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INFORMATION
BROCHURE
2013-2014
An Initiative of
BAHRA UNIVERSITY
SHIMLA HILLS
LEARN INNOVATE EXCEL
RAYAT-BAHRA
PUNJAB DELHI-NCR HIMACHAL PRADESH U.S.A. U.K.
Contents
Bahra University is established

as State Private university by
the Act No. 2 of 2011 of State
Legislature of Himachal
Pradesh.
Bahra University has been
notified by the UGC under
Section 22 of the UGC Act 1956
to award degrees vide letter
F.No. 8-34/2011 (CPP-I/PU)
dated 8th July, 2011
Chancellors Message ...1
School of Legal Studies ...50
Vice-Chancellors Message ...2
Career Development Cell ...51
Registrar's Message ...3
Entrepreneurship Cell ...53
A brief profile of Bahra University ...5
International Linkages ...55
About Rayat Bahra Group ...7
Campus Life ...59
Our Other Campuses ...9
Fee Structure ...63
Vision & Mission of the University ...13
Programmes Offered ...64
Key Functionaries ...15
Scholarships & Concessions-2013 ...67
Corporate Office Key Functionaries ...16
Educational Social Responsibility ...68
Intellectual Capital ...17
Bahra University in News ...69
Faculty Achievements ...19
Activities @ BU ...71
Academic Environment ...31
Student Instructions ...73
Teaching Pedagogy ...32
Important Contact Numbers ...74
School Of Engineering & Technology ...33

School Of Management Studies ...37
School Of Hospitality & Toursim Management ...41
The School Of Pharmaceutical Sciences ...45
S. Gurvinder Singh Bahra
S. Nirmal Singh Rayat
The Bahra University is a prestigious venture of the Rayat and Bahra Group. The Bahra University aims to build a congenial atmosphere to create an intellectual
academic community and a group of future Engineers and Managers who can deliver in any challenging assignment for the cause of nation building. The
University is fast evolving in the context of individual aspirations and social needs of the community. Bahra University believes that we have a special
responsibility to nurture education, human capital and abiding values that promote freedom of thought,innovation and creativity, which are essential for
academic excellence and sustained performance
.
The Bahra University provides a disciplined, peaceful and harmonious atmosphere which enables the students to experience the learning, knowledge and
wisdom. At the foundation of Bahra University, lie talented professionals, faculty staff and students who with their creativity, ingenuity and drive will join in
advancing human knowledge and pursuing scientific discovery for the benefit of all. Though we have been successful in this journey to some extent, yet I believe,
this is just the beginning, the best is yet to come.
We welcome you to the Bahra University and are delighted to provide you with all assistance in achieving your academic goals.
Chancellor
Bahra University, Shimla Hills.
I am pleased to welcome you at the Bahra University. Located amidst the sylvan surrounding of Shimla hills of Himachal Pradesh, the Bahra University is
one of the fastest growing Universities in North India. The University seeks to be on the forefront of knowledge creation and dissemination in the global
context. The Bahra University is proud of a vibrant campus and a thriving community comprising of talented students, great faculty and state-of-the art
infrastructure designed to cater to the needs of a diverse group of students representing all parts of the country as also overseas students, Bahra University
provides perfect ambience and environment for pursuit of academic excellence. Bahra University follows an innovative learning approach comprising of class
learning, individual learning, group learning, real life projects, community service and problem solving. The highly accomplished and reputed faculty at the
University works closely with the student to facilitate learning in a partnership mode with the students.
The Bahra University provides ample career development opportunities with its partnership agreements with a large number of industrial, business and
social organization including Universities and Institutions abroad. The Career Development Cell guides the students to train themselves for great careers
depending on the talent, aptitude and life objectives. The mentor program at the University takes care of the personal, emotional and career needs of its students.
With core values of academic excellence and freedom to pursue research and consulting, the University offers a challenging intellectual environment
with focus on cutting edge and inter-disciplinary research with post-graduate and doctoral programmes in diverse areas of study. The University provides ample
opportunities for innovative research and real life community development projects.
I invite you to explore career, skill development and life enhancement opportunities at the Bahra University, Shimla Hills.
Dr. S K Bansal
Vice Chancellor
Bahra University, Shimla Hills
I am delighted to extend an invitation to the student community who would like to throw their lot with the Bahra University for furtherance of their career
in the areas of Engineering, Management, Hospitality & Tourism Administration, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Legal Studies.
The Bahra University has proven that it has the potential of becoming the market leader in the county as it has, during the three years of its existence, been
instrumental in helping a number of job seekers from other Universities and Institutions to get befitting opportunities of service apart from having been able to
get its first batch of M.B.A. students fully absorbed.
Our endeavor at the Bahra University is to create best possible products for the service market in the Government and the Industry so that the generations
to come can compliment our effort. The students can assure themselves of our best services in the field of education and discipline which has been ourtradition at
the Rayat Bahra Group.
(C.R.B. Lalit) IAS (Retd),
Registrar
Bahra University, Shimla Hills.
A BRIEF PROFILE OF
BAHRA UNIVERSITY
Bahra University stands apart as an outstanding University, situated modestly in the serene hills of Shimla. Sprawled over 25 acres of land, and world
class teaching standards as well as qualified faculty, it is all geared up to deliver the best to the society. Comprising of smart buildings with Internet, including
environmentally conditioned Academic Block, Mess, Tuck shop and cafeteria, well-equipped modern laboratories, Learning Resource Centre, Dispensary,
Faculty and student residences provides a pleasant and intellectually stimulating ambience for students in an eco-friendly environment.
The need of the time is a kind of education which just does not simply impart knowledge but transforms the entire character of a child. Therefore the University
integrates teaching, learning, research and extension education into a holistic framework. It provides access to the high quality education, cutting-edge research
and development of new technologies. Bahra benchmarks only against the best institutions around the world. The faculty and senior team travel all over the globe
to learn and imbibe the best practices so that it can give a solid foundation for learning.
Bahra University emphasises on various facets like communication skills, overall development of personality, while bringing out the leadership quality in
an individual by creating an atmosphere congenial for teamwork. The participation of the students is welcome in taking important decisions. Special expert
sessions are organised for the benefit of students which are delivered by top officials of major companies. These highlight the core industrial concepts, latest
developments and upcoming technologies. Besides this, regular visits to the Industry are organised for the practical exposure of students.
Bahra University provides a vast range of courses in Engineering, Management, Hospitality and Tourism, Pharmacy. The aim lies completely on bringing
out well trained graduates, post graduates and doctoral students who can meet the future professional manpower needs of the global market. The University is
committed to bring about a positive change in the society by offering innovative knowledge that inculcates a spirit of leadership.
It claims to offer financial assistance through stipend and assistantship on merit- basis, as well as fee concessions and waivers. International
collaborations have been established with California State University, University of Cambridge, Clemson University and Thunder bird School of Global
Management.
Bahra University believes in not just developing achievement oriented skills but also developing humane values in students by organizing many
community projects and social events. These include blood donation camps, free medical checkups, tree plantation, seminars and the like. A 24 hour emergency
ambulance service is also provided for any emergency needs within the surrounding area.
The University boasts of a well established placement cell which conducts regular job fairs and other events. All students enrolled in the placement
programme are eligible for the Campus Recruitment Programme. Keeping in view the vision of the department of Career Development to provide placement to
its students, Bahra University has made the Group proud by providing its first batch of MBA students with 100% placement.
ABOUT RAYAT BAHRA GROUP
The Rayat Bahra Group's vision is to be one of the India's largest educational groups by imparting professional, training, skill development and
placement oriented education through our industry inclined academic programs. In the words of our President, Nirmal Singh Rayat, the Rayat Bahra Group is
an organization directed towards "uplifting people" across India and the world. This vision endures in the organization's philosophy and all the educational
management principals that it follows. Under the leadership of our Chairman, Gurvinder Singh Bahra, the Rayat Bahra Group and its community of
intellectuals have created a contoured roadmap for the future-a roadmap that guides the Group, to be a social leader and to earn the respect of aleading
knowledge enterprise. At its foundation lie talented people comprising of students, faculty and staff-who with their creativity, ingenuity and drive shall join in
advancing human knowledge and to pursue scientific discovery for the benefit of all. Presently, the Group is successfully running 45 institutes at its Mohali,
Ropar, Hoshiarpur, Patiala, Delhi (NCR), Shimla (Bahra University) and London campuses with more than 30000 students and 6000 employees on its rolls. The
core values of Rayat-Bahra Group include academic excellence, holistic development of personality, focus on learning and growth, systemic working, creativity
and innovation. The Group offers the advantage of high quality education relevant to the global needs which is delivered through an eclectic mix of innovative
learning techniques. The Group has also been playing a very sincere and positive role towards "Social Responsibility."
MOHALI (CHANDIGARH) CAMPUS
OUR OTHER CAMPUSES

National : 5 Campuses, 2 Universities, 1 Skill Development Centre, 50+Institutes, 30000+Students,
6000+Employees, International : 2 Campuses ( U.S.A. & U.K.)
RAYAT-BAHRA, PATIALA CAMPUS

Address Village Bhedpura, Distt. Patiala, Punjab- 147001, Phone No. +91 175 3063113,
(15 kms from Patiala on Patiala-Sangrur Highway).
Admission Helplines : +91 8054002287, +91 8054002289, +91 8054002290
Bahra Faculty of Engineering
Bahra Faculty of Management
Bahra Faculty of Pharmacy
Bahra Faculty of Computer Application
Bahra Polytechnic College
Ropar Campus
RAYAT-BAHRA, MOHALI (CHANDIGARH) CAMPUS

Address VPO Sahauran, Tehsil Kharar, Distt. Mohali, Punjab - 140104.
12 KM from Chandigarh on Chandigarh-Mohali-Ropar Highway
Phone No. +91 160-5009665,75 Fax: +91 160 5009680. Admission Helplines : 09988400353, 08054603707, 08054604707
Rayat & Bahra College of Engineering &
Bio-technology
Rayat & Bahra Institute of Engineering &
Bio-Technology (Evening)
Bio-Technology for Women
Rayat & Bahra Institute of Pharmacy
Rayat & Bahra Dental College & Hospital
Rayat & Bahra College of Nursing

Rayat & Bahra College of Education
Rayat & Bahra College of Law
Rayat & Bahra Institute of Management
Rayat & Bahra Institute of Hotel
Management
Bio-Technology (School Wing)
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RAYAT-BAHRA, ROPAR CAMPUS

Railmajra, Teh. Balachaur, Distt. S.B.S. Nagar, Punjab - 144533.
(6 KM from Ropar on Chandigarh-Ropar-Jalandhar. Highway)
Phone No. +91 1881-270500,270691. Admission Helplines : +91 9888477723, +91 8054644826, +91 8054644824
Rayat Institute of Engineering & Information Rayat College of Law
Technology
Rayat Polytechnic College (Morning)
Rayat Institute of Engineering & Information Rayat Polytechnic College (Evening)
Technology (Evening)
Rayat Institute of Engineering & Information Technology (School wing)
Rayat Institute of Management
Rayat International School
Rayat Institute of Pharmacy
Rayat Institute of Diploma Pharmacy
Rayat Institute of Education
RAYAT-BAHRA, HOSHIARPUR CAMPUS

V.P.O. Bohan, Tehsil & Distt. Hoshiarpur, Punjab - 146001.
(3 KM from Hoshiarpur on Chandigarh-Hoshiarpur Highway)
Phone No. +91 1882 275500,275501 Fax +91 1882 275503. Admission Helplines : +91 9988400354, +91 9988401864
Rayat- Bahra Institute of Engineering & Nano-Technology Rayat- Bahra College of Engineering &
Nano- Technology for Women
Rayat- Bahra Institute of Management
Rayat- Bahra College of Nursing
Rayat- Bahra Institute of Pharmacy
Rayat- Bahra Institute of Engineering &
Rayat- Bahra Institute of Education
Nano- Technology (School Wing)
RAYAT-BAHRA, SONEPAT (DELHI-NCR) CAMPUS

Address Village- Chirasmi, Teh. Gannaur Distt. Sonepat, Haryana.
(33 Kms from Delhi on Panipat-Delhi National Highway)
,
Admission Helplines : +91 9671924000
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HOSHIARPUR CAMPUS
PATIALA CAMPUS
DELHI-NCR (SONEPAT ) CAMPUS
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VISION OF THE UNIVERSITY

To establish knowledge creation and learning university to generate value based competent professionals and globally
competitive human capital comparable with the best in the world through research driven multi-disciplinary & inter disciplinary
approach, continuous learning, societal responsiveness and strategic partnership with the industry while being locally and
globally responsive.
MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY
Within a vibrant, ever-challenging and supportive learning environment, the Bahra

