(Manipal Clniversity Jaipur Prospectus 2015-16FOUNDER of MANIPAL EDUCATION & MEDICAL GROUP Visionary | Philanthropist | Physician | Educationist | Banker VISION Global Leadership in human development, excellence and health care MISSION Advancement of high quality education and research covering all areas of knowledge OBJECTIVES To support, promote and undertake the advancement of the high quality university education leading to undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and post - doctoral courses in arts, science, commerce, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, management, hospitality, music, languages and such other fields related to the emerging branches of learning To provide forresearch, advancement and dissemination of knowledge through extension and ‘community service VALUES Integrity, Transparency, Quality, Team Work, Execution with passion, Humane Toucheh ad li The Manipal Education Group is an inspiring leader in the field of education, research and healthcare. In aspan of over six decades, it has transformed the lives of more than 3,00,000 students from over 59 countries. The group includes five Universities - Manipal University (Manipal, Karnataka), Sikkim Manipal University (Sikkim), American University of Antigua (Caribbean Islands), Manipal International University (Malaysia) and Manipal University Jaipur (Jalour). The Manipal Education Group, with its heritage of excellence in higher education for over 60 years, launched Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) in 2011. MUJ was established on an invitation from the Government of Rajasthan, as a self-financed State University and is all set to redefine academic excellence in the region, with the Manipalway of leaming: one that inspires students of all disciplines toleam andinnovate through hands on, practical experience. Jaipur, being one of the fastest growing cities in India, has increasing demand for quality higher education in the region. Following an allotment of 127 Acres of land at Dehmi Kalan village near Jaipur, the permanent campus of the Universily has come up at a fast pace andis by far one of the bestcampusesin the region The multi-ciscipiinary university offers career-oriented courses at all levels, .¢., UG, PG and doctoral and across diverse streams, including Engineering, Architecture, Planning, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Hospitality, Humanities, Journalism and Mass Communication, Basic Sciences, Law, Commerce, Computer Applications, Management, etc. Some PG programmes are also available in the researchmode, MU4J boasts of the best-in-class infrastructure, including state-of-the-art research facilifies and o modem digital library. in line with Manipal University’s legacy of providing quality education to its students, the campus uses the latest in technology to impart education,Research @ MUJ Right from inception the Manipal University Jaipurhas been emphasizing on research. Within a shor span of three years, the university has been successful in attracting sponsored research projects from Government agencieslike DST and agencies from abroad. MUJ has @ policy to encourage the faculty to undertake research projects. There is a provision for aresearch grant of upto Rs. One lakh, ‘as seed-money, to enable young faculty to start research activity. MUJ also believes in introducing elements of research & innovation at the undergraduate level. Theme based workshops, seminars ‘and conferences are organized throughout the year to enrich academic environment. The university has established two Centres of Excellence in Research, namely ‘Centre of Excellence in Bult Environment’ and ‘Centre of Excellence for Research on Nanomaterials’ to cater to researchin relevant areas. Central research facilities are established to encourage inter-disciplinaryresearch. PhD Programme. The MUJ PhD Programme is modelled on the new UGC guidelines for PhD programmes. The University envisages high quality of research so that the PhD degree is also of high standard. The ‘objectives of this programme are to impart research training to the scholars and prepare them to carry on independent investigation and original research and to enable them to make a significant contribution to knowledge in their respective field and profession. The training programme shal ‘ensure a fruitful career in research, Two PhD degrees were awardedin the year 2013-14 Presently, MUJ has a PhD programme for full-time & part-time research in almost all disciplines in Engineering, Architecture & Design, Sciences, Management, Commerce, Humanities and Social Sciences and Law. Eligibility: The candidate must have obtained a Master's degree (10+2+3+2 pattem or equivalent in that order) of MUJ or any other University recognized by UGC as equivalent thereto, with not less than 55%" morks or CGPA of 5.5. and above in the 10point scale. (*5%reloxation forSC/ST/PH candidates} Admission Procedure: Selection of research scholats is based on their performance in both writlen test and interview, conducted by the University twice a year (June and December). The candidate must clear the university PhD entrance examination or submit a valid UGC/CSIR(JRF]/GATE/SLET/NET Examination score card/M Phildegree. Teaching Assistantship: To encourage reseorch at MU, a fow teaching assistantships of Rs.12,000/- per month are provided to fulltime research scholars for a period up to three years, besides a contingency grant of Rs. 10,000 per year. Research & Innovation: Financial Assistance up fo Rs. | lakh is granted for student research projects to promote innovation and motivate students to develop research competence in their subject of specialization and fo help their academic and professional growth. Entrepreneurship and Research —Industry Interaction cells have also been set-up with a view to enhance the research ‘appication MSc by Research MUJ offers o Master of Science degree by research in all major subjects of science, viz., Bio- Science, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics, Details can be seen in the relevant pages of the Prospectus.International & National Collaborat ‘Academic Synergisation poy siete eooeieriny rT eee wl frie restr nko. Crane eee any Sapa EE ry Senne een bilo International & National Collaborations * University of Leicester, UK * Edinburgh Napier University, UK * Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, UK * International Association of Engineering Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) * University of Western Switzerland * University of Florida, USA + INTEL agreement for entrepreneurship/innovation * Microsoft IT Academy * EMC? for student/ faculty training * Atmel Corporation for research in embedded systems IETE, IE(I) + Lancaster University, UK + Portsmouth University, UK + Strathclyde University, UK + Asian institute of Technology, Bangkok + Australian Trade Commissioner for Australian Universities + International Market Manager Otago Polytechnic, Auckland, New ZealandManipal University Jaipur provides a unique environment for students to grow under the guidance of experienced academicians and acquire creative, innovative and technological skills, which are required to make the students profession- and industry- ready. The curriculum is broad-based and students are allowed to register for many open electives from diverse streams. Education at MUJ is not just about books and classrooms, but also about overall personality development and honing special skils. A student can achieve and accomplish many goals because of the variety of facilities offered. Apart from gaining a degree that is recognized all over the word, a student actually graduates with an edge over the others, whichis so necessary in today's competitive world. MUJ students have their hands full, 24x7, with various curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities happening all round the year. The campusis fully wifi enabled and boasts of a large, 120 PC Central Computing Facility. The academic process is completely automated, with an Academic Management System in place, which allows students and their parents to access their grades, attendance, etc., from the confines of their homes. It also renders the evaluation and examination system highly open and transparent. The faculty at MUJ is highly qualified and is assisted by an eminent and experienced Adjunct faculty. An Academic Advisory Board, consisting of highly placed academicians and industrialists from the state and centre, is in place, to provide the necessary expertise on all academic matters ‘and forplanning for future academic activities The spacious and state-of-the-ort digital Library at MUL is adequately stocked, with the requisite number of reference and text-books, a large number of national and intemational journals of repute, e-books and ejournals. Students and faculty are given on-line access to many e- books/coutses, from Pearson, NPTEL, Springer, etc. Many indoor and outdoor facilities are available to students, for sports, cultural and technical activities outside the classroom, through various Student Clubs. The sports facilities include TI. carrom, football, tennis, badminton, squash, cricket, throwball, kabaddi, etc. Intra- and inter- University matches take place regularly, throughout the year. The Music, Literature and Dramatics Clubs facilitate students to hone their creativity and show their prowessin the cultural arena, under the able guidance of expert faculty. Technical Clubs like the Green Club, Robotics Club, IEEE Students' chapter, IE(\) and ICEIT chapters, etc. allow the students to learn and update themselves with the latest technologies and showcase their abiltiesin various fields, outside thelr scope of study. MUJ boasts of world-class infrastructure, with Hostels designed by world renowned architect, AY. Hafeez Contractor and offering the very best facilities to students, including wii, laundrette, tuckshop and mutti-cuisine outlets. The Food Courtis a unique concept at MUJ, where students con have their meals and other eatables of their choice, The Menu is finalised by the students through representation in the Mess committee. The Student Activity Area (SAC), the Central Visi and the Amphitheatre are places where students collect during their off-class hours and think, imagine. connect, reflect, network andinnovate. The newly completed Administrative building is wonderfully imposing, to say the least and currently houses the Central Library, the Faculty of Design and the Facully of Management, together with the administrative offices of HR, finance and admissions.LEADERSHIP Padma Bhushan, Government of India ‘Datuk’ Award, Government of Melaka, Malaysia Golden Peacock lifetime Achievement Award From the last 60 years, Manipal has been offering quality education to aspiring students. The Group has spread its wings across geographies, establishing itself as a renowned education provider worldwide. We are now bringing our credence to Manipal University Jaipur. In response to an invitation extended by te Govt. of Rajasthan, Manipal Group is proud to build in Jaipur, a multi-isciplinary university, offering exemplary courses in an array of disciplines ‘At Manipal University Jaipur, qualitative improvement is the watchword of both the management and the faculty. We strive to provide our students with the best leaming environment along with impeccable education to enable them gain the skils they need to shape their own future and that ofthe nation. “Lam sure the new batch of students will be empowered to achieve theirlife’s dreams through the knowledge gained at Manipal University Jaipur.” With professional education taking rapid strides and diversification, Manipal University Jaipuris well tuned of take up these challenges, providing all the required facilities to its students.Manipal University Jaipur is a new generation multi-disciplinary University, boasting of a world-class infrastructure. It provides an environment conducive to teaching and learning, adequately supported by innovative academic & research programmes and practices We have an experienced and quality faculty, the state-of-the-art laboratories, and welll planned residential spaces, along with a great eco-system for extra and co-curicular activities. With the availability of these important building blocks of a top notch institution, MU enjoys ¢ unique position to facilitate the all-round development of students, to help them acquire the ability of lifelong learning and to make them competent professionals as wellas good human beings. On behalf of Team MUL, we invite prospective graduates and professionals, both from India and abroad, fo come and experience the vibrancy and excellence of MUJ We look forward ta join you in the journey of excellence in your chosen professions andin service to mankindae a As Dr. Kumkum Garg Dr. N. K. Garg Dr. BK Sharma Dean, Facully of Engineering Dean, Faculty of Design & Dean, Faculty of Science & International Programmes Research & Innovation - Dr. Mridul Srivastava Dr Vandana Suhag Dr. Richa Arora Dean, Faculty of Arts Registrar Director Admissions & Law (FOABL) hn. ‘Mr. MM. Joshi Dr. Rajesh Mathur Director Director Administration & General Services School of Engineering & Technology toss Dr. GC Tikkiwal Director, School of Basic Sciences _ L fy Dr. Shivendra Nath Sharan Dr Raghuvir Singh Mr. Lokesh Sharma Director Director Proctor & Chief Warden, School of Electrical, Electronics & TSB, Jaipur ‘Communication EngineeringSection 1 Academic Programmes Faculty of Engineering 1 School of Engineering & Technology | 2 School of Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering (SEC) 3 Schoo! of Computing and information Technology (SCIT} 2. Faculty of Design 2.1. School of Architecture & Design (SA&D) 2.2 School of Planning & Design (SP&D) 2.3 Centre of Excellence in Built Environment 3. Faculty of Management 3.1 TAPMI School of Business (TSB) 3.2. School of Hote! Management (SHM) 3.3. School of Business & Commerce (SBC) 4, Faculty of Science 4.1 Schoo! of Basic Sciences ($85) 5. Faculty of Arts & Law 5.1 School of Humanities & Social Sciences (SHSS) 5.2 School of Journalism & Mass Communication (SJMC} 5.3 School of Law (SoL) Section2 Academic Process Section3 Admission Process 3.1 Counseling and Admission 3.2 Declaration by Sponsoring Relative 3.3 Authorization for Representative 3.4 Anti-Ragging Measures 3.5 Undertaking for Anfi-Drug/Violation of Hostel Rules Section4 Fee Structure and Hostel Information 4.1 Fee Structure 4.2 Hostel information 43. Refund Rules 4.4 Identity Cards 45 Medical Facility Section5 Scholarships Section$ Placements Section7 Application FormPROGRAMMES OFFERED Faculty of Engineering oO Ww School of Engineering & Technology (SET) UG Programmes 8 Tech in Automobile Engineering B Tech in Chemical Engineering B Tech in Civil Engineering B Tech in Mechanical Engineering B Tech in Mechatronics Engineering PG Programmes MTech in Computer Aided Analysis & Design MTech in Construction Technology & Management MTech in Manufacturing Engineering & Technology MTech in Structural Engineering PhD Programme In all major areas of UG & PG studies 12 School of Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering (SEEC) UG Programmes 8 Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering(ECE} B Tech in Electrical & Electronics Engineering/EEE) PG Programmes M Tech in Digital Electronics and Communication MTech in Power Electronics and Systems MTech in Micro Electronics PhD Programme. In all major areas of UG & PG studies 13 School of Computing and Information Technology (SCIT) UG Programmes 8 Tech in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) B Tech in Information Technology B Tech in Computer and Communication Engineering PG Programmes MTech in Computer Networks and Information Security MTech in Computer Sciences & Engineering MTechin Artificial inteligence & Robotics Ph D Programme In all major areas of UG & PG studies Faculty of Design 08 24 School of Architecture & Design(SA&D) UG Programme — Bachelor of Architecture (8 Arch) 22 School of Planning & Design (SP&D) UG Programmes Bachelor of Planning (8 Plan) Bachelor of Design (B Des: Fashion Design} Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA - Applied Arts) Bachelor of Design (B Des - Jewellery Design} Bachelor of Science (8 Sc- interior Design} 23 Center of Excellence for Built Environment PhD Programme In all major areas of UG & PG studies Faculty of Management 15 31 TAPMI School of Business (TSB) PG Programmes Master of Business Administration (MBA) (in Marketing, Finance. Human Resource, Operations Management) Executive MBA Programme S-year Integrated B.Tech-MBA Programme PhD Programme In all major areas of UG & PG studiesPROGRAMMES OFFERED 32 ‘School of Hotel Management (SHM) UG Programme Bachelor of Hotel Management & Catering Technology (BHMCT) Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) 33 School of Business & Commerce (SBC) UG Programmes Bachelor of Business Administration(8BA) Bachelor of Commerce (8 Com) PhD Programme. In ail major areas of UG & PG studies 4. Faculty of Science 22 ‘School of Basic Sciences (SBS) UG Programmes Bachelor of Science B Sc (Pass) (In Bio-Sciences, Biotechnology. Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Statistics) Bachelor of Science B Sc (Hons) {in Biotechnology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Statistics) Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) PG Programmes MSc By Research {in Biotechnology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics} MTech (Industrial Mathematics) Ph.D. Programme: In ail major areas of UG & PG studies 5. Faculty of Arts & Law 25 51 School of Humanities & Social Sciences (SHSS) UG Programmes Bachelor of Arts BA (Pass) {in Economics, English, Psychology, Mathematics, Statistics, Kini and Philosophy) Bachelor of Arts BA (Hons) {in Economics, English and Psychology) PhD Programme In ail major areas of UG & PG studies 52 School of Journalism & Mass Communication (SJMC) UG Programmes Bachelor of Arts in Journatism & Mass Communication BAWJ&MC) PhD Programme in ail major areas of UG & PG studies 53 School of Law (Sol) UG Programmes _ Integrated BA LL.B (Hons) Bachelor of Laws (LL8") PG Programmes, Master of Laws (LL.M) Ph. D Programme in cil major areas of UG & PG studies *Subject to the approval of 8ClSPE meee Ce) & Technology (SET) The School of Engineering and Technology (SET) has a well-defined vision of achieving international repute in education, training and research, in the core and allied fields of Mechanical, Chemical and Civil Engineering. The school offers basic and advanced training programmes to its students and exposes them to related research in contemporary and futuristic technologies, by way of continual improvement and consistent innovation in material r. andintellectual infrastructure. In SET, we recognize the developing sustainable industrial requirements and focus on advanced “smart” ways of technological applications, contributing to the socio economic growth of the nation, with seamless integration of diverse engineering facets of the industry. We oim to cultivate core competencies and keep ourstudents abreast with basic 8 appliedresearch. Faculty: The school has a team of 47 dedicated faculty members as on date. Their experience ranges from teaching and research, to industrial ond hands-on. Together, the team is capable of providing state-of-art exposure to students with quality approach to research and product development. Laboratories: Thermal Engineering, Vibration, CAD, IC Engines, Material Testing, Metrology, Vehicle Transmission, CNC, Surveying. Geology. Fluid Machinery, Soil Mechanics, Highway and Concrete Technology, Environmental Engineering, Basic Work Shop and Machine Shop UC, EMI, Pneumatic & Hydraulics Lab. The depariments encourage students to participate in various technical, co-curricular and extracuricular activities within and outside the departments and School. Programmes Offered Under Graduate (UG) Programmes + BTechin Automobile Engineering + BTechin Chemical Engineering + Blech in Civil Engineering + BTech in Mechanical Engineering + Blech in Mechatronics Duration: 4 years (eight semesters) Eligibility: Qualifications: The candidate must have passed 10+2 or A Level or IB or American 12th grade or equivalent examination with Physics, English, and Mathematics as Compulsory subjects, along with any one of Chemistry or Computer Science or Biotechnology or Biology or Statistics or Engineering Drawing as optional subject, with minimum ‘of 50% marks in Physics, Mathematics and the optional subject in aggregate. ‘Admissions will be on the basis of rankin the Allindia Manipal Online Entrance Test 2015. Laptops willbe provided to allB Tech students (2)Peele te all F & Technology (SET)... BTech (Lateral Entry) Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters). Candidates are admitted directly to second year. Eligibility: Candidates who have passed 3 year diploma in relevant field of engineering with a minimum of 50% marksin aggregate can apply for Lateral Entry torelevant BTech Programmes. Admissions are done on the bas’s of marks obtained in the qualifying examination and there is no entrance test. Post Graduate (PG) Programmes + MTechin Structural Engineering + MTechin Construction Technology & Management + MTechin Computer Aided Analysis and Design + MTechin Manufacturing Engineering & Technology Duration: 2 years {four Semesters} Eligibility: Qualifications: The candidates must have passed BE/8 Tech/ AMIE in the respective/ related branch of Engineering with minimum 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent CGPA Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination ang there is no entrance test. Foreign/ NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations, for ail progammes in the School, 5% of the total seals are reserved for foreign/ NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admils NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Payment is to be made in US Dollars from the sponsors’ bank account. ‘A few M Tech Students may be offered Teaching Assistance ship of Rs. 5.000/- per month, based on the teaching needs of the Departments ee PhD Programme. Duration: 3 years minimum for parttime and 2years minimum forfulltime students Eligibility: MUJ written entrance test and M Techin the relevant ‘areas of specializationBPA Ls Cote ee Cd Eyes ean aue accu) (SEEC) The School of Electrical, Electronics and Communication (SEEC) Engineering comprises of branches of Electrical Engineering Sciences. The school runs two UG Programmes, namely, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, three PG Programmes, namely Digital Electronics & Communication (DEAC) Engineering, Microelectronics, Power Electronics & Systems (PES) and PhD Programmes in all these disciplines. B Tech programmes offer a unique mix of Electrical, Electronics, Communication, Instrumentation and Computer related Courses that enable the student to choose o professional career and/or pursue higher studies in any of these streams. The _M Tech programmes have a multi disciplinary focus and are designed with the sole aim of developing the students! core competence, to take up the challenges in the field of Design, Research & Development, Production & Maintenance as perindustry and academic requirements, The wide range of programmes and open elective courses offered in the Blech & Mech programmes, cover a broad spectrum of the subject domain and enables the students to specialize in their areas of interest. The curriculum is periodically updated, in consultation with the experts fromindustry and academia, to reflect current changesin technology. Laboratories: All laboratories of the school are equipped with the latest hardware and software fools to support knowledge dissemination in the classroom and provide hands-on practical experience. Important laboratories of school of SEEC include Digital Electronics Lab, Signals and Circuit Simuiation Lab, Microprocessors/ Micro controllers Lab, Electronic Circuits Lab, VLSI Lab. Digital Signal Processing Lab, Embedded System Design Lab, Communication Lab | & Il, Power Electronics Lab, Electrical Circuits Lab, Integrated Electronics Lab, Electrical Machines Lab, Micro controller & Embedded Systems Lab, Power Electronics & Drive Lab, Transducers Lab, PC Instrumentation Lab & Power System Lab. Faculty: The school has a team of 36 committed and dedicated faculty members, having diverse specializations and rich experience in teaching, research and industry. The faculty aims to maximize the impact of the teaching-leaming process, through the use of innovative methodologies. The faculty is encouraged to be actively involved in research and also contribute to curriculum development for the benefit of students The Departments under SEEC encourage students to participate in various technical, co-curricular and extracurricular activities within and outside the departments and School. Programmes Offered Under Graduate (UG) Programmes + Blechin Electrical 8 Electronics Engineering (EEE) + BTechin Electronics and Communication Engineering [ECE] Duration: 4 years (eight semesters)1.2 School of Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering (SEEC).. Eligibility: Qualifications: The candidate must have passed 10#2 or A Level of IB of American 12th grade or equivalent examination with Physics, English, and Mathematics as Compulsory subjects, along with any one of Chemistry or Computer Science or Biotechnology or Biology or Statistics or Engineering Drawing as optional subject, with minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Mathematics and the optional subjectin aggregate. Admissions will be on the basis of rankin the All India Manipal Online Entrance Test 2015. Laptops will be provided to allB Tech students BTech (Lateral Entry) Duration: 3 years (six semesters} Candidates are admitted directly to second year. Eligibility: Candidates who have passed 3 year diploma in relevant field of engineering with a minimum of 50% marksin aggregate can apply for Lateral Entry torelevant 8 Tech Programmes. ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained the quaifying examination and thereisno entrance test. Post Graduate (PG) Programmes + MTechin Power Electronics & Systems + MTechin Digital Electronics& Communication + MTechin Microelectronics Duration: 2 years (fourSemesters} Eligibility: Qualifications: BE/BTech Electrical Engg./ Electronics and Communication Engg/ Instrumentation and Control Engg./ AMIE/M: Sc Physics/ Electronics or any other equivalent degree in Electrical Engg sciences stream are eligible to ‘apply with minimum 50% marksin aggregate or equivalent CGPA. ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualitying examination and there is no entrance test. Foreign/NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations. for all programmes in the School, 5% of the total seats are reserved for foreign/ NRi category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Payments to be made in US Dollars from the sponsors’ bank account. ‘A few MTech Students may be offered Teaching Assistance ship of Rs. 5,000/- per month, based on the teaching needs of the Departments. PhD Programme Duration: 3 years minimum for part time and 2 yearsminimum for fulltime students Eligibility: MUJ written entrance test and M Techin the relevant areas of specialization (5)SMR EUs Information Technology (SCIT) The School of Computing and Information er Technology (SCI) a Manipal University Jaipur (MU) consisting of the Deparment of Computer Science & Engineering and the Deporiment of Information Technology, offers three undergraduate programmes, viz., Computer Science& Engineering, Information Technology and Computer and ‘Communication Engineering All the above Bachelor of Technology programmes enable asiudent lo get expertise in all areas related to Computing, Information Technology and Electronics & Communication, with focus on Theoretical Computer Science, Software Engineering, High Performance Computing, Networking and Mobile Communication & Computing ‘and covering the latest technologies in Cloud Computing and big Data Analytics. The programme also includes the latest tools and technologies with cerlification for real fe appication development. Career Opportunities are in the following companies, but not limited to, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, Cisco Systems, Intel, Samsung, Honeywell, Amazon, Deloitte, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Accenture, etc. SCIT has Postgraduate programmes in four Computer Science and Information Technology specializations, Doctoral programmes are very popular, with a substantial number of research scholors, both fulltime and part-time on the roll. The School hos @ highly qualified and motivated faculty in its two Depariments. The facully snot only ‘engagediin teaching and research, but ao offers expertise rough various Conferences, Seminars and Workshops. private and pubic sectorindusty employees as wellasto various government agencies, The teaching and research work at the School is amply supporled by Central facies such as the Central Library, Central Computing Facility and Central instrumentation Facilty The School is geared fo prepare students 1o meet the everincreasing technological and social challenges with tracitional self-discipline, hard work, all-round personality development and a creative approach to solve problematic issues. We also promote and nurture the spt of innovation ‘and enterprise in our students from the fst semester itself, 30 as to enable them, not only to be industry ready, but also to be job creators, not justjob seekers, when they graduate. SCIT has collaborative programmes for students and faculty, with IT giants ike MicrosoftIT Academy, EMC2, Nvidia, Intel, etc. The School also provides ample opportunity and encouragement fo its students to parlicipate in Various sporis and other exira ond co-curicular cctivilies, 10 help them develop a well-balanced personality The School has four state-of-the art laboratories, as given below, apart from the Central Computing Facility (CCF}lab., which has 120 computers and caters to the entire Blech. Ist year student requirements Research Lab with 30 computers, catering mainly to M Tech students and Research Scholars of the deparment and specialized software ike Quainet, MatLab, SPSS, etc. ~ Data Structure Lab with 30. computers catering to higher semester BTech CSE students/MCA and BCA students (6)SMR EUs Information Technology (SCIT)... - Programming Language Lab with 30 computers, to make students understand the OOPS concepts. - Data Science & Data Analytics Lab has been setup with support rom EMC2. Programmes Offered Under Graduate (UG) Programmes + BTechin Computer Science Engineering (CSE) + BTechininformation Technology (I) + BTechin Computer and Communication Engineering (C&C) Duration: 4 years Eligibility: The candidate must have passed 1042 or A Level or IB or American 12th grade or equivalent examination with Physics, Engish, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, alongwith any one of Chemistry or Computer Science or Biotechnology or Biology or Statistics or Engineering Drawing as optionalsubject foradmissontoB Techwith minimum of 50%marksin Physics, Mathematics and the optionalsubject, puttogether. Admissions willbe on the basis of rankin the Allindia Manipal Online Entrance Test -2015 BTech (Lateral Entry) Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters) Candidates are admitted directly to second year. lity: Candidates who have passed 3 year diploma in relevant field of engineering with a minimum of 50% marksin aggregate can appiy for Lateral Entry torelevant B Tech Programmes. Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examinatio entrance test. Post Graduate (PG) Programmes ‘+ MTechin CompulerSciences & Engineering + MTechin Computer Networks and information Security + MTechin Attficial inteligence & Robotics Duration: 2 years (fourSemesters} Eligibility: Qualifications: The candidates must have passed 8/8 Tech/ AMIEin the respecti of Engineering with minimum 50%marksin aggregate or equivalent CGPA ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examinatiq entrance test. Foreign/NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations, for all programmes in the total seats are reserved for foreign/ NRI category. Under this category, MUJ ami students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to s Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate, Payments to be made in sponsors’ bank account. ‘few M Tech Students may be offered Teaching Assistance ship of Rs. 5,000/- per mont the teaching needs of the Departments PhD Programme Duration: 3 years minimum for par! time and 2 years minimum for fulltime students Eligibility: MUJ written entrance test and M Techin the relevant areas of specialization (7)Pei) Pe ol en) Ces eee Ly) See egy ead) Por 6Pe eiicacic) & Design (SA&D) The School of Architecture & Design (SA&D). Manipal University Jaipur is dedicated to provide world class architectural education. An ambience to inculcate creativity & innovation, state of the art facilities, dedicated and experienced facully and student-centric academic practices beyond syllabus are the halimarks of the school. The quality of life at SA&D is designed to mold the students into professionals with good human valves. The unique selling points of the school are as follows: + Materials Museum, where students get necessary data about the materials in the market and physically see the latest materials and technologies of building construction + Exhibition Hall, where the outstanding work of the studentsis displayed. Besides sharing the work ‘of colleagues, it creates a healthy competition amongst the students to improve their performance continuously. + Visual Art Studio, where painting and sculpture workshops are held to sensitize the students towards aesthetics. Besides the above itis proposed to have the following: + Clmatologylab where the studentsget afeelof the climatic parametersas they affecthuman comfor. + Architecture lab where the students get a feel of the magnitude and qualily of spaces they design on theirdrawing boards, Objectives + To foster creative, innovative and intellectually vibrant leaming that: mic ‘and professional excellencein architecture a Ge + To prepare professionals to conceptualize design and execute! so eptable. economically viable and environmentally feasible built environ Programmes Offered Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) 4 Duration: 5 years (10semesters) 15 Eligibility { Acandidate must have a minimum of 40% marks in tional Apt (NATA) conducted by the Council of Architectu ) and must following courses with a minimum of 50% marks in ag + 10+2orIB Diplomawith Mathematics as acompul subject Or. + 3yearDiploma (any stream) recognized by Central/State Gov Laptops willbe providedto all Arch students. PhD programmes offered in all major areas of UG and PG studies. (9)Pere ae u ee ey (SP&D) SP&D offers following professional programmes with focus on creativity andinnovation + Bachelorof Planning (B Plan) * Bachelor of Design (8 Des- Fashion Design} * Bachelor of Design (8 Des - Jewellery Design) + Bachelor of Fine Arts (8FA~ Applied Arts) + Bachelorof Science (8 Sc - Interior Design} NG the guidelnes of he Unversty Gants Commision | li A (UGC), Government of India, the norms and standards laid down by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), The Institute of Town, Planners, (India) and other relevant professional bodies are followed for all the programmes. Key features of the programmes include their multi-disciplinary nature inter- connecting them with the fields of spatial Planning, architecture, engineering, geography, economics, sociology, management, history of design, traditional cratts, forecasting & promotion, animation, cartoon film making, illustration, painting, poster making, photography, casting, visualization and omament designing strategies toname afew. Adequate emphasisis given to practica’s, projects and research, where students have opportunity of hands-on experience. Seminars, conferences, workshops, guest lectures, exhibitions, fashion shows, site visits and study tours are organized from time to time. Training in oral, visual and written communication skills forms one of the important aspects of the programmes. The programmes ensure sufficient exposure required for a fully equipped planner/fashion designer/commercial arist/jewellery designer/ interior designer. A number of electives have been introduced to prepare the students for further studies in the area of his/her interest. Project-based teaching enables students to think creatively and fully integrate their understanding with the market. Programmes Offered Bachelor of Planning (B Plan) The Programme aims to prepare professionals for Physical Planning, Town Planning, Urban Planning, Geographic Planning, Economic Planning, Transport Planning, Resource Planning and Strategic Planning. The four year professional programme is highly innovative and job-oriented, leading to working opportunities in Town &Couniry Planning organizations, Development Authorities, local Bodies, Housing boards, Educational Institutions, Real Estate Companies, MNC's, NGOs, offices of Architects, Planners and Environmental consuitants, Independent Professional Practice. In the modern context, planning is multi dimensional & multidiscipiinary in ils scope and thisis what distinguishesil from other professions. (10)Pre Ra ace esr (SP&D). Objectives + To impart knowledge cbout interrelationships amongst spatial planning, architecture, civil engineering, environmentalsciences, socialsciences, law, geomatics, etc. + To equip students to apply this knowledge rationally to understand physical environment, eco systems and communities, + Todevelop skill for preparation of regional plans, master plans, zonal plans, area plans etc. + To train the students for policy formulation for planned urbanization, sustainable city development and affordable housing + To develop a global outlook, respect for heritage & local practices and a techno-savvy attitude towards planning and design of cities, towns and villages. Duration: 4 years Eligibility The candidate must have passed an examination of the new 10#2 scheme of Senior School Certificate Examination or equivalent with Mathematics as @ subject of examinations at the 10+2 level, with minimum 50% aggregate in any group. or + 10#3Diploma (anystream) recognized by Central /State Governments with 50% aggregate marks or + Intemational Baccalaureate Diploma, after 10 years of schooling, with no less than 50% marks in aggregate and with Mathematics as compulsory subject of examination Admissions Indian Nationals: Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtainedin the qualifying examination and there isno entrance test. Foreign / NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the total seats ore reserved for foreign / NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents, blood relatives or parents' famiy can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship witn the cancidlate. Paymentis to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor'sbank account. Laptops will be provided to all B Plan students Bachelor of Design (B Des - Fashion Design) Duration: 4years The programme aimsto prepare professionals to workas Fashion Designess, Fashion Merchandisers, Fashion | Styists, Fashion & Sampling Coordinators, Fashion CConsvitants, Fashion Photographers, Fashion Joumalss, Fashion Critic, Quality Assurance Managers, and Fashion CAD Professionals, The four year programme leading to ward of B. Des Fashion Design Degree impar's training for market oriented skil development ond technical knowhow for a job oriented career. The highlighting features of the programme are job opportunities with renowned Designers, Brands, Design & Export Houses as wellasEntrepreneus. i 1Pere da ue ee (xy Objectives * To develop aesthetic, intellectucl and technological obilies of the students as a fashion designerand entrepreneur. + To impart in-depth knowledge of the fashion industry, through an integrated approach to creative, cultural, productive marketing and communication aspects globally. + To promote the student's growth and self-improvement through industrial ‘raining, guest lectures from eminent professors & designers, industry sponsored projects and opportunities for experientialleaming Bachelor of Design (BDes- Jewellery Design) Duration: 4 years The programme aims to prepare professionals to work on minute technicalities of jewellery design, production, quality control, promotion, branding and management. The four year professional programme is intended to hone a new dimension of creativity, innovation, critical professional judgment, along with intellectual acumen, to develop and communicate conceptual arguments rootedin aholistic perception of jewellery design, management and business context, Objectives + Todevelop the capability to convert jewellery ideas into jewellery pieces + To transform jewellery concepts into sketches and illustrations using freehand drawing techniques as well as computer based techniques + To develop skils fo design and manufacture fashion jewellery creations + Toacauire skills to produce, manage, market, promote and present jewellery designs Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA- Applied Arts) Duration: 4 years The programme isintended to connectinstitutions, industries, products, services etc. with the massesin aneffective way. It aims to prepare professionals to work as Artist, Advertising Industrialsts, Designers, Hlustrators, Animators, Visvalizers, Graphic Designers, Product Designers, Industrial Photographers and ‘Att Directors. The four year programme leading to ignites the innovative passion in sludents and develops them for a highly creative job-oriented career. The highlighting features of the programme ‘are the opportunities to work with advertising industry, animation studios, commercial arts packagingindustry, mediahhouses and publishing houses Objectives + To train students to attain proficiency as Graphic Designers (Applied Artists) in the field of Advertising, Web Designing, Corporate Identity, Story board and Media. + To train students for advanced learning, knowledge and professional competence in relation toindusirial, commercial and social developments, + To achieve Intemational standards of excellence in education for latest arfistic and graphic design trends. * To enable innovative applications of technologies and processes in the discipline of art and graphic design byPeer dd ee Se zs Bachelor of Science (BSc — Interior Design) Duration: 3 years The programme aims to prepare students to work as professional interior Designers, Graphic Designers, Space Consultants for Exhibitions and Museums, Specialists for Visual Merchandising, Freelance Designers, Soft Fumnishing.etc. In the modem context, the sensitization towards DESIGN through this programme opens up career avenues in aesthetics and space related areas across the globe. The three year professional programme is highly innovative and job-oriented, leading to working opportunities in India and ‘abroad, in sectors ike Hotels and Resorts, Housing, Retail, Institutions, Offices, Heritage, Recreation, Hospitals and others incluaing Public - Private organizations, MNCs and Corporates Objectives: + Tosensitize the students about the impact of interior design on built environment and well-being of end-users, + To equip students with basics of design for enhancement of quality of interior spaces and their relationship with outdoor spaces. + Tocreate an understanding of multidisciplinary approach in design process. + To develop skill for holistic conceptualization and manifestation of design schemes in a given environment. Eligibility for allB Des, BFA and B Sc Interior Design programmes: + 50% marks in aggregate in the new 10+2 scheme of Senior School Certificate Examination or equivalentin any stream or * Any Public School/Board/University Examination in india or in Foreign countries recognized by the Association of Indian Universities as equivalent fo 10+2 system or * International 8accalaureate Diploma after 10 Years of Schooling, with not less than 50% marks in aggregate. Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. Foreign / NRI Candidates: For all these programmes, 5% of the fotal seats are reserved for foreign / NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating theirrelationship with the candidate. Paymentis to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor's bank account, Laptopswill be provided to all fashion design. Jewellery design & applied arts students. PhD Programmes offered in all major areas of UG & PG studies. (03)Design education being a fast developing area, MUJ intends to nurture it as one of its core strengths, with a mission to become the most preferred global destination in Design Education and Research forstudents, researchers, faculty, collaborators, promoters, investors and developers. The Faculty of Design (Fob) is moving fast in research studies and is exeanding its horizons to explore, accommodate and accelerate the prospects of Experimental as well as Theoretical Research in design studies. The research inilfatives are an expression of the effective, efficient and positive attitude towards the development of asustainable and progressive society. The Centre focuses on achieving excellence in built environment teaching and learning, and to continually improve its position among the Universities/ R&D institutions as a Centre of excellence in built environment basic/applied research. Currently 5 PhDs are in progress with @ focus on sustainable built environment. It is intended to publish the first text book from MUJ on building design. Ph, D. Programmeis offered through the Centre for Built Environment. ! P A3.1 TAPMI School of Business (TSB)| TAPMI School of Business (TSB) is one of the top emerging B-School in the country. It imbibes excellence in management education in its entirety ond adopts al the academic characters of TAPMI, Manipalinits functioning, TSBis an institution that believes in making business education highly relevant in the global context, through constant couse updates, regularindustryinteraction andhands-on exposure, The school provides a rich leaming environment comprising of a portfolio of pedagogical tools that includes class room interactions, case study discussions, role play, group discussions, film shows, games, field projects and seminars by various industry experts and eminent academicians. ttlays emphasis on experiential leaming. the learning environment, curiculum, ambiance etc. are conducive forthe all-round growth of students as required by the corporate world. Highlights: + 100% Placement and ntemship record + Merit-cum-means scholarship for deserving candidates + High interface with industry and other intuitions. + Student centered pedagogy + Internationalfaculty + Courses delivered by industry experts + MoAwithTAPMI Manipal + MoAwith GlobalNxt University Malaysia and others + Laptops forthe students of regular MBA Programme Programmes Offered Master of Business Administration (MBA) Duration: 2 years (Six rimesters} . Qualifications: The candidate must have a Bachelor degree in any discipline trom a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and valid CMAT/CAT/XAT/GMATscores. ‘Admissions Indian Nationals: A Iwo stage process with valid CMAT/CAT/XAT/GMAT scores, followed by shortisting for Group-discussion / personal Interviews at MUJ. The scores of ManagementTest held in 2014-15 are valid Foreign/NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the total seats are reserved for foreign/NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required fo submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship withthe candidate, Paymentisto be made in US Dolirsirom the sponsor'stank account. 16)3.1 TAPMI School of Business (TSB). Merit ist Based on the combined marks scored in Entrance test, GD & Interview, a merit list will be announced “Specializations offere Dual specialization is offered with Marketing as o compulsory option. Other specializations offered are Finance, Human Resources and Operations Management, “Offer of specialization is subject to minimum number of student opting forthe same. Executive MBA: TSB offers a two- year Executive MBA programme for corporate employees. The eligibility for the programme is minimum 2 years of work experience and a Bachelors’ degree in any discipline from ‘recognized university, with a minimum of 45% marksin aggregate. 5year Integrated B.Tech-MBA TSB offers a S-year Integrated 8 Tech-MBA Programme for the current second year engineering students of MUJ, who have obtained a minimum of 7.5 CGPA in the Ist year of Engineering of any branch. PhD Programme: PhD programme is offered in all areas of management, multi-disciplinary and inter-disciplinary fields, as per MUJ Rules and regulations. It adheres to the highest quality standards and aims at producing world class researchers and academicians.EPR g ten ence uri (SHM) The School of Hotel Management offers a UGC recognized programme,characterized by a combination of high standards of teaching, which makes it a perfect choice for under-graduate studies. We have strong industry integration with 100% training & placement assistance. USPs: + Hotel Management @ MUJ has the combination of Manipal University which is an inspiring leader in the field of education and the location of Jaipur; together these make it a unique estinationforhospitalty education iningia. + It has quality and international experienced facully to groom Ihe students to be perfect hospitality personnel. * Industry experts are invited regularly for sharing new trends in the hospitality industry with the students, + Infrastructure, in the form of laboratories, equipment and class rooms is modern and designed to facilitate learning, + The flexible nature of the programme allows a student to choose courses related to his/her area ofstudy from the bouquet of Open Electives offered by other departments of MUL. + Field trips, industry visit, organizing events, participating in culinary competitions, industry related projects and many more activities are port of the curriculum to enhance the leaming skill of students. + Apart from a dedicated semester for Intemships, students are sent for short term industrial ‘exposure during each semester. Laboratories: Schoo! of Hotel Management has the following industry-like, dedicated and well equipped labs to enhance the students’ practical skils. + Training Kitchen Lab + Bakery & Confectionery Lab + Training Restaurant Lab + Training Bor + HousekeepingLab + Model Guest Room + FrontOffice Lab + Centralized Library & Computer Training Lob Career Opportunities: The student is given career options not only in hotels, but in an entire industry of hospitality and tourismrelated businesses. It provides a unique opportunity to students to work in Land, Sea and Ar. Some of the avenues ore: ‘byEe aso n ene eur Toes + Hotels, Resorts& Restaurants * Aine Catering & Cabin Services + Clubs + Cruise Ships + Hospital Administration and Catering + Holeland Tourism Associations + Institutional Management + Otherservice industries (Banks, Call Centers, Telecom Industry etc.) + Entrepreneurs + Academic Jobs Industry Training & Placements ® ® A ze Ober Yatels 5 Resorts NAMMONL reawercouenour (Suemont Radlosen cout Fi ral Programmes Offered Bachelor of Hotel Management & Catering Technology (BHMCT) Duration: 4 years (8semesters) Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) Duration: 3 years (6semesters) Eligibility: The Candidate must have passed 12th Standard or A Level/IB/American 12th Grade or equivalent with minimum 45% marks in aggregate. Age should not be more than 22 years andnot less than 17 yearsason Ist July of the admission year. ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. Foreign / NRI Candidates: As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the total seats are reserved forforeign / NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents of blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate, Payments to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor’ sbank account, 09)ceo ee Ue 9 Commerce (SBC) The School of Commerce fosters excellence in teaching in the under graduate programmes in Commerce & Management. Ine School focuses on the latest developments in the discipline and the needs of the students and industry For the benefit of Students of BCom & BBA students, MUJ has collaboration with CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountant) UK, to connect them with the world's largest professional body of management accountants. i enables students lo use the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation and be part of a truly globainetwork. CIMA offers five levels of courses. CIMA accordingly awards cerfificates to the sludents on successful completion of the prescrived papers at each level. CIMA qualification is optional for all the BBA &B Com Students. Career Opportunities: The study of commerce provides a platform for work in a range of Financial Services, Banking, Business Industry Management, Enlrepreneurial Ventures, Law, Hotel Management & Government Services. Some of the opportunities are as follows + Auditor + ChiefFinance Officer + Workasmanagementexecutive | BBA’ yc’, + Accounts executive B.Com ey. + Junioraccountant + Financial Market Analyst + Banking + Insurance companies, ete. Programmes Offered: Bachelor of Commerce (B Com) Duration: 3 Years (SixSemesters} Specializationsin Visemester: + Banking + Accounting + Marketing + Human Resource Eligibility: The candidate must have passed 12th, A Level. |B or American 12th with accountancy. commerce or Business Studies, economics or ComputerScience, Statistics or Business Mathematics ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. 100% Summer internships Placements of B.Com students in the session 2013-14 (20)Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Duration: 3 Years (SixSemesters) Specializations: * Banking * Information Technology Eligibility: The candidate must have passed in 12th or A Level or IB level or American 12th grade or equivalent Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtainedin the qualifying examination, Foreign/ NRI Candidates: For all programmesin the School of Commerce, 5% of the total seats ore reserved for foreign/ NRI category. Under this category, MU admits NRI sponsored students whom parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a notarized affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Payment is to be made in US dollars from Sponsor's bank account, 100% Summer Internships Placements of BBA students in the session 2013-14 PhD Programmes offeredin all major areas of UG & PG studies.School of Basic Sciences The School of Basic Sciences has the objective to introduce new courses in Basic Sciences at Undergraduate, postgraduate and research levels. The school is well equipped to camy out both teaching and research through its various Departments, namely Biosciences, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics and Statistics, and Physics. The. schoolotfersBSc programmes (both Passand Hons.) in physical, Mathematical and Biological groups with various subject combinations. The School aso offers M EAU Sc, MSc byResearch, M.Tech (Industrial Mathematics) nd Ph D progiammes in the tespective dscipines, Wl BCA programmeisalso offeredby the School The School has developed syllabi for vorious core courses blending basic science and interdisciplinary topics. Experiential learning and study visits to industries are an integral part of all programmes. These serve as launching pads for attractive career opportunities in the academia and industry. The school enables students to excelin the areas of basic as wellas applied sciences All faculty members in the Facully of Science have a Ph D degree and are actively involved in research Programmes Offered A. Basic Sciences Bachelor of Science BSc (Pass) Biosciences Biotechnology Botany Chemistry, ComputerScience Economics Geology Mathematics Physics Psychology Statistics Bachelor of Science B Sc (Hons) Biotechnology Chemistry Geology Mathematics Physics Psychology Statistics Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters} Eligibility: Qualifications: The candidate must have passed 10+2 or A Level or IB with science and/or computer science subjects, with minimum 45% marks. in aggregate for B Sc Pass, and 50% marks in aggregate for B Sc (Hons) programmes. M.Sc. by Research The novel four-semester Master of Science program by Research has the following salient features: (i) Admissions are open in both semesters (odd and even) (i) Course work in frst two semesters only. ( Il and iV semesters devoted exclusively for completion of research project at MUJ/recognized national/intemationalacademic/R & D institution, (23)School of Basic Sciences... The Programme's offeredin the following subjects: Biotechnology Chemistry Mathematics Physics Duration: 2 years (foursemesters} Eligibility Qualifications: The candidate must have a Bachelor of Science Degree with Minimum 45% in aggregate in the concemed discipline e.g. Physics / Chemistry / Mathematics / Botany / 8io- Science / Bio-Technology / Zoology/ Statistics as applicable from a recognized university. In ‘addition the candidate must have aptitude forresearch. Candidates from R & D institutions who are sponsored by their institution and granted leave for two semesters will be considered forthe programme, B. Computer Applications Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters) Eligibility: The candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) or A Level or IB or American 12th grade with —| Mathematics as one the subjects up to 10th. C. MTech (Industrial Mathematics) The programme deals with a multitude of mathematical and statistical techniques applied in various fields of engineering and technological sciences. Itisin great demandin industrial sectors Duration: -2 years [foursemesters} Eligibility: Qualification: The programme admits post graduate students of M Sc _/MA (Mathematics / Statistics/ physics|/MCA (8 S¢_with Mathematics) and graduate students of engineering with not less than 50%marksin aggregate of all the semestet/ years of degree examination, Foreign/NRI Candidate: As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the total seats are reserved for foreign/NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor, Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Payment is to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor's bank account. Ph D programme is offered in all major areas of UG &PG studies. (24)Peel Maat] z. Social Sciences (SHSS) The School of Humanities promotes humanities and arts education and research in vorious areas. undertakes teaching and research programmes in basic disciplines like language, literature, Psychology, Economics etc., that deal with multi-dimensional human experience. Humanities help to develop cultural literacy andimbibe aesthetic and ethical values among students. Lectures and Conferences are hosted to expose the students to real fe work experiences as well as for helping them to enhance theirself-esteem. The present facullystrengthis 11 The school aims to: + Support original understanging of ingian Society and Culture + Enable rigorous study of philosophy, socialsciences, arts and interdisciplinary studies + Establish a sirong tradition of Humanities that engages with other disciplines and society in a meaningfulmanner Programmes Offered Bachelor of Arts BA(Pass) English, Economics, Psychology. Statistics, Mathematics, Hindi, Philosophy Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters) Eligibility: Qualifications The candidate must have passed in 10#2 or A Level or IB or American 12th Grade or equivalent. ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtainedin the qualifying examination, Bachelor of Arts BA (Hons) English, Psychology, Economics Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters) Eligibility: Qualification: The candidate must have passed in 10+2 or A Level orIB or American 12th Grade or equivalent. ‘Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtainedin the qualifying examination. Foreign/NRI Candidate: As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the fotdl-seats are reserved for foreign/NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Payment is to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor's bank account. PhD programme is offeredin all major areas of UG & PG studies. (26)5.2 School of Journalism & Mass Communication The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication is one of the very few private institutes in the state and country, offering a full fledged graduate programme with advanced infrastructure, unique holistic curiculum, skilled and thoughtful faculty, placement process, lively co- curicular activities (theatre, dance, music, cinema, literature, debate, nature, painting, clay modeling etc.) and an ambience which encourages students to scale new heights in their areas of interest, with a firm rootin social sensitivity. The School runs a 3-year Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication BA(J&MC) programme. The curriculum focuses on media education and covers journalism (print, radio, television and new media). film studies, public relations, advertising, media law, along with many other related subjects, The highlights of the programme are as follows: + Wellequipped print and electronic media labs facility + Regular organization of seminars, conferences & workshops etc. + Regularindustrial visits + Media projects for betterexposure + Tie-upswith media houses forintemship, training and placement + Media experts as guest facutty Faculty: There are a total of 11 faculty members, including adjunct and Guest faculty. Padma Bhushan Shri Jasdev Singh is an Honorary Adjunct Faculty with the Schoo! Career Opportunities: The student can work in industry as Freelance wtiter, Institutional writer, Technical or Copy Writer, Freelance editor, Institutional editor, Copy editor, Reporter, Columnist, Photo joumalist and editor, Program director, announcer, Audio editor, Production Supervisor, Executive Producer, Technical Producer, Scriptwriter, Public Relations Officer, Fashion photographer, TV correspondent, Producer, Screenwriter, Sound Engineer, Sound Mixer and Sound recordist, Radio or Video jockey, Art director, etc, Internships: In our effort 1o bridge the gop between industry and academia, and to prepare the students as per industry requirement, we have introduced intemship for BA(JAMC) students for a period of four to six weeks. This provides a platform for students to hone their skils in different media ‘and communication disciplines. (27)Duration: 3 years (sixsemesters) Eligibility: Qualification: The candidate must have passed in 1042 or A Level or IB or American 12th Grade or equivalent. Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. As per the AICTE regulations, 5% of the total seats are reserved for foreign/NRI category. Under this category, MUJ admits NRI sponsored students whose parents or blood relatives can sponsor. Sponsors are required to submit a Notarized Affidavit stating their relationship with the candidate. Paymentis to be made in US Dollars from the sponsor's bank account. PhD programme is offered in all major areas of UG & PG studies,ER The Schoo! of law has a welkdefined mission of extensive class room teaching with emphasis on participative learning. The thrust of the programme isnotjust onleaming but also on professional training, Modeled on the inputs provided by judges, legal practitioners and facully, this 21st century institution is designed to give students a stimulated, real world experience in practicing their legal skils and ensuring that after graduation, they are able to walkinto any courtroom and feel athome. The curriculum is reviewed and redrafted regularly by incorporating new developments in emerging concepts. Teaching methodology includes critical and anaiylical skils enhancement, so as to comment and envisage transformation not only in law but also in the administration of law. We ensure leaming through research and teaching, Career Opportunities: + Judicial Officers + Advocates + Law Officersinvarious frms + LowClorks + Can pursue Post Graduate specialization in Various branches of law + State of artinfrasiructure + Moot court hail + Wel-equippediiorary + Centralcomputing facility + Language lab facility + Spacious auditorium and seminarhalls + Wifienabled campus (29)Retain eee OBJECTIVES + To promote legal awareness in society for atlgining social and economic justice + To undertoke study and training projects relating to law, legislation and jusicialinstitutions + To organise advanced studies and promote researchin all branches oflaw + To promulgate legal knowledge and legal processes by organizing extension lectures by eminent legal experts, seminars, group discussions, debates, moot courls, cour visits, intemship etc. + To promote cultural, legal and ethical values with a view to foster the rule of law ands judicious applicability COURSEHIGHLIGHTS + Efficient andindustrious faculty + Intemship after every semester with leading Law Firms, NGO's, Corporate Houses and Judiciary {District and Session Court, High Court, Supreme Court and various Tribunals) + _Institutionalsupport to students for participatingin National and International Competitions + Foreign Language (French) teaching + Regular tests and continuous assessment + Regular sessions on Moot Court, Seminars, Law Review, Debates, Quizetc. + Porent-leacherinteraction through one PTM every semester + Sports andrecreational activities Integrated BA, LL.B (Hons) Duration :Five Years (10Semesters) Eligibility: Minimurn 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks in any subject stream of 10#2 Exams. and the candidate should be below 20 years (22 years in case of SC/ST candidates) of age on Ist July 2015. Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) Duration: Three Years (6Semesters} Eligibility : Minimum 50% (45% for SC/ST) marks in any subject stream of graduation ‘Master of Laws (LLM) DURATION: 1 year {2semesters) ELIGIBILITY : A Bachelor's degree in law, with minimum 50% marks in aggregate (48% for SC/ST] in concemed discipline from a recognised university. Admissions done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying exaim. PhD programme is offered in all major areas of UG and PG studies. (30)Birt OS err 1. Programmes of Study Manipal University Jaipur aims to provide globally accepted education of a high standard. In all programmes of study, great emphasis is placed on the use of modem communication technology to impart quality education to students. The University follows an efficient and flexible semester system with continuous and comprehensive evaluation, Each semester of study has minimum requirements of number of course credits that must be taken. Each course is defined in terms of contact hours, by lectures, tutorials and/or practical sessions. Maximum duration of any Academic Programme The maximum time allowed for a student to complete the degree requirementin any programme is twice the duration of the programme, from the date of fist registration in the first semester. 2. CREDITS AND PROMOTION 2.1 Credit Based System Each course, theory as well as practical, is expressed in terms of a certain number of credits. The number of contact hours per week determines the credits. Normally, in the case of theory courses, the number of credits is equal to the number of contact hours (lectures & tutorials) per week. For practical courses, one credit is assigned for every two/three contact hours perweek. Every course is assigned an [LT P C] code indicating Lectures/week, Tutorials /week, Practical/ week and the crecils assigned. For example, a theory course with an [LTP C] code of [310.4] has3 hours of Lectures/week, | hour of Tutorial/week and the credits assigned are 4. A laboratory course with [LTP C] code of [00 62] has 6hours of Lab/week and the credits assigned are 2. 2.2 Semester completion A student successfully completes a parficular semester when he/she earns the specified credits of that semester and passes (i.e., obtains letter grade E or above} in any Audit course prescribed in the curriculum. A student earns full credits for a registered course if he/she secures letter grade E or higherin that course, 2.3 Promotion to higher semesters is based on securing a prescribed minimum number of credits, as detailedin section 4 below. 2.4 Graduation A student completes the requirements for graduation, when he/she eams the specified number of credits in all the semesters making up the programme, including Audit courses, ifony, prescribed in the cuniculum 2.5 Course Codes The courses offered are coded with 2 letters, indicating the deparlment offering the course, followed by 4 digits, The first digit indicates the level (UG / PG}, the second digitindicates the semester and the last two digits indicate the course. The courses are listed for each branch/department separately. 31)Esa eee 3. REGISTRATION 3.1 Each student has to register for the core courses of his/her programme with the parent department at the commencement of each semester, on the day notifiedin the Academic calendar. 3.2 Ihe student must ciso register for the elective courses, if any, (both programme and open electives) that he/she wishes to take in the semester, asnotified by the Department. 4, PROMOTION TO HIGHER SEMESTERS, Promotion from an even semester to the next higher odd semester is subject to the minimum. academic performance requirements as stated below. 4.1 Tobe eligible for promotion to the third semester, a student should have eamned a minimum of 30 credits at the end of second semester. To be eligible for promotion to the fifth semester, a student should have eamed a minimum of 75 credits at the end of fourth semester. To be eligible for promotion to seventh semester of a four year programme, a student should have eamed a minimum of 125 credits at the end of sixth semester. Similarly, to be eligible for promotion to ninth semester of afive year programme, astudent should have eared a minimum of 175 credits at the endof eighth semester. 4.2 Students of 2nd year willbe promoted to 3rd year only if they have earned all credits of Ist year. Similarly, students of 3rd year willbe promoted to 4th year only if they have eamed all credits of 2nd year and students of 4th year will be promoted to Sth year ony if hey have eared all credits of 3rd year. 4.3 Credits of core courses in a programme should be eamed, but a student may register for different Programme/Open elective courses, ifnecessary, on re-registration. 5. COURSE RE-REGISTRATION 5.1 Onfailure 5.1.1 If student fails in any course, he/she may re- register for the course in any regular semester, to improve his/her in-semester marks, provided there is no Time-table clashwith the regular courses. 5.1.2 A student can re-register for a maximum of 8 credits of such failed (backlog) courses, in addition to the credits of the current semester, provided the totaldoes not exceed 32credits. §.1.3 Forsuch re-registered courses; the in-semester marks got by the student earier wil be counted for calculating his grade and he/she willbe awarded one grade lower than what he eams, 5.1.4 The prevailing re-registration course-wise fee will have to be paid by the student, (See section onFees} (92)Cua ert 5.1.8 Sludenls need to atlendregular classesin allsuch Cases and have to submit assignments and appear for sessionaitests alongwith the regularstudents Re-tegistration during a regular semester wil be allowed only with priorpermission of respective HODs. 5.2Onpassing §.2.1If a student has a passing grade in any course, but desires to improve his grade in that course, he/she may re-register in that course in the next regular semester, provided the course isrunning, 5.2.2 Insuch cases, heis allowed to retain he grades he/she earnsin these courses, 5.2.3 The normalre-registration fee willbe chargedin such cases. 6, SEMESTER WITHDRAWAL 6.1 Ifa student has been unable to meet the attendance requirements because of prolonged illness in a semester, he/she may opt for semester withdrawal. Approval for withdrawal should be taken al least one month before the start of the semester examinations, 6.2 Nofeeswillbereimbursed in such cases. 7. OUTLINE OF EVALUATION 7.1 Continuous Assessment Student performance is continuously assessed in all courses, based on class/tutorial participation assignment work, lab work, class tests, in semester tests, quizes and end semester examinations, which contribute to the final grade awardedin the course. 7.2 Performance in each theory course is evaluated out of a maximum of 100 marks, of which 50 marks are for in-semester assignments and 50 marks for the end-semester examinations ( in-semester assessmentin a theory course is based on sessional tests (MIE) and assignments, quizzes, case presentations, seminars, etc. (CWS) Performance in practical counesis ako evaluated outofa maximum of 100 marks and is based totaly on insemester casessment, of which 60 marks are awarded based on class performance (PRS) and 40 marks based on the test/s conducted (PRE). ThereisnoETEnapracticalcouse. 7.3 The Course plan and evaluation scheme, including the weightage for each component, ‘opproved by the HoD. is given to the students by the Courselinstructorat the beginning of the semester. 7.4 Performance in the sessional tests and — a assignments is properly documented and announced within the scheduled period after the tests by the course instructor. The overall performance of astudentin a course is expressed in terms of a Letter Grade (as given in section8 below). (33)Dua eel ee 8. EVALUATION PROCEDURE 8.1 Grading Marks obtained in the in-semester and end-semester examinations are added together and a 10- point grading systemis used to award the student with an overall letter grade forthe course. 8.2 Letter Grading System Letter Grades and Grade points are as shown below: letterGrade | A+ | A | B | c| Di Ee Fayot (Grade Point w |e] si 7 6 5 | o 8.3 A student who eams a minimum of § grade points (E grade} in a course is declared fo have successfully completed the course and eamed the credits assigned to i. 8.4 A student should have appeared for the end-semester examination of the prescribed course of study (mere appearance in the continuous assessment tests is not sufficient] to be eligiole for the award of a passing grade in the course. 8.5 total of 35% marks for UG programmes, 40% marks for PG and post PG programmesis essential forastudent tobe awarded a passing grade in any theory course. 8.6 A student who is eligible for, but fails to appear in, the end-semester examination, will be awarded F Grade, However if he/ she falis to oppearin the end semester examination due to valid reasons, {including medical, non-payment of dues or other family reasons) he/she wil be awarded ant’ incomplete}grade. Relaxation to the award of grade is permissible, only if prior approval has been obtained before the start of the examinations. 87 If a student is not eligible to appear in the end-semester examination owing to his/her not fulfiling the minimum attendance requirements in any course, he/she will be awarded a'DT grade (detained) andhas tore-register for the course(s) at the next available opportunity. 9. GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA) & CUMULATIVE GRADE POINT AVERAGE (CGPA) 9.1 The overall performance of a student will be indicated by two indices: Grade Point Average (GPA) & Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA} GPA is the weighted average of the grades obtainedin asemester. CGPA is the weighted average of the grades upto and including any semester. The details of calculation of GPA and CGPA are given in Appendix 1 9.2 After the results dre declared, grade cards wil be issued to each student, which will contain the list of courses for that semesten.and grades obtained by the student, GPA of that semester as well as aggregate attendance percentage of that semester. (34)Cua ert 10, END-SEMESTER / MAKE-UP EXAMINATION 10.1 The end semester examination will be conducted only in the courses offered in the current semester. That is, at the end of the odd semester, examinations in the courses of the odd semester will be conducted. Similarly, at the end of the even semester, examinations will be conducted only in the courses of the even semester, 10.2 Make-up (supplementary) examinations will only be held together with the examinations of the summer semester, for students who have got grade in the courses offered during the earlier regulorsemesters. 