post graduate government college - Chandigarh

Department of Physical Education
"Teacher Education and Learning"
Government College for Girls
Sector 42, Chandigarh
Post Graduate Government College
Sector 11, Chandigarh
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Chandigarh Administration
HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION &
PROSPECTUS 2009-10

Post Graduate Govt. College-11
Values
Mission
Respect for the community
Advocacy for gender just society
Passion for excellence
High ethical standard
Research as a way of life
Our mission is to help the available human resource to excel in Physical Education and
Sports by creating an environment which imbibes Ethics of Sportsmanship.
We aim to develop professional competencies, through physical, cognitive, pedagogical,
emotional, spiritual, tactical and technical skills, research and development for the benefits
of our students, faculty and other stake holders in the Department of Physical Education –
“Teachers Education and Learning”.
Welcome
Dear Students,
We are pleased to know that you are considering to join us. The Teacher
Education and Learning programme in Physical Education is an
interdisciplinary field which helps in the holistic development of
individuals. It also provides opportunities to excel in different fields, for
those who are ready to accept challenges. From the moment you join
us you become an integral part of the department and learn to value time
and energy.
Every individual has a certain potential and a definite career goal. We
create success stories by tapping the individual strength, overcoming
his weaknesses, arming him with outstanding skills and placing him in
the world of opportunity.
In today's competitive world, success comes to young professional with
practical competencies and professional dynamism. At P.G.G.C.-11 the
thrust is to provide you with world class infrastructure and equipment
supported by practical training along with all round personality
development.
Continuous monitoring of academics prepares you to meet future
challenges. Small classes and the ability to meet each individual's
specific needs prepares you for a successful career ahead. The faculty
is a team of professional sculptors who shape your future by
inculcating higher values. They possess exceptional competence and
groom you as quality teachers. We appreciate your willingness to take
the challenge. We are dedicated to make you not only a conscientious
teacher but also a good human being who would work with the future
generation for a gender just and harmonious society.
We welcome you to the family.
Dr. A. L. Gauba
Dr. Nindru Bal
Principal
Principal
PGGC-11, Chandigarh
GCG - 42, Chandigarh
When You
Achieve
We Succeed

Govt. College for Girls -42
Goals
Ensure a respectful, tolerant and dynamic college environment.
Provide a comprehensive physical education programme where
appreciation, participation and skill development is accomplished.
Encourage leadership and personal development opportunities
where students see themselves as 'complete individuals' in body,
mind and spirit.
Promote community spirit, civic responsibility, in the studentteachers.
Offer special out reach programmes to curb social evils for building a
harmonious society.
Implement a system of discipline that develops positive attitude and
a sense of responsibility.
Establish an effective system of communication among peers,
younger and older college students, college staff and family
members.
Give students a wide range of field experiences and outdoor
education.
Allow students to contribute to their personal development,
academic and professional enrichment.
Ensure for all students of B.P.Ed./ M.P.Ed. a happy and healthy fun
filled educational training.
Teach students to take ownership of their learning.
Contents
Post Graduate Government College
Sector 11, Chandigarh
About College & Department of Physical Education 4
Admission Schedule 5
Instructional Facilities 6
Co-curricular activities 7
College Hostel
8
Rules & Regulations for Admission, Examinations & Award
of Degree for B.P.Ed. 4 Year Inovative/Integrated course 8-10
Scheme of study for B.P.Ed 11-14
Rules & Regulation for Admission for M.P.Ed. Course 15
Scheme of study for M.P.Ed 16-18
Uniforms for B.P.Ed. & M.P.Ed. Students 19
Whom to contact 19
Our Achievers 20-21
Vibrations of 2009-10 21
Fee structure 41
Government College For Girls
Sector 42, Chandigarh
Admission Schedule 23
About college & Department of Physical Education 23
Important Information 24
Regulation & Rules for Admission for B.P.Ed. 1 year course 24-25
Scheme of study 25
Uniform/ Dress Code 27
Other policies 27
College hostel 28
Our Achievers 30-31
Fee structure 41
Common Information& Guidelines
Common Guidelines For Admission Specimen of affidavit for gap year Ban on Ragging
Instructions to fill up the Admission form Specimen of affidavit for single girl child Prospectus on Internet
Reservation policy Specimen application form for Admission Form
Rules pertaining to Academics
concession/scholarships
State wise Fake Universities
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Career Prospectus
All-in-one-Career
TEACHER
ECONOMIC
OF SPORTS
Sports
Trainer
Sports
Coaching
Sports
Industry
Sports
Tourism
Event
Management
School College University
Sports
Marketing
Travel
Package
Sports
Consultancy
Adapted
Physical
Education
Sports
Medicine
Sports
Physiotherapy
Yoga
&
Meditation
Sports
Journalism
SPA. GYM
&
Fitness

POST GRADUATE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE
Sector 11, Chandigarh
www.gc11.com
Course offered:
B.P.Ed.
M.P.Ed.
Bachelor of Physical Education- Four Year Innovative/ Integrated Teachers Education Programme recognized by NCTE
Master of Physical Education-Two Year Course - Subject to the approval of NCTE

Post Graduate Govt. College-11
About College
The heritage College of “City Beautiful” true to its cardinal dictum
“Higher and Still Higher”, has blossomed into an Interdisciplinary
Institution.
The college has well-equipped science laboratories, sprawling play-
grounds and three hostels with modern amenities.
The genesis of this esteemed institution can be traced back to 26th May,
1953, when it began functioning from the present Mount View Hotel in
Sector-10 and later shifted to the current Govt.Model Higher Secondary
School in Sector-23. Finally, it moved to its present location on 13th
October, 1960, to a sprawling green campus designed by the famous
French Architect P. Jeanneret. On April 2, 2009, the College took a giant
forward as it was renamed to Post Graduate Government College. In
the last five and a half decades, the college has nurtured in its fold
academics and sports and has hosted many cultural, academics,
sports, and other co-curricular activities. With its unique reputation of
being a heritage college of the city, it houses the rarest of trees and an
impressive Botanical Garden.
Keeping in mind society's expectations from an educational institution,
the college has expanded both vertically and horizontally.
Presently the college runs courses for Bachelors in Arts, Science, Bio-
Technology, Commerce, Business Administration, Computer
Applications, and Information Technology and Honours courses in nine
subjects and Masters in English, Punjabi, Chemistry, History and
Information Technology. Taking care of the varied intellectual and
professional needs of students, three add-on courses viz. Journalism,
Video Reporting and Video Editing have been introduced in the
Department of English.
To run the conventional and professional courses the Library has been
continuously upgrading itself. Books, journals, magazines, software
even Braille software for blind students are regularly updated.
The college imparts broad-based education and a huge cross-section
of our students occupy coveted positions in the fields of education,
medicine, administrative services, engineering, industry and
community services.
Department of Physical Education
The Department of Physical Education in PGGC-11 is as old as the
college. To begin with it was known as the Sports Department. In 1980,
the UGC introduced an elective as well as an optional subject of
Physical Education in the college. This move of the UGC gave impetus
to the subject and soon it became very popular among the students.
This college was the first to introduce the subject of Physical
Education (elective) in the Sports Department of the college.
Consequently, the name of the department was changed to
Department of Physical Education and Sports. In all these years the
Department has produced many national and intervarsity players. In
2004 B.P.Ed.-Four Year Innovative/Integrated Course after +2 was
introduced, duly recognized by NCTE in June, 2008. The first batch
passed out in that very year and Mr. Manoj Singh brought laurels to the
Department by getting a Gold Medal in the Annual examination
conducted by Punjab University. The Education Department of the
Chandigarh Administration has granted permission to start the
M.P.Ed. course both for boys and girls from the session 2009-10.
The Department has three most important organs of an autonomous
nature – Sports, Physical Education Elective and Teachers Education
and Learning Programme.
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Admission Schedule
B.P.Ed. – First Year
No. of Seats available ................................................................................................................................... 50 (Boys & Girls)
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools .............................................................................................................. 60:40
Age Limit ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 to 24 years
Last Date of Submission of Application ......................................................................................................... 18.07.2009
Date & Time of Admission Test (Physical Fitness Test–Cooper's 12 & 9 Min run-and-walk) ........................... 22.07.2009 (9.00 AM)
B.P.Ed. ( Second Year) ................................................................................................................................ 16.07.2009
B.P.Ed. (Third Year) ..................................................................................................................................... 17.07.2009
B.P.Ed. ( Fourth Year) .................................................................................................................................. 18.07.2009
M.P.Ed. – First Year
No. of Seats available .................................................................................................................................. 30 (Boys & Girls)
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools ............................................................................................................ 60:40
Last Date of Submission of Application ......................................................................................................... 18.07.2009
Date & Time of Entrance Test (Objective Type Test) ...................................................................................... 27.07.2009 (9.00 AM)
Date & Time of Fitness Test (AAHPER's Motor Fitness Test) ......................................................................... 28.07.2009 (9.00 AM)
Regular Class will Commence on ................................................................................................................. 03.08.2009
Important Instructions
1. Candidate who passes the qualifying examination and physical 4. Sports participation graded by the State Sports Department for
fitness test with 45% marks in each shall be eligible to take
admission.
the candidate seeking admission under the sports category.
5. Medical certificate declaring the candidate fit for appearing in
2. The following original documents shall be checked at the time of the Physical Fitness Test.
admission.
6. Individual call letter shall not be sent for the admission
• Date of birth certificate schedule.
• Mark sheet of the qualifying examination 7. The candidate cleared for admission shall be required to
• ST/SC/OBC or any other certificate under the reserved deposit the fee within 24 hours after the display of the meritcategory
as per the policy of • Chandigarh Administration.
cum-selection list. Failing which the seat will be given to the
• Character certificate from the institution last attended. next candidate in the merit/waiting list.
3. All the documents submitted with the admission form should be 8. For gap year and single girl child, a student is to furnish an
self-attested.
affidavit as per specimen attached in the prospectus.
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Objectives
Our College and the Department of Physical Education (Teachers
Education and Learning Programme) in particular strive
relentlessly to realize the following objectives of the course:
To produce professional teachers in physical education for
secondary and senior secondary schools.
To lay down sound foundations for higher and advanced
studies in India and abroad.
To prepare students for self-employment in the field of health,
fitness and gym management, personal trainers, sports
journalism, yoga and meditation and sports physiotherapy and
rehabilitation.
To prepare students for advance professional coaching
diplomas in various disciplines like athletics, gymnastics,
hockey, football, sports management, sports journalism etc.
To enable students to get admission in foreign universities
without losing a year on account of bridge courses.
To encourage mass participation in physical education
programmes.
To produce outstanding sportspersons and athletes.
Optimum utilization of instruction and infrastructural facilities..
Salient Features of The B.P.Ed.
- 4 Year & M.P.Ed.- 2 Year Course
(Innovative, Integrated, Basic, Global & Job Oriented)
Prepares specialists in Games and Sports of the choice of the
students and compulsory specialization in Athletics.
Prepares sound background for joining Higher Teaching,
Training and Coaching Institutions.
Provides sound technical knowledge to become qualified
umpires/ referees/ managers/ technical delegates.
Produces elite players.
Builds a sound foundation for Sports Journalism and Sports
Physiotherapy.
Generate employment and self-employment opportunities in
the field of Health, Fitness, Aerobics and Gym Management.
Prepares personal trainers.
Prepares managers and administrators in Physical
Education & Sports.
Provides expertise in Sports Marketing.
Provides training for becoming Life Guards/Life Savers for
water sports.
Provides training in the field of Yoga, Meditation and
Relaxation Techniques.
Instructional Facilities
Computer Labs: Two Computer Labs with Internet Facility.
Psychology Lab: Fully Loaded with Tests: Personality Test,
Intelligence Test, Aptitude Test, Attitude Test, Memory Drum,
Compact Indicating Caliper, Flicker Fushion Apparatus, Howard
dolman Apparatus, Reaction Time Apparatus Visual and
Auditory, Reaction Time Apparatus Foot, Sliding Caliper
(Shoulder Breadth) Muller Layer illusion, Muller Illusion Box, etc.
Anatomy & Physiology and Exercise Physiology Lab: Charts
and Models of various systems of the body and vital organs, PC
based Spiro-meter, Grip Dynamometer, Skin fold Caliper,
Metronome, Leg and Back Dynamometer, Lengton Type
Goniometer, Stadiometer, Skeleton, Sphygmomanometer,
Stethoscope, Anthropometry Kit, etc.
Teaching Technology Lab: Multimedia Projector(2No),
Screen, Laptop, Multifunctional Printer, Handy Cam, Digital still
Camera, voice Recorder, Color Television with VCD and DVD
Player, PA System etc.
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Lab: Short Wave Diathermy,
Ultrasonic Therapy, Wax Bath, IFT and Tense, CPM,
Shoulder Exercise with Wrist , Infra-red Lamp, Lumber Traction
Unit, Traction Bed, Contrast Bath, iPamper Manual
Massager, etc.