University discovers, disseminates and applies new knowledge through learning, research
and creative activity, community involvement and partnerships. The Bahra University
shall groom individuals for the day to day challenges of life by developing their intrinsic
human abilities, provide a skilled human resource for the job market, who would
contributes to the advancement of knowledge in the larger respective. Bahra University
would thus, become a channel for giving a national and international voice to innovation,
thus ultimately taking a lead role in placing India on the global forefront.
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KEY FUNCTIONARIES OF
BAHRA UNIVERSITY
Name
Designation
Name
Designation
Prof. K.K.Uppal
Jt. Managing Director
Dr. Sandeep Kaura
Jt. Managing Director
Usha R. Sharma (IAS Retd.)
Chief Administrator
K.L.Manuja
Executive Director
Dr. A.K.Saihjpal
Director, General Outreach
Dr S.K Bansal
Vice Chancellor
Dr. K.C. Aggarwal
Dean, Engineering
Mr C.R.B. Lalit
Registrar
Divya Bahl
Director, IT
Dr Angshu Banerjee
Dean Academic Affairs
S.R.Dhanasekaran
Director, Corporate Relations
Dr Angshu Banerjee
Dean Of Student Welfare
Sandeep Puri
Director, Planning
Dr Sushil Chaudhary
Controller of Examination
B.S.Bains
Director, Horticulture
Gaurav Bhattacharya
Dean Of Faculty
Jagjeet Singh
Director, Transport
Dr Suresh Babbar
Dean Of Studies
Sumit Bahl
Jt. Director- Marketing, Admissions, Placements & PR
Dr Rajan Vohra
Dean of Post Graduate Studies
Ravi Gupta
Dy. Director, Accounts & Taxation
Dr Ajay Prasher
Dean of Co-operative studies & placements
G.S.Josan
Dy. Director, Finance & OSD to Chairman
Hitender Chandel
Dy. Registrar
Anil Kumar Sharma
Jt. Director, Planning
L.K. Grover
Dy. Director, Planning
ML Damalu
Advisor Revenue
H.K.Dogra
Materials Manager
Kuldeep Singh Rana
General Manager Administration
Nikhil Dwivedi
Head Entrepreneurship Cell
Pradeep Prem
Director (Traning & Placements)
R.P.Bedi
Dy. Registrar
Abhinav Nanda
Dy. Dir. (Admission & Marketing)
Vineet Joshi
Media Advisor
Rajinder Singh Sublaik
Account & Taxation Officer
R.P.Choudhary
Administrative Officer
Ritu Shah
Public Relation Officer
Keshav Sharma
P.A. to Chairman
Dr Nivedita Chandel
Resident Medical Officer
Jagmeet Kaur
OSD to Chairman
Sanjeev Saharan
Project Manager
Amarnath
Internal Auditor
Madhu Bala
Asst. Warden (Girls)
Parvinder Singh
Asst. Warden (Boys)
Roop Ram
Asst. Warden (Boys)
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CORPORATE OFFICE
KEY FUNCTIONARIES
OUR CAMPUSES
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INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL
Name
Sh. Gurvinder Singh Bahra
Designation
Chancellor
School of Engineering &Technology

(Civil Engineering )
Sr. No.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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Name
Dr. S. K. Bansal
Surbhi Srivastva
S. Venketeshwar Rao
Divyashree
Lalit Mohan Sharma
Preetpal Singh
Gurpreet Singh
Vijay Kumar Pundir
Pradnya Dhoke
Sanjeev Saran
Abhinav Nanda
Designation
Vice Chancellor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

(Mechanical & Automobile Engineering)
Sr. No. Name
1 Dr Suresh Babbar
2
Dr K.C Agrawal
Professor
3
4
Dr Vineet Kumar
Gaurav Sharma
Professor
Assistant Professor
Mohit Sharma
Bhart Ankur Dogra
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
6
7
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Designation
Professor & Dean
Vikas Ucharia
Assistant Professor
Rupinder Singh Kanwar Assistant Professor
Shashi Kant Thakur
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Rupinder Singh Dhillon Assistant Professor

Nishant Sharma
Assistant Professor
Ashutosh Verma
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

(Electronics & Communication Engineering)
Sr. No.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Name
Designation
Prof. Virender Rihani

Dr. Charanjeet Singh
Ratish Kumar Dhiman
Pavan Kumar Sarma
Deepak Yadav
Sonal Sood
Jaspreet Kaur
Navdeep prasher
Vivek Sharma
Bhavna Plaha
C.Rama Gopal
Neha Gupta
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor

(Computer Science Engineering)
Sr. No. Name
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2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Designation
Dr. Rajan Vohra

Sonia Vatta
Pratibha Sharma
Dhanshri Parihar
Vibhuti Sikri
Meenakshi Shruti Pal
Mamta Sharma
Priyanka Sharma
Nidhi Sood
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Harpreet Singh
Shelly Bhalla
Shivjeet Singh
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
School of Applied Sciences

Sr. No.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Name
Dr. Sushil Chaudhary
Meenakshi Chauhan
Shalini Garg
Asha Singh
P. C. Thakur
Rajeev Kumar
Raksha
Richa Vohra
Yogita Bala
Designation
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
1
2
3
4
Dr. Sumita Sood