10.2.1 Astudent can take a Make-up examination in a course in which he is awarded F grade. 10.2.2 F grade is awarded if a student fails to secure 35 % marks for UG courses or 40% marks in PG and post PG courses. 10.2.3 Make-up examinations will be held only after the even semester or at the end of academic year. 10.2.3.1 The grade boundaries in the make-up examination in any course willbe the same as those inthe immediate preceding regular end-semester examination for that course. 10.2.3.2 For all students who appear in the end summer semester/make-up examinations, the grades awarded will be one lower han what they eam as per point no. 10.2.3.] above. However, a student who secures an E grade willretain the same grade he/she has earned. 10.2.4 A student who repeats an examination in any course, willbe awarded one grade lower than what he/she ears. 10.2.5 A student who is awarded | grade in a course, and who subsequently takes a make-up examination in that course, will retain the grade he/she has eared. 10.2.6 Students may register for make-up examinations in as many courses as they desire, by paying the prescribed fee. (See section on Fees) 10.2.7 Make-up examinations may be given any = number of times, as long as a student continues to remain on the University rols, as a regular/registered student, 10.3 Showing of Answer Books Students willbe shown their test/exam answer books, on the dates notifiedin the Academic calendar. Requests to show the answer books would not be entertained beyond this schedule, There willbe nore-valuation of the answer books afler the results, are declared. (35)Dua eel ee 10.4 Grade Moderation Committee 10.4.1 Grade Moderation Committees (GMC) will be nolified by the HoD, for every class in the department and marked to the CoE, before the exams start, 10.4.2 Each GMC will have the HoD os Chaitperson and allleachers teaching that class as members. 10.4.3 The GMC willsatisy itself that all he guidelines for the award of grades have been adhered to and may slightly tweak/modify the grade boundaries calculated in the fist instance, by taking into Consideration any natural gopsin the marks. However, marks will notlbe changed. 10.4.4 The moderated grades will be forwarded to the CoE and a copy of the marks and final grades, along with the statistical parameters used, willbe retained byt, 10.5 Declaration of results The Controller of Examinations will declare the results after approval by HOS. 10.6 Withholding of results student is not allowed to appear in the exam if he/she has not paid all his/her dues. The results of such astudent will be withheld if there is a case of disciplinary action pending against him/her. 10.7 Requirements for Award of degree student completes the requirements for award of degree if he/she fulfils all the conditions given below: 10.7.1 Has earned the number of credits specified in the prescribed programmes of study and cleared all Aucit courses. 10.7.2 Paid allduesto the Institute. 10.7.3 No case of disciplinary action is pending against him/her. 11. ATTENDANCE 11.1 Students are expected to attend every lecture, tutorial and practical class scheduled for them, Attendance willbe recorded for every classin every course they attend, 11.2 A student with less than 75% attendance in individual courses shall not be permitted to write the end semester examination in that course and willbe given DT letter grade in the course, Attendance of lectures, class tests, practicals aind tutorials, all Count towards the calculation of this percentage. (36)Dua cel ee 11.3 A student should meet the above attendance requirement, irespective of the number of days he/she is on medical and/or other leave for any reason whatsoever. In exceptional circumstances, if a student's attendance fals slightly short of 75% bbutis above 70% he/she may be given the benefit of having attended any university events or may be given extra assignments, after approval from the Hos. 114 Attendance of students is recorded and displayed in the AMS during the semester. 11.5 The names of students who have attendance shortage, will be intimated by the Course Coordinator through HoD, on the last day of teaching to the Academic Section, for display on the Notice Board and onward transmission to Ihe CoE 11.6 Students with short attendance are not allowed to appearin the end semester exams. 11,7 The aggregate percentage of attendance of the student during the semester is entered in his/her grade sheet of that semester. 12. SUMMER SEMESTER 12.1 A summer semester of eight weeks runs every year, only for the Ist year of professional UG programmes. The number of contact houss per week per course is six to eight, against three to four per course in the regularsemester. 12.2 Only students with DT grade in any course (ie., short attendance cases) are allowed to register forthe summersemester. 12.3 A course will un onlyif'a minimum of § students register fori 12.4 Students who have F/I grade may also register for a summer semester course, to improve their in-semester marks, provided the course is running, 12.5 student can register for only upto 3 theory and one lab. course or upto 13 credits, whichever is lower, in the Summer semester. 12.6 The prevailing course-wise registration fee will have to be paid by the student. (See section on Fees) 12.7 A student wil be awarded one grade lower than what he/she earns in the summer semester/make-up examination forany course. 12.8 The evaluation process for summer term will be the same as that of the regular semester. There will be regularinternal assessment and examinations at the end of the summer semester. (97)Dua eel ee 13. CHANGE OF BRANCH 13.1 Students of Blech. are allowed to change their branch at the end of the first year, on the basis of academic performance and subject to departmental student strength constraints. This is a priviege and not a right, and is awarded on meritorious performance. Applications for change ‘of branch are calledin April every year and must be submitted fo Director (Admissions), by the stipulated date. 13.2 Branch change is made against the vacancies available at the end of the first year on the basis of merit. A merit list is prepared, based on the students’ CGPA, after the declaration of second semester result. f two or more students have the same CGPA, their entrance examination (MU OET) rank/12Ih percentage wil be considered to break the tie. 13.3 Only students who have passed in all courses of | & Il semesters, without any backlog, are eligible to apply for change of branch. 13.4Students who have secured free seats are not eligible for branch change. 13.5 Students who have opted for branch change are not eligible for the AICTE scholarship from the second year. 13.6 A branch change is permitted only if the strength in any branch does not fall below 75% of prescribed intake. 13.7 Mutual exchange of branch isnot permitted, 14, UNFAIR MEANS AND PLAGIARISM 14.1 In case a studentis found adopting, oris suspected of adopting, untairmeans before, during or after any examination, or lifting or copying work of someone else and inserting it in his Class Work submissions, Project, Dissertation, or Report, etc... without proper acknowledgement, credit and reference, or plagiarizing the Dissertation /Project/Class work Submissions/Report, etc., such penal action shail be taken by the Institute against the student, as may be necessary and adequate to. by uphold the sanctity and integrity of the examination, system and the credibility of tne Institute Possession of mobiles/ ipods/ programmable calculators/other similar electronic gadgets in the examination holls)is strictly banned, Defaulters during the examination/sessional tests are penalized as per the ‘prevailing Malpractice regulation. Detailed guideline for award of punishment for malpractice shall be provided at the time of ‘admission, (38)Calculation of GPA and CGPA, Each letter grade is converted into grade points as given in section 8.2 above. These grade points (Gi) ore weighted with the number of credits (Ci) assigned to the course. The Grade Point Average (GPA) is the weighted average of Grade Points awarded to a student in a semester. The weighted average of GPA of all semesters at any point of time isthe Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) at that point of ime. GPAand CGPA calculations canbe expressed as umber of coursesregistered ‘ourse credits G= Grade point N= Number of semestersExample of calculation of GPA and CGPA Courses Credits | LetterGrade | GradePoints | _Ci*Gi Engg. Mathematics-1 4 A 9 36 Mechanics of Solids 4 At 10 40 Basic Electronics 4 8 8 32, MechanicalEngg. Science 4 c 7 28 Engineering Physics 4 8 8 32 Comm. Skilsin English 3 A 9 7 Basic Workshop Practice 1 A 9 9 Engineering Physics lab 1 B 8 8 Credits =25 GPA = (36+40+32+28+32+27+9+8)/25 = 8.48, Semester Creditseamed GPA i 25 8.48 ii 25 8.62 il 2 8.24 iv 2% 8.42 Totalcredits eamed 102 ABX25 + 8.62x25 + B.24x26 + 8.4226 = B60.66/102= 8.44 CGPA=;Bite Te DU 3.1 Couns ing and Admission During counseling all candidates are required to produce the original and two sets of photocopies of the documents as mentioned below. In the event of ‘admission, the University willretain these documents tilthe candidate completes the programme. Candidates are wamed against submitting colour photocopies in lieu of the original marks cards. Original marks cards which are laminated will not be accepted by the Univessily. In the event of Jomission of such fraudulent original marks cards, incorrect or untrue information or suppression or distortion of any fact in the original marks card, admission/degree of the candidate is liable for cancellation. Requests for withdrawal of the original documents submitted can be made only for genuine reasonsin the prescribed application available al the Admission Office Check list of required documents: Undergraduate programmes + @-Halllicket [for online entrance test courses only} + lOthstandard marks card for proof of date of birth + Marks card of 1042 + Conduct and Character certificate to be obtained on the School/College letter head/pad. No other cerificate in liev of ihiswillbe accepted + Transter Certificate orSchool/College Leaving Certificate issued by the School/college. No other certificate in lieu of this willbe accepled + Fourrecent andidentical passport size photographs and one stamp size photograph. + NATAscore card (forB Arch applicants only} + Diploma marks card and Diploma certificate trom the board/University (for Lateral entry ‘applicants only) + Notarized Affidavit of Anti Ragging declaration from both candidate and guaraian (refersection 3.4) Postgraduate programmes €-HallTicket (for online entrance test courses only} + Degree certificate or Provi nal pass certificate issued by the Board/University * Diploma certificate and marks card (for Lateral entry applicants only) + Marks cards of qualifying examination (allsemesters/years) + Conduct and Character cerlificate to be obtained on the College lelter head. No other certificate in lieu of this willbe accepted. Failure to produce the document/s on the day of admission or by the date specified for this purpose willresult in instantaneous forfeiture of the seat. (41)CUES aaa ko eee Section3.2_ DECLARATION BY SPONSORING RELATIVE (FOR N RI CANDIDATES ONLY) holder of Indian Passport number -safesiding at... hereby sponsor Mr/Ms.. application number... for Graduale/Postgraduate studies at constituent institution of Manipal University Jaipur promise to pay the progamme fees as opplicable for the entire duration of the programme at Manipal University Jaipur. The details of the bank account from which the payment willbe made os given below: ‘Account Number Nature of Account Bank, Address: Signature of Candidate Section3.3 AUTHORISATION FOR REPRESENTATIVE Ian ..applicationnumber rank Son/daughter of, ., being unable to attend the counseling session for admission to programme, hereby authorize son/daughter of whose photograph is affixed below and who will sign as shown below, to represent me at the counseling. | hereby declare that the choice of course and campus made by this authorized representative will be irrevocable and that it willbe final land binding on me. This authorized representative will bring all the necessary documents, pay the appropriate fees andcomplete ailthe necessary formalities on my behalf. REASON FOR ABSENCE Signature of Candidate Signature of Representative (42)Admission Process... 3.4 ANTI- RAGGING MEASURES Ban on Ragging In view of the directions of the Honorable Supreme Court in the matter of "University of Kerala v/s. Council, Principals, Colleges and others" in SLP no. 24295 of 2006 dated 16.05.2007 and that dated 8.05.2009 in Civil Appeal number 887 of 2009, and in consideration of the determination of the Central Government and the University Grants Commission to prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of raging, including any conduct by any student orstudents, whether by words spoken or written, or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher, ‘Manipal University Jaipur ensures strict compliance on the prevention of Ragging of any form. ‘Measures for prohibition of ragging at the institution level 9} No institution or any part of i thereof, including, but not limited to the schools, the departments, constituent units, colleges, centers of studies and all its premises, whether academic, residential, playgrounds, or canteen, whether located within the campus or outside, and in all means of transportation of students, whether public or private, accessed by students for the pursvit of studies in such institutions, shall permit or condone any reported incident of ragging in ‘ny form; and all institutions shall take all necessary and reavired measures, including but not imited to the provisions of these Regulations, to achieve the objective of eliminating raging, within the institution or outside. b)_Allinstitutions shall take action in accordance with these Regulations against those found guilty of raging and/or abelting raging, actively or passively, or being part of a conspiracy to promote raging. Penalty for Ragging No person who is student of an educational institution shall commit ragging. The Supreme Court of India has ordered that “if any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the concemed student shall be given liberty to explain and if his/her explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him/her from the institution” Warning No leniency will be shown to the offenders involved in ragging. All students are requested to note ‘and co-operate in keeping our university and its constituent colleges free from ragging. Names of the officials with photographs and telephone numbers to be contacted in case of emergency are printedin the orientation handbook given by the institution. (43)Admission Process... AFFIDAVIT*- ANTI-RAGGING UNDERTAKING BY THE STUDENT a S/0.D/0 of Mr./Mrs./Ms.. have corefully read and fully understood the law prohibiting ragging and the directions of the Supreme Court and Central/ State Government in thisregard. 