Fitness /Training Lab: Cross Trainer, Electronic Tread Mill,
Vibratory, Smith Machine, Bench Press, Incline and Decline
Hammer, Hack Squat with Leg Press, Massager Roller, Rowing
Hydraulic Machine, High Lat, Leg Curl/Extension, A.B. Board,
Curling Arm, Professional Weighing Machine.
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Infrastructural Facilities
Cinder Track (400 mts)
Football Field
Hockey Field
Basketball Court
Volleyball Court
Badminton Court
Swimming pool
Netball Court
Handball Court
Kho-Kho
Kabaddi
Ball badminton
Boxing Ring
Softball Ground
Table-Tennis Table
Fitness Centre
Multi-Gym
Co-curricular Activities
The college promotes cultural and literary
activities for the students by providing
them an opportunity to participate in
dramatics, music, debates, quiz
competitions etc. The students are also
involved extensively in activities like
NCC, NSS, Camping andA Adventure
programmes to develop leadership
N.C.C.
Facility for participation in the national cadet
corps (Army Wing, Naval Wing and Air Wing) is
available for the students. Students are
prepared for 'B' and 'C' Certificate examination
so that they may avail themselves of reserved
seats in the I.M.A meant for N.C.C. 'C'
certificate holders. It has all the 3 units (only for
boys).
N.S.S.
National service scheme with the motto
'Not me but you' aims at personality
devolvement through community
participation. It is meant to inculcate a
spirit of co-operation and social work
among the students. The colleges hold
various camp in the suburb areas of
Chandigarh where student interact with
the village folk and the colony residents
to impart adult education, environment
and AIDS awareness and also to create
awareness against social evils. NSS,
both for boy and girl students, exists in the
college. A special unit of NSS is to be
introduced for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.
students with w.e.f. 2009-10.
Library Learning
Resources
Dissertation Abstracts
International Journals
Books on Physical Education and
Allied Sciences including Games
and Sports: 10,000 Nos.
Naval Wing
Army Wing
Air Wing
Dr. H. S. Dhanoa,
Incharge
Dr. Paramjit Singh
Incharge
Mr. Manoj Kumar
Incharge
Dr. Vinod Vijay
Convener-cum-Programme Officer
Dr. Gopal Sahu
Programme Officer
Dr. Dev Raj Jat
Programmer Officer
Dr. (Ms) Asha Kiran
Programmer Officer

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College Hostel
There are three hostels in the college. These hostels are modern in
concept and design, having the latest amenities. Mostly with cubicles,
these hostels have common room and amenities like T.Vs and
newspapers, ceiling fans, geysers, water-coolers, public telephones,
indoor and out door games, canteens and mess. Each hostel has a
teacher warden and supporting staff.
A candidate should apply for hostel seat along with Admission form of the
college on the prescribed from.
Old residents should apply afresh for admission. Their merit and their
conduct in the hostel in the previous session will be taken in to
consideration. For old residents of the hostel, it is notified that the
admission to the hostel is not a matter of right.
Student seeking admission to the hostels are expected to read all the rules
and regulations printed on the back of the hostel admission form. Also
binding on them shall be the rules and regulations notified from time to
time. A resident student can be asked to vacant the hostel in case of
misconduct. Admission to the hostel will be as per rules: and regulations.
Special care is taken of the general well-being of the resident students.
Every resident student must strictly abide by the Hostel Rules.
Note:
I. Parents must accompany a student who seeks admission to the
hostel for the first time.
II.
Details of the hostel rules are mentioned in the Hostel Admission form
of the college.
Hostel Rules
1. For hostel admission application on the prescribed from (available in
the hostel) is to be made in the student's handwriting and will be dealt
with by the hostel warden.
2. Allotment of room in the hostel will be made strictly according to the
rule framed by the college.
3. A hostel resident is required to attend 50% of lectures delivered per
month failing which he/she will have to vacate his / her hostel room.
4. Possession and consuming of liquor and other intoxicants in the
hostel shall entail expulsion from the hostel.
5. All the residents are required to take their meals in the hostel mess.
Minimum charges of 40 meals per month will be charged from each
resident.
6. No resident will pass on the key of his /her room to another resident or
to an outsider.
7. Internal locks/ latch locks are not permitted to be installed in the hostel
rooms.
8. If a resident absents himself / herself from classes in the college for
seven days continuously without prior permission then he/she will be
asked to vacate the hostel seat.
9. A resident whose name has been struck off from the college rolls for
any reason will have to vacate the hostel seat.
Hostel seat is allotted only for one academic year.
Rules & Regulations for Admission,
Examination & Award of Degree
for B.P. Ed. – Four Year Innovative/
Integrated Teacher Programme
1. Nomenclature of the Course
Bachelor of Physical Education: A Four Year Integrated/ Innovative
Programme.
2. Duration of the Course
The duration of the course for the Bachelor's Degree in Physical
Education shall be four years.
3. Intake of Students
50 eligible boys and girls students shall be taken.
4. Eligibility Conditions for Admission to course.
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations shall
be eligible to join the first year class of the Bachelor of Physical
Education (B.P. Ed.) – A Four Year Programme in the University / a
college affiliated to this university:
(i) Senior Secondary Certificate Part-II examination or +2 of a
recognized board / council / university with 45% marks in aggregate.
(ii) Certificate in Physical Education of two years duration with a
minimum of 45% marks from any recognized university / institution
on any other equivalent qualification recognized by the PU
Chandigarh.
(iii) The candidate should not be more than the age of 24 years on 1st
Sep. 2009. However age may be relaxed up to 25 years in the case of
National / International position holder sports student for the
admission and for those who belong to recognized schedule castes /
schedule tribes.
Provided that a candidate considered for admission under any of the
above clause (I) to (iii) qualifies in the standard Physical Fitness/
Efficiency Test at the time of admission to this course and scores
minimum 45% marks in aggregate out of 60 marks of six test items.
(iv) The merit for the admission to the first year of the Bachelor of Physical
Education (B.P. Ed.) shall be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in
the qualifying examination, fitness test with due weight age in the field of
Sports / NCC / NSS and proficiency in the game of choice etc. as per the
guidelines of the Chandigarh Administration / Panjab University,
Chandigarh.
(v) The reservation policy will be followed as per the guidelines of the
Chandigarh Administration (UT)
4.1 Eligibility Condition For Examination
A candidate shall be eligible to appear in examination in the first year of the
Bachelor and Master of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) who:
(i) has been on the rolls of the University / College during the academic
year preceding the examination.
(ii) produces the following certificates duly signed by the Chairman of the
Department / Principal of the affiliated college :
(a)of good character ;
(b) of having attended not less than 75 percent of the lectures in each
class (theory and practical separately) delivered during the academic
year preceding the examination;
(c) of having obtained 40 percent marks in Internal Assessment / marks to be
awarded by the teachers on the basis of class test / practical assignments
/ project reports carried out by the student/s upto the end of the academic
year).
4.2 A candidate who is declared pass in the first year examination conducted
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by the university shall be eligible to join the second year (B.P. Ed.)
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the second
year of B.P. Ed. subject to the fulfilment of conditions laid down in clause
4.1.
4.3 A candidate who is declared pass in the second year examination
conducted by the university shall be eligible to join the third year of
Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.)
(a)
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the third
year of Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) subject to the fulfilment
of conditions laid down in clause 4.1.
4.4 A candidate who is declared pass in the third year examination conducted
by the university shall be eligible to join the fourth year of Bachelor of
Physical Education (B.P. Ed.)
(a)
The candidate/ shall be eligible to appear in the examination of the fourth
year of Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P. Ed.) subject to the fulfilment
of conditions laid down in clause 4.1.
5. Eligibility condition for migration of candidates from other
universities
Any student studying in 4-Year Bachelor's Degree and Two year Master Degree
in Physical Education in a College affiliated to a University whose standards
and examinations are recognized as equivalent to the standards and
examinations of Panjab University by the Faculty of Education, shall be eligible
to migrate to any affiliated college to this university offering this course in the
same class provided that:
(i)
the principals and registrars of the respective colleges and the universities
respectively agree to such a migration.
(ii)the vacant seat/s is/are available in the respective class/es.
6. Provision for Military Personnel / their Wards on transfer:
The provision is subject to satisfaction of conditions laid down in the clause
4 above.
7. Period for Completing the Course
No student shall be allowed to spend more than a maximum of 6 years in
the entire Four Years' Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education.
8. Classification of Division of Marks
The marks obtained by the successful candidates shall be classified into
divisions as under:
I. Those who obtain 75% or more of the aggregate marks: First division with
Distinction
II.
III.
IV.
Those who obtain 60% or more but less than 75% of the aggregate marks:
First Division
Those who obtain 50% or more but less than 60% of the aggregate marks:
Second Division
Those who obtain 40% or more but less than 50% of the aggregate marks:
Third Division
9. Grace Marks
(i)A candidate who appears in all subjects of an examination and who fails
in one or more subjects (written, practical, sessional or viva-voce) and / or
the aggregate (if there is a separate requirement of passing on the
aggregate) shall be given grace marks up to maximum of one percent of
the total aggregate marks (excluding marks for internal assessment) to
make up the deficiency, if by such addition the candidate can pass the
examination. While awarding grace marks fraction working to ½ or more
will be rounded off to a whole.
9.1 Grace marks upto 1% of the total marks of an examination including its part/s,
if any, shall be added to the total marks secured by a candidate for the award
of higher class (and not for earning distinction / honours); provided that no
grace marks have already been availed of for passing the examination.
9.2 A candidate who reappears in any examination for purposes of improving
the previous performance may be given grace marks upto 1% of the total
marks of the paper/s or part/s as the case may be in which he / she
actually reappears, for purposes of improvement of division and also for
securing 50% of the total marks in these examination where such
improvement to 50% marks is permissible under regulations; provided
that no candidate shall be given more marks than the minimum that may
be required for securing the higher division.
10. Chances to Appear as Late College Student
A candidate who has completed the prescribed course of instruction in an
affiliated college/University Teaching department for first year / second
year / third year / fourth year examination but does not appear in it, or
having appeared, and fails, may be allowed to appear in the examination
on the recommendations of the principal of the college concerned as a
late college student, without attending a fresh course of instruction as
follows:
(i) First Year: Within next two consecutive years.
(ii) Second Year: Within next two consecutive years.
(iii) Third Year: Within next two consecutive years.
(iv) Fourth Year: Within next two consecutive years.
Provided that the total number of years for completing the course remains
within the limit of six years.
11. Number of Chances for Compartment/Reappear Candidate/s
(i) A candidate who obtains 40% marks in the aggregate of each subject,
but has failed in one subject obtaining not less than 20% marks in that
subject, shall be permitted to appear in that subject at the next two
consecutive chances of examination and if he / she passes in either of
these two consecutive chances of examinations, he / she shall be
deemed to have passed the examination.
(ii) A candidate who is placed in compartment shall be eligible to join the
next higher class provisionally. In case he / she fails to qualify the
compartment subject within the two consecutive chances, his / her result
for the higher examination will stand cancelled. For the compartment
subject, he / she may appear as a private candidate.
12. Number of chances and period of improvement of performance /
division.
A person who has qualified for the award of the four year Bachelor's
Degree in Physical Education from the Panjab University may be allowed
to re-appear as a private candidate in a subject in which he appeared
earlier, with a view to improving his / her previous performance. He / she
may reappear in the first, second, third and fourth year examinations or
any of the examination, simultaneously or separately.
For this purpose, he / she may be given two chances within a period of two
years from the year of passing the fourth year Bachelor of Physical
Education examination. He may avail of these chances along with next
two annual examinations.
13. Pass Percentage
The minimum marks to pass the Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education
(first year, second year, third and fourth year) examinations shall be 40%
marks in each paper / part, theory as well as practical/s separately.
14. Attendance requirement
A candidate/s shall be eligible to appear in the annual examination in first /
second / third / fourth year provided that he has attended not less than (i)
75% of the full course of lectures delivered to his class in each of the
subject offered (the course to be counted up to the last day when the
classes break-off / terminated for preparatory holidays) and (ii) 75% of the
periods / lectures assigned to practical work. However shortage of
lectures can be condoned as prescribed in the rules.
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Rules
1. Annual Examination System practical examination, and the internal The internal assessment attached with (i)
(i) The examination for the First year, assessment and send them to the subject / practical part and (ii) based on
second year, third year and fourth year university with the remuneration bill, etc.) house tests shall be submitted to
shall be held annually by the university on When a set of examiners (External and University on the prescribed proforma
the dates fixed by the syndicate. internal decide to award first class marks immediately on receipt of the university
(ii) For candidates placed in compartment, a in a lesson or practical) to a candidate, R o l l N u m b e r s a n d b e f o r e t h e
supplementary examination shall be held the coordinating examiner (if not already commencement of the examination.
on the dates fixed by the syndicate.
present) will be specially called to watch 7. Condonation of Shortage of lectures
2. Appointment of Paper – Setters the lesson. Final decision regarding A deficiency in lectures / practical /
and Examiners
awards in such cases and in all other seminars / practice-teaching / coaching
(i) The examiners shall be appointed by the
cases of disparity and difference shall be lessons / internship may be condoned as
Board of Undergraduate Studies in
with the Coordinating Examiner.
under:-
Physical Education.
