ih nkfJnK ~ WELCOME TO STUDENTS
Dear Student
fgnko/ ftfdnkoEh,
s[;hA :{Bhtof;Nh d/ fvgkoNw?AN nk\ fv;N?A;
n?}{e/FB B{z dk]bk b?D bJh u[fDnk j?, pj[s pj[s
w[pkoe ! ftGkr s[jkvk ;tkrs eodk j?. f;Zfynk
Fk;sohnK dk ftuko j? fe fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB fJZehthA
;dh dh ;G s'A tZX gqub
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gVQkT[D #s/ }'o fdZsk iKdk j?. fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftZu
f;ZyD #s/ tX/o/ }'o fdZsk iKdk j?. fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB
okjhA gVQ fojk ftfdnkoEh ;eowe G{fwek fBGkT[Adk
j?. @nkgD/ jZEhA nkgDk nkg/ jh eki ;tkohn?# dh
XkoBk #s/ N/e oZydk j'fJnk T[j nkg/ jh gVQdk j? ns/
nkg/ jh f;Z y dk j? . ftGkr fJ; gq f efonk ftZ u
ftfdnkoEh dh jo ;jkfJsk eodk j?. ftfdnkoEhnK
B{z gVQB-fbyD ns/ ;t?-gqrNkt/ dk fBozso nfGnk;
eotkfJnk iKdk j?.
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gkm ;wZ r oh s[ j k~ uko feFsK ftZ u gj[ z u kJh
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nk]oh feFs cotoh sZe gj[zukD dk Nhuk fwZfEnk
frnk j?. gkm ;wZroh ftFk wkfjoK s'A fsnko eotkJh
iKdh j?. jo ftF/ Bkb ;pzfXs ftGkr ftZu fBgz[B
nfXnkge jB i' ftfdnkoEhnK dh ;jkfJsk bJh jo
tes fsnko ofjzd/ jB.
uzr/ fJB;kBK B{z uzrhnK gozgoktK f;oiD
bJh ;dk :sBFhb ofjDk ukjhdk j? . ;kvh
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ tkJh;-uK;bo, vkH i;gkb f;zx
ftbZyD F];hns d/ XkoBh jB. fJjBK B/ nkgD/ ihtB
gzX #s/ s[ofdnK ;Zu p'fbnk ns/ ;Zu ewkfJnk j?. fJjBK
I, on behalf of all the teachers of the
Department of Distance Education, Punjabi
University, Patiala congratulate you on
seeking admission to the Department and
extend you a warm welcome. You are not
our student only, you are our ambassador
also. Your satisfaction is our cause and
commitment. Learning through the
Distance Education system, is going to be
a new experience for some of you and I
earnestly wish and hope that you enjoy it
and find it useful.
You have become a part of the
student brotherhood of Punjabi University,
Patiala. The University has embarked
under the dynamic leadership of Vice-
Chancellor Sardar Jaspal Singh on an
innovative programme of 'reaching the
unreachable' and is making all efforts to
help the underprivileged young ones from
rural areas to weave and achieve their
dreams.
The last three decades are marked
by explosion of student population at the
school as well as at the college stage. There
is a paradigm shift from the teacher to the
learner in the learning world. The new
philosophy lays more stress on the
learner's, autonomy rather than the
teacher's autocracy. Greatest stress on
learner is given by this department of the
University.
India is a vast country, with 70
percent of people living in villages. About
50 percent of them are illiterate and the
opportunities for formal education are far
too inadequate. Prevailing formal system
of education is not sufficient to meet the
demand of masses and bring equity in
education. Constraints in terms of human
resources and finances has resulted in an
dk ftfdnkoEhnK gqsh Bow fdb ns/ w'j Gfonk
tshok j?. T[j f]Zs/ dhnK GktBktK ns/ fJZSktK B{z
GbhGKs ;wMd/ jB. T[jBK dh :'r nrtkJh ns/
ftbZyD F];hns dk gqGkt :{Bhtof;Nh dh jo
rshftXh s'A Mbe fojk j?.
d{o
[ tosh f;Zfynk gqDkbh B{z fdbu;g pDkT[D
ns/ ftneshrs S'jK d/D bJh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw nk:'fis ehs/ iKd/ jB. ftGkr
ftZu ftfdnkoEhnK B{z nkgD/ nfXnkgeK Bkb N?bh\'B
#s/ ;zgoe eoB dh ;[ftXk th gqdkB ehsh rJh j?.
nfXnkgeK d/ fdZs/ rJ/ \'B BzpoK #s/ s[;hA ;t/o/ 10L00
ti/ s'A pknd d[gfjo 2L00 ti/ sZe ;zgoe eo ;ed/
j' iK fJ;/ ;w/A d"okB fBZih s"o #s/ th fwb ;ed/ j'.
ftGkr d[nkok pfmzvk, poBkbk, poVQtkb (X{oh) ns/
cohde'N fty/ uko ;NZvh ;?ANo y'bQ/ rJ/ jB. s[jkB{z
fJBQK s'A bkG T[mkT[Dk ukjhdk j?.
fJj ftGkr s[jkvk nkgDk j?, fJ; bJh
nkgDh e'Jh th ;wZf;nk fBo;ze'u j' e/ ;kv/ fXnkB
ftu fbnk ;ed/ j'. w?B{z g{oB nk; j? fe s[;hA fv;N?A;
n?}{e/FB gqDkbh s'A g{oB bkG T[mkT[r/ ns/ fJwfsjkB
ftZu th uzr/ nze gqkgs eo'r/.
F[G fJZSktK ;fjs,
fjs{
s/fizdo e"o
gq'\?;o s/ w[yh
alternative system of education for all.
Instead of bringing students to the
educational institutions, it was proposed to
take the school to the students and, hence,
the concept of Distance Education came into
existence.
Department of Distance Education,
the oldest and premier institute of this
region, has been continuously striving
since its inception to fulfil the educational
needs of all those who did not choose to go
to a regular college for one reason or the
other. I hope your decision to pursue your
education through Distance Education
mode in the Department will come up to
your expectations and help you to achieve
your aims. An effort is made to make this
distant interaction more personal by
organising Personal Contact Programmes
at regular intervals. The Department has
extended the facility of interaction through
telephones also. You can directly get in
touch with your teachers on phones. You
can also meet your teachers on any working
day between 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. The
Department has also four Study Centres
located at Bathinda, Barnala, Faridkot and
Bardwal (Dhuri). You can use the facilities
available at these centres.
Once again extending a hearty
welcome to you, I wish you all success and
ensure you that the Department will make
all out efforts to help you in achieving your
goal. Let the heights be yours.
(Tejinder Kaur)
Professor & Head
Department of Distance Education
 CONTENTS
Page. No.
Eng. Version Pbi. Version
Welcome
University Dhuni 5 5

Dates to Remember 6-7

Introduction 8-9 8-9
Academic Staff 10-11
Important Note 12
Courses offered & Fee by the Department 13-14
Detailed information about the courses mentioned in 15-31 47-54
this Prospectus :
Master Degrees
M.A. (Punjabi, English, Hindi, History, Economics, 15-18 52-54
Political Science, Religious Studies)
Bachelor Degrees
Bachelor of Arts (Part-I, II and III) 18-22 48-50
Bachelor of Commerce (Part-I, II and III) 22-24 51-52
Diplomas
Diploma in Divinity (Sri Guru Granth Sahib Studies) 24 47
Punjabi Praveshika 24 47
Gyani 24-25 47-48

CHAPTER-I
(i) Guidelines for Completing the Admission Form 31 54
(ii) Provisional Admission (Unfair Means Cases) 31 51
(iii) Late Declaration of Result 32 54
(iv) Recognition of Examinations of other Universities 32 54
(v) Information Regarding Punjab History and Culture 32 55
(vi) Migration Certificates and Required Original Certificates 33 55
(vii) Documents Required to be submitted with the Admission Form 34 56
(viii) Rejection of Admission Form 34 56
(ix) Eligibility Conditions for Annual Examination and Continuation 35 57
Fee for Candidates who do not fulfil the conditions
(x) Important Instructions Regarding Fees 35 57
(xi) Tuition Fee and Other Charges for Foreign Candidates 36 57-58
(xii) Mode of Payment of Fee 36 58
(xiii) Fee Concession 37 58-59
(xiv) Refund of Tuition Fee and Other Charges 38 59
(xv) Change of Subject / Option / Medium 38 59
(xvi) Rules Regarding Merit 38 59

CHAPTER-II
(i) Eligibility for University Examinations 39 60
(ii) Examination Centres 39 60
(iii) Re-Evaluation 40 61
(iv) Facilities to Failed/Re-appear Candidates 40 61
(v) Examination Fee for Failed/Re-appear Candidates 41 62
(vi) Examination Fee for For Foreign Candidates 41 62
 Page. No.
Eng. Ver. Pbi. Ver.
CHAPTER-III
(i) General Information 42 62
(ii) Hostel Facilities 42 62
(iii) Magazine 43 63
(iv) Essay Competition 43 63
(v) Departmental Library and Study Centres 44 63-64
(vi) Video Lessons 44 64
(vii) Refund of Library Security 44 64
(viii) Information about Identity Card 44 64
(ix) Alumni Association 44 64

List of Fake Universities/Boards 46 46

Identity Card
Admission Form ‘A’, ‘A1’ and ‘A2’
2 3
Examination Form ‘B’, ‘B1’, ‘B ’, ‘B ’
Re-Evaluation Form ‘C’
Application Form for Refund of Library Security ‘D’
Core Banking Slips
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BkBe[ ikD? u'i B s/o/ ..†..„‡..
(;qh r[o{ rzqE ;kfjp, nzr óõö)

English Translation of University Dhuni

True learning induces in the mind service of mankind.

One subduing the five passions has truly taken abode at holy
bathing-spots (1)
The mind attuned to the infinite is the true singing of
ankle-bells in ritual dances.
With this how dare Yama intimidate me in
the hereafter ? (Pause 1)
One renouncing desire is the true Sanayasi.
From continence comes true joy of living in the body (2)
One contemplating to subdue the flesh is the truly
Compassionate Jain ascetic.
Such a one subduing the self, forbears harming others. (3)
Thou Lord, art one and Sole.
Many Thy forms-
The manifold play beyond Nanak's comprehension. (4) (25)

(Translated by Gurbachan Singh Talib)

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 DATES TO REMEMBER
1. Dates For Receipt of Admission Form and Fee
Without Late Fee 27-08-2010
With late fee of Rs. 1000/- 10-09-2010
With late fee of Rs. 2500/- 01-10-2010
With late fee of Rs.5000/ (with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor)* 10-12-2010

* NOTE : The Vice-Chancellor shall be competent to admit a candidate, in

special cases where he/she could not submit his/her Admission Form due to
peculiar circumstances beyond his/her control for which he/she shall record
reasons with evidence in support of his/her contention, with a late fee of
Rs. 5,000/- according to the above mentioned dates prescribed for the
various courses. The concession will be available if the Personal Contact
Programme for the concerned course is not organised by this date and as
per rules participation in it is essential.
2. Last date for receipt : Either with admission form or within
of Migration Certificate & one month from submission of admission form.
Original Certificates
With late Fee of Rs. 500/- : 30-11-2010
With late Fee of Rs. 1000/- : 21-02-2011
(with the permission of the Registrar)
3. The Department will start receiving Examination Forms and Fee for all
Classes/Courses for the annual examination to be held in
2011 with effect from : 1-11-2010 to 21-11-2010
With late Fee of Rs. 800/- : 2-01-2011
With late Fee of Rs. 1200/- : 02-02-2011
With late fee of Rs. 5000/- : 18-02-2011
With late fee of Rs. 10000/- : 05-03-2011
4. Annual Examination : April, 2011
5. Re-evaluation : Within 21 days from the date of
declaration of the result

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DATES FOR FOREIGN CANDIDATES
1. Submission of ADMISSION FORM
(a) Without late fee : 01-12-2010
(b) With late Fee of 20 US Dollars or 15 Pounds : 31-12-2010
2. Submission of MIGRATION CERTIFICATE
(a) Without late fee : 28-02-2011
(b) With late Fee of 20 US Dollars or 15 Pounds : 28-04-2011
3. Submission of EXAMINATION FORM
(a) Without late fee : 31-03-2011
(b) With late Fee of 25 US Dollars or 17 Pounds : 15-05-2011

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30 ngq?b, 1962 B{z gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh n?eN 1961
sfjs ;Ekfgs ehsh rJh gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk T[Zsoh
Gkos dhnK gqw[Zy T[Zu-f;Zfynk ;z;EktK ftu'A fJe j?. fJ}okJhb
dh j?pohT{ :{Bhtof;Nh s'A pknd fJj ftFt dh d{;oh
:{Bhtof;Nh j?, fi; dk Bkw fJ; GkFk d/ BK T[go oZfynk
frnk j?. gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh dk w[Zy T[d/F gzikph GkFk, ;kfjs
s/ ;fGnkuko B{z ftef;s s/ T[sFkfjs eoBk fwfEnk frnk j?
gozs{ j[D fJj fJe pj[-wzsth s/ pj[-fdFkth ;z;Ek ti'A ftef;s
j' u[Zeh j?, fi; d/ 55 nfXnkgB s/ y'i ftGkr wkBfteh,
nkoN;, ;kfJz; s/ fJziBhnfozr nkfd ftftX ftfFnK Bkb
;pzXs ftfdnkoEhnK s/ y'ikoEhnK B{z ftFt-gZXo dhnK
;[ftXktK gqdkB eo oj/ jB. fJ; d[nkok F[o{ ehs/ rJ/ ns/
ftuko nXhB y'i-gqki?eNK d/ w[bKeD T[gozs :{HihH;hH dh
fJe y[dw[]fsnko ;z;Ek B?e (N.A.A.C.) d[nkok gzikph
:{Bhtof;Nh B{z @@J/## rq/v ("A" Grade) gqkgs j'D dk wkD
th jk;b j?.
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seohpB 316 J/ e V #s/ c? f bnk, nkX[ f Be sohe/ Bkb
ftT[Afsnk-fFzrkfonk ftFkb :{Bhtof;Nh e?Ag; ;fEs j?. fJj
e?Ag; y{p;{os fJwkosK dk fJe y{p;{os B}kok g/F eodk j?.
r[o{ r'fpzd f;zx GtB fJ; dh FkB B{z uko uzB brkTA[dk j?.
2H fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B ftGkr
1968 JhH ftu ;Ekfgs ehsk frnk :{Bhtof;Nh dk
fv;N?A; n?i{e/FB ftGkr d{otosh gZXsh d[nkok f;Zfynk gqdkB
eoB tkbh fJe w'Yh ;z;Ek j?. r?o-o;wh f;Zfynk gZXsh B{z
ngDkT[D tkbk d/F Go ftu nkgDh fe;w dk fJj d{ik ns/
j'o th wkD tkbh rZb j? fe fJe y/soh GkFk (gzikph) B{z
nfXnkgB s/ gq h fynk dk wkfXnw pDkT[ D tkbk
d/F dk fJj gfjbk ftGkr j?. nkgDh ;EkgBk ;w/A s'A jh ftGkr
(ftfdnkoEhnK dhnK po{jK #s/) @e[nkfbNh n?i{e/FB# gqdkB
eodk j'fJnk T[u/oh f;Zfynk d/ y/so ftu wjZstg{oB :'rdkB
gkT[Adk nk fojk j?. j[D fJ; ftGkr tZb'A 39 nekdfwe e'o;
ubkJ/ ik oj/ jB ns/ jo ;kb ftfdnkoEhnK dh frDsh d;
s'A pkoK j}ko d/ dofwnkB ofjzdh j?.
ftGkr d/ ;w{j nfXnkgeK s/ eowukohnK d/ ;fj:'r
Bkb ftGkr nkgDk ezw eki fJzBh ;\bsk g{ote ubk fojk
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I. THE UNIVERSITY : INTRODUCTION
Punjabi University Patiala, one of
the premier institutions of higher
education in the north of India, was
established on 30th April, 1962 under
the Punjab Act No. 35 of 1961. This is
the second University in the world to be
named after a language, the first being
Hebrew University of Israel. Although
initially the main task before the
university was to develop and promote
the language, literature and culture of
the Punjabi people, it has since evolved
into a multi-faceted, multi-faculty
educational institution with over fifty five
teaching and research departments
covering disciplines in Humanities, Arts
and Sciences.
The Punjabi University takes pride
in the achievement of "A" Grade status
awarded by the NAAC, an autonomous
body of the UGC.
The University has a modern well
planned campus situated on Patiala-
Chandigarh road. Sprawling across 316
acres, the campus is away from the din
and noise of the city markets and roads.
It presents a splendid sight of a
complex of beautiful buildings which
include the famous Guru Gobind Singh
Bhawan.
2. THE DEPARTMENT OF DISTANCE
EDUCATION
The Department of Distance
Education was established in 1968 and
has been a pioneer institute imparting
education through the distant mode and
has been the second institute in the
country to adopt the non-formal mode of
imparting education. For the first time in
the country, this Department offered
regional language as the medium of
instruction and examination. Presently,
the Department is managing 39 multi-
faculty programmes. Student enrolment in
the Department is as high as ten to
twelve thousand every year.
The success story of the
Department can be judged from the fact
that it has reached the zenith not only
amongst the Distance Education
j? ns/ j[D fJ; B/ Bk e/tb Gkos dhnK fv;N?A; n?i{e/FB departments of the country but also at
an international level. There is a
;z;EktK ftu nkgDk f;ow"o ;EkB pDtkfJnk j?, pbfe nzso- continuous increase in the number of
okFNoh gZXo #s/ th BK ewkfJnk j?. \b;o{g ftd/FK s'A th foreign students enrolled in various
ftfdnkoEh ftGkr d/ ftfGzB e'o;K ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB. courses run by the Department.
The Department is proud of its students
phs/ tfoQ n K d" o kB fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B ftGkr who have always performed exceptionally well
ftfdnkoEhnK dhnK e'o;K ftZu ;\bsktK ftGkr bJh wkD in the University Examinations, lending
credence to the fact that the distance mode
ns/ :{Bhtof;Nh bJh ;BwkB tkbh rZb j?.
of learning is second to none.
fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B dhnK gq w [ Z y ftF/ F sktK SALIENT FEATURES OF DISTANCE
EDUCATION
1H gqfsFfms ftdtkBK s'A fbytkJ/ rJ/ :'iBk-pZX gkm, 1. Carefully planned lessons written by
fijV/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ ;w/A f;o G/i/ iKd/ jB. eminent scholars are supplied to the
students in printed form through
2H ftfdnkoEhnK d/ T[Zso-gZsoK$gq'i?eNK dk fB:ws ns/ regular despatches.
e[Fb w[bKeD (ftfdnkoEhnK tZb'A gkm d/ nzs ftu 2. Regular and efficient evaluation of
fdZs/ gqFBK d/ T[Zso). Response-Sheets/Projects submitted
by the students is done by the
3H ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fBZih frnkB, }o{oh jdkfJsK, T[BQK department teachers.
Bkb ftuko-tNKdok ns/ T[sFkfjs eoB bJh fBZih 3. Personal Contact Programmes to
provide intensive classroom
;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/ iKd/ jB.
instructions, discussions and personal
4H feskpK ns/ j'o ;wZroh ftGkr dh bkfJpq/oh ftu'A fdZsh guidance to the students.
iKdh j?. 4. Text books and other reading
material is issued from a well-
5H ftfdnkoEhnK bJh bkfJpq/oh dhnK ;[ftXktK bJh gzikph equipped Departmental Library.
:{Bhtof;Nh fo}Bb ;?ANo, pfmzvkl ;oekoh pofizdok 5. Library facility is also available for
ekbi, cohde'Nl n?;H vhH ekbi, poBkbk ns/ d/F the students at Library-cum-Study
Centres established by the
Grs ekbi, poVQtkb (X{oh) fty/ ftGkr d[nkok Department at Punjabi University
bkfJpq/oh nfXn?B e/Ado ;Ekfgs ehs/ rJ/ jB. Regional Centre, Bathinda,
Government Barjindra College,
6H g';N r?qi{J/N ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gkmK ns/ GkFDK okjhA Faridkot, S.D. College, Barnala and
w[jZJhnk ehsh rJh ;wZroh ~ j'o gqGktFkbh pDkT[D Desh Bhagat College, Bardwal (Dhuri)
bJh ;jkfJe ;wZroh ns/ thfvU b?;B} okjhA th 6. Reference material is supplied to the
post-graduate students to supplement
;jkfJsk fdZsh iKdh j?. the instructions imparted through
7H ftfdnkoEhnK dh ikDekoh tXkT[D bJh jo gkm d/ lessons, lectures & video lessons.
7. The prepared lessons include
n]ho #s/ wjZstg{oB gqFB fdZs/ iKd/ jB.
suggested readings and important
8H fv;N? A ; n? i { e / F B ftGkr d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ questions at the end to motivate
candidates to read independently and
:{Bhtof;Nh w?foN tih\k ns/ B?FBb w?foN ;ekbofFg
supplement their knowledge.
gqdkB ehs/ iKd/ jB ns/ :'r ftfdnkoEh B?FBb b'B
8. Merit Scholarships, National Merit
;ekbofFg ;ehw dk th bkG T[mk ;ed/ jB. Scholarships, National Loan Scholarship
Schemes are available to the eligible
students.

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 ACADEMIC STAFF DEPARTMENT OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
HEAD HINDI
Dr. Tejinder Kaur 304-6425
PROFESSOR
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Harisimran Kaur 304-6484
PUNJABI M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
PROFESSORS LECTURER
1. Dr. Bhupinder Singh Khaira 304-6283 1. Dr. Surinder Kaur 304-6446
M.A.(Linguistics & Pbi), Ph.D. (Retd.) M.A., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Mann Singh Dhindsa 304-6447 ECONOMICS
M.A., Ph.D.
PROFESSORS
3. Dr. Nasib Singh (Retd.) 304-6269
1. Dr. Vipla Chopra (Retd.) 304-6471
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A. (Hon’s School in Eco.),
4. Dr. Gurdev Singh Chandi 304-6253
M.Litt., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., PGDCA.
2. Dr. Kanwaljit Kaur Gill 304-6221
5. Dr. Baldev Singh Dhaliwal 304-6261
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Balbir Singh 304-6223
6. Dr. Satnam Singh Sandhu 304-6474
M.A., M.Phil., LL.B., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., PGDCA
4. Dr. Anita Gill 304-6418
READER
M.Sc. (Hon's School in Eco.),
1. Dr. Harjot Kaur 304-6267
M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5. Dr. Harvinder Kaur 304-6216
LECTURERS
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Tara Singh 304-6260
LECTURER
M.A., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Manisha 304-6216
2. Ms. Gurpreet Kaur 304-6256
M.A., Ph.D.
M.A., (Pbi Hons., History),
M.Phil, PGDCA HISTORY
ENGLISH PROFESSORS
1. Dr. S. M. Verma (Retd.) 304-6401
PROFESSORS
M.A., M.Litt., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Tejinder Kaur 304-6425
2. Dr. Nazar Singh 304-6486
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
M.A., Ph.D.
Diploma in Distance Education.
LECTURERS
2. Dr. Paramjit Kaur 304-6478
1. Ms. Gurkiranjit Kaur Grewal 304-6243
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
M.A.
Diploma in Distance Education.
2. Ms. Kanwaljit Kaur 304-6280
3. Dr. Sharan Pal Singh 304-6245
M.A.(History), M.Phil.
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
READER
1. Dr. Nirmal Bajaj (Retd.) 304-6258 PROFESSORS
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. 1. Dr. Rajinder Kaur 304-6424
LECTURERS M.A., Ph.D.
1. Dr. Shivani Thakkar 304-6270 2. Dr.Jamshed Ali Khan 304-6473
M.A.(Eng.), M.Phil, Ph.D. M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
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3. Dr. Sansar Singh 304-6211 3. Dr. Harinder Kaur Sodhi 304-6236
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. M.A. (Pbi & Sociologhy), M.Ed.,
4. Dr. Navtej Kaur 304-6232 Ph.D., PGDCA
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. 4. Mrs. Amita Rani 304-6446
READERS M.Ed., M.Phil.
1. Dr. Paramjit Kaur Gill 304-6422 5. Mrs. Tasneem Khan 304-6215
M.A., Ph.D. M.Ed., M.Phil.
2. Dr. Lakhwinder Singh 304-6268 6. Ms. Ishtdeep Kaur 304-6215
M.A.(Pol. Sc. & Soc.), LL.B., Ph.D. M.Ed.
LECTURERS COMMERCE
1. Dr. Hardev Singh 304-6275 PROFESSOR
M.A.(Pol.Sci.), M.Phil, Ph.D. 1. Dr. Ritu Lehal 304-6485
2. Sh. Ajit Pal Singh 304-6477 M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., B.Ed. READER
MATHEMATICS 1. Dr. Shailinder Sekhon 304-6274
M.Com., Ph.D.
LECTURER
LECTURERS
1. Ms Amanpreet Kaur 304-6276
1. Dr. Harpreet Kaur 304-6250
M.Sc., M.Phil.
M.Com., Ph.D.
PSYCHOLOGY 2. Dr. Harpreet Kaur Kohli 304-6485
LECTURER M.Com., Ph.D
1. Ms. Naina Sharma 304-6270 JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION
M.A.
LECTURER
DEFENCE & STRATEGIC STUDIES 1. Ms. Anjali Bakhshi 304-6232
LECTURER M.A.(MJMC)
1. Vacant 2. Vacant COMPUTER SCIENCE

SOCIOLOGY LECTURER
1. Mr. Vishal Singh 304-6477
LECTURER
MCA
1. Dr. Harinder Kaur 304-6449
2. Mr. Dilraj Singh 304-6256
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.Tech.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
LECTURER
LECTURER
1. Ms. Ravneet Kaur 304-6229
1. Dr. Abnish Kaur 304-6275
M.A.
M.A., Ph.D.
EDUCATION 2. Mrs. Raminderjit Kaur 304-6280
LECTURERS M.A. (Religious Studies and Eng.)
1. Dr. Manjit Kaur 304-6476 LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
M.A. (Eco.), LL.B., M.Ed.,
Dr. Kulwinder Singh 304-6213
M.Phil., Ph.D.
M.A., M.Lib., Ph.D, PGDCA
2. Dr. Pushpinder Kaur 304-6214
M.A. (Edu. & Pbi), M.Phil., Ph.D.
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 IMPORTANT NOTE
(i) The rules incorporated in this Prospectus are subject to the overriding effect of the
relevant Regulations, Rules and Ordinances contained in the Punjabi University Calendar
as also the resolutions adopted by the Academic Council/Syndicate. In case of any
inconsistency between what is said in Prospectus and that in the Regulations, Rules
and Ordinances etc. the latter shall prevail.
(ii) If there is any ambiguity the decision of the Vice-Chancellor will prevail.
(iii) All disputes arising from this document or connected therewith are subject to the
territorial jurisdiction of courts situated at Patiala only and to the exclusion of all other
courts.
(iv) This Prospectus includes only the basic and important information regarding the admission
and examination of the courses offered by the Department. For detailed information, the
student may consult the relevant syllabi published by the Punjabi University, which can
be procured from the Publication Bureau of the University.
(v) It has come to our notice that there are some private bodies/institutions who pose
themselves as agents of this University and collect application forms and fee etc. from
candidates and promise them admission to this Department and take responsibility of
paying fee etc., on their behalf. Since this University has no such agents, candidates
willing to join any course of this Department are advised to correspond and remit the fee
and send application forms, etc., direct to the Department of Distance Education, Punjabi
University, Patiala.
(vi) The Department remains closed on Saturday, Sunday and other gazetted holidays.
(vii) Office Hours : 9:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with lunch break from 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

List of Subject In-charges Phone No.

