Prospectus For Postgraduate Courses 2022 - English - 1st Proof

TUMKUR UNIVERSITY PROSPECTUS 2023 - 2024
Vision
“To generate human resources of top quality
to successfully meet global challenges”.
MiSsion
 To transform the guiding vision into action
plan through a band of committed teachers
who are professionally competent and
His Excellency conscientiously upright.
Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot  To promote high quality research for
Governor of Karnataka & Chancellor of the University sustainable development of the society.
 To bridge the gap between academic
knowledge and professional skills.
 To create adequate academic and physical
infrastructure for high level performance.
 To promote and develop outreach and
extension activities for disadvantaged
groups of society.
 To introduce reformatory and innovative
measures for pedagogical development.
 To strengthen institutional networking for
knowledge sharing and academic excellence.
 To further the relevance of the use of
information and communication technology
system.
 To institutionalize benevolent governance
through accountability, transparency and
inclusiveness.
 To create adequate student-support services
for effective exploration of their aptitudes.
Dr. Ashwath Narayana C  To promote and develop vocational
Hon’ble Minister for Higher Education, Govt. of education, career and life-skill development.
Karnataka & Pro-Chancellor of the University  To initiate and implement such other
measures as are necessary for effective
functioning of the University
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Message From The Vice-Chancellor
Dear Students and Parents,

It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to Tumkur University. You have indeed made
a good choice by opting for Tumkur University as your destination of higher learning. We
promise you quality higher education in the Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and
Commerce and Business Management.
We are proud to have teachers, who are scientists, social scientists, and scholars in their
respective domains of knowledge. They are committed to teaching and research, and some of
them have brought laurels to the University by making rich contributions to their disciplines.
I am sure you will have great opportunities to learn and grow with them.
Teaching and research go hand in hand at our university, and accordingly, we provide
infrastructure to nurture the unity of teaching and research. Furthermore, we are upgrading our
laboratories and smart classrooms to create a conducive environment for maximum learning.
As we prepare our students for greater career opportunities, we have designed our curricula
across the faculties to meet the needs of industry, without forgetting the core values of Liberal
Education—critical thinking and citizenship training.
Further, we extend student-support services and take care of your overall well-being. While
creating opportunities for you in curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, we
change you and mould you for the 21st-century life and career. I am happy to invite you to be
part of the learning community at Tumkur University.
Professor M. Venkateshwarlu
Vice-Chancellor
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Message From The Registrar
Dear Students and Parents,

I am pleased to welcome you to the corridors of knowledge at Tumkur University. Our
university, established in 2004, has come a long way in fulfilling the educational needs of the
Tumakuru region. We are committed to providing quality higher education to the students of
this region and ensuring social justice at all levels. We will take care of your intellectual and
social life on our campus.
The infrastructure and human resources at our university will create a conducive environment
for deep learning and understanding of your respective disciplines. Apart from a Wi-Fi-
enabled campus, we facilitate e-learning resources and a rich collection of books and journals
in the central library.
While higher education in India is expanding, our interdisciplinary curricula take you to the
frontiers of contemporary intellectual life. Our updated CBCS curricula prepare you not only
for the job market but also for leading a good life in the 21st century. Accordingly, our teaching
fraternity assures you great moments of learning experience in classrooms and inculcates in
you the skills required for the application of knowledge in real-life situations.
Further, we give a wide scope for exploring co-curricular and extra-curricular activities that
add to the life of the mind at our university.
“Apply your heart to instruction and your ear to words of knowledge”
Professor K Shivachithappa
Registrar
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Prof. Nirmal Raju Sri. Revanna R.

Registrar (Evaluation) Finance Officer
Officers of The University
Prof. Shivalingaswamy H. K. Prof. Keshava

Dean, Faculty of Arts and Law Dean, Faculty of Science & Technology
Dr. Shekhar B. Prof. Latha B.S.

Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Management Dean, Faculty of Education
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Prof. B.T. Sampathkumar Dr. Ramesh Reddy V.

Director, Deputy Registrar,
Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Board Human Resource Development
Prof. P. Paramashivaiah Dr. D Suresh

Director, Student Welfare Deputy Registrar,
General and Development
Prof. Ramesh B.
Director, Internal Quality Assurence Cell Dr. Mangalagowri M.
Deputy Registrar, Academic
Prof. Patil Mallikarjuna B.
Director, College Development Council Dr. Kusuma Kumari B. M.
Deputy Registrar, Syndicate
Dr. Rajendrababu
Co-ordinator, Skill Development Centre Dr. Mahalinga K. & Dr. Dwarakanath V.
Deputy Registrar, Evaluation
Sri Harish Kumar K.
Nodal Officer Dr. Ramesh Salian
Rashriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) Director, Research
Prof. H K Shivalingaswamy Dr. Neelakantha N. T.