Dr Susheel Kalia
Neetika Sharma
Kamini Sharma
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Physics
Sr. No.
Name
Designation
5
6
Narender Chauhan
Assistant Professor
Ashwani Sharma
Assistant Professor
Karan Gupta
Assistant Professor
Neelam Sharma
Assistant Professor
Rohit Sublaik
Assistant Professor
10
Puneet Kapatia
Assistant Professor
11
Siddharth Kashyap
Assistant Professor
12
Daksh Datyal
Assistant Professor
13
Aftab Tanwar
Assistant Professor
14
Sumit Behl
Assistant Professor
15
Vinod Negi
Assistant Professor
16
Uday Mittal
Assistant Professor
17
Sunmeet Kaur
Assistant Professor
School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Dr. Sandeep Kumar
Assistant Professor
Saroop Chand
Assistant Professor
Dr Angshu. Banerjee
Dean
Dr. Navjot Hothi
Assistant Professor
Dr Anand Bafna
Professor
Rajneesh Sharma
Assistant Professor
Dr Pallavi Bafna
Professor
Niladri Shekhar Ghosh Assistant Professor
1
2
Communication Skills
Dr. Itty Sharma
Assistant Professor
Ruchi Raj Thakur
Assistant Professor
Dr Vikram Kumar
6
7
Biology
Meenakshi Kaith
Assistant Professor
Kulbhushan
Assistant Professor
Hem Raj
Assistant Professor
School of Hospitality & Tourism
Gaurav Bhattacharya
Professor & Director
Ms Sonali Sinha
Professor
Parikshit Sharma
Assistant Professor
School of Management
Assistant Professor
Dr. Ajay Prashar
Professor & Dean
Shivani Karol Nanda
Assistant Professor
2
3
4
Dr A.K Saihjpal
Dr. Sulochana
Preetika Chuhan
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Karan Berry
Assistant Professor
Kusum
Assistant Professor
Pallavi Thakur
Assistant Professor
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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
Dr. Satish Kumar
Stability Analysis of Slope with Building Loads Published in International Journal of Soil Dynamics and Earthquake
Engineering, London, Vol. 16, No. 6, pp(395-405).
A Simplified Method for Elastic Seismic Analysis of Hill Buildings Published in International Journal of Earthquake
Engineering, London Vol. 2 No. 2.pp(241-266).
Vulnerability of Hill Buildings to EarthquakesPresented atSouvenir Institution of Engineers (INDIA) Local Centre Bathinda,
pp(1-3).
Assessment of Damage to Structures and its RepairsPresented atSouvenir Institution of Engineers(INDIA) Local Centre
Bathinda, pp(13-16).
Earthquake Disaster Mitigation and Earthquake safe BuildingsPresented atSouvenir, Institution of Engineers(India), Local
Centre, Bathinda. Disaster MitigationArticle Published in Bathinda News line, Bathinda(14 June, 2001).
Ductility Demand in Irregular Hill BuildingsPresented at11th Symposium on Earthquake Engineering, Roorkee.
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3-D Analysis of Irregular Buildings with Rigid Floor Diaphragms Published in Bulletin of Indian Society of Earthquake
Technology, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp(141-154).
Soil Reinforcement- A Method of RetrofittingPresented at11th Symposium on Earthquake Engineering, Roorkee.
A State of Art: Seismic Analysis of Stepback and Setback Buildings Published in Bulletin ofIndian Society of Earthquake
Technology. India, Vol. 34, No. 2 pp(47-74).
Vulnerability of Hill Buildings to Earthquakes Proceedings of the Technology Camp in Civil Engg held at G.Z.S.College of
Engg& Tech. Bathinda. pp(13-15).
A Method of Analysis for Irregular R.C. Buildings with Rigid Floor Diaphragm Published in Journal of Institution of
Engineers(INDIA), Vol. 79, CV/4, pp(186-193).
Causes, Types and Prevention of Cracks in BuildingsProceedings of Technology camp in Civil Engg held at G.Z.S.College of
Engg. & Tech. Bathinda.pp(16-33).
Hill Building Configuration from Seismic Consideration Published in Journal of Structural Engineering Madras, Vol. 26,
No.3, Oct. 1999, pp(179-185).
Performance of R.C.C. Framed Buildingsduring Bhuj Earthquakeof Jan., 26, 2001Workshop on Recent Earthquakes in
Chamoli and Bhuj held at University ofRoorkee, Roorkee during(May,24-26, 2001), pp(91-101).
Bhuj Earthquake-Performance of Bridges Published in Journal of Civil Engg& Construction review, New Delhi, INDIA,
May,2002, Pp (35-38).
Bhuj Earthquake: Performance of Masonry BuildingsWorkshop on Recent Earthquakes in Chamoli and Bhuj held at
University of Roorkee, Roorkee during(May,24-26, 2001), pp(81-89).
Dynamic Analysis of Step back and Setback Buildings Presented at Tenth Symposium on Earthquake Engineering, Vol. 1,
pp(341-350).
Structural Performance:-Bhuj Earthquake of Jan,26, 2001Paper sent to Earthquake Hazard Centre, News Letter, New
Zealand.
Architectural Needs for Hill Buildings from Seismic/Structural Considerations Proceedings of Regional Workshop on Energy
Efficient Solar Architecture for Hilly Regions of Uttar Pradesh held at University of Roorkee, Roorkee, pp(146-156).
Lesions Learnt from Bhuj EarthquakePresented atNational Symposium on Challenges to Civil Engineers in context to Natural
Disasters, held at G.Z.S.College of Engg. & Tech., Bathinda. May,2002. pp(12-28).
Vulnerability of R.C. Framed Hill Buildings Proceedings of Workshop on Earthquake Disaster Preparedness held at
University of Roorkee, Roorkee during (Oct. 13-14,1997), pp(187-198).
Non Linear Modeling of Building ComponentsPresented atNational Symposium on Challenges to Civil Engineers in context
to Natural Disasters, held at G.Z.S.College of Engg. & Tech., Bathinda. May,2002. pp(82-111).
Soil Strengthening with Reinforcement and Applications Proceedings of Workshop on Earthquake Disaster Preparedness held
at University of Roorkee, Roorkee during (Oct. 13-14,1997), pp(211-218).
Special Features of Design and Construction for Earthquake Resistant BuildingsPresented atNational Symposium on
Challenges to Civil Engineers in context to Natural Disasters, held at G.Z.S.College of Engg. & Tech., Bathinda. May,2002.
pp(243-257).
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Sate of Art, Performance of Tied R.C.C. ColumnsPresented at12th Symposium on Earthquake Engg held at I.I.T. Roorkee(1618 Dec, 2002).
Dr. Ajay Prasher
Earthquake Risk Mitigation and PreparednessPresented atNational Conference on Civil Engineering Meeting Challenges of
Tomorrow (CEMCT-2006)(24-25 Nov., 2006) pp(15-21).
Economical Foundations for BuildingsPresented atSouvenir Institution of Engineers (INDIA) Local Centre Bathinda, pp(812).
Dr Sandeep Kumar
Dr Ajay Prasher, Organized and Participated in a workshop on Faculty Sensitization for a journey towards next orbit towards
Quality Assurance at Bahra University Solan on 9th to 10th July, 2012.
Dr Ajay Prasher, organized a work shop on A Workshop on Research Methodology and its Applications in Management
Education by Dr Santosh Rangnekar, Head, Department of Business Management, IIT Roorkee on 2nd and 3rd March, 2012.
1. National Workshop on Numerical Methods on numerical Methods with SCILAB, Sponsored by CSIR, in ITM
th
th
University, Sector 23A, Gurgaon 18 August to 20 August 2012.
Dr. Sumita Sood
1. Colorimetric Determination of Captan and Folpet in Commercial Formulations and Residues. Presented at National
Symposium on Chemistry Innovations for Human Well Being [CIHW 2011] 21-22 oct 2011, organized by Department of
Chemistry, Himachal Pradesh University Shimla.
2. A simple and sensitive Colorimetric Method for the Determination of Thiophanate-methyl in Commercial Formulations and
Residues. Presented at 15th Punjab Science Congress, Feb 7-9,2012 at Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar.
Meenakshi Kaith
1.International conference at Indian Hospitality Congress at Haridwar on Traditional food, fairs and festivals of Himachal
Pradesh'';3-5 March 2012
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Dr. Ajay Prasher: A paper Customer Retention: Challenges and Opportunities was presented in the 2nd PIMG. International
Conference Post Recessionary. Economy: Movers & Moulders of Changing world organized at Prestige Institute of
Management, Gwalior from January 10-12, 2011 and was published in its proceedings.
1. Seminar on Recent Trends in Solid Mechanics and Functional Analysis held at Indus International University, Una (H.P)
on 12th December 2011.
2. Organized and Attended the Seminar on Advances in Environmental Sciences held at Shoolini University, Solan (H.P) on
th
24 August 2012.
Mrs. Meenakshi Chauhan 1.Construction of (N +M) - Direct codes in GF (2N), World Congress on Information and Communication Technologies
th
th
(WICT 2011), presented at University of Mumbai, 11 Dec.-14 Dec.-2011.(International Conference)
Publishedin(IEEExplore),pp.770-775,Dec.2011.(DOI: 10.1109/WICT.2011.6141343)
2. Coding and Capacity Calculation for the T-user F-adder Channel, International Conference on Mathematical Modeling &
Scientific Computation (ICMMSC 2012), presented at Gandhigram Rural Institute - Deemed University, Gandhigram, Dindigul,
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Tamil Nadu, India, 16 -18 March, 2012. Published in Communications in Computer and Information Science (Springer), vol.
283, pp. 542-551, 2012. (DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-28926-2_62)
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Dr. Ajay Prasher CHAIRED the 2 PIMG International Conference Post Recessionary Economy: Movers & Moulders of
Changing world organized at Prestige Institute of Management, Gwalior from January 10-12, 2011.
Dr. Ajay Prasher, Essentials of Organisational Behaviour, Medallion Press, Ludhiana. 2011.
Dr. Ajay Prasher presented a paper on Corporate Governance in Indian Banks: Need of the Hour was presented in the National
Conference on Contemporary Business Scenario: Opportunities & Challenges held at Technocrats Institute of TechnologyMBA, Bhopal from February 26-27, 2011.
Dr. Ajay Prasher, Corporate Governance in Indian Banks: Need for a clear Roadmap.
ISSN NUMBER: 2231-1165. April 2011.
Dr. A. Banerjee
Journal of Business Analysis Vol. 01,
Synthesis of Erythromycin by Resting cells of Streptomyces erythreus in Indian Journal of Experimental Biology Vol. 26,
January 1988, pp. 25 27.
Erythromycin Production by Streptomyces erythreus entrapped in Calcium Alginate Beads in Biotechnology Letters Vol. 15,
No.10, October 1993, pp. 1003 1006.
Erythromycin production by immobilised Spores of Saccharopolyspore erythraea in Calcium Alginate Beads in Journal of
Microbiology Vol.36, March 1996, pp. 69 70.
Formulation, Characterization & Invitro Evaluation of Aceclofenac Floating Drug Delivery System in Asian Journal of
Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Research Issue 2 (Vol. 1) 2011, pp. 719-726
Formulation and evaluation of gastroretentive floating tablet of aceclofenac, in International Journal of Research in
Pharmacy and Science Vol.1 (1), 2011, pp 66-75.
Anti-nociceptive activity of methanolic extract of ocimum gratissimum (labiate) on experimental Animals in International
Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences 2(2), 2011, 179-182.
Pharmacognostical and Phytochemical evaluation of on the bark of Parkinsonia Aculeata Linn.in J. of Pharmaceutical
Science & Bioscientific Research 1(1),2011, 86-92.
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Wound Healing Activity of Murraya Koenigii in High Fat Diet And Streptozotocin Treated Type-2 Diabetic Rats. Int. J. Res.
in Pharmacy and Sci.,2011;1(2):128-140.
Investigation of effect of Murraya koenigii on biophysical and biochemical parameters of wound in diabetic hyperlipidemic
wistar rats. Int. J. Pharm. Sci. & Res. 2012; 3(6): 1000-1006.
Comparative Study of Hypoglycemic and Hypolipidemic Potency of Murraya koenigii for Wound Healing Activity in Type-2
Diabetic Rats. Int. J. Pharmacy & Biomedical Sciences.2012; 2(2):150-161.
A Review on Traditional Indian Folk Medicinal Herb: Murraya koenigii. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical
Sciences.2012; 1(1): 405-421.
Vikram Kumar, Sushil Suthar, Angshu Bandyopadhyay, Sunil Tekale, Sanju Dhawan. A Review on Traditional Indian Folk
Medicinal 8Herb: Murraya koenigii. World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.2012; 1(1): 405-421.
Suthar Sushil, Patel Ritesh, Kumar Vikram, Sharma Vikram. Wound Healing Activity of Aqueous Extract of Leucas
urticifolia Leaves in Experimental Animals. Int. J. Res. in Pharmacy and Sci., 2011,1(2),141-150.
Sushil suthar, Ritesh patel, Suman suthar, Vikram kumar and Vikram sharma. The antihyperlipidaemic activity of ethanolic
Leucas urticifolia extract in triton wr-1339 induced hyperlipidaemic rats. Int. J. Drug Res. Tech. 2012, Vol. 2 (4), 324-330.
Paper presented in AICTE sponsored national seminar at Rajasthan Pharmacy College, Jaipur.
Research Paper presented in 1st Annual Conference of Society of Pharmaceutical Education & Research (SPER) at Delhi
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research (DIPSAR), New Delhi, India on 23rd June 2012.
Research paper presented in IPC-2008 New Delhi and IPC-2009 Ahmedabad.(Paper Code is D-354).
Paper presented in International Symposium on The Future Vision & Challenges in Pharmacy Profession Sept. 18-19, 2010
at B. M. Birla Auditorium, Statue Circle, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan (India). Organized by Pharmanext & SEARPharm Forum
South East Asian FIP-WHO Forum of Pharmaceutical Association.
Spectrophotometric estimation of Lornoxicam and Paracetamol tablet dosage form using hydrotropic solubilizing
agent. International Journal of ChemTech Research. 2012; 1(4):232-239.
An ecofriendly estimation of valsartan and hydrochlorothiazide in pharmaceutical dosage form by absorption ratio
method. Der Pharma Chemica, 2012, 4(2):593-599
A review on Paracetamol & Lornoxicam. Asian Journal of Biochemical & Pharmaceutical research. 2011; 4(1):2231-2560.
Mr. Niladry Sekhar Ghosh
Dr. Vikram Kumar Yadav Manish Kumar Gupta, Mruthunjaya Kenganora, Anshgu Banerjee, Laxmi Saini, Vikram Kumar. Pharmacognostical and
Phytochemical evaluation of on the bark of Parkinsonia Aculeata Linn., J. of Pharmaceutical Science & Bioscientific Research,
1(1),2011, 86-92.
Vikram Kumar, Manjeet Sinha, Angshu Banerjee, Jyoti Mohanty. Anti-nociceptive activity of methanolic extract of ocimum
gratissimum (labiate) on experimental animals. Int. J. Res. Pharm. Sci., 2(2), 2011, 179-182.
Kumar Vikram, Garg Shiv Kr, Gupta Manish, Mohanty J., Gupta Avinash Anti-inflammatory activity of methanolic extract of
ocimum gratissimum (labiate) on experimental animals. Int. J. Pharm. innovation. 1(2), 2011, 76-81.
Garg Shiv Kumar, Mruthunjaya K., Kumar Vikram, Banerjee A. Formulation and evaluation of gastroretentive floating tablet of
Aceclofenac. Int. J. of research in Pharmacy & Science, 1(1),2011, 66-75.
Kumar Vikram, Bandyopadhyay Angshu, Sharma Vikram, Suthar Sushil,Tekale Sunil. Wound Healing Activity of Murraya
Koenigii in High Fat Diet And Streptozotocin Treated Type-2 Diabetic Rats. Int. J. Res. in Pharmacy and Sci.,2011;1(2):128140.
Vikram kumar, Angshu Bandyopadhyay and Vikram sharma. Investigation of effect of Murraya koenigii on biophysical and
biochemical parameters of wound in diabetic hyperlipidemic wistar rats. Int. J. Pharm. Sci. & Res. 2012; 3(6): 1000-1006.
Vikram Kumar, Dr. Angshu Bandyopadhyay,Vikram Sharma,Sushil Suthar, Sunil Tekale. Comparative Study of
Hypoglycemic and Hypolipidemic Potency of Murraya koenigii for Wound Healing Activity in Type-2 Diabetic Rats. Int. J.
Pharmacy & Biomedical Sciences.2012; 2(2):150-161.
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Dinesh Chandra, Indranil Kumar Yadav , Niladry Ghosh, Meenakshi Bajpai Formulation & Evaluation of Satranidazole Microspheres for
colon targeted drug delivery published in Journal of Pharmacy Research 2009, 2(7).
Dinesh chandra, Indranil Kumar Yadav , Niladry Ghosh, Meenakshi Bajpai, Preparation and in vitro evaluation of EUDRAGIT
Microsphere. Journal of Pharmacy Research, 2010.
Niladry Sekhar Ghosh, D.Srinivas Rao,N. Rama Rao, GM Srinivas,E.JayachandranSynthesis of Bioactive Molecule Fluro Substituted
Benzothiazole Comprising Quinazoline Derivatives for Biological & Pharmalogical Screening published in international journal of physical
sciences Volume-5, 2009.
Shenal Patel, G M Srinivas, E Jayachandran, Niladry ghosh and Jaya kumar
Synthesis of Bioactive Molecule Fluro Substituted Benzothiazole Comprising Sulphonamido Quinazolinyl Imdadazole for Biological &
Pharmalogical Screening published in international journal of physical sciences Volume-20(2), 281-296(2008).
Prafulla Kumar Sahu, M.Mathrusri M, Niladry Ghosh Determination of Valdecoxib in human plasma using Reverse Phase HPLC Accepted
in E- Journal of Chemistry.
Presented a poster entitled Synthesis and Antimicrobial Activity of Fluoro Benzothiazoles Incorporated with Quinazoline Derivatives at
National Seminar on Recent Trends in Pharmaceutical Sciences March 2009 at VCTE, Bijnor.
Presented a poster entitled Synthesis of Fluoro Benzothiazoles Incorporated with Quinazoline Derivatives for Anti Inflammatory Activity at
I.S.T.E. Sponsored STTP on Recent Advances in Drug Discovery & Design.
Presented Synthesis of Bio-Active Molecule Fluoro- Benzothiazole Comprising Quinazoline Derivatives For Biological & Pharmacogical
Screening at APTI Sponsored National Seminar Feb. 2009, Varanasi.
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Mr. Kulbhushan Sharma
Surabhi Srivastava
Ms. Dhanshri Parihar
Dr Suresh Kumar
Developed Desktop Expert System Strategic Management Business Solution software for engineering institutions, that received a
certificate of anteriority and Intellectual Property vide DEP 633941464221562500, copy-right in 163 countries.
Kulbhushan Sharma , Karun Kataria, Abhinandan Sharma, Goutam Rath. Probiotics In Human Health. PharmAspire 2011; 3: 88-95.
Nisha Raina, Kulbhushan Sharma, Amit K Goyal, Goutam Rath. Development and characterization of artemether loaded solid lipid
nanoparticles". Indian journal of pharmaceutical education and research. (In Communication).
Kulbhushan Sharma, Abhinandan Sharma, Karun Kataria, Amit K Goyal, Goutam Rath. Role of probiotics in human health. Current
pharmaceutical biotechnology, Bentham Science Publishers. (In Communication).
Paper Publication:- Director Academics - A Contemporary Approach to Hybrid Expert Systems in ICISD 2011 International Conference on
Intelligent Systems and Data Processing held on Jan24-25,2011.
Got 'Academic Excellence' award from Dr. Kiran Bedi instituted by TIMES RESEARCH
Date: November 10 -11,2011, Type: National, Place: Greater Noida, Conference Code: NCETICT-2011, Paper: Real Time Academic
Management System through Cloud.
Title- Effect of Noise Pollution and its Solution through Eco-Friendly Control Devices in the North East India. Authors- Surabhi Srivastava,
Publication date- 2012/12/31, Journal name- Procedia Engineering, Volume 38, Pages 172-176, Publisher Elsevier.
Title- Plastic Waste Management by Substituting Natural Fibres. Authors- Surabhi Srivastava, Publication date- 2012/10/23, Journal Name Journal of Surface Engineered Materials and Advanced Technology, Volume-2, Issue-4, Pages-292-294, Publisher- Scientific Research
Publishing.
Date: August,16-18,2011, Type: International, Place: Busan, Korea, Conference Code: IDCTA-2011, Paper: Strategic Management
System for Academic World.
Date: July,1-2,2011, Type: International, Place: Kathmandu, Nepal, Conference Code: ICSCA-2011, Paper: Strategic Management
System for Academic World-Expert System based on composition of Cloud Computing and Case Based Reasoning System.
Date:September 17-19,2010, Type: International, Place: Allahabad, India, Conference Code: ICCCT-2010, Paper: A Contemporary
Approach to Hybrid Expert Systems.
Paper title :"Pervasive Computing: Study for Homes

