Institute as soon as he is admitted by the
Dean/Principal concerned and he has registered for admission on the prescribed registration day or the next
working day following it and he has paid the prescribed fees in cash on the scheduled fee collection day or by
bank draft/online payment at the SBI Portal by the next working day otherwise he shall forfeit his claim for
admission.
b. A student shall be considered as enrolled if after admission as per clause (a) above, he has submitted
completed enrolment form and transfer/migration certificate.
c. A student admitted within the first two weeks from the prescribed day of registration after the
commencement of the session shall be required to pay prescribed fees from the beginning of the session.
However, a student admitted within the first two weeks from the prescribed day of registration after forfeiting
claim for admission as per clause (a) shall be required to pay additional late fee of Rs.100/- each for late
registration and late deposit of fee.
d. Except in case of admission in the first semester of a course of study, students failing to either register
and/or deposit prescribed fees by the scheduled date or both may be allowed to register and/or deposit the
prescribed fees within two more weeks from the said scheduled dates by paying a late fee each of Rupees one
hundred only.
Provided also the Director may, for special reason(s) to be recorded, allow further time for the late
registration and/or deposit of prescribed fees till 31 August of the session except in case of admission in the first
semester of a course of study with a late fee each of Rupees Two hundred only. Beyond the above date i.e., 31
August, the permission will be granted after the approval of the Governing Body of the Institute
(GBR:2(ii)/3.11.2007).
Note:GBR- 29.7.2000: Amendments to these four clauses are applicable to the students admitted from the session
2001-2002 and onwards.

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 ODD SEMESTER ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE SHEET

PART – A PART - B
COURSE CT – I CT –II DHA+CA/2 DHA+CA/2 ADDITIONAL ATTENDANCE TOTAL
NO. ASSIGNMENT
40 40 40 40 20 10 150

NOTE: 1. The Internal marks are displayed on the Notice board (s). In case of any discrepancy, the student should get it corrected
within 10 days, failing which the request for the correction shall not be entertained.The students are also advised to keep on
checking the CMS portal, access of which is available with every student.
2. Marks ofthe best2 Components shall be taken out of Part A.

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 EVEN SEMESTER ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE SHEET

PART - A PART - B
COURSE ATTENDANCE TOTAL
NO. CT - I CT - II DHA+CA/2 DHA+CA/2 ADDITIONAL
ASSIGNMENT
40 40 40 40 20 10 150

NOTE: 1.TheInternal marks are displayed on the Notice board (s).In case of any discrepancy, the student should get it corrected
within 10 days, failing which the request for the correction shall not be entertained. The students are also advised to keep on
checking the CMS portal, access of which is available with every student.
2. Marks of the best2 Components shall be taken out of Part A.

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 LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR THE SESSION 2024-25
No. of
Holidays Day(s) of week Date(s)
day(s)

July-December 2024

*Muharram 1 Wednesday 17 July, 2024

Kailash Fair 1 Monday 05 August, 2024
Independence Day 1 Thursday 15 August, 2024
Raksha Bandhan 1 Monday 19 August, 2024
Janmashtami 1 Monday 26 August, 2024
*Milad-Un-Nabi/ Bara Wafat 1 Monday 16 September,2024
Gandhi Jayanti 1 Wednesday 2 October,2024
Dussehra 2 Friday& 11 & 12 October 2024
Saturday
Deepawali 2 Wednesday 30 & 31 October
& Thursday 2024
Guru Nanak’s Birthday & Kartik 1 Friday 15 November, 2024
Purnima
Christmas Day 1 Wednesday 25 December, 2024
January-May 2025
Republic Day 1 Sunday 26 January
Saturday &
Basant Panchami 2 01 & 02 February
Sunday
Maha Shiv Ratri 1 Wednesday 26 February
Thursday &
Holi 2 13 & 14 March
Friday
*Idu’l Fitr 1 Monday 31 March
Mahavir Jayanti 1 Thursday 10 April
Good Friday 1 Friday 18 April
Budha Purnima 1 Monday 12 May
* Subject to visibility of the Moon.

Note: The students shall observe the following vacations: -

No. of
Vacations Days of Week Dates
days
Mid Semester Break 6 Monday to Saturday 07Oct., to 12Oct., 2024
Semester Break
6 Monday to Saturday 23Dec., to 28Dec.,2024
(Tentative)
Mid Semester Break
6 Monday to Saturday 10 March to 15 March, 2025
(Tentative)
Summer Vacation 40 Thursday to Monday 22 May to 30 June 2025

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 STUDENT’S INSTITUTE RECORD
Every student will deposit this record, duly filled in, to his/her Proctor/Tutor when he/she submits his/her Clearance Form prior
to the May End-Semester Examination)
Name: _________________________________________________________________
Father’s Name: __________________________________________________________
Class: ________________ Faculty/ College: ___________________________________
Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________
Period of stay in the Institute: July __________________ to June ________________
Major Subjects: (1) _____________________ (2) ____________________
(3) _____________________ (4) ____________________
Elective/ Half Course:
Faculty ______________________________ Non-Faculty _______________________
Work Experience: _______________________________________________________
Name of Tutor/ Proctor: __________________________________________________
All activities mentioned below should be verified by concerned Incharges
Participation in N.S.S. Camp: __________________
Participation in Social Service: _________________
Participation in Games & Sports:
(1) ________________________
(2) ________________________
(3) ________________________
(4) ________________________
(5) ________________________
Participation in Cultural & Literary Activities:
(1) ___________________
(2) ___________________
(3) ____________________
(4) ____________________
(5) ____________________
Remarks of Faculty Discipline Incharge: ______________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________
Any other Information: ___________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________

Signature of the Student

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