3. Internship
(i) By the Principal / Head of the Institution if
(ii) For theory papers each question paper Internship of three months duration in the the deficiency in lectures attended is upto
shall be set by the single examiner alone. schools shall be compulsory in the fourth 15.
(iii) Answer books shall be evaluated by the
year of the Bachelor's Degree in Physical (ii) By the Vice Chancellor / Syndicate if the
single examiner.
Education for all the candidates to qualify deficiency in lectures attended is more
(a) For the examination in practice of
for the award of degree at the successful than 15 and less than 30.
teaching and coaching (specialization),
completion of all the four years of 8. Last date for admission / examination
there shall be (i) a Board of three
examination.
form / fee
examiners consisting two external and
4. Syllabus
The last date for receipt of admission
one internal; (ii) the Head of the Physical The Syllabus for the Bachelor of Physical form / examination form and fee with and
Education Department of the University / Education – Four Year Professional without late fee as fixed by the Syndicate
College act as a coordinating examiner. Programme shall be as prescribed by the from time to time shall be notified by the
(b) For the examination in Skill and
Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Controller of Examination.
Prowess (Practical examination), there 5. Medium of Examination
9. Declaration of Result
shall be a Board consisting of three (i) The question papers shall be set in three The Controller of Examination of Panjab
internal examiners appointed by the languages i.e. English, Punjabi and Hindi. University, Chandigarh shall publish the
Principal / Head of the institution. The (ii) The medium of examination shall be result four weeks after the completion of
senior most teacher among them shall
English or Punjabi or Hindi.
function as a coordinating examiner. 6. Internal Assessment possible.
(i) Internal Assessment marks shall be as
(c) The duties of the coordinating provided in the syllabus of the course /
examiner shall be; (i) to maintain
uniformity of standard of awards in
practice of teaching, coaching, practical
examination in skill and prowess and
internal and External examiners ; (iii) to
consolidate the results of each lesson or
subject concerned which will be awarded
by the panel of three teachers appointed
by the head / principal of the institution
concerned and submitted to the
University after consolidation in the
prescribed proforma.
the examination or as soon thereafter as
10. Award of Degree
Each successful candidate shall be
awarded Four Year Bachelor's Degree in
Physical Education and or aplicable. Two
year Master's Degree in Physical
Education.
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Scheme of Study (Part A&B)
B.P. Ed. — First Year – Part-A (Theory)
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Mark Internal
Assessment
Paper I English -Communication Skills (ECS) 1 90 10
Paper II
Punjabi (C) PBI / History and Culture of
Punjab(HCP)
½ credit for
each subject
45 marks
for each
subject
Paper III History of Physical Education (HPE) 1 90 10
Paper IV
Educational Psychology, Guidance and
Counseling (EPGC)
1 70+20*P 10
Paper V Applied Anatomy and Physiology (AAP) 1 70+20*P 10
Paper VI Environment Education (EE) 1 70+20*P 10
5 marks for
each subject
*P-Stands for practical component marks.
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)
Paper Contents of Games and Sports Credit Mark Internal
Assessment
Athletics
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules
and Regulations and Measurements
of Fields
1 80 20
Gymnastics -do- 1 60 15
Football -do- 1 60 15
Basketball -do- 1 60 15
Wrestling -do- 1 60 15
Boxing -do- 1 60 15
Weight Training, Wt.
Lifting, Power Lifting
and Best Physique
-do- 1 60 15
Swimming -do- 1 60 15
Judo -do- 1 60 15
Light Apparatus
Activity / Calisthenics
Set of Exercises –2 counts, 4
counts, 8 counts and 16 counts
1 80 20
NOTE:
• Each student is required
to pass separately in
theory, practical and
respective assessment.
• Six hours per day will be
devoted for theory and
practice i.e. three hours
for theory and three
hours for practice /
practical work.
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Scheme of Study (Part-A, B & C)
B.P. Ed. — Second Year —Part-A (Theory)
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Marks
Internal
Assessment
10%
Paper VII English -Communication Skills(ECS) 1 90 10
Paper VIII Foundations of Physical Education (FPE) 1 90 10
Paper IX Educational Methodology (EM) 1 70+20*P 10
Paper X Sports Psychology (SP) 1 70+20*P 10
Paper XI
Paper XII
Recreation, Play, Camping and
Leadership Training(RPCLT)
Teaching Methodology in Physical
Education (TMPE)
1 90 10
1 70+20*P 10
Paper XIII Physiology of Exercise (PE) 1 70+20*P 10
*P-Stands for practical component marks.
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)
Paper Title of the subject Credit Marks Internal
assessment
20%
Athletics
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules
and Regulations and Measurements
of Fields
1 80 20
Badminton -do- 1 60 15
Kho-kho -do- 1 60 15
Kabbaddi -do- 1 60 15
Table Tennis -do- 1 60 15
Volleyball -do- 1 60 15
Handball -do- 1 60 15
Softball -do- 1 60 15
NOTE:
• Teaching practice will
also continue in
B.P. Ed. –Third Year.
• Each student is
required to pass
separately in theory,
practical and
respective internal
assessment.
• Six hours per day will
be devoted for theory
Part-C (Teaching Practice)
Teaching
Lessons
Athletics, Games, Calisthenics and
Theory –5 lessons in each area, i.e.
5x 4 = 20 lessons.
1 80 20
and practice i.e. three
hours for theory and
three hours for
practice/practical work.
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Scheme of Study (Part-A, B & C)
B.P. Ed. — Third Year — Part-A (Theory)
Paper Title of the Subjects with Code Credit Marks Internal
Assessment
10%
Paper XIV English -Communication Skills(ECS) 1 90 10
Paper XV Kinesiology and Bio-mechanics (KBM) 1 70+ 20*P 10
Paper XVI Sports Management (SM) 1 90 10
Paper XVII Measurement and Evaluation(ME) 1 70+ 20*P 10
Paper XVIII
Applied Computer Education and
Statistics in Physical Education(ACESPE)
1 70+ 20*P 10
Paper XIX Health Education (HE) 1 90 10
Paper XX Sociology of Sports (SS) 1 90 10
*P- Stands for practical component marks.
Part-B (Activity – Skills and Prowess)
Paper Contents of Games and Sports Credit Marks Internal
Assessment
20%
Athletics
Teaching of Fundamentals, Rules and
Regulations and Measurements of
Fields
1 80 20
Tennis -do- 1 60 15
Yoga -do- 1 60 15
NOTE:
To give more time to
teaching practice in the
schools lesser number of
games has been given in
third year.
Hockey -do- 1 60 15
Cricket -do- 1 60 15
Part-C (Teaching Practice)
NOTE:
One theory, one game,
one athletic, one
calisthenics lesson shall
be opted by the students
for annual university
examination.
Ten supervised lessons
for each activity i.e.
class room teaching, game
lesson, athletic lesson and
calisthenics lesson.
10x4= 40 lessons
2 160 40
• Each lesson will be of 50
marks including internal
assessment. There will be
External Examination.
• Each student is required to
pass separately in theory,
practical and respective
assessment.
• Six hours per day will be
devoted for theory and
practice i.e. three hours for
theory and three hours for
practice / practical work.
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Scheme of Study Part-A, D and E)
B.P. Ed – Fourth Year Part-A (Theory)
Paper Title of the subjects with code Credit
Marks
Internal
Assessment
Paper XXI Organisational Behaviour (OB) 1
90
10
Paper XXII Sports Journalism (SJ) 1
70+ 20p*
10
Paper XXIII Yoga (YG) 1
90
10
Paper XXIV Scientific Approach to Sports
Training (SAST)
1
90
10
Paper XXV
Health, Physical Fitness and
Aerobics (HPFA)
Paper XXVI Officiating and Coaching (OC) 1
90
10
Paper XXVII Applied Physiotherapy and
1
70+ 20p* 10
Rehabilitations (APR)
* P – Stands for practical component marks
Part-D (Compulsory Fields of Specializations)
Specializations Contents of Specializations Credit Marks Internal
Assessment
Athletics Coaching and Officiating 1 40+40=80
Game (A Game of Choice of the
Student (Hockey, Football,Basketball,
Volleyball, Cricket, Swimming,
Badminton, Kabaddi,Kho-Kho,
Boxing and Lawn Tennis as
per the syllabus
Options- Health, Fitness and Gym 1. Emphasis of Health and Fitness
management; Life Guard Training Through Physical Works-outs
for Water Sports and Yoga.
(strength/ cardio / aerobics / flexibility
etc.) and Diet.
1
-do- 1 40+40=80 20
2. Emphasis on Life Saving Drills
3. Yoga as a life (Theory and Practice)
90
10
20
1 40+40=80 20
Important instructions for the students / teachers / external examiners
1. 3x10=30 lessons (Coaching and Officiating) shall be taken by
each student under the supervision of the teacher in the
institution itself.
2. Principal of the college with the consultation of the Head,
Department of Physical Education of the college will inform the
university about the options exercised by the students to appoint
external examiners accordingly.
3. A set of external and internal examiners will conduct annual
university examination as per the rules and regulations of the
course
4. Each lesson will be of 100 marks including 20 marks of internal
assessment. The examination will be held out of 80 marks (40
marks officiating and 40 marks coaching including viva voce) for
athletics and game lessons. Similarly for optional activities,
examination will be held out of 80 marks (40 marks for practical
and 40 marks for theory and viva voce).
5. Each student is required to pass separately in theory, practical
and respective assessment.
6. Six hours per day will be devoted for theory and practice, i.e.
three hours for theory and three hours for practical work / day.
Part E (Internship)
Internship of three months duration is compulsory in the schools for
which a CERTIFICATE will be issued by the Principal of the College
stating that so and so has completed his / her internship of three
months duration from ________ to _______ at __________ school.
Note:
Each specialization will be of 100 marks including 20 marks of internal
assessment. The examination will be held out of 80 marks (40 marks
for practical and 40 marks for theory and viva voce).
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Rules & Regulations for Admission
to M.P. Ed. Course
1. Nomenclature of the Course
(iii)
Any other qualification recognised by the Syndicate as
Master of Physical Education:
Programme.
2. Duration of the Course
A Two Year Professional
equivalent to (i), (ii) or (iii).
Provided that a candidate considered for admission
under any of the above clause (I) to (iii) qualifies in the
The duration of the course for the Master of Physical Education
shall be two years.
3. Intake of Students
AAHPER Motor Fitness Test at the time of admission to
this course and the score a minimum 45% marks in
aggregate out of 60 marks of six test items.
30 eligible boys and girl students shall be taken.
4. Eligibility Conditions for Admission to Course.
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations
shall be eligible to join the first year class of the Master in
Physical Education (M.P. Ed.) – A Two Years' Programme in
the University / a college affiliated to this university:
(i) Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (B.P.Ed- Four
Year) in any recognised university obtaining not less
Note:
• Admission to M.P.Ed Course will be on the basis of
Written Entrance Test. Seventy five questions of
multiple choice will be set based on B.P.Ed. syllabus
and Current Events. There will be no negative marking.
Over written answers will not be evaluated.
(ii)
than 45% marks aggregate.
Bachelor's Degree of Physical Education (B.P.Ed- One
Year) after Graduation / Post Graduation Diploma in
Physical Education of another university recognised by
syndicate as equivalent to with not less than 45%
marks aggregate of the Degree/ Diploma.
• Additional Sports weightage will be provided as per
clause 18.2 of Handbook of information.
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Scheme of Study: Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)
This syllabus will be applicable w.e.f the session 2009-2010 for M.P.Ed (Semester I & II) and for the session 2010-11 for M.P.Ed
(Semester III & IV)
Marks
Part I Theory papers 2000
Part II Practice of Teaching / Coaching 800
Part III Skill and Prowess 200
Semester I
Total: 3000
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
I RMP-101 Research Methodology in 80+20=100
Physical Education
II ETP-102 Educational Technology and 80+20=100
Pedagogic Techniques in
Physical Education
Semester III
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
XI SPM301 Sports Medicine 80+20=100
XII PPC-302 Professional Preparation 80+20=100
and Curriculum Design
XIII STT-303 Sports Training and 80+20=100
Talent Identification
XIV SPS-304 Statistics in Physical 80+20=100
Education and Sports
XV SIM-305 **Choose any one of 80+20=100
III EXP-103 Exercise Physiology 80+20=100
IV SPS-104 Sports Psychology 80+20=100
SPJ-306
the Following
a. Sports Industry and Marketing
V CAP-105 Computer Application in 80+20=100
Semester II
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
VI SKK-201 Structural Kinesiology 80+20=100
VII MPS-202 Management of Physical 80+20=100
Education and Sports
Physical Education
and Sports.
VIII MEP-203 Measurement and 80+20=100
Evaluation In Physical Education
IX TGI-204 *Theory Game-I 80+20=100
(Football /Basketball/ Gymnastics)
X TTF-205 Theory Track and Field-I 80+20=100
SSS-307
Note:
*** Three theory papers separately will be set for the students of M.P.Ed Semester-IV as per options of the students.
Note for sessional marks:
The norms relating to sessionals in each theory paper shall be as under:
Tutorials/ Assignments/Class tests/Theory Practicals
Participation in Seminars/group discussions
Viva Voce by a panel of three faculty members of the department/ Institution in which regularity
in attendance, classroom/field performance, general performance will be taken into account.