Dr. Sharanpal Singh English 3046245
Dr. Mann Singh Dhindsa Punjabi 3046447
Dr. Harvinder Kaur Economics 3046216
Dr. Harpreet Kaur Commerce 3046250
Dr. Nazar Singh History 3046486
Dr. Harsimran Kaur Hindi 3046484
Dr.Harinder Kaur Sociology 3046449
Dr.Ravneet Kaur Public Administration 3046229
Dr.Lakhwinder Singh Political Science 3046268
Dr.Harinder Kaur Sodhi Education 3046236

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 Revised Fees Schedule

S. Nam e o f t he P ro g. E l i g i bi l i t y Durat i o n M e di um o f M e di u m o f * P ro gram m e f e e

No . P ro gram m e C o de i n Y e ars Inst ruc t i o n Ex am i nat i o n

M A ST ER DEGR EE P R OGR A M M ES

1. Maste r of Arts M PB I Bache lor's De gre e 2 ye ars Punjabi Punjabi F o r M .A . P art - I

(Punjabi) in any discipline
n 5105/ -
2. Maste r of Arts MENG -Same as above - 2 ye ars English English n 6295/ -
(English)
u 5195/ -
3. Maste r of Arts MHIN -Same as above - 2 ye ars H i n di H i n di
( H i n di ) F o r M .A . P art - II
v 4505/ -
4. Maste r of Arts MHIS -Same as above - 2 ye ars Punjabi & Punjabi &
(History) English English u 5330/ -
# 5240/ -
5. Maste r of Arts MECO -Same as above - 2 ye ars Punjabi & Punjabi &
(Economics) English English

6. Maste r of Arts M PS -Same as above - 2 ye ars Punjabi & Punjabi &

(Political Scie nce ) English English

7. Maste r of Arts MR S -Same as above - 2 ye ars Punjabi Punjabi

(Re ligious Studie s)

BA CHEL OR DEGR EE P R OGR A M M ES

8. Bache lor of Arts BA 10+2 or its 3 ye ars Punjabi & Punjabi, P art -I P art -II & III
e quivalne nt English English & l 4 4 6 0 / - l 4595/ -
H i n di n 5650/ - V 3860/ -
n 5785/ -

9. Bache lor of BCOM -Same as above - 3 ye ars Punjabi & Punjabi, P art -I P art -II & III
Comme rce English English & l 4 5 1 5 / - l 4650/ -
H i n di n 5705/ - V 3915/ -
n 5840/ -

DIP L OM A & CER T IF ICA T E P R OGR A M M ES

10. Diploma in Divinity DDSG- Gyani(Honours in 1 ye ar Punjabi Punjabi, n 3110/ - n 4300/ -

(Sri Guru Granth G SS Punjabi) passe d or English &
Sahib Studie s) 10th/Highe r H i n di
se condary passe d

11. Punjabi Prave shika PP Capable of re ading 1 ye ar Punjabi Punjabi in n 3060/ - n 4250/ -
and writing Gurmukhi
Punjabi, English Script
and Hindi

12. Gyani GYANI Se e page 47 1 ye ar Punjabi Punjabi in n 3215/ - n 4405/ -

Gurmukhi
Script

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* Programme Fee :
l Student already registered with Punjabi University.
n Student migrated from U.T. Chandigarh/Punjab and outside of Punjab State.
t Student already Registered with this University but migrated again from other
Universities.
v Student already registered with Punjabi University and passed M.A.Part-I from this
Department.
# Gap Year
V Student who passed B.A. /B.Com. Part-I/Part-II from this Department without gap
year.

Note : If there is any increase in the rate of examination fee, tuition

fee,annual charges etc. pertaining to any course/class at a
later stage, the students shall have to pay the enhanced
dues.

Note: Candidates seeking admission with Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory charges of Rs. 630/- per annum.
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 MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) PART-I
(PUNJABI, ENGLISH, HINDI, HISTORY,
ECONOMICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE,
RELIGIOUS STUDIES)
1. Eligibility : Admission to M.A. Part-I
is open to a candidate who has passed
Bachelor's Degree in any faculty
atleast one academic year previously
from Punjabi University or any other
statutory/recognised University in
India or abroad, recognised by the
Academic Council as equivalent
thereto, irrespective of his/her score
in the examination. Those who pass
B.A. in September 2010 will not be
eligible for admission.
OR
The candidates who have passed three
years course of Modern Office Practice,
passed Punjabi Compulsory subject in
B.A. Part-I, II and III can get admission
in M.A. Part-I, provided that the
candidate has not passed M.A.
examination in the same subject from
this or any other statutory university.
2. Personal Contact Programme :
(a) There will be two Personal Contact
Programmes of 7-10 days duration.
(b) It will be compulsory for every
student to attend atleast 75% lectures
of the Personal Contact Programmes
taken together. Second PCP is for those
candidates who have not attended the
first one. Those students who are
unable to complete these lectures will
not be eligible to sit in the annual
examination.
(c) Foreign students will be exempted from
Personal Contact Programme.
(d) Each paper will consist of 20%
internal and 80% external marks.
The minimum number of marks
required to pass shall be 35% in
aggregate of internal and external.
(e) Internal Assessment will be based on two
tests of Half-an Hour duration for each test.
(f) If a student fails to secure 35% marks,
he/she shall be placed under reappear 15
in that Paper/Papers. Such a candidate
would carry the internal assessment
marks secured by him/her for his/her
reappear examination.
(g) The house test will be conducted at
department level, when PCPs of that
particular subject are over. All students
will have to appear in the test
compulsarily. No second chance will be
given to a failed candidate. Without-I-
Card student will not be allowed to sit
in house test.
3. Response Sheets : These will be
compulsory for all the students. The
student will send two response-sheets
for each paper and submit these before
28th Feb., 2011. Two long questions and
10 short questions will be considered
equivalent to two response sheets.
4. Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
6 Examination Fee : Rs. 1300/-
M.A. PART-II
1. Eligibility :
(i) Admission to M.A. Part-II is open to
candidates who have passed Part-I
(Annual System) examination in the
same subject from this University.
(ii) Those students who have passed M.A.
Part-I under semester system but due
to special circumstances are not able to
continue their studies under semester
system are allowed to seek admission to
M.A. Part-II in the same subject in the
Department of Distance Education. Their
marks in the degree will be of semester
system in the 1st year and their marks
in the 2nd year will be of annual system.
As such their degree will be different from
both the systems. The concerned
students will be required to pass the
deficient paper(s), if required.
(iii) A candidate who is to 're-appear' in one
paper of M.A. Part-I examination shall
also be eligible to seek provisional
admission to M.A. Part-II course in the
same subject.
2. Personal Contact Programme : integrated course within a period
(a) There will be two Personal Contact of four years.
Programmes of 7-10 days duration. (ii) Those students who take admission
(b) It will be compulsory for every to M.A. Part-I in the Department of
student to attend atleast 75% lectures Distance Education and do not fulfil
of the Personal Contact Programmes. the eligibility conditions to appear
Second PCP is for those candidates who in this course as private candidates
have not attended the first one. Those will have to continue their M.A.
students who are unable to complete Part-II studies through Distance
these lectures will not be eligible to Education in this Department.
sit in the annual examination.
(c) Foreign students will be exempted NOMENCLATURE OF PAPERS
from Personal Contact Programme. M.A. PUNJABI (MPBI)
(d) Each paper will consist of 20% PART-I
internal and 80% external marks.
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would carry the internal assessment gouk d{ik L nkgFB gfjbh L r[owfs ekft
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students will have to appear in the test
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M.A. ENGLISH (MENG)
student will send two response-sheets
for each paper and submit these before PART-I
28th Feb., 2011. Two long questions and Paper-I : English Literature from
10 short questions will be considered Chaucer to Milton
equivalent to two response-sheets. Paper-II : Poetry and Drama from the
4. Centre of Examination : As per Restoration Period to the
examination form Victorian Age
5. Examination Fee: Rs. 1300/- Paper-III : Prose and Fiction
Note: Paper-IV : Any one of the following options:
(i) Language and Linguistics
(i) Students are required to pass M.A.
(ii) Indian Writing in English

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PART-II (Compulsory)
Paper-II :Advanced Economic Theory-II
Paper-V : Twentieth Century Literature
(Compulsory)
(1890-1960)
Paper-III : Basic Quantitative Methods
Paper-VI : World Literature in English
(Compulsory)
Paper-VII : Literary Criticism and Theory
Paper-IV : Any one of the following options :
Paper-VIII : Any one of the following options:
(i) Economics of Agriculture
(i) Modern British Fiction
(ii) Economics of Industry
(ii) American Literature
PART-II
M.A. HINDI( MHIN)
PART-I Paper-I :
Political Economy of
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Paper-II : Evolution and Structure of
nwljk i= % Hkk"kk foKku vkSj fgUnh Hkk"kk Indian Economy (Compulsory)
rhljk i= % fgUnh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl Paper-III & IV : Any two of the following options:
prqFkZ i= % fodYi u-&4 % vkpk;Z gtkjhizlkn (i) Public Economics
(ii) Money and Banking
f}osnh fo'ks"k v/;;u (iii) Theory of Statistics
PART-II
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PART-I
nwljk i= % dkO;'kkL=
Paper-I : Indian Political Thought
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Paper-II : Western Political Thought
prqFkZ i= % fodYi u-&4 eksgu jkds'k fo'ks"k Paper-III : Indian Government and Politics
v/;;u Paper-IV : International Politics
M.A. HISTORY (MHIS) PART-II
PART-I
Paper-I : Contemporary Political Thought
Paper-I : History of Punjab from 1469 Paper-II : Modern Political Analysis
to 1799 AD (Compulsory) Paper-III & IV : Any two of the following options:
Paper-II : History of the World Option - I (i) Punjab Politics
(1500 to 1870) AD (ii) Theory & Practice of Public
Paper-III : History of the World Option - I Administration with Special
(1871 to 1991) AD Reference to India
Paper-IV : History of China & Japan (iii)Political Parties, Pressure Groups
Option - II (1839 to 1950) AD and Public Opinion in India
Part-II (iv)Public International Law.
Paper-I : History of Punjab from 1799 to M.A. RELIGIOUS STUDIES (MARS) PART-I
1947 AD (Compulsory)
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Paper-II : History of India from
1707 to 1818 AD (Study of Religion)
Paper-III : History of India from gouk d{ik L f;Zy Xow dk nfXn?B
1818 to 1947 AD (Study of Sikh Religion)
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Constitutional Developments Fhnk d/ Xow (fjz d { Xow, i? B Xow, p[ Z X
in India from 1858 to 1947 AD Xow, i[vkfJ}w, Jh;kJh Xow ns/
M.A. ECONOMICS (MECO) fJ;bkw Xow Indian & West Asian
PART-I Religions (Hinduism,
Paper-I : Advanced Economic Theory-I 17
Jainism, Buddhism, Judaismor
Christianity and Islam)
gouk u'Ek (nkgFB d{ih) L
f;Zy Xow rqzE dk nfXn?B (r[opkDh)
(Study of Sikh Scriptures [Gurbani])
PART-II
gouk gzitK L Xow dk doFB
(Philosophy of Religion)
gouk S/tK L f;Zy Xow doFB
(Philosophy of Sikhism)
gouk ;stK (nkgFB d{ih) L
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(Bhagat Bani and Dasam Granth)
gouk nmtK (nkgFB shih) L
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(Inter-Religious Understanding and Dialogue)
B.A. PART-I
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-I
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed 10+2 examination of
the Punjab School Education Board
or any other examination
recognised as equivalent thereto;
OR
(ii) has passed Pre-Engineering/Pre-
Medical/B.A. Part-I/B.Sc. Part-I/
B.Com. Part-I (old scheme)
examination of this University or
any other examination recognised
as equivalent thereto or
Intermediate examination of Panjab
University or any other statutory
University, Board or Three Years
Diploma in Engineering.
OR
(iii) has been declared to have
earned re-appear/compartment in
one subject in 10+2 examination of
Punjab School Education Board or
. any examination recognised as
equivalent thereto. But such a
candidate shall have to clear re-
appear/compartment subject in the
supplementary examination of the
same year, failing which his/her
18 charges of Rs. 630/- per annum.
admission to B.A. Part-I course
shall automatically stand cancelled.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as medium of
instruction, shall have to offer elective
subject amongst the following subjects
since the study material of only these
subjects will be provided in English :
Economics, History, Political Science,
Public Administration, Psychology,
Defence and Strategic Studies, Sociology.
3. Personal Contact Programme :
Not Compulsory for all. However it is
compulsory for those who offer Psychology/
Philosophy*/Gurmat Sangeet as one of the
subjects. A Personal Contact Programme of 7-
10 days for the students offering Psychology/
Gurmat Sangeet and of six days for students
offering Philosophy. Minimum attendance
required is 75% of the total lectures delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
5. Nomenclature of Papers : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or Punjab
History and Culture**
and
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
Group II History or Mathematics*** or
Psychology**** or Philosophy
Group III Political Science
* In B.A Part-I, there will be a yoga practical
during Personal Contact Programme for
Philosophy subject which is compulsory.
** Punjab History & Culture for special
category of candidates (See Page
No.32).
*** In B.A. Part-I only those candidates
can take up Mathematics who have
passed this subject in 10+2/three
year diploma course.
****Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature***** or
English Literature or Sanskrit
Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics/Gurmat Sangeet
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill in the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for admission
to B.A. course. (See page No.26-31)
6 Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
7. Examination Fee : Rs. 1000/-
8. Practical Fee : Rs. 400/- per subject.
B.A. PART-II
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-II
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.A. Part-I examination
of this University or any other
statutory University.
OR
(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
more than one subject in Part-I
examination of this University or
any other statutory University but
such a candidate shall have to
clear the re-appear paper in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-II examination failing which
his/her admission/result for Part-II
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled.
Provided that candidates of
other statutory Universities should
have passed B.A. Part-I
examination with the same
combination of subjects as given in
the Prospectus.
Provided that the candidate who
***** The students of Hindi Literature
will be offered option (i) in B.A.
Part-I. The lessons of only this
option will be supplied.
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joins B.A. Part-II course after
having passed his/her B.A. Part-I
Examination from any other
statutory university shall have to
opt for the subjects taught in this
Department and shall be required
to qualify all the deficient papers
as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this university for
B.A. Part-I examination alongwith
B.A. Part-II Examination.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as medium
of instruction, shall have to offer elective
subject amongst the following subjects
since the study material of only these
subjects will be provided in English :
Economics, History, Political Science,
Public Administration, Psychology,
Defence and Strategic Studies, Sociology.
3. Personal Contact Programme :Not
Compulsory for all. However it is compulsory
for those who offer Psychology/Gurmat
Sangeet/ Philosophy* as one of the subjects.
Personal Contact Programme will be of 7-10
days for the students offering Psychology/
Gurmat Sangeet and of six days for students
offering Philosophy. Minimum attendance
required is 75% of the total lectures delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
5. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or Punjab
History & Culture**
(C) Environmental studies***
* In B.A Part-II, there will be a yoga practical
during Personal Contact Programme for
Philosophy subject which is compulsory.
** Punjab History & Culture for
special category of candidates(See
Page No.32).
*** This paper is compulsory and is to
be taken up by all students. The
paper will be of 100 marks and pass
percentage is 35%. However, marks
secured in this paper will not be
added to the aggregate and will be
shown separately in DMC.
 and
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
Group II History or Mathematics or
Psychology**** or Philosophy
Group III Political Science
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature*****or English
Literature****** or Sanskrit
Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill in the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for admission
to B.A. course. (See page No.26-31)
6 Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
7. Examination Fee : Rs. 1000/-
8. Practical Fee : Rs. 400/- per subject.
NOTE
Candidates of B.A. Part II must opt for the
same subjects as they had studied in the
previous year. They will not be allowed to
change the subjects.
B.A. PART-III
(UNDER THE NEW + 3 SCHEME)
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.A. Part-III
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.A. Part-II examination
of this University or any other
statutory University.
**** Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects are
required to pay additional laboratory
charges of Rs. 630/- per annum.
***** The students of Hindi Literature will
be offered option (ii) in B.A. Part-II.
The lessons of only this option will
be supplied.
******In B.A. Part-II English Literature
(Elective) Paper B, Lessons of only
Module-I "Literary Masterpieces :
Study of Classics" will be supplied.
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OR
(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
more than one subject in Part-II
examination of this University or
any other statutory University but
such a candidate shall have to
clear the re-appear paper in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-III examination failing which
his/her admission/result for Part-III
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled.
Provided that candidates of other
statutory Universities have passed
B.A. Part-II examination with the
same combination of subjects as
given in the prospectus.
Provided that a candidate who
joins B.A. Part-III course after
having passed his B.A. Part-II
examination from any other
statutory University shall have to
opt for the subjects taught in this
Department and shall be required
to qualify all the deficient papers
as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this university for
B.A. Part-I & B.A. Part-II
examination alongwith B.A. Part-III
examination.
A candidate who passed B.A.-I
Examination in Supplementary
Examination with a special chance,
cannot appear in the next
subsequent examination of B.A.-III.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) or English
Those who offer English as
medium of instruction, shall have
Note :
(i) Students are required to pass B.A.
integrated course within the
period of six years.
(ii) Candidates seeking admission to B.A.
Part-III must submit attested copies
of detailed marks of B.A. part-II
and B.A. Part-I
 to offer elective subject amongst
the following subjects since the
study material of only these
subjects will be provided in
English: Economics, History,
Political Science, Public
Administration, Psychology, Defence
and Strategic Studies, Sociology.
3. Personal Contact Programme :Not
Compulsory for all. However it is
compulsory for those who offer
Psychology/Gurmat Sangeet and
Philosophy as one of the subjects. A
Personal Contact Programme of 7-10
days for the students offering
Psychology/Gurmat Sangeet and of six
days for students offering Philosophy.
Minimum attendance required is 75%
of the total lectures delivered.
4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
5. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
(A) English (Communication Skills)
(B) Punjabi Compulsory or Punjab
History and Culture*
and
Any of the THREE Elective subjects, one
each from the following groups :
Group I Economics or Defence and
Strategic Studies or Education
Group II History or Mathematics or
Psychology** or Philosophy
Group III Political Science
Group IV Punjabi Literature or
Hindi Literature*** or
English Literature****
* Punjab History & Culture for special
category of candidates (See Page No. 32)
** Candidates seeking admission with
Psychology as one of the subjects
are required to pay additional
laboratory charges of Rs. 630/- per
annum.
*** The students of Hindi Literature will
be offered option (i) in B.A. Part-
III.The lessons of only this option
will be supplied.
**** (i) In B.A. Part-III, English Literature
(Elective) Paper B, Lessons of only
Module-I "Literary Masterpieces :
Study of Classics" will be supplied.
Group V Public Administration
Group VI Linguistics
Group VII Sociology
Group VIII Religion
Fill in the subjects offered and Code
Number in the Application Form for
admission to B.A. course. (See Page No.
26 to 31)
6 Centre of Examination : As per
,
examination form.
7. Examination Fee : Rs. 1000/-
8. Practical Fee : Rs. 400/- per subject.
NOTE :
Candidates of B.A. Part-III must opt for the
same subjects as they had studied in the
previous year. They will not be allowed to
change the subjects.
IMPORTANT NOTE :
1. Candidate whose result is withheld
in one paper on account of "Award
Wanting" but is successful in all
other papers will be considered for
admission to B.A. on the basis of
Provisional Result Card.
2. Candidates who have passed N.D.A.
are eligible for admission to
B.A.Part-I, Part-II and III under the
following rules :-
(I) Under the Old Scheme when
eligibility for Admission to N.D.A.
was 10+1 (December 1988).
(a) In this University, under
10+2+3 (New Scheme), B.A./
B.Sc. examination of N.D.A.
would be considered
equivalent to B.A./B.Sc. Part-II
examination of this University.
(b) B.A./B.Sc. Part-II of N.D.A.
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc. Part-I of this University.
(c) B.A./B.Sc. Part-I of N.D.A.
would be equivalent to 10+2
examination.
(II) Under the New Scheme when
eligibility to N.D.A. course is
10+2 (From January 1989 onward).
(a) B.A./B.Sc. of N.D.A.
examination would be
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 considered equivalent to
B.A./B.Sc. examination of
this University.
(b) B.A./B.Sc. of N.D.A. Part-II
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc. Part-II of this University.
(c) B.A./B.Sc of N.D.A. Part-I
would be equivalent to B.A./
B.Sc Part-I of this University.
B.COM. PART-I
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.Com. Part-I
course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed 10+2 examination of
Punjab School Education Board or
any other examination recognised
as equivalent thereto with atleast :
(a) 40% marks in the aggregate in
case of candidates who have
passed10+2 in Commerce Group.
OR
(b) 45% marks in the aggregate in
case of candidates who have passed
10+2 in Accounts, Humanities Group
with atleast two out of Commerce
Mathematics/Economics/Management
papers.
OR
(c) 50% marks in the aggregate in
case of candidates who have
passed 10+2 but not covered under
(a) and (b) above.
OR
(ii) has passed B.Com. Part-I (old
scheme) of this University or any
other statutory University/Board.
OR
(iii) has been declared re-appear* in
not more than one subject in 10+2
examination of Punjab School
Education Board or any other
examination recognised as
equivalent thereto. But such a
candidate shall have to clear re-
appear/compartment subject in the
supplementary examination of the
same year, failing which his/her
admission to B.Com. Part-I course
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shall automatically stand cancelled.
2. Personal Contact Programme: Not
Compulsory
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
4. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
BC 101 Punjabi
or
BC101A Punjab History & Culture
(Special Paper in lieu of Punjabi
See Page No.32)
BC 102 English (Communication Skills)
BC 103 Business Mathematics & Statistics
BC 104 Financial Accounting
BC 105 Business Regulatory Framework
BC 106 Information Technology for
Business (Theory and Practise)
BC 107 Business Economics
5. Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
6. Examination Fee : Rs. 1200/-
7. Practical Fee : Rs. 400/- (Per Subject)
Total (1200+400=1600)
B.COM. PART-II
1. Eligibility : Admission to B. Com. Part-
II course is open to any candidate who :
(i) has passed B. Com. Part-I
examination of this University.
OR
(ii) has been declared re-appear in not
more than one subject in Part-I
examination of this University, but
such a candidate shall have to clear
the re-appear in the supplementary
examination of the same year or
simultaneously with Part-II
examination failing which his/her
result for Part-II examination shall
automatically stand cancelled.
Provided that a candidate who joins
* While determining the eligibility of such
candidates for admission to B.Com.
Part-I examination the percentage of
marks as prescribed in sub-clauses (a),
(b) and (c) will be calculated taking into
account the minimum pass marks in the
re-appear paper on presumptive basis.
 B.Com. Part-II course after having
passed his/her B.Com. Part-I
examination from other statutory
University shall be required to
qualify all the deficient papers as
provided in the syllabus prescribed
by this University for B.Com. Part-I
examination alongwith Part-II
examination.
2. Personal Contact Programme : Not
Compulsory
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
4. Nomenclature of Papers : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
BC-201 Punjabi
or
BC-201A Punjab History and Culture
(Special Paper in lieu of Punjabi
See Page No. 32)
BC-202 English (Communication Skills)
BC-203 Principles of Business
Management
BC-204 Corporate Accounting
BC-205 Company Law and Auditing
BC-206 Income Tax Law
BC-207 Business Environment
Environmental Studies*
5. Centre of Examination : As per
examination form.
6. Examination Fee : Rs. 1200/-
* This paper is compulsory and is to
be taken up by all students. The
paper will be of 100 marks and pass
percentage is 35%. However, marks
secured in this paper will not be
added to the aggregate and will be
shown separately in DMC.
Note : Students are required to pass
integrated course within the period of
six years. Those students who have
passed B.Com. Part-I prior to this period
(i.e. six years) will not be allowed to
seek admission in B.Com. Part-II.
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B.COM. PART-III
1. Eligibility : Admission to B.Com. Part-
III course is open to any candidate who:
(i) has passed B.Com. Part-II
examination of this University or
any other statutory University.
OR
(ii)has been declared re-appear/
compartment in not more than one
subject in Part-II examination of
this University, but such a
candidate shall have to clear the
re-appear/compartment in the
supplementary examination of the
same year or simultaneously with
Part-II examination, failing which
his/her result for Part-III
examination shall automatically
stand cancelled:
Provided that a candidate who joins
B.Com. Part-III course after having
passed his/her B.Com. Part-II
examination from any other
statutory University shall be
required to qualify all the deficient
papers as provided in the syllabus
prescribed by this University for
B.Com Part-I and II examination
alongwith Part-III examination.
A candidate who passed
B.Com.-I Examination in supplementary
Examination with a special chance,
cannot appear in the next subsequent
examination of B.Com. Part-III.
2. Personal Contact Programme: Not
Compulsory
3. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
4. N o m e n c l a t u r e o f P a p e r s : Each
candidate shall be required to take up:
BC 301 Fundamentals of
Entrepreneurship
BC302 Management Accounting
BC 303 Cost Accounting
BC 304 Financial Management
BC 305 Indirect Taxes
BC 310 Indian Banking System
or
BC 311 Fundamentals of Insurance
BC 314 Punjabi grade.
or 4. Nomenclature of Papers :
BC 315 Punjab History & Culture gouk gfjbk L r[opkDh p'X
(Special paper in lieu of Punjabi : See page 32)
Note : The lessons of the following papers gouk d{ik L f;Zy fJfsjk;
in B.Com. will be provided in English gouk shik L r[owfs f;XKs nfXn?B
Medium only.
gouk u'Ek L e[M wjKg[oyK-GrsK dk
i. Mathematics and Quantitative Techniques
ii. Fundamentals of Insurance ihtB gfou: ns/ f;ZfynktK
iii. Accounts Related Subjects
5. Centre of Examination : Patiala
iv. Computer Realted Subjects
v. Income Tax Law 6. Examination Fee : Rs. 1100/-
5. Centre of Examination : As per
examination form. PUNJABI PRAVESHIKA (PP)
6. Examination Fee : Rs. 1200/-
1. Eligibility : Capability of reading and
writing Punjabi, English and Hindi
Note:
(i) Students are required to pass 2. Personal Contact Programme : Not
B.Com. integrated course within a Compulsory. A Personal Contact
period of six years. Programme of 7-10 days.
(ii) Candidates seeking admission to 4. Response Sheets : Not Compulsory
B.Com. Part-III must submit attested
copies of detailed marks card of 5. Nomenclature of Papers :
B.Com. Part-I & II alongwith their Each candidate shall be required to
Admission Form. appear in two papers (both compulsory)
Paper-I : Introduction : Punjabi
DIPLOMA IN DIVINITY
Poetry, Short Story and
(SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB STUDIES) Punjabi Prose
1. Eligibility : Gyani (Honours in Punjabi) Paper-II : Simple Grammar and
Passed Composition
OR
Matriculation/Higher Secondary Passed 6. Centre of Examination : Patiala
2. Personal Contact Programme : 7. Examination Fee : Rs. 1300/-
Compulsory. A Personal Contact
Programme of 7-10 days with atleast GYANI
75% attendance. 1. Eligibility : Passed any of the following
OR examinations :-
Those who are unable to attend PCP will (a) Matriculation or Higher Secondary
be required to submit four Projects (one (Core/Part-I or Elective/Part-II)
for each paper) and the students must Examination with Punjabi as the
obtain satisfactory grade in these. First or Second Language or its
3. Response Sheets : (i) It is compulsory equivalent.
for every student to attempt two long (b) Pre-University : With Punjabi as
questions of 15 marks each and 10 short Elective Subject.
questions of 4 marks each in each paper (c) Pre-Engineering : With Punjabi as
and to submit these before 31st January Additional Optional Subject.
2011. (d) Pre-Medical : With Punjabi as
(ii) In all these Response Sheets the Additional Optional Subject.
student is required to obtain satisfactory (e) Intermediate/ : With Punjabi as
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 Elective or Compulsory or Additional 2H BkNe s/ fJeKrh
B.A./B.Sc. : Optional subject as the
case may be. 3H gzikph rbg
(f) A candidate who has passed any of 4H tkose
the examinations mentioned at (a) 5H gzikph GkFk ns/ gzikph ;kfjs dk fJfsjk;
to (e) above without Punjabi but 6H b/y, ;kfjs o{g, nkb'uBk ns/ ftnkeoD
has passed Punjabi Praveshika.
(g) Punjabi of B.A./B.Sc. (Elective or 7H n?vhFBb (fjzdh)
Compulsory or Additional Optional 6. Centre of Examination : As per
as the case may be) even though examination form.
the candidate has failed in the
7. Examination Fee : Rs. 1300/-
examination as a whole from this
University or from any other
statutory University.
2. Medium of Instruction : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script) for compulsory
papers. For the additional optional papers
the language of the subject.
Medium of Examination : Punjabi
(Gurmukhi Script ) for compulsory
papers; for optional paper concerned
language.
3. Personal Contact Programme :
Compulsory. A Personal Contact
Programme of 7-10 days with atleast
75% attendance.
or
Those who are unable to attend PCP will
be required to submit six Projects (one
for each compulsory paper).
4. Response Sheets : It is compulsory for
the student to send twelve Response
Sheets, two for each compulsory paper.
The student will be sent a list of long and
short questions.
Every student shall attempt two long
questions of 15 marks each and 10 short
questions for 4 marks each in each paper
and shall submit these before 31st
January, 2011.
5. Nomenclature of Papers : Each
candidate shall be required to appear
in six compulsory papers. He/she will
also appear in the optional paper,
Hindi.
1H g[oksB ns/ BthB gzikph eftsk

