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Women candidates get 25% concession in fee 2. Free education to Jail (Prision) inmates 3. NEW & INNOVATIVE COURSES Artificial Insemination & Minor Veterinary Services. Interior Decoration. Computer Networking (CCNA of CISCO) Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) 4. All payments shall be received in exact amount in the form of Deman Draft, payable in favour of Nalanda Open Universty at Patna. Demand draft of less or more amount shall not be accepted. 5. Carrying mobile phone in Examination Hall is an offence. A candidate found with mobile phone in examination hall can be expelled or fined Rs. 500/- 6. Assignment copies are required to be submitted paperwise in sealed envelop only on prescribed date of examination (paperwise). 7. Candidate not submitting, assignment on prescribed date (Examination Date) on prescribed copy shall be declared fail. 8. Three previous years questions set of all subjects are available on the website of Nalanda Open University. Students need not contact any body for previous year questions. [ 2 ] (iv) and prescribed copy Sl. Particulars Page Nos. No 1. About the University 1 1.1 Recent Activities 2 2. Distance Learning and Nalanda Open University 4 3. Aims and Objectives of the University 4 4. Educational Scenario in Bihar 4 5. Academic Setup of the University : 5 6. Academic Session of the University 10 7. Programmes at a Glance 10 8. New Programmes to be Launched in Near Future 13 9. Minimum Eligibility for Admission to Various Courses 14 10. Language of Self Learning Material 14 11. Medium and Mode of Teaching and Examinations 16 12. CounsellingcumStudy Centres of the University 16 13. Sale of Prospecuts for Admission to First Year Students 17 14. Admission Procedure for First Year Students 17 15. Document Required at the time of Admission 18 16. Selection of Candidates for Admission and Issue of Examination Admit Card 19 17. Simultaneous Admission in More than one Course of the University is not Permissible 19 18. Syllabi of Different Programmes 19 19. Course fee for Diffrent Programmes 19 20. Rebate to Women Candidates in Admission fee 20 21. Registration 20 22. Identity Card 20 23. Change of Course in the MidWay 20 24. Change of Address 20 25. Distribution of Course Material and Syllabus to First Year Students 20 26- fo|kfFk;Z ksa dks ukekadu ds le; miyCèk djkbZ tkus okyh lkefx;z k¡ % 21 27. Admission Procedure for 2nd and 3rd Year Students 21 28. Distribution of Examination Admit Card, SLM, etc. to 2nd and 3rd year Studetns 22 29. Provision for Failed Students 22 30. Procedure to Obtain Fresh Material in Case of Loss of Material Already Supplied 23 31. Distribution of Marks 23 32- ijke'k Z d{kk,¡ ( Counselling Classes) 23 [ 3 ] (v) 33. Assignment Work / Project Report Must be Submitted in Time 24 to Complete the Course 34- l=kh;&dk;Z @ izkstsDV fjiksVZ dks tek djus ds lEcUèk esa izkoèkku 25 35. Practical Classes / Must be Completed to Complete the Course 27 36. Library 29 37. Examination and Pass Marks 30 38. Improvement Examination 30 39. Examination Schedule for 2015 31 40. Examination Centre 32 41. Opening of New Examination Centres 33 42. Publication of Results 34 43. Award of Certificates/Degrees 34 44. Award of Gold Medal to Toppers in P.G. Subjects 35 45. ReEvaluation and Scrutiny 35 46- lwpuk vfèkdkj vfèkfu;e ds vUrxZr lwpuk dh ikzfIr 35 46A. ijh{kk esa O;og`r mÙkj iqfLrdkvksa dh Nk;kizfr dks miyCèk djkus ds 36 lEcUèk esa ukyUnk [kqyk fo'ofo|ky; dk ifjfu;e % 46B. O;og`r mÙkj iqfLrdk dh Nk;kizfr izkIr djus gsrq vkosnu&i=k dk izk:i % 37 47. General Guidelines 38 48- fo|kfFk;Z ksa }kjk ckj&ckj ,oa è;kuiow dZ i<+s tkus okys fcUnq 38 49- fo'ofo|ky; rFkk fo|kfFk;Z ksa ls lEcfUèkr lwpukvksa dk idz k'ku 39 50. New Courses 39 51. Upgradation of Old Courses 40 52. Structure and Brief Syllabi of the Programmes Offered by the University 40 (A) Master’s Degree Courses in Arts Subjects 40 (B) Master’s Degree Courses in Science Subjects 57 (C) Master’s Degree Courses in Commerce (M.Com.) 65 (D) Master's Degree Course in Library and Information Science (MLIS) 66 (E) Master's Degree Course in Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC) 67 (F) Master's Degree Course in Computer Application 68 53. Post Graduate Diploma Courses 70 54. Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) Course 72 55. Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS) Course 73 56. Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) 74 (B) Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Courses 87 (C) Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) Course 94 57. Bachelor in Business Adminstration (BBA) 97 58. Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) Course 98 59. Intermediate Courses 99 60. Certificate Courses 106 AnnexureI (Details of Programmes) 131 AnnexureII 139 AnnexureA AdmissioncumReglstration Form, 2014 iii AnnexureB (Examination Application Form) iiiiv AnnexureC (Holidays List) v AnnexureD (Check List) vi L L L [ 4 ] (vi) 1. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY : The Nalanda Open University is the only University in the State of Bihar, which is meant for imparting learning exclusively through the system of open & distance learning. The University was established in March, 1987, by an Ordinance, promulgated by the Government of Bihar. Later, after passing Nalanda Open University Act, 1995 by the Bihar Legislature, the University came under the authority and jurisdiction of the new Act. The University is an autonomous body under the Nalanda Open University, Act, 1995, and is named after the famous Nalanda University of Ancient India. At present, the University is functioning from its camp office at Biscomaun Bhavan, Gandhi Maidan, Patna. The University offices are located on 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4th and 12th floors of Biscomaun Bhawan. The University is, in possession of about 60,000 sq. feet of built up area. The University has, class rooms, laboratories for science subjects and training facilities for computer programmes. The Computer Laboratory of the University is cannected with 1 Gbps Internetconnection under NKN Project of MHRD and equipped with 350 high end computer with latest procesors and is, one of the largest computers centre in this part of the country. Besides Biscomaun Bhavan, the Universlty has further hired ground floor of Cooperative Bank Building (opposite B.N .Colleage, Patna) and some built up area of Bihar Vidyapith for establishing of self learning material (S.L.M.) distribution centres.Moreover, State Government has started a process for developing a spacious campus for Nalanda Open University at Nalanda. The administrative function of the University is performed from the 3rd floor of the Biscomaun Bhawan. The University has a well equipped and developed fully automated administrative office. The University has an airconditioned electronically controlled examination centre for about 1000 examinees. and a state of the art library, with about 70,000 titles. A view of the University Camp Office at Patna [ 5 ] 1.1 Recent Activities: The University has served the state for more than 25 years and the process has begun to celebrate Silver Jubilee of its establishment on a grand scale. Some extra mural lectures of persons of repute have already been organised and a few more are in the pipeline. We are going to release a souvenir on the very day of the celebration. The Research Publication Committee of the university has also been revived and the quality research work will regularly be published after the recommendation of peer reviewer. We have also recently organised workshop for our counsellors, Selflearning Material writers and the employees of the university to upkeep them with new horizons and development syndromes in the ambit of open and distance learning. A seminar on "Public Administration and development in Bihar" was also organised with the collaboration of IIPA, Bihar Branch, Patna. It was attended by celebrities like Sri V.S. Dubey (!AS), former Chief Secretary of Bihar and Jharkhand and formarVice Chancellor, Nalanda Open University, Patna and Dr. S.K. Singh, former Director of National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad. Inaugural session of a workshop on curriculum transaction [ 6 ] Faculty members in the relaxed mood after a workshop Inaugural session of a seminar on 05.04.2014 [ 7 ] 2. DISTANCE LEARNING AND NALANDA OPEN UNIVERSITY: The University offers courses in higher learning through open and distance learning (ODL) mode of education to the students of the State of Bihar in particular and other students of the country in general who have been denied admission in conventional institutions or who are unable to study in such institutions as day boarders, but are still desirous to upgrade their educational attainments. The courses offered by the University are innovative, job oriented and self satisfying. It may be mentioned that the Nalanda Open University is the 4th oldest open University of the Country. During its existence of last 25 years, the University has contributed immensely in spreading higher education through the distance mode of learning. The University is recognized by Distance Education Bureau (DEB), University Grants Commission (UGC), and Ministry of H.R.D., Govt. of India, for imparting education through open and distance mode of learning (ODL). The University is also a member of International Council of Open and Distance Education (ICDE) and Asian Association of Open Universites (AAOU) for improvement and upgradation of its courses on international level. 3. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY : The aims and objectives of the University are: (a) To provide educational opportunities to those who are unable to take up formal education and are yet desirous to upgrade their educational qualification and acquire state of the art knowledge in various fields of learning through correspondence course, contact programmes at study centres and other means of mass communication, likeradio, satellite, and electronic media. (b) To provide flexibility in enrolment to various courses of higher education in matters, like, age of entry, choice of courses, methods of learning, conduct of examination, operation of programmes etc. (c) To offer degree, diploma and certificate courses in different disciplines of learning and to provide facilities for research and advance learning. (d) To disseminate knowledge and to undertake activities for advancement of art, education, literature, science and technology. (e) To provide special facilities, through distance mode of education, to individuals and groups, like, elderly people, inservice personnel, housewives, people living in remote areas, socially disadvantaged people and others to upgrade their skill and to acquire higher academic qualifications. (f) To lay emphasis on introduction and teaching of vocational as well as conventional courses, leading to award of degree, diploma and certificates. (g) To create awareness for selfsufficiency and act as a catalyst to equip people with knowledge and higher qualification to enable them to become suitable for new job opportunities. (h) To provide modern courses in rural, agricultural, industrial and commercial disciplines to meet people's aspirations in these areas. (i) To design learning material in a manner which may lead to improvement in socio economic conditions of the general masses. (j) To bring awareness in women, children, and downtrodden of their social rights, duties and legal status in the society. 4. EDUCATIONAL SCENARIO IN BIHAR : Bihar is a densely populated state with an approximate population of about 11 crores, but the State has the lowest literacy percentage in the entire country (only about 60%). As such, it is essential [ 8 ] that Bihar makes an all out effort to leap forward in spreading education and improving its performance on the literacy front. The State has, now, about 4000 high schools, including 10+2 schools, and 14 state run Universities. Every year, over 8 lakh students appear at the Secondary School Examination and nearly 70 percent of them pass out. However, not all of them can get accommodated for higher education in institutions of conventional learning. Therefore, the distance mode institutions, like, the Nalanda Open University, have to play a major role in meeting the aspirations of this group of students, who are denied admission in conventional institutions, but are still anxious to pursue their studies at higher levels. The Nalanda Open University provides them an alternate route to pursue their studies through distance mode of education. 5. ACADEMIC SET-UP OF THE UNIVERSITY : The University academic affairs are managed through the following schools to cater education in distinctly related subject. 5.1 SCHOOL OF COMPUTER EDUCATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY : The vision of the school is to emerge as an institution of excellence for IT education through online & distance mode and to excel in Research & Development. The missions of the school are l To offer PG & UG Programmes in Computer Science and IT related areas, keeping in tune with the latest developments and industrial requirements. Sri A.N. Pandey Mrs. Kiran Pandey l To offer advanced level training programme and to promote industry based internship, leading to the development of skilled technical man power in Software industry. l To guide and supervise in the identified IT domains to enhance students’ R & D potential. This school is under overall supervision of two full time computer experts, and other faculty members namely, Shri Amar Nath Pandey, MCA and Smt. Kiran Pandey, MCA and Dr. Amresh Ranjan. Besides, a host of other computer experts are drawn from reputed institutions to do counselling and teaching work for Dr. Amresh Ranjan students offering computer courses. Through this school, the University is imparting computer education in the following programmes: 5.1.1 Master of Computer Application (MCA) 5.1.2 Bachelorof Computer Application.