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Semester IV
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
XV FTW-401 Fitness and wellness 80+20=100
XVII SBO-402 Sports Biomechanics 80+20=100
XVIII DIS-403 Choose any one of the Following
YOG-404
APE-405
b. Sports Journalism
c. Sports Sociology
a. Dissertation
b. Yoga
c. Adapted Physical Education
XIX TGIL-406 ***Theory Game –II 80+20=100
(Volleyball /Hockey /Badminton)
XX TTF-407 Theory Track and Field-II 80+20=100
8 Marks
7 Marks
5 Marks
* (100 marks)
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Practice of Teaching and Coaching
Note:The candidate will be evaluated by the examiners in the following contents.
PART-II (SEMESTER-I)
Track and Field (compulsory)
90 Marks
Teaching Lesson in Track Events
30 Marks
Marking of All track events
30 Marks
Projects (4)Track and Field/Games(4x5)
20 Marks
Note Book Track and Field
10 Marks
GAME
90Marks
STUDENT SHALL CHOOSE ONE AMONG THE FOLLOWING
GAMES FOR SEMESTER-I & II
(1) FOOTBALL (2) BASKETBALL (3) GYMNASTIC
Game Lesson
25 Marks
Coaching Lesson
25 Marks
Officiating Game
20 Marks
Specification of equipments
10 Marks
Note Book Game
10 Marks
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner
out of 20 marks in the following stroke.
20 Marks
(Free Style-25 metre)
PART – II (SEMESTER-II)
Track and Field (compulsory)
90 Marks
Teaching Lesson in Field Events
30 Marks
Marking of All Field Events
30 Marks
Projects (4) - Track and Field/Games (4 x 5) 20 Marks
Note Book Track and Field
10 Marks
GAME
90 Marks
STUDENT SHALL CONTINUE THE SAME GAME OPTED IN
THE FIRST SEMESTER
(1) FOOTBALL (2) BASKETBALL (3) GYMNASTIC
Game Lesson
25 Marks
Coaching Lesson
25 Marks
Officiating Game
20 Marks
Play Field Marking
10 Marks
Note Book Game
10 Marks
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner
PART – II (SEMESTER-III)
Track and Field (compulsory)
Coaching Lesson in Track Events
Officiating in Track Events
Projects (6) - Track and Field/Games (6 x 5)
Note Book Track and Field
GAME
PART – II (SEMESTER-IV)
90 Marks
30 Marks
30 Marks
20 Marks
10 Marks
90 Marks
STUDENT SHALL CHOOSE ONE AMONG THE FOLLOWING
GAMES FOR SEMESTER-III & IV
(1) HOCKEY (2) VOLLEYBALL (3) BADMINTON
Game Lesson
Coaching Lesson
Officiating Game
Specification of equipments
Note Book Game
25 Marks
25 Marks
20 Marks
10 Marks
10 Marks
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner out
of 20 marks in the following stroke.
(Breast Stroke-25metre)
Track and Field (compulsory)
Coaching Lesson in Field Events
Officiating in Field Events
Projects (4) - Track and Field/Games (4 x 5)
Note Book Track and Field
GAME
20 Marks
90 Marks
30 Marks
30 Marks
20 Marks
10 Marks
90 Marks
STUDENT SHALL CONTINUE THE SAME GAME OPTED IN
THE THIRD SEMESTER
(1) HOCKEY (2) VOLLEYBALL (3) BADMINTON
Game Lesson
25 Marks
Coaching Lesson
25 Marks
Officiating Game
20 Marks
Play Field Marking
10 Marks
Note Book Game
10 Marks
Swimming: Students shall be evaluated by the examiner out
out of 10 marks in the following stroke.
20 Marks
of 20 marks in the following stroke.
20 Marks
(Back Stroke-25metre)
(Butterfly Stroke-25metre)
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Skill and Prowess
Part III (Semester 1)
50 marks
A) Track And Field –(Compulsory) teaching Contents
25 marks
1) Sprints 2) Long Jump
3) Shot Put 4) Relay Races
5) Middle Distance 6) High Walking
7) Discus Throw 8) Race Walking
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will
work out the criteria for evaluation.
Part-III (Semester-II)
B) Student shall choose one among the following games
25marks
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics
50 marks
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents
25 marks
1) Javelin Throw 2) Hurdles
3) Triple Jump 4) Hammer Throw
5) Steeple Chase 6) Pole vault
7) Combined Events
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will
work out the criteria for evaluation.
B) Student shall choose one among the following games
25marks
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics
50 marks
Part-III (Semester-III)
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents
25 marks
1) Sprints 2) Long Jump
3) Shot Put 4) Relay Races
5) Middle Distance 6) High Jump
7) Discus Throw 8) Race Walking
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will
work out the criteria for evaluation.
B) Student shall choose one among the following games
25marks
1) Football 2) Basketball 3) Gymnastics
50 marks
Part-III (Semester-IV)
50 marks
A) Track and Field- Compulsory) teaching contents 25 marks
1) Javelin Throw 2) Hurdles
3) Triple Jump 4) Hammer Throw
5) Steeple Chase 6) Pole vault
7) Combined Events
SPECIALIZATION OFFERED
Note: Candidate will be evaluated in skill and prowess out of 25
marks. The Chairman/Head in consultation with the Faculty will
work out the criteria for evaluation.
B) Student shall choose one among the following games
25marks
1) Hockey 2) Volleyball 3) Badminton
Note: I
Theory Paper in M.P.Ed. Semester System shall carry marks as indicated against each paper.
Each theory paper shall be of three hours duration
Since this is a professional course aimed at improving the standard of games and sport, it is essential that special attention be given to the practical aspect of
Track and Field, Games and sport. Therefore, specified 20 hours per week must be devoted to the practical teaching.
Note:II
Part-I shall be evaluated externally, Part II shall be evaluated by an external and internal examiners and part III skill and prowess shall be evaluated internally by a
panel of three examiners appointed by the Chairman /Head for each activity / game separately keeping in view their expertise in the activity /game concerned from the
faculty.
Note: III
Each student shall be required to take 10 supervised lessons in the above mentioned areas at least five lessons shall be taken in the schools and five lessons in class
itself. In addition each student shall complete four projects in different games/track and field as identified by the chairman /Head. The chairman /Head will certify on
the candidate's notebook that all requirements pertaining to teaching practice, projects and officiating have been fulfilled by him/her.
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Uniform for B.P.Ed & M.P.Ed. Students
Sr. No. Boys Girls
1. T-Shirts Maroon and White Same as for Boys
2. Track suits-Multi coloured - but
Same as for Boys
different for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.
3. Shorts Divided Shorts with Box Pleats
4. Shorts White Colour Short with Flap in front-White Colour
5. Sandoz-White and Maroon Colour Mega Sleeve- Sandoz- White and Maroon Colour
6. Stockings/Socks Stocks/Socks
7. Trouser Black Colour Trouser Black Colour
8. Shirt Sky Blue Full Sleeves Shirt Sky Blue Full Sleeves
9.
Tie with Logo
Tie/Cravat with Logo
10. Blazer Maroon Colour Blazer Maroon Colour
11. Kit Bag Kit Bag
Annexure-I
Practical part of eligibility criteria for admission to B.P.Ed. –First
Year for the session 2009-10, consist of the following four parts:
Part A: Motor Fitness Test (Cooper's Test) 60 Marks
12 Minutes Run/Walk
Part B: Sports Achievements 20 Marks
Part C: Game Proficiency 15 Marks
Part D: NCC/NSS (03+02) 05 Marks
Total
100 Marks
Annexure-II
Physical/ Motor Fitness Test for the admission to M.P.Ed –
First Year for the session 2009-10 mentioned below:
AAHPER Motor Fitness Test:
Sr. No. Test Items
1
2
3
4
5
6
Pull-ups (Boys) & Flexed Arm Hang (Girls)
Bent-Knee Sit-ups
Shuttle Run (10x4)
Standing Broad Jump
50 Yard Dash
600 Yard Run-Walk
Whom to Contact
B. P. Ed./M.P.Ed. (Admissions) Dr. R. S. Brar HoD, Physical Education
Foreign Students Ms. Gurinderjit Kaur Dept. of English
Hostel Admission Dr. Avtar Singh Main Hostel
College Registrar Mr. V. K. Devashwar Registrar Office
College Bursar Mr. Mukesh Sharma Dept. of BBA
Public Relations Mrs. Aparna Kaushal Public Relations Officer
Scholarship & Fee Concession Ms. Kiran Sharma Convener
Youth Activities Dr. S.S. Sidhu Dean Students Welfare
Placement Cell Dr. Rakesh Thakur Vice Principals Office
Redressal of Grievances Mrs. Saagiri Thapar Dept. of English
Prevention of Sexual Harassment Mrs. Geetanjali Kalra Dept. of English
Incharge Admissions
Dean College Instructions
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Academic Achievers
Manoj Singh (B.P.Ed.4th Year/11003)
Uni. RNo.-23003 earned 1st Position in
the Annual Examination of Panjab
University, Chdndigarh, Session 2007-08.
Aggregate of 81% and awarded gold medal
by the University
Jaininder Katoch (B.P.Ed.4th Year/11004)
Uni. RNo.-23004 got 2nd Position in the
Annual Examination of Panjab University,
Chandigarh, Session 2007-08 with
Aggregate of 79 %.
Bhavtaran Singh (B.P.Ed. 4th Year/ 11031)
Uni. RNo.-23031 achieved 3rd Position in
the Annual Examination of Panjab
University, Chandigarh, Session 2007-08
with Aggregateof 77.07 %.
Hanish Guretia B.P.Ed.4th Year/11005
Uni. RNo.-23005 got 4th Position in the
Annual Examination of Panjab University,
Chandigarh, Session 2007-08 with
Aggregate of 77.02 %.
Sports Achievers
Sarvind Yadav (B.A 2nd Year)
Participated in the Senior National
Wrestling Championship, held at Ayodhya ,
UP and got Bronze Medal.
Won Gold Medal in the Chandigarh Open
State Wrestling Championship.
Navdeep Singh (B.P.Ed 3rd Year)
Represented Punjab University in the
North Zone and All India Basket Ball
Intervarsity Championship held at Punjab
University, Chandigarh and got the honour
to be the member of the Gold Medal winner
team of Punjab University, Chandigarh.
Parminder Singh Chahal
(B.P.Ed 4th Year)
Represented the Chandigarh State in the
Senior National Wrestling Championship
held at Guwahati, Assam.
Rajesh Kumar
B.P.Ed 4th Year
Participated in National Games Wrestling
held at Guwahati.
Puran Chand Joshi B.P.Ed 1st Year
Represented Chandigarh State in the
Under-21 National Foot Ball Championship
held at Goa.
Sunil Singh B.P.Ed 1st Year
Represented Chandigarh State in the
Under-21 National Foot Ball Championship
held at Goa.
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Sports Achievers
Vishal Sharma B.P.Ed 4th Year
Represented the Himachal Pradesh State
in the Senior National Basket Ball
Championship held at Surat, Gujarat.
Rahul Sandal B.P.Ed 4th Year
Represented the Himachal Pradesh State
in the Senior National Basket Ball
Championship held at Surat, Gujarat.
Parminder Singh Sandhu
(B.P.Ed 4th Year)
Participated in the Senior National Kabaddi
championship held at Moga, Punjab
Jaswant Singh B.P.Ed 4th Year
Represented the Chandigarh State in the
Senior National Hand Ball Championship
held at Bangalore, Kernataka.
Cultural Activities Achievers
Paramjot Singh, B.P.Ed 4th Year
Participated in the National Youth Festival
organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs
and Sports, Govt. of India in collaboration
of Punjab Govt. held at Guru Nanak Dev
University, Amritsar, Punjab.
Mandeep Singh, B.P.Ed 4th Year
Participated in the National Youth Festival
organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs
and Sports, Govt. of India in collaboration
of Punjab Govt. held at Guru Nanak Dev
University, Amritsar, Punjab.
Vibrations of 2009-10
National Sports Day : August 29th, 2009
Fresher's Day : September 12th, 2009
Parent Teacher Interface : October and February
Personality Development Workshop: October 2009
Annual Athletics Meet : November 2009
Educational Tour : December/ January
National Youth Day : January 12th, 2009
Community Service : February 2010
Farewell Party and Concluding : March 30th, 2009
Function of the Department
Trekking / Hiking : November /January
Yoga/ Meditation Workshop : December, 2009
National Conference : December 2009
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GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR GIRLS
Sector 42, Chandigarh
www.gcg42.org
Course offered:
B.P.Ed.
Bachelor of Physical Education
One Year Teacher Education Programme after Graduation Recognised by NCTE.

Govt. College for Girls -42
The College
Since its establishment in 1982, the
Government College for Girls, Sector-42,
Chandigarh has been in the forefront of
journey towards academic excellence and
holistic growth.
