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BABASAHEBB H I M R A OAMBEDKARUNIVERSITY

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Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University(A Central University, Estd. 1996)

Vidya Vihar, Raebareli Road, Lucknow-226025Website: www.bbau.ac.in

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The Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow is one of the premier Central Universitiesof the country, established on 10th January 1996. The 250 acres of the University campus, aptly named‘Vidya Vihar’, is located off Rae Bareli Road, about 10 kms. south of the Charbagh Railway Station,Lucknow. The jurisdiction of this residential University is over the entire state of Uttar Pradesh. Theuniqueness of this University is evident from its basic philosophy, policies and programmes, which arespelt out and enshrined in the University Act and Statutes.

The University has grown by leaps and bounds in the past two and half years or so and has thehonour of initiating many “first of their kind” initiatives, that have resulted in a large number of small, butsignificant success stories which have put the University on the track of rapid development and haveregistered its footprints in the milieu of the academia of repute.

The University, through its continuous progressive efforts in all areas, is progressing towardsachieving excellence and very recently been accredited with ‘A’ grade by NAAC.

VISIONTo be a dynamic, creative and competitive Centre of Excellence in Advanced Knowledge especially

relevant to the development of the Nation and of the socially, educationally and economically marginalisedsections of the Society.

OBJECTIVESThe objectives of the University are:

To promote advanced knowledge by providing instructional and research facilities for integratedcourses in Science and key frontier areas of Technology and other allied disciplines;

To offer appropriate courses relevant for the development of socially and educationally depressedsection of the people, including agricultural technology and rural crafts;

To promote the study of the principles for which Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar worked during hislifetime, namely, national integration, social justice and democratic way of life, and also study of theConstitution of the World;

To take appropriate measures for promoting innovations in teaching-learning process in inter-disciplinary studies and research; and

To pay special attention to the promotion of educational and economic interests and welfare of thepeople in general and members belonging to the SC/ST in particular.

MISSIONThe core mission of the University rooted in its foundation is

1. To promote learning and provide instructional and research facilities of standard quality in highereducation;

2. To make provision for integrated courses in Science, Technology, Medical Sciences, AgricultureSciences, Social Sciences, Legal Studies, Management, Humanities and Allied areas and research infrontier areas of knowledge.

3. To take appropriate measures for promoting innovations in teaching-learning process in inter-disciplinary studies and research in the educational programmes of the University;

4. To offer appropriate courses and pay special attention for the development of socially, educationallyand economically marginalised sections of the people in general and of members belonging to theScheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in particular;

5. To promote the study of the principles for which Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar worked during his

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

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lifetime, namely, national integration, social justice and democratic way of life, and also study of theConstitution of the World.

6. To forge international collaborations with institutions of higher learning and developmentinterventions.

PROMINENT ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITYWith a firm commitment to teaching, research and overall academic excellence, and the heightened

realization that this is no ordinary time for higher education, BBAU is determined to grasp the extraordinaryopportunities available to it by introducing innovation, accelerating growth and setting higher targets forachievements, both in academics as well as in infrastructure development.

In order to fulfill the goal of achieving academic excellence, our academic pursuits have gainedimmense momentum due to the extensive developments which have occurred in the last 18 months andcontinuing at present

ACADEMIC PROFILE AND PROGRESSIVE INITIATIVES School of Ambedkar Studies

Department of EconomicsCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.A. Economics 4 semesters 60Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of HistoryCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.A. History 4 semesters 50Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Political ScienceCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.A. Political Science 4 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of SociologyCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.A. Sociology 4 semesters 50Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Centre of Social Exclusion and Inclusive StudiesThe centre for the study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) in Babasaheb BhimraoAmbedker Central University is one of the monumental landmarks among the 35 centres supportedby the University Grants Commission. Social inequality along with its hegemonic structure hasbeen a pervasive feature of Indian society and to overcome such exclusion process is the concernof the centre which is designed to address the issue of social exclusion and inclusion. Within a shortspan of about five years, the centre has witnessed a number of minor and major projects relating toarea of inclusive strategies for the excluded. Efforts have been made on formulating inclusivestrategies for scavengers, muslim minority girls, mushahar communities, dalits, tribal communities,scheduled caste and other backword communities in Uttar Pradesh.

Dr Ambedkar Studies Centre

Dr Ambedkar Studies Centre (ASC) has been established in the University to acquaint the teachersand students with the thought and ideas of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and involve them in studies, research

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and field work based extension service programmes.. The centre undertakes theoretical and actionoriented research on relevant themes as well as sensitizes people of nearby locality and areas aboutthe relevance of Dr. Ambedkar’s ideas for betterment of people’s lives. Its objective is also toidentify and recognize the contribution of activists/writers who make significant contribution formobilization of people

School of Bio-Science and Biotechnology Department of Applied Animal Science

Course Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Applied Animal Sciences 4 semesters 46Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Applied Plant ScienceCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc.(Ag) Horticulture 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Horticulture Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of BiotechnologyCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Biotechnology 4 semesters 30M.Sc. Brain & Cognition Sciences 4 semesters 20Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Pharmaceutical SciencesCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Pharm.(Pharmacology) 4 semesters 20M.Pharm.(Pharmaceutics) 4 semesters 20Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School of Environmental Science

Department of Environmental MicrobiologyCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Environment Microbiology 4 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Environmental ScienceCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Environmental Science 4 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School for Home Sciences Department of Human Development and Family Studies

Course Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. HD&FS 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School for Information Science and Technology Department of Computer Science

Course Offered Duration No.of seatsM.C.A. 6 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

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Department of Information TechnologyCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Info. Tech 4 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Library and Information ScienceCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.L.I.Sc. 4 semesters 50Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Mass Communication and JournalismCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsMJMC 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School for Legal Studies Department of Human Rights

Course Offered Duration No.of seatsLL.M. Human Rights 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of LawCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsLL.M. Law 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School for Management Studies Department of Rural Management

Course Offered Duration No.of seatsM.B.A. Rural Management 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

School for Physical Sciences Department of Applied Chemistry

Course Offered Duration No. of seatsM.Sc. Applied Chemistry 4 semesters 25Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinanceM. Phil 3 semesters

Department of Applied MathematicsCourse Offered Duration No. of seatsM.Sc. Applied Mathematics 4 semesters 30Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Applied PhysicsCourse Offered Duration No. of seatsM.Sc. Applied Physics 4 semesters 40Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

Department of Applied StatisticsCourse Offered Duration No.of seatsM.Sc. Applied Statistics 4 semesters 60Ph.D. Minimum two years As per ordinance

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INNOVATIVE AND CONTEMPORARY COURSES38 new innovative and contemporary courses have been initiated since the session 2013-14 and arerunning successfully in the following departments.

Novel and Innovative Programmes

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Name of the Course Department

Science Courses 1. Master of Science in forensic Science and

Criminology Department of Biotechnology (DBT)

2. Master of Science in Food Microbiology & Toxicology

3. Master of Science in Industrial Microbiology 4. Master of Science in Nano-Science and

Nano-Technology

Department of Environment Microbiology (DEM)

5. Master of Science in Food Science and Technology

Department of Human Development & Family Studies (DHD&FS)

6. Master of Science in Information Security Department of Information Technology (DIT) 7. Master of Science in Polymer Chemistry Department of Applied Chemistry (DAC) 8. Master of Science in Nuclear Medicine University Institute of Engineering &

Technology (UIET) 9. Master in Computer Application (Corporate) Department of Computer Science (DCS)

Social Science Courses 1. Master of Public Administration 2. Bachelor of Arts (Public Administration) 3. Master of Arts in Education Department of Education

Engineering & Technology 1. B. Tech. (Civil Engineering) 2. B. Tech. (Computer Engineering) 3. B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) 4. B. Tech. (Electronics and Communication

Engineering) 5. B. Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) 6. M.Tech. (Computer Science)

University Institute of Engineering & Technology (UIET)

7. M.Tech. (Software Engineering) Department of Information Technology (DIT) Law Courses

1. L.L.M. (One Year) Centre for Post Graduate & Legal Studies (CGPLS)

2. B.B.A. L.L.B. (Hons.) Department of Human Rights (DHR) Management Courses

1. Bachelor of Business Administration 2. Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) 3. M.B.A. (Executive Management) 4. M.B.A. (Human Resource Development)

Department of Rural Management (DRM)

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE

The Community College was established in the Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, due tothe untiring zeal of our Hon’ble Vice- Chancellor Prof R. C. Sobti with the objective of empowering theyouth through skill- based and vocational training for inclusive development of the students and thesociety. The primary focus of the Community College is on empowering the students from marginal andunder privileged sections to make them more employable.