Published in: "An International Journal of Engineering Sciences" ISSN : 2229-6913, Volume 4, year 2011.
Date: January 12-13,2011, Type: National, Place: AIMA, New Delhi, Conference Code: GIRIBS-2011, Paper: Expert Systems for
Academic Excellence.
IEEE sponsored The 7th International Conference on Digital Content, Multimedia Technology, and its Applications to be held on Aug16Aug18, 2011.Paper ID: IDCTAR01-0020020/Title: Strategic Management System for Academic World (with Academic Excellence Exe to
demonstrate the concept)-This is productivity oriented Advanced Industrial Engineering i.e. Business Process Re-engineering with IT
application. Conference Venue: Dong-A University, Busan
2011 International Conference on Software & Computer Applications (ICSCA-2011) held on July1-2, 2011. Paper ID: A039/Title:
Strategic Management System for Academic World. Sponsored by IACSIT (International Association of Computer Science and Information
Technology Singapore). Conference Venue: Kathmandu Nepal.
Date: January 24-25,2011, Type: International, Place: Gujarat, Conference Code: iCISD-2011, Paper: Director-Academics: A
Contemporary Approach to Hybrid Expert Systems.
Developed Desktop Expert System Strategic Management Business Solution software for engineering institutions, that received a
certificate of anteriority and Intellectual Property vide DEP 633941464221562500, copy-right in 163 countries.
Mr. Gaurav Bhattacharya
Participated in a three day Seminar and Paper presentation on Human Resource Management at Jaipur in October, 2011.
A study of Combat Strategies from GO RIN NO SHO and their applicability to Strategic Human Resource Management
published in International Referred Journal Research Analysis and Evaluation. March Issue 18.
Motivation as a means of Retention A case study in the Health Care Industry. International Referred Journal Shodh Samiksha Aur
Mulyankan, Issue 28.
Participated in three day seminar on Human Resource Issues and Excellence in the Service Sector at Swami Keshwanand College
of Management Sciences, Jaipur.
The Third International Conference on Smart IT Applications (SITA 2011) Conference Venue Soongsil University, Seoul, Korea, August
18-20, 2011. Paper ID: 622 Paper Title: Strategic Management System.
Second International Conference on Recent Trends in Information Processing & Computing (IPC-2011) Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
November14-15, 2011. Paper ID: 87 Strategic Management System for Academic World based on Composition of Cloud Computing and
Case Based Reasoning System.
Paper Publication:-A Contemporary Approach to Hybrid Expert Systems in Journal of Engineering Review (ISSN 0976-7088), Volume
1/No.1/July 2010.
Paper Publication:-A Contemporary Approach to Hybrid Expert Systems Case base Reasoning in the 2010 IEEE International Conference
on 'Computer and Communication Technology' held from 17-19th September 10.
Paper Publication: - Expert Systems for Academic Excellence in the National Research Conference conducted by AIMA on Globalizing
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Participated in a one day conference on Bridging the Gap between Industry and Academia at RBIHM, Mohali Campus in March, 2012.
Mr. Parikshit Sharma
Presented a Paper titled Traditional Foods, Fairs & Festivals of Himachal Pradesh at Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar, in
an International Conference on Tourism and Cultures, jointly organized by ICCR and IHC from 3 5 March, 2012, awaiting publication.
Participated In a 3 days' workshop on Faculty Initiation Program Conducted By Prof. Mishra, Advisor, Rayat Bahra Group at Bahra
University, Shimla Hills 16th, 17th & 19th December, 2011.
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Participated In a 10 days' workshop on Faculty Initiation Program Conducted By IEDUP at Bahra University, Shimla Hills 19th - 28th
December, 2011.
Participated in one day workshop on Curriculum Designing for Tourism at school level jointly organized by Institute of Vocational
Studies (MTA) HPU and Department of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Govt. of Himachal Pradesh, 26 September, 2010.
Participated In a workshop on Earth and Environmental Conservation Conducted by Prof. Arun D. Ahluwalia, Geology Department,
Panjab University, Chandigarh at Bahra University, Shimla Hills.
Participated in a one day conference on Bridging the Gap between Industry and Academia at RBIHM, Mohali Campus in March, 2012.
Ms. Shivani K. Nanda
Participated In a 10 days' workshop on Faculty Initiation Program Conducted By IEDUP at Bahra University, Shimla Hills 19th - 28th
December, 2011.
Mr. Karan Berry
Participated In a 2 days' workshop on Faculty Development Program Conducted By Dr. S.K. Bansal, Vice Chancellor, Bahra
University, Shimla Hills, September, 2012.
Ms. Kusum
Participated in a two day conference at Kurukshetra University in February, 2012.

Participated in a seven days Faculty Development Program at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak in April, 2012.
Ms. Pratibha Sharma
Paper Title: Comparing the Efficiency of Minutia Based and Improved Fingercode Fingerprint Algorithm Published In : International
Journal of Computer Science and Information Technologies, Vol. 2 (4) , 2011,1398-1399.
Dr. Rajan Vohra
An e-Governance model for delivery of health care services in the state of Delhi published in Voyager journal of computer science and
Information technology , 2005.
Intelligent e- commerce with web data mining : A smarter approach to Intelligent business, Voyager journal of computer science and
Information technology , 2006.
Designing a model driven Decision support system for primary health care managers : Published in IJITKM an international referred journal,
July-Dec 08 issue.
Implementing Decision Support in Primary Health Care : Published in IJITKM journal, for July-Dec 09 issue.
Extracting and Representing Concepts as Meta Information: Published in IJITKM Journal, July-Dec09 issue.
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A framework for Collaborative Decision Support Systems for Primary Health Care Managers: Accepted for publication in Jan 2010 issue of
International Journal of Information Sciences & Computer Engineering, Vol1 No 2, pg 7-14, 2010.
Meta Data to Meta Information: A case Study from Health Services: Published in International Journal of Mathematical Archives, 2(3), March
2011, pages 315-319.
A Conceptual framework for implementing Priority based segregation for Decision Support Applications : Global Journal of Science Frontier
Research, Global Publications, USA, Vol 10 issue 6, pages 111-117, October 2010.
Mathematical Analysis of of Data Analysis in Higher Education : International Journal of Computer Science and Engineering Technologies,
(2),(3), (2011), pages 345-353.
Intelligent Decision Support Systems for Admission Management in Higher Education Institutes, International Journal of Artificial
Intelligence and Applications, Volume 2, Number 4, October 2011, Pages 63-70.
Applications of Data Mining in Higher Education, Accepted for publication in March 2012 issue, International Journal of Computer Science
Issues.
A Collaboration Decision Support Model,accepted for publication in March 2012 issue, International Journal of Computer Science Issues.
Meta Data Generation in Health Care Services, Communicated to Decision Support Systems, Elsevier Publications in February 2012.
International conference on Inter disciplinary approach in physical sciences, organized by Deptt of Mathematics, CCS University, Meerut,
Dec 29-31, 2005 : Presented a paper 'Applications of e- Governance in health care services'.
National seminar on 'Smart Governance for rural development', organized by ITM, Gurgaon, 17-18 February 2006, Presented a paper titled
An e- Governance model for delivery of health care services in the state of Delhi ( Also published in Voyager Journal).
National conference on Applications of Information technology Emerging trends, organized by PIMR, Indore, August 06-07, 2006,
Presented a paper titled Empowering primary health care centers through e- Governance A case study from Delhi Government.
PRADANYA 2006 at IIHMR Jaipur , National conference on health care in 2020: opportunities and challenges before public health, hospital
and pharmaceutical sectors in India, 18-19 November 2006, Presented a paper titled Designing a Decision support system for primary health
care managers.
Third International Conference on Web information systems and technologies (WEBIST 2007), Barcelona, Spain, March 3-6 , 2007.
Presented a paper titled Empowering primary health care services through e-Governance A case study from Delhi Government. (The
paper presented at PIMR, Indore was extended by inclusion of a decision support model).
Presented a research paper at an International conference in Dec 08 in IIT
,New Delhi: International conference on e Governance,
December 08 : An investigative analysis of international registration system of IPR
A framework for Priority based inter vehicle communication for highway safety: presented at an international conference organized by BDT
Publishers, March 2010, in Trivandrum, Kerala.
Applications of Data Mining in Higher Education, Proceedings of the First Research Conference on Emerging Trends in Computer Science,
26 Nov 2011, Bahra University, Shimla Hills, Pages 70-76.
Blocking Probability and Load Management in Optical Networks, Proceedings of the First Research Conference on Emerging Trends in
Computer Science, 26 Nov 2011, Bahra University, Shimla Hills, Pages 77-83..
a. Applications of Data Mining in Banking Sector, Proceedings of the First Research Conference on Emerging Trends in Computer Science,
26 Nov 2011, Bahra University, Shimla Hills, Pages 84-92..
b. Meta Data Generation in Health Care Services Planning, Proceedings of the First Research Conference on Emerging Trends in Computer
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Mr. Ratish k Dhiman
Miniaturization of Microstrip Patch Antenna Using Metamaterial as Substrate, ICICES 2011 - International Conference On
Information, Communication & Embedded Systems ICICES 2011, pp. 102-103, S.A. Engineering College, Chennai, India.
A Novel U-Slot Loaded Broadband Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna, ICICES 2011 - International Conference On Information,
Communication & Embedded Systems ICICES 2011, pp. 103-104, S.A. Engineering College, Chennai, India.
Mr. Vivek Sharma
Vivek Sharma & Gurmeet Kaur Security Concerns in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks International Conference on Recent
Advancements in Technology & Management ICTM, 5 November 2011.
Vivek Sharma & Gurmeet Kaur Comparison of Pulse Shaping Filters for Dispersion Compensation in Optical Fiber
International Conference on Recent Advancements in Electronics & Computer Engineering, 17-18 December 2011.
Vivek Sharma and Gurmeet Kaur, Performance Enhancement of an Optical Communication System Using Puls`e Shaping Filters
International Journal on Advances in Computational Research, ISSN: 0975-3273, 2012 (In Press).
Vivek Sharma and Gurmeet Kaur, Performance Enhancement of an Optical Communication System Using Pulse Shaping Filters
3rd International Conference on Next Generation Communication and Computing Systems(ICNGC2S-12), Ghaziabad, India, 22-23
September, 2012(Accepted).
Ms. Jaspreet Kaur
Jaspreet Kaur, Preeti Gupta, Fuzzy Logic Based Adaptive Noise Filter for Real Time Image Processing Applications, IJCSI-2012-94-3200.
Jaspreet Kaur, Salt & Pepper Noise Removal Using Fuzzy Based Adaptive Filter, International Journal of Advanced Research in
Computer Engineering & Technology, volume 1, Issue 5, July 2012.
Ms.Bhavna Plaha
Bhavna Plaha, Balwinder Singh Lakha, Design and Development of Vending Machine using AVR ATmega 8515 Microcontroller
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science (IJARCS) in Volume 3 No.3 May- June 2012 pp. 376- 378.
Mr. Navdeep Prashar
Navdeep Prashar, Balwinder Singh, FPGA Implementation of Pipelined CORDIC Sine Cosine Digital Wave Generator
International Conference of Computer Science & Information Technology (CS & IT) DOI: 10.5121/CSIT.2012.2243, pp.435-440, 2012.
Navdeep Prashar, Amandeep Singh, Balwinder Singh , "Design and Analysis of Digital Wave Generator using CORDIC Algorithm
with Pipelining and Angle Recoding Technique." Computer Science & Engineering: An International Journal (CSEIJ), Vol 2,No 3 ,
DOI:10.5121/cseij.2012.2310,2012.
CORDIC Algorithm Techniques Lambert Academic Publishing Germany by Navdeep Prashar. ISSBN NO- 978-3-659-27002-4.
Bahra University Chancellor S. Gurvinder Singh Bahra receiving 'National Edupreneur Award 2013' at New Delhi
for establishing collaboration with industry in Bahra University
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ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT
The programs offered by Bahra University have very strong base of academic rigour and industry interaction. They are designed and reviewed in
consultation with industry experts and are delivered by excellent faculty, who are known by there dedication to teaching and research, and close ties with national
and international academic and business community. The programs are conducted in highly conducive learning environment.
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TEACHING PEDAGOGY
The University follows credit based semester system and to assure teaching a strong feedback system is in place. A continuous evaluation system based on
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) worked out on a 10-points scale. Students are regularly evaluated based on quizzes, tests, assignments, seminars
etc. and at the end of the term, an end term examination is conducted for each course. Student is awarded a grade based on the total marks scored in each
evaluation component. Grades are awarded based on relative grading system. Each grade is assigned a grade point and based on the credits assigned to
various courses the Semester Grade Point Average(SGPA) is calculated. The CGPA of a student is calculated based on the credits earned and the SGPA
obtained in each semester. A student is required to earn minimum specified credits for being eligible for the award of a degree. The student is also provided
another opportunity to improve the grade in a course by registering again for the same course.
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Educating the Engineer of 2020
The expectation from Engineer of 2020 will be quite distinctive and we need to enrich Engineering Education accordingly. Visions of Engineering in the
New Century described, a set of attributes that are expected to be necessary for engineers that will perform well in a world that is driven by rapid
technological advancement, national security needs, aging infrastructure in developed countries, requisite for innovative methodologies for infrastructure
development in emerging republics, environmental challenges brought about by population growth and diminishing resources, and the creation of new
disciplines that exist at the interfaces between engineering and nature earth . These attributes call for us to educate and make students technically proficient
engineers who would be ultimately broadly educated, see themselves as global citizens, can be leaders in business and public service and ethically
grounded.
Bahra University School Of Engineering & Technology offers following courses for 2013 session:
B.Tech(Mechanical, Electronics & Communication, Civil,Computer Science Engineering and Automobile Engineering)
M.Tech(Computer Science, Structural Engineering & Construction Management, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, ECE)
MCA
Engineering Relevance
Today, technology is growing at a rapid pace. In the coming future there is bound to be huge demand for competent engineers in industry to cope this demand in
technology. These engineers would be involved in creating and sustaining cutting edge technology to stay ahead in competition.
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