Principal, Dr Nindru Bal
Admission Schedule
B.P.Ed. – First Year
No. of Seats available
: 50 (Only Girls)
Reservation for U.T. / General Pools : 60:40
Last Date of Submission of Application : 14.07.2009
Date & Time of Fitness Test
(AAHPER's Motor Fitness Test)
Date & Time of Entrance Test
(Objective type test)
: 21.07.2009 (10:00 AM.)
: 21.07.2009 (1.00 PM)
Display of Merit List and Formal Admission : 22.07.2009
Department of Physical Education
The Department of Physical Education is as old as the college. To
begin with it was known as Sports Department. This college was the
first among the city Govt. Colleges to introduce the subject of Physical
Education (elective) in the Sports Department of the college,
Consequently, the name of the department changed to Department of
Physical Education and Sports. In all these years the Department has
produced many National, Inter-National and Intervarsity players. In
2006 B.P.Ed. (One Year Teacher Education Programme after
graduation) was introduced.
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Important Information
It is the moral duty of all students to maintain academic
environment in the college. Keeping themselves disciplined,
helping maintain cleanliness, being respectful, helpful,
considerate to their fellow students is what college life is all about.
Ragging is strictly prohibited: Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has
strictly banned ragging in educational institutions. Ragging
includes disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written
or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating and handling
with rudeness any other student which is likely to cause hardship
or psychological harm or raise fear or apprehension in the fresher
or junior student. The authorities would expel students indulging
in such activities.
Eligibility to appear in University Exams: A student is required to
attend atleast 75% of lectures delivered in each subject offered by
her, 75% of periods assigned to practicals must be attended.
A student who remains absent for more than 7 days at a stretch
without sanctioned leave is liable to have her name struck off the
college rolls. If the student's name is struck off the college rolls,
she is required to seek re-admission (after paying admission fee
all over again.
Application for sick leave for more than 5 days will have to be
supported by a Medical Certificate from a Govt. Dispensary/ Hospital.
Scholarships are awarded to meritorious students. They are to
contact the teachers Incharge for concessions & scholarships to
make use of this facility.
An All Round Best Student Award is given to the student of the
outgoing class during the Annual Prize Giving Function.
Meritorious students should contact the Prize-Distribution
Function Incharge in order to be aware of the conditions needed
to be fulfilled for this award.
Identity cards are issued by the library. Students must get it made
whenever the notice is put up by the Librarian.
Rules & Regulations for Admission
for B.P.Ed. - One Years Course
Nomenclature of the Course
Bachelor of Physical Education: (One Year Course
after Graduation).
Duration of the Course
The duration of the course for the Bachelor's Degree in Physical
Education shall be one year.
Intake of Students
50 eligible girl students shall be taken.
Eligibility Conditions for Admission to the Course.
A candidate who has passed one of the following examinations
shall be eligible to join the Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.
Ed.) – A One Year Course in the University.
a. A Bachelor's or Post Graduate Degree in any discipline of Panjab
University obtaining not
Less than 45% marks.
b. Bachelor's & Postgraduate degree in any discipline of another
University recognize by the Syndicate as equivalent to (a)
obtaining not less than 45% marks.
c. Provided that the candidate admitted under clause (a) or (b)
Qualifies in the standard Physical Efficiency Test and
participation in at least on game/sport at Inter-College level.
d. Admission Criterion: The admission to the B.P. Ed. – One Year
Course after Graduation shall be made on the basis of merit
computed by the following criterion provided she fulfils other
conditions (Academic, Sports Participation and Standard
Physical Efficiency Test) as per the rules/ regulations of the
University:

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Weightage
Percentage of Weightage
Qualifying Examination 25%
Entrance Test (Objective type) 75%
Weightage for the students who graduated 5%
from the Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Sports Achievements
50 Marks
NCC / NSS 3%
NOTE:
Standard Physical Efficiency Test qualifying at 60% of the scores obtained in
the test.
Entrance Theory Test (objective type) will be conducted from within the syllabus
of Physical Education (Theory and Practical for Undergraduate Class of Panjab
University, Chandigarh including general Sports Awareness. More emphasis
will be laid on Games/ Sports and their organization – Olympic Games, Asian
Games, Commonwealth Games, Afro-Asian Games, SAF Games and various
abbreviations (IAAF, AFI, IOC, IOA, OCA, BCCI, ICC ETC.).
Weightage
The following weightage shall be given wherever applicable, on the
normalized aggregate marks arrived at or on academic weightage
determined for qualifying examination for course covered under the
Entrance Test.
5% of the marks thus obtained by such candidate as have passed
the qualifying examination from
Punjab University. The weightage will not be applicable for
admissions are made only on the basis of competitive /entrance
test.
Up to a maximum of 4% distinction in any or all of the following
co-curricular activities, achieved in any of the 3 years preceding
the year of admission.1% weightage shall be given for each of
these categories, except in the case of NCC and adult education
, for which weightage is as given below:
(a) N.C.C
The holder of N.C.C .A, B and C Certificates shall be given the
weightage in marks as under:-
A : 1% B : 2% C : 3%
(b) N.S.S
(O, A or B Grades of Certificates of merit for winning first or second
position)
(a) A person getting any of the first three positions in the
Olympic/ world games / commonwealth games.
(b) A person representing India in the above said games /
tournaments.
(c) A person representing India in official test matches
abroad and within the country.
(d) 1st position in all India inter university / senior national
approved games /competition conducted by the
respective federation
(e) 2nd position in the above said competition
(f) 3rd position in the above said competition
(g) 1st position in zonal inter-university competition
50 marks
40 marks
30 marks
20 marks
15 marks
10 marks
9 marks
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(h) 2nd position in the above said competition
(i) 3rd position in the above said competition
(j) 2nd position in the inter college / state approved
games / competition
(k) 2nd position in the above said competition
(l) 3rd position in the above said competition
Scheme of Study
The course of instruction for the B. P. Ed Examination consists
of three parts as under:
8 marks
7 marks
6 marks
5 marks
PART - I Theory Papers 1400 Marks
PART – II Practice of Teaching 500 Marks
PART - III Skill and Prowess 100 Marks
Total Marks
2000 Marks
NOTE:
• Part-I will be evaluated externally.
• Part-II will be evaluated with one external and one internal
examiner.
• Part-III will be evaluated by a panel of three internal examiners
appointed by the Chairman /Principal of the Department/
Institution.
Successful candidates shall
be classified as follows
Theory Part I
Pass 3rd Div. 2nd Div. 1st Div. Distinction
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%
Marks in Agg.
Practical Part II
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%
Marks in Agg.
Skill and Prowess Part III
40% Less than 50% 50% 60% 75%
Marks in Agg.
Note: Since this is a professional course aimed at improving the standard of
games and sports, it is essential that special attention be given to the
practical aspect of Track and Field, Games and Sports. Therefore, specified
20 hours per week must be devoted to the practical teaching.
Following Track and Field, Games and Sports will be taught to the
students during the course of study: Track and Field Events (except
Pole Vault), Football, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Handball,
Cricket, Hockey, Kho-Kho-, Kabaddi, Softball, Yoga, Gymnastics and
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One Year Bachelor of Physical Education (B. P. Ed) Semester System
PART -I THEORIY PAPER (SEMESTER - I)
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
I HPE-101 History of Physical Education 80+20=100
II AEP-102 Anatomy, Physiology And
For the purpose of examinations in this part there shall be three
lessons as under:
Movement Lesson
General Lesson
Theory Lesson
Swimming (Free Style:25 meters)
Note:
80+10*= 90 marks
80+10*= 90 marks
80+10*= 90 marks
25 marks
The candidate shall prepare a note book covering above three
categories of lessons, which shall carry 30 marks (10 x 3 i.e. 10 marks
for each lesson note book) the minimum number of marks required to
pass the examination in each part shall be 40%
PARAT – lll (SEMESTER-l) SKILL AND PROWESS
Group – l Track and field
Sprinting and Relays
Shot put and Javelin throw
Long jump and high jump
Group-ll Games and Sports
Exercise Physiology
III KIN-103 Kinesiology 80+20=100
IV EPS-104 Educational Psychology 80+20=100
V PAR-105 Philosophy & Administration
of Recreation
80+20=100
80+20=100
VI MPE-106 Methods of Physical Education 80+20=100
VII SCO-107 Science of Sports Training 80+20=100
PART-II (Semester-I) PRACTICAL
Each trainee will be required to take a minimum of 10 supervised
lessons in the various physical activities and theory at least 5 lessons
of theory shall be taken in schools or colleges and 5 in the class itself.
In addition, each trainee shall complete five officiating projects in
different activities.
16 Marks
Gymnastics 10 Marks
Hockey 6 Marks
Football 6 Marks
Basketball 6 Marks
Softball 6 Marks
PART – I (SEMESTER-II) THEORY PAPERS
Paper Code Subject Title Marks
I. FPE-201 Foundations of Physical 80 + 20 = 100
Education
II. HEA-202 Health Education and Athletic Care 80 + 20 = 100
III. BIO-203 Biomechanics 80 + 20 = 100
IV. SPS-204 Sports Psychology 80 + 20 = 100
V. ACE-205 Applied Computer Education 80 + 20 = 100
VI. MAP-206 Management of Physical 80 + 20 = 100
Education
VII. OGT-207 Officiating in Games and 80 + 20 = 100
Track & Field
PART – II (SEMESTER-II) PRACTICAL
Each trainee will have to take a minimum of 10 supervised lessons in
Track and Field, Games and Sports out of which 5 lessons shall be
taken in schools or colleges and (5) in the class itself. In addition,
each trainee shall have to complete five officiating projects in Track
and Field, Games and Sports.
Teaching Lesson in Games.
80+10=90 Marks
Teaching Lesson in Track & Field
80+10=90 Marks
Swimming (Back Stroke: 20 meters)
25 Marks
Group-II Games and Sports
Badminton 5 Marks Volleyball 5 Marks
Handball 5 Marks Cricket 5 Marks
Kho-Kho 5 Marks Kabaddi 5 Marks
Yoga Asanas 5 Marks
PART – III (SECOND SEMESTER) SKILL AND PROWESS
Group-I Track and Field (15 Marks)
1. Middle distance 2. Long distanc
5. Discus throw
3. Hurdles 4. Triple Jump
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Other Policies
CANCELLATION OF SEATS / ADMISSION
Admission of all such student who fail to attend at least 33 % of the total
lectures delivered and practicals held in all the papers during the first
10 day from the start of teaching work in the course concerned shall be
cancelled by the principal of the college on the recommendation of
H.O.D of physical education / Incharge B.P. Ed course after following
the procedure given below:
1. By the 12th day after the start of classes for a particular course,
the name of those students who fail to attend at least 33% of the
total lectures / practicals shall be put upon the Department Notice
Board. Within 4 days of the date of such Notice, a student who is
short of attendance may give in writing the reasons for her
absence from the classes.
2. If a student does not submit an application in writing within the
prescribed time as stated above, or the response given by the
student in her application are not found to be sufficient and
justified in the opinion of the office of the principal / HOD physical
Education, her admission shall be cancelled.
3. All the seats thus falling vacant shall be filled from the waiting list
or through subsequent counseling before the expiry of the last
date fixed for admission by the college / university.
When the admission of the students is cancelled as stated above, the
Department shall display on the Department notice board the list of the
person (s) next in the waiting list and make admissions accordingly.
Note: It is obligatory on the part of the student to keep in touch with the
Department for the possibility of the seats falling vacant.
Scope for Extra Curricular Activities
SPORTS
The college provides facilities for the following games. Student on
the rolls are expected to participate in at least one of these:
Hockey
Table Tennis
Basket Ball
Kho-Kho
Volley-Ball Yoga
Cross Country Race
Athletics
Cricket Football
Weight- lifting /power lifting
Soft-ball
Net-bal
Hand- ball
Judo
Kabaddi
All students opting for physical education as an elective subject and
participating in games must equip themselves with proper sports gear
as soon as they join college.
N.C.C
Facility for participation in the national cadet corps (Army Wing) is
available for the students. Students are prepared for “B” and “C”
certificate examination so that they may avail themselves of reserved
seats in the I.M.A meant for N.C.C. “C” certificate holder. We have one
unit of army wing.
Incharge - Dr (Ms.) Lipi Bhattacharya
N.S.S
National service schema with the motto 'Not me but you' aim at
personality devolvement through community participation. It is meant
to inculcate a sprite of co-operation and social work among the
students. The college hold various camp in the suburbs of the
Chandigarh where student interact with the village folk and the colony
residents to impact Adult Education, environment and AIDS
awareness and also to create awareness against social evils.
Incharge – Dr. Gurmel Singh
No. of units – Three
Tutorial Groups
Dr (Mrs.) Charanjit Kaur
Dr. Nemi Chand
Each student will be assigned to a tutor who will look after her
welfare and studies.
The tutor will maintain a record of the student's conduct, health,
attendance and progress in studies as well as her participation in
co- curricular activities.
The tutor will lay stress on moral education.
Tutorial group meetings will be held on the last Saturday of
every month.
UNIFORM / DRESS CODE
Sports/ Games/ Activity Dress – As per weather track suit and T-
shirt: Maroon colour track suit and grey T-shirt.