The community colleges are like a parallel system of education and offer short duration credit-basedmodules, leveraging on the National Vocational Educational Framework to facilitate mobility of the learnersin the growing employment sector. They act as a source of economic development as it will provide skilledworkforce to the country, which in turn will contribute to the upliftment of the economy

Presently the University has two 3-months job oriented certificate courses under the communitycollege viz., ‘Silk Production’ and ‘Dietetics’ with 30 students each. The students are being provided skillbased education along with industrial training/ internship. The courses are running on zero-fees systemand each student is additionally provided Scholarship of Rs. 1000/- per month during the course.

New Courses started in the Community College are two one-year Diploma Courses in “LivestockProduction and Management” and “Dietetics and Nutrition” from the session 2014-15.

5. M.B.A. (Marketing Management) 6. M.B.A. (Media Business Management) 7. M.B.A. (Tourism Management)

Multi disciplinary Courses 1. Master of Science in Life Science 2. M.Sc. 5 years Integrated course in Basic

Sciences

Department of Applied Animal Science (DAAS)

M.Phil Courses 1. M.Phil. (Statistics) Department of Applied Statistics (DAS) 2. M.Phil. (Chemistry) Department of Applied Chemistry (DAC) 3. M.Phil. (Physics) Department of Applied Physics (DAP) 4. M.Phil. (Management) Department of Rural Management (DRM) 5. M.Phil. (Mass Communication &

Journalism) Department of Mass Communication & Journalism (DMCJ)

6. M.Phil. (Library & Information Science) Department of Library & Information Science (DLISc.)

7. M.Phil. (Food and Nutrition) Department of Human Development & Family Studies (DHD&FS)

8. M.Phil. (Human Development & Family Studies)

Department of Human Development & Family Studies (DHD&FS)

9. M.Phil. (Sociology) Department of Sociology (DS) 10. M.Phil. (History) Department of History (DH) 11. M.Phil. (Political Science) Department of Political Science (DPS) 12. M.Phil. (Economics) Department of Economics (DE)

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BACHELOR OF VOCATIONAL STUDIESThe University has recently started two full time 3-year Degree courses ‘Bachelor of Vocation’ in the

following subjects:B.Voc.in Live Stock Production and Management 6 Semesters 60B.Voc. Floriculture and Landscape Gardening 6 Semesters 60

INNOVATORS’ CLUB INNOVATORS’ CLUBHarnessing the innovative ideas of the grass root innovators and transforming them meaningfully

to a tangible output shall put India on the road of progress. The grass root innovator is a common man onthe street who has used some idea to make life bit more comfortable for him and his family. Universitieshave human intellectual capital in terms of students and faculty members who can help in this inclusivegrowth of the country.

It is with the above objective that Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, under the able guidanceof our dynamic Hon’ble Vice- Chancellor Prof R. C. Sobti, became the first university in the country tolaunch an Innovators’ Club which was inaugurated by the Hon’ble President, and Visitor of the University,Shri Pranab Mukherjee, during the Fourth Convocation of the University, held on 10th May, 2013.

CENTRE FOR INDUSTRY INSTITUTION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (CIIPP)The centre for Industry Institution Partnership Program (CIIPP) has been established by our visionary

Vice-Chancellor Prof. R.C. Sobti to inculcate and develop competitive, excellent and globally acceptableresearch outputs from the campus of this Central University by involving the excellent human resourceand infrastructure base of University, along with academicians, industry representatives, and reputedexperts on one forum.

A lot of innovative and Industry oriented research and knowledge can be contributed by the ignitedminds of young researchers and faculties with the world class infrastructure getting developed in most ofthe reputed Universities and Institutes as a centre of higher learning. However, it needs an adequateatmosphere, supportive procedures, work friendly rules and proper executive frame work. All of theseaspects have been addressed by our Vice –Chancellor by providing us with the platform of CIIPP forpromoting and furthering academic excellence.

INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL COLLABORATIONSInternational Collaborations

Sl. No.

Nature of MoU Name of the Foreign University

Name of the Country

Date of Signing of

MoU

Period of MoU

1 Faculty Exchange, Student Exchange, Research Collaboration etc.

University of Kelaniya

Sri Lanka 19.09.2014 5 Years

2 Faculty Exchange, Student Exchange, Research Collaboration etc.

Canberra Institute of Technology

Australia 27.02.2015 5 Years

3 Faculty Exchange, Student Exchange, Research Collaboration etc.

University of Skovde

Sweden Under process 5 Years

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National Collaborations

CENTRAL FACILITIES

Central LibraryThe foundation for the library services of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow was

laid in January 1998. The library inherited approximately a thousand reference books acquired by earlierarrangements and a thousand books in Hindi donated by the UP Bhasha Sansthan programs. In keepingwith the vision and mission of the University, the library has been established “to promote knowledgegeneration and application through its effective dissemination” and, it therefore, acts as the main learningresource centre of the University to supplement educational and information needs of the faculty andstudents, and provides information services and facilities to meet the requirements of the University’steaching, training and research programs.University Computer Centre

The University has a state-of-the-art, well developed computer centre with following facilities: High speed internet connectivity Establishment of 65 numbers of dual core based PCs and a server connected with LAN environment. Provision of computational facilities to the University community with the help of more than 2000

networks access points. Management of 7 servers being used by the Finance section, Academic section, Examination section,

Computer Centre, NKN, Network and Web Interactive Teaching in all departments of the University. Provision of various advanced and special purpose software. Conduction of various Faculty/Staff/Student Training Programs and recruitment examinations.

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Name of University/Institution Date of MoU Nature of MoU

1 VRS Foods Limited, Lucknow 27th June, 2015 Industry Partner, KAUSHAL Program

2 Genetech Biolabs Pvt. Limited 25th June, 2015 Industry Partner, KAUSHAL Program

3 Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP), Lucknow

22nd Jan., 2015 Academic and Research Collaboration and Cooperation

4 Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute & Medical Sciences (SGPGI) Lucknow

22nd Jan., 2015 Academic and Research Collaboration & Cooperation

5 Centre of Biomedical Research, Lucknow 23rd Sept., 2014 Academic and Research Collaboration & Cooperation

6 Indian Institute Of Sugarcane Research (IISR), Lucknow

23rd Sept., 2014 Academic and Research Collaboration and Cooperation

7 Giri Institute of Developmental Studies, Lucknow

3rd Sept., 2013 Academic and Research Collaboration and Cooperation

8 Inter-University Accelerator Centre (IUAC), New Delhi

5th Apr., 2010 Sharing of Facilities and Expertise

9 Biomedical Magnetic Resonance, SGPGI 15th Jan., 2008 Academic and Research Collaboration & Cooperation

10 Indian Institute of Toxicological Research (IITR)

12th Feb., 2001 Academic and Research Collaboration & Cooperation

11 National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI)

12th Feb., 2001 Academic and Research Collaboration & Cooperation

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National Knowledge Network (NKN)The NKN is a state-of-the-art multi-gigabit pan-India network for providing a unified high speed

network backbone for all knowledge related institutions in the country. The purpose of such a knowledgenetwork goes to the very core of the country’s quest for building quality institutions with requisiteresearch facilities and creating a pool of highly trained professionals. The NKN will enable scientists,researchers and students from different backgrounds and diverse geographies to work closely foradvancing human development in critical and emerging areas. Virtual Classroom University Website Super ComputingUniversity Science Instrumentation Centre (USIC)

The University Grant’s Commission desires that every Central University must have UniversityInstrumentation Centre for the reasons that the modem day science demands the use of the precisionequipments for the acceptability of the data. Such centers help to stop the duplication of the sophisticatedequipments, which costs huge amounts of money, and this in turn helps in regulating the use of thesanctioned money in most judicious ways. With this objective in mind, the Babasaheb Bhimrao AmbedkarUniversity has, with an initial allocation of Rs. 2.00 crores, established the USIC which is housed on theground floor of the School for Environmental Science building.