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Code No. Subjects 45. Economics History Eng. Lit.
1. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Ling. 46. Economics History Hi. Lit.
2. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 47. Economics History Linguistics
3. Def. St. Eng. Lit. Religion 48. Economics History Pbi. Lit.
4. Def. St. Hindi Lit Linguistics 49. Economics History Pol. Sci.
5. Def. St. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 50. Economics History Pub. Adm.
6. Def. St. Hi. Lit. Religion 51. Economics History Religion
7. Def. St. History Eng. Lit. 52. Economics Math. Eng. Lit.
8. Def. St. History Hi. Lit. 53. Economics Math. Hi. Lit.
9. Def. St. History Linguistics 54. Economics Math. Linguistics
10. Def. St. History Pbi. Lit. 55. Economics Math. Pbi. Lit.
11. Def. St. History Pol. Sci. 56. Economics Math. Pol. Sci.
12. Def. St. History Pub. Adm. 57. Economics Math. Pub. Adm.
13. Def. St. History Religion 58. Economics Math. Religion
14. Def. St. Math. Eng. Lit. 59. Economics Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
15. Def. St. Math. Hi. Lit. 60. Economics Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
16. Def. St. Math. Linguistics 61. Economics Pbi. Lit. Religion
17 Def. St. Math. Pbi. Lit. 62. Economics Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
18. Def. St. Math. Pol Science 63. Economics Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
19. Def. St. Math. Pub. Adm. 64. Economics Pol. Sci. Linguistics
20. Def. St. Math. Religion 65. Economics Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit.
21. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 66. Economics Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm.
22. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 67. Economics Pol. Sci. Religion
23. Def. St. Pbi. Lit. Religion 68. Economics Psychology Eng. Lit.
24. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 69. Economics Psychology Hi. Lit.
25. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 70. Economics Psychology Linguistics
26. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Linguistics 71. Economics Psychology Pbi. Lit.
27. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 72. Economics Psychology Pol. Sci.
28. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 73. Economics Psychology Pub. Adm.
29. Def. St. Pol. Sci. Religion 74. Economics Psychology Religion
30. Def. St. Psychology Eng. Lit. 75. Economics Pub. Adm. Linguistics
31. Def. St. Psychology Hi. Lit. 76. Economics Religion Linguistics
32. Def. St. Psychology Linguistics 77. Education Eng. Lit. Linguistics
33. Def. St. Psychology Pbi. Lit. 78. Education Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
34. Def. St. Psychology Pol. Sci. 79. Education Eng. Lit. Religion
35. Def. St. Psychology Pub. Adm. 80. Education Hi. Lit. Linguistics
36. Def. St. Psychology Religion 81. Education Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
37. Def. St. Religion Linguistics 82. Education Hi. Lit. Religion
38. Def. St. Pub.Adm. Linguistics 83. Education History Eng. Lit.
39. Economics Eng. Lit. Linguistics 84. Education History Hi. Lit.
40. Economics Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 85. Education History Linguistics
41. Economics Eng. Lit. Religion 86. Education History Pbi. Lit.
42. Economics Hi. Lit. Linguistics 87. Education History Pol. Sci.
43. Economics Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 88. Education History Pub. Adm.
44. Economics Hi. Lit. Religion 89. Education History Religion
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90. Education Math. Eng. Lit. 135. G. Sangeet Defence Hi. Lit.
91. Education Math. Hi. Lit. 136. G. Sangeet Defence Eng. Lit.
92. Education Math. Linguistics 137. G. Sangeet Defence Sanskrit
93. Education Math. Pbi. Lit. 138. G. Sangeet Defence Pub. Adm.
94. Education Math. Pol. Sci. 139. G. Sangeet Defence Sociology
95. Education Math. Pub. Adm. 140. G. Sangeet Defence Religion
96. Education Math. Religion 141. G. Sangeet Education History
97. Education Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 142. G. Sangeet Education Math
98. Education Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 143. G. Sangeet Education Psychology
99. Education Pbi. Lit. Religion 144. G. Sangeet Education Philosophy
100. Education Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 145. G. Sangeet Education Pol. Sci.
101. Education Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 146. G. Sangeet Education Pbi. Lit.
102. Education Pol. Sci. Linguistics 147. G. Sangeet Education Hi. Lit.
103. Education Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 148. G. Sangeet Education Eng. Lit.
104. Education Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 149. G. Sangeet Education Sanskrit
105. Education Pol. Sci. Religion 150. G. Sangeet Education Pub.Adm.
106. Education Psychology Eng. Lit. 151. G. Sangeet Education Sociology
107. Education Psychology Hi. Lit. 152. G. Sangeet Education Religion
108. Education Psychology Linguistics 153. G. Sangeet History Pol. Sci.
109. Education Psychology Pbi. Lit. 154. G. Sangeet History Pbi. Lit.
110. Education Psychology Pol. Sci. 155. G. Sangeet History Hi. Lit.
111. Education Psychology Pub. Adm. 156. G. Sangeet History Eng. Lit.
112. Education Psychology Religion 157. G. Sangeet History Sanskrit
113. Education Pub. Adm. Linguistics 158. G. Sangeet History Pub. Adm.
114. Education Religion Linguistics 159. G. Sangeet History Sociology
115. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics 160. G. Sangeet History Religion
116. Eng. Lit. Religion Linguistics 161. G. Sangeet Math Pol. Sci.
117 G. Sangeet Economics History 162. G. Sangeet Math Pbi. Lit.
118. G. Sangeet Economics Math 163. G. Sangeet Math Hi. Lit.
119. G. Sangeet Economics Psychology 164. G. Sangeet Math Eng. Lit.
120. G. Sangeet Economics Philosophy 165. G. Sangeet Math Sanskrit
121. G. Sangeet Economics Pol.Sci. 166. G. Sangeet Math Pub. Adm.
122. G. Sangeet Economics Pbi. Lit. 167. G. Sangeet Math Sociology
123. G. Sangeet Economics Hi. Lit. 168. G. Sangeet Math Religion
124. G. Sangeet Economics Eng. Lit. 169. G. Sangeet Psychology Pol. Sci.
125. G. Sangeet Economics Sanskrit 170. G. Sangeet Psychology Pbi. Lit.
126. G. Sangeet Economics Pub. Adm. 171. G. Sangeet Psychology Hi. Lit.
127. G. Sangeet Economics Sociology 172. G. Sangeet Psychology Eng. Lit.
128. G. Sangeet Economics Religion 173. G. Sangeet Psychology Sanskrit
129. G. Sangeet Defence History 174. G. Sangeet Psychology Pub. Adm.
130. G. Sangeet Defence Math 175. G. Sangeet Psychology Sociology
131. G. Sangeet Defence Psychology 176. G. Sangeet Psychology Religion
132. G. Sangeet Defence Philosophy 177. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pol. Sci.
133. G. Sangeet Defence Pol. Sci. 178. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pbi. Lit.
134. G. Sangeet Defence Pbi. Lit. 179. G. Sangeet Philosophy Hi. Lit.
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180. G. Sangeet Philosophy Eng. Lit. 225. History Religion Linguistics
181. G. Sangeet Philosophy Sanskrit 226. Math. Eng. Lit. Linguistics
182. G. Sangeet Philosophy Pub. Adm. 227. Math. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
183. G. Sangeet Philosophy Sociology 228. Math. Eng. Lit. Religion
184. G. Sangeet Philosophy Religion 229. Math. Hi. Lit. Linguistics
185. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 230. Math. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
186. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 231. Math. Hi. Lit. Religion
187. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 232. Math. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
188. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Sanskrit 233. Math. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
189. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 234. Math. Pbi. Lit. Religion
190. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Sociology 235. Math. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit.
191. G. Sangeet Pol. Sci. Religion 236. Math. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit.
192. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 237. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics
193. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Sociology 238. Pbi. Lit. Religion Linguistics
194. G. Sangeet Pbi. Lit. Religion 239. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Linguistics
195. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 240. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
196. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Sociology 241. Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. Religion
197. G. Sangeet Hi. Lit. Religion 242. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Linguistics
198. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 243. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
199. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Sociology 244. Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. Religion
200. G. Sangeet Eng. Lit. Religion 245. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
201. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Pub. Adm. 246. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
202. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Sociology 247. Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. Religion
203. G. Sangeet Sanskrit Religion 248. Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. Linguistics
204. G. Sangeet Pub. Adm. Sociology 249. Pol. Sci. Religion Linguistics
205. G. Sangeet Pub. Adm. Religion 250. Philosophy Def.St. Pol.Sci.
206. G. Sangeet Sociology Religion 251. Philosophy Def.St. Pbi.Lit.
207. Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. Linguistics 252. Philosophy Def.St. Hi.Lit.
208. Hi. Lit. Religion Linguistics 253. Philosophy Def.St. Eng.Lit.
209. History Eng. Lit. Linguistics 254. Philosophy Def.St. Pub.Adm.
210. History Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 255. Philosophy Def.St. Linguistics
211. History Eng. Lit. Religion 256. Philosophy Def.St. Sociology
212. History Hi. Lit. Linguistics 257. Philosophy Def.St. Religion
213. History Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 258. Philosophy Eco. Pol.Sci.
214. History Hi. Lit. Religion 259. Philosophy Eco. Pbi.Lit.
215. History Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 260. Philosophy Eco. Hi.Lit.
216. History Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 261. Philosophy Eco. Eng.Lit.
217. History Pbi. Lit. Religion 262. Philosophy Eco. Pub.Adm
218. History Pol. Sci. Eng. Lit. 263. Philosophy Eco. Linguistics
219. History Pol. Sci. Hi. Lit. 264. Philosophy Eco. Sociology
220. History Pol. Sci. Linguistics 265. Philosophy Eco. Religion
221. History Pol. Sci. Pbi. Lit. 266. Philosophy Education Pol.Sci.
222. History Pol. Sci. Pub. Adm. 267. Philosophy Education Pbi.Lit.
223. History Pol. Sci. Religion 268. Philosophy Education Hi.Lit.
224. History Pub. Adm. Linguistics 269. Philosophy Education Eng.Lit.
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270. Philosophy Education Pub.Adm. 315. Religion Pub.Adm. Def.St.
271. Philosophy Education Linguistics 316. Religion Pub.Adm. Eco.
272. Philosophy Education Sociology 317. Religion Pub.Adm. Education
273. Philosophy Education Religion 318. Religion Pub.Adm. Eng.Lit.
274. Philosophy Linguistics Pbi. Lit. 319. Religion Pub.Adm. Hi.Lit.
275. Philosophy Linguistics Hi.Lit. 320. Religion Pub.Adm. History
276. Philosophy Linguistics Eng.Lit. 321. Religion Pub.Adm. Linguistics
277. Philosophy Linguistics Sociology 322. Religion Pub.Adm. Math
278. Philosophy Linguistics Religion 323. Religion Pub.Adm. Pbi.Lit.
279. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Pbi. Lit. 324. Religion Pub.Adm. Pol.Sci.
280. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Hi.Lit. 325. Religion Pub.Adm. Psychology
281. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Eng.Lit. 326.. Religion Linguistics Math
282. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Pub.Adm. 327. Sanskrit Defence History
283. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Linguistics 328. Sanskrit Defence Math
284. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Sociology 329. Sanskrit Defence Philosophy
285. Philosophy Pol.Sci. Religion 330. Sanskrit Defence Psychology
286. Philosophy Pub.Adm Pbi.Lit. 331. Sanskrit Defence Pol. Science
287. Philosophy Pub.Adm Hi.Lit. 332. Sanskrit Defence Pub. Admn.
288. Philosophy Pub.Adm Eng.Lit. 333. Sanskrit Defence Linguistics
289. Philosophy Pub.Adm Linguistics 334. Sanskrit Defence Sociology
290. Philosophy Pub.Adm Sociology 335. Sanskrit Defence Religion
291. Philosophy Pub.Adm Religion 336. Sanskrit Economics History
292. Philosophy Religion Pbi.Lit. 337. Sanskrit Economics Math
293. Philosophy Religion Hi.Lit. 338. Sanskrit Economics Philosophy
294. Philosophy Religion Eng.Lit. 339. Sanskrit Economics Psychology
295. Philosophy Sociology Religion 340. Sanskrit Economics Pol. Science
296. Philosophy Sociology Pbi.Lit. 341. Sanskrit Economics Pub. Admn.
297. Philosophy Sociology Hi.Lit. 342. Sanskrit Economics Linguistics
298. Philosophy Sociology Eng.Lit. 343. Sanskrit Economics Sociology
299. Psychology Eng. Lit. Lingiuistics 344. Sanskrit Economics Religion
300. Psychology Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm. 345. Sanskrit Education History
301. Psychology Eng. Lit. Religion 346. Sanskrit Education Math
302. Psychology Hi. Lit. Linguistics 347. Sanskrit Education Philosophy
303. Psychology Hi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 348. Sanskrit Education Psychology
304. Psychology Hi. Lit. Religion 349. Sanskrit Education Pol. Science
305. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Linguistics 350. Sanskrit Education Pub. Admn.
306. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm. 351. Sanskrit Education Linguistics
307. Psychology Pbi. Lit. Religion 352. Sanskrit Education Sociology
308. Psychology Pol. Sc. Eng. Lit. 353. Sanskrit Education Religion
309. Psychology Pol. Sc. Hi. Lit. 354. Sanskrit History Pol. Science
310. Psychology Pol. Sc. Linguistics 355. Sanskrit History Pub. Admn.
311. Psychology Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit. 356. Sanskrit History Linguistics
312. Psychology Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm. 357. Sanskrit History Sociology
313. Psychology Pol. Sc. Religion 358. Sanskrit History Religion
314. Psychology Pub. Adm. Linguistics 359. Sanskrit Linguistics Sociology
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360. Sanskrit Linguistics Religion 405. Sociology Education Math
361. Sanskrit Math Pol. Science 406. Sociology Education Psychology
362. Sanskrit Math Pub. Adm. 407. Sociology Education Pol.Sci.
363. Sanskrit Math Linguistics 408. Sociology Education Pbi.Lit.
364. Sanskrit Math Sociology 409. Sociology Education Hi.Lit.
365. Sanskrit Math Religion 410. Sociology Education Eng.Lit.
366. Sanskrit Philosophy Pol. Science 411. Sociology Education Pub.Adm.
367. Sanskrit Philosophy Pub. Admn. 412. Sociology Education Linguistics
368. Sanskrit Philosophy Linguistics 413. Sociology Education Religion
369. Sanskrit Philosophy Sociology 414. Sociology Linguistics Hi.Lit.
370. Sanskrit Philosophy Religion 415. Sociology Linguistics Eng.Lit.
371. Sanskrit Pol. Science Pub. Admn. 416. Sociology Pub.Adm. Religion
372. Sanskrit Pol. Science Linguistics 417. Sociology Hi. Lit. Religion
373. Sanskrit Pol. Science Sociology 418. Sociology History Eng. Lit.
374. Sanskrit Pol. Science Religion 419. Sociology History Hi. Lit.
375. Sanskrit Psychology Pol. Science 420. Sociology History Linguistics
376. Sanskrit Psychology Pub. Admn. 421. Sociology History Pbi. Lit.
377. Sanskrit Psychology Linguistics 422. Sociology History Pol. Sc.
378. Sanskrit Psychology Sociology 423. Sociology History Pub. Adm.
379. Sanskrit Psychology Religion 424. Sociology History Religion
380. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Linguistics 425. Sociology Math Eng. Lit.
381. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Sociology 426. Sociology Math Hi. Lit.
382. Sanskrit Pub. Admn. Religion 427. Sociology Math Linguistics
383. Sanskrit Sociology Religion 428. Sociology Math Pbi. Lit.
384. Sociology Def.St. History 429. Sociology Math Pol. Sc.
385. Sociology Def.St. Math 430. Sociology Math Pub. Adm.
386. Sociology Def.St. Psychology 431. Sociology Math Religion
387. Sociology Def.St. Pol.Sci. 432. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Linguistics
388. Sociology Def.St. Pbi.Lit. 433. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Pub. Adm.
389. Sociology Def.St. Hi.Lit. 434. Sociology Pbi. Lit. Religion
390. Sociology Def.St. Eng.Lit. 435. Sociology Pol. Sc. Eng. Lit.
391. Sociology Def.St. Pub.Adm. 436. Sociology Pol. Sc. Hi. Lit.
392. Sociology Def.St. Linguistics 437. Sociology Pol. Sc. Linguistics
393. Sociology Def.St. Religion 438. Sociology Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit.
394. Sociology Eco. History 439. Sociology Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm.
395. Sociology Eco. Math 440. Sociology Pol. Sc. Religion
396. Sociology Eco. Psychology 441. Sociology Psychology Eng. Lit.
397. Sociology Eco. Pol.Sci. 442. Sociology Psychology Hi. Lit.
398. Sociology Eco. Pbi.Lit. 443. Sociology Psychology Linguistics
399. Sociology Eco. Hi.Lit. 444. Sociology Psychology Pbi. Lit.
400. Sociology Eco. Eng.Lit. 445. Sociology Psychology Pol. Sc.
401. Sociology Eco. Pub.Adm. 446. Sociology Psychology Pub. Adm.
402. Sociology Eco. Linguistics 447. Sociology Psychology Religion
403. Sociology Eco. Religion 448. Sociology Pub. Adm. Linguistics
404. Sociology Education History 449. Sociology Religion Linguistics
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 450. Sociology Hi.Lit. Pub. Adm. CHAPTER - I
451. Sociology Eng. Lit. Pub. Adm.
452. Sociology Eng. Lit. Religion 1. GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING
453. Math Pol. Sc. Pub. Adm. THE ADMISSION FORM
454. Math Pol. Sc. Religion The last date for receiving applications,
complete in all respects, for admission to
455. Math Pol. Sc. Pbi. Lit.
different courses without late fee has been
456. Math Pol. Sc. Linguistics
fixed as per schedule printed on the back
457. Psychology Religion Linguistics side of the title page. Before filling in the
Admission Form marked ‘A’, please read it
and also go through cautiously the eligibility
Note :- The abbreviations used above stand conditions of the relevant course in which
for the subjects as under :- you are seeking admission. Forms marked
Def. St. for Defence and Strategic Studies ‘A1’, ‘A2’ and ‘A3’ duly completed must be
Eng. Lit. " English Literature submitted along with admission form
Hi. Lit. " Hindi Literature marked ‘A’. Incomplete form will not be
Pbi. Lit. " Punjabi Literature accepted.
The candidate may fill the form either
Math. " Mathematics
in Punjabi or English in his/her own
Pol. Sci. " Political Science handwriting. No column should be left
Pub. Adm. " Public Administration blank. Strike out the column which is not
G.Sangeet " Gurmat Sangeet applicable. All the documents should be
properly stitched/tagged with the form.
Photo pasted in the admission form
should be attested.
Details of the examination on the basis
of which the candidate is seeking admission
to a Course should be clearly filled in the
relevant column.
The name of the candidate as well as
spellings written in the Admission Form
should correspond with those written in his/
her Matriculation/Senior Secondary
certificate or with that of the last
examination passed or any examination
equivalent thereto.
Subjects offered for the course should be
appropriately filled in the proper column.
Note : Those students who are already
registered with Punjabi University,
Patiala, will have to fill up their
registration number in the Admission
form. If they conceal the registration
number, they will be charged Rs. 5000/-.
2. PROVISIONAL ADMISSION -
(FOR UNFAIR MEANS CASES)
A candidate involved in unfair
means case is allowed provisional
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admission at his/her own risk and
responsibility in the next class
pending decision in his/her case.
Such provisional admission will be
cancelled, if the Unfair Means
Committee disqualifies him/her and
the fee paid will be forfeited.
3. LATE DECLARATION OF RESULT
(i) Candidates residing in India whose
result of the lower examination is
declared late by the University for
reasons other than non completion
of requisite formalities by them,
can seek admission within 21 days
(2 months for foreign candidates)
from the date of declaration of
their result. However, such
candidates will not be admitted to
any course after the last date fixed
for receipt of Admission Forms with
late fees. Provided that no
candidate shall be admitted to
any course where attendance in
Personal Contact Programme is
compulsory and the Department
has already conducted the
Personal Contact Programme.
(ii) Admission of candidates on the
basis of re-evaluation result :
Candidates can seek admission to
next higher course on the basis of
their re-evaluation result within 15
working days without late fee from
the date of declaration of their re-
evaluation result card by the
University.
(iii) Provisional result : No candidate
will be admitted to any course on
the basis of provisional result
intimation-letters issued by the
Controller of Examinations of this
University unless especially
specified by the Controller of
Examinations.
4. RECOGNITION OF EXAMINATIONS
OF OTHER UNIVERSITIES :
The certificates/degrees of all
statutory universities or
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institutions recognised by the
Association of Indian Universities
(Inter-University Board) are
considered equivalent to the
corresponding certificates/degrees
of this University for purposes of
admission to various courses.
5. INFORMATION REGARDING
PUNJAB HISTORY AND CULTURE
The following categories of
candidates shall be allowed to opt
for the paper of Punjab History
and Culture in lieu of Punjabi
(Compulsory) in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.
and other related courses.
(a) Candidates who have passed their
Matriculation or 10+2 examination
from Schools/Institutions situated
outside the State of Punjab.
(b) Children of Defence Personnel/
Paramilitary Personnels. The father
or mother/guardian (in case the
father is deceased) of the
candidate will give an affidavit
that the candidate has not studied
Punjabi at the school level.
Candidates who have passed
their Matriculation or 10+2
examination from any School/
Board/Institution situated in
Punjab shall not be eligible to opt
for the paper of Punjab History
and Culture in lieu of Punjabi
(Compulsory) in B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.
and other related courses except
children of Defence/Paramilitary
forces as explained above.
(c) N.R.I./N.R.E. and their wards and
foreign candidates.
(d) Besides the above categories, the
Vice-Chancellor can grant this
concession to any other candidate on
the advice of Foreign Student Advisor.
Such candidates are required to get
the certificate provided in the
admission form, duly signed by the
competent authority failing which the
concession sought would be denied.
NOTE : Candidates of special
category who opt for "Punjab History and
Culture" will have to choose three elective
subjects from the following subjects;
besides English (Communication Skills)
and Punjab History and Culture (in place
of Punjabi Compulsory).
(1) History
(2) Political Science
(3) English Literature/Hindi Literature
(4) Economics
(5) Psychology
(6) Public Administration
(7) Defence and Strategic Studies
(8) Sociology
IMPORTANT NOTE
Candidates seeking admission to
any integrated course are required to
have passed the subject of Punjabi in
Matriculation/Higher Secondary/+2
examination; otherwise they will not
be given admission. However, those
seeking admission to the B.Com./B.A.
Part-I/M.A. Part-I Course may pass
Punjabi 'Matric standard or Punjabi
Praveshika, simultaneously, during the
course.
The following categories of
candidates shall stand exempted from
the above conditions:-
(i) whose mother tongue is not
Punjabi.
(ii) who are residing in the States
outside Punjab and are seeking
admission to any course being
run by the Department of
Distance Education.
(iii) NRI/NRE and their children and
foreign candidates.
(iv) Those who-after having passed
Matric or Higher Secondary or +2
examination take up the subject
of Punjabi Compulsory or Punjabi
Elective in the higher course (i.e.
B.A./B.Com. etc.)
Note: Candidates of Category (i) shall
have to submit an affidavit in the
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proforma prescribed for those candidates
who take up, Punjab History and Culture
in lieu of Punjabi Compulsory. See page
no.45
6. MIGRATION CERTIFICATE AND
REQUIRED ORIGINAL CERTIFICATES
Migration Certificate and required
original certificates shall have to be
submitted with the Admission Form.
However, if the candidate fails to submit
the same alongwith Admission Form, he/
she could submit the same within one
month from the date of submission of
Admission Form with the permission of
Head, Department of Distance Education.
However, if the candidate cannot submit it
within one month from the date of
submission of Admission Form, it shall be
accepted with late fee as per schedule given
below:-
With late Fee of Rs. 500/- : 30-11-2010
With late Fee of Rs. 1000/- : 21-02-2011
(With the permission of the Registrar)
FOREIGN CANDIDATES
Candidates of Indian origin residing
abroad, who have passed any examination
from any Indian University/Board are
required to submit original Migration
Certificate. In accordance with the
instructions issued by the Ministry of
Human Resource Development, Govt. of
India, foreign candidates residing in India
who wish to seek admission in a class, must
have student visa or provisional student
visa endorsed on their passport.
EXEMPTION
The following categories of candidates
are exempted from the production of
Migration Certificate :
(a) Candidates applying for admission after
passing Matriculation/Higher
Secondary/10+2 from Boards of Punjab,
Haryana or Himachal Pradesh.
(b) Candidates taking admission in
Punjabi Praveshika (Preliminary
Course in Punjabi) and Diploma in
Divinity. If a candidate has joined a
higher course at any other University
 before shifting to this Department he/
she must produce the 'No Objection
Certificate' from the concerned
institution.
7. THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO BE
SUBMITTED WITH THE ADMISSION
FORM
(a) Six recent passport size photographs
of the candidate. One photograph duly
attested by a Gazetted Officer to be
affixed on the Admission Form in the
space provided for the purpose, one to
be affixed on the Identity Card and four
photographs extra.
(b) Character Certificate from the Principal
of the School/College last attended or
from a Gazetted Officer. Candidates
residing abroad may obtain it from a
Gazetted Officer of the Indian Embassy.
(c) The original/provisional Certificate/
Degree and the Detailed Marks
Certificate on the basis of which
admission is being sought.
(d) Attested copy of the certificate of the
date of birth in Christian era and copy
of Matric Detailed Marks Card.
(e) Proof of Fee.
(f) Identity Card duly signed at the
appropriate place. A recent passport size
photograph may be pasted.
(g) Migration Certificate, in original, if
applicable.
(h) The complete Admission Form may be
mailed to the Head, Department of
Distance Education, Punjabi,
University, Patiala-147002, under
registered cover. On the envelope, it
should be clearly written, “Application
for Admission to ..................................
Course.” It can also be delivered at the
Enquiry and Information Centre located
at the University main gate and a
receipt be obtained for the same.
For calculating late fee, in case the
form is sent by registered post, the date
of despatch by the candidate shall be taken
as the date of receipt in the Department.
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Candidates may keep intact the postal-
receipt with them so that it can be
produced for verification as and when
required.
Note : Candidates seeking admission to
B.A. Part-III must submit attested photo
copies of Detailed Marks Cards of B.A.-I and
B.A.-II alongwith their admission form.
8. REJECTION OF ADMISSION FORM
The Admission Form is liable to be
rejected due to any of the following reasons,
if:
(a) it is incomplete or requisite original
documents are not attached or
photographs are not affixed;
(b) the candidate does not fulfil the
eligibility condition;
(c) the qualifying examination on the basis
of which admission is sought, is not
recognised by this University;
(d) fees and other charges are not remitted
in full.
(e) the Admission Form is not signed by the
candidate;
(f) the particulars furnished in the
Admission Form are found to be
incorrect, incomplete or wrong.
Please note that the case of refund of
tuition fee and other charges of such
candidates shall be dealt with in accordance
with the provisions mentioned in the
Prospectus under the heading :"Refund of
Tuition Fee and other Charges."
VERIFICATION OF ORIGINAL
CERTIFICATES
Candidates who have passed the
qualifying examination (on the basis of
which they are seeking admission to a
Course) from any University/Board (other
than Punjabi University) are required to
submit the original degrees/certificates for
verification of those documents. The
Department reserves the right to cancel
the provisional admission and/or the result
of any part of the examination of the
concerned Course of a candidate whose
degree/documents are found to be bogus,
forged or tampered with. It shall be the basic
responsibility of the candidate to submit
the required certificates and documents
within the stipulated period as and when
demanded, failing which his/her
admission shall stand cancelled without
giving any notice.
The original certificates/
documents will be returned to the candidate
after verification.
9. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR
ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND
CONTINUATION FEE FOR
CANDIDATES WHO DO NOT FULFIL
THE CONDITIONS
Candidates enrolled for various courses
being run by the Department, are required
to fulfil the conditions to become eligible
to take the examination, as laid down for
each Course in the Prospectus. These
conditions, inter-alia, include participation
in Personal Contact Programme(s), and
attendance of a required number of
lectures; submission of Response-Sheets
etc. Such candidates as fail to fulfil all/any
of these conditions and are not permitted
to take the examination, can revive their
eligibility during the next academic
session by making up the deficiency by
participating in the Personal Contact
Programme(s) and attending the requisite
number of lectures and/or by submitting
the requisite number of Response-Sheets,
as the case may be. They will have to make
an application in this regard and deposit
continuation fee of Rs. 500/- through a
crossed Demand Draft marked ‘& Co.’
drawn in favour of the Registrar, Punjabi
University, Patiala, by September 30.
Those students who have taken
migration certificate from this University
can not be considered for the
continuation.
9(A) In the following situations, the
candidates can be declared ineligible to
take the examination :-
(a) For candidates of Diploma in Divinity,
Gyani & M.A. Courses
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(i) Those who fail to attend 75% of the
lectures delivered during Personal
Contact Programme(s) or fail to submit
required number of projects/term-
papers in lieu thereof, wherever such
a provision exists.
(ii) Those who fail to submit the required
number of Response-Sheets, or fail to
obtain the required number of marks
in evaluation of response-sheets (in
case of Diploma in Divinity.)
(b) For candidates of Bachelor of Arts
(Part-I, II and III)
Those who have offered Psychology/
Gurmat Sangeet/Philosophy as one of
the subjects and fail to attend 75% of
lectures and practicals during the
course of Personal Contact Programme.
(c) For candidates of Master of Arts
(Part-I and II)
Those who fail to submit the required
number of Response-Sheets.
10. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING FEES
1. Library Security
Rs. 735/-as Library Security is part of
tuition fee and other charges. The
candidate can withdraw security fee on
request within one year of leaving the
Department in prescribed application
form available as Annexure 'D'. Last
date to submit the form is 15th July.
The candidates who have already paid
Library security in the first year of
integrated courses are not required to
pay this amount in next part of the same
course, provided there is no gap year.
2. Discrepancy Fee
The candidate seeking admission is
required to submit full tuition fee and
other charges alongwith the Admission
Form. The candidate submitting less
fee shall be charged Rs. 300/- as
discrepancy fee with balance fee.
3. If there is any increase in the rate of
examination fee, tuition fee, annual
charges etc. pertaining to any course/
class at a later stage the students
 shall have to pay the enhanced dues. country through core-banking.
4. Punjabi University employees are This may be a very convenient method
exempted from payment of Library of payment because the students will not
Security Fee, Medical Fee and Library have to send any Demand Draft. They can
Membership Fee. deposit their dues in their city/town/
village by depositing their fee in cash in
11. TUITION FEE AND OTHER CHARGES any branch of the State Bank of Patiala.
FOR FOREIGN CANDIDATES OR
Candidates living abroad will pay tuition The student can send his dues through
fee, other annual charges and Demand Draft drawn in favour of the
infrastructure development fee in foreign Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala,
currency at the time of admission, as crossed as ‘&’ Co payable at Patiala for the
detailed below:- requisite amount of tuition fee and other
A. TUITION FEE IN FOREIGN CURRENCY charges. The candidate must write his
POUNDS US $ name, class/course and Sr. No. of the Form
Punjabi Praveshika 50 or 75 on the back of the Demand Draft
Gyani 65 or 100 How students will deposit their admission
Diploma in Divinity 65 or 100 fees in any Branch of State Bank of
B.A. Part-I, II and III 150 or 225 Patiala through Core Banking ?
B.Com. Part-I, II and III 200 or 300 1. Student/Parents may approach the
M.A. Part-I and II 250 or 375 nearest Branch of the State Bank of
B. ANNUAL CHARGES Patiala to deposit their fees.
Punjabi Praveshika, 150 or 225 2. Fill pay-in-slip having three parts.
Gyani,Diploma in Divinity, 3. Ensure that the following are correctly
B.A.,B.Com., M.A. and properly filled :
C. CENTRE CREATION FEE FOR ALL THE (i) Date of Receipt/Challan Number/
CLASSES 1000 U.S. Dollars or its Pay-in-Slip
equivalent Pounds per centre (ii) Application Form Number
D. MAILING CHARGES 100 or 150 (iii) Name of the Student
E. INFRASTRUCTURE 40 or 60 (iv) Father’s Name
DEVELOPMENT FEE (v) Class
Note : (vi) Subject
1. The foreign students shall have to bear (vii) Branch Name and its Code
any other expenditure related to the 4. Student will get two parts of the pay-in
conduct of examination demanded by the slip after depositing the fees :
concerned Embassy. (i) First part of pay-in-slip will be
2. The employees and children or wards of retained by the student
employees of Indian Embassies/High (ii) Second part of pay-in-slip will be
Commission will not be required to pay submitted by the student along with
mailing charges prescribed for foreign the Application Form.
candidates if they arrange to receive their (iii) Third part of pay-in-slip will be
lessons through the diplomatic bag. retained by the Branch of the Bank
where fee is deposited.
12. MODE OF PAYMENT OF FEE 5. Student must ensure to obtain First
The student has the following two options and Second part of the pay-in-slip duly
to pay his tuition fee and other charges : signed by the Bank Official along with
The student can pay in cash at any stamp.
Branch of State Bank of Patiala in the