Footwear – As per the requirement of Game/ Sports/ Activity – White
warming-up/ Running Shoes/ Football Studs, Spikes etc.
Formal dress: Theory Classes, Teaching Practice in School/
College, celebrations of National/ International Days. Departmental
Functions etc.
Summer Uniform: Grey Trousers with Maroon T-shirt.
Winter Uniform: Grey Trousers, White full Sleeve Shirt. Maroon
Blazer with Maroon Scarf.

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Leave Rules
Student should apply for leave on the leave application form
available in the college office.
Prior sanction for leave must be taken. In case of sickness or an
emergency, the leave application must be submitted within
a week.
Application for sick leave for more than five days will have to be
supported by a Medical Certificate from a Government
Dispensary/ Hospital.
Absence fine without leave is Rs. 1/- per period and Rs. 4/- for the
whole day.
College Hostel
HOSTEL ADMISSION GUIDELINES
The college hostel has as many as 265 seats for new admission
cases. In addition to these seats the college offers an arrangement of
33 students in working women Hostel, Sector- 24 Chandigarh. 'ON
THE SPOT ADMISSION” DOES NOT APPLY TO CANDIDATES
WHO SEEK HOSTEL ADMISSION ALSO.'
The candidates have to apply in advance as per the instructions
given below:
1. Hostel admission for all streams shall be strictly on merit basis.
2. The admission forms for Hostel seekers for all the streams are to
be submitted by 06.7.2009.
3. No forms will be accepted on the day of admission.
4. A candidate seeking admission to the hostel should apply for
hostel seat on prescribed form (available in the Hostel) along with
admission form of the college.
5. Irrespective of the college seats, the hostel seats are limited.
Therefore admission to the college does not ensure the right of
the candidate to the hostel seat.
6. Admission to the hostel will be as per rules and regulations issued
by Chandigarh administration and will be decided by Hostel
Admission Committee.
7. Hostel seat is allotted strictly on merit and for one academic year.
The Principal reserves the right to cancel the seats in case of any
complaint/ default even in the case of old students.
8. Student seeking admission to the hostel is expected to read al the
rules and regulations printed on the back of the hostel admission
form and in the prospectus. Rules and regulations notified from
time to time will be binding on resident students.
9. It is mandatory for the parents and local guardians to accompany
their wards at the time of admission to the hostel.
10. Old resident students should apply afresh for admission. Their
merit and their conduct in the hostel in the previous session will be
taken into consideration. For old residents of the hostel, it is
notified that admission to the hostel is not a matter of right.
11. Interview for hostel admission before the admission committee
will be held after the college admission on the notified dates for
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admission in the college. Students are expected to maintain a
decent dress code in the hostel and college premises.
12. If the candidate fails to report on the day of admission due to any
reason, the candidate loses her claim of position on the merit and
her case will be considered after entire admission schedule of the
college is over and the principal grants permission for the same.
13. At the time of admission, parents are advised to inform the hostel
authorities of any chronic ailment from which the student may be
suffering, so that they are better equipped and prepared to handle
such emergencies. In case this fact is concealed, the student's
seat will be cancelled the moment it is so discovered.
14. Strict action will be taken against the student found indulging in
any sort of ragging. She may even be expelled from the hostel as
well as from the college.
15. Allotment of rooms in the hostel will be strictly accordingly to the
rules framed by the college.
General Rules
1. A resident is required to attend a minimum of 55% of lectures
delivered per month and 75% of the total lectures delivered failing
which she has to vacate her hostel seat.
2. Students who fail to obtain 25% marks in aggregate in house
examination or have lecture shortage will forfeit their hostel seat.
3. Possession and consuming of any kind of intoxicants in the hostel
shall entail expulsion from the the hostel.
4. All the residents are required to take their meals in the hostel
mess. Minimum charges of 40 meals per month will be charged
from each resident.
5. No resident will pass on the key of her room to another resident or
to an outsider.
6. Internal locks/ latch locks are not permitted to be installed in the
hostel room.
7. In case a resident absents herself from classes in the college for
seven days continuously without prior permission, she will be
asked to vacate the hostel. If a resident student's name is struck
from the college for any reason, she will have to vacate the hostel
seat.
8. No student will be allowed t stay in the college hostel during
autumn and Winter break and summer vacation (after University
Examination).
9. Hostel rooms and premises must be kept neat and tidy.
10. Parents will countersign the attendance, house test results,
record of outing of their wards regularly.
11. Habitual defiance of hostel rules will render a resident student
liable to disciplinary action, a special fine and even expulsion from
the college.
12. Resident students are not allowed to take part in any kind of
protest or strikes.
13. Parents of defaulter students can be called by the hostel
authorities any time, so they are advised to take the report of their
wards from the hostel warden from time to time.
14. Married girls are not allowed to stay in the collage hostel. In case a
student gets married during the session, she will have to vacate
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Appoitement of Local Guardian
1. Appointment of a local guardian is mandatory for admission to the
hostel.
2. Parents must submit photographs of local guardian at the time of
admission to the hostel.
3. Male students (real brother and cousins) will not be accepted as
local guardians and will not allowed to enter the college premises.
4. In case of an emergency, local guardians will be informed.
5. Parents/ local guardian must immediately inform in writing any
change in their address or contact number.
6. Hiding of facts or stating of wrong facts will amount to rustication
from the hostel.
7. Only parents/guardian will be allowed to meet their wards from
3:30pm to 5:30 pm on Saturdays and 10:30am to 1:00pm on
Sundays.
Joining the Hostel
1. Resident students are expected to arrive a day before the term
starts.
2. They are expected to bring their own bedding, bed linen. Locks,
tumblers, steel plates, spoons, a bucket, and a mug.
3. Furniture will be issued to the resident students against their
signature. Each student will be responsible for any breakage or
loss of furniture issued to her. Before leaving the hostel she must
obtain a “No Dues” certificate from the warden.
4. Hostel students are not permitted to use private electrical
appliances. In case of a default a fine of Rs 500/- will be imposed
and the electrical appliance will be confiscated. They are also
warned not to tamper with electrical fittings. The collage will not be
responsible for any mishap.
5. The college does not take the responsibility of valuables
(especially mobile phones) and of excessive cash of resident
student. They are therefore advised not to bring jewellery with
them.
The college does not take any responsibility for any action of any girl
that proves fatal or is detrimental to her social position.
Permission to Leave The Hostel
1. Students will not be allowed to leave the hostel before the official
teaching is declared off. They are advised to take prior permission
from the Principal if they make any travel reservation before this
date.
2. If parents want to give a permanent authority to their wards to
leave the hostel for tuition, days-out or home town trip, they must
fill the specified form at the time of admission to the hostel and
sign the register.

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Achievers
Nidhi Chandle, B.P. Ed.
Cricket (Attended India Camp)
Kulbir Kaur
B.P. Ed.
Cycling (Attended India Camp)
Neha Dholi, B.P. Ed.
Baseball (Capt. of Punjab
University)
Ritu Rana, B.P. Ed.
Yoga (Gold Medalist)
Dechan Chorol, B.P. Ed.
Football
Jaskiran, B.A. III
Football
Dawinder Kaur, B.A. III
Weight Lifting
Baljinder , B.A. III
Weight Lifting
Heshma Mongia
B.P. Ed.
Boxing
Rajwinder Kaur, B.A. III
Weight Lifting
Jotparkash Kaur, B.A. III
Weight Lifting
Reena, B.A. II
Yoga, (H.P. State 5th position)
Gymnastic (Inter College
3rd position
Pinki, B.P. Ed.
Gymnastic
Ginny Yadav
B.P. Ed.
Baseball
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Anuradha, B.A. II
Yoga, (H.P. State IInd position)
Gymnastic (Inter College 3rd position
Manpreet Kaur, B.A. II
Yoga, Gymnastic
(3rd in Inter College)

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Achievers
Salochna Devi, B.A. II
Yoga (H.P. 3rd Position)
Babita Rawat, B.A. II
Yoga 2nd Position in H.P. State)
Ritu Sharma, B.A. II
Yoga (H.P. State 3rd Position)
Luxmi, B.A. II
Yoga (4th Position)
Priyanka, B.A. II
Football
Babita, B.A. I
Gymnastic, Yoga
Asha, B.A. I
Weight Lifting
(Bronze Medal Inter College)
Kanchan Gularia, B.A. I
Weight Lifting
(Silver Medal in Inter College)
Deepika, B.A. I
Weight Lifting
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)
Babita , B.A. I
Weight Lifting
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)
Preeti, B.A. I
Weight Lifting
(Bronze Medal in Inter College)
Heights by great men reached and kept
were not attained by sudden flight
but they, while their brethren slept,
were toiling upward in the night.
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Common Information
Instruction To Fill
The Admission Form
1. Each prospectus contains two forms, a student can apply in any
of the courses.
2. Fill a separate form for each college and each course.
3. Write in blue ink.
4. Fill up all the columns carefully.
5. Write Neatly. Forms with overwriting shall not be accepted.
6. Give the full form of the Board/University from which you have
passed the last examination, e.g. Punjab School Education
Board.
7. Attach the character certificate from the Institution (recognized
and affiliated) last attended. Private candidates should attach a
character certificate issued by a gazetted officer.
8. Attach self-attested copies of the following certificates:
i. Matriculation/ Sr. secondary certificate showing date of birth.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Board/University certificate showing the previous
examination passed.
Certificate of merit/Prizes won, if any
Proof of your residence i.e. Ration Card/ Driving Licence/
Voter's Identity Card (any one)
9. Tick mark Reservation, if any. If reserved Category, attach the
required documents.
10. If you have been declared pass in +2 but have failed in one or
more subjects, mention this fact clearly in the column of the
previous classed passed.
11. Fill the details of the classes passed. You can attach an extra
sheet indicating the marks in individual subjects.
12. Affix one copy of your passport size photograph on the specified
column/place in the admission form.
13. Application incomplete in any respect or received in the office
after the expiry of due date shall not be entertained.
14. Please collect the Acknowledgement slip from the college in
which you are applying for admission.
Important
1. Bring all original certificates and documents at the time of interview.
2. Parents/Guardian should sign the declaration and undertaking
Note
U.T. Pool candidates: Those who have passed their lower qualifying
examination as regular candidates from schools and colleges in U. T.,
Chandigarh
General pool candidates: Those who have passed their lower qualifying
examination from schools and colleges in U.T., Chandigarh.
GENERAL RULES OF ADMISSION
1. Candidates and their parents/guardian are expected to read the
prospectus carefully before applying for admission.
2. Candidates should consult the page of the relevant course and
the college where they want to apply.
3. Admission to the various classes is made strictly on merit in
accordance with the Panjab University and Chandigarh
Administration rules.
4. The merit shall be determined on the basis of marks obtained in
all the subjects opted for by the candidates. In case the marks of
two or more students are the same, the age factor would decide
the merit –the older is senior.
5. The admission forms shall have separate columns for father's
and mother's name. The mother's name along with the father's
names shall be mentioned in all the records. However, in case
some students do not wish to declare the name of either mother
or father, they may not be forced to do so and no one be denied
admission on this ground.
6. For admissions, fraction of marks less than the requisite
percentage shall not be rounded off to the advantage of the
candidate, i.e. 32.9%, 39.9% and 49.9% shall not be rounded off
to 33 %, 40% and 50% etc.
7. It shall be the sole discretion of the Principal/ Admission
Committee to admit or not to admit the detained students of
the college.
8. Students disqualified by any University/ Board shall not be
admitted to the colleges. Such students need not apply
for admission.
9. In case of late declaration pf result by the Panjab University, the
normal admission will take place within 10 working days of the
declaration of the work, subject to the availability of the seats.
This rule will not be applied to a candidate who passes the lower
examination from the other University/ Board. It means that those
students whose result is declared late by the University other
than Panjab University shall not be allowed the late admission to
the colleges under any circumstances.
10. Candidates with the break in their studies will not be admitted to
any colleges until the gap is explained to the satisfaction of the
Principal of the concerned college.
11. For gap year, a student is to supply an affidavit, a specimen copy
which is given on page no. 40.
12. The Principal's decision shall be final and binding regarding
interpretation of rules for admission. Not with standing any rule
incorporated in the Prospectus, the Principal of the college
reserve the right of admission.
13. In case the conduct of student session is not satisfactory, the
Principal has every right to cancel his or her admission.
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Reservation Policy
A candidate applying in a reserved category shall carefully indicate his/her
claim for only one category. In the admission form. In case the candidate
wrongly indicates claim for more than one reserved category, the one
claimed in the first instance shall be considered. No change of category will
be entertained /permitted in the application form or otherwise a later stage.
a) UT Pool:-60% seats of the total sanction intake will be filled up from
amongst the students who passed their qualifying examination from
Institutions recognized by the Chandigarh Administration and
situated in the U.T. of Chandigarh as a regular student of said
College/school subject to the condition that such student must have
studied for two years at Chandigarh and have passed one lower
qualifying examination from these colleges/Schools. These seats will
be termed as 'UT Pool'.
b) General Pool:-40% of the total sanctioned seats will be filled up from
amongst the students who passed their qualifying examination from
Institutions other than those located in the Union Territory of
Chandigarh or otherwise .These seats will be termed as
General Pool.