Currently three precision equipments, viz., Fourier Transform Infra-Red Spectrometer (FTIR) ofThermo-Scientific (Nicole 6700); Fast Performance Liquid Chromatograph (FPLC) of GE Healthcare Bio-Science (AKTA 10); and Scanning Electron Microscope of JEOL (JSM 6490 LV) are available in theUniversity for use by the teachers, research scholars, and students.

University Health CentreThe University provides medical and health services through Medical Consultants to all the students,

administrative staff, faculty members and subordinate staff of the University since May, 2005. Health Careservices are also being provided by the Medical Consultants at the Boys’ Hostel and Girls’ Hostel for theresidential students of the University.

The University has a full- fledged well equipped Health Centre to cater the health services of all theemployees and students of the University for which the building has been constructed recently.

Residential Coaching AcademyResidential Coaching Academy (RCA), sponsored by the University Grants Commission, New

Delhi, has been established at BBAU with a motto to nourish and nurture the requirements of the aspirantsof various competitive exams belonging to SC/ST’s, Minorities and women. The RCA is housed in aseparate building with state-of-the-art facilities and exclusive library and computer laboratory, audio-visual class rooms, seminar hall, centralized computer facilities, and an exclusive library with quality studymaterials. The Academy provides residential facilities during the coaching period and prepares aspirantsfor various competitive exams including the Union Public Service Commission, State Public Civil Services,RRB, SSC and other Banking exams.Remedial Coaching Program (RCP)

The UGC Sponsored Remedial Coaching Centre was established in 2002 with the objective ofimparting quality education to the students from weaker section of society, particularly SC/ST andMinorities for various competitive Examinations , Spoken English, Personality Development, CommunicationSkills, General and Scientific Aptitude, Computer Training along with NET/SLET Coaching .

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Sports FacilityThe University has a multipurpose sports ground in the campus having facilities for outdoor sports

viz., Football, Volleyball, Badminton , Cricket, Athletics etc. In addition, there is an indoor state-of-the-artGymnasium equipped with all modern facilities for physical training, and facilities for indoor games likeTable tennis, Chess, Carrom etc.Information and Guidance Bureau (I & GB) and Placement Cell

The Information and Guidance Bureau (I & GB) was started in August 2007 and is committed torendering meaningful services to the student community in matters of securing placements as per theirqualification and aptitude, education loans, higher education, competitive exams, scholarships/fellowshipsetc. available in India and abroad. The bureau also conducts career conferences, collects and displaysvarious career related information, provides handbooks of Indian and foreign Universities, newspapers,bulletins, Employment News and occupational information files for students’ reference.SC/ST Cell

The SC/ST Cell is actively engaged in coordinating and solving the problems related to admissionsin the University, utilization and timely disbursement of scholarships, accommodation in hostels, conductof remedial coaching, coaching for UGC-NET, competitive examinations etc., and other measures with aview to see that the education system succeeds in bringing the scheduled castes and scheduled tribes atpar with the rest of the society at both the qualitative and quantitative levels. The university also providesfinancial assistance to the SC/ST students and there is also provision of award of a Gold Medal to thetopper among SC/ST students in each course.

Other Facilities1. Hostel Facility 2. Guest House 3. Canteen4. Women Cell 5. Day Care Centre 6. NCC7. Bank and Post Office 8. Anti-Ragging Cell

STUDENT WELFARE INITIATIVES Financial aid of Rs. 3000/- provided to the SC/ST research scholars for thesis Financial aid of Rs. 2000/- provided to SC/ST P.G. students for dissertation Financial assistance of Rs. 3000/- to SC/ST category P.G. students towards expenses of curriculum-

mandated Study/Educational Tours Award of Gold medal and incentive to the course topper among general and SC/ST students of each

department of the University Well developed and fully functional Residential Coaching Academic (RCA) for SC/ST and Women

candidates for competitive examinations’ coaching.SOCIETAL COMMITMENTS

A. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CELLIt is the only institute which provides 50% reservation for the SC/ST students.For the Students Additional seat for thallesemia, HIV +ve, cancer patients, and other patients of serious/grave diseases. Free education to girl student whose family annual income is less than 3 lakhs. Dual degree programs in Engineering and Life Sciences Courses Employment oriented, training-based Diploma and certificate courses in Community College and

Bachelor of Vocation courses for providing opportunity for continuation of studies/ employment.

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Guidance for employment/career opportunities to disadvantaged/needy students Additional seats for girl child (single girl child or one of only two girl children in a family). Organization of monthly Open-House Interactive Meetings under chairmanship of Vice-Chancellor

to encourage discussions/ share views/invite suggestions by students, teaching faculty, and non-teaching staff and officers.

For the Society Compulsory One credit program in Community Services and Moral Education for the students of all

the courses have been introduced by the University. Mandatory community service by university fraternity for the empowerment of the colony mates

w.r.t. providing free computer education, health and environment awareness, legal awareness andfree services/advise etc. in poor/deprived /disadvantaged communities and colonies.

B. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMThe University has adopted five villages Aurangabad, Bijli pasi, Chandrawal, Gadi, Bijnour of

Lucknow subdivision, district Lucknow for development as model villages.Every department of the University contributes to the Community Engagement Program, some of

the activities are as described below: The School for Legal Studies offers free services and legal aid to the poor and disadvantaged

sections of the society through Legal Aid Clinic. The Depts. of Horticulture and Applied Animal Sciences (Sericulture) impart training and empowerment

programs for self-employment/ earning livelihoods. The Dept. of Rural Marketing apprises and trains rural farmers and artisans in the techniques of

marketing to enable them to secure a better and/or fair price of their produce. School for Environmental Sciences is actively engaged in environment awareness and protection

programs including plantation drives, river clean up exercises, health awareness, agriculture practices,degradation of polluted/dirty water etc.

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences is engaged in community service in an Old-Age Homeevery year since 2011 in which faculty, students and staff interact with, create awareness, distributebasic utility items (snacks, fruits, warm clothes); entertain with songs, bhajans, skits; and spendquality time with the residents of the old age home.

Department of Information Technology has adopted and regularly offer community service in theVillage ‘Bijnaur’ and has conducted regular drives for - cleanliness and plantation of herbal/other trees provision of e-awareness and e-literacy to the village/ tribal community creation of awareness regarding security and safe practices vis-a-vis ATM Machine, ATM

card, Fake Calls, Fake mails etc. exploration of appropriate rural ICT application aspects

Environmental Consciousness: Environmental Consciousness: The green cover of the University campus has been increased tremendously by planting 15000

saplings during the current monsoon season

The University campus has been made absolutely free of Tobacco/Polythene/Gutka/Wastes.

GRIHA Compliance-All the new buildings being planned are in compliance of GRIHA.

Environmental audit.