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6. Fee once deposited in the Bank for
University account can’t be refunded by
the Bank.
7. Photocopy of the Bank receipt (pay-in-
slip) will not be accepted by the
Department.
8. Student may obtain certificate of proof
of having deposited fee from the
concerned Branch of the Bank in case
of loss of pay-in-slip.
THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT
Note:
(i) The candidate while sending a Demand
Draft, should ensure that :
(a) It bears the name of the station of the
issuing branch of the bank concerned;
(b) any overwriting must be signed by the
authority issuing the Demand Draft; and
(c) the amount in words and figures must tally.
(ii) Cheques, Money Orders and I.P.Os will
not be accepted.
(iii)Full fee must be remitted alongwith
Admission Form in one instalment.
13. FEE CONCESSION
A. The following categories of candidates
are granted fee concession/exempted
from payment of tuition fee. They may
pay only annual charges alongwith the
fee meant for admission to the Course :
(i) In case of two real brothers/sisters
studying in the Department, half fee
concession will be granted to that
candidate who is studying in a course
whose tuition fee is less than the other
course. If both or one of them is in
service or has got some other source of
income, fee concession shall not be
granted. Eligible candidates must apply
for fee concession alongwith attested
copies of Matriculation Certificate
within one month from the date of
admission. No application thereafter or
any application not supported by
attested copies of Matriculation
Certificate will be entertained for the
purpose.
(ii) If one of the real brothers/sisters is
married, he/she will not be granted the
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benefit of half fee concession.
(iii)Children/dependants of the members
of Armed forces including para-military
personnel who have either been killed
or permanently disabled in the Indo-Pak
Conflict of 1965, Indo-Pak Conflict of
1971 and Indo-Chinese Hostilities of
1962 and Indian Peace Keeping Force
(IPKF)* in Sri Lanka.
(iv) Wife/ward(s) real son(s) or daughter(s)
of Punjabi University employees,
provided they are not in service :
(a) Those drawing basic pay upto Rs. 16,480/
- per month Full tuition fee concession.
(b) Those drawing basicpay from Rs.
16481/- to 18450/- p.m. - Half tuition
fee concession.
(v) Punjabi University employees - Full
tuition fee concession.
B. Facility of Free** education in State
Government and State aided
educational institution is given to the
following categories of sufferers granted
by the Govt. of Punjab vide circular
Memo No. 15287 IEDU : IV/1386-92
dated 30.04.90.
(vi) The freeship to the children of persons
killed in 1984 riots and terrorist
violence in Punjab State will be given
as per rules and concessions laid by the
Government of Punjab vide Circular
Memo No. 4 Edu : 340-345 dt. 9.2.87.
(vii)Freeship to the children of persons
killed as a result of action by security
forces in aid of civil power.
(viii)Children of 100% physically disabled
riot affected persons.
(ix) Children of Sikh migrants.
(x) Children of army deserted/killed/100%
physically disabled.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No. (iii)
may submit a certificate duly signed
* Endorsement No. 17/16-3 EDLH-6/1024 dated
6-4-1983 from the Punjab Govt. Education
Department, addressed to D.P.I. Punjab.
** Tuition Fee is including other charges.
The candidate who repeats a year in a class shall
not be eligible for this concession for that year.
alongwith seal and stamp of concerned
Officer Commanding or the Deputy
Commissioner of the district to which the
candidate belongs. Candidates mentioned
at Sr. No. (iv) & (v) should submit the
certificate from the Establishment Branch/
Accounts Branch.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No. (vi)
may submit an attested copy of the
certificate from the Deputy Commissioner
of the district of their domicile stating
relevant facts regarding the death of the
bread-earner in November, 1984 riots or
terrorist violence in Punjab State with their
complete address.
Candidates mentioned at Sr. No.
(vii) to (x) may submit an attested copy of
the certificate stating relevant facts from
competent authority empowered to issue
such certificate.
Note : University employees are exempted
from payment of Library Security, Medical
Fee and Library Membership Fee.
14. REFUND OF TUITION FEE AND OTHER
CHARGES
Tuition fee and other charges remitted
by the candidate shall not be refunded, if :
(i) the admission of a candidate is not
finalised for non-payment of fee and
other charges or a part thereof by the
prescribed date;
(ii) the candidate has not submitted the
required certificate, degree, migration
certificate, or the certificates
submitted by him/her are found to be
bogus or forged;
(iii)after the submission of Admission Form
for admission to a particular class/
course, the candidate does not want to
continue his/her studies;
(iv) the particulars furnished in the
Admission Form are found to be
incorrect or wrong.
If a candidate is not admitted because
of his/her being found ineligible to join
any course, the tuition fee paid by him/
her shall be refunded after a deduction
of 25% of the tuition fee already paid.
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However, annual charges, if paid, will
be refunded, in full. Late fee and
Examination fee once deposited will
not be refunded.
15. CHANGE OF SUBJECT/OPTION/
MEDIUM
(i) Candidates are not allowed to change
the subject of study of the course,
subject or medium filled in by them in
their Admission Form. They are,
therefore, required to be very careful
while filling in their Admission Form.
(ii) A student of M.A. who has submitted
his/her Admission Form within the
due date of without late fee and wants
to change the option will be allowed to
change his/her opinion by paying the
fee of Rs.500/- latest by 31-10-2010.
(iii)A candidate who wants to change the
course after depositing the fee for a
particular course will have to deposit
the tuition fee/late fee and other
charges afresh as per rules. The
amount already deposited/sent through
Demand Draft would be forfeited.
16. RULES REGARDING DETERMINATION
OF MERIT
The percentage of Marks Obtained by
M.A. students in the external examination
only of the last examination passed by him
under any system will be considered at par
with others on an equivalent basis.
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1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS
(i) Candidates who are certified by the
Head of the Department to have
successfully completed the
prescribed course of instructions and
whose conduct has been satisfactory,
will, on applying on the prescribed
Examination Form 'B' available at
the end and on payment of
requisite fee, be allowed to appear
in the annual examination.
(ii) Examination Form marked 'B' 'B1',
'B2', 'B3' should be submitted duly
completed alongwith examination
fee so as to reach the Department
by the dates given in the schedule.
IT SHOULD NOT BE SUBMITTED
ALONGWITH THE ADMISSION FORM.
Incomplete Examination Form in
any respect or the one received
without the full Examination Fee,
shall not be accepted.
In case your examination form
gets misplace, a copy of another
Examination Form ( meant for
regular candidates) can be obtained
from The Head, Publication Bureau,
Punjabi University, Patiala.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
All columns of the Examination
Form should be neatly filled in either
in Punjabi or English. Strike out the
one which is not applicable.
Examination Branch will charge
Rs. 300/- if any discrepancy is found
in the Examination Form. The
candidates should, therefore, complete
it very carefully.
(a) Paste three passport size unattested
photographs. These should be the
same photographs as have been
sent alongwith the Admission Form.
Write your name, father's name,
class and course on the top.
(b) If the fee is paid through Demand
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Draft, it should be crossed as "&
Co." and drawn in favour of The
Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala.
Name of the candidate, father's
name & full address, name of the
examination and Sr. No. of the
Form must be written on the back
of the Demand Draft for proper
credit of fee and also to avoid its
misuse. THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT.
(c) The Examination Form may be sent
under Regd. cover to the Head,
Department of Distance Education,
alongwith the examination fee, well
in time, or it may be deposited at
the Enquiry and Information Centre
located at the main gate of the
University and a receipt be
obtained for the same
2. EXAMINATION CENTRES
No examination centre is created
beyond the jurisdiction of the Punjabi
University, Patiala. Therefore, the
candidates of the Department of
Distance Education have to appear at
the examination centres created by the
University within its jurisdiction.
However, in the case of M.A. Religious
Studies, Gyani and Diploma in Divinity,
the Vice-Chancellor may create an
examination centre at Delhi, keeping
in view the number of students.
List of examination centres is
given on the back of the Examination
Form. The University reserves the
right to create new centre(s) and to
discontinue any existing centre(s)
without assigning any reason.
NOTE : The examination centres for
foreign students will be created in
their respective countries on payment
of a centre creation fee of 1000 US
dollars or equivalent amount, provided
arrangements to the satisfaction of the
Vice-Chancellor exist there. Otherwise,
they shall have to appear at one of
the centres created in Punjab.
If any other charges/expenses are
 levied by the embassy, the candidate 4. FACILITIES TO FAILED/
will have to pay accordingly. RE-APPEAR CANDIDATES
A candidate, who having completed
3. RE-EVALUATION
the prescribed course of instruction
The prescribed Form marked 'C' is
for an examination does not appear
appended to the Prospectus. This form
in the examination or having
is to be filled in, if need be, only
appeared has failed or got re-
after the declaration of University
appear, is allowed to take the next
result. Re-evaluation of scripts is
Annual/Supplementary Examination,
allowed on the following conditions:-
as the case may be, in the
(a) The examinees, whose scripts are
capacity of late candidate of the
got evaluated from two examiners
D.E. Department. The Examination
by the University at its own
Form can be obtained from the
initiative before the declaration of
Head, Publication Bureau, Punjabi
the result, shall be ineligible to
University, Patiala-147002, on
seek re-evaluation of the script
payment of Rs. 175/-(this includes
under the Ordinances relating to
postal charges) by sending a
re-evaluation. An indication of this
crossed Demand Draft drawn in
effect will be given in the result
favour of the Registrar, Punjabi
notification itself.
University, Patiala alongwith a self
(b) Re-evaluation is not allowed in
addressed envelope. He/She may
more than two subjects at the
send his/her Examination Form
undergraduate and two papers at
alongwith the requisite fee either
the post-graduate level.
through a Demand Draft drawn in
(c) The amount of the fee payable for
favour of the Registrar, Punjabi
undergraduate examination is
University, Patiala or deposit it
Rs.400/- and for post graduate
with the University Cashier. The
examination is Rs. 500/- per
Examination Form in such cases
answer book.
may be sent through Registered
(d) Regular candidates of the Department
post in the following manner :
of Distance Education can apply for
(a) In case of such candidates as
re-evaluation of answer books
have failed in an examination or
within 21 days (both days
got re-appear, they may send it
inclusive) from the date of the
direct to The Controller of
official declaration of result.
Examinations after getting it
(e) The form and fee received after the
attested by any one of the
due date will not be considered
authorities mentioned in the
under any circumstances.
Examination Form;
(f) Candidates seeking a photostat of
(b) In case of candidates who after
his/her Answer Script (theory) can
having completed a course of
obtain it within three months of
studies, could not appear in the
the declaration of result by paying
examination and are appearing as
Rs. 2000/- per Answer Script. This
late candidates of the Department,
facility will be available only to
they may send it to the Head,
those candidates who fulfil all
Department of Distance Education
conditions for re-evaluation of their
for attestation and onward
Answer Script.
transmission to the Examination
Branch.

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(c) Old candidates of the Department M.A.Part-I & II (Religious 25 or 30
who wish to appear in additional Studies)
subject/paper for improvement of
Division/Marks may get their EXAMINATION FEE FOR FAILED/
Examination Forms attested by any RE-APPEAR FOREIGN CANDIDATES
of the authorities mentioned in Pound US $
the Form and submit direct to the Punjabi Praveshika 10 or 15
Controller of Examinations. Gyani, Diploma in Divinity 15 or 20
5. EXAMINATION FEE FOR FAILED/ B.A.Part-I, II & III 10 or 15
REAPPEAR CANDIDATES B.Com.Part-I, II & III 15 or 20
M.A.Part I & II 10 or 15
M.A.Part-I & II Rs. 2100/- M.A.Part-I & II (Religious 15 or 20
Studies)

B.A.Part-I, II & III Rs. 1300/- (i) The annual examination for B.A./
(each part + Rs. 400/- B.Com. Part I, II &III (Under the
(Practical Fee Per subject) New +3 Scheme) and M.A. Part-I
& II will be held in the month of
B.Com.Part-I Rs. 1500/- +
April or on such date (s) as the
Rs. 400/-
Academic Council may determine.
(Practical Fee per subject)
(ii) For pass Percentage/Re-appear/
B.Com.Part-II & III Rs. 1500/- Exemption, the candidate may
consult the relevant ordinances.
Punjabi Praveshika Rs. 1300/- (iii)The Examination Form should
Diploma in Divinity Rs. 1100/- reach the Department on or before
Gyani Rs. 1300/- the dates mentioned in the
following Schedule :-

IMPORTANT NOTE : Class Without With late

1. Candidates re-appearing in a paper late fee fee of
of an examination shall have to 25 US $ or
deposit the fee prescribed for the 17 Ponds
concerned examination.
2. Candidates appearing for B.A., B.Com. 31-03-2011 15-05-2011
improvement of division/marks M.A., Gyani
shall have to deposit the same fee Punjabi Praveshika
as prescribed for the concerned Diploma in Divinity
examination.
3. Candidates appearing in additional/ NOTE : The candidature of all the
deficient subjects (for all classes) shall candidates for the Annual Examination
have to pay Rs. 1100/- per subject. will be Provisional. The mere fact of
EXAMINATION FEE FOR FOREIGN entertaining of the Examination Form
CANDIDATES and issuing of Roll Number will not
Pound US $ imply that the University has finally
Punjabi Praveshika 15 or 20 approved the candidature of a candidate.
Gyani 17 or 25 Non-completion of eligibility conditions or
Diploma in Divinity 17 or 25 any discrepancy in the documents
B.A.Part-I, II & III 15 or 20 submitted by the candidates may lead
B.Com.Part-I, II & III 17 or 25 to disqualification before taking the
M.A.Part-I & II 15 or 20 examination or even after declaration of
the result, at any stage.
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 DATES OF SUBMISSION OF EXAMINATION FORM FOR LATE D.E. STUDENTS
Supplemenatry Exam. Annual Exam.
Without late fee 15 July 2011 15 October 2011
With late fee of Rs. 800/- 31 July 2011 15 November 2011
With late fee of Rs. 1200/- 16 August 2011 15 December 2011
With late fee of Rs. 5000/- 31 August 2011 15 January 2012
With late fee of Rs. 10000/- 10 September 2011 15 March 2012
No Form will be No Form will be
entertained after entertained after
10 September 2011 15 March 2012

CHAPTER - III of different faculties (Arts or Science,

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
(a) The ordinances in force at the time a
student joins a course shall hold good
only for the examination held during
or at the end of the academic year.
Nothing contained in this Prospectus
shall be deemed to debar the University
from amending the Ordinances
subsequently and the amended
Ordinances, if any, shall apply to all
students whether old or new.
(b) Notwithstanding the information
contained in the Prospectus, the Vice-
Chancellor will have the right that he,
in consultation with the Standing
Committee of the Academic Council, can
delete, change or make additions in any
of the provisions contained therein.
If there is any ambiguity in the
clarification or interpretation of rules
given in this Prospectus, the decision
of the Vice-Chancellor will be final.
(c) The Head, Department of Distance
Education, reserves the right to deny
admission to any candidate in any
course without assigning any reason.
(d) All disputes and legal proceedings, if
any, shall be settled within the
jurisdiction of Patiala Courts.
(e) No candidate can appear in two major
examinations of the same faculty or
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etc.) in the same calendar year.
(f) Those students who are already
registered with Punjabi University,
Patiala, will have to fill up their
registration number in the Admission
Form. If they conceal the registration
number, they will be charged
Rs. 5000/-.
2. HOSTEL FACILITIES
Outstation students may be given
hostel accommodation in the Punjabi
University hostels if they come to Patiala for
the following purposes, subject to availability
of seats, on ‘first-come-first served’ basis :
(i) for attending Personal Contact
Programme of the respective class; and
(ii) for appearing in their respective
University Examination at Patiala centre.
This facility is available for the actual
dates of Personal Contact Programme and
duration of the examination. The students
hailing from far-off places will be allowed
accommodation upto two days before the
commencement and two days after the
expiry of the University Examination.
Hostel Charges
Rs. 25/- per day subject to minimum
charges of Rs. 100/-.
In addition to the above, a student has to
pay Development Fund and Hostel Welfare
Fund of Rs. 25/- and Rs. 50/- respectively.
3. MAGAZINE
The Department publishes every year
a magazine entitled, GYAN DOOT. It provides
the students an opportunity to express
themselves and give their views on the
subjects of general interest and current
topics. It also helps to motivate literary
compositions and promote creative writing.
It contains four sections; three pertain to
languages : English, Hindi and Punjabi and
one to Social Sciences. The students may
send their compositions/articles as well as
entries for various competitions in any of the
three languages to the Chief Editor, GYAN
DOOT, Department of Distance Education,
Punjabi University, Patiala-147002, by
December 31, 2010 at the latest. The
students can also send in their enteries by
e-mail at the department's e-mail address :
headdccpbi@yahoo.com
The compositions for the magazine
can be of the following categories :
(a) Original articles, short stories, poems,
essays.
(b) Any humorous incident/event/
situation (Please do not send cheap
jokes).
(c) A resume of about 300 words about the
outstanding personal achievement of
the writer. The Department also
encourages a spirit of competition
among the students by organising the
following competitions :
1. Essay Competition
2. Sketch/Drawing/Painting
Competition - Black and White
3. Photograph Competition
- Black and White
Last date for submission of Articles for
Gyan Doot is 31-12-2010.
The last date for sending entries to
various competitions is the same as for the
compositions for the Gyan Doot.
There are three prizes of Rs. 150/-,
Rs. 100/- and Rs. 75/- for the best three
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entries for essay competition in each
language and two prizes of Rs. 150/- &
Rs. 100/- each for Photograph and Sketch/
Drawing/Painting competition, respectively.
4. ESSAY COMPETITION :
An Essay Competition is organised
every year to inspire the students to do
some original thinking on the subjects of
national and international interest.
The topics for the competition for the
Academic Session 2010-2011 are as
under :-
b/y w[ekpb/ bJh ftF/
gzikph (Punjabi)
1. gzikp ftu tZX fojk BfFnK dk o[MkD
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3H tksktoB T[s/ FfjoheoB d/ gqGkt
4. ezfgT{No dk ikd{
5. ftFtheoB ns/ dfjFstkd
nzro/}h (English)
1. Rising Menace of Drug-addiction in
Punjab
2. Media and Punjabi Culture
3. Influence of Urbanization on
Environment
4. Computer : How magical the magic
box is ?
5. Globalization and Terrorism
fgUnh (Hindi)
1. iatkc esa u'ks ds c<+rs dne
2. ehfM;k vkSj iatkch laLd`fr
3. okrkoj.k ij 'kgjhdj.k dk izHkko
4. dEI;wVj dk tknw
5. oS'ohdj.k vkSj vkradokn
Every entry should be accompanied
by a certificate in the following form :-
“Certified that the article/essay/
painting, etc. is an original composition of
mine and not copied from anywhere”.
...........................................
Signature of the student
Roll No..............................
5. DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY AND
STUDY CENTRES
The Department is maintaining its
own library. Its rich collection of books, a
wide range of journals, reference section,
skilled help from Library staff in use of
material, provision of postal service and
efficient lending facilities all contribute
significantly in rendering assistance to the
students desirous of pursuing studies.
Under the postal service scheme, the
students can borrow books through post by
making a written request to the Incharge
Library. For this purpose the student has
to send his/her Identity Card indicating
the name(s) of the book(s) required. The
books are issued for one month. These can
be re-issued if not required by other
students. Students who will not return the
books in time will be charged Re. 1/- per
day per book.
The Department has also established
Study-Cum-Library centres at the following
places where students can consult books:
1. Faridkot : Govt. Barjindra College
2. Bathinda : Regional Centre, Bathinda
3. Barnala : S.D. College, Barnala
4. Dhuri : Desh Bhagat College, Bardwal
The candidates can sit, read and borrow
books from these centres. They can have
membership either at Patiala or at any one
of the above centres. Double membership
is not allowed.
Library books should be returned 10
days before the commencement of the
Annual examination failing which Roll Nos.
to the defaulting students will not be issued
by the Department.
6. VIDEO LESSONS
The Department has prepared Video
C.Ds on various subjects/topics pertaining
to the syllabus which are supplement to
study material and class-room lectures.
These C.Ds are made available in
Departmental Library at our Study Centres.
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The students can get these issued and
make use of them for studying at home.
7. REFUND OF LIBRARY SECURITY
The library security is refundable on
request within one year of leaving the
Department after completion of course i.e.
before 15th July of next year in the
prescribed Application Form available at
Annexure “D”.
8. INFORMATION ABOUT THE
IDENTITY CARD
The students admitted to the
Department are issued Identity Cards.
Books from the Library will be issued on
the production of this card at the lending
counter. It is valid up to the end of the
session, i.e. 31st May, 2011 or if a student
leaves the studies before the completion of
the course. In case the card is lost, the
student can obtain a duplicate Identity Card
after paying a fee of Rs. 50/- as per the
procedure laid down by the University. The
student must keep this card with him/her
whenever he/she visits the Library/Study
Centre/ Department or comes to attend
Personal Contact Programme. It is also
needed in the Examination Hall.
9. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
To remain in touch with old students
the departmental Alumni Association has
been formed. Detailed information about
the objectives, conditions for membership,
executive council, its functions etc. has
been mentioned in the rules/regulations
formed by the Punjabi University, Patiala.
You, being the student of our Department
may become the member of this
association. Its membership fee is
Rs. 100/- per annum. By paying Rs. 500/-
you can become life member.
10. If there is any difficulty regarding
admission, the student must bring it to the
notice of convenor, Admission Committee
at the contact number 0175-3046473.
 SPECIMEN FOR THE AFFIDAVIT TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE CANDIDATE
SEEKING EXEMPTION FROM PUNJABI

I ..........................................son/daughter of Shri....................................................
R/o.........................................................................................................................................
who is seeking admission to................................................................................ course
in Department of Distance Education. Punjabi University, Patiala state on oath as
under :
1. That my mother tongue is not Punjabi and I have not studied Punjabi in any
lower examination viz Matric/Hr. Sec. I/10+2/Pre University.
2. That I am from a State other than Punjab/Defence Personnel/Child/Ward of
a Defence Personnel/Govt. or Semi-Govt. Servant/Child/Ward of such servant
who has stayed outside Punjab for at least ten years, immediately before the
admission.
3. That I am a child of N.R.I./N.R.E./FOREIGN student.