2. Ihave received a copy of the UGC regulations on curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educationalinstitutions, 2009 and have carefully gone through it. 3. Ihereby undertake that:- + Iwillnotindulge in any behavior or act that may come under the definition of raging + Iwillnot participate in or abet or propagate raggingin any form. + Iwillnot hurt anyone physically or psychologically or cause any otherharm, 4, [hereby agree that if found guilly of any aspect of ragging, I may be punished as per the provisions of the UGC Regulations mentioned above and /oras perthe lawin force. 5. [hereby affirm that have not been expelled or debarred from admission by any institutions. Signed this... day of... -+semonth of... Year. Signature Name Address: *To be notarized (44)SS ua cere AFFIDAVIT*- ANTI-RAGGING UNDERTAKING BY THE PARENTS / GUARDIAN i. FLO.MIO.G/O..ssessssoeessnssssaseninesnussstnnsntnnsetnssennsstinssssanen saeeeessseseese MOVE corefully read and fully understood the law prohibiting raging and the directions of the Supreme Court and the Central/ State Government in this regard as well as the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Raggingin Higher Educational institutions 2009. 2. lassure you thal may son/ daughter / ward will not indulgein any act of Raging. 3. I hereby agree that if he / she is found guilty of any aspect of ragging he / she may be punished as per the provisions of the UGC Regulations mentioned above and /or as per the lawin force. Signed this day of month of, Year. Signature Name: . Address: *To be notarized (45)SS ua cece Section3.5 UNDERTAKING FORTOBACCO / DRUG ABUSE/VIOLATION OF HOSTEL RULES S/o. ID/o of Mr./Ms. hereby undertake that! willnotindulge in any smoking drug /abuse / violation of Hostel Rules. 1. | undertake that any infringement of this undertaking in future will make me liable to any punishmentas the authorities deem ft. 2. | also undertake that | wil never violate any rules/ laws in the university / MUJ Campus and | assure you my best behavior and character. Date: (Student's Signature} UNDERTAKING BY PARENT IM Ms porent of . Undertake that my ward will not violate, any Hostel / Institution rules and take fullresponsibiiity of my wards' discipline/behavior. Date: (Parents' signature) (46)Ste Gee a General category Fees (Amount in Rupees) BTech 242000 | 10000 | s000_| 257000 | 242000 | 242000 | 242000 983000 MTech 142000 | 10000 | 5000 | 157000 | 142000| - - -_ | 299000 Barch 250000 | 10000 | S000 | 245000 | 250000 | 250000 | 250000 | 250000 | 1265000 BPian 250000 | 10000 | S000 | 265000 | 250000 | 250000 | 250000 | - _|1015000 BDesFashionDesign | 100000 | 10000 | 5000_| 115000 | 100000 | 100000 | 100000 | - _| 415000 BDes JewelleryDesign| 100000 | 10000 | s000_| 115000 | 100000 | 100000 | 100000 415000 BFA 75000 | 10000 | 5000 | 90000 | 75000 | 75000 | 75000 | - | 315000 BScinteriorDesign _| 75000 | 10000 | sooo | 90000 | 75000 | 7so00 | - -_ | 240000 MBA 315000 | 10000 | 000 | 330000 | 315000] - : -__| 645000 BCom 48000 | 10000 | s000 | 63000 | 8000 | «8000 | - ~_ | 159000 BBA toa000 | 10000 | 5000 | 115000 | 100000 | 100000 315000 BHMCT 131000 | 19000 | s000_| 144000 | 131000 | 131000 | 131000 539000 BHM 131000 | 10000 | S000 | 144000 | 131000 | 131000 408000 BSc /BSc (Hons) 63000 | 10000 | 5000 | 78000 | 3000 | 63000 | - - | 204000 BCA 90000 | 10000 | 000 | 105000 | 90000 | 90000 | - - | 285000 BA/BA (Hons) 4g000 | 10000 | 000 | 63000-| 48000 | «8000 159000 BA(J&MC) 63000 | 10000 | 000 | 78000 | 43000 | 63000 | - - | 204000 BALLB (Hons) 130000 | 10000 | 5009 | 145000 | 130000 | 130000 | 130000 | 130000 | 665000 ue ULM. 400 | 10000 | - | so0o0 | - L L - | 50000 Pho 26000 | 10000 36000 | 26000 + | 62000 “Tobe announcedseparately (47)Se lee NRi/Foreign category Fees [Amount in USD} Blech 7o0o_| 300 | 7300 | 7000 | 7000 | 7000 -__| 28300 MTech 4oo0 | 300 | 4300 | 4000 - - : 8300 Barch 7soo_| 300 | sioo | 7a00 | 7800 | 7800 | 7800 | 39300 BPlon 7so0_| 300 | si00 | 7a00 | 7800 | 7800 -_| 31500 BDesFashion Design | 3800 | 300 | 4100 | 3800 | 3800 | 3800 - 15500 BDes Jewelery Design| 3800 | 300 | 4100 | 3800 | 3800 | 3800 : 15500 BFA 2800 | 300 | 3100 | 2800 | 2800 | 2800 : 11500 BScintetior Design | 2800 | 300 | 3100 | 2800 | 2800 - : 8700 MBA 12000 | 300 | 12300 | 12000 | - : -__| 24300 BCom 1g00 | 300 | 2100 | 1800 | 1800 - : 5700 BBA 3800 | 300 | 4100 | 3800 | 3800 : : 11709 BHMCT so00 | 300 | s300 | s000 | sooo | sooo - | 20300 BHM sooo | 300 | s300 | sooo | sooo 15300 BSc /BSc (Hons) 2400 | 300 | 2700 | 2400 | 2400 : : 7500 BCA 3400 | 300 | 700 | 3400 | 3400 - - 10500 BA/ BA (Hons} 1800 | 300 | 2100 | 1800 | 1800 : : 5700 BA [J&MC} 2400 | 300 | 2700 | 2400 | 2400 - 7500 BALLB (Hons) 4700 | 300 | sooo | 4700 | 4700 | 4700 | 4700) | 23800 ue ULM 1500 | 300 | 1800 - - - : 1800 PhD 1090, }, 300 | 1300} 1000 : : , 2300 “To be announced separately (48)* Se kre * The Tuition fee, registration fees and caution deposit is subject to change and approval of Fee Fixation Committee. Registration fee is nonrefundable, caution deposit is refundable on completion of the programme. Fees can be paid through Demand Draft drawn in favour of ‘Manipal University Jaipur’ payable at Jaipur or Online Payment gateway ‘Pay U" platform is linked with MUJ website through the button “PAY FEE ONLINE” on the website :hitp://www.jaiour.manipaledu, The candidate has to login to the website click the above-mentioned button and furnish the details, e.g registration number/application number, name of the programme, e-mail id, contact numbers and the programme fees to be paid. Fees can be paid online through Credit Cara, Debit Card & Intemet Banking or Electronic Transfer to “Manipal University Jaipur", Account No. 0248020000001 4, IFSC Code: YESB0000024 of YES Bank ‘YES Bank Branch Address : G-2, Ground Floor, Green House Plot-15, Ashok Marg, Jejpur- 302001 (Rajasthan) Foreign/NRI category students are required to remit the fees in US Dollars through Demand Draft in favour of ‘Manipal University Jaipur’. Allcandidates must pay the fees at the time of counseling/admission. Failure to pay the fees on or before the date(s) specified will result in the i Glready paid. Fees forthe subsequent ye forfeiture of the seat as well as any fees : orbefore the due date notified byBL Lc (Oho THENEWAGESTUDENTHOUSING The student housing is provided by Manipal Integrated Services under their Hostel brand "Yoho", located right across the street from the University campus. Yoho provides state of art hostel facilifies forstudents by creating a living experience for the students which is safe, smart, convenient and fun. The rastructure and facilities within the hostel campus match or even beat most of the intemational housing campuses. Besides very comfortable and well planned rooms, the hostel campus offers variety of shopping, eating, and other conveniences. ! houses a well-equipped aym and many dedicated sports areas. The meticulously planned and well maintained student food court serves delicious, hygienic and healthy vegetarian and non-vegetarian food that covers International and indian cuisine at very reasonable prices, Recognising the need of parents/guardians to spend few days with their children, Yoho also provides very welllaid out guest house facility located conveniently within the hostel campus, al a fraction of cost of ahotel. Yoho offers 5000 student beds spread over an area of 30 acres with separate housing blocks for Boys ‘and Girls and features state -of- art facilities: + Single/Double, fully fumished, Centrally Air Conditioned Rooms. + Wooden bed with mattress, study lable, chair and a personal cabinet. + Single Rooms have an additional comfortable seating, besides their bed to have a cozy and personalised space, + Alroomshave attached bathrooms - equipped with modem facies. + Hot & Coldwater faciiy available in allthe rooms. * Drinking Water facilities provided at convenient locationsin all blocks. + On-callstaffforemergencies. + Dedicated Maintenance Team. + 24x7 Security and Surveillance. + Mobile Tower within campus for excellent signal quailty + Airtel Kiosk + Giftshop + Festival Celebrations + Medical Assistance. + Intra Hostel competitions + Musical Evenings (50)at LU coed Many other facilities are provided within the ‘campus atanominal price: + WiFiaccess + Onsi laundry facilities. + Gymnasium otherrecreational facilities. + Food & Beverage Oullels. + Convenience stores. Hostel Fees Structure AC DOUBLEOCCUPANCY Rs.58,000 SINGLE OCCUPANCY Rs. 1,16,000 MESS CHARGES Rs. 45,000 UTILITY CHARGES Rs. 30,000 + The Hostel Fees willbe on non-refundable basis, + Yoho provides state-of-the-art centralised laundry facility for the students! convenience to save their precious time at a nominal chorge of Rs. 6,000 per student per academic year for “unlimited usage". The charge to be paid up front along with the utility charges. As per our policy, washing clothesin the hostel roomsis strictly prohibited due to hygiene issues. + There willbe o refundable hostel deposit of Rs. 15,000/- to be paid at the time of admission in the hostel. This willbe refunded at the time of vacating the Hostel after agjusting dues i any. + The hostel facilities fee is collected on an annual basis. The hostel facilities fees willbe collected at the commencement of each academic yearas per the schedule notified by the University. + Delayed payments will attract an interest of 12% per annum computed for each default day. Hostel facilities fees foreach academic year will be published on the hostelnotice board + No individual intimation will be given to the students/ parents/ guardian. Every student is expected to ascertain this from the notice board. + Hostel Facilities Fees for Casual Students: Students who do not complete their studies within the regular period stipulated for the programme have to vacate their hostel rooms. However, hey may be allotted accommodation as per availabilty for a further term(s) on non-priority basis. + 50% of the annual hostel faciities fees willbe charged fo such students for a term not exceeding five months. The student will have to pay the hostel fees for the entire academic year for retaining accommodation beyond a period of five months (51)aC LU Le Utility Charges + In case of late payment of hostel fees, mess charges and utility charges, interest @ 12% per annum willbe charged, + The names of the defaulters will also be communicated to the concemed authorities for furtheraction, + The defaulters will not be considered for change/retention or re-alloiment of hostel accommodation. Hostel Regulations Roomallotment + Hostelrooms are allocated online (Please refer the website for more details) * Students desiring to stay in hostel are to build up their profile in www.mycampusdays.com portal aftersubmitting the fee. Your fee detaiis willbe required to build up your profile in portal. + Using online room allocation; student can choose the room/ room partner and floor. + Please note that room once allocated cannot be changed or cancelled. Please be careful while allocating the room online. + The student will be required to bring a print out of online room allocation form when they come forjoining the University, + Rooms canbe allotted on single or sharing basis. Foreign / NRI students may reserve theirroomsin advance while submitting their application forms. Reservation willbe based on theirregistration for the course with the admissions Office. Single rooms will be made available to students as per availabilty and waiting list seniority. Safety and Security * Complete safety and security is ensured by the Warden and Chief Warden duly supported by, the security staf. + itis desirable that students stay in the University Hostels. However, students desirous of staying outside under their own atangement must submit a consent letter from their parents, duly recommended by their HOI and forward i o Director for necessary permission. These students must also give their local address, contact / mobile number and subsequent changes if any to theirschool Office, teacher guardian, chief warden and Director, without fai Room Allocation Allstudents are required to bring three passport size photographs for hostel admission at the time of counseling The hostel facilities fees/deposit may be paid at the lime of counseling orregistration/admission. + Every altempt willbe made to provide hostel accommodation to allstudents. + Itiscompulsoy to be members of the mess for students stayingin the hostel. In exceptional cases, permission may be granted by the President to stay out before joining the hostel. However, itany student vacates the hostel in between, his hostel fees (less deposit and utilized utility fees) will be forfeited. (52)ES CUCL Lied + Students must oecupy rooms specifically allotted to them. They are not allowed to change rooms except with the witten permission of the Chief Warden. However, students desirous of choosing their own room partners may do so by putting in an application to the chief warden through the warden. The room change or selection of room partners will be allowed only on fulfiling of certain hostel ules. The orders of the chief warden in this regard will be final + Allotment made to a student is subject to cancellation if he/she fails to occupy the room in the prescribed time. Students will also forfeit theirroomsif they fail to clear all their hostel dues before: the due date. Insuch cases they willbe asked fo vacate the hostel. + Once a student vacates the hostel on his/her wish, or is told to leave the hostel due to any circumstances, he/she will not be re-allotted hostel accommodation for a minimum period of 6 months. This will also be subject to availabilty of rooms. No priority will be attached to such students and they willbe at the bottom of tne waiting ist, No refund shall be made in such cases. + Hostelaccommodationis allotted purely at the discretion of the Chief Warden and on condition that the student agrees to abide by all the rules and regulations of the hostel. The Chief Warden may refuse hostel facitties without assigning any reason or remove a resident trom the hostel at any time on discipiinary grounds, + The Chief Warden reserves the right to break open rooms in case of any violation of hostel rules, suspected unlawful activities or on the basis of security isk perceived. Change of Room + Change ofroomwillbe allowed only at the beginning of each academic session. + The student must submit to the Account Office the prescrived form for shifting into a different category of hostel accommodation duly signed by the Chief Warden. +The shift willbe permitted only on production of fee receipt from the Account Office. Vreview at the exclusive ‘or whole, at any time n, if any shall be bin« Bi se ~ =4.3 Refund Rules CMs Ammer Lee Cee ES Generally no refund of fee is permitted on account of withdrawal/absence from the University orfor otherreasons once a studentis admitted to any programme of study. 