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MAIN HIGHLIGHTS

Main Highlights of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University are: A Central University An emerging centre of excellence in Postgraduate teaching, research and innovative

extension programmes 250-acre sprawling Main Campus in Lucknow Highly qualified and motivated faculty Computer Centre with internet facility Internet connected Library and LAN Expanding Hostel (for both boys and girls) and sports facilities Bank and Post Office in the Campus Information & Guidance Bureau and Placement Cell SC/ST/Minority Coaching Centre & Women Cell Residential Coaching Academy for Competitive examination for SC/ST/Minority and

Women UGC (Rs 8000/- per month) fellowship for all Non-JRF Ph.D. students Provision of Rs.2000/- for dissertation preparation and Rs.3000/- for educational tour for

the SC/ST students doing PG programmes Commitment to contribute to the development of a just and prosperous society Earn while you learn scheme to provide support to financially poor students Full fee waiver in certain courses for girl students up to 5 lakh annual income Reservation for single girl child/BPL/terminal illness patients in all courses

Future Affirmations and EndeavoursFuture Affirmations and Endeavours

The Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University will:

Deliver world changing innovation and research

Be a leader in world transformative higher education

Set standards in education for affordability and accessibility

Seek creative opportunities to enhance the academic mission and student, staff and visitorexperiences.

Endeavor to maximize formal and community recognition of learning outcomes

Promote increased access and equity for marginalized groups

We are pledged to make wise and judicious use of our resources andto be good stewards of financial, capital and human resources.

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GENERAL GUIDELINES

1. Candidates are advised to read these guidelines carefully before filling the Applicationform for admission to different Programmes of study at Satellite Campus of BabasahebBhimrao Ambedkar University located at Indian Institute of Information Techmology,Amethi;

2. The prospectus is subject to the provision of the Act, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulation andrelevant Resolution of the Board of Management with references to Entrance Test of theUniversity;

3. All seats shall be filled by an All-India competition conducted through entrance examinationonly;

4. The students qualifying for admission must pay the course fee within the prescribed date;

5. The University reserves the right to make any changes/modifications in the provisionsmade in this prospectus;

6. No candidates shall be entitled to claim admission as a matter of right;

7. Candidates seeking admission to various courses to Babasaheb Bhimrao AmbedkarUniversity can apply in the prescribed application form attached herewith;

8. A Candidate can apply for more than one course by filling up separate Application Formfor each course;

9. A candidate need not to send the copy of documents with Application Form. They arerequired to bring the original and self-attested copies of mark sheet/grade sheet certificatesat the time of counselling for admission.

10. Limited Hostel facilities are available.

RESERVATION POLICY

The University has reserved 50% seats for SC/ST candidates in all the teaching programmesincluding research programmes.

The University has a provision of one additional supernumerary seat in each course for

Single Girl Child

BPL Student

Cancer, HIV and Thalassemia Patient

Community Development Cell: Community Engagement Program

ICT Awareness Camp

Plantation drives

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan

Alumni Association

Legal Aid Clinic

Good Governance Day (24th DECEMBER, 2014)

Vth Convocation of The University (13th January, 2015)

Swatchh Bharat Abhiyan (2-31 October, 2014)

Rashtriya Ekta Diwas/Sardar Patel Jayanti (31st October, 2014)

International Yoga Day (21st June, 2015)

Reminisces of Tarunullhas 201329th North Zone Inter University Youth Festival

Reminisces of SAUFEST 2016

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RULES AND REGULATIONS(i) Each student is required to sign a declaration regarding discipline and conduct as per

provisions of the Act & Statutes of the University;(ii) If any candidate secures admission on the basis of fake declarations or result or any

mistake, his/ her admission shall be void ab initio, and the same will be cancelled as soon asthe fact is detected. Action may also be taken against such candidates as per Universityrules;

(iii) The University reserves the right to change or modify the rules and regulations of theadmission test admission test and/or alter the number of seats allocated to each course ofstudy;

(iv) On being selected for admission, the selected candidates shall have to submit the followingdocuments in original on or before the last date prescribed for the purpose:(a) Mark Sheet/Grade Sheet of the qualifying degree course;(b) Character Certificate from the Dean/Head/Principal of the University/Institution last

attended;(c) Migration Certificate from the competent authority of the University/Institution last

attended, and(d) SC/ST/PH/Kashmiri Migrant/NRI Certificate issued by competent authority.

(v) Applicants seeking admission to more than one course in the University have to submitseparate application forms. They should take separate admission tests for each course.Single application form for more than one course shall be summarily rejected;

(vi) Candidates appearing in the final examination of the qualifying degree course of anyUniversity in year 2016 are eligible to appear in the Entrance Test. Such candidates, ifadmitted, must submit the proof of passing qualifying examination by 30th October, 2016failing which the admission shall stand cancelled;

(viii) The percentage of marks in the qualifying examination shall be read without rounding offthe percentage;

(ix) Mere appearing in the Entrance Test does not entitle a candidate to claim admission forany course;

(x) Candidates against whom any disciplinary action has been taken at any stages in his/herearlier academic career shall not be admitted to any course in this University;

(xi) Enrolment of a student in any course of the University shall stand cancelled he/she is heldguilty of any cognizable offence, Enrolment may also be cancelled. If his/her conduct isfound by the Proctorial Board of the University to be at variance with that normally expectedfrom a student of the University.

(xii) The application form may be downloaded from www.bbau.ac.in. and submitted alongwithprescribed application fees Rs. 600/- for open category and Rs. 300/- for SC/ST/PH throughdemand draft in favour of Finance Officer Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Universitypayable at Lucknow.

(xiii) Completed application form must be submited to the following address latest by 15/7/2016Prof. Vipin Saxena (Admission Incharge), Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, VidyaVihar, Rae Bareli Road, Lucknow-226025, Email: admissionamethibbau@gmail.com, MobileNo. : 09452372550

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Designation NameVisitor President of IndiaChancellor Shri Navjivan Lal LakhanpalVice Chancellor Prof. R.C. SobtiRegistrar Dr. Sunita ChandraFinance Officer Shri Rama Shankar SinghController of Examinations Dr. Sanjay Kumar MishraLibrarian Dr. Sunil GoriaDean, Student Welfare Prof. Ripu Sudan SinghDean, Student Welfare (Women) Prof. Sudarshan VermaProctor Prof. S. Victor BabuDirector Public Relation Prof. Kamal JaiswalAssistant Director of Physical Education Dr. Manoj Kumar Dhadwal

Deans of SchoolsAmbedkar Studies Prof. Kameshwar ChoudharyBiosciences & Biotechnology Prof. M. Y. KhanEnvironmental Sciences Prof. D.P. SinghHome Science Prof. Sunita MishraInfo. Sci. & Technology Prof. Vipin SaxenaLegal Studies Prof. S. K. BhatnagarPhysical Sciences Prof. Vipin SaxenaManagement Studies (I/c) Prof. D. P. SinghEducation(I/c) Prof. Vipin SaxenaLanguages & Literature (I/c) Prof. Kameshwar Choudhary

Heads/Coordinators of DepartmentsEconomics Prof. Sanatan NayakEducation Dr. H. S. SinghHistory Prof. S. Victor BabuSociology Prof. Manish Kumar VermaPolitical Science Prof. Ripu Sudan SinghApplied Animal Science Dr. Elangovan V.Applied Plant Science Prof. Deepa H. Dwivedi

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Applied Chemistry Dr. Gajanan PandeyApplied Mathematics Prof. Vipin SaxenaApplied Statistics Dr. Surinder KumarBiotechnology Prof. M.Y. KhanApplied Physics Dr. B. C. YadavComputer Science Prof. Sanjay. K. DwivediEnvironmental Science Prof. D. P. SinghHuman Development & Family Studies Prof. Sunita MishraHuman Rights Dr. Priti SaxenaLaw Prof. Sudarshan VermaInformation Technology Prof. R. A. KhanLibrary & Information Science Prof. K. L. MahawarMass Comm. & Journalism Prof. Gopal SinghPharmaceutical Sciences Shubhini A. sarafEnvironmental Microbiology Dr. Naveen Kumar AroraRural Management Dr. Kushendra MishraUIET Dr. Devesh KumarCommunity College Prof. Sunita MishraHindi Dr. H. S. SinghGeology Dr. Narendra KumarCentre of Post Graduate Legal Studies Prof. Priti Saxena