I state on oath that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief and that nothing has been concealed therein.

(DEPONENT)

................................................ (in English)

................................................ (in Punjabi)

Date..................../2010 Signature of the Student (both in Eng. & Pbi.)

Note : 1. The above Affidavit should be got attested by a Magistrate Ist Class or
Notary Public with his seal.
2. If a student is below 18 years, he should have this certificate signed
by his father/guardian and this certificate may be amended
accordingly.
3. In column No. 2 & 3 mention only the particular category to which
the candidate belongs. Strike out whichever are not applicable.
4. This Affidavit should be supported with proper documentary evidence
in case of categories mentioned in para 2 & 3 wherever required.
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 State-wise List of fake Universities as on 08thDecember, 2009
Bihar
1. Maithili University/Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar.
Delhi
2. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi (UP) Jagatpuri,
Delhi.
3. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.
4. United Nations University, Delhi.
5. Vocational University, Delhi.
6. ADR-Centric Juridical University, ADR House, 8J, Gopala Tower, 25
Rajendra Place, New Delhi - 110 008.
7. Indian Institute of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.
Karnataka
8. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Gokak,
Belgaum, Karnataka.
Kerala
9. St. John’s University, Kishanattam, Kerala.
Madhya Pradesh
10. Kesarwani Vidyapith, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
Maharashtra
11. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra.
Tamil Nadu
12. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Trichi, Tamil Nadu.
West Bengal
13. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta.
Uttar Pradesh
14. Mahila Gram Vidyapith/Vishwavidyalaya, (Women?s University)
Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
15. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
16. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh.
17. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University (Open University), Achaltal,
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.
18. Uttar Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh.
19. Maharana Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidyalaya, Pratapgarh,
Uttar Pradesh.
20. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Institutional Area, Khoda, Makanpur,
Noida Phase-II, Uttar Pradesh.
21. Gurukul Vishwavidyala, Vridanvan, Uttar Pradesh.
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1H :' r sk L phHJ/ H Gkr gfjbk e' o ; ftZ u dk]bk T[ ;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov s'A 10+2 gqhfynk iK fJ; d/
pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ L
iK
(n) ghq-fJzihBhnfozr$gqh-w?vheb$phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk$phHn?;-
;hH Gkr gfjbk$phHekwH Gkr gfjbk (g[okDh ;ehw
nXhB) gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh
wkBsk gq k gs gq h fynk iK gz i kp :{ B htof;Nh dh
fJz N owhvhJ/ N gq h fynk iK fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov dh gqhfynk iK fszB ;kbk fJzihBhnfozr
d/ fvgb'w/ dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ L
iK
(J) gzikp ;e{b f;Zynk p'ov s'A 10+2 gqhfynk iK fJ;d/
pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk ftZu fJe ftF/ ftu i/
eo oh-nghno$ ezgkoNw?AN j't/, T[j phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk
ftZu dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rk, go Fos fJj j? fe
T[; B{z oh-nghno$ezgkoNw?AN gqhfynk T[; ;kb d/
;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftZu jh gk; eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk
Bk eoB dh ;{os ftZu dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h.
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQkJh dk wkfXnw nzro/}h oZyDr/
T[BQK bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm ;wZroh nzro/}h
ftu T[gbpX j'tr / hL
noE-Fk;so, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e gqFk;B,
wB'ftfrnkB, ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh, ;'fFnkb'ih.
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh
bk}wh BjhA j? , go fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK B/
wB'ftfrnkB$r[owfs ;zrhs$ fcbk;ch* dk ftFk fbnk j?
T[jBK bJh jk}o j'Dk }o{oh j?. wB'ftfrnkB r[owfs
;zrhs$ bJh 7-10 fdB ns/ fcbk;ch bJh 6 fdB ns/
fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'A 75% b?euo bk}wh jB.
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA
5 H g/ g oK dk t/ o tk
jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
* phHJ/H Gkr gfjbK d/ fcbk;ch ftF/ bJh ghH;hHghH d"okB Yoga
Practical j't/rk fijVk fe Compulsory j't/rk.
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2H gzikph bk}wh iK gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo**
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
ro[Zg - 1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh nfXn?B
iK n?i{e/FB
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs *** iK wB'ftfrnkB****
iK fcbk;\h
ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz;
ro[Zg - 4 L gzikph fbNo/uo iK fjzdh fbNo/uo*****
iK nzro/}h fbNo/uo iK ;z;feqs
ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB iK r[owfs ;zrhs
ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B
phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/ Bkb
e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD e'v Bzpo bJh t/y' ( gzBk 26-31).
6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
7H gqhfynk \h; L 1000$-o[gJ/
g?qeNheb \h; L 400$- o[gJ/ (gqsh ftFk)
phHJ/H Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
1H :'rsk L phHJ/H Gkr d{ik e'o; ftu dk]bk T[; ftfdnkoEh
~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) phHJ/ Gkr gfjbk (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB) dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh
s'A gk; ehsh j't/l iK
(n) fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ fJe ftF/ ftu oh-
nghno x'fFs ehsk frnk j't,/ T[j Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA
;ehw nXhB) ftu dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rkl go
Fos fJj j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ oh-nghno
gqhfynk T[; ;kb dh ;gbhw?ANoh iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk
gqhfynk ftu gk; eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk Bk eoB
dh ;{os ftu T[; ftfdnkoEh dk phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dk
dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk ikt/rk.
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk j'o
wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;NhnK s'A gqk;g?eN; ftu fdAs Z / T[jh
ftfFnK Bkb gk; ehsh j't,/ phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ dk]b/ bJh
** ftF/F Fq/Dh d/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo
(d/y' gzBk BzL 55)
*** phHJ/HGkr gfjbk ftu f;oc T[jh ftfdnkoEh rfDs dk ftFk oZy
;ed/ jB, fiBQK B/ 10+2 ftZu rfDs dk ftFk gk; ehsk j't/ iK
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fszB ;kbk fvgb'wk rfDs ftF/ Bkb gk;
ehsk j't/.
****wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$- o[gJ/
b?pkoNoh ch; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/.
***** phHJ/HGkr gfjbk d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb gfjbh nkgFB jh
gVQkJh ikt/rh. ftGkr tZb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih
ikt/rh.
 :'r j'Dr/.
fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh
j't/ i/ T[j phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB sK T[BQK
bJh fJj Fos j't/rh fe T[j ftGkr okjhA phHJ/H Gkr
d{ik d/ gVQkJ/ iKd/ ftfFnK ftu'A jh ftF/ b?Dr/ ns/
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk dk v?chF?AN g/go phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh
gqhfynk Bkb }o{o gk; eoBr/.
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQkJh dk wkfXnw nzro/}h oZyDr/ T[BQK
bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm ;wZroh nzro/}h ftu
T[gbpX j't/rh L
noE-Fk;so, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e
gqFk;B, wB'ftfrnkB, ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh, ;'fFnkb'ih.
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h
3H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh
bk}wh BjhA go fiBQK B/ wB'ftfrnkB$fcbk;ch*$ r[owfs ;zrhs
dk ftFk fbnk j? T[ j BK bJh jk}o j' D k }o{ o h j? .
wB'ftfrnkB$r[owfs ;zrhs bJh 7-10 fdB ns/ fcbk;ch bJh
6 fdB ns/ fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'I 75% b?euo bk}wh jB.
4H T[Zso gZso L bk}wh BjhA
5 H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys
ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
2H gz i kph bk}wh iK gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v
ebuo**
3H tksktoD***
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
ro[Zg - 1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh nfXn?B
iK n?i{e/FB
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs iK wB'ftfrnkB****
iK fcbk;\h
ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz;
* phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ fcbk;ch ftF/ bJh ghH;hHghH d"okB Yoga
Practical j't/rk fijVk fe Compulsory j't/rk.
** ftF/F Fq/Dh d/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo
(d/y' gzBk 55)
*** tksktoD dk gouk jo/e ftfdnkoEh B/ bk}wh s"o s' b?Dk j?.
fJj gouk 100 nzeK dk j't/rk ns/ fJ; ftu gk; j'D bJh 35
gqshFs nze b?D/ }o{oh jB. go fJj nze aggregate ftu iwK
BK j' e/ DMC ftZu tZyo/ jh do;kJ/ ikDr/.
**** wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$-
o[gJ/ b?pkoNoh \h; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/.
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ro[Zg - 4 L gzikph fbNo/uo iK fjzdh fbNo/uo*****
iK nzro/}h fbNo/uo****** iK ;z;feqs
ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B
phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD e'v Bzpo bJh t/y' ( gzBk 26-
31).
B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK ~ phHJ/ H Gkr d{ i k ns/ shik
ftZ u T[ j h ftF/ b? D / g? D r/ , fijV/ T[ j BK B/ phHJ/ H
Gkr gfjbk ftZ u gVQ / jB. T[ j BK ~ ftFk pdbD
dh nkfrnk BjhA j' t / r h.
6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
7H gqhfynk \h; L 1000$-o[gJ/
g?qeNheb \h; L 400$- o[gJ/ (gqsh ftFk)
B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK B{ z phHJ/ H dk e' o ;, phHJ/ H Gkr
gfjbk d/ dkyb/ s' A S/ ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o g{ o k
eoBk j' t / r k.
phHJ/H Gkr shik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB)
1H :'rsk L phHJ/H Gkr shik e'o; ftu dk]bk T[; ftfdnkoEh
~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
(T) phHJ/H Gkr d{ik (+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB) dh gqhfynk fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A
gk; ehsh j't/l
iK
(n) phHJ/H Gkr d{ik fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A ehsk j't/, Bshik
oh-nghno j't/, T[j phHJ/H Gkr shik ftu (+3 BthA
;ehw nXhB) dk]bk b?D dk gkso j't/rkl go Fos fJj
j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh oh-nghno gqhfynk T[;
;kb dh ;gbhw?ANoh iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk
ftu gk; eoBh }o{oh j't/rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os
ftu T[; ftfdnkoEh dk phHJ/H Gkr shik dk dk]bk oZd
eo fdZsk ikt/rk.
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk j'o
wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;NhnK s'A gqk;g?eN; ftu fdAZs/
T[jh ftfFnK Bkb gk; ehsh j't/, phHJ/H Gkr shik d/
dk]b/ bJh :'r j'Dr/.
***** phHJ/H Gkr d{ik d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb d{ih nkgFB, jh gVQkJh
ikt/rh. ftGkr tb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
******phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ftu nzro/}h fbNo/uo (fJb?efNt) g/go @ph#
d/ wkfvT{b gfjbk fbNo/oh wk;No ghf;} L ;NZvh nk\ ebkf;e;@@
dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
 fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs ro[Zg - 4 L gzikph fbNo/uo iK fjzdh fbNo/uo***
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A phHJ/H Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j't/ iK nzro/}h fbNo/uo****
T[j phHJ/H Gkr shik ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB sK T[BKQ bJh fJj ro[Zg - 5 L gpfbe n?vwfB;Nq/FB
Fos j'tr / h fe T[j ftGkr okjhA phHJ/ Gkr shik d/ gVQkJ/ ro[Zg - 6 L GkFk ftfrnkB
iKd/ ftfFnK ftu'A jh ftF/ b?Dr/ ns/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ ro[Zg - 7 L ;wki ftfrnkB
d{ik dk v?chF?AN g/go phHJ/H Gkr shik dh gqhfynk Bkb }o{o ro[Zg - 8 L Xow nfXn?B
gk; eoBr/. i/eo ftfdnkoEh B/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk g{oe phHJ/H e'o; bJh dk]bk \kow ftu u[D/ j'J/ ftfFnK d/
gqhfynk ftu ;g?Fb uK; b? e/ gk; ehsh j't/ T[j T[; s'A Bkb e'v Bzpo th }o{o Go/ ikD e'v Bzpo bJh t/y' gzBk 26-
pknd tkbh phHJ/H Gkr shik dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk d/ :'r 31).
BjhA j't/rk. B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK ~ phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ns/ shik
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph (r[owZyh fbgh) iK nzro/}h ftZ u T[ j h ftF/ b? D / g? D r/ , fijV/ T[ j BK B/ phHJ/ H
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh gVQ k Jh dk wkfXnw Gkr gfjbk ftZ u gVQ / jB. T[ j BK ~ ftFk pdbD
nzro/}h oZyDr/ T[BQK bJh e/tb j/m fby/ ftfFnK dh gkm dh nkfrnk BjhA j' t / r h.
;wZroh nzro/}h ftu T[gbpX j'tr / hL 6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
noE-Fk;so, fJfsjk;, okiBhsh ftfrnkB, b'e gqFk;B, 7H gqhfynk \h; L 1000$- o[gJ/
wB'ftfrnkB, ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh, ;'fFnkb'ih.
g?qeNheb \h; L 400$- o[gJ/ (gqsh ftFk)
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h
}o{ o h B' N L
3H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw L fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ;G bJh
bk}wh BjhA go fiBQ K B/ wB' ftfrnkB$ r[ o wfs 1H fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dh fJe ftF/ ftu'A @@ntkov tKfNzr##
;zrhs$fcbk;ch dk ftFk fbnk j? T[jBK bJh jk}o j'Dk j't/ go pkeh ftfFnK ftu gk; j'D, T[j ftfdnkoEh
}o{oh j?. wB' ftfrnkB$ r[owfs ;zrhs bJh 7-10 fdB phHJ/H ftu nko}h Bshi/ d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB.
s/ fcbk;ch bJh 6 fdB ns/ fdZs/ rJ/ b?euoK ftu'A 75% 2H n?BHvhHJ/H gk; T[whdtko phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/
b?euo bk}wh jB. shik ftZu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB L
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA (i) g[okDh ;ehw nXhB id'A n?BHvhHJ/H e'o; ftu dk]b/ dh
5H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys gksosk 10+1 ;h (d;zpo 1988).
ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L- T) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH dh gqhfynk ~ fJ;
1H nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb}) :{Bhtof;Nh ftu 10+2+3 (BthA ;ehw) dh phHJ/H$
2H gzikph bk}wh iK gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo* phHn?;H;hH Gkr d{ik d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
j/m fby/ u'Dt/A ftfFnK d/ ro[ZgK ftu'A e'Jh fJe ftFk b? e/ n) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH dh Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
e[Zb fszB ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L- ~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk
ro[g
Z -1 L fJeBkfwe; iK ;[ofZ ynk ns/ :[X
Z Bhsh nfXn?B d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
iK n?ie
{ F
/ B J) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk
ro[Zg - 2 L fj;Noh iK rfDs iK wB'ftfrnkB** ~ 10+2 d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk.
iK fcbk;\h
(ii) BthA ;ehw nXhB id'A n?BHvhHJ/H e'o; ftu dk]b/ dh
ro[Zg - 3 L g[bhNheb ;kfJz;
gksosk 10+2 j? (iBtoh 1989 s'A nZr/)
T) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH dh gqhfynk ~ fJ;
B' N L (i) ftfdnkoEhnK B{z phHJ/H dk e'o;, phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH gqhfynk d/ pokpo
s'A S/ ;kb d/ nzdo-nzdo g{ok eoBk j't/rk. wzfBnk ikt/rk.
(ii) T[whdtko i' phHJ/H Gkr shik ftZu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB, T[j
n) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk
phHJ/H Gkr-. ns/ .. d/ ;oNhfce/NK dh s;dheF[dk c'N'-ekgh
~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;h Gkr d{ik d/
Bkb }o{o BZEh eoB.
* ftF/F Fq/Dh d/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo ***
***phHJ/H Gkr shik d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb gfjbh nkgFB jh gVQkJh
(d/y' gzBk 55) ikt/rh. ftGkr tb'A fJ; nkgFB dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
* * wB'ftfrnkB dk ftFk b?D tk;s/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ 630$- o[gJ/ ****phHJ/H Gkr shik ftu nzro/}h fbNo/uo (fJb?efNt) g/go *ph* d/
****
b?pkoNoh \h; ti'A tkX{ GoB/ g?Dr/. wkfvT{b gfjbk fbNo/oh wk;No ghf;} L ;NZvh nk\ ebkf;e; dh
jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.

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 pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk. 5 H g/ g oK dk t/ o tk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh
J) n?BHvhHJ/H dh phHJ/H$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk fBwBfbys ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
~ fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh phHJ/$phHn?;H;hH Gkr gfjbk phH;hH-101 L gzikph
dh gqhfynk d/ pokpo wzfBnk ikt/rk. iK
phH;hH-101-J/ L gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo (gzikph
phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh EK #s/ ftF/F gouk, d/y' gzBk - 55)
phH;hH-102 L nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb})
1H :'rsk L phHekwH Gkr gfjbk e'o; ftu dk]bk T[;
phH;hH-103 L fp}B; w?E/w?fNe; n?Iv ;N?fN;fNe;
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
phH;hH-104 L ckfJB?IFhnb nekT{IfNzr
(1) gzikp ;e{b f;Zfynk p'ov s'A 10+2 dh gqhfynk iK fJ;
phH;hH-105 L fp}B; o?r{b/Noh co/wtoe
d/ pokpo dh wkBsk gqkgs gqhfynk fBwB nB[;ko gk;
phH;hH-106 L fJBckow/FB N?eBkb'ih cko fp}B;
ehsh j't/ L
phH;hH-107 L fp}B; fJeBkfwe;
(T) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ 10+2 dh gqhfynk ekwo;
ro[Zg ftu gk; ehsh j?, B/n?rohr/N ftu xZN'- 6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
xZN 40% nze gqkgs ehs/ j'D. 7H gqhfynk \h; L 1200$-o[gJ/ + 400$- gqe
? Nheb \h;
iK e[b \h; (1200+400=1600)
(n) 10+2 nekT{IN;, fjT{w?fBNh} ro[Zg dh gqhfynk
ekwo;$w?E/w?fNe;$fJeBkfwe;$w?B/iw?AN g/goK phHekwH Gkr d{ i k
ftu'A xZN'-xZN d' ftfFnK Bkb gk; ehsh j't/ ns/ 1H :' r sk L phHekwH Gkr d{ i k e' o ; ftu dk]bk T[ ;
45% nze n?rohr/N ftu bJ/ j'D. ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L
iK (1) phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A iK
(J) T[j ftfdnkoEh fijV/ T[es (T) ns/ (n) nXhB fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/l
BjhA nkT[ A d / T[ B Q K bJh 10+2 dh gq h fynk ftu iK
n?rohr/N ftu 50% nze gqkgs ehs/ j'D/ ukjhd/ (2) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ftu fJ;
jB. :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe g/go ftu Bshik oh-nghno x'fFs ehsk
iK frnk j't,/ T[j phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jBl go
(2) phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh gqhfynk (g[okDh ;ehw nXhB) Fos fJj j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ oh-nghno dh gqhfynk
fJ; :{ B htof;Nh s' A iK j' o wkBsk gq k gs T[; ;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftu iK nrb/ ;kb dh ;kbkBk
:{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j't/l gqhfynk ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh j'tr / h. nfijk Bk eoB dh
iK ;{os ftu T[BKQ ftfdnkoEhnK dk phHekwH Gkr d{ik dk dk]bk
(3) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ 10+2 dh gqhfynk gzikp ;e{b oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk.fijV/ ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr gfjbk dh
f;Zfynk p'ov iK fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gqhfynk iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh gqhfynk fe;/ j'o wkBsk gqkgs
gk; ehsh j't/ ns/ Bshik fJe s'A tZX ftF' ftu oh- :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; eoe/ phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu dk]bk b?Ad/
nghno* x'fFs Bk ehsk frnk j't/, T[j phHekwH Gkr jB sK T[ B Q K bJh fJj Fos j' t / r h fe T[ j
gfjbk ftu dk]bk b?D d/ gkso j'Dr/, go Fos fJj v?chF?AN g/go fijVk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh d/ phHekwH Gkr gfjbk d/
j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z oh-nghno gqhfynk T[; f;b/ p ; ftu jB go i' T[ B Q K B/ gk; BjhA
;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?;aB ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh j't/ ehs/, phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk d/ Bkb }o{o gk; eoBr/.
rh. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK 2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph ns/ nzro/}h
dk phHekwH gfjbk dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk. gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph ns/ nzro/}h
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh BjhA
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh BjhA
5 H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
phH;hH-201 L gzikph
* phHekwH Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ ftu 10+2 ftu oh-nghno iK
ftfdnkoEhnK dk gksosk fBFfus eod/ ;w/A BzpoK dh gqshFssk
phH;hH-201-J/ L gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo (gzikph
T[g-XkoktK (T), (n) ns/ (J) ftu do;kJ/ nB[;ko T[;d/ oh-nghno
dh EK #s/ ftF/F gouk, d/y' gzBk 55)
ft;/A ftu gk; j'D bJh xZN' xZN b'VhAd/ nze i'V e/ eZYh ikt/rh.