(BCA) 5.1.3 Certificate Course in Computing. (CIC) 5.1.4 Short Course in Home Usages of Computers. 5.1.5. Certificate in Computer Network Administration– (Discovery) 5.1.6. Certificate in Computer Network Admistration– (Exploration). 5.1.5 and 5.1.6 Courses are based on CISCO courses and student has option to get CCNA CISCO Certificate also. “Short Cerfiticate Course in Home Usages of Computers” is a four weak course and has been introduced by the University as a philanthropic training programme, run on a very nominal fee basis, for the benefit of laymen, senior citizens, housewives etc. The course is intended to provide these sections of citzenship basic knowledge and practice of computers so that they can perform thier daytoday work, on line, by making use of computers for works, like, railway reservation, banking transactions, letter writing, etelephony, internetting, entertainment etc. 5.2 SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT : This School is responsible for designing, developing and coordinating all courses in Economics, Commerce and Management at Post Graduate, Prof. S.P. Thakur Graduate and Intermediate levels, Till date, the following courses have been [ 9 ] developed by this school: 5.2.1 Master of Commerce. 5.2.2 M. A. in Economics. 5.2.3 PostGraduate Diploma in Financial Management. 5.2.4 PostGraduate Diploma in Marketing Management. 5.2.5 Bachelor of Commerce. 5.2.6 Bacheler in Business Administration (BBA) 5.2.7 B. A. (Hons.) in Economics. 5.2.8 Intermediate of Commerce. 5.2.9 Certificate Course in Disaster Management Dr. Bhagwan Prasad Sinha 5.2.10 Certificate Course in Insurance Services. At present there are two Coordinators in the School of Economics, Commerce and Management, namely, (1) Prof. (Dr.) S.P. Thakur, former Head of the Department of Commerce, L.N.M. University and (2) Prof. (Dr.) Bhagwan Prasad Sinha, former Head of the Department of Economics, Patna University 5.3 SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE : This school is responsible for designing, developing and coordinating different courses in Health and Environmental Science. It has to offer the following programmes : 5.3.1 M.A./M.Sc. in Environmental Science. 5.3.2 P. G. Diploma in Yogic Studies. 5.3.3 Certificate course in Basic Medical Assistance and Nursing. 5.3.4 Certificate course in Child Psychology and Guidance. 5.3.5 Certificate course in Clinical Dental Technique. 5.3.6 Certificate course in Dental and Oral Hygiene. 5.3.7 Certificate course in Dental Mechanics. 5.3.8 Certificate course in ECG Technique. 5.3.9 Certificate course in Environmental Studies. 5.3.10 Certificate course in Food and Nutrition. 5.3.11 Certificate course in Health and Enviroment. 5.3.12 Certificate course in Nutrition and Child Care. 5.3.13 Certificate course in Medical Laboratory Technique. 5.3.14 Certificate course in HIV and Family Education. 5.3.15 Certificate course in Operation Theatre Assistantship. 5.3.16 Certificate course in Optometry and Opthalmic Assistantship. 5.3.17 Certificate course in Physiotherapy and Yogatherapy. 5.3.18 Certificate course in Radiography and Imaging Technique. At present this scool is headed by Dr. S.S. Chaudhary Retd. teacher of Patna Medical College, Patna. Under his guidence this School is developing new courses in Para Medical subjects live Nursing, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Radiotherapy etc. 5.4 SCHOOL OF INDIAN AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES : This School is headed by Prof. Bhupendra Kalsi, former Head of the Department of Hindi Magadh University. This school is responsible for designing and developing different course at Certificate, Diploma, Graduate and PostGraduate levels in Indian and Foreign Languages. The school is also responsible for coordinating all the programmes under its jurisdiction, including the development of course material, its improvement and continuous upgradation, apart from organising counselling classes and conducting all other students related activities. Till date, the following programmes have been developed by this school: 5.4.1 M. A. in Bhojpuri. 5.4.2 M. A. in Hindi. 5.4.3 M. A. in Magahi. 5.4.4 M.A. in Sanskrit. 5.4.5 M. A. in Urdu. 5.4.6 M. A. in Maithili 5.4.7 P. G. Diploma in HindiEnglish Translation. (To be introduced) 5.4.8 B. A. (Hons.) in Hindi. 5.4.9 I. A. (Hindi). Prof. (Dr.) Bhupendra Kalsi 5.4.10 Certificate Course in Bhojpuri. [ 10 ]
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