Wardens of Boys HostelsAshoka Boys Hostel Sri P. K. Chaurasia & Dr. Pradeep KumarKanishka Boys Hostel Dr. M. L. Meena & Dr. Dhirendra PandeySidhartha Boys Hostel Dr. Surendra Mehar & Dr. Anis Ahmad

Wardens of Girls HostelsSanghmitra Girls Hostel Dr. Deepa Raj & Dr. Sufiya AhmadChitralekha Girls Hostel Dr. Raj ShreeYashodhara Girls Hostel Dr. Neetu Singh & Dr. Richa KothariWarden (I/c) Type C Quarter Dr. Sufiya Ahmad

Computer CentreDirector Prof. R A KhanAssistant Director Dr. Dhirendra Pandey

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Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tution fees per Semester

01 Integrated B.A. & M.A. in Social Science

05 Years 60

10+2 in any subject with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized University

Rs.1500/-*

SCHOOL FOR AMBEDKAR STUDIES

The School for Ambedkar Studies (SAS)was started in the early years of the Universityand started its academic programmes during theyear 1997-98. The School first started with theDepartments of Economics and History andadded two new departments and a Centre in 2008.Thus, the School currently has four post-graduatedepartments and two Centres. It includesDepartment of Economics, Department ofHistory, Department of Sociology, Departmentof Political Science, and Centre for the Study ofSocial. Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) and Dr. Ambedkar Studies Centre. The Schooloffers P.G., M. Phil. and Ph.D. programmes and has an inter-disciplinary orientation. The Schoolis a noted centre of excellence in post-graduate teaching and research in social science. Theschool has a vibrant academic environment which is reflected in its teaching, research, andother activities such as special lectures, seminars and workshops on issues of great contemporarysignificance. The details of course offered at satellite campus of BBAU at IIIT, Amethi aregiven below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCEThe Department of Political Science in the University is a new Department established in

2008. The department is dedicated to promote teaching and research in the emerging fields ofpolitical science like public policy and governance, comparative politics, international relationsand human rights while maintaining the scholarship in some of the conventional fields like politicaltheory, political philosophy etc. The Department offers unique opportunities in the discipline as itis the only department of political science which offers courses in public policy and governanceissues. The Department has been highly active in organizing academic activities like seminar,conferences and workshops.

Course Offered

* Other fees are as per University norms

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Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per Semester

02 Certificate/ Diploma in Post Harvest Technology

01 Year 30 10+2 in any stream with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH ) from recognized University

Rs. 1500/-*

SCHOOL FOR BIO SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

The School for Bioscience and Biotechnologycomprises the Department of Applied Animal Sciences,Applied Plant Sciences, Biotechnology and PharmaceuticalSciences. All the departments offer both P.G. (M.Sc. andM. Pharm.) and Ph.D. courses. The two departmentsnamely, Applied Animal Sciences & Applied Plant Sciencesof School of Biosciences and Biotechnology commencedin the academic session 2001-02. The Department ofBiotechnology started functioning from September2005.The department of Pharmaceutical Sciences wasestablished in 2010. All the departments are well equippedwith laboratories and field facilities, as per requirement.The faculty members of the school belong to varied regionsof the country with diverse fields of specialization. Sincecourses are multifaceted, SB & BT arms its students forgood job opportunities as well as self-employment, therebycontributing to the economic growth of the country. This isself-evidenced from the course s tructure of thedepartments. The details of course offered at satellitecampus of BBAU at IIIT, Amethi are given below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PLANT SCIENCE (HORTICULTURE)Currently, the Department offers M.Sc. (Ag.) and Ph.D. Programmes in Horticulture.

Initially, there was a one year (two semester) PG Diploma course in Horticulture known as PGDiploma in ‘Sees and Nursery Production’ under the Centre for Rural Technology that wasstarted in the academic session1997 and continued up to the academic session 2000-2001.Thecurse was upgraded to Master Degree Programme in Horticulture from the academic session2001-2002 after creation of Department of Applied Plant Sciences (Horticulture) under the Schoolfor Biosciences and Biotechnology. Since then concerted efforts have been made to conductresearch on all aspects of Horticultural crops viz., Fruits, Vegetables, Ornamentals , Medicinal& Aromatic crops and Aquatic plant in order to improve their productivity

Course Offered

* Other fees are as per University norms

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SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY

The School for Information Science and Technology was started since inception of theUniversity. It is an important interdisciplinary faculty in the University, aims at developing as acentre of excellence, especially in the present day information age. The school is dedicated tostudies and research on the state of the art in the areas of Library & Information Science,Computer Science, Information Technology and Mass Communication & Journalism. InformationTechnology is gaining importance as a key resource for the economic, social, cultural and politicaldevelopment of a nation. In a fast developing country like ours availability of right information atthe right time and at the right cost becomes very essential. In a nutshell, India needs to pay muchmore attention to the information sector, if it wants to achieve efficiency and effectivenesswhile utilizing its vast resources. Presently, the School for Information Science & Technologyhas four departments i.e., Department of Library and Information Science, Department ofComputer Science, Department of Information Technology, Department of Mass Communicationand Journalism. All the four departments are running Post Graduation courses at the Masterslevel and Ph.D. programmes. This school is acting as a visionary response to the rapidly growingneed in every field for the development of leadership especially in the field of InformationSciences and its related technologies. The details of course offered at satellite campus of BBAUat IIIT, Amethi are given below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCEDepartment of Computer Science is functioning in the University since 1997 with main

objective to providing the up-to-date knowledge of the core field of computer science to thestudents through effective teaching programs thereby enabling students to enhance theirknowledge and get employed in leading corporate and IT sectors to serve the country to bridgethe digital divide. Presently the department is offering three years full time Course of Master inComputer Applications, MCA Corporate and Ph.D. programmes in Computer Science. A numberof academic and cultural activities are regularly conducted in the department which includesSeminars and presentations, Invited talks, discussions etc. to familiarize students with latestdevelopments to improve their skills. In the year 2009, Students Branch of Computer Society ofIndia (CSI) was established in the department to provide a platform to our students for organizingvarious activities.

Course Offered

Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per Semester

03 BCA 03 Years 60 10+2 with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized University

Rs. 1500/-*

* Other fees are as per University norms

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II. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCEThe Department of Library and Information Science has been offering one year Bachelor

of Library and Information Sciences (BLIS), one year Library and Information Sciences (MLIS),M. Phil. in Library and Information Science and Ph.D. The School for Information Scienceand technology started the course M. Sc (Information Science) with an intake of 20 seats in1997. The department was notified as department of Library and Information Science in 1998under the same school. Ph.D. programme started from the year 2003, M. Phil. Programmestarted from the year 2013. The department is working with a vision to educate individuals forcareer as librarian, Knowledge and Information specialist and to undertake instruction, researchand service programme that meet out current and emerging information and technology needs.The department is having advanced infrastructural facilities like Info Tech Lab with latesttechnology such as XEON Server, 20 PCs with 256 kbps lease line, Scanner, OHP, Laserprinter etc. ICT enabled teaching – Learning, Smart Class Room, Interactive White Board,Interactive Panel, Multimedia Projector and equipments are utilized. Lectures are supplementedwith the project works, seminars, Workshop, Group Discussion, Assignment and on the JobTraining. The Department focuses mainly on advanced teaching and research. The curriculumof the course in highly comprehensive and job oriented. The department involves the student inpractical’s , seminars, Conferences , Group Discussion ,etc. The department used to organizelocal and national study tour for the students to visit well established libraries and informationcenters to let them aware of the functioning and services of the same..