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 phH;hH-202 L nzro/}h (efwT{Bhe/FB ;feZb}) phH;hH-301 L czvkw?ANb} nk\ n?ANogqhfBT[ofFg
phH;hH-203 L fgqz;hgb} nk\ fp}B; w?B/iw?AN phH;hH-302 L w?B/iw?AN nekT{AfNzr
phH;hH-204 L ekog'o/N nekT{AfNzr phH;hH-303 L ek;N nekT{AfNzr
phH;hH-205 L ezgBh bkn n?Av nkfvfNzr phH;hH-304 L ckfJB?AFhnb w?B/iw?AN
phH;hH-206 L fJBew N?e; bkn phH;hH-305 L fJBvkfJo/eN N?e;
phH;hH-207 L fp}B; n?BtkfJoBw?AN phH;hH-310 L fJzvhnB p?Afezr f;;Nw
L tksktoD* iK
6H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko phH;hH-311 L czvkw?ANb} nk\ fJz;'o?A;
7H gqhfynk \h; L 1200$-o[gJ/
phH;hH-314 L gzikph
phHekwH Gkr shik iK
phH;hH-315 L gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo
1H :' r sk L phHekwH Gkr shik e' o ; ftu dk]bk T[ ; (ftF/ F F/ q D h d/ ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gz i kp fj;Noh
ftfdnkoEh ~ fdZsk ikt/rk fi; B/ L n? A v ebuo d/ y ' gz B k 55)
(1) phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ B' N L ftGkr tZ b ' A phHekwH d/ e' o ;K ftu j/ m fby/
j'o wkBsk gqkgs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh j't/l gofunK dh gkm ;wZ r oh e/ t b nz r o/ } h wkfXnw ftu
iK jh w[ j Z J hnk ehsh ikt/ r h.
(2) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk phHekwH Gkr d{ik ftu fJ; 1. : Mathematics and Quantitative Techniques
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A Bshik oh-nghno x'fFs ehsk frnk 2. : Fundamentals of Insurance
j't/, T[j phHekwH Gkr shik ftu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jBl 3. : Accounts Related Subjects
go Fos fJj j? fe nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ oh-nghno 4. : Computer Related Subjects
dh gqhfynk T[; ;kb d/ ;gbhw?ANoh ;?FB ftu iK nrb/ 5. : Income Tax Law
;kb dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk ftu gk; eoBh bk}wh j't/rh.
7H gqhfynk e/Ado L gqhfynk \kow nB[;ko
nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK dk
phHekwH Gkr shik dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk. 8H gqhfynk \h; L 1200$-o[gJ/
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr d{ik dh gqhfynk iK B'N L (i) ftfdnkoEhnK B{z phHekwH dk e'o;, phHekwH Gkr gfjbk d/
fJ; d/ pokpo dh gq h fynk fe;/ j' o wkBsk gq k gs dk]b/ s'A S/ ;kb d/ nzdo-nzdo g{ok eoBk j't/rk.
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; eoe/ phHekwH Gkr shik ftu dk]bk (ii) ftfdnkoEh i' phHekwH Gkr shik ftZu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB
b?Ad/ jB sK T[BQK bJh fJj Fos j't/rh fe T[j v?chF?AN T[j phHekw Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik d/ ;oNhfce/NK dh
g/go fijVk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh d/ phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ s;dheF[dk c'N'-ekgh Bkb }o{o BZEh eoB.
d{ik d/ f;b/p; ftu jB go i' T[BQK B/ gk; BjhA ehs/, B' N L ftfdnkoEhnK B{ z phHekwH dk e' o ;, phHekwH
phHekwH Gkr shik dh gqhfynk d/ Bkb }o{o gk; eoBr/. Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ s' A S/ ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o
i/eo ftfdnkoEh B/ phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk g{oe gqhfynk g{ o k eoBk j' t / r k.
ftu ;g?Fb uK; b? e/ gk; ehsh j't/ T[j T[; s'A pknd
tkbh phHJ/HGkr shik dh ;kbkBk gqhfynk d/ :'r BjhA n? w HJ/ H (Gkr gfjbk)
j't/rk. (gz i kph, nz r o/ } h, fjz d h, Xow nfXn? B , okiBhsh
2H gVQkJh dk wkfXnw L gzikph ns/ nzro/}h ftfrnkB, fJfsjk; ns/ noE ftfrnkB)
gqhfynk dk wkfXnw L gzikph$fjzdh$nzro/}h 1H :'rsk L n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu dk]bk T[; T[whdtko bJh
3H fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw L bk}wh BjhA y[bkQ j? fi; B/ fe;/ th c?ebNh ftu phHJ/H dh fvroh gzikph
4H T[sZo gZso L bk}wh BjhA :{Bhtof;Nh s'A iK fe;/ j'o gqwkfDs Gkosh :{Bhtof;Nh s'A iK
ftd/F dh fe;/ :{Bhtof;Nh s'A xZN' xZN fJZe nekdfwe ;kb
5 H g/goK dk t/otk L jo/e ftfdnkoEh bJh fBwBfbys
gfjbK gk; ehsh j't,/ fi; ~ nekdfwe e'A;b B/ ;wkB gqwkfDs
ftF/ b?D/ }o{oh jB L-
ehsk j't,/ Fos fJj j? fe T[whdtko B/ n?wHJ/H T[; ftF/ ftu
fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh iK fe;/ j'o gqwkfDs :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gfjbK
* tksktoD dk gouk jo/e ftfdnkoEh B/ bk}wh s"o s' b?Dk j?. jh gk; Bk ehsh j't./ ;szpo 2010 ftu phHJ/H gk; eoB tkb/
fJj gouk 100 nzeK dk j't/rk ns/ fJ; ftu gk; j'D bJh 35 ftfdnkoEh n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ftu dk]b/ bJh :'r BjhA jB.
gqshFs nze b?D/ }o{oh jB. go fJj nze aggregate ftu iwK iK
BK j' e/ DMC ftZu tZyo/ jh do;kJ/ ikDr/. gzikp ;oeko s'A N?eBheb n?i{e/FB n?Av fJzv;Nohnb
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 Nq/fBzr tZb'A 10+2 s'A pknd ubkJ/ ik oj/ fszB ;kbk wkvoB (i) nfij/ T[whdtko fiBQK B/ n?wHJ/H (Gkr gfjbk) ;kbkBk
nkf\; gq?efN; fvgb'wk e'o; gk; ftfdnkoEhnK fiBQK B/ gqhfynk gqDkbh nXhB fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A gk; ehsh
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik ftu gzikph ezgb;oh j't/, dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB.
dk ftFk gk; ehsk j't/, fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr ftu (ii) ;w?;No f;;Nw d/ ftfdnkoEh, fijV/ ]k; jkbsK ftZu
n?wHJ/ Gkr gfjbk ftu dk]bk b? ;ed/ jB. nkgDh gVQkJh ;w?;No f;;Nw nXhB BjhA eo ;ed/,
2H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw T[BQK ~ fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr ftZu dk]bk b?D dh y[ZbQ
T) 7-10 fdB sZe d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw brkJ/ ikDr/. j't/rh. T[BQK dh fvroh d/ Bzpo gfjb/ ;kb ftZu ;w?;No
gqDkbh tkb/ ns/ d{i/ ;kb ftZu ;kbkBk gqhfynk tkb/
n) jo ftfdnkoEh tk;s/ fJe gq'rokw brkT[Dk }o{oh j?
j'Dr/. fJ; gqeko T[BQK dh fvroh d't'A gqDkbhnK s'A tZyoh
ns/ fJBQK ftu'A jk}ohnK 75 gqshFs j'DhnK ukjhdhnK
j't/rh. fiZE/ fes/ th v?chF?AN g/go dh b'V wfj;{; ehsh
jB. nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gqhfynk ftZu p?mD dh
rJh, ftfdnkoEhnK ~ fJj v?chF?AN g/go d/Dk j't/rk.
nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh, fiBQK B/ fJBQK gq'rokwK ftZu fjZ;k
(iii)T[j ftfdnkoEh fi; dh n?wHJ/H (Gkr gfjbk) ftu fJ;
b? e/ b'VhAdhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK Bk ehshnK j'D. d{ik
:{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJe gou/ ftu'A oh-nghno j't/, n?wHJ/H
fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw e/tb T[BQK bJh }o{oh j't/rk fijV/
(Gkr d{ik) ftu, ;pzfXs ftF/ ftu dk]bk b? ;edk j?.
gfjbK gq'rokw BjhA brk ;e/.
2 H fBZ i h ;z g oe gq ' r okw
J) ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw brkT[Dk
(T) 7-10 fdB sZe d/ d' fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkJ/ ikDr/.
bk}wh BjhA j?.
(n) jo ftfdnkoEh tk;s/ fJe gq'rokw brkT[Dk }o{oh j?
;) jo g/go 20% nzdo{Bh ns/ 80% pkjoh gqhfynk d/
ns/ fJBQK ftu'A jk}ohnK 75 gqshFs j'DhnK ukjhdhnK
BzpoK #s/ nkXkos j't/rk. gk; j'D bJh jo g/go dh
jB. nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gqhfynk ftZu p?mD dh
nzdo{Bh ns/ pkjoh gqhfynk dk n?rohr/N 35% j'Dk
nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh, fiBQK B/ fJBQK gq'rokwK ftZu fjZ;k
ukjhdk j?.
b? e/ b'VhAdhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK Bk ehshnK j'D. d{ik
(j) fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN jo g/go d/ nZX/-nZX/ xzN/ d/ d' N?;NK fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw e/tb T[BQK bJh }o{oh j't/rk fijV/
ftu'A gqkgs nzeK d/ nkXko #s/ brkJh ikt/rh. gfjbK gq'rokw BjhA brk ;e/.
(e) i/eo e'Jh ftfdnkoEh 35% nze gqkgs BjhA eodk sK (J) ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw brkT[Dk
T[; dh ;pzXs g/go ftu'A oh-nghno ;wMh ikt/rh. bk}wh BjhA j?.
oh-nghno gqhfynk ftu gqhfynkoEh d[nkok fJzNoBb
(;) ;) jo g/go 20% nzdo{Bh ns/ 80% pkjoh gqhfynk d/
n;?A;w?AN ftu gqkgs ehs/ nze i'V bJ/ ikDr/.
BzpoK #s/ nkXkos j't/rk. gk; j'D bJh jo g/go dh
(y) jkT{; N?;N ;pzXs ftF/ d/ ghH;hHghH ]sw j'D T[gozs nzdo{Bh ns/ pkjoh gqhfynk dk n?rohr/N th 35% j'Dk
ftGkrh gZXo #s/ eotkJ/ ikDr/. ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ukjhdk j?.
bJh jkT{; N?;NK ftu nghno j'Dk bk}wh j't/rk. \/b
(j) fJzNoBb n;?;w?AN jo g/go d/ nZX/-nZX/ xzN/ d/ d' N?;NK
j'J/ ftfdnkoEh ~ d{;ok w"ek BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk. ftGkrh
gSkD-gZso s'A fpBK ftfdnkoEhnK ~ jkT{;-N?;N ftu
B' N L
p?mD dh nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh.
(i) ftfdnkoEhnK B{z n?wHJ/H dk e'o;, n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk
3H T[sZo gZso L ftfdnkoEh ~ jo g/go ftZu'A xZN'-xZN d' d/ dk]b/ s' A uko ;kb d/ nz d o-nz d o g{ o k eoBk
T[so-gZso jZb eoB T[gozs 28 \otoh, 2010 sZe iwQK j't/rk. fJ; s'A fJbktk ftfdnkoEhnK dh ;{uBk fjZs
eotkT[D/ bk}wh j'Dr/. d' bzw/ gqFBK d/ T[so ns/ 10 S'N/ fJj th dZf;nk iKdk j? fe fijBK ftfdnkoEhnK dk
gqFBK d/ T[Zso d' fo;gK; FhNK d/ pokpo frD/ ikDr/. n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ dk]b/ s'A uko ;kb s'A tZX ;wK
4H gq h fynk e/ A do L gqhfynk \kow d/ fgZS/ fby/ nB[;ko j' u[Zek j?, T[BQK ftfdnkoEhnK B{z ftGkr ftZu n?wHJ//H
5H gq h fynk \h; L 1300$-o[gJ/ Gkr d{ik ftZu dk]bk Bjh BjhAA fdZsk ikt/rk.
(ii) i' T[ w hdtko fJz N ? r o/ f Nv e' o ; (n? w HJ/ H ) ftZ u
6H g/goK d/ BktK pko/ ikDekoh bJh t/y' gzBk BzH L 16 s'A 18
gq k Jht/ N eg? ; Nh ti' A nghno j' D dh gksosk Bk
n?wHJ/H (Gkr d{ik) pDB ekoB fv;N? A ; n? } { e / F B ftGkr ftZ u dk]bk
b?A dk j? sK T[ ; B{ z Gkr gfjbk dh gq h fynk gk; eoB
(gzikph, nzro/}h, fjzdh, Xow nfXn?B, okiBhsh T[ g oz s Gkr d{ i k gk; eoB bJh th fv;N? A ;
ftfrnkB, fJfsjk; ns/ noE ftfrnkB) n? } { e / F B ftGkr ftZ u dk]bk b? D k gt/ r k.
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 ftu'A gqkgs nzeK d/ nkXko #s/ brkJh ikt/rh.
(e) i/eo e'Jh ftfdnkoEh 35% nze gqkgs BjhA eodk sK
T[; dh ;pzXs g/go ftu'A oh-nghno ;wMh ikt/rh. oh-
nghno gqhfynk ftu gqhfynkoEh d[nkok fJzNoBb
n;?A;w?AN d/ gqkgs nze i'V bJ/ ikDr/.
(y) jkT{; N?;N ;pzXs ftF/ d/ ghH;hHghH ]sw j'D T[gozs
ftGkrh gZXo #s/ eotkJ/ ikDr/. ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK
bJh jkT{; N?;NK ftu nghno j'Dk bk}wh j't/rk. \/b
j'J/ ftfdnkoEh ~ d{;ok w"ek BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk. ftGkrh
gSkD-gZso s'A fpBK ftfdnkoEhnK ~ jkT{;-N?;N ftu
p?mD dh nkfrnk BjhA j't/rh.
3 H T[Zso gZso L ftfdnkoEh B{z jo g/go ftZu'A xZN'-xZN d'
T[so-gZso jZb eoB T[gozs 28 \otoh, 2011 sZe iwQK
eotkT[D/ bk}wh j'Dr/.
4H gq h fynk e/ A do L gqhfynk \kow d/ fgS/ fby/ nB[;ko
5H gq h fynk \h; L 1300$-o[gJ/
6H g/goK d/ BktK pko/ ikDekoh bJh t/y' gzBk BzH L 16 s'A 18
nfXnkfJ gfjbk
1H dk]bk \kow GoB bJh jdkfJsK
fe;/ th e'o; ftu dk]b/ bJh g{oh soQK Gfonk j'fJnk
\kow fpBK b/N \h; s'A gj[zuD dh fwsh NkJhNb d/ fgSb/ gzB/ s/
do;kJh rJh j?. fi; e'o; ftu s[;hA dk]bk b?Dk ukj[zd/ j' T[;
dk dk]bk \kow nzfsek @T# GoB s'A gfjbK T[; Bkb ;pzfXs
:'rsktK ~ fXnkB Bkb gVQ fbnk ikt/. dk]bk \kow fiBQK
1 2
T[s/ 'A', 'A ', 'A ', nzfes ehsk frnk j?, dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb
Go e/ G/iD/ jB. nX{ok \kow ;theko BjhA ehsk ikt/rk.
T[whdtko dk]bk \kow nkgD/ jh jZE Bkb gzikph iK
nzro/}h ftu Go ;ed/ jB. fJ; dk e'Jh yakBk ykbh BjhA Sfvnk
ikDk ukjhdk. fijVk ekbw bkr{ BjhA j[zdk T[; ~ eZN fdZsk
ikt/. ;ko/ jh d;skt/} uzrh soQK Bkb BZEh ehs/ ikD/ ukjhd/
jB. dk]bk \kow dh c'N' s;dhe F[dk j'Dh ukjhdh j?.
ftfdnkoEh fi; gqhfynk d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk b?Dk ukjzd
j't/ T[; ;pzXh g{ok t/otk ;pzfXs ekbw ftu ;gZFN s"o s/ d/t./
dk]bk \kow ftu ftfdnkoEh dk BK ns/ T[; d/ Fpd-i'V
fpbe[b T[jh j'D/ ukjhd/ jB fijV/ fe T[; dh d;thA$;hBhno ;?ev
z oh
iK fJ; d/ s[b e'Jh j'o gqhfynk d/ ;oNhfce/N ftu doi jB.
;pzfXs e'o; ftu bJ/ rJ/ ftF/ mhe soQK Bkb ;pzfXs
ekbwK ftu Go/ ikD/ ukjhd/ jB.
B ' N L- f tfdnkoEh B{ z :{ B htof;Nh tb' A i i'' A gfjbK
ofi;N/ q ; a B Bz p o nbkN j' f Jnk j? , dk]bk \kow
ftu }o{ o Gfonk ikt/ . i/ e o e' J h ftfdnkoEh
nbkN ehsk ofi;N/ q ; aB Bz p o \kow ftu BjhA
Godk ns/ d{ i k ofi;Nq / ; aB Bz p o :{ B htof;Nh
tZ b ' A nbkN ehsk iKdk j? , T[ ; ;{ o s ftu T[ ; dk
pknd ftu nbkN j' f Jnk ofi;N/ q ; a B Bz p o oZ d
ehsk ikt/rk ns/ gfjbK nbkN ehsk
ofi;N/q;aB Bzpo jh ekfJw oj/rk. nfij/
ftfdnkoEh B{ z 5000$-o[ g J/ ndk eoB/ j' D r/ .
2H nko}h dk]bk n:' r Yz r tosD dh
;{ o s ftu
T[j ftfdnkoEh fi; s/ gqhfynk ;w/A n:'r ;kXBK dh
tos'A eoB ekoB e/; ub fojk j't/, T[; ~ nrbh Fq/Dh ftu
dk]bk T[; dh nkgDh f}zw/tkoh s/, e/; dk c?;bk j'D sZe
fdZsk ik ;edk j?. nfijk nko}h dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk
ikt/rk i/eo d'FK dh gVskb eoB ;zpzXh ew/Nh T[; ~ n:'r
eoko fdzdh j?. nrbh Fq/Dh ftu dk]b/ bJh fdZsh \h; tkg;
BjhA ehsh ikt/rh.
3H d/ o Bkb x' f Fs j' J / Bshi/
dk]bkLL fi;
(1) b/N Bshik fBebD ekoB dk]bk
ftfdnkoEh dk fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh dh j/mbh gqhfynk dk
Bshik b'VhAdhnK o;wh ekotkJhnK g{ohnK ehs/ ikD
s'A fpBK, fe;/ j'o ekoDK eoe/ :{Bhtof;Nh d[nkok d/o
Bkb x'fFs ehsk frnk j? sK Gkos ftu ofjD tkb/
ftfdnkoEhnK ~ Bshik x'fFs j'D dh fwsh s'A 21
fdBK d/ nzdo ns/ ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK ~ d' wjhB/ d/
nzdo dk]bk fdZsk ik ;edk j? go nfij/ ftfdnkoEh
b/N \h; Bkb dk]bk b?D bJh fBFfus ehsh fwsh s'A
wro'A dk]b BjhA ehs/ ikDr/.
fiE/ fBZ i h ;z g oe g' q r okw }o{ o h j' t / ns/ T[ j
bZr u[ Z ek j' t / sK T[ ; e' o ; ftu fe;/ ~ th
dk]bk BjhA fdZ s k ikt/ r k.
(2) g[Bo-w[bKeD Bshik x'fFs j'D d/ nkXko s/
dk]bk
dk]bkL- ftfdnkoEhnK ~ g[Bo-w[bKeD dk Bshik
x'fFs j'D ns/ nze fpT{ok ekov s/ nzfes fwsh s'A
fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr d/ dk]fbnK bJh 15 ezw-
ekih fdBK d/ nzdo-nzdo nrbh ebk; ftu fpBK b/N
\h; dk]bk fdZsk ikt/rk.
[ k
(3) nko}h Bshik L- e'Jh th ftfdnkoEh fi; dk Bshik
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ ezNo'bo (gqhfynktK) d[nkok nko}h x'fFs
ehsk frnk j't,/ T[; ~ fJ; d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk BjhA fdZsk
ikt/rk id'A sZe fe fJ; pko/ nko}h gZso ftu ;gFN
BjhA j'tr
/ k. fJj ftfdnkoEh dh f}zwt
/ koh j? fe T[j ftGkr
ftu dk]bk-ckow d/D s'A gfjbK Bshik x'fFs eotkJ/.
4H d{ i hnK :{ B htof;NhnK dhnK gq h fynktK
dh wkBsk
d{ihnK :{Bhtof;NhnK d/ fijV/ ;oNhfce/NK$fvrohnK
~ n?;';hJ/FB nk\ fJzvhnB :{Bhtof;Nh} (fJzNo-
:{Bhtof;Nh p'ov) tb'A wkBsk gqkgs j?, T[BQK ~ fJ;
:{Bhtof;Nh d/ ftfGzB e'o;K ftu dk]b/ d wB'oE bJh
pokpo wzfBnk iKdk j?.
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5H gz i kp fj;Noh n? A v ebuo ftF/ ;pz X h
The following categories of candidates shall
be allowed to opt for the paper of Punjab History
& Culture in lieu of Punjabi (Compulsory) in B.A./
B.Sc./B.Com. and other related courses.
1. Candidates who have passed their
Matriculation or 10+2 examination from
schools/institutions situated outside the
State of Punjab.
2. C h i l d r e n o f D e f e n c e P e rs o n n e l /
Paramilitary Personnel, the father or
mother/guardian (in case the father is
deceased) of the candidates will give an
affidavit that the candidate has not studied
Punjabi at the school level.
Candidates who have passed their
Matriculation or 10+2 examination from
any schools/Board/institution situated in
Punjab shall not be eligible to opt for the
paper of Punjab History & Culture in lieu
of Punjabi (Compulsory) in B.A./B.Sc./
B.Com. and other related courses except
children of Defence/Para Military forces
as explained above.
3. n?BHnkoHnkJh$n?BHnkoHJhH ns/ T[BKQ d/ pZu/ ns/ ftd/Fh
ftfdnkoEh.
4. T[gobhnK e?NkrohnK s'A fJbktk tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp
fJj ;[ftXk ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK pko/ ;bkjeko d/ efjD
s/ fe;/ d{i/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ th d/ ;ed/ jB.
nfij/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z dk]bk \kow ftu pfDnk
;oNhfce/N ;woZE nfXekoh s'A s;dhe eotk e/ d/Dk gt/rk,
BjhA sK fdZsh ;[ftXk ysw eo fdZsh ikt/rh.
B'N L ftF/F Fq/Dh d/ ftfdnkoEh fijV/ gzikp dk fJfsjk;
ns/ ebuo dk ftFk u[ D ;ed/ jB, T[ B Q K ~ nz r o/ } h
(efwT{ B he/ F B ;feb) ez g b;oh ns/ gz i kp fj;Noh
n? A v ebuo (gz i kph bk}wh dh EK) s' A fJbktk j/ m
fby/ ftfFnK ftu' A e' J h fsz B ftF/ u[ D B/ g? D r/ L-
1H fJfsjk; e'v Bzpo t/y' (Page No. 26-31)
2H okiBhsh ftfrnkB
3H nzro/}h fbNo/uo*
* phHJ/H Gkr d{ik ns/ shik ftu nzro/}h fbNo/uo (fJb?efNt)
g/go ph d/ wkfvT{b gfjbk @fbNo/oh wk;No ghf;} L ;NZvh nk\
ebkf;e;# dh jh gkm ;wZroh G/ih ikt/rh.
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fjzdh fbNo/uo**
4H noE-Fk;so
5H wB'ftfrnkB
6H b'e gqFk;B
7H ;'fFnkb'ih
8H ;[oZfynk ns/ :[ZX Bhsh
phHJ/ H $phHekwH Gkr gfjbk ns/ n? w HJ/ H Gkr
gfjbk d/ dk]b/ bJh T[ w hdtkoK d/ ftF/ F
fXnkB d/ D :' r rZ b K
d;thA$jkfJo ;?ev z oh$+2 dk gzikph ftFk gk; j'Dk }o{oh
j?, BjhA sK T[BKQ ~ dk]bk BjhA fdZsk ikt/rk. fco th fijV/
ftfdnkoEh phHekwH Gkr gfjbk, phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/
n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, e'o; ftu dk]bk b?Dr/, T[BQK ~ w?fNqe
gZXo dh gzikph iK gzikph gqt/fFek e'o; d/ d"okB Bkb'-Bkb
gk; eoBh j't/rh.
j/m fby/ torK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ T[go dZ;h Fos s'A S'N j'tr/ hL
1H fiBQK dh wks GkFk gzikph BjhA j?.
2H fijV/ gzikp s'A pkjo d/ gqKsK ftu ofj oj/ jB ns/
fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr d[nkok ubkJ/ ik oj/ fe;/ th
e'o; ftu dk]bk b? oj/ jB.
3H n?BHnkoHnkJhH$n?BHnkoHJhH ns/ T[BQK d/ pZu/ ns/
ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEh.
4H fijV/ d;thA iK jkfJo ;?ezvoh iK +2 gqhfynk gk; eoB
T[gozs gzikph ezgb;oh iK u'DtK gzikph ftFk T[u gZXo
d/ e'o; ftu b? b?Ad/ jB. (fit/A phHJ/H$phHekwH nkfd)
B' N L tor (1) d/ T[ w hdtko dkybk \kow ftu doi
fBoXkfos gzikp fj;Noh n?Av ebuo ;pzXh gq'cakow/
s/ jb\Bkwk g/ F eoBr/ .
6H wkJhrq / F B ;oNhfce/ N ns/ b' V hA d / n;b
;oNhfce/ N
wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N ns/ wzr/ rJ/ n;b ;oNhfce/N
dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb jh gq;s[s eoB/ j'Dr/. i' ftfdnkoEh
fJj ;oNhfce/N dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb gq;s[s BjhA eod/ sK
w[yh, fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr dh gqtkBrh Bkb dk]bk \kow
d/D dh fwsh s'A fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo gq;s[s eo ;ed/ jB. fco
th i' ftfdnkoEh fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo th ;pzfXs ;oNhfce/N
gq;s[s BjhA eod/ sK T[jBK s'A fBwB FfvT{b nB[;ko b/N \h;
bJh ikt/rh L
** phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk d/ fjzdh ftF/ dh e/tb gfjbh nkgFB, phHJ/H
Gkr d{ik dh d{ih nkgFB ns/ phHJ/H Gkr shik dh gfjbh nkgFB
jh gVQkJh ikt/rh. ftGkr tb'A fJjBK nkgFBK dh jh gkm ;wZroh
G/ih ikt/rh.
500$- o[gJ/ b/N \h; Bkb L 30 Btzpo, 2010
1000$- o[gJ/ b/N \h; Bkb L 21 cotoh, 2011
(ofi;Noko ;kfjp dh gqtkBrh Bkb)
ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEh
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh ftd//F ftu ofjzd/ jB go T[BQK B/
Gkos ftu fe;/ :{Bhtof;Nh$p'ov s'A e'Jh gqhfynk gk; ehsh j?
sK T[BQK ~ n;b wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N d/Dk gt/rk.
e/ A d o ;oeko dh wfB;Noh nk\ fjT{ w ? B fo;' o ;
fvt?bgw?AN tb'A ehshnK jdkfJsK nB[;ko fijV/ ftd/Fh
ftfdnkoEh Gkos ftu ofj e/ f;Zfynk gqkgs eoBk ukjz[d/ jB,
T[j dk]bk b?D ;w/A ;N{v?AN th}k iK gq'th}Bb ;N{v?AN th}k g/F
eoBr/. nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu T[BQK ~ dk]bk BjhA
fdZsk ikt/rk.
wkJhr/qFB ;oNhfce/N s'A S'N
j/m fbyhnK e?NkrohnK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ wkJhr/qFB
;oNhfce/N d/D s'A S'N j? L
1) fijV/ ftfdnkoEh w?fNqe$jkfJo ;?ezvoh$10+2 (gzikp
:{Bhtof;Nh$gzikp, fjwkub, jfonkDk ;e{b f;Zfynk
p'ov) gk; eoB T[gozs dk]bk b?Ad/ jB.
2) T[j ftfdnkoEh fijV/ gzikph gqt/fFek iK fvgb'wk fJB
fvtfBNh ftu dk]bk b?Ad/ jB, i/ e'Jh ftfdnkoEh fe;/
d{ih :{Bhtof;Nh s'A fJ; s'A T[go dh ebk; gk; eod/
jB sK T[ B Q K ~ T[ ; ;z ; Ek s' A @e' J h fJsok} BjhA #
;oNhfce/N b? e/ d/Dk gt/rk.
7H dk]bk \kow Bkb BZEh eoB tkb/ b'VhAd/ j/m fbyhnK ftu'A e'Jh T{DskJh gkJh iKdh j? sK T[;dk dk]bk
d;skt/ } \kow oZd ehsk ik ;edk j?.
(T) T[whdtko dhnK j[[D/-j[D/ fyutkJhnK S/ gk;g'oN ;kJh}
dhnK c'N'nK, fJBQK ftu'A fJe fe;/ r}fNv n\;o s'A
s;dhe ehsh j'Jh dk]bk \kow ftu dZ;h j'Jh EK s/
fugek fdZsh ikt/, d{;oh fpBK s;dhe ehsh \'N' ~
FBkysh ekov s/ fugek fdZsk ikt/, ns/ pkeh uko c'aN'
Bkb BZEh ehshnK ikD.
(n) T[whdtko nkgD/ nkuoD dk ;oNhfce/N T[; ;e{b$ekbi
fiE'A T[; B/ nkyoh ghqfynk gk; ehsh j't/, d/ fgqz;hgb s'A
b? e/ Bkb brkJ/rk. i/eo T[; ~ fJj ;oNhfce/N BjhA
fwb ;edk sK T[j fe;/ r}fNv n\;o s'A b? e/ Bkb bkt/
rk. ftd/FK ftu ofjzd/ T[whdtko fJj ;oNhfce/N Gkosh
n?wp?;h d/ nfXekoh s'A b? e/ Bkb brkT[Dr/.
(J) n;b$nko}h ;oNhfce/N$fvroh ns/ nze fpUok ekov
fi; d/ nkXko s/ dk]bk fbnk ik fojk j?.
(;) Jh;th e?bzvo nB[;ko iBw-fwsh dh s;dhe F[dk ekgh
ns/ w?fNqe nze fpT{ok ekov dh ekgh.
(j) i/eo \h; fvwKv vokcN okjhA G/ih iKdh j? sK ofi;Noko,
gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ BK s/ b'VhAdh fNT{FB
\h; ns/ d{i/ yofunK dk eok; ehsk fvwKv vokcN Bkb
brkfJnk ikt/ ns/ fJ;d/ fgSb/ gk;/ ftfdnkoEh nkgDk
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BK, fgsk dk BK, iwks s/ \kow dk eqw nze Bzpo }o{o
fby/ sK fe \h; dk fwbkB j' ;e/.
(e) fB:ws EK s/ j;sk]o ehsk FBkysh ekov, fi; T[s/
sk}h fyutkJh fpBK s;dhe ehsh \'N' brkJh ikt/.
(y) i/ b'V j't/ sK Bkb wkJhr/qFB ;oNhfce/N w{b o{g ftu
bkfJnk ikt/.
(r) g{ok Gfonk j'fJnk dk]bk \kow ofi;Nov vke okjhA
w[yh, fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh,
gfNnkbk -147002 ~ G/fink ikt/. fb\kc/ s/ ;gFN
s"o s/ fbfynk ikt/ L **^^^ e'o; ftu dk]b/ bJh
no}h*#. \kow gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh d/ @g[ZS-frZS ns/
;{uBk e/Ado# (w/B-r/N) d/ ekT{ANo s/ d;sh s"o s/ d/
e/ th o;hd bJh ik ;edh j?.
b/N \h; fBoXkos eoB bJh dk]bk \kow ~ ftGkr
ftu T[;/ fdB gj[zfunk wzB fbnk ikt/rk fi; fdB
ofi;Noh eotkJh rJh j?. fJ; bJh vkeykB/ dh o;hd
;zGkb e/ oZyD dh b'V j?. b'V g?D s/ ftGkr fJj o;hd
wzr ;edk j?.
B' N L T[ w hdtko i' phHJ/ H Gkr shik ftZ u dk]bk b? A d /
jB, T[j phHJ/H Gkr-. ns/ .. d/ ;oNhfce/NK dhnK
s;dheF[ d k c' N ' - ekghnK Bkb }o{ o BZ E h eoB.
8H dk]bk \kow oZ d eoB pko/
i/eo fe;/ T[whdtko tb'A Go/ rJ/ dk]bk \kow ftu
(1) i/ e o dk]bk \kow nX{ o k j? iK T[ ; Bkb b' V hA d /
d;skt/} iK c'N'rqkc BjhA bkJ/ rJ/.
(2) T[whdtko ;pzfXs ebk; ftu dk]bk b?D bJh :'rsk
FosK g{ohnK BjhA eodk.
(3) i/eo j/mbh gqhfynk, fi;d/ nkXko s/ fe;/ e'o; ftu
dk]bk fbnk ikDk j?, T[j :{Bhtof;Nh tb'A wkBsk gqkgs
Bjh j?.
(4) \h;K ns/ j'o uzd/ g{o/ BjhA Go/.
(5) T[whdtko B/ dk]bk \kow s/ nkgD/ j;sk]o BjhA ehs/.
(6) dk]bk \kow ftu Go/ rJ/ t/ot/ rbs iK B[e;dko
gkJ/ rJ/ jB.
fJj rZb B'N eoB :'r j? fe nfij/ e/;K ftu fNT{FB
\h; ns/ j'o uzfdnK dh tkg;h, fJ; gqk;g?eN; ftu
nfXnkfJ gfjbk @@fNT{FB \h; ns/ j'o ;kbkBk uzfdnK
dh tkg;h## f;ob/y nXhB dZ;h rJh ftt;Ek nB[;ko
jh ehsh ikt/rh.
n;b ;oNhfce/ N dh gVskb
fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ j/mbh gqhfynk fi; d/ nkXko s/
T[j fe;/ e'o; ftu dk]bk b? oj/ jB, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh ~
SZv e/ fe;/ j'o :{Bhtof;Nh iK p'ov s'A gk; ehsh j?, T[; bJh
nkgDh n;b fvroh$;oNhfce/N gVskb bJh G/iD/ }o{oh
jB. id'A sZe fJBQK d;skt/}K dh gVskb BjhA j' iKdh, T[Bh jk;b BjhA eodk (fvgb' w k fJB fvtfBNh d/
d/o sZe fe;/ e'o; bJh ftfdnkoEh dh gksosk nko}h j't/ e/; ftu)
rh. i/eo fe;/ ftfdnkoEh tb'A G/ih rJh fvroh$d;skt/} (n) phHJ/H Gkr ., .. ns/ ... L fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK
iknbh, Bebh ;kps j[zdk j? iK T[; ftu e'Jh efNzr gkJh B/ j'oBK ftfFnK s'A fJbktk wB'ftfrnkB$fcbk;ch$
iKdh j? sK ftGkr ~ fJj jZe j't/rk fe T[j nko}h dk]bk r[owfs ;zrhs dk ftFk fbnk j'fJnk j? ns/ fBZih ;zgoe
ns/$iK ;pzfXs gqhfynk d/ fe;/ Gkr dk fo}bN oZd eo ;edk
g'r
q okw d"okB 75% b?euo ns/ gqe
? Nheb g{o/ BjhA ehs/.
j?. id'A ed/ th n;b ;oNhfce/N ns/ d;skt/} wzr/ ikD sK
fJj ftfdnkoEh dh w[Ybh f}zw/tkoh j? fe T[j fBoXkos ;w/A d/ (J) n?wHJ/H Gkr . ns/ .. L i' b'VhAdh frDsh
nzdo-nzdo fJj g/F eo/ ns/ nfijk Bk eoB dh ;{os ftu ftu T[sZo-gZso g/F BjhA eodk ns/ fBZih ;zgoe
fpBK fe;/ j'o B'fN; d/ T[; dk dk]bk oZd ;wfMnk ikt/rk. gq'rokw d"okB 75% b?euo g{o/ BjhA eodk.
gVskb eoB T[gozs ftfdnkoEh d/ n;b 10H \h; ;pz X h }o{ o h jdkfJsK
;oNhfce/ N $d;skt/ } T[ ; ~ tkg; w' V fdZ s / ikDr/ .
1H bkfJp/ q o h ;feT[ o Nh
9H ;kbkBk gq h fynk bJh gksosk ns/ fNT{;aB \h; uzd/ dh oew ftZu 735$- o[gJ/ bkfJp/qoh
gq h fynk bJh FosK g{ o hnK Bk eoB ;feT[oNh dh oew th Fkwb j?. fJj oew ftfdnkoEh
tkfbnK bJh ez N hfBT{ J / F B \h; ftGkr SZvD s'A fJe ;kb d/ nzdo-nzdo nzfsek @;# s/
ftGkr tZb'A ubkJ/ ik oj/ tZy-tZy e'o;K bJh dk]b bZr/ gq'ckow/ s/ fbysh p/Bsh eoB s/ tkg; b? ;eDr/.
ehs/ iKd/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ ;pzfXs gqhfynk bJh :'r j'D ykso Bshik x'fFs j'D s/ p/Bsh gZso d/D dh nkyoh fwsh
e[ZM FosK g{ohnK eoBhnK g?AdhnK jB fiBQK pko/ fJ; gqk;g?eN; 15 i[bkJh j't/rh fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJBN/ro/fNv e'o;
ftu jo e'o; bJh tZyok-tZyok f}eo ehsk j'fJnk j?. T[BQK ftZu dk]bk b?D ;w/A bkfJp/qoh ;feT[oNh iwQK eotkT[Ad/
FosK ftu, j'o s'A fJbktk, fBZih ;zgoe g'qrokw ftu fjZ;k b? jB T[BQK ~ e'o; d/ nrb/ Gkr bJh bkfJp/qoh ;feT[oNh
e/ fBoXkos jk}ohnK g{ohnK eoBhnK, T[Zso-gZso g/F eoB/ d[pkok iwQK eotkT[D dh b'V BjhA j't/rh, pFos/ fe
nkfd Fkwb jB. nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' fJj ;kohnK FosK iK fJ; d" o kB e' J h r? g ;kb Bk j' t / .
e'Jh fJe Fos g{oh eoB s'A n;woE ofjzd/ jB, T[BQK ~ 2H so[ Z N h \h;
gqhfynk ftu p?mD dh nkfrnk BjhA fdZsh iKdh. T[j nrb/ dk]bk \kow d/ Bkb fNT{;aB \h;$uzd/ ns/ j'o ukofi}
nekdfwe ;kb d"okB nkgDh gksosk pjkb eotk ;ed/ jB g{o/ GoB/ j'Dr/. xZN \h; GoB tkb/ ftfdnkoEh s'A
ns/ fJ; wzst bJh T[BQK ~ b'VhAdh xkN noEks fBZih ;zgoe pekfJnk \h; iwQK eotkT[D ;w/A 300$-o[gJ/ so[ZNh
gq'rokw ftu Gkr b? e/ b'VhAdhnK jk}ohnK g{ohnK eoe/ iK \h; ukoi ehsh ikt/rh.
b'VhAd/ T[Zso-gZso g/F eoe/ g{oh eoBh gt/rh. fJ; wzst 3H gq h fynk \h;, fNT{ ; a B \h;$uz d / nkfd ftZ u i/ e o
bJh T[BQK ~ fJe doyk;s d/Dh gt/rh ns/ 500/-o[gJ/ ezNhfBT{J/ :{Bhtof;Nh tZbA' pknd ftZu fe;/ ;w/A tkXk ehsk iKdk j?
FB \h; ti'A fJe fvwKv vokcN okjhA G/iD/ g?Dr/. fJj fvwKv sK ftfdnkoEh B{z b'VhAdh tkX{ oew ndk eoBh j'tr / h.
vokcN eok; ehsk j't/ ns/ fi; T[Zs/ Fpd @n?Av e'# fbfynk 4H gz i kph :{ B htof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ eowukohnK B{ z
j't/. fJj fvwKv vokcN ofi;Noko, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, bkfJp/qoh ;feT[oNh, w?vheb \h; ns/ bkfJp/qoh w?ApofFg
gfNnkbk d/ BK j'Dk ukjhdk j? ns/ no}h ;w/s fvwKv vokcN s'A S'N j't/rh.
d/ 30 ;szpo sZe ftGkr ftu g[ZiDh }o{oh j?. 11H ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEhnK bJh dk]bk \h;
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh fJ; :{Bhtof;Nh s'A ns/ uz d /
wkJhr/ q N j' e/ d{ ; oh :{ B htof;Nh ftZ u dk]bk b? b? A d /
fijV/ ftfdnkoEh ftd/F ftu ofj oj/ jB, T[j fNT{FB
jB T[ B Q K B{ z fJ; e? N kroh ftZ u ;[ f tXk BjhA fdZ s h ik
\h;, j'o ;kbkBk \h;K ns/ fJBcok;Noeuo fvt?bgw?AN
;edh.
\h; ftd/Fh eoz;h ftu, dk]bk b?Ad/ ;w/A j/m fby/ nB[;ko iwQK
j/ m fbyhnK gq ; fEshnK ftZ u fe;/ ftfdnkoEh
eotkT[Dr/.
B{ z ;kbkBk gq h fynk ftZ u p? m D s' A n:' r eoko fdZ s k
(T) fNT{ F B \h; ftd/ F h eoz ; h
ik ;edk j? .
g" A v i K :{ H n? ; Hvkbo
(T) fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh, frnkBh ns/
gzikph gqt/fFek 50 iK 75
n? w HJ/ H e' o f;}
frnkBh 65 iK 100
(1) fijVk ftfdnkoEh fBZih ;zgoe g'r q okwK ftu 75% b?euo
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 65 iK 100
g{o/ BjhA eodk iK fijVk fJ; dh EK gqki?eN fog'oN$Now-
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik 150 iK 225
g/go BjhA G/idk. (fiE/ feXo/ th nfijh ftt;Ek j?)
ns/ shik
(2) fijVk ftfdnkoEh b'VhAdh frDsh ftu T[sZo-gZso
phHekwH Gkr gfjbk, d{ik 200 iK 300
BjhA G/idk iK T[Zso-gZso d/ w[bKeD ftu b'VhAd/ nze
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 ns/ shik
n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 250 iK 375
(n) ;kbkBk ukofi} ftd/ F h eoz ; h
g" A v i K :{ H n? ; H vkbo
gzikph gqt/fFek, frnkBh, 150 iK 225
phHJ/H$phHekwH,
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh ns/ n?wHJ/H
(J) gqhfynk e/Ado pDkT[D dh \h; 1000 :{Hn?;H vkbo
fJZe ;?ANo bJh (;kohnK iK fJ;d/ pokpo g"Av
ebk;K bJh)
(;) vke ]ou/ dh \h; 100 iK 150
(j) fJBcok;Noeuo 40 iK 60
fvt?bgw?AN \h;
B'N L(1) i/eo nzp?A;h tb'A gqhfynktK ;pzXh fe;/
soQ K d/ j' o yofunK dh wz r ehsh iKdh j? sK
T[ j th ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEhnK ~ GoB/ g? D r/ .
( 2 ) i/eo fvgb'w?fNe p?r okjhA gkm ;wZroh
wzrtkT[Dh j't/ sK Gkosh jkJh efwFB d/
eowukoh, T[BQK d/ tkov} s'A ftd/Fh
ftfdnkoEhnK tk;s/ fBoXkfos vke youk ukoi
BjhA ehsk ikt/ r k.
12H fNT{ ; aB \h; ns/ ;kbkBk uz d / iwQ K
eotkT[ D dk Yz r
ftfdnkoEh nkgDh \h;$uzd/ d/F ftu ;fEs ;N/N p?Ae
nk\ gfNnkbk dh fe;/ th Fkyk ftu e'o p?Afezr okjhA fBoXkos
gq'ckowk (i' gqk;g?eN; ftu T[gbZpX j?) Go e/ iwQK eotk
;ed/ jB.
iK
ftfdnkoEh nkgDh \h;$uzd/ ;N/N p?Ae nk\ gfNnkbk,
gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh pqKu iK gfNnkbk d/ fe;/ th nB[;f{ us p?Ae dk
fvwKv vok\N ofi;Noko, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ BK s/
G/iD. fvwKv vok\N e/tb @@n?v e'##Bkb jh eok; j't./ fvwKv
vok\N d/ fgSb/ gk;/ ftfdnkoEh dk Bkw, fgsk dk Bkw ns/ e'o;
dk Bkw }o{o fbfynk ikt/ sK fe \h; dk fwbkB j' ;e/.
ftfdnkoEh ~ d/F ftu ;fEs ;N/N p?Ae nk\
gfNnkbk dh fe;/ th Fkyk ftu e' o p? A f ez r okjhA
nkgDh \h; dh ndkfJrh eoB bJh jdkfJsK L
1H ftfdnkoEh$wkg/, ;N/N p?Ae nk\ gfNnkbk dh B/Vbh Fkyk
ftu ik e/ \h; iwQK eotk ;ed/ jB.
2H \h; GoB bJh fBoXkos gq'ckowk (i' gqk;g?eN; ftu
T[gbpZX j?) fi; d/ fszB Gkr jB ~ GoB bJh ftfdnkoEh
~ j/m fbyhnK rZbK tZb fXnkB oZyDk j't/rk. :ehBB
fJj gq'ckowk ;jh ns/ mhe Yzr Bkb Gfonk ikt/ L
1H \h; ;fbg ftu \h; GoB dh fwsh$ubkB Bzpo Gfonk
ikt/.
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2H dk]bk \kow Bzpo Gfonk ikt/. ftfdnkoEh nkgDk
BK, fgsk dk BK, iwks, ftFk, p?Ae dh poKu dk BK ns/
e'v Bzpo Go/rk.
3H \h; ;fbZg d/ gfjbk Gkr s/ d{ik Gkr ftu'A gfjbk
Gkr ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ e'b foekov d/ s"o s/ oyDr/
ns/ d{ik Gkr ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ dk]bk \kow Bkb
brkT[Dr . sh;ok Gkr ;pzXs p?Ae dh poKu nkgD/
foekov bJh oy/rh.
ftfdnkoEh fJ; rZb ~ :ehBh pDkT[D fe T[BQK tb'A
gqkgs \h; ;fbg d/ gfjb/ ns/ d{i/ Gkr T[go ;pzXs p?Ae d/
eowukoh d/ j;sk]o ns/ w'jo brh j'Dh }o{oh j?.
iwQK eotkJh rJh \h; ftfdnkoEh ~ p?Ae tb'A tkfg;
BjhA ehsh ikt/rh. p?Ae fty/ iwQK ehsh rJh \h; ;fbZg dh c'N'
ekgh ftGkr ;theko BjhA eo/rk. \h; dh ;fbg r[zw j' ikD
dh ;{os ftu ftfdnkoEh ;pzXs p?Ae dh poKu tb'A ;pzXs
eowukoh s'A b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N b?Dr/ fe T[BQK B/ fJj \h;
p?Ae ftu iwQK eotkJh j?
}o{oh B'N L
(T) fvwKv vok\N G/iD s'A gfjbK fJj :ehBh pDkfJnk
ikt/ fe ikoh eoB tkb/ p?Ae d/ Ffjo dk BK }o{o
fbfynk j't/.
(n) Uto-okJhfNzr s/ d;sys j'J/ j'D.
(J) nZyoK s/ fjzdf;nK ftZu doi oew fwbdh j't/.
(2) Gkosh g';Nb nkovo iK u?e iK wBhnkovo d[nkok
G/ih rJh ch; ;theko BjhA ehsh ikt/rh.
(3) dk]bk \kow ;w/s fvwKv vok\N fijVk ofi;Noko,
gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk d/ jZe ftZu j't,/ w[yh, fv;N?A;
n?}e { F
/ B ftGkr, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk-147002
B{z ofi;Nov vke d[nkok fB;fus fwsh sZe G/fink ikt/
iK :{Bhtof;Nh w/B r/N s/ ;fEs g[ZS-frZS ;?ANo s/ iwQK
eotkfJnk ikt/ s/ o;hd gqkgs ehsh ikt/.
(4) ;koh dk]bk \h; fJe' fe;s ftu dk]bk \kow Bkb
G/ih ikt/.
(5) ftfdnkoEh nkgDh gqhfynk \h; gzikph
:{ B htof;Nh d/ e? ; hno e' b e? ; ftu iK vhwKv
vokcN okjhA i' fe ofi;Noko gzikph
:{ B htof;Nh d/ BK j' t / iwQ K eotk ;edk j? .
e'o p?Afezr okjhA iwQK eotkJh gqhfynk \h;
gq t kB BjhA ehsh ikt/ r h.
13H \h; w[ n kch
(T) j/m fbyhnK Fq/DhnK d/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fNT{FB \h; dh
S'N fdZsh ikt/rh. T[j e/tb ;kbkBk uzfdnK dh oew
ns/ ;pzfXs e'o; bJh dk]bk \h; iwQK eotkT[Dr/.
(1) fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB ftGkr ftu gVQd/ d' ;e/ G?D$Gok dh
fNT{FB \h; #u'A nZXh \h; w[nk\h dh S'N T[; ftfdnkoEh
B{z fdZsh ikt/rh, fijVk nfij/ e'o; ftu gVQ fojk
j't/, fi;dh fNT{FB \h; d{i/ G?D$Gok d/ e'o; dh fNT{FB
 \h; Bkb'I xZN j't/. i/ T[BQK ftu'A fJe th ;oft; eodk
j? iK T[;dh nkwdB dk e'Jh j'o t;hbk j't/ sK fNT{FB
\h; dh fonkfJs BjhA fdZsh ikt/ r h. nfij/
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fNT{FB \h; w[nk\h dh do]k;s Bkb
d;thA d/ ;oNhfce/N dh ekgh dk]bk b?D dh fwsh s'A
fJe wjhB/ d/ nzdo-nzdo }o{o d/Dh j't/rh. fwZE/ ;w/A
s'A pknd e'Jh th p/Bsh gZso, fJ; wzst bJh ;theko
BjhA ehsk ikt/rk.
(2) i/ ;Ze/ G?D$Gok ftu'A e'Jh th Fkdh-F[dk j't/ sK T[j
nZXh fNT{FB \h; w[nk\h dh S'N BjhA b? ;eDr/.
(3) c"i, noX-;?fBe pbK d/ eowukohnK d/ pZu/$nkFfos
fijV/ Gkos-gkfe izr 1965, Gkos-gkfe izr 1971,
Gkos-uhB izr 1962 ns/ fJzvhnB gh; ehfgzr c'o;*
(nkJhHghHe/Hn?cH) Fqh bzek ftu wko/ rJ/ iK jw/FK bJh
ngkji j' rJ/ j'D.
(4) gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh eowukohnK dh gsBh$pZu$ / ;Ze/ bVe/
$ bVehnK** B{z fBwB nB[;ko S'N fdZsh ikt/rh L-
(T) fijBK dh 16,480$- o[gJ/ sZe gqsh wjhBk p/f;e
sBykj j't/ L g{oh fNT{FB \h; w[nk\
(n) fijBK dh 16,481$- s'A 18,450$- o[gJ/ sZe gqsh
wjhBk p/f;e sB]kj j't/ L nZXh fNT{FB \h; w[nk\
(5) gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh eowukohnK bJh L g{oh fNT{FB
\h; w[nk\
(n) gzikp ;oeko d/ rFsh gZso BzL 19287-IEDU/4
1386-92, fwsh 30-04-1990 nB[;ko ;oekoh ns/
;oekoh ;jkfJsk gqkgs ;z;EktK ftu fBwBfbys
Fq/DhnK B{z w[cas f;Zfynk (fNT{FB \h; ns/ j'o uzd/
w[nk\) dh ;j{bs fdZsh rJh j?. gozs{ i/eo T[jh
ftfdnkoEh c/bQ j'D T[gozs T[;/ ebk; ftu w[V dk]bk
b?Adk j? sK T[j w[cas ftZfdnk dh ;j{bs dk jZedko
BjhA j?.
(6) 1984 d/ dzfrnK iK nfstkdhnK jZE'A gzikp ftu wko/
rJ/ T[gihteK d/ pZfunK B{z gzikp ;oeko d/ rFsh
gZso Bzpo 4 JhHvhH:{H$vi$340-345, fwsh 09-02-
1987 nB[;ko w[\s ftZfdnk fdZsh ikt/rh.
(7) f;tb nfXekohnK dh ;jkfJsk bJh ehsh rJh c"ih
ekotkJh ftu wko/ rJ/ c"ihnK d/ pZu/.
(8) dzrk gqGkfts 100 gqshFs ngzr ftneshnK d/ pZu/.
(9) f;Zy wkJhro/NK d/ pZu/.
(10) wko/ rJ/$100 gqshFs ngzr$c"ih Gr"fVnK d/ pZu/.
eqwKe Bzpo (3) nB[;ko ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ dk]bk
\kow d/ Bkb b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N ;pzfXs nkch;o ewKfvzr iK
f}bQk nfXekoh fi; f}bQ/ Bkb T[whdtko ;pzfXs j't/, :'r
* fgZm nz e D Bz p o 17$16-3 JhHvhHn? b Hn? u -6$1024,
fwsh 06-04-1983 (gz i kp ;oeko f;Z f ynk ftGkr ;pz f Xs
vhHghHnkJhH, gzikp)
** i/eo T[j B"eoh Bk eod/ j'D.
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d\so dh w'jo brk e/ d;s]s eotke/ G/iD. eqwKe Bzpo
(4) ns/ (5) d/ ftfdnkoEh nkgDk b'VhAdk ;oNhfce/N nwbk$b/
yk Fk]k tb'A ikoh eotke/ Bkb brkT[Dr/.
eqwKe Bzpo (6) Bkb ;pzfXs ftfdnkoEh nkgD/ f}bQ/
d/ fi;d/ T[j gZe/ s"o #s/ tk;h jB, fvgNh efwFBo s'A g{o/ t/
ot/ ;w/s ;oNhfce/N dh s;dhe-F[dk c'N'-ekgh dk]bk \kow
Bkb G/iDr/, fi; ftu fbfynk j'fJnk j't/ fe T[BQK dk T[gihte
1984 d/ dzfrnK ftu iK gzikp dhnK nfstkdh ;orowhnK
ftu wkfonk frnk j?.
eqwKe (7) s'A (10) sZe d/ T[whdtko T[fus nfXekoh
s'A gqkgs ;oNhfce/N dh s;dhe-F[dk ekgh Bkb brkT[D.
14H fNT{;aB \h; ns/ j'o ;kbkBk uzd/ tkfg;
b? D pko/
ftfdnkoEhnK okjhA fNT{;aB \h; ns/ ;kbkBk uzd/ i' fe
\kow Bkb iK T[; s'A pknd iwQK eotkJ/ rJ/ jB, tkfg;
BjhA ehs/ ikDr/ i/eo L
(1) ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fwZEh fwsh sZe nkgDh g{oh fNT{FB \h;
iK uzd/ iK fJBQK dk ofjzdk pekfJnk iwQK Bk eotkfJnk j't/
ns/ fJ; ekoB T[;dk dk]bk oZd eo fdZsk frnk j't./
(2) ftfdnkoEh B/ fBFfus fwsh sZe nkgD/ ;oNhfce/N$
fvroh$wkJhrq/FB ;oNhfce/N g/F BjhA ehs/ iK T[; tb'A
g/F ehs/ rJ/ ;oNhfce/N iknbh$M{m/ gkJ/ rJ/ j'D.
(3) T[whdtko fe;/ th ebk; ftu dk]bk b?D bJh ftGkr B{z
dk]bk \kow G/iD T[gozs gVQkJh ikoh BjhA oZyDk
ukj[zdk.
(4) i/ \kow ftu doi ikDekoh rbs iK M{mh j?.
B'NL fiBQ K ftfdnkoEhnK dh dk]b/ bJh gksosk Bjha
pDdh, T[BQK tZb'A iwQK eotkJh rJh fNT{FB \h;
25 gq s hFs eN" s h T[ g oz s tkg; ehsh ikt/ r h,
go uz f dnK dh oew ftu e' J h eN" s h BjhA ehsh
ikt/ r h. Goh j' J h b/ N \h; ns/ gq h fynk \h;
tkg; BjhA j' t / r h.
15H ftFk$nkgFB$wkfXnw pdbD pko/
(i) ftfdnkoEh i' ftFk iK wkfXnw fJZe tko dk]bk \kow
ftZu Goe/ fdzdk j? T[;~, fJBQK ~ pdbD dh nkfrnk BjhA
fdZsh ikt/rh, fJ; bJh dk]bk \kow fXnkB Bkb Go'.
(ii) i/eo ftfdnkoEh fe;/ e'o; bJh \h; GoB T[gozs e'o;
pdbDk ukj[zdk j? sK T[;B{z fNT{FB \h; s/ j'o uzd/ d[pkok
GoB/ g?Dr/. gfjbK Goh \h; tkfg; BjhA fdZsh ikt/rh.
(iii) n?wHJ/H dk T[j ftfdnkoEh, fi;B/ dk]bk \kow fBFfus
fwsh (fpBK b/N \h;) d/ nzdo Gfonk j? ns/ nkgFB
pdbDh ukj[zdk j?, 500$- o[gJ/ \h; Goe/ 31-10-2010
sZe nkgDh nkgFB pdb ;edk j?.
16H w? f oN fBFfus eoB ;z p z X h fB:w
n?wHJ/H d/ ftfdnkoEh fi; th gqDkbh (;w?;No$;kbkBk)
ftZu nyhobh gqhfynk fdzdk j?. T[; d/ ftZu f;oc @@n?e;NoBb
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nfXnkfJ d{ i k gzikph gqt/f;aek 10 iK 5
frnkBh 15 iK 20
1H :{ B htof;Nh gq h fynk bJh gksosk fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 15 iK 20
(T) fiBQK ftfdnkoEhnK B/ fBoXkfos e'o; ;cbsk g{ote phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik 10 iK 15
g{ok ehsk j't/ s/ T[BQK dk nkuoD mhe j't/, fJ; ;pzX phH ekwH Gkr gfjbk d{ik ns/ shik 15 iK 20
ftu w[yh gk;'A ;oNhfce/N d/D T[gozs fBoXkfos ehshnK n?wH J/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 10 iK 15
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ehsk frnk j?, gqhfynk \h; ;w/s fJ; ftGkr ftu ;ehw nXhB) ns/ n?wHJ/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik dhnK
gqk;g?eN; s/ do;kJhnK fwshnK nB[;ko ftGkr ftZu ;kbkBk gqhfynktK ngq?b d/ wjhB/ ftZu j'DrhnK iK
gj[zu ikDk ukjhdk j?. b/N gqhfynk \kow iK xZN \h; nekdfwe e"Af;b d[nkok e'Jh j'o fwshnK fBoXkfos
tkbk \kow ;theko BjhA ehsk ikt/rk ns/ ftfdnkoEh ehshnK ikDrhnK .
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fdB d[pkok gqhfynk \kow fJ; ftGkr ftu gqkgs j[zdk ohnghno b?D bJh, fB:w ikDB bJh ftfdnkoEh
j?, T[; fwsh dh b/N \h; ukoi ehsh ikt/rh. ;pzfXs gohfynktK d/ nfXnkdF d/yD.
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ekT[ANo s'A pDdh ehws ndk eoe/ gqkgs eo ;edk j?. fwshnK s/ iK fJjBK s'A gfjbK gj[zuDk ukjhdk j?.
b' V hA d / d;skt/ } ebk; fpBK i[ o wkB/ s' A 25 :{ H n? ; H vkbo iK
gqhfynk \kow d/ ;ko/ ekbw gzikph iK nzro/}h ftu 17 g" A v b/ N \h; Bkb
;k\-;k\ Go/ ikD. Bk bkr{ j'D tkbh uh} eZN fdZsh ikt/. phHJ/H 31 wkou, 2011 15 wJh, 2011
gqhfynk \kow ftu fe;/ fe;w dh so[ZNh ofj ikD ekoB gqqhfynk phHekwH
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bJh ftfdnkoEh B{z ukjhdk j? fe T[j fJj gqhfynk \kow pVh frnkBh
;ktXkBh Bkb GoB. gzikph gqt/f;aek
(T) gqhfynk \kow s/ fszB gk;g'oN ;kJh} dhnK fpBK fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh
s;dheF[dk c'N'nK, fijVhnK fe dk]bk \kow s/ bZrhnK 3H gq h fynk e/ A do
c'N'nK Bkb w/b yKdhnK j'D, fugekJhnK ikD. c'N'nK gzikp oki ftZu gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh d/ nfXeko y/so
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;?;aB fbfynk j'Dk }o{oh j?. bJh gZso-ftjko f;Zfynk ftGkr d/ ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK ~ gzikph
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okjhA G/ih iKdh j? sK fvwKv vok\N @n?Av e'# fby e/ fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh e'o;K bJh, ftfdnkoEhnK dh frDsh
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brkfJnk ikt/. ftfdnkoEh fvwKv vok\N d/ fgSb/ gqhfynk e/AdoK dh ;{uh gqhfynk \kow d/ fgSb/ gzB/ s/
gk;/ nkgDk BK, fgsk dk BK, g{ok gsk, gqhfynk dk BK, d/yh ik ;edh j?. :{Bhtof;Nh e'b fJj nfXeko j? fe T[j
\kow Bzpo }o{o fby e/ G/iD sK fe \h; T[BQK d/ yks/ fpBK e'Jh ekoB dZ;/ fJjBK ftZu'A e'Jh e/Ado ]sw eo ;edh
ftu jh iwQK j't/ ns/ e'Jh j'o ftnesh fJ; dk d[oT[g:'r j? iK BtK e/Ado ;Ekfgs eo ;edh j?.
Bk eo ;e/. B'N L
(J) gqhfynk \kow ns/ \h; fJ; ftGkr B{z fBFfus fwsh s'A 1) ;kbkBk gqhfynktK bJh ;ko/ ftfdnkoEhnK dh gksosk
gfjbK ofi;Noh eotk e/ w[yh, fvgkoNw?AN nk\ fv;N?A; nko}h j't/rh. gqhfynk o'b Bzpo ikoh eoB dk wsbp
n?}{e/FB, gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk-147002 d/ fJj BjhA j't/rk fe ftfdnkoEh dh gksosk :{Bhtof;Nh
BK s/ G/i'. B/ gZe/ s"o s/ wzB bJh j?. gksosk dhnK FosK g{ohnK Bk