An Electronics & Communication engineer can find job in Consumer electronics manufacturing organization, Telecommunication industry, IT industries, Health
care equipment manufacturing industry, Mobile communication, Internet technologies, Power Electronics, and Other industries like steel, petroleum and
chemical industry, directing control and testing production process. They may also work with computers and electronic equipment in the medical, manufacturing,
industrial control, telecommunications, aeronautical and military fields. Electronics and Communication Engineers usually get handsome salaries after some
experience in related fields.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of the physical and naturally built
environment, including works such as bridges, roads, canals, dams and buildings. Civil engineering is the oldest engineering discipline after military engineering,
and it was defined to distinguish it from military engineering. It is traditionally divided into several sub-disciplines including environmental
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engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, transportation engineering, water resources engineering, materials engineering, coastal
engineering, surveying, and construction engineering. Civil engineering takes place on all levels: in the public sector from municipal through to federal levels,
and in the private sector from individual homeowners through to international companies.
Opportunities exist in the public and private sectors in large numbers in all branches of design, construction and maintenance, infrastructure development in both
India and abroad. Right now constructions industry is booming as there is growth in infrastructure requirement throughout the country. This is going to stay for
next few decades. Scope of civil engineers lies with many developing countries in Middle East, Africa, and Asia where infrastructure development is picking up
and Indian engineers are in great demand.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering finds application in all fields of technology. It is one of the primitive branches of Engineering which have remained always in demand
and continue to be in the future. This is why Mechanical trade is called as an Evergreen trade (branch). Mechanical engineers have always been needed as
essential staff personnel in various industries of both public and private sector. Their work criteria changes according to the type and domain of the company they
are working with.As the Industrial sector has drastically risen in pace, the need for more mechanical engineers has increased exponentially. Every manufacturing
and production industry needs mechanical engineers to carry out jobs efficiently and flawlessly for their companies
It has a tremendous scope in cement industry, steel, power sector, Hydraulics, Manufacturing plants, Drilling and mining Industry, Petroleum, Aeronautical,
Biotechnology and many more. With its wide scope of application, mechanical engineers remain always in demand, no matter which part of the world. You can
also find job very easily in the following public sector industries such as Indian Railways, Indian Air force (Technical), Indian Army, Thermal power corporations
to name a few.
Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science Engineering students will learn about basic engineering techniques, as other engineering students, during first year course. These techniques
include Engineering Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Engineering drawing. From second year they are exposed to core computer science subjects like
programming, data structures, Digital logic, Theoretical computer science, Algorithms, Computer networks, Operating systems, Web technologies, Databases
and Computer Architecture are few to mention.
This is really an excellent field to have opportunities both in software companies and higher studies. As computing is extensively applied to almost every walk of
life it created massive jobs for Computer Engineering students.
Government organizations like DRDO, ISRO, ECIL and BEL offer jobs to computer science students. There are thousands of multinational and national software
companies offer jobs to computer engineers. To name few famous, Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Amazon, IBM, Facebook, Oracle, Cisco, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro.
Automobile Engineeeing
The automobile sector is increasing day by day due to which we need large number of automobile engineers. Many foreign car companies are competing with
one another to setup their firm in India. The need for the car is increasing geometrically, apart from Indian car company Tata motors other foreign companies like
Hyundai, Maruti Suzuki, Nissan, Chevrolet, BMW and many more are earning huge money from Indian market. From a curreent turnover of $73 billion the
automobile industry is expected to touch a level of $145 billion. The automobile engineers not only find placement in the growing auto industries but also from a
large auto ancillary industry
To realize our dream

At this point of time at Bahra University one team of students is working on the project of Mountain Climber for which copyright has been obtained from France,
which is applicable in 163 countries. Version I is complete and version II is under progress. Other team is working on solar energy; we are in the process of
manufacturing solar panel costing $400 in the market. We are expected to produce it in $40 . Other team is working on composite material. Currently altogether,
teams are occupied and work autonomously. After three and half years all teams will become one and only one and would be able to develop Hybrid Composite
Smart Shredded Technology. The expertise if at all we are able to attain will be used to manufacture automobile for mountainous region. In future the knowhow
will be very helpful in manufacturing vehicles for Indian Army . Further improvement can be of remote driving through robotics in collaboration with artificial
intelligent professionals.
We firmly believe in unquestionable ability of our students to elevate their life by their conscious endeavor. What lies behind them and what lies before them are
tiny matters compared to what lies within them. Our students firmly believe that Things that matter most, must never be at the mercy of things that matter least.
Although teams of students working on diverse projects but in their heart of heart they very well recognized that they are ultimately working for synergy as they
discern that:
In crucial things-unity, In important things-diversity, In all things -generosity
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SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
and updated with their business knowledge.

Personality Development Programmes are already included in their time-tables so that it becomes their daily routine.
Management education in India has witnessed impressive growth in the last two decades due to its vast
and ever increasing scope. Every graduate at some point of time finds it a good career option. Most of
the Universities and colleges in India have well developed Management department. Time and again
we have seen the ability of Indian managers who are today commanding the bright future of some of
the Fortune 500 companies. Even behind majority of the innovations taking place across the world,
Indians have played a significant role.
The School of Management at Bahra University is the youngest member of the Rayat-Bahra group
and has already sent positive vibration across the region. From day one, our fundamentals have been
very strong. We firmly believe in the philosophy that every student has an inherent capability to
improve and excel, provided he or she is given the right environment. In our ONE-TO-ONE approach
we entirely focus upon the weaknesses of every student through our scientific tests and involve
faculty, student and outside experts to work upon their problems, till they are removed. The result of
above approach which is unique is paying rich dividends.
Holistic Approach
Our prime objective in the School of Management is to ensure overall improvement. Some of them
are:
Developing excellent communication skills
Providing exhaustive knowledge of the subject
Industry oriented approach
Infusing high level of confidence
Enabling students to use it platforms for effective management
Modern Teaching Methodology

We don't believe in traditional teaching methods as they fail to develop the students as per industry
requirements. In today's competitive environment Teaching-learning-delivery process has gained
significant attention. We have to implement what we have learned from our classes. It requires
Practical Orientation.
The School Of Management at Bahra University has taken Strong Initiatives in this direction.
Our primary approach is Learning By Doing. Students undertake various Practical Assignments, Case
Studies, Role Play, Business Quiz and Management games in each class to improve their skills.
Group Discussions are the routine features in our management curriculum, which on one hand
develop their group management skills and on the other hand motivates them to be more organized
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Routine Visit of Outside Experts

We firmly believe that knowledge must pour in from everywhere if we want to give a balanced exposure. Well known experts from India's top institutes like IIT's,
Universities, Multi-national and national Companies interact with our students to give them a detailed idea about the happenings in the corporate world. This
helps students to take a realistic approach towards their career.
Industrial/Market Visits
A majority of our students come from service class. Regular visits to industry and market gives them a first-hand experience of their future work place. It also
offers them a great learning experience when they visit various departments and interact with the employees and ask many questions. We feel that a first hand
learning experience has no comparison and classroom teaching alone cannot satisfy this urge.
Presentation Skills Improvement

We emphasize more upon doing as many projects and assignments involving real life problems and other topical issues of present and future concern. Students
extensively use modern computer lab with internet connections to collect relevant data under the direct supervision of their respective faculty and then make
presentations before class using lcd projectors. This exercise develops positive confidence and also helps in Overcome Public Phobia.
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Excellent Faculty
Faculty is the backbone of every successful University/Institute. The faculty of School Of Management at Bahra University has rich academic and industrial
experience. An impressive list of their publications and academic contributions at international and national forums proves their worth. The faculty is
hardworking and helpful in their approach.
List Of Courses Offered

The school of management offers two courses both at post graduate and undergraduate level.
At Post Graduate Level

MBA(Masters in Business Administration), a two years(Four semesters)full time course.
At Undergraduate Level
BBA(HONS), (Bachelor in Business Administration) a three years(Six semester)full time course.
Specializations Offered
Developing Right Attitude

We strongly feel that positive attitude is necessary and can transform a person from ordinary studenttoextraordinary high achiever. We try to focus upon every
student through our Mentoring System.From time to time our experts from outside conduct workshops on positive attitude. The result of our efforts is evident
from the placement drives where the success rate of our students during interview is much higher than the entire group and other institute and Universities though
we are just three years old and very new to the state of Himachal Pradesh.
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Hospital Administration
100% Placement Target

We as a part of our Educational Social Responsibility feel that every eligible student must secure a job before he/she says good bye after completion of the course.
Our efforts in this directions are highly commendable. big corporate houses like Pepsi, Bose, Tommy Hillfiger,Axis Bank, HCL, IDBI Bank etc. to name a
few,have already taken our students from current MBA batch and many more are to follow in the coming weeks. We understand that first deserve, then desire is
the key to success in any interview and we deliver our responsibility effectively in that regard.All the students who passed out in session 2012 have already been
placed in reputed Indian Companies & MNCs
Modern Infrastructure
Without modern infrastructure one can achieve very limited success. Bahra University has already taken strong initiatives in this direction. Modern classrooms
with LCD projectors, white boards, well equipped computer lab with internet connectivity, hostel facilities both for boys and girls, cafeteria, round the clock
security, transport facility and a conducive learning environment combined have helped the students to attain their dreams.
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SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY & TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Hospitality Management has become a booming industry in India. This profession mainly focuses on providing services to the customers. Hospitality
Management has become one of the top career choices made by students in India. Hotel industry involves functions such as Front Office Operations, Food and
Beverages, Sales and Marketing, Housekeeping and more. After course completion one has a wide array of career opportunities open for them in India as well as
abroad. Hotel management industry comprises of Hotels and Restaurants Management, Cruise Ship Lodge Management, Travel And Tourism, Airline Catering,
Cabin Services, Hospital Administration and Club Services.
List of Courses offered at School of Hospitality & Tourism

