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COURSES AND SUBJECTS OF STUDY

THREE YEAR INTEGRATED DEGREE COURSES

Stream	Seats
Arts	128
Science	112
Commerce	64

Mark distribution for Pass & Honors Students

Subjects	1st year	2nd Year	3rd Year	Total
Pass	500	500	400	1400
Honours	600	600	600	1800

Stream	Subjects	No. of Papers	Marks
B.A (Pass)	English	02	200
	M.I.L (O)/Ur/A.E	01	200
	One Pass subject	04	400
	Two elective subjects	04	400
	I.S.C.	01	100
	PS/ES	01	100

Stream	Subjects	No. of Papers	Marks
B.A (Hons.)	English	02	200
	M.I.L (O)/Ur/A.E	01	200
	Two elective subjects	04	400
	I.S.C.	01	100
	PS/ES	01	100

Stream	Subjects	No.of Papers	Marks
B.Sc (Pass)	English	01	50
	M.I.L (O)/Ur/A.E	01	50
	Two Pass subject	08	800
	One Maj.elective subjects	02	200
	One Minor Elective subject	01	100
	I.S.C.	01	100
	IT/ES	01	100

Stream	Subjects	No. of Papers	Marks
B.Sc (Hons.)	English	01	50
	M.I.L (O)/Ur/A.E	01	50
	One Pass	04	400
	One Maj.elective subjects	02	200
	One Minor Elective subject	01	100
	Honours	08	800
	I.S.C.	01	100
	IT/ES	01	100

Stream	Subjects	No.of Papers	Marks
B.Com (Pass)	English	01	100
	Business Economics	01	100
	Ten pass subject	10	1000
	I.S.C.	01	100
	C.A.E.S	01	100

Stream	Subjects	No.of Papers	Marks
B.Com (Hons.)	English	01	100
	Business Economics	01	100
	Four pass subjects	04	400
	Ten Hons. Subject	10	1000
	I.S.C.	01	100
	C.A.E.S	01	100

I.S.C – Indian society and culture

P.S – Population studies

E.S. – Environmental studies

I.T. – Information Technology

C.A.E.S. – Computer Application and Environmental Studies.

ARTS

Compulsory

(i) English

(ii) M.I.L. (O)

(iii) Indian society and culture

(iv) Population studies

Pass

(i) History

(ii) Economics

(iii) Pol. Science

(iv) Oriya

(v) Philosophy

(vi) Education

HONOURS

(i) Economics

(ii) English

(iii) History

(iv) Pol. Science

(v) Education

(vi) Psychology

(vii) Sanskrit

(viii) Oriya

(16 seats each)

Elective –

(1) Indian Policy

(2) Indian Economy

(3) Landmarks in Indian History

(4) Philosophy (5) Education

SCIENCE

Compulsory

(i) Communicative English

(ii) Communicative Oriya

(iii) Indian society and culture

(iv) Information Technology

(v) Environmental Science

PASS

(i) Botany

(ii) Chemistry

(iii) Computer Application

(iv) Physics

(v) Zoology

(vi) Math

ELECTIVES

(i) Mathematics

(ii) Statistics

(iii) Biology

(iv) Physics

(v) Chemistry

(vi) Computer Application

HONOURS

(i) Physics (32) (ii) Chemistry (32)

(iii) Mathematics (16) (iv) Botany (16)

(v) Zoology (16)

COMMERCE

Compulsory

(i) Communicative English ,

(ii) Business Economics

(iii) Indian Society and Culture

(iv) Computer Application & Environmental Studies

(v) F.A,

(vi) Business Regulatory Frame work

(vii) Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship

Optional

(i) Business Mathematics

(ii) Business Environment

(iii) Cost Accounting

(iv) Income Tax

(v) Management. Accounting

(vi) Principles Business Management

(vii) Auditing

Honours

(i) Accounting

(2) Management

(16 Seats each )