1. Arefund claim may, however, be admitted on merits, after due consideration of the request by the University. I approved, the amount to be refunded shall be as stated below: (1) Anytime after admission, but before 10 days from the date of commencementof classes: General Category: Totalfees exciudingregistration fees of Rs. 10000 & processing fees of Rs, 1000. Foreign/NRICategory: Total feesexcludingregistration fees of USD 300 & processingfees of USD 200. (ll) There shallbe no refund after the commencement of classes. (ll) REGISTRATION FEEisnot refundable/ transferrable under any circumstances 2. Any student who withdraws from the programme atter the commencement of classes will be required toremit fo the University, in addition to the amount already forfeited, the fee payable for the remaining part of the programme. 3. In case of Foreign/NRI candidates, the refunds will be made in accordance with Foreign Exchange Regulations as per the prevailing rates of exchange. 4, All refunds will be processed by the Admission Office of the University upon receiving the approval from the Registrar based on the recommendation from the Director, Admissions. Requests for withdrawals should be made in the prescribed application form available at the Admissions Office. Refund will be made only after the candidate has surrendered the ID card, original fee receipt and the Dues Clearance cerfificate from MU, including that of hostels. 5. Application fees and Entrance Test Fees once remitted shail not be refunded under any circumstances The refund information given above is indicative and Manipal University Jaipur reserves the right to. make changes. Any changesin the above willbe informed separately. 4.4|dentity Cards Each student willbe issued an identity card by the concemed school. Students are required to cary the identity card at all times. Loss of Identity Card: Ifo student for any reason loses his/her ID card, the loss must be brought to the notice of the School authorities in wring along with the copy of police complaint. A duplicate/replacement ID card will be issued on payment of Rs. 200/-. The card will be valid for the regular duration of the programme undertaken by the student. In case a student has to stay in campus beyond the regular duration of the course for any reason, he/she willbe required to have the valiaity of the card extended, 4.5 Medical Facilities Medicare scheme of Rs.1,00,000 applies to all bonafide students of the University for the entire duration of the course. Forroutine medical requirements, the University hasq clinic on the campus. (54)ito Scholarships With the objective of encouraging meritorious students and academic excellence, the following six categories of scholarships are offered fo deserving Under- Graduate students. The quantum and number of scholarships willbe published on the website every year. 5.1 TMA Pai Engineering Scholarships These are merit-cum-means scholarships with a cop of two scholarships in each stream, restricted tothe top 3000ranksin tne MU Engineering Entrance Examination Upto Rs. 5 lakhs 100%. Between Rs. 5 lakhs and Rs. 7.5 lakhs 75% BetweenRs.7.SlakhsandRs.10lakhs | 50% Between s, 1Olokhs ond Rs, 12,5lakhs_| 25 Above 8s. 12.5lakhs 10% Number of Scholarships shalibe displayed at the time of common counseling. Students applying for these scholarships are required to submit copies of their parents’ (both mother and father) Form 16/16A/IIR of the last two years To continue to get the scholarship, the student should maintain a CGPA of 8.0 or above every ‘academic year, falling which the scholarship for the next years willbe withdrawn. 5.2 TMA Pai Excellence Scholarships for Non-Engineering students. 1. One Scholarship in each programme, with 100% waiver on annual tuition fees, wil be given to the student with the highest aggregate marksin excess of 90%. in the qualifying exam Il, One scholarship in each programme, with 50% waiver on annual tuition fees, willbe given to the sludent with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 80%, in the qualifying exam, ll, To continue to get the scholarships, the student should maintain a CGPA of 8.0 or above, failing which the scholarship [or the next years will be withdrawn, 5.3 Merit Scholarships for Non-Engineering students |. Three scholarships in each programme, of 25% waiver on annual tuition fees, will be given to students with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 75%, in 10+2 or in equivalent qualifying exam. |i, To continue to get the scholarship the students should maintain a CGPA of 7.5 or above, failing which the scholarship for the next years willbe withdrawn, (55)5.4Rajasthan Merit Scholarships A total 30 scholarships of upto Rs. 1,00,000 each ( not exceeding two in each programme) will be given fo students from Rajasthan domicile, with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 80% in 10#2 or equivalent qualifying exam. To be eligible, the student should have passed his/her 10th and 10#2 exam froma schoolin Rajasthan. |. The maximum scholarship given to each student would be capped to the first year fees of the programme joined, or Rs. 1 Lakh, whicheverislower. Il. To continue to get the scholarship, the student should maintain a CGPA of 7.5 or above, failing which the scholarship for the next years willbe withdrawn, 5.5 Merit cum Means Scholarship for TAPMI School of Business Students-MBA Programme 20scholarships are available for meritorious students with the following eligibility: (i) Minimum 60% aggregate marksin all exams (10th, 12th and Graduation) (i) Student should be among the top 20% of the admitied MBA batch for thal academic year (ii) Annualincome of both parents put together should be less than 7.5 Lacs The number and extent of scholarships are as follows: 4 50% é 20% 10 10% 5.6 Scholarships and seat reservation for Local Region Students For the benefit of students from nearby villages of Dehmi Kalan, Thikaria and Sanjharia and to promote education amongst them, the following scheme/policyis available: 5.6.1. Reservation of Seats Two seats each, with 50% annual programme fee-waiver on the basis of metit, are reserved in the following programmes: | BA/BA (Hons) U BSc/B Sc (Hons) lL 3Com IV. BCA Vv. BBA Vi. BA(J&MC) Vil. BHMCT/BHM. vill. BPlan IX. 8 Des (Fashion Design) X, _ BDes ( Jewellery Design} Xl. BFAApplied Arts Xil,__ BScinterior Design XII. BALLB (Hons) (56)Rees Sa 5.6.2. Scholarships Rs 500/- per month will be given to two students, other than those mentioned in 5.6.1 above, from each of the above mentioned programmes, who have 75% and above aggregate marks. The scholarship would be continued in later years provided they maintain a minimum CGPA of 7.5 everyyear. 5.7 Teaching Assistantships Teaching assistantship of Rs. 12,000/- per month willbe available to full ime Ph D scholars, for three years, along with a contingency amount of Rs. 10,000 every year. Atewselected MTech Final year students may be awarded teaching assistantship of Rs. 5000/- per month, based on departmentaineeds. NOTE: Please note the following in the context of all the above scholarships: 1. A student cannot hold more than one scholarship concurrently from any of the sources or supporting agency. 2. Scholarships will be given only for the actual/ minimum duration of the programme in which the studentis enrolled. 3. Applications for scholarships willbe invited from eligible students by 30th September every year. 4, Grant of scholarships will cease in case any indiscipline case/matter is reported against the student. Incase of any dispute, the de ba PrSECTION 6 PLACEMENTS Manipal University Jaipur has a well-established placement cell to assist students from various disciplines in finding job opportunities. Training and Placement gives a silver lining lo the course andis a curlain raiser for student's career making. We are focused towards providing students with the best oe ‘and nothing less to help our students build strong coreers, MUJ being a fine blend of educationists ‘and entrepreneurs has superior relations with corporate houses and other prestigious institutions. Our placement team works round the year to ensure successful and respectable placements with esteemed organizations. Objective of The Training & Placement Cell "To place ail the students before completing their programme and make them globally competitive” Campus Recruitment Training MU4J believes that the technical education should make the aspiring students find a job for their livelihood. The Training and Placement cell of the University provides platform for the students to find a job of their choice. In order to make them fit enough to face the placement interview the University conducts many useful raining programs. Training is given to the students in the fields of Communication Skil, Creativity, Team Building and Aptitude. Their basic aptitude level is tested and they are taught basic things in Logical Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning. All the pre-placement training programs are reviewed and various Core companies, MNCs and Government sectors are invited for Job opportunities Industrial Exposure Apart from regular curriculum, the students are thoroughly exposed fo the latest global market trends through extension lectures by eminent professional managers, academicians and other distinguished personalities. Mock interviews are conducted to develop confidence level among the students. The placement cell gauges the demand/supply requirements of the industry and equips the students accordingly from time to time to match the needs of the corporate world. Credentials + MUJ has been successful in 100% placing of its pilot batch of MBA with the best of the organizations + Excellent Intemship opportunities have been offered to the students across the sectors + 22 campus placement atives held for 2014 passed out batch with companies like Havells, Infosys, Shree Cement, Hospira, HDFC.ete + Campus Placement for B Tech 2015 passing out batch has started with comparies ke Appito Incia, Amazon, AISGiass Focus Academy. Config Aware, HighPurple,InciaReads,TeamLeose, Genpact Temenosete. + Highest package so for offeredis 10.5lakhsperannum + Around 45 companies expected for 2015 passing out Batch which are committed towards attaining 100%placemenisin the coming days (s8)SECTION 7 APPLICATION FORM INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE APPLICATION FORM fa candidate wishes to apply fer more than one programme, he/she should submit separate ‘application Form for each. Formsmust be filledin the applicant's own handwriting, Applicants must paste their most recent colour photograph (not older than 3 months) in the ‘appropriate place. Donot pin orstaple the photograph. Square boxes providedin the Forms are oniy for writing the alphabets in capitals or numbers Wherever codes are given, fl ne boxes with the appropriate codes Overwriting, striking off or erasing in the Form may lead to rejection and should be avoided. Any discrepancy in the statements and / or submission of incomplete Forms will lead to rejection of application / cancellation of admission Applicants who are required fo submit photocopies of marks cards, cerlificates or any other document must ensure that: -The photacopies are taken on A4size paper only. “The printis clear, legible and readable. -Both sides are photocopied ifthe original marks cardis printed on bothsides, Donot fold the Form. Do not staple or clip the Form with any other enclosures. Keep it loose. Al marks cards and cerlificates, if any, must be stapled together. Demand Draft or challan/Online Payment receipt must be kept loose. The Demand Draft should be drawn in favour of ‘MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR’ payable at JAIPUR. The candidate's name, programme and contact number shauld be mentioned on the reverse of the DD. ‘Application and Entrance Test Fees once remitted shall not be refunded under any circumstances (59)APPLICATION FORM 2015 MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR This application is not applicable for 8. Tech Courses. Candidates applying for B. Tech program should use Manipal University 2015 application form, Programme applied for. SCHOOL CODE PROGRAMME CODE Application No., NAME OF THE APPLICANT GENDER Mole Female NAME OF THE PARE! £55 FOR CORRESPONDENCE MOBILE NUMBERAPPLICATION FORM 201 DETAILS OF 10+2 Magnum | Mas ea Month & Year Subject Meta Sprains _| Marks School / College Board / University Talal IF APPLYING FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME ‘Qualiying] Schoo] Board 7 Maximum) Marks %of | Month & Bxam | University _| University Subject Marks | Obtained | Maris _| Yeor Tolar MU-OET/JEE/GATE/NATA/CLAT/MANAGEMENT TEST SCORE Test Name | Test Dale | Foo, score | Yer month Remar [any] APPUCATION F DENG. DDDale [Amount [suing Bank | ising Branch Branch Code DECLARATION Declaration by the candidate: | declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above Particulars are true. |agree to conform to the rules and regulations at present in force or that may hereatter be made for the administration of the University and its hostels. | undertake that I will not do anything unworthy or anything that wil interfere with the orderly functioning and discipline of the University. | am aware that the management has full authority to take action including ‘expulsion, for aisinterestin studies, misbehavior and frequent failure. Signature of Parent / Guardian Signature of Applicant (61)BT eels em ere od Schoolof Engineering MTechin Structural Engineering 001 {Technology [SET) oO Techin Construction Technology & Management 02 MTechin Computer Aided Anaiysis and Design 03 -MTechin Manufacturing Engineering & Technology 004 SchoolofFlectrica, 02 | MTechinPowerBlechronics& Systems 007 Electronics & Communication -MTechin Digital Bectronics & Communication 02 Engineering (SEC) MTechin Microstectronics 003 Schoolof Computingand 03 | MTechinComputersciences & Engineering 001 Information Technology [ScIt) MlechinComputerNetworsandinformationsecutily | 002 -MTechin Artificial Inteligence & Robotics 003 SchoolofArchitecture oy Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch) oor ADesign(SAaD) SchoolofPlanning & 05 Bachelorof Planning [8 Plon} 001 Design (SP&D} Bachelor of Design [8 Des—Fashion Design} 02 Bachelor of Design (8 Des-Jewellery Design} 003 BachelorofFine Aris [8FA~Anoted Aris) 004 Bachelor of Science (8Sc-Intetior Design} 005 Centerof Excellence 0 ResearchSiudiesincludingPh D 001 forBuil Environment TAPMISchoo| of Business (158) 07 | Master of@usiness Administration [MBA 001 Executive MBA, 002 Syearintegrated3 Tech-MBA 003 ScheolefHole Managemeni(sHm) | 08 Bachelor of Holel Management & 001 CoteringTechnovogy (8HMCT}/ Bachelor of Holel Management (8HM) Schoolol Business & Commerce (S8C) | OF Bachelor of Business Adminisation BBA) 001 Bachelorof Commerce {BCom} 02 Schoolof Basie Sciences 10 Bachelorof Science BSc (Pass) 001 BachelorofScience BSe Hons) 002 MSc By Research 003, Bachelorof Computer Appiictions (BCA) 004 M Tech industial Mathematics} 005 SchoolofHumanties& 7 Bachelor of AASBA [Pos ‘or Social Sciences (SHSS) Bachelor of AsBA Hons} ‘002 Schoolof loumalim & 2 BAUEMC) 001 Mass Communication Schoolef Law (Sel) 13 BA, LLB (Hons) 00) LB 002 tum 003 (62)6 >