Bachelor in Hotel Management
Master in Hospitality and Tourism Adminstration
Job Prospects
There are lots of career opportunities in this field. Presently, there are more than 2.40 million people
working in hotel, catering and related industries in India. Hospitality is a broad field. Graduates can join
this field as housekeeping staff supervisor, lodging manager, restaurant manager, food service manager
and more. Professionals from this field can also seek employment in travel agencies, spas, sport and
recreation, hotels, restaurants, transportation companies, airlines and more. Professionals in this career
can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges.
Some job titles
Resident Managers; Executive Housekeepers; Housekeeping Manager; General Manager; Restaurant
Manager; Food & Beverage Manager; Front Office Managers; Convention Services Managers
Remuneration
Specializations
Some of its specialized fields are:
Customer Service
Travel Geography
Hospitality Enterprise
Room Divisions Management
Food & Beverage Management
Hospitality Sales & Marketing
Hospitality Human Resource Management
Hospitality Management Information Systems
Hospitality Management has become one of the most lucrative fields. Graduates income mostly
depends upon their qualifications, skills and experience. Candidates with certification or diploma
programs can get their initial salary around 8,000 to 10,000 per month. Skilled professionals from top
notch hotel management institutes can earn between Rs 20,000 - Rs 30,000 per month. Hospitality
management students working in international airlines industries can earn around 25,000 to 50,000 per
month.
Graduates of tourism & Hospitality Management have job opportunities in an attractive and rapidly
growing industry: Product Manager at a Tour Operator, Project Manager at a Fair or congress company,
Manager of a certain destination, employee in the marketing or event department of a Tourism
Company like a Cruise line, Airline or a Resort company. In a hotel you might work in the Human
Resources Department, Front Office and, after several years, in Strategic Management.
The Tourism and Hospitality sector is growing and needs more and more personnel with a higher
education, a good grasp of the industry, sound management skills and international experience. Our
approach suits future employers: Two of every three graduates start their careers less than three months
after graduation!
There are lots of reasons to get into the hospitality sector; here are ten great reasons for choosing this
field:
1.Promising profession: Hotel management jobs not only offer you great growth opportunities but a
promising career.
2.It gives you the opportunity to meet new people: If you are a people oriented person, you will not have
to search long for something to love about your new profession. Here you will get the opportunity to
meet new people from different backgrounds and countries.
3.You can be as creative as you want: It gives you an opportunity to be as creative as you want.
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Hospitality jobs will always allow you to use your creativity. This field gives you more opportunities than just punching a clock.
4. Financially rewarding: The median salaries for hospitality sector are good and goes up to over Rs. 5,00,000 per year on the low end. Hotel management pay
well exceed per year and can even skyrocket into six figures depending more upon your experience. Professionals in this field earn handsome amount and get
stability in their profession.
5. It is extremely marketable: All over the world there are tourists that look forward to an enjoyable vacation, creating many job opportunities for people in this
industry. There are lots of job opportunities in this field and professionals can get a job anywhere in the world. The whole world is your home in this
profession.
6. It does not take a lot of money: As the cost of college continues to very high, a good four-year degree from an accredited university or a successful trip through
culinary school can give you all education that you will ever need to make the most of your career. And if you get an opportunity to complete the course in three
years that mean you can save the expenditure of one year.
7. Set your own responsibilities: This field is not just about working 9AM to 6PM. It demands something more than the usual jobs. When your work is people
based, busy work is not usually a part of the equation. So every day is new day for you.
8. It is diverse: The field of hospitality industry is very diverse; here you can work on various places and positions. You can explore as many options as you want.
9. Fun while working: When you are having fun, and enjoying it shows that you love your work. In this field you will get enough opportunities to work and enjoy
and to follow your passion with lots of energy.
10. Stop waiting for things to happen: In this field you are required to be proactive, you cannot just wait for things to settle down or to happen. Here in this
profession you have to be on your toes to achieve great success. With hotel industry jobs and hospitality jobs in simple terms your future is in your hands.
Travel and Tourism is one of the world's largest foreign exchange earner among industries, provides employment directly to millions of people worldwide and
indirectly through many associated service industries. A very wide industry, it includes Government Tourism Departments, Immigration and Customs
services, Travel Agencies, Airlines, Tour Operators, Hotels etc and many associated service industries such as airline catering or laundry services, Guides,
Interpreters, Tourism Promotion and Sales etc. Travel and Tourism enterprises include major internationals with a workforce of thousands, to the small private
travel agent with a handful of employees.
Contribution of School Of Hospitality &Tourism (Bahra University) towards developing professionals for meeting the growing for Hospitality and
Tourism Industry
Innovative curriculum developed after intensive industry research and regularly upgraded to keep abreast of the changing requirements in the field of
hospitality and tourism.
Further inputs to teaching and training of the students through regular expert lectures and demonstrations as well as specialized workshops,
conferences, and seminars.
Emphasis on knowledge and skill development through balanced theoretical and practical inputs.
Holistic development of future managers and entrepreneurs ensured through games and extra-curricular activities.
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Methodology of Teaching
THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
We believe in active learning system & participative teaching methodologies. Along with the class-room teaching for imparting theoretical & conceptual
knowledge, group learning through different techniques viz, discussions/debates, role- plays, project work, industrial training, presentations etc. shall also
enhance the skills of communication, leadership, logical analysis etc. of the students.
Individual Focus
We ensure that each student is given the personal attention for his/her overall development. The faculty interacts and motivates each student.
Techno-Supported learning
The faculty is computer-savvy and makes use of the technological resources viz.LCD projector and interactive board to facilitate the learning process.
Test & Feedbacks
The academic process has been designed such that the students need to go through tests on a regular basis so that the faculty gets feedback of the students. Special
attention is given to help students eliminate their oft repeated mistakes.
The School of Pharmaceutical Sciences is a center of excellence in Pharmaceutical Education and Research Development .It's aim is providing quality Pharmacy
education and making all pharmacy students messengers for health and prosperity.
List of Courses offered for session 2013
1.) B. Pharmacy
2.) M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)
The department plans to incorporate other Post-graduation in Pharmacology, Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy, Quality Assurance and Drug
Regulatory affairs &Ph.D at earliest. The Institute is approved by apex professional bodies like Pharmacy Council of India (P C I), New Delhi.
The Drugs & Pharma industry is a multibillion-dollar business. In the rapidly changing global scenario and the implementation of GATT & TRIPS in India, it will
be only a matter of couple of years that the pharmaceutical industry and professionals will play a vital role in shaping up our national economy. This new decade is
thus, bound to have an ever growing demand of pharmacy professionals not only in the country, but even worldwide. Anticipating this demand the founder Dean
of the Academy Dr. A.BANERJEE (M.Pharm, Ph.D) put the wheels in motion that brought about the existence of School of pharmaceutical sciences.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES offers to its students a unique opportunity to integrate theoretical and applied knowledge in the health
professions; so that graduates become enlightened thinkers as well as competent practitioners. The College's state-of-the-art laboratories along with the highly
experienced and recognized faculty provide valuable hands-on learning and clinical skills for the students.
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Pharmacy Today
There has never been a more exciting time to consider a career in pharmacy. The
profession is experiencing a period of unprecedented progress and development. The

skills of pharmacists have never been in greater demand and to deliver the latest,
cutting-edge treatments and medicines to millions of patients every day.
Pharmacy involves all the stages that are associated with drugs i.e. discovery,
Pharmacy Tomorrow
Demographic, epidemiological and economic shifts are transforming the pharmaceutical market. The population is growing and new areas of medical need are
emerging. The diseases from which people in developing countries suffer are increasingly similar to those in the developed world. These changes generate huge
opportunities for Pharma. Global warming could also have a major effect on the world's health.
The pace of new discoveries in biotechnology and health care and the appearance of whole new fields of endeavor in recent years have made for an exciting and
challenging time for pharmacists.
development, action, safety, formulation, use, quality control, packaging, storage,

marketing, etc.
The increasing demands of understanding how modern medicines work at the molecular level, the shift towards predictive, preventive and personalized health
care and challenges from nanotechnology and stem cell technology have added to the need for pharmacists to remain experts in medicine.
The transformation of the sector from conventional pharmacy to drug experts, which
Another emerging field which will impact pharmacists is the advent of 'personalized medicine', enabled by the genomic revolution. Indeed, the human genome
project has led to the identification of over 32,000 genes in human cells.
The future of health care is closely intertwined with developments in nanotechnology, stem cells, genomics and proteomics.
Nanotechnology is here with us today and is being used in an evolutionary manner to improve the properties of many therapeutics and healthcare products.
is both desired and necessary to reach the global standards, has already made
commendable progress.
Liberalization, privatization and globalization (LPG) have helped the Indian
pharmaceutical companies to achieve international recognition.

It is remarkable to note that, today several Indian pharma companies are approved by
U.S.F.D.A. and are listed at N.A.S.D.A.Q. Indian pharmaceutical industry is

undergoing fast paced changes. The Indian Generics market is witnessing rapid
growth, opening up immense opportunities for firms.
The industry ranks fourth globally in terms of volume and thirteenth in terms of value.
The quality of the products is reflected in the fact that India has the highest number of
manufacturing plants approved by US FDA, which is next to that of US.
Innovation and technology are the two factors due to which India is on its way to
become the preferred global supplier for drugs and dosage forms and also a hub for
contract research and manufacturing, contract research organizations and R&D
activities.
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INDIA as a Pharmacy Destination

World's R&D destination of the future - India
The pharmaceutical and life sciences industry is undergoing a period of profound transformation. Many analysts agree that the industry is moving from the era of
'blockbuster drug' to a new operating model known as personalised medicine.
The most important event in the pharmaceutical industry has been the Patent Act of 1970, which has transformed our industry to a supplier of low cost medicines,
initially within India and now to the world.
This dramatic low cost revolution has helped penetrate the availability of medicines and made it accessible to a large part of India and in these 30 odd years this
accessibility has moved up from 20% to more than 80% now. In fact, nearly 99% medicines used in India are produced in India. This is basically because of the
existence of a large number of scientists who have leveraged their scientific skills to develop new chemistry technologies.
SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES (PROPOSED)

Bahra University is in the process of setting up school of legal studies from this academic session
Following course is proposed in School of Legal Studies:
(a) Five Year Integrated B.A .LLB
Today, India produces 22% medicines of the global generic market
According to Department of Biotechnology, about 165 institutions in the country are engaged in genetic engineering research. India is one of the few countries,
that has developed stem cell lines as a part of the stem cell network worldwide. According to the Accelerator Group Outlook, the contract research organization
(C.R.O.) market is set to grow to US$ 1 billion by 2010.
India has now earned global recognition for the inherent strength in the knowledge society. This will accelerate the process of research in India. For example,
companies like Pfizer, Novartis and Glaxo have started their Clinical Research Organizations in India and in times to come, other companies will create major
research hubs in India, in addition to US, Europe and Japan.
Achievements of department
School of pharmaceutical sciences plan to set up a R&D Unit in collaboration with Himachal Drug Manufacturing Association for d e v e l o p m e n t o f H e r b a l
Medicine and clinical trial of these drugs. School of pharmaceutical sciences Proposed to establish one Pharmaceutical Incubation Centre in Bahra University.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT CELL

Career Development Cell has managed to provide 100% placement to all passout students of 2012. Placement season for 2013 batch has already
started and companies from various domains are visiting the campus.
Bahra University has placed emphasis on the cultivation of strong links with industry and promotion of various industrial activities by the faculty members and
students. In order to keep up with the growing volume of industrial liaison activities, and even more importantly, to catalyze the further growth and development
of interaction between the Institute and Industry, a separate cell Career Development Cell ( CDC) was established right from Day of the University in year 2010.
Career Development Cell (CDC) at Bahra is highly practical and focused on what the industry needs as it is evolved through constant interaction with leading
professionals who are a part of the Industry and Academic Advisory Boards. Besides imparting theoretical knowledge, the curriculum stresses on developing
analytical skills, communication, problem solving and team work abilities. Hence, case studies, industry projects, presentations, research work and role-play
form an integral part of a student's tenure at Bahra University. In truly global style, experts within the Rayat- Bahra group impart a rigorous and cross-functional
curriculum; Emphasis is laid on learning of foreign languages, emotional intelligence, creative thinking, and human engineering. Personality Enhancement is
greatly stressed at Bahra University and all students undergo special classes and workshops from the experts of various domains, CDC ensures that as a student
all students are active member of a club/committee that brings about your true potential and aptitude helping you in your future careers. Thus students can choose
from various committees and clubs including. Alumni Committee, Placement Committee, Cultural Committee, Debating Club, Event Management Committee,
Sports Committee. Environment Committee, PR & Outreach Committee, IT Club, NSS and Red Ribbon club.
Rayat Bahra Industry Tie-Ups
RAYAT BAHRA INDUSTRY-INSTITUE INTERFACE (MOU'S SIGNED)

V.E. Commercial vehicle/Maruti Suzuki Training Institute/Volkswagen Group India/HP-IIHT Incubation Center/Infosys/Intel/Punjab Info Tech/ Thunder bird School of Global
Management, USA/Reliance Money/Delhi Stock Exchange/Hash Biotech/Fashion Federation Accreditation Board, Paris/Intercontinental Hotels/Leela Hotels/Zuri
Resorts/Royal Resorts/Bosch/ Royal Enfield /Reliance Money/Destimoney.
BU has done MOU with Reliance Dhirubhai Ambani Group for Training & Placement which is one of its kind.
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
Center of excellence has been set up in the campus to bring industry as part of the campus and making them stake holders for reasons like academic alignment, industry
internships, corporate placements, faculty training and development and manpower development with required skills. The center of excellence currently houses automotive
cluster and is in plan to develop technological cluster, Pharmaceutical Cluster and Financial Cluster. The Cluster are designed to offer services like MOU with leading industry
partners, establish service level understanding and transfer, industry specific project assistance and R&D activities, set up and support advanced studies, career development
counseling and placement services.
RAYAT BAHRA CORPORATE RECRUITMENT PARTNERS

PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
Patni Computer Systems

Sasken Technologies
HCL Infosystems
Perrot Systems
GTL
Ambuja Cement
Hero Cycles
Vardhaman
Hewlett Packard
Span Engineers
Green Field Online
Regalix Inc
Apollo
USI Global
Data 64
HCL Technologies
Globallogic
Impetus Technologies
Ericsson
Syntel
Oracle
Wipro Technologies
Infosys Technologies
Nestle
Philips
Khanna Paper Mill
Accenture
Newgen Software
Logic FAB
Saber Paper
Wipro Infotech
Zen Focus
Convergys IMG
I-Flex Solution
Luminous
Pel Soft Labs
Spanco Tele
Nextgen Venturi
OATI
Allengers
Hughes Communication
Idea Cellular
Sebiz Infotech
RMS
CMC Ltd.
Indian Navy
Indian Army
Reliance ADAG
Natron Resources
Dell
TVS Motor
Unisys
Fortis Hospital
Eli Lilly
Torrent Pharma
Alembic Ltd.
Claris Life Sciences
Ind Swift
Sanat Pharma
Panacea Biotec
Cadila Life Sciences

Cipla
Ranbaxy
Apple Pharma
Dabur Pharma
Themis Pharmaceutical
Micro Lab
Hash Biotec
Nector Life Sciences
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