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 j'D eoe/ iK fe;/ th ;oNhfce/N, i' fe ftGkr ftu iwQK
eotkJ/ rJ/ jB, ftu so[ZNh ofj ikD ekoB fe;/ th
;N/i s/ gqhfynk F[o{ j'D s'I gfjbK iK Bshik x'fFs j'D
T[gozs gksosk oZd ehsh ik ;edh j?.
2) ftd/Fh ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gqhfynk e/Ado T[BQK d/FK ftZu
1000 :{H n?;Hvkbo iK fJ; d/ pokpo dh oew gqkgs
eoB wro'A ;Ekfgs ehs/ ikDr/. pFos/ T[E/ ehs/ j'J/
s;ZbhpyF gqpzX tkJh;-uK;bo ;kfjp ~ gqtkB j'Dr//.
BjhA sK T[jBK ~ gzikp (Gkos) fty/ ;Ekfgs fe;/ fJe
;?ANo ftu gqhfynk d/Dh gt/rh. n?wp?;h tb'A i/eo gqhfynk
;zpzXh e'Jh j'o yofunK dh wzr ehsh iKdh j? sK T[j
ftfdnkoEh ~ GoB/ g?Dr/.
4H g[ B o w[ b KeD
g[Bo-w[bKeD bJh fB:s \kow (J) gqk;g?eN; ftZu
w"i{d j?. fJj \ow :{Bhtof;Nh gqhfynk d/ Bshi/ s'A pknd e/
tb b'V g?D s/ jh Gfonk ikDk j?. j/m fbyhnK FosK nB[;ko
g[Bo-w[bKeD bJh p/Bsh ehsh ik ;edh j? L
(T) T[j gohfynkoEh fijBK dhnK T[Zso-ekghnK :{Bhtof;Nh
tb'A nkgD/ s"o s/ i/ d' gqhfyneK s'A Bshik x'fFs j'D
s'A gfjbK w[bKeD eotkJhnK iKdhnK jB, sK T[j g[Bo-
w[bKeD bJh ;pzfXs nfXnkd/FK nXhB gkso BjhA
j'Dr/. fJ; ;pzXh t/otk :{Bhtof;Nh d/ Bshi/ B'Nhfce/
FB ftZu fdZsk ikt/rk.
(n) nzvo-ro?i{J/N gZXo s/ d' ftf;anK s'A tZX ns/ g';N-
ro?i{J/N gZXo s/ d' g/goK s'A tZX g[Bo-w[bKeD BjhA
eotkfJnk ik ;edk.
(J) nzvo-ro?i{J/N e'o;K bJh jo g/go bJh 400$- o[gJ/
s/ g';N-ro?i{J/N e'o;K bJh 500$-o[gJ/ gqsh T[sZo-
ekgh \h; d/Dh j't/rh.
(;) gZso-ftjko f;Zfynk ftGkr d/ o?r{bo ftfdnkoEh nze
fpT{ok ekov @s/ nzfes fwsh s'A 21 fdBK d/ nzdo-
nzdo g[Bo-w[bKeD eotk ;ed/ jB.
(j) \kow ns/ \h; fwEh fwsh s'A pknd fe;/ th jkbs ftZu
;theko BjhA ehs/ ikDr/.
(e) i/eo e'Jh gqhfynkoEh nkgDh T[Zso-ekgh (fET{oh) dh
c'N' ekgh b?Dk ukj/ sK T[j Bshik x'fFs j'D dh fwsh
s'A 3 wjhB/ d/ nzdo-nzdo 2000$-o[gJ/ gqsh T[sZo-
ekgh iwQK eotkT[D T[gozs b? ;edk j?. go fJj ;[ftXk
e/tb T[BQK gqhfynkoEhnK bJh T[gbZpX j't/rh i' T[sZo-
ekghnK dk g[Bo-w[bKeD neotkT[D dhnK FosK dh
g{osh eod/ j'Dr/.
5H c/ b Q $ oh-nghno ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
;j{ b sK
nfijk ftfdnkoEh fi; B/ e'Jh e'o; g{ok eo fbnk j?
ns/ gohfynk BjhA d/ ;fenk iK gohfynk ftu c/bQ j' frnk j?
iK T[ ; dh ohnghno nk rJh j? , T[ j nrbh
;kbkBk$;gbhw?ANoh gohfynk ftu ftGkr d/ b/N ftfdnkoEh
ti' A p? m ;edk j? . T[ j w[ y h, gpbhe/ ; a B fpT{ o ' , gz i kph
:{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk-147002 gk;'A 175$-o[gJ/ dk vhwKv
vok\N @ofi;Noko gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk# d/ BK pDtk
e/ fi; T[s/ @n?Av e'# eok; ehsk j'fJnk j't/, gohfynk \kow
wzrtk ;edk j? (fJ; oew ftZu vke ]ou Fkfwb j?). T[j
nkgDk n? v o? ; fbfynk fJe fb\k\k th Bkb
G/i/. T[j nkgDk gohfynk \kow vhwKv vok\N ;fjs iK
:{Bhtof;Nh e?Fhno gk; f;ZX/ s"o s/ \h; iwQK eotk e/ G/i
;edk j?. nfijh ;{os ftu gohfynk \kow ofi;Nov vke
okjhA j/m fbyh ftXh nB[;ko G/fink ikt/.
(T) nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' fe;/ gqhfynk ftZu c/bQ j' rJ/ jB iK
fiBQK dh oh-nghno nkJh j? T[j nkgDk \kow, fJ; ftZu
fdZshnK rJhnK nEkoNh} ftu'A fe;/ fJe gk;'A s;dhe