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Subjects

(i) DTP

(ii) DCA

(iii) PGDCA

(iv) Accounting package

(v) Pc Software

THREE –YEAR DEGREE COURSE

(Beginning from 2003-2004)

Students passing the Higher Secondary Equivalent examination may apply for admission into the 1st year of Three-year Degree course. This course comprises :

Course Structure :

B.A (pass)

FIRST YEAR	SECOND YEAR	FINAL YEAR
English–I 100	English–II 100	Indian Society culture 100
MIL/Alternative English–I 100	MIL / Alternative English– II 100	Computer Application Environmental studies population Studies 100
PassA-1- 100	PassA-3 100
PassA- 2 100	Pass A –4 100	Elective B - 100
ElectiveA – 1 100	Elective– 2 100	Elective B-2 100
TotalMarks 500	500	400

B.A (Honours)

FIRST YEAR	SECOND YEAR	FINAL YEAR
English – I	English– II 100	Indian Society & Culture 100
MIL/Alternative English–I 100	MIL/ Alternative English–II 100	Computer Application environmental studies / population societies 100
Elective A- 1 100	Hons.P– 3 100	Hons. P 100
Elective A – 2 100	Hons.P-4 100	Hons. P-8 100
Hons.P1 100	Hons.P- 5100	Elective B- 1 100
Hons.P- 2 100	HonsP– 6100	ElectiveB – 2 100
Total Marks 600	600	600

B.Sc. (Pass)

FIRST YEAR	SECOND YEAR	FINAL YEAR
English 50	Information Tech. / Environmental Studies 100	Indian Society & Culture 100
MIL/ Alternative English-50	PassA– 3 100	Minor Elective 100
PassA– 1 100	PassA- 4100	Major Elective P – I 100
Pass A – 2 100	PassB– 3100	Major Elective P – I 100
Pass B – 1 100	PassB – 4100
PassB–2 100
Total Marks 500	500	400

B. Sc. (Hons.)

FIRST YEAR	SECOND YEAR	FINAL YEAR
English 50	Information Tech./ Environmental studies 100	Indian Society & Culture 100
MIL / Alt. Eng. 50	Pass A-3 100	Hons P- 5 100
Pass A – 1100	PassA – 4 100	Hons. P-6 100
Pass A – 2 100	Pass P – 3 100	Hons. P – 7 100
Hons. P – 1100	Hons. P – 4 100	Hons. P – 8100
Hons. – 2 100	Maj. Elective P – 1 100	Maj. Elective P –2 100
Minor Elective 100
Total Marks 600	600	600

B. Com (Pass)

FIRST YEAR

SECOND YEAR

FINAL YEAR

BC 2.1 Indian Soc. & Culture

BCP 2.2.1 Buss. Statistics.

BCP 2.2.2 Buss. Env.

BCP 2.2.3 Cost Accounting .

BCP 2.2.3 Income Tax

BC 3.1 Computer Appl. Or environmental studies.

BCP 3.2.1 Mgt. Acct.

BCP 3.2.2 Principles of Buss. Mgt.

BCP 3.2.3. Auditing

Total Marks 500

500

400

ACCOUNTING

BCHA 2.2.4 Corporate Acct.

BCHHA 2.2.5 Income Tax

BCHHA 3.2.3 Fin. St. Analysis & Reporting

BCHHA 3.2.4. Indirect Taxes

BCHHA 3.2.5 Auditing

MANAGEMENT

BCHHMG 2.2.4 Marketing Management

BCHHMG 3.2.3 Financial Management

BCHHMG 3.2.3 H.R. Management

BCHHMG 3.2.5 Production Management

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EXAMINATION

1) Higher Secondary in Arts (Two years courses)

2) Higher Secondary in Science (Two years courses)

3) Higher Secondary in Commerce (Two years courses)

4) Degree course in Arts (Three years courses)

a) Ist year university examination.

b) Iind year university examination.

c) IIIrd year university examination

5) Degree course in Science (Three-year course)

a) Ist year university examination.

b) IInd Year University Examination

c) IIIrd Year University Examination

6) Degree Courses in Commerce (Three Years course)

a) Ist Year University Examination

b) IInd Year University Examination

c) IIIrd Year University Examination

7) Certificates/Degree/Package courses in IT.