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe
The following percentage of seats is prescribed for the student belonging
to Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes.
Note: These concessions are not applicable to self-financing course.
UT Pool Schedule Castes-14% Schedule Tribes.-Nil
General Pool Schedule Castes-15% Schedule Tribes.-05%
B.P.Ed.- One Year Course
Total Seats = 50 (Only Girls)
U.T. Pool: (60%) = 30 Seats General Pool: (40%) = 20 Seats
Open= 22 Seats
Open=16 Seats
Reserved
Reserved
SC = 04(14%) SC = 03(15%)
Defence= 02 (5%) Defence= 01 (5%)
Freedom = Fighter= 01 (2%) Freedom = Fighter= Nil
Sports= 01 (2%) Sports= Nil
Note: - In case of students migrated from Kashmir and Foreign
Students, additional seats shall be created by the Panjab University.
If the requisite number of students of SC category in the UT pool is not
available, the seats will be made open to those students belonging to
general category of the said pool. In the general pool if the requisite
number of students belonging to SC/ST categories is not available,
the reservation will be in interchangeable amongst the students of
these categories. However, if seats still remain unfilled these will be
made open amongst the students of the general category of the
said pool.
Ex-serviceman, Dependents of
Defence/ Para Military Personnel etc.
5% of seats in each pool would be filled in from the following
categories of students in order of preference.
a) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel who are
awardees of gallantry decorations of Paramvir/ Mahavir/ Vir
Chakra in person or Posthumously.
Or
Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and para
military personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who died while in service
and were killed or were totally incapacitated in action while in
service and were wholly dependent on them.
b) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary
personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who died while in service
and were wholly dependent on them.
c) Sons/ Daughters/spouse of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary
personnel like GRPF,BSF etc. who were incapacitated
while in service and were wholly dependent on them.
d) Children /Widows of Defence persons killed or disabled to the
extent of 50% or more in actions, wards of gallantry awardees,
Ex- service man and children of serving Defence personnel /
Ex-serviceman.
Note:-
e) Sons/ Daughters/suppose of the Defence personnel and Paramilitary
personnel like GRPF, BSF etc. who are wholly
dependent on them.
The applicants seeking admission under categories (a) are
required to submit the photocopy of citation for gallantry award
failing which they will not be considered for this category.
The applicants seeking admission under category (b) and (c) are
required to submit the certificate from the respective
headquarters regarding death or totally incapacitated while in
service.
The applicants seeking admission to category (d) are required to
submit discharge certificate from service and certificate of
dependence from the Director Zila Sainik Board.
The applicants claiming admission under category (e) are required to
submit the certificate of dependence from the unit in which parents/
suppose is serving.
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Children and Grand Children
of Freedom Fighters
2% seats from each pool will be filled from the children and grand
children of freedom fighters.
A freedom fighter is a person who has either been granted freedom
fighter pension by the Chandigarh Administration or has
been awarded
“Tamra Patra” by the Govt. of India for his political suffering. No person
other than the above mentioned persons will be considered as
freedom fighter for the purpose of reservation of admission. The
requisite certificate will be issued by the Deputy Commissioner of the
District to which student belongs, which will be considered
irrespective of the form in which it is issued
self explanatory.
provided it is
Grand children means son's sons/ daughters or daughter's son
/daughters. Wards of freedom fighters who have been awarded
“Tamra Patra” by the Govt. of India would also be eligible for
reservation under this category. In case of such freedom fighter they
should produce their “Tamra Patra” certificate, freedom fighter
certificate and dependence certificate fro the Deputy Commissioner of
the district in which they reside.
The applicants from this category will not be considered without the
following documents:-
Note:-
i) The photocopy of “Tamra Patra” certificate or freedom fighter
certificate.
ii)
Dependence certificate from the concerned Deputy
Commissioner.
Reservation of Sportsmen/
Sportswomen
a) 2% seats would be filled with sportsmen or sportswomen on the
basis of their merit as per the grading criteria recommended by
Chandigarh Administration. This category shall not be divided in
to UT pool/General pool. Benefits of reservation under this
category shall be available only to the following category of
the students.
i) Those who passed their qualifying examination from any
institution recognized by Chandigarh Administration and situated
in the U. T. of Chandigarh as a regular student of the said
institution, who have studied at Chandigarh institution at least two
years before applying for gradation certificate subject to the
Students seeking admission to this category shall be considered
only:
condition that such students must represent Chandigarh state
etc. in the National /other recognized tournament.
ii) Where Chandigarh Administration has adopted the notification
of other State/ U.T.s on reciprocal basis to give benefit of
reservation in admission in sports category in Chandigarh, they
will be graded as per existing policy of Chandigarh
Administration.
iii) Countersigning of gradation certificate shall only be
admissible on reciprocal basis provided that counter signed
certificate will be graded as per the policy of Chandigarh
Administration.
b) Performance in the following sports discipline will only be
considered for the purpose of sports graduation certificate:
1 2 3
Athletics Archery Badminton
4 5 6
Basketball Boxing Ball Badminton
7 8 9
Chess Cycling Cricket
10 11 12
Football Frencing Gymnastics
13 14 15
Golf Hockey Handball
16 17 18
Judo Kabaddi (NS) Kayaking
19 20 21
Kho-Kho Netball Rowing
22 23 24
Shooting Softball Squesh
25 26 27
Swimming & Canoeing Tennis Table Tennis
28 29 30
Volleyball Wrestling Tennis Weight Lifting
1. If/ his's/ her's age falls within the age group and eligible for
participation in inter-college/ inter university tournaments.
2. If his/ her achievements in sports relate to his/her activities in any
of the three years proceeding to the admission (e.g. for admission
in the year 2005-06 the achievements shall not be prior to
April1, 2002)
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Reservation for other categories
There will be no reservation for any other categories such as:-
1. Backward class
2. Teacher's children, self and spouses.
3. Widow/Divorced / Deserted Woman.
4. Border belt/Backward area.
5. Children of innocent civilians killed/sustained 100% disability by
Foreign Students
2% seats are reserved for foreign students in 4 years' B.P. Ed. The
foreign students should submit along with their-application the
following documents without which they will not be considered for
admission under this category.
Eligibility Certificate
a) If a student seeking admission on the basis of foreign qualification.
b) Long term students visa.
c) Proof of foreign nationality.
Note:-
terrorist/ security forces acting in aid of civil powers. Or children of
victims of November, 1984 riots. Or children of any deserters
killed /100% physically disabled or children of external/internal
migrants. Or physically handicapped/ incapacitated/ mentally
challenged.
6. Children /widows of Panjab police killed/disables in action.
Foreign students residing abroad should apply through their respective
embassies to the Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of External
Affairs, New Delhi.
Foreign students shall have to comply with all the requirements of
Government of India, Chandigarh administration as well as Punjab
University as prescribed by them time to time.
The reservation of seats given above shall be strictly adhered to. In case
seats in the reserved category remain vacant on account of non-availability
of qualified candidates, such seats may be filled up from the general
category. The candidate who had applied for a reserved category will be
considered for a particular category only.
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Rules Pertaining to Academics
Eligibility to Appear in the University Examination
Attendance Requirement
As per the University Regulations, a student is required to attend at
least:
1. 75% of the full course of lectures delivered to his/her class in each
subject offered by him/her.
2. 75% of the periods assigned to practical work in each
concerned subject.
Information on changes, if any, in the eligibility condition would be
available with the concerned committees.
A student who remains absent for more than seven days at a stretch
without sanctioned leave is liable to have his/her name struck off from
the college rolls.
Re-admission : If a student's name is struck off from the college rolls,
he/she is required to seek re-admission within 10 working days, falling
which, his/her admission will stand cancelled.
House Examinations & Internal Assessment for B. P. Ed.
As per the instructions of Panjab University, Chandigarh Internal
assessment based upon September & December Test is to be sent on
the Performa provided by the Panjab University. The assessment
based on 3% marks in September Test and 5% in December Test in
each paper of all the subjects of B. P. Ed and M. P. Ed. Classes.
1. Weightage of 2 marks will be given for attendance, as follows:
(i)Attendance above 85%-2 marks.
(ii)Attendance 75% to 85%-1 marks.
2. Absence or exemption from the examination on any ground (even
medical) is treated as failure with nil marks.
3. Students found guilty of using unfair means in the house
examinations will abide by the decision of the UMC Committees
as per the rules.
4. A student attending NCC Camps/Sports/Cultural Activities will
seek prior permission for absence in September/December
Tests. He/she may be allowed to appear in a Special Test, if held
at the discretion of the principal.
A Student is Required to Obtain
1. A minimum of 40% marks in the aggregate of all subjects in the
house examinations to be eligible to appear in the annual
University examination.
2. A minimum of marks as per the latest Panjab University rules in
the special test, if held at the discretion of the Principal,
subsequent to regular house examinations.
Note:
House Examinations & Internal Assessment for Postgraduate Classes
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Libraries
Leave Rules
The PGGC-11 and GCG-42 libraries are fully computerised and are
equipped with books on various disciplines including B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.
Courses. Libraries also subscribe to latest National and Internationals
Journals, Dissertation Abstracts, Magazines and News Papers.
Text Books Library
Under the University grants Commission's schemes for Text Books Library,
sets of standard Text Books are issued to the needy students up to the end of
their University Examination.
1. Students should apply for leave on the leave application form available in
the college office.
2. Prior sanction for leave must be taken.
3. In case sickness or an emergency, the leave application must be
submitted within a week.
4. Application for sick leave for more than five days will have to be supported
by a Medical Certificate from a Government Dispensary/Hospital.
5. Absence fine without leave is Rs. 1/- per period and Rs. 4/- for the whole
day.
6. Leave on medical grounds or otherwise does not entitle a student to claim
benefit of lectures or for appearing in the special Test.
Library Rules
1. Identity Card / Library Card-cum-Reader's Ticket / PVC Identity
card / Library Card.
As soon as a student is admitted to the college, he/she will be issued
an Identity Card/ Library Card-cum-Reader's Ticket on production of
the fee receipt. Four ticket size photographs are to be fixed each on
the Identity card and membership card, and two on reader's tickets.
Every student shall keep his/her Identity card on his/her person during
his/her stay in the college. A student who falls to produce the Identity
card on demand may be refused entry in the classes/library and may
become liable for disciplinary action.
2. Issue of Books.
i) Two (Three in case of Hons. and Post graduate classes) books
shall be issued for 14 days.
ii) Overdue fine @Rs. 1/- per book per day shall be charged.
Withdrawal of Admission / Library Security
Withdrawal of Admission: A student should apply for withdrawal
his/her name, failing which the student is liable to pay all college
dues. Until the name is formally withdrawn, the student is liable to
pay all college dues and fines.
College fee/ Annual charges once paid are non-refundable. A
separate application will have to be submitted for withdrawal of
name from the hostel.
Refund and lapse of security of Students leaving college: All
outgoing Students must submit their library Security refund form
(available in the office) to the dealing assistant of the office.
For Students leaving college Mid-Session: Application for refund
of security must be made on the prescribed form immediately on
leaving the college.
Academic Prizes
To encourage better performance in studies, prizes are awarded to
the students on the basis of their results in the house examinations,
subject to the following rules:
A student failing in the house examinations or seeking exemption
on any ground, whatsoever, will not be eligible for the prize.
University prizes will be awarded strictly according to the position
held by the students in the University examinations and notified in
the Panjab University Gazettes.
The special examination, if held, will determine only the eligibility
of the students for the University examination and not for the
academic prizes. However, if a student misses an examination in
one or more subjects due to participation in national / University
competitions but secures a first/ second/ third position in the
subject he/she has appeared for, he/she will be entitled to the
prize.
Special prizes and certificates are awarded for distinction in cocurricular
activities
Note:
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Roll of Honour
The Roll of Honour is awarded to outstanding students on their
winning distinction in academics/co-curricular activities /sports. The
record is maintained in the Roll of Honour Register.
College Colours and
Merit Certificates
Academic prizes, College Colours and merit certificates are
awarded to the students for their outstanding achievements in
academics, sports and other co-curricular activities as per rules laid
down by the college.