b/ N v hH
hHJJ hH ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gq h fynk \h; \kow iwQ K eotkT[ D bJh nz f sw fwshnK
ebk; fpBK 800$- o[ g J/ 1200$- o[ g J/ 5000$- o[ g J/ 10,000$-o[gJ/
i[ o wkB/ s' A i[ o wkB/ Bkb i[ o wkB/ Bkb i[ o wkB/ Bkb i[ o wkB/ Bkb
nB[ g { o e gq h fynktK
gzikph gqt/fFek i[bkJh 15, i[bkJh 31, nr;s 16, nr;s 31, 10 ;szpo
frnkBh 2011 2011 2011 2011 (e'Jh th \kow
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh ;szpo 10, 2011
phHJ/H$phHekwH s'A pknd ;theko
(+3 BthA ;ehw nXhB) BjhA ehsk ikt/rk)
n?wHJ/H
;kbkBk gq h fynktK
T[go'es nes{po 15 Btzpo 15 d;zpo 15 iBtoh 15 wkou 15,
;kohnk ebk;K 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012
(e'Jh th \kow wkou 15 s'A
pknd ;theko BjhA ehsk ikt/rk)

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 eotk e/ f;ZXk ezNq'bo (gqhfynktK) B{z G/i ;ed/ jB. nfXnkfJ shik
(n) nfij/ ftfdnkoEh i' e'Jh e'o; g{ok eoB T[gozs gohfynk
BjhA d/ ;e/ ns/ ftGkr d/ b/N ftfdnkoEh ti'A gohfynk 1H nkw ikDekoh
d/ oj/ jB, T[j nkgDk gohfynk \kow w[yh, fv;N?A; (T) ftfdnkoEh d/ e'o; ftu dk]bk b?D ;w/A i' nfXnkd/F
n?i{e/FB ftGkr B{z G/iD sK fe fJj s;dhe eotkT[D bkr{ ;B, gohfynk sZe iK nekdfwe ;kb d/ nzs sZe
T[gozs gohfynk Fkyk B{z G/fink ik ;e/. bkr{ ofjDr/. :{Bhtof;Nh nfXnkd/F ftZu ;'X eo ;edh
ftGkr d/ g[okD/ ftfdnkoEh i' fe;/ tkX{ ftF/$g/go j? ns/ ;'X/ j'J/nfXnkd/F g[okD/ ns/ Bt/A ftfdnkoEhnK
iK nzeK$fvth}B d/ ;[Xko bJh gohfynk d/Dk ukj[D, T[j s/ bkr{ j'Dr/.
nkgDk dk]bk \kow, \kow ftZu fdZs/ rJ/ fe;/ th nfXekoh (n) The rules incorporated in this Prospectus
are subject to the over-riding effect of the
s'A s;dhe eotk e/ f;ZXk ezNo'bo (gqhfynktK) B{z G/iD.
relevant Regulations, Rules and Ordinances
6H fv;N?A; n?}e
{ F
/ B ftGkr d/ c/b$
Q oh-nghno contained in the Punjabi University
ftfdnkoEhnK bJh gohfynk \h; Calendars as also the resolutions adopted
gzikph gqt/fFek 1300$- o[gJ/ by the Academic Council/Syndicate from
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 1100$- o[gJ/ time to time. In case of any inconsistency
between, what is said in Prospectus and that
frnkBh 1300$- o[gJ/
in the Regulations, Rules and Ordinances
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ 1300$- o[gJ/ (jo/e
etc., the latter shall prevail.
shik Gkr bJh) + 400$-o[gJ/
gqsh gqe
? Nheb ftFk gqk;g?eN; ftu fdZs/ fe;/ fB:w d/ ;gFNheoB ftZu i/
eo e'Jh n;gFNsk ofj rJh j't/ sK T[; ;pzXh tkJh;-
phH ekwH Gkr gfjbk d{ik ns/ 1500$- o[gJ/ (jo/e
uK;bo ;kfjp d/ fBoD/ B{z nzfsw wzfBnk ikt/rk.
shik Gkr bJh) + 400$- o[gJ/
gq?eNheb \h;, f;oc (J) w[yh, fvgkoNw?AN nk\ fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB B{z nfXeko
phHekwH Gkr gfjbk bJh j't/rk fe fe;/ e'o; ftZu ekoB dZ;/ fpBK dk]bk Bk
eo/.
n?wH J/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 2100$- o[gJ/ (jo/e
Gkr bJh) (;) ;ko/ MrfVnK dk fBgNkok gfNnkbk Ffjo dhnK
ndkbsK dh jZd ftu j't/rk.
}o{oh B'N L
(j) e'Jh T[whdtko fJe c?ebNh iK tZy tZy c?ebNhnK ftu
1H oh-nghno ftfFnK dh gohfynk d/D tkb/ ftfdnkoEhnK
fJe e?bzvo ;kb ftu d' w/io gqhfynktK BjhA d/ ;edk.
B{z ;pzfXs gqhfynk tk;s/, gqkJht/N ftfdnkoEhnK bJh
(e) ftfdnkoEh B{z :{Bhtof;Nh tb'A i' gfjbK ofi;N/q;aB
fBoXkos g{oh \h; d/Dh j't/rh.
Bzpo nbkN j'fJnk j?, dk]bk \kow ftu }o{o Gfonk
2H nzeK$fvth}B ftZu ;[Xko eoB tkb/ gohfynkoEhnK B{z
ikt/. i/eo e'Jh ftfdnkoEh nbkN ehsk ofi;N/q;aB
T[ j ' \h; d/ D h gt/ r h fijVh fe fe;/ gohfynk d/
Bzpo \kow ftu BjhA Godk ns/ d{ik ofi;Nq/;aB Bzpo
gqkJht/N ftfdnkoEhnK bJh fBoXkfos j?.
:{Bhtof;Nh tZb'A nbkN ehsk iKdk j?, T[; ;{os ftu
3H tkX{$\oe tkb/ ftfFnK bJh \h; (;kohnK iwksK bJh) T[;dk pknd ftu nbkN j'fJnk ofi;N/qFB Bzpo oZd
800$-o[gJ/ gqsh ftFk j't/rh. ehsk ikt/rk ns/ gfjbK nbkN ehsk ofi;N/qFB Bzpo
c/ b Q $ oh-nghno$ftd/ F h ftfdnkoEhnK bJh jh ekfJw oj/rk. nfij/ ftfdnkoEh B{z 5000$-o[gJ/
gohfynk \h; ndk eoB/ j'Dr/.
ebk; g" A v iK :{ H n? ; Hvkbo 2H j' ; Nb ;[ f tXk
gzikph gqt/fFek 15 iK 20 d' Bt/A j';Nb fsnko eotkJ/ ik oj/ jB. j';NbK ftu EK
frnkBh 17 iK 25 T[gbZpX j'D dh ;{os ftu pkjo'A nkJ/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z ofjD
fvgb'wk fJB fvtfBNh 17 iK 25 bJh EK dh ;[ftXk j/m fby/ wzstK bJh fdZsh ik ;edh j? L
phHJ/H Gkr gfjbk, d{ik ns/ shik 15 iK 20 1H ;pzfXs ebk; d/ fBZih ;zgoe gqr
' okw ftu Fkwb j'D bJh.
phH ekwH gfjbk d{ik ns/ shik 17 iK 25 2H gfNnkbk fty/ ;Ekfgs gqhfynk e/AdoK ftu ;pzfXs
n?wH J/H Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik 15 iK 20 gqhfynk d/D bJh.
n?wH J/H (Xow nfXn?B) 25 iK 30 fJj ;[ftXk fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ns/ gqhfynktK dhnK
Gkr gfjbk ns/ d{ik fwshnK bJh jh T[gbZpX j't/rh. gozs{ d{o-d[okfvU nkJ/

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gqhfynk$fBZih ;zgoe gq'rokw ]sw j'D s'A pknd d' fdB sZe ebk; o'b BzpoHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
irQk fwb ;edh j?. 4H b/ y w[ e kpb/ bJh ftF/
j' ; Nb ftZ u fojkfJF bJh \h; okFNoh ns/ nzso-okFNoh wjZssk d/ ftfFnK pko/
jo o'} 25$- o[gJ/ ns/ xZN s'A xZN 100$- o[gJ/. ftfdnkoEhnK B{z fuzsBFhb pDkT[D bJh jo ;kb fJe b/y
T[go'es s'A fJbktk jo ftfdnkoEh B{z fvt?bgw?AN czv w[ekpbk eotkfJnk iKdk j?. nekdfwe ;?FB 2010-2011
ns/ j';Nb czv ti'A eqwtko 25$- o[gJ/ ns/ 50$- o[gJ/ d/D/ bJh b/y w[ekpb/ bJh ftF/ fBwB nB[;ko jB L
th }o{oh j'Dr/. frnkB d{s (20 10--11
10
(2010 11)) L fBpzX gqsh:'rsk d/ ftF/
3H ftGkrh w? r }hB gzikph L Punjabi
ftGkr jo ;kb @frnkB d{s# BK dk nkgDk w?r}hB 1. gzikp ftu tZX fojk BfFnK dk o[MkD
gqekf;as eodk j?. fJj w?r}hB ftfdnkoEhnK B{z wjZstg{oB 2. whvhnk ns/ gzikph ;fGnkuko
wkwfbnK ns/ j'o ftfFnK pko/ nkgD/ ftuko gqrNkT[D dk
nt;o gqdkB eodk j?. fJ;d/ Bkb jh fJj ftfdnkoEhnK dh
3H tksktoB T[s/ FfjoheoB d/ gqGkt
;kfjfse gqfsGk Bz{ th T[sFkfjs eodk j?. fJ; d/ uko Gkr 4. ezfgT{No dk ikd{
j'Dr/ L nzro/}h, fjzdh, gzikph ns/ fJe ;wkfie ftfrnkB 5. ftFtheoB ns/ dfjFstkd
dk. ftfdnkoEh nkgDhnK w"fbe feosK ns/ j'o nbZr-nbZr nzro/}h (English)
w[ekpfbnK T[s/ fszB/ GkFktK ftZu'A fe;/ fJe ftu fby e/ uh\
1. Rising Menace of Drug-addiction in
n?vhNo, frnkB d{s, fvgkoNw?AN nk\ fv;N?A; n?}{e/FB, gzikph
:{Bhtof;Nh, gfNnkbk-147002 B{z fwsh 31 d;zpo, 2010 Punjab
sZe G/i ;ed/ jB. fJ; s'A fgS'A fwbD tkbhnK ouBktK B{z 2. Media and Punjabi Culture
fJ; nze ftu Fkwb eoBk ;zGt BjhA j't/rk. frnkB d{s
bJh G/ihnK ikD tkbhnK ouBktK ~ ftfdnkoEh ouBktK 3. Influence of Urbanization on
T[s/ nkgDk Bkw, o'b Bzpo, ebk; ns/ ftFk }o{o fbyD. Environment
ftfdnkoEh nkgDhnK ouBktK$b/y$fuZso nkfd ftGkr ~ 4. Computer : How magical the magic
Jh-w/ b okjhA th G/ i ;ed/ jB. ftGkr dk Jh-w/ b gsk
headdccpbi@yahoo.com j?. w?r}hB bJh ouBktK fBwB box is ?
nB[;ko j' ;edhnK jB L 5. Globalization and Terrorism
(T) w"fbe nkoNheb$S'NhnK ejkDhnK$eftsktK$b/y nkfd. fgUnh (Hindi)
(n) e'Jh wB'ozie xNBk iK ;fEsh. feqgk eoe/ xNhnk 1. iatkc esa u'ks ds c<+rs dne
u[NefbnK s'A goj/} ehsk ikt/. 2. ehfM;k vkSj iatkch laLd`fr
(J) ftfdnkoEhnK dhnK toDB :' r fBZ i h gq k gshnK 3. okrkoj.k ij 'kgjhdj.k dk izHkko
seohpB 300 FpdK ftZu j'DhnK ukjhdhnK jB. 4. dEI;wVj dk tknw
ftGkr ftfdnkoEhnK dh F];hns d/ ;op-gZyh ftek; 5. oS'ohdj.k vkSj vkradokn
ns/ gqfsGk dh gqcb
[a sk fjZs fBwBfbys w[ekpb th eotkT[Adk j?.
5H ftGkr dh bkfJp/ q o h ns/ gVQ k Jh e/ A d o
(T) b/y w[ekpbk
ftGkr dh nkgDh bkfJpq/oh j? fijVh ftfdnkoEhnK B{z
(n) o/yk fuZso$fuZso$g/fNzr w[ekpbk e/tb ekbh-fuZNh bkfJp/qoh ;j{bsK gqdkB eodh j?. fJ; ftZu feskpK, ioBb,
(J) c'N'rok\ w[ekpbk o? c o? A ; ;? e FB jB. N? e Bheb ;Nk\ dh ;jkfJsk Bkb
T[es ftfGzB w[ekpfbnK bJh b/y$fuZso nkfd G/iD bkfJp/qoh ;/tk T[gbpX j?. ftGkrh bkfJp/qoh, ftfdnkoEhnK B{z
dh nzfsw fwsh th frnkB d{s bJh ouBktK G/iD tkbh jh j?, g';Nb bkfJp/qoh ;oft; th w[jZJhnk eodh j?. fijV/ ftfdnkoEh
noEks 31-12-2010 ftfdnkoEh fJj th B'N eo b?D fe fJj ;j{bs b?Dk ukj[zd/ j'D, T[j fJzukoi bkfJp/qoh B{z fbysh
b/y w[ekpb/ bJh jo/e GkFk ftZu 150$- o[gJ/, 100$-o[gJ/, o{g ftZu p/Bsh G/iD. fJ; wzst bJh ftfdnkoEh nkgDk FBk]sh
75$-o[gJ/ ns/ j'oBK w[ekpfbnK bJh 150$-o[gJ/ ns/ 100$- ekov, fijVhnK feskpK ukjhdhnK jB T[jBK dk BK fby
o[gJ/ d/ eqwtko d'-d' fJBkw th jB. G/iD. feskpK fJe wjhB/ bJh ikoh ehshnK iKdhnK jB. fJjBK
jo/e Gkr b?D tkbk ftfdnkoEh fJj ;oNhfce/N Bkb B{z d[pkok ikoh ehsk ik ;edk j?, i/ d{i/ ftfdnkoEhnK B{z Bk
BZEh eo/rk fe @@fJj nkoNheb$b/y$g/fNzr nkfd w/ohnK w"fbe ukjhdhnK j'D. ;w/ f;o feskp tkfg; Bk eoB dh ;{os
feosK jB ns/ fe;/ EK s'A u[okJhnK BjhA rJhnK.## ftu fJe o[ g J/ }[ o wkBk gq s h fdB bZ r / r k.
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ftGkr B/ w[Zy ftGkrh bkfJp/qoh s'A fpBK j/m fby/ ;NZvh

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;? A N oK s/ th bkfJp/ q o h ;j{ b sK gq d kB ehshnK jB, fiE/ \h; 100$-o[gJ/ ;kbkBk j?. fJe' tkoh 500$-o[gJ/ iwQK eotk
ftfdnkoEhnK B{z feskpK gVQB dh ;j{bs j? L e/ s[;hA nb{wBh d/ nkihtB (bkJh\) w?Apo th pD ;ed/ j'.
1H cohde'N L ;oekoh pofizdok ekbi 1 0 H i/eo dkybk ;zpzXh e'Jh n"eV nkT[Adh j? sK ftfdnkoEh
2H pfmzvk L foiBb ;?ANo gzikph :{Bhtof;Nh eBthBo n?vwhFB ew/Nh ~ 0175-3046473 s/ ;zgoe eo
3H poBkbk L n?;H vhH ekbi
;edk j?.
4H X{oh L d/F Grs ekbi poVQtkb
T[go'es ;?ANoK s/ ftfdnkoEh Fkw B{z p?m e/ gVQ ;ed/
jB s/ feskpK b? ;ed/ jB. ftfdnkoEh gfNnkbk iK T[go'es
;?ANoK ftZu w?ApofFg b? ;ed/ jB. d{joh w?ApofFg dh nkfrnk
BjhA fdZsh ik ;edh. ftfdnkoEh g/F nk ojh fe;/ th w[Feb
pko/ ;zpzfXs fJzukoi Bkb ;zgoe eo ;ed/ jB.
6H thfvU b? F B}
ftGkr tZb'A thfvU b?;B} th fsnko eotkJ/ rJ/ jB.
fJ; nXhB 40 ;hHvh} ftGkr dh bkfJp/qoh ns/ ;NZvh ;?ANoK
ftZu T[gbpX j'DrhnK. fJj ftfdnkoEhnK bJh ;NZvh w?Nhohnb
dk nB[g{oe j?. ftfdnkoEh fJBQK ;hHvh} okjhA xo p?m/ jh
ezfgT{No #s/ ;NZvh w?Nhohnb dk bkG gqkgs eo ;ed/ jB.
7H bkfJp/ q o h }wkBs tkg;h
ftGkr SZvD iK Bshik fBebD dh fwsh s'A fJe ;kb
d/ nzdo-nzdo (Gkt nrb/ ;kb 15 i[bkJh sZe) p/Bsh eoB
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 Administrative Staff

Professor & Head 0175-3046425

P.A. to Head 0175-3046421

Library Incharge 0175-3046439

Deputy Registrar 0175-3046426

Assistant Registrar 0175-3046423

Superintendent Admissions - I 0175-3046378

Superintendent Admissions - II 0175-3046379

Superintendent Admissions - III 0175-3046380

Steno to Teachers 0175-3046440

Convenor Admissions 0175-3046473

Fax : 0175-2282885
e-mail : headdde@yahoo.com
Website DDE : http://www/dccpbi.com
Website Punjabi Unviersity : http://www.punjabiuniversity.ac.in
 DATES TO REMEMBER
DATES FOR RECEIPT OF ADMISSION FORM AND FEE
Without Late Fee 27-08-2010
With late fee of Rs. 1000/- 10-09-2010
With late fee of Rs. 2500/- 1-10-2010
With late fee of Rs.5000/ (with the permission of the Vice-Chancellor) 10-12-2010

Note : Admission fee should be submitted by demand draft in favour of

Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala crossed as 'co' payable at Patiala or
through core banking. For details see page No. 36,37 & 58.

SCHEDULE OF SUBMISSION OF EXAMINATION FORM FOR ALL COURSES

Without late fee 21-11-2010

With late fee Rs. 800/- 02-01-2011
With late fee of Rs. 1200/- 02-02-2011
With late fee of Rs. 5000/- 18-02-2011
With late fee of Rs. 10000/- 05-03-2011

Note : Examination fee should be submitted in cash at the University cash counter
or by Demand Draft in favour of Registrar, Punjabi University, Patiala
payable at Patiala.

Important note for M.A. students regarding Internal Assessment :

There will be a house test for internal assesment for students of M.A Part-I & II. For
details see page no. 15,16 & 52 to 54

Head
Dr. Tejinder Kaur
Department of Distance Education
Punjabi University, Patiala
Phone No. : 0175-3046425
Convenor
Dr.Anita Gill
Department of Distance Education
Punjabi University, Patiala
Phone No. : 0175-3046418
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