Radissons
Claridge's
Le-Meridian Leela's
Taj
Ista
ITC
Kingfisher
Fortune
Air India
Sarovar Group
MANAGEMENT
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Pepsico
Khanna Paper Mill

Nestle
Future Group
Ralson
DLF Pramerica
Trident
Tata AIG
YES Bank
Aditya Birla Group-MORE

Sonalika
ICICI Prudential
Bank of America
Barclays Shared Services

Vodafone
Kapsons
Kotak Securities
Tommy Hill Figer
Lupin Pharma
India Infoline
DBS Cholamandlam
Standard Chartered
Saber Papers
HCL Technologies
BRY Air Asia
India Mart
NJ India Invest
IDBI Intech
Trade India
Religare
Reliance Communication
Fidelity
HDFC Bank
Axis Bank
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP CELL
Entrepreneurship Cell Bahra Unversity was started on 4th October,2011. The focus of the Cell was to come up with the platform where students can opt for
their career as an Entrepreneur. The Cell is driven by young professional students. It is an initiative to develop a sustained platform that supports people across
the region in their own venture; thereby realizing their ideas and converting them to reality. The cell aims to promote entrepreneurship culture and bring a
feeling of intellect in every student of the University. Cell guides & provides a platform to the students who want to be the future Entrepreneurs of the country. It
also endows them learning & practical exposure about running different businesses. The Cell started with its presence at Mohali Campus in the year 2010 &
with a short span of time of 15 months, the Cell has reached to 5 different locations of Rayat Bahra Group. The students are guided by the faculty heads in each
campus with the support of the top management. The Cell starts within a space of 100 sq feet & has an independent office
Voz-E-Magazine
The magazine will be initialized to cater to the rapidly changing way in which people access information. It is ideas that drive the creative process and we believe
that innovation is the mother of all great change. It attempts to showcase some brilliant ideas in a reader friendly layout. The purpose behind commencing this
magazine is to make all the students of Bahra University abreast about the various activities and initiatives being undertaken by the Entrepreneurship cell that
helps them develop their interest in this field of Entrepreneurship.
EVENTS
Business Awareness Street Play
An Entrepreneurship Street Play was organized at Mall Road, Shimla on 3rd October,2011 to give a message to the mass of Himachal Pradesh about taking
initiative & becoming self employed. More than 1000 people gathered to watch the Street Play at Rotary Club Park . Students performed an act where a journey of
an Entrepreneur was described.
Faculty Development Program

An FDP specifically in the area of Entrepreneurship was organized at Bahra University on 14th Dec,2011 - 28th Dec,2011 in order to train the faculty of the
region in the sphere of Entrepreneurship. 25 faculties participated from various region of Himachal & Punjab to develop their skills. The FDP was sponsored by
IED Uttar Pradesh. Mr Girish Manocha MD , Minchy's Food Products, Mr R.Srivastav , GM-IED,Uttar Pradesh, Dr. S.P. Mishra, Faculty in Entrepreneurship
were the Guest Speakers fot the program.
Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp

A 3 day Entrepreneurship Awarenss Camp was organized by Bhara University on 11th May - 13th MAY ,2012 to aware the students on Entrepreneiral Skills. The
students were told about the Strategies,areas & financial aspects of starting an SSI Unit or a Company. The students went to a Industrial visit at Altruist
Technologies Pvt Ltd to gain the knowledge about working of a company. The EAC was funded by Entrepreneurship Developement Institute of India,
Ahemdabad.
National Entrepreneurship Week 2012
Common Projects Innovation Shop

The Innovation Shop is one of its kind innovations in the country. The shop is run at Bahra University with a vision to sell whatever products are created by the
innovative students . It has reached a turn over of 20,000. Campus shops will be launched in each campus of Rayat-Bahra Group. E cell monitors the proper
establishment, coordinating, quality check of the product and supporting them in building idea which they are presenting. Campus Shop is a platform for
students to showcase their innovation to masses. This enables them to evaluate the idea see the likeability of the product and get a small vision of how the
customers would respond to the idea in future at a larger scale
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Rayat Bahra Group organized National Entrepreneurship Week 2012 in collaboration with National Entrepreneurship Network from 11th Feb,2012 till 16th
Feb,2012. The Entrepreneurship Week was organized at 5 campuses of Rayat Bahra Group Bahra University, Patiala, Hoshiarpur, Ropar & Mohali. More than
6,000 students participated from all across Punjab, Haryana, Himachal to participate in this mega event. It was the first time that an Entrepreneurial Week is
celebrated to make the students learn the skills of Entrepreneurship. More than 40 top Industrialist came to different workshops like Idea, Scope & Implementing
Entrepreneurship, Opportunities till 2020 to share their views & train the students for their upcoming entrepreneurial career. The competition organized
wereVillage Awareness Campaign at Railmajra, first Entrepreneurship Awareness Marathon in Chandigarh, Restaurant Running competition, Business Out of
Waste competition , Rush Hour was organized every day where small events like Race-to-Paint , Crossword, Bal Kalakar & Technical event like Mobile App
Wizard was organized to provide the student a feeling of every area of passion. Rayat-Bahra's Entrepreneurial Award Ceremony. Awards of more than 1 lac were
distributed during the concluding ceremony.
ENTREPRENEURS PARTICIPATED
- 40
STUDENTS PARTICIPATED
- 7000+
AWARENESS DONE
- 40,000+ people
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INTERNATIONAL LINKAGES
global research. Thunderbird case studies are used worldwide. As the leading authority on developing thought leaders to
succeed and prosper in international business, Thunderbird students are prepared to fully participate in the global
economy.
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
1. To develop, deliver and promote the various programs, curriculum support, faculty training and research initiatives.
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON

1. To initiate the 3+1+1 program where Bahra University, Himachal Pradesh offer a Bachelor's Degree, that includes one year
of curriculum from California State University Fullerton (CSUF), and CSUF will offer a Master's Degree for student from
Bahra University, Himachal Pradesh.
2. To explore the possibility of cooperating on other training programs.
3. To collaboratively develop the details of program content and financial arrangement.Streams available: Computer
Science, Electrical/ Electronic Engineering. Program Structure:Student will spend first 3 years of Bachelors in Bahra
University and Fourth year in California State University, Fullerton USA (subject to admission requirement of CSUF) to
complete their Bachelors. They will also have an option to apply for the Master/ PG Degree to be completed in One Year at
CSUF. After completion of Masters in CSUF, student will be awarded two separate degrees as Bachelors from Bahra
University and Masters from California State University Fullerton, USA. Those students who does not meet admission
requirement of CSUF at the end of third year, will be allowed to continue their fourth year in Bahra University.
THUNDERBIRD SCHOOL OF GLOBAL MANAGEMENT

1. To develop, deliver and monitor the various programs, curriculum support, faculty training and research initiatives.
2. To offer a Global Technology Management Certificate program and Global Entrepreneurship Certificate Program to
students of Bahra University, Rayat Bahra Group of Institute and Industry Partners of Bahra University.
3. To explore the possibility of cooperating on other training programs and
4. To collaboratively develop the details of program content and financial arrangement.Courses Available: Global Technology
Management and Global Entrepreneurship Certificate
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY:
Since its founding in 1946, Thunderbird has been synonymous with global leadership in business education. Ranked as No.
1in the world, this leadership is recognized by major publications around the world, which have consistently named
Thunderbird as a leader in Global Business Education.
Thunderbird School of Global Management is the oldest graduate business school focused exclusively on global business
education. Their faculty is recognized for innovative teaching methods, global business best practices and ground-breaking
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2. To offer a various courses to students of Bahra University and Partners of Bahra University.
3. To explore the possibility of cooperating on other training programs and
4. To collaboratively develop the details of program content and financial arrangement.
About the University:Clemson University is a fully accredited university with its main campus in Clemson, South
Carolina. Some Clemson academic programs are also offered at facilities in Grenville, South Carolina. By its history
and current practice, Clemson University welcomes qualified International students to its programs. More than 350
students from India where enrolled in a variety of academic programs at Clemson in 2010-2011 year. Any Qualifying
Bahra students admitted to Clemson will receive the normal student services provided to all other International
students, such as Academic supervision, Registration and Immigration Services etc.
About the South Carolina:With a mild year round climate, miles of beaches and waterways, a burgeoning art scene and
several up-and coming neighbourhoods, it's no wonder people who visit South Carolina have hard time leaving. This
region is becoming the destination of choice for today's young and experienced professionals. Cited as the best place to
live on East Coast by Outside Magazine and a Job Market Leader by Biz Journals, South Carolina provides the right
mix of opportunities and quality lifestyle found in places around the world.
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE UK
1. To improve the quality of learning and teaching in all the institution and colleges of Bahra University.
2. To offer a standardized International Testing system for English across the institutions using Cambridge ESOL
examination, which are linked to the CEFR international benchmarks.
3. To offer the opportunity to students of Bahra University at colleges of the institution to gain achievements in English
which are internationally recognised.
4. To discuss appropriate teacher training workshops to be provided by Cambridge ESOL.
5. To collaboratively develop the details of program content and financial arrangement.About the University:The
University of Cambridge is one of the world's oldest universities and leading academic centres, and a self-governed
community of scholars. Its reputation for outstanding academic achievement is known world-wide and reflects the
intellectual achievement of its students, as well as the world-class original research carried out by the staff of the
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Dr S K Bansal Vice Chancellor Bahra University during MOU signing ceremonyt with Mr John Kerr CEO,QAI (UK)
University and the Colleges. Cambridge ESOL is the World's Leading authority on English language
testing for all learners of English and qualifications for English language teachers. Cambridge ESOL
English tests and globally recognised as high quality assessments which has a positive impact on the
learning of English. Cambridge ESOL works with partners in India to promote the use of standardized
International assessments as benchmark levels to improve the learning and teaching of English, and is
keen to work with the institutions to give their teachers and students access to International English
Qualification.
About United Kingdom:The UK is a developed country and has the world's seventh-largest economy
by nominal GDP and eighth-largest economy by purchasing power. It was the world's first
industrialised country and the world's foremost power during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The
UK remains a great power with leading economic, cultural, military, scientific and political influence.
It is a recognised nuclear weapons state and its military expenditure ranks third or fourth in the
world.The United Kingdom has a temperate climate, with plentiful rainfall all year round. The
currency of UK is Great British Pound and is equivalent to approximately 78-82 INR.
FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS

Prepare for embassy interviews
Pre departure briefing andd post
arrival helps
Overseas insurance and medical
cover of students
In house english language
proficiency test trainings

Educatioonal loans, banking
facilities and money transfer

guidance
Orientation on country, culture,
travel & luggage

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Separate Hostels for Boys and Girls

Rooms with attached bathrooms
Absolutely ragging-free environment
Computer Labs
In-house Medical facilities
Communication Centre
Convenience store
24 hours Free Ambulance Service
Shopping Complex
Transport Network
Hostel & Mess facilities
Sports grounds/ Courts
Hi-tech Gym
Round the clock security
Canteen/ Tuck shop
CAMPUS LIFE
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Library
Fully Computerized, Wi-Fi
enabled, subscription to research
journals, national and international (print
and e-version), periodicals, reference books,
best Encyclopedias apart from good collection
of books, journals, magazines and Non-books
materials to facilitate quality teaching and
research.
Online Grievance Cell

Occasionally, a student will encounter an
issue or problem on campus that he or she has
not been able to resolve. Rayat- Bahra has a
formal grievance process that students may
initiate by submitting an official
Medical Care Centre

Each campus has a well-equipped
medical center to provide first aid and
prompt medical care round the clock. Doctors
are available to meet any emergency in the
institute or hostel. First aid facility is available in
workshop, lab and buses as well.
Hostel
Separate hostels for girls and for
boys within the campus. Each hostel
has rooms with attached bathrooms, an
activity center, common room, reading room,
dining room with mess, canteen till late hours &
other basic amenities like hot water supply in
winter. Two new hostels are under construction to
provide in house residential facilities to the
aspiring students.
Shopping
Complex & Gym
There are basic necessity shops in the
campus. Stationers shop where students
can purchase stationery, toiletries and other
necessities. There is a confectionery shop, STD
booth, Xerox facility in the campus. A hi tech
gym is also there in the university campus.
Transport
Interactive Learning Avenues