Course Offered

* Other fees are as per University norms

Course Code

Name of Course Duration of the Course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition Fees

04 BLISc (Bachelor of Library & Information Sciences)

01 year 60 Graduation with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized University

Rs. 1500/-*

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III. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Department of Information Technology (DIT) established in the year 2006-2007. TheDepartment offers 2 years (4 semesters) M. Sc. (IT), M. Sc. (IS), M. Tech (SE) Courses andPhD programme in Information Technology. The Department aims to promote modern area ofInformation Technology to the highest level of excellence. The environment in the Departmentis highly conducive for building of solid foundation of knowledge, hands-on experience,development of personality, creativity and motivation to keep students and faculty membersabreast with the latest development in the field of IT. In addition to the academic development,proper attention is also given towards the personal development of students in co-curricularactivities.

Course Detail:

Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per

Semester

05 B.Sc.(IT) 3 Years

60 Intermediate with Science (Physics, Chemistry & Maths) with 50% marks(45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized Board/University

Rs.1500/-*

* Other fees are as per University norms

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Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per Semester

06 LL.M. (Law)

2 Years 30 LL.B with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized University

Rs. 1500/-*

SCHOOL FOR LEGAL STUDIES

The School for Legal Studies was established in 1999 to promote research in law and itsallied disciplines. As present, the School has two departments and one Centre, such as Departmentof Human Rights, Department of Law and Centre of Post Graduate Legal Studies, offeringB.B.A.L.L.B. (Hon.), LL.M. and Ph.D. Programmes. Our efforts have been to make legallearning socially relevant, technically competent and professionally sound for completedevelopment of the individual personality. The School recognizes the continued paramountimportance of the areas like Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Intellectual Property Law,Environmental Law, Corporate and Commercial Law etc. The courses are comprehensive andmultidimensional, which has always been intrinsically connected with the issues of publicgovernance and is of human and social significance. The School has Legal Aid Clinic forum forproviding the legal aid services to poor needy people and interface with the common mass,particularly the deprived section of society. The clinical legal education and extension activitiesare integral part of the academic programmes of the School. Customized efforts are directed tobridge the gap between law in books and law in action. The details of course offered at satellitecampus of BBAU at IIIT, Amethi are given below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF LAWThe Department of Law started from session 2008-09 within the School for Legal Studies

offering four-Semester LLM Degree Course and Ph.D. Programme in Law. The main objectof the department is to impart legal education and to bring the students into social and legalservices, make them self-employed and them placement in various governmental and non-governmental organization. The objective is also to give them skills to develop art of logic andPara-logic for any social issue relating to the present day problems. During the course, emphasisis also given to acquaint the students with modern areas of Law such as Intellectual PropertyLaw, Health Law, Law and medicine, Biotechnology, Science and Technology Law , Arbitration,Cyber Law and, etc. Constant efforts are made to develop interest and skills amongst thestudents in the areas of national and international issues. Current Legal issues relating to Climatechange environment and disarmament (nuclear weapons) are discussed in Seminars with theobjective to sharpen their argument and develop legal reasoning.

Course Offered

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SCHOOL FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES

The school for Management Studies (SMS) started in the university in the year 2010. TheSchool endeavours to produce professionally competent and socially sensitive managers tocontribute to fulfil the managerial needs at regional, national and global levels. There areinnumerable management departments, schools and institutes that impart management education,and their emphasis is on providing mainly professional skills and training. However, this Schoolaspires to provide quality professional skills along with social sensitivity to the students so thatthey could succeed professionally and also contribute to the development of the marginalizedsections of the society. The professional competence of academicians and their value addedmoorings enable students which would facilitate their career growth, job satisfaction and socialfulfilment. Currently, the School has Department of Rural Management and the details of courseoffered at satellite campus of BBAU at IIIT, Amethi are given below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF RURAL MANAGEMENTThe Department of Rural Management was established under the School for Management

Studies in the year 2010. The main objective of the department is to produce socially, culturallyand economically sensitive leaders in the fields of management in general and Rural Managementin particular. India is still a predominantly rural nation as majority of the people live in rural areasand are dependent on agriculture and allied sectors. Rural India needs large professionallytrained and socially sensitive manpower to meet the needs of farmer’s organizations, agro-based industries, NGOs, and other rural sectors and segment of society. The idea is to fill thehuge demand-supply gap of professionally-trained managers to cater especially to the needs ofrural sectors.

Currently, the department offers Three Years B.Com., Two Years MBA in RuralManagement, MBA in Human Resource.Marketing/Finance and Ph.D. in Management. Thedepartment is offering the courses with the help of a team of experience, well-qualified andhighly motivated faculty. Concerted efforts have been made to take it to a great height in termsof quality teaching through regular lectures, seminars, and field visits by students. As a matter ofpolicy, the department lays emphasis on teaching, inter-disciplinary research, and concurrentfield work.

Course Offered

Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per Semester

07 B. COM. 3 Years 60 10+2 in Commerce/ Mathematics with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized University

Rs. 1500/-*

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SCHOOL FOR HOME SCIENCES

The School for Home Sciences (SHS) is an important inter disciplinary faculty with anobjective to include teaching and research in various aspects of Home Science. The study ofHome Science centres on the individual and family and contributes to the personal and professionaldevelopment of the individual and at macro level deals with the progress and functioning of thesociety. The philosophy of Home Science is no more considered to aim predominantly at homemaking but, to go with the current trends and increasingly aiming at preparing professionalworkers as fashion designers, nutritionists, interior designers, teachers, administrators, counsellors,extension personnel etc. Home Science curriculum includes the following areas of the study i.e.Foods & Nutrition, Human Development and Family Studies, Family Resource Management,Clothing & Textiles and Home Science Extension.The School aims to create an academicallyvibrating atmosphere, centre of excellence on teaching and research in the areas of HomeScience. The School is planning to establish three more new departments. At present the Schoolis having two departments. Department of Human Development and Family Studies and theDepartment of Food Science & Technology. The Department of HD&FS offers M. Sc. & Ph.D. programmes. the details of course offered at satellite campus of BBAU at IIIT, Amethi aregiven below:

I. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIESThe Department of Human Development & Family Studies was started in 2007-08 under

School for Home Sciences. The Department is running two year MA/ MSc. and Ph.D.programme. The Faculty of the Department comprises of one Professor and three AssistantProfessors from diverse fields of specialization. The Department organizes regular seminars onevery Friday, where students are given opportunity to speak on topic of their choice in order toharness their oratory skills on different traditional and contemporary aspects of the field ofHome Science. The Department of Food Science &Technology was started in the session2013-14 and offers M.Sc. in Food Science & Technology with strength of 20 students in eachbatch. A lot of emphasis is also given to strengthen the laboratory facilities and to carryoutresearch in respective field of specialization. To enhance the quality of teaching and research inthe university, a three member Departmental Quality Assessment Cell (IQAC) has beenconstituted.

Courses Offered

Course Code

Name of Course

Duration of course

Intake Eligibility Criteria Tuition fees per Semester

08 B.Sc.(H) (Food Science and Technology)

3 years 60 10+2 with Science & 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from recognized Board

Rs. 1500/-*

* Other fees are as per University norms

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Submission of Completed Admission Form 15th July 2016 Entrance Test 25th July 2016 Counselling Date 1st August 2016

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

1. The Question Paper of Entrance Test will consist of 100 Objective Type (Multiple Choice)questions. Syllabus of Entrance test in Concerned Course shall be uploaded onwww.bbau.ac.in on 25/06/2016.