Prizes for Annual Events
The Administrator, Union Territory, Chandigarh has given the approval
to a series of Annual events for the students studying in college of Union
Territory, Chandigarh from the current session, on themes linked to
Inter-College General Knowledge Quiz Contest ( Team event)
1st Prize - Rs.10, 000/-
2nd Prize - Rs. 7, 000/-
The following prizes for academic / cultural/ sports activities have
also been instituted in each college under the banner, “The
Administrator's Prize”:
The Administrator's Prize for the best all round student in every
College - Rs. 5000/-
The Administrator's Prize for the best sports person in every
College -Rs. 3000/-
The Administrator's Prize for the best Performance in cultural
activities (2 prizes per college - Rs. 3000/-)
The Administrator's Prize for the best Performance in literary
activities (3 prizes per college - Rs. 2000/-)
The Administrator's Prize for the best NSS Volunteer- Rs. 3000/-
The Administrator's Prize for the Leadership - Rs. 3000/-
The Administrator's Prize for Book Lovers 5 Prizes of Rs. 1000/--each
India's Freedom Struggle and the vision of a Resurgent India as per
details given below:
Essay Competition (The essay will be on a theme related to
National Prize and development – oriented Issues (Individual
events):
1st Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-
2nd Prize - Rs. 3, 000/-
3rd Prize - Rs. 2, 000/-
Upto 5 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-
Upto 5 Consolation Prizes - Rs. 500/-
College/Poster-Making Competition on a theme of Social or
National Relevance (Individual events):
1st Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-
2nd Prize - Rs. 3, 000/-
3rd Prize - Rs. 2, 000/-
Upto 5 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-
Upto 5 Consolation Prizes - Rs. 500/-
Best Play on a theme of Social Relevance:
1st Prize - Rs. 10, 000/-
2nd Prize - Rs. 7, 000/-
3rd Prize - Rs. 5, 000/-
3 Special Mentions - Rs. 1, 000/-
Concessions & Scholarships
(For Various Categories of Students i.e. SC, Physically Handicapped, Economically Weaker Sections, etc).
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The various concession scholarship
& other facilities are as under
1. General student: concession in fee;( Refer to common fee
concession application form given in the Prospectus). Half tuition
fee concession is given to 10% of admitted students.
2. Half free brother / sister concession: A student whose elder
brother / sister is paying full fee in any Govt. College of
Chandigarh Administration, should apply for concession within
15 days after getting admission in their respective college / same
college.
3. Concessions for descendant of Kargil martyrs / permanently
disabler concession in college fee and hostel fee will be given to
descendants of Kargil martyrs / permanently disable vide letter
No. misc./A-6/35013725 dated 18.4.2007 received from the
Punjab University.
4. SC/ST Student: All SC/Stare eligible for free books and
stationery. Under this scheme, the Education Department,
Chandigarh Administration provides free books and stationery
to each student under:
1) Arts – Rs. 250/-
2) Commerce – Rs. 250/-
3) Science – Rs. 350/-
5. Non Hindi Speaking Scholarship: To Encourage the study of
Hindi in Non-Hindi Speaking state and to make available to the
Government of these state suitable personnel for teaching and
other posts where knowledge of Hindi essential , Scholarship are
sanctioned under the Govt. of India state for post-metric studies
in Hindi. Five Scholarship are given by the Chandigarh
Administration as follow: Rs. 500/- p.m for B.A/B.Sc/B.Com.
(Pass, Courses & Honours) l, ll, lll Rs. 1000/-p.m for M.A. l, ll
6. Meritorious students Scholarship under the Govt. of India
national Scholarship scheme and UT state merit Scholarship
scheme meritorious students are given Scholarship @Rs.100
p.m, of which 86 Scholarships are given under the Govt. national
Scholarship scheme and 21 Scholarship are given under the UT
merit Scholarship.
Other Scholarship/Stipends
The cases of all eligible students are recommended for grant of
following Scholarships / Stipend /Awards:
1. Indian Council for Cultural Relation Scholarship.
2. Post-matric Scholarship for SC/ST student.
3. Award Scholarship out of P.U students' relief fund.
4. Award of P.U sports stipend.
5. Scholarships are also given to student whose earning parent dies
and the family income therefore falls within the prescribed
income limit as given in the centrally sponsored scheme of postmatric
Scholarship for SC/ST student.
6. Award of Chandigarh (UT) Govt. Merit Scholarship (Eligibility to
be determined on the basis of result of Final Examination).
7. National merit Scholarship DPI (C) Punjab.
8. State Merit Scholarship DPI (C) Punjab.
9. Post-merit studies in Hindi DHE, Chandigarh Administration.
10. Students' Aid fund.
Code of Conduct and Discipline
1. Students are expected to maintain proper discipline in and
outside the class room /college campus.
2. Students must be punctual and regular in the class & House
Examinations.
3. Parents are requested to attend the parent–teacher Meeting
and remain in touch with the family members to keep track
of their ward's academic performance.
4. Students are expected to be courteous and respectful
toward all the staff members.
5. Use of the Mobile Phone in the class room and library is
strictly prohibited.
6. Smoking, drinking and playing cards on the college campus
is strictly prohibited.
7. Disciplinary action will be taken against those who are
found guilty of causing damage to the college property.
8. Students must make it a point to read the Notice Board daily.
Ignorance of orders/notices duly displayed on the Notice
Board shall not be accepted as an excuse for noncompliance.
9. Students violating rules and resorting to indiscipline are
liable to be punished in the form of heavy fine, withdrawal of
concession or stipends and even expulsion from the
college in extreme cases.
10. Students who are under-age and do not have a valid driving
license for a two wheeler are not allowed to drive as per the
direction of the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana high court.
They are advised not to bring their vehicle to the college.
11. Students must park their vehicle at the cycle/scooter stand.
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Specimen Application form for Fee Concession / Scholarship
Name___________________________________________Roll No._______________________Class_______________________
1. Father's Name/ Guardian's Name___________________________________________________________________________
2. Designation / Organisation / Occupation______________________________________________________________________
3. Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________
4. Permanent Address______________________________________________________________________________________
5. Particulars of previous class____________________________Roll No.______________________Session_________________
Concession No.__________________Concesssion Availed.
Sr. No. Student Categories Concession Categories Requirements To Avail Tick The Relevant
The Concession Columns
1. General Students Half fee concession Income of parents
(tuition fee)
from all sources per
annum up to Rs. 1 Lakh
2. Students whose elder Half fee concession Certificate/ Reciept
brother/sister is (tuition fee) of payment of fee.
paying full fee in any
Govt. College of Chd.
3. Decedents of Kargil Fee concession Valid certificate from the
Martyrs Hostel fee concession ministry of defense.
4. SC / ST students Fee concession Parents' income up to
Rs. 1 Lakh per year.
5. SC / ST students Free books & stationery SC/ST certificate
Rs.250/- Arts/Com,
All SC / ST students are
& Rs. 350 Science
eligible.
6. Students from non-hindi Scholarship of Rs. 500/- pm for Certificate of Non-Hindi
speaking states for Post B.A./B.Sc./B.Com (Pass & Honours) speaking state.
Matric Studies in Hindi
I, II, III; B.P.Ed I, II, III, IV; B.P.Ed.
one year and For M.A./
MPEd I, II Rs. 1000/-
7. Meritorious Students 21 merit scholarships under U.T. Merit Certificate.
Merit Scholarship Scheme
and 86 under GOI National
Scholarship Scheme
8. Poor / Needy students Financial Aid out of students' Income Certificate /
Aid Fund & Red Cross
Fund Affidavit.
Note: i) Attach documentary evidence in support of your claim
ii) For details refer to relevant section on concessions, scholarships and prizes in prospectus.
For office use only
Signature of the Applicant
Signature of Concession In-Charge
Signature of Principal
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Specimen of Affidavit for Gap Year
I, ______________________________________________,S/o/D/o Shri____________________________________,
R/o ________________________________________________________________________________________, do
Hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :-
1. That I am seeking admission in _______________________________________________________,
Chandigarh.
2. That I passed my _____________________________examination during 200_______
3. That during mygap period from ______________ I did not take part in any political activity.
4. That during my gap period from _______________________ there is no criminal case lying pending against me in a
court or Police Station.
5. That due to ___________________________________________________________________________________,
I had dropped my regular studies for ______year/years.
6. That I bear a good moral character.
( On non – Judicial paper of Rs. 20/- duly attested by 1st class magistrate)
Place:
Dated
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION
Verified that the contents of above affidavit are true and correct and that nothing has been concealed therein.
Place:
Date:
(To be submitted in duplicate)
DEPONENT
( On non – Judicial paper of Rs. 20/- duly attested by 1st class magistrate)
I,________________(name), father/ mother of Miss_________(full address to be given) resident of
_________________________ do hereby, solemnly declare and affirm as under :-
1. That I am a citizen of India.
2. That Miss__________born on_____________is girl child of the deponent.
3. That the deponent has no male child.
Specimen of Affidavit for Single Girl Child
4. That the deponent has the following children and none else:
i) Name ii) Sex iii) Date of Birth
5. That neither the deponent nor the aforenamed girl child of the deponent have obtained/ availed the benefit granted under
this category, in this University / Institute including its affiliated colleges.
Place:
Dated:
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION
Verified that the contents of the above affidavit are true and correct and that nothing has been concealed therein.
Place:
Date:
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Prospectus Committee
Patron in Chief : Mr. Ram Niwas Yadav, IAS.
Education Secretary, Chandigarh Administration
Patron : Mr. D. K. Tiwari, IAS.
Director, Higher Education, Chandigarh Administration
Chairperson : Dr. A. L. Gauba, Principal, PGGC-11, Chansdigarh
Co-Chairperson : Dr. Nindru Bal, Principal, G.C.G. 42, Chandigarh
Convener :
Mrs. Manjit Brar, Vice-Principal, P.G.G.C.-11, Chandigarh
Co-ordinators : Dr. R. S. Brar, P.G.G.C. -11, Chandigarh
Mrs. Anju Chopra, GCG -42, Chandigarh
Members : Mr. V.K. Devashwar P.G.G.C 11, Chandigarh
Ms. Suman Gandhi, G.C.G. 42, Chandigarh
Ms. Hardeep Kaur, G.C.G. 42, Chandigarh
Mr. Prashanta K Das, P.G.G.C. 11, Chandigarh
Fee Structure
Fee Structure for B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed.
Courses for the Session 2009-10
will be displayed at the respective
colleges at the time of admission
as per the latest instructions of
Chandigarh Administration and
Punjab University, Chandigarh
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Prospectus on Internet
This prospectus is also available on the website of Chandigarh administration http://chandigarh.nic.in. The prospectus and
the admission form can be downloaded and submitted to the college where a student wants to seek admission. Apply on a
separate admission form for each college and each course.
A Bank Draft of Rs. 125/- should be attached along with the form, both in case of new and old students who download the
prospectus. It should be addressed to Principal, Govt. College_______________, Sector______, Chandigarh. The
student should mention the name of the college as above on the bank draft
The form may be sent through registered post or submitted at the counter of the college in which admission is being sought
Date of Publication of Prospectus :
Price : Rs. 125/-
Sd/-
Director Higher Education
Chandigarh Administration
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State-wise List of fake Universities as on 18thJanuary, 2009
As per the UGC website the list of the fake universities as on 18th 12. D.D.B. Sanskrit University, Putur, Tirchi, Tamil Nadu.
February, 2009 is as follows:
13. Indian Institute of Alternative Medicine, Kolkatta.
1. Maithili University/Vishwavidyalaya, Darbhanga, Bihar
14. Mahila Gram Vidyapath/Vishwavidayalya (Women's Putur, Tirchi,
2. Varanaseya Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi(UP) Jagatpuri, Tamil Nadu), Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
Delhi
15. Indian Education Council of U.P. , Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
3. Commercial University Ltd., Daryaganj, Delhi.
16. Gandhi Hindi Vidyapith, Prayag, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.
4. United Nations University, Delhi
17. National University of Electro Complex Homeopathy, Kanpur,
5. Vocational University, Delhi Uttar Pradesh.
6. ADR-Centric Juridical University, New Delhi. 18. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose University(Open University),
Achaltal, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.
7. Indian Institue of Science and Engineering, New Delhi.
19. Uttar Pradsh Vishwavidyalya, Kosi Kalan, Mathura, Uttar
8. Badaganvi Sarkar World Open University Education Society, Pradesh.
Karnataka.
20. Maharan Pratap Shiksha Niketan Vishwavidayalya, Pratapgarh,
9. St. John's University, Kishanatam, Kerela. Uttar Pradesh.
10. Kesarewani Vidyapith, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. 21. Indraprastha Shiksha Parishad, Noida Phase-II, Uttar Pradesh.
11. Raja Arabic University, Nagpur, Maharashtra. 22. Gurukul Vishwavidyalya, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh.
Note:
The matter of recognition of degrees like B.Ed / M.Ed. etc. awarded by the Bhartiya Shiksha Parishad, Lucknow and also its
recognition is still subjudice.

Ban on Ragging
RAGGING
The following instructions should be noted for strict compliance:
RAGGING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED
As per the UGC letter No. F1-8/2006(CCP-II) dated February, 2008, addressed to te Registrar, Punjab
University, Chandigarh, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has strictly banned ragging in the Educational
Institutions.
If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority the concerned student shall be given liberty to
explain and his explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the institution.
Ragging includes disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of
teasing, treating and handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in rowdy or in disciplined activities
which cause or are likely to cause hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension in a fresher
or a junior student.
Anti-Ragging Help lines have been formed in all the colleges.
Say no to Ragging

DRUGS
OUR PLEDGE
We pledge to fight the rising levels of drug, smoking and
tobaco consumption and live a drug free life.
We pledge to start a mission to empower the youth to work
for awareness of, treatment of, and recovery from addiction.
We pledge to form a "Circle of Friendship" and launch
support programmes for creating a tobacco, smoking and
drug free world.
Pledge undertaken by
Government Colleges, Chandigarh Administration, Chandigarh

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