‘O’ Level Examination

‘A’ Level Examination

Accounting Package

Short-term courses

Students admitted into this college are required to appear at following examination

a) Monthly Test

b) Half-yearly Test

c) Pre-Test and Test exam

d) Annual (class) examination

e) CHSEC (Annual)

f) +3 Ist year university examination

g) +3 II nd year University examination

h) +3 IIIrd year University examination

i) Back paper University examination

1. The Pre-Test examinations shall be held in September/October.

2. Monthly test are held subject wise in the first week of every month.

3. The Half-yearly & Test Examination shall be held in or around November 1st week.

4. The annual examinations shall be held in the 1st week of April.

5. CHSE (Annual) and university exams are held as per the notification of CHSE and Utkal university.

6. Promotion to next higher classes will depend on the student’s performance in the examination. A student has to pass in eac Subject and has to secure the requisite percentage of attendance and marks.

7. The decision of staff council is final for promotion.

8. Any reported case of indiscipline at the examination will be decided by the staff council on the recommendation of Academic council.

9. The Staff council has the power to alter the rules as and there necessary.

10. The college provides 100% free-fair examination and any case of not practices at the time of any examination is to be dealt seriously.

11. The marks obtained by students in various college examinations are dispatched on post-cards to their words.

12. Guardians meetings are organised to review the performance of students and to look with the feed back from parents and students.

13. Absentees in the college examination will be fined as decided by staff council.

14.A student must have 75% of attendance in theory and practical class separately for being sent up and for promotion to the next higher classes.

15. The staff council is to meet at the time of tabulation of result and fix accreditation for promotion of a student.

RESULTS

The results will be computed by taking into account the marks obtained by a student in all the paper/exams conducted by college /CHSE / Utkal university.

a) PASS MARKS

i) 30% in theory papers of each subject and 40% in practical paper of each subject.

ii) 33% in aggregate of all papers, council exams pass and Honours subject.

b) DIVISIONS

i) 33% in Aggregate to less than 45% aggregate or 3rd division for CHSE Examination.

ii) 36% in aggregate and below 45% in Honours subject is called pass without Honours.

iii) 45% in Aggregate for +2 classes –2nd division.

iv) 45% to below 60%in Honours subject –2nd class with Honours.

v) 50% in Aggregate with Honours –2nd class Honours with Distinction.

vi) 60% and above in Aggregate in Honours subject- Ist division in Honours.

vii) 60% and above in Honours and 50% in pass Electives and compulsory subjects –Ist Division in Honours waith Distiction

viii) No Distiction will be awarded if the candidate passes having availed the benefit of year Back Examination in non-honours papers.

AWARD

i) Candidates will be awarded +2 Arts/Science/commerce certificates after qualifying CHSE, Examination.

ii) Candidate will be awarded B.Sc (pass)/B.Sc(Hons)/B.Com (pass)/B.Com(Hons)/ B. A (pass )/ B. A. (Hons) according to their stream.

iii) Candidate will be awarded DOEAC ‘A’/ ‘O’ Level after passing IT degree.

THE ORISSA CONDUCT OF EXAMINATION ACT, 1988

ORISSA GAZETTE (FRIDAY, MARCH, 1988)

No. 360/Legis – The following act of the Orissa Legislative Assembly having been assented to by the Governor on the 11th March, 1988 is hereby published for general information.

Orissa Act 2 of 1988

The Orissa conduct Examination Act – 1988

The act of provide for penal action for adoption of unfair means at certain examination held in the state and other matters connected there with Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Orissa the Thirty-ninth year of the Republic of India as follows :

1. SHORT TITLE

The Act be called the Orissa Conduct of Examination Act 1988.