2. Blind and disabled candidates, with prior permission of the concerned University authorities,may bring their own writers whose maximum qualification should be Intermediate or 10+2level;

3. The marks obtained by each candidate in the Entrance Test would form his/her meritindex;

4. The admission shall be strictly in the order of merit;5. In case of equal marks in the Entrance Test, the order of merit shall be decided on the

basis of marks in the qualifying examination;6. BBA University recognizes the approved degrees of all Central Universities, State

Universities, Institutions of National importance, and reputed foreign Universities providedthat their equivalence has been established by the competent authorities.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR ADMISSION TESTSIMPORTANT DATES (Tentative)

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Other University Fees for All Programmes

Registration Approved Fee

Admission Fee (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 1000/-

Enrolment Fee (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.200/-

Medical Examination Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs.100/- Per Semester

Sports Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs. 200/- Per Semester

Identity Card Fee (Including Renewal) (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission)

Rs. 100/- Per Annum

Library Card Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs.200/- Per Annum

Laboratory Card Fee (For All Science Subjects) Rs. 1000/- Per Semester

Laboratory Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 1000/-

Library Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.500/-

General Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.500/-

Thesis Evaluation Fee for M. Phil. (Only Once at the Time of Admission)

Rs. 2000/-

Thesis Evaluation Fee for Ph. D. (Only Once at the Time of Admission)

Rs. 3000/-

Examination Fee Rs.800/- Per Semester

Student Welfare Fee Rs. 300/- Per Year

Convocation & Degree Fee (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 500/-

Industrial/ Study Tour Fee (Wherever Applicable) (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission)

On Actual Basis

Transport (Bus) Fee (If applicable) Rs. 300/- Per month

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UNIVERSITY FACILITIES

BUS SERVICEUniversity has a Bus, which is being used for shuttling to and fro from University to

Utrathia (six trips) to help the University students.

COMPUTER CENTREThe University is in process of developing a full-fledged computer centre for growth and

development of teaching, research and other related activities in addition to the work relating tothe administration, finance, examination and admission of the University. The function of thecomputer centre includes providing central computing facility with data base and network/ mailserver to all the students and staff of the University and also assistance in conducting research,analyzing data. The Centre will conduct short-term courses/training for the students and staff ofthe University.

Presently University has a Computer Centre equipped with computers and internet facilitiesunder the info net program of UGC scheme, which is open for all. The University is also connectedwith National Knowledge Network (NKN).

HEALTH CAREThe University provides health services through Medical Consultants since May, 2005.

The Medical Consultants are providing health care consultation to all the students, Administrativestaff, Faculty members and Subordinate staff of the University from 10 AM to 5 PM in theAdministrative Block of the University.

Health Care services are also being given by the Medical Consultants at the Boys’ Hosteland Girls’ Hostel for the residential students of the University. The University is in the processof having a fully fledged well equipped Health Centre to cater to the health services of all theemployees and students of the University for which the building has been constructed recently.

INFORMATION & GUIDANCE BUREAU (I & GB)In order to build their career, students need to know what the options available to them are

and where and how they can achieve it. To cater to these precise needs of the students, theInformation and Guidance Bureau (I&GB) was started in August 2007 and is committed to dothe needful for the benefit of the students and alumni. The I & GB of the University is engagedin rendering meaningful services to the students community in matters of securing variousplacements matching with their qualification and aptitude, education loans, higher education,competitive exams, scholarship, fellowships and assistantships available in India and abroad.

The main function of the Bureau is to disseminate the Employment Information for variouscourses offered by the University. The students are explained about various job opportunities,qualifications, age limits, and scheme of competitive examinations and about higher education inIndia and abroad. Tasks of the bureau are to conduct Career Conferences where eminentpersonalities from different walks of life will address the students, collect and display various

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career related information, provide handbooks of foreign Universities, newspapers, bulletin ofsister bureau, Employment News and occupational information files for the reference of students.Further it is also to render vocational guidance to the students individually or in group and tocollect and disseminate the occupational information, Training facilities, financial assistanceavailable in India and abroad.

LANMost buildings in the University such as Administrative Block, departments, Hostels, and

some residential quarters in the campus are fully equipped with LAN facility and extension ofthe same to other buildings is in the process.

LIBRARYThe Central Library of the University was established in January, 1998. The Library is

housed in the entire first floor of the Block # 4 of the Administrative building and fulfils itsobjective to supplement educational and information needs of the faculty and students throughits books and periodical sections having adequate reading rooms. The Library services are alsoextended to non-teaching staff and visitors. It has adequate collection to satisfy the informationneed of the user. The Library is developing internet based services and bar-code basedcomputerised circulation. A separate building of the Central Library is going to be completedsoon.

GUEST HOUSEThe Guest House of the University is located within the University campus having a VIP

Suite and other suites/rooms. The Guest House is functional and provides round the clock boardingand lodging services to Guests. Guest House rooms are allotted to University Guests free ofcost and to other State or Central Govt. organizations, Universities, Public Sector Undertakingson request, subject to availability, on payment. However, first priority is given to Universityactivities.

MESS /CANTEENThe Mess facility is available in the University in all the hostels. A Canteen is also running

in the campus during working days which is open for all.

PLACEMENT CELLThe University Placement Cell (UPC) was constituted in the session 2007-08. Since its

inception the cell is helping the students to be placed in various organizations across India andabroad. The UPC is dedicated to support the students in their pursuit to get jobs in reputedorganizations in India and abroad. Currently Placement Cell is planning to launch E-brochure ofthe final year students of various departments. Specialized lectures, workshops and job fair areorganized to provide students a platform to showcase their talents.

SC/ST CellThe staff of the Cell is actively engaged in coordinating and solving the problems in the

matter of admissions in the University, utilization and timely disbursement of scholarships,

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accommodation in hostels, conduct of remedial coaching, UGC-NET coaching, CompetitiveExam coaching and other measures with a view to see that the education system succeeds inbringing the Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes to a level quantitatively as well as qualitativelyat par with the rest of the society. The Cell is also instrumental in monitoring the implementationof rule of reservation for SC/ST in admission and appointments on teaching as well as non-teaching posts. The University is providing Rs. 2000/- for dissertation, Rs. 3000/-for educationaltour to SC/ST students. Further a Gold Medal is awarded to topper among the SC/ST students.

COACHING CENTRE FOR SC/ST/MINORITIESThe University offers the following Programmes for the development of SC/ST and Minority

students.

i) UGC Remedial Coaching Programme (RCP): Under RCP, additional coaching isprovided to the students who face difficulties in learning the subject concerned and Englishlanguage. In addition, it conducts classes for personality development.

ii) UGC NET Coaching Programme: It offers special coaching for joint CSIR – UGCNETexaminations which are being conducted twice a year.

iii) Residential Coaching Academy: This Programme offers special coaching for CivilServices (IAS/IPS/IFS), State Services, SSC, RRB and other competitive examinationswhich are being conducted by the Central and State Governments.

SPORTSA healthy person keeps a healthy and active mind and sports are the best mechanism to

accomplish that objective. The National Sports Policy (1984) and the New Education Policy(1986) also emphasise on the need for introduction of sports in the academic programme. TheUniversity, being sensitive for the overall development of students, realizes that a balance inphysical, mental and emotional growth is essential for the complete development of personality.

At present, the University has a multipurpose sports ground in the campus having facilitieslike Football, Volleyball, Cricket, athletics etc. In addition, there is an indoor Gymnasium equippedwith all modern facilities for physical training. Indoor games like Badminton, Table Tennis, Chess,and Carom facilities are available. All the games, indoor and outdoor, are facilitated by expertsand trainers. University is sure that these facilities would instil in students a sense of confidencebesides physical fitness. It would help them in becoming a complete human being so that theycan withstand the challenges of life.

STUDENTS WELFAREStudent Welfare involves providing ample scope and opportunities for the development of

students including their overall personality development. To motivate the students for participationin different programmes of the university, the students are awarded several medals and prizes.Moreover, students can avail railway concessions including journey performed for researchwork, home town visit etc., monthly concession passes in Govt. city buses. The Universityrecommends students for various types of scholarships, such as JRF/RGNJRF, and also GEN/SC/ST/OBC students to various statutory bodies and the Social Welfare Department.