Students have ample avenues to take a break
from study through club activities. Each Campus
has many clubs to choose from: professional
societies for Engineering, Management
Graduates, Hospitality Dramatics Club, Literary
Club, Cultural Society, Photography Club,
Nature Club, Art Society, and Adventure Club
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A fleet of buses, cars,

ambulances and other vehicles
provide uninterrupted transport facility to
the students, faculty, and staff.The
University extends pick and drop
transportation facility to students within a radius
of about 30 km adjoining the Campus.
Ambulance services round the clock are
available for patients in the hospital.
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Annual Transport Charges for the session 2013-14
FEE STRUCTURE
Academic Fee
As per orders of Department of Higher Education-Govt. of Himachal Pradesh
Hostel Charges
Rs. 70000 + Rs. 2000 = Rs. 72000
(Rs. 2000/- refundable security)
REFUND RULES
ACADEMIC FEE
1. If a student surrender his seat before the start of session then Rs 5000/- may be
deducted and balance amount be refunded.
2. If a student surrender his seat after the start of the session, then no refund of fee is
to be made.
HOSTEL FEE
1. In case student leaves the Hostel before the start of semester/year, then one
semester/year hostel fee is to be refunded.
2. In case student leaves the Hostel during the semester, No refund of fee will be
made.
TRANSPORT FEE
1. No refund of fee will be made if student leaves the Transport facility during the
Academic year.
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Route
Dhalli
Malyana
Mehli
Panthaghati
Vikas Nagar(Kasumpti)
BCS(New Shimla)
Khalini
Kanlog
Phagli/Lalpani/Ramnagar
Tutikandi
Sanjauli
IGMC
Chotta Shimla/Lakkar bazar/Longwood/
Statebank
Bemloi
Bus Stand/Tara Hall
V.Tunnel
103 Tunnel
By Pass Shimla
Shoghi
Jatogh
Tutu
Summerhill
Boileauganj
Tavi
Chakkar
Barrier
Shamti
Dharampur
Kumarhatti
Barog
Solan Old Bus Stand/New Busstand/Deonghat
Chambhaghat
Salogra
Kandaghat
Transport charges for

the session 2013-14
24500
24500
22500
22000
21000
20500
20000
18000
16000
15000
21000
20000
18000
16000
16000
16000
14000
13000
6000
17000
16000
17000
15000
14000
14000
12000
18000
29000
25000
22000
16000
14000
12000
6000
PROGRAMMES OFFERED
School of Engineering & Technology
B.Tech.
Programmes
Eligibility
10+2 from any recognized state/national board with
Physics, Chemistry and Maths as subjects and
minimum 45% marks in qualifying exam.(40% in case of SC/ST/OBC)
No. of Seats
(a) Mechanical Engineering
120
(b) Electronics & Communication Engg.
120
(c) Civil Engineering
120
(d) Computer Science & Engineering
60
(e) Automobile Engineering
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Admission Criteria
On the merit of JEE(Main) earlier

known as AIEEE
Eligibility
M.Tech
Programmes
B.Tech or AMIE (Associate Member of Institute of

Engineers) with at least 50% marks(45% in case of
candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC categories)
No. of Seats
(a)Computer Science Engineering
30
(b)Structural Engg. & Construction Management
18
(c)Computer Integrated Manufacturing
18
(d)Electronic & Communication Engineering
18
Admission Criteria
On the merit of GATE or on the merit of entrance

test conducted by HP Technical University Hamirpur
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No. of Seats
MCA
60
Eligibility
Bachelor's degree(Any discipline)OR
BCA/BSc(IT)/B.Sc(Computer Science)/any graduate
with computers as one of the subject in all the three
years of graduation with min. 50% marks.(45%in
case of SC/ST/OBC)
Admission Criteria
On the merit of entrance
test conducted by HP Technical
University Hamirpur
No. of Seats
Master in Hospitality
&
Tourism Adminstration
No. of Seats
No. of Seats
Eligibility
120
Bachelor's degree(Any discipline) with min. 50%

marks.(45%in case of SC/ST/OBC)
Admission Criteria
On the merit of CMAT
(Common Management Admission Test)
or on the merit of entrance
University Hamirpur
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minimum 45% marks in qualifying exam(40% in case
of SC/ST/OBC)

University Hamirpur
B. Pharmacy
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No. of Seats
B.B.A.(Hons.)
Bachelor of
Hotel Management
(BHM)
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Bachelor's degree(Any discipline) with min. 50%

marks. (45%in case of SC/ST/OBC)

test conducted by HP University/
HP Technical University Hamirpur
Eligibility
Admission Criteria

Physics, Chemistry, Maths or
Physics, Chemistry, Biology as subjects and minimum
45% marks in qualifying exam.(40% in case of
SC/ST/OBC)

University Hamirpur
Eligibility
Admission Criteria
M.Pharmacy
(Pharmaceutics)
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B.Pharma with min. 50% marks.(45% in case of

SC/ST/OBC)

University Hamirpur
Eligibility
Admission Criteria

of SC/ST/OBC)
On the merit of BUCET-2013

conducted by Bahra University
School Of Legal Studies
School of Hospitality & Tourism Management
No. of Seats
Admission Criteria
School of Pharmacy
School of Managment
M.B.A.
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Eligibility
Eligibility
of SC/ST/OBC)
Admission Criteria
On the merit of JEE conducted by
NCHMCT
No. of Seats
Five Year Integrated
BA LLB (Proposed)
60
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SCHOLARSHIPS & CONCESSIONS-2013
EDUCATIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Scholarships Concessions for duration of the course
Bahra University promotes and encourages economic, social and educational development within its communities while also giving active
support to local initiatives.
We acknowledge our responsibility to the environment. Throughout the years, we have established a number of programs to reduce our
carbon footprint. In this regard we had numerous tree plantation drive in and around the campus of the Bahra University. We have adopted a
rainwater harvesting system for the effective utilization of the rain water inside our campus.
Documents Required
100% of tuition fee: Student whose both parents are not alive. Attested Copy of Death Certificates
50% of tuition fee:
Student whose father is not alive.
Attested Copy of Death Certificate
50% of tuition fee:
Single girl child.
Affidavit on Desired Format to be submitted every semester/year

for availing the concession (Format available on
www.bahrauniversity.edu.in)
25% of tuition fee:
Brother/Sister of a student studying in

Rayat Bahra Group (Concession will be
given to both the students)
Application on Desired Form (Format available on

www.bahrauniversity.edu.in)
Bahra University strongly believes in giving back to the society .In this regard we have organized Health check camps at Bahra University
& various remote villages of Solan Distt in association with Times of India and with the support of IGMC Shimla.
A blood donation drive was conducted at Bahra University with help of Red Ribbon Club
We also introduced the free ambulance services in the radius of 20 km around the University campus.
Further to promote the awareness about of technical and professional education and the exams concerned with we have conducted Mock
JEE, Medical and Aptitude test at 44 Govt Sr Secondary Schools of Solan district covering approximate 4000 students.
Note: The candidate must maintain consistent academic performance with minimum first class.
Scholarships & Concessions on the Basis of University/Board Results During the Course
25% of Tuition Fee: Students securing 1 to 3 positions in the University and CGPA is greater than 9.0
Note: The above said concession will be valid for a semester only if the student secures 1 to 3 positions as
stated in one semester of the academic session. In case the student secures position as stated above in both
the semesters/annual examination, the concession will be valid for one year and shall be adjusted along with
the tuition fee of next semester/year of the respective class. However, in case of final year students, the
concession shall be adjusted in the tuition fee of the last semester only.
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Important Contact Numbers
STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS
Disciplinary Rules & Regulations for Students
1. Students are expected to maintain decorum in their behavior and habits, at all times, befitting the prestige of the Campus. Students are also expected to
dress-up decently in all public places.
2. Students are advised to attend all classes and to ensure that they maintain the attendance criteria as laid down by the university ordinance governing the
same.
3. Participation of students in academic activities such as seminar/workshop, industrial visits is compulsory.
4. If a student absents from the classes for seven consecutive working days without prior permission his/ her name may be struck off the rolls.
5. During the teaching hours students are not allowed to leave the college campus without written permission from the Dean.
6. Students are prohibited from engaging in acts of intimidation, violence or abuse against any of the students, employees, staff and faculty members of the
university. Students are expected to show sincere, decent and cordial attitude towards their classmates, students of other programs, staff, faculty a n d
other employees of the university.
7. Students' loitering in the campus is prohibited.
8. Ragging is an inhuman act and is banned both inside and outside the campus of the University. The Honorable Supreme Court of India has taken serious
cognizance of the offence of ragging and has issued strict directives for steps to ensure its elimination. Students shall not directly or indirectly indulge in,
aid or abet any activity that might be construed as ragging. Violators will face necessary disciplinary and legal action. This includes lodging of a criminal
case, against the student at the Police Station as per the directive of the Honorable Supreme Court of India as well as expulsion from the University. (For
details, refer to Anti-ragging policy of the Group available at group website www.rayatbahra.com)
9. Smoking, chewing pan, pan-masala, gutka, gambling, consumption of alcoholic drinks and use of hallucinogenic drugs and other illegal substances, or
the possession of such substances, anywhere in the Campus, is strictly forbidden.
10. Carrying any explosive/fire arm, and/or weapon inside the campus is strictly prohibited.
11. Students are advised not to indulge in any prohibited, illegal and unethical, immoral activities inside and/or outside the campus, or else, they will be liable
for punishment as per University rules.
12. Safety of all personal valuables/belongings will be the responsibility of the student.
13. If the student is found involved in activities resulting in direct or indirect loss/damage to the University, the same shall be borne by the student. He/ She
will be asked to compensate the University for the same.
14. Adherence to dress code is compulsory for academic and allied activities in the campus.
15. Each student will be issued an Identity card which is non-transferrable. Student is expected to carry the ID card on his/her person while in the Campus and
especially when appearing in tests and examinations, etc. and also when going out of the Campus.
16. University would not be liable for any compensation/claim whatsoever under any circumstances, in case of any casualty/injury or otherwise to any
student during his/her academic course inside or outside the Campus.
17. In case of any dispute on any matter, the decision of the University would be final and binding.
Competent authority of the University possesses the right to modify the aforesaid rules and/Or Insert/ delete from time to time in future and the same shall be
binding upon the students.
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BAHRA UNIVERSITY
Designation
Name
Contact No.
Vice Chancellor
Dr. S. K. Bansal
9805910009
Registrar
C.R.B. Lalit, IAS (Retd.)
9805092423
Dean (Academics)
Dr. Angshu Bannerjee
9805092442
Director Career Development
Pradeep Prem
9805092429
Dy. Director Mktg. & Admissions
Abhinav Nanda
9805092446
General Manager
K.S. Rana
9805092438
Deputy Registrar
Hitender Chandel
9816020789
Controller Of Exam
9805092437
Public Relations Officer
Ritu Shah
9805044412
Transport Officer
Babu Ram
9805092412
Project Officer
Sanjeev Saharan
9805092455
Medical Officer
Dr. Nivedita Chandel
9805092425
Asstt. Warden(Boys Hostel)
Parvinder Singh
9805092463
Asstt Warden(Girls Hostel)
Madhu Bala
9805092419
Ambulance
9805092413
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BAHRA UNIVERSITY
SHIMLA HILLS
Campus : VPO Kiarighat, Tehsil Kandaghat, Distt. Solan (HP) - 173215
(15kms from Shimla on Shimla-Chandigarh National Highway)
Ph. : 09805092461, 09816087278
Shimla Office: Emm Villa, Top Floor, Near H.P. Secretariat,
Chotta Shimla, Shimla-171005
Tel.: 0177-2629833, 09805044412

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Bahra University is established

Chancellors Message ...1

School of Legal Studies ...50

Vice-Chancellors Message ...2

Career Development Cell ...51

Registrar's Message ...3

Entrepreneurship Cell ...53

A brief profile of Bahra University ...5

International Linkages ...55

About Rayat Bahra Group ...7

Campus Life ...59

Our Other Campuses ...9

Fee Structure ...63

Vision & Mission of the University ...13

Programmes Offered ...64

Key Functionaries ...15

Scholarships & Concessions-2013 ...67

Corporate Office Key Functionaries ...16

Educational Social Responsibility ...68

Intellectual Capital ...17

Bahra University in News ...69

Faculty Achievements ...19

Academic Environment ...31

Student Instructions ...73

Teaching Pedagogy ...32

Important Contact Numbers ...74

School Of Engineering & Technology ...33

S. Gurvinder Singh Bahra

S. Nirmal Singh Rayat

ABOUT RAYAT BAHRA GROUP

MOHALI (CHANDIGARH) CAMPUS

OUR OTHER CAMPUSES

RAYAT-BAHRA, PATIALA CAMPUS

RAYAT-BAHRA, MOHALI (CHANDIGARH) CAMPUS

Rayat & Bahra College of Nursing

RAYAT-BAHRA, ROPAR CAMPUS

RAYAT-BAHRA, HOSHIARPUR CAMPUS

RAYAT-BAHRA, SONEPAT (DELHI-NCR) CAMPUS

DELHI-NCR (SONEPAT ) CAMPUS

VISION OF THE UNIVERSITY

MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY

Within a vibrant, ever-challenging and supportive learning environment, the Bahra

Jt. Managing Director

Dr. Sandeep Kaura

Jt. Managing Director

Usha R. Sharma (IAS Retd.)

Director, General Outreach

Dr. K.C. Aggarwal

Dean Academic Affairs

Director, Corporate Relations

Dean Of Student Welfare

Jt. Director- Marketing, Admissions, Placements & PR

Dean of Post Graduate Studies

Dy. Director, Accounts & Taxation

Dean of Co-operative studies & placements

Dy. Director, Finance & OSD to Chairman

Anil Kumar Sharma

Jt. Director, Planning

Dy. Director, Planning

Kuldeep Singh Rana

General Manager Administration

Head Entrepreneurship Cell

Director (Traning & Placements)