2. DEFINITIONS

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires “recognized examination” means an Examination specified in the Schedule and includes evaluation, tabulation, publication of results and all other matters connected there with. (b) “unfair means” in relation to any recognized examination means taking or giving or attempting to take or give any help, other than one permissible, if any, under the rules applicable there to, from any material, written, recorded or printed or relayed or from any person, in any form whatsoever.

3. PROHIBITION OF USE OF UNFAIR MEANS AT EXAMINATIONS

1) No person shall adopt or take resources to unfair means at any recognized examination.

2) No person shall aid, abet or conspire in the use of unfair means at any recognized examination.

4. RESTRICTION ON COPIES OF QUESTION PAPER AND OFFER OF INFORMATION

No person, who is lawfully authorized or permitted by virtue of his duties to do shall before the time fixed for distribution of copies of question paper to examines at a recognized examination.

a) Procure, attempt to procure or possess, such question paper or apportion or a copy there of or

b) Impart information which he knows or his reason to believe is related to or derived from or has a bearing upon such question paper.

5. PREVENTION OF LEAKAGE BY PERSON ENTRUSTED WITH EXAMINATION WORK

No person who is entrusted with any work connected with a recognized examinations shall excepted with a recognized examination shall except in the discharge of his duties, directly or indirectly divulge or cause to be divulged to any other person any information or part there of which he has come in possession in the discharge of his duties.

6. RESTRICTION ON PAPER

No person shall procure, possess, distribute or otherwise publicize or cause to be publicized any question paper as being the one or purporting to be the one that is to be given or likely to be given at an ensuring recognized examinations.

7. PROHIBITION OF LOITERING ETC. NEAR EXAMINATION CENTRE

No person, save in the discharge of his duties, shall (a) during the hours when a recognized examinations centre or where any evaluation or tabulation work relating to a recognized examination is done and (b) two hours preceding the commencement of such examinations is conducted or evaluation or tabulation work is done or at any public or private place within a distance of one hundred metres of such premises or the place of evaluation of tabulation work namely

(i) Loitering

(ii) Distributing or otherwise publicizing any paper other matter relating to such examinations, or

(iii) Indulging in such other activity as is likely to be prejudicial to the conduct of such examinations or is likely to affect the secrecy thereof. Provided that nothing contained in this section shall apply in respect of bonafide activities of examines appearing at the examination, which is conducted at such examination centre

8. REFUSAL OF DUTIES CONNECTED WITH EXAMINATION PROHIBITED

No person assigned with invigilation work or superintendence or any recognized examinations at any centre or other work connected with such examination or evaluation, tabulation or publication of result shall refuse, save under circumstances beyond his control, to perform the work or duties so assigned.

9. PENALTY

Whoever contravenes any of the provisions of Section 3 to 8 shall, on conviction, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine which may extend to three thousand rupees but shall not be less than five hundred rupees or width both.

10. INVESTIGATIONS ETC.

(1) An offence under this Act shall not be investigated by an officer below the rank of Sub-Inspector of Police.

(2) All offences under this Act shall be cognizable and non bailable.

11. EFFECT OF OTHER LAWS

(1) Subject to the provisions of section

(2)The provisions of this Act shall have effect not withstanding anything inconsistent there with contained in any enactment other than this Act.

(3) Where any Act commission constitutes an offence punishable under this Act and also under any other Act, the offender found guilty of such offence shall be liable to be punished under the other Act and not under this Act.

SCHEDULE [See Section-2 (a)]

1. Exanimation conducted by of under the authority any University established by an Act of the State Legislature.

2. Examination conducted by or under the authority of the Board of Secondary Education, Orissa.

3. Examination conducted by or under the authority of the State Council of Higher Education, Orissa.

4. Examination conducted by or under the authority by the Council of Higher Secondary Education Orissa.

5. Such other examinations as may be specified by the State Government by notification in the Official Gaz

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