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UNIVERSITY SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION CENTRE (USIC)As per the UGC’s ingenious plan every Indian University must have a Science Instruments

Centre. In fact, the creation of such a centre is becoming obligatory for every university for thereason that the modern day science demands the use of precision equipments for the acceptabilityof data. Such centres help stop duplication of sophisticated equipments, which cost huge amountsand in turn help in regulating the use of the sanctioned money in the most judicious way.

This University has established USIC, which is housed on the ground floor of the Schoolfor Environmental Sciences building. USIC has three precision equipments:

1. Scanning Electron Microscope, (SEM, Model JSM-6490 LV of JEOL, and Japan) withEDX facility and two preparatory units, viz., Critical Point Dryer and Ion Sputter Coater;

2. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer with ATR - Attenuated Total Reflectance (FT-IR Spectrometer, Model Nicolet TM 6700 OF Thermo Scientific, USA);

3. Fast Performance Liquid Chromatography (FPLC, Model EKTA 10 of GE HealthcareBioscience. Sweden). These equipments have been procured and are under regular use inUSIC.

WOMEN CELLThe University is doing a lot of work towards gender equality. As a path breaking decision,

a provision of gender budgeting has been made on BBAU financial road map. Gender budgetingbasically means that a part of the budget will be set aside for gender specific activities.

Recently, the University constituted a committee to suggest the requirements of basicfacilities for the women employees and girl students of the University. Some of therecommendations made by the committee are: more women friendly spaces in the Universityincluding common rooms and toilets, transport, canteen, shopping complex with a chemist shop,and computer with internet facility for the women employees and students in the campus.

DAY CARE CENTREOn 8th March, 2010 a Day Care Centre was inaugurated by the then Vice Chancellor B.

Hanumaiah, Prof. Sunita Mishra has been appointed Co-ordinator of the Centre.

COMMUNITY COLLEGECommunity College has started working in the educational session 2013-14, to impact skill

development programmes for youth under NVEQF (National Vocational Education QualificationFramework) of Ministry of Human Resource Development Group of Indian. Certificate courseon “Dietetics” and Certificate Courses in “Computer Skill Training” of three month durationeach have commenced as per UGC direction. Certificate course on “Dietetics” is offered bySchool for Home Science and Certificate course on computer skill training is offered by theComputer Centre, under School of SIST of the university. The objective of the course is toimpact skill opportunity and help in employment to participants

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SEMESTER SYSTEM AND ATTENDANCE(i) All students enrolled in the various M.Phil., P.G.,U.G., and Diploma courses are required to

have 75% attendance in theory and practical (wherever applicable) to appear in Examination.The University reserves the right to disallow such candidate(s) from appearing in theexamination whose attendance falls short of the minimum prescribed.

(ii) No candidate will be allowed to take up a job while pursuing a full time course. Those, whoare employed at the time of admission, will be required to produce a certificate of leavefrom their employer within one month from the date of admission failing which their admissionwill be cancelled on the recommendation of Head/Dean by the competent authority.

(iii) A student is allowed to repeat courses/improve grades in courses as specified in the rules.

(iv) Zero semester/year provision can be availed by a student only under the conditions specifiedin the rules.

EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION PATTERN

The University follows Semester system for all the courses with choice based credit system.

DISCIPLINE OBSERVATIONProctorial Board

The University has a Proctorial Board to maintain both discipline and law and order on thecampus.

Anti Ragging CommitteeThere is an Anti Raging Committee in the University which ensures complete ban on

ragging in the campus in general and hostels in particular. Moreover, on the basis of directionsgiven by the Supreme Court of India, if any incident of ragging comes to the notice of theauthority, the concerned student shall be given liberty to explain and if the explanation is notfound satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the institution. Further, in view of UGCRegulations on curbing the menace of ragging in Higher Educational Institution, 2009, everystudent and his parent/guardian will furnish an affidavit at the time of admission on the proformagiven in the Annexure - I & II.

Committee against Sexual HarassmentThere is a Committee against Sexual Harassment to combat sexual harassment and violence

against women in the University campus.

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EVENTSUniversity Foundation Day

The University commemorates its Foundation Day on 10th January every year. Lecturesby eminent academics on current and general issues followed by Cultural Programme by theUniversity students are the basic features of the celebration.

Ambedkar JayantiThe University commemorates Ambedakar Jayanti every year on the birth-date of Bharat

Ratna Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar. On this occasion a National Seminar is organized by theUniversity on an important theme.

BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOWPh.D Regulation 1999 as amended in 2013As available on the University website:www.bbau.ac.inForeign Student RegulationAs available on the University website: www.bbau.ac.in

HOW TO APPLYCandidate applying for the Admissions in said programmes of BABASAHEB

BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY (BBAU), LUCKNOW are required to applythrough filled application form which may be downloaded from the official website of BBAU,Lucknow (http://www.bbau.ac.in) or may collect from the satellite campus of BBAU, locatedat IIIT, Amethi from 16th June 2016. Application will not be accepted by any other mode.BBAU, Lucknow will send important information with regards to your application andexamination through E-mail/Mobile number only. If candidate desires to apply for more than onecourse then, separate filled application form is required. Candidates are hence requested to fillall the details in the application form with the utmost care as no correspondence regardingchange of details will be entertained at later stage. In case the candidate requires any changes,

then they will be required to send a requestemail to admissionamethibbau@gmail.com.

BBAU, Lucknow, however has theright to cancel any of the Examination Centreand/or add some other c ities/centresdepending upon the response, administrativefeasibility, or any force-majeure conditionsetc. The last date is to submit completeapplication form with requisite applicationfees (if application form is downloaded fromthe www.bbau.ac.in) is 15th July 2016.

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Annexure I

AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT

I, Full name of student with admission/registration/ enrolment number)

S/o D/o Mr.Mrs./ Ms __________________________________________ , have beenadmitted to _______________________________________________(name of theinstitution) _________________________________, have received a copy of the UGCRegulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009 ,(hereinafter called the “Regulations”) carefully read and fully understood the provisionscontained in the said Regulations.

2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what constitutesragging.

3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fullyaware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against me in case Iam found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of conspiracy topromote ragging.

4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that -

a) I will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3of the Regulations.

b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omission thatmay be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.

5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according toclause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may betaken against me under any penal law for the time being in force.

6) I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any institutionin the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a conspiracy topromote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to be untrue, I amaware that my admission is liable to be cancelled.

Declared this _____day of___________month of _______year.

_________________

Signature of Deponent

Name :

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VERIFICATION

Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no partof the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.

Verified at ________________________(Place) __________________________onthis the_________________(day) of_________________ (month),_________________(year)____________.

____________________

Signature of Deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the __________________ (day)of_______________(month), _______________(Year) after reading the contents of thisaffidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONER

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Annexure II

AFFIDAVIT BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN

I, Mr.Mrs./ Ms _____________________________________ , (full name of parent/guardian) father/mother/guardian of, __________________________ (full name of studentwith admission/registration/enrolment number) _____________________, having beenadmitted to __________________________________________ (name of the institution)________________________________, have received a copy of the UGC Regulation onCurbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the“Regulation”), carefully read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.

2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what constitutesragging.

3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fullyaware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against my ward incase he/she is found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of aconspiracy to promote ragging.

4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that -

a) My ward will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as raggingunder clause 3 of the regulations.

b) My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission oromission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.

5) I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is liable for punishment accordingto clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may betaken against me under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.

6) I hereby declare that my ward has not been expelled or debarred from admission in anyinstitution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of aconspiracy to promote, ragging; and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found tobe untrue, I am aware that his/her admission is liable to be cancelled.

Declared this _____day of___________month of _______year.

____________________

Signature of Deponent

Name :

Address:

Tele. /Mob. :

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VERIFICATION

Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no partof the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.

Verified at ______________Place) ____________ on this the ___________(day) of______________month), _________________year)____________.

____________________

Signature of Deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the __________________(day) of____________(month), _____________(Year) after reading the contents of this affidavit.

OATH COMMISSIONER

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