Director, International Centre Deputy Finance Officer
Dr. Mouneshwara Srinivas Rao Dr. Umesh S E

Co-ordinator, National Service Scheme Liaison Officer for the Differently Abled
Prof. B Shekhar Sri K. Manjunatha

University Placement Officer Executive Engineer (I/C)
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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
T umkur University, established in the year 2004, has gained significance as one of the young
universities in the country and has been recognized as an institution of higher learning on par
with high profile national institutions. It is a State University, established to cater to the educational
needs of Tumakuru district where the majority of students hail from rural background.
Since its inception, the University has been witnessing tremendous growth in the development
of its academic profile and infrastructural facilities. Within a short span of thirteen years, the
University has been successful in being recognized as an Institute of National Eminence by the
UGC, besides being recognized under 12 (B) of the UGC Act 1956 and also successfully gaining
'B+' grade by the NAAC accreditation.
Thirty Departments of Postgraduate Studies and Research in the faculties of Science and
Technology, Arts, Commerce and Management; two Constituent Colleges - the University College
of Arts and the University College of Science; and eighty-seven affiliated Colleges constitute the
universe of the Tumkur University. The ever swelling academic profile of the University constantly
witnesses the highly qualified faculty of the University who have been regularly publishing
scientific and research papers in refereed international journals and other new media, in addition
to participating in conferences, workshops and other academic events.
The University offers PhD Programmes in 18 departments. The research profile of the University
includes 63 research projects from various funding agencies such as Indian Space Research
Organization (ISRO), Department of Science and Technology (DST), Science and Engineering
Research Board (SERB), UGC, ICSSR, ICHR, Vision Group on Science and Technology (VGST),
Government of Karnataka, and the British Council, etc.
The Prasaranga, publication division of the University, has so far brought out several research-
based books, besides bringing out a University Newsletter and two scholarly refereed journals
including Pragmata: Journal of Human Sciences and Lokajnana: Journal of Cultural Studies in
Kannada.
We have also upgraded our infrastructurte by making a room for Post Office and Health Centre,
among other service facilities. Besides, you can let your eyes feast on the beautification of the
campus.
Our teachers, while undertaking teaching in their respective deciplines, constantly involve
themelves in cutting-edge research.
All in all, the Tumkur University is an ideal place for two years of your higher learning.
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STUDENT SUPPORT FACILITIES AND SERVICES
LIBRARY
The University Library is a centre of

information and learning resources
meant for the academic community
of the University. The Library is
catering to the information needs
of faculty, research scholars and
students in Arts, Humanities, Social
Sciences, Management, and Natural
Sciences. The main objective is to
make the Library the most effective
Learning Resource Centre. For the
benefit of students, the Library has
created a catalogue of e-resources
including Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC), Competitive Learning Corner, Digital
Library for accessing UGC INFLIBNET e-resources and a reference section with wireless
Internet facility.
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
University has constituted an IQAC based on the UGC and NAAC guidelines and it monitors
the internal quality in terms of academic teaching and research. The IQAC has actively been
contributing to the academic development of the University.
RESIDENCE FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS
Students hailing from socially and economically marginalized groups (SC/ST) will be
provided
with hostel facilities. The hostels are maintained with the financial support provided by the
Social Welfare Department, and the regulations of the Social Welfare Department and the
University are followed while admitting the students to the hostels. Hostel facility for women
is also available. Further, a separate hostel is available for BCM students. Admission to the
hostels will be made through the Selection Committee as per the University rules.
DIRECTORATE OF STUDENT WELFARE
For the benefit of the students, the University has established the Directorate of Student
Welfare, which facilitates the award of scholarships, career guidance and offers counseling to
the students.
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DR. B.R. AMBEDKAR STUDY CENTRE
Tumkur University proudly upholds the principle

of social justice. In order to give an intellectual and
philosophical framework to the education of the
socially marginalized students, we have established
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Study Centre. While propagating
the ideas and ideals of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the
Centre provides an opportunity to several students
to undertake scholarly enquiry and higher studies on
the thoughts of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Besides, the Centre is committed to develop appropriate
methodologies and pedagogical practices to translate Dr. B.R.Ambedkar’s ideas into practical
propositions and policy frameworks. To this effect, the Centre has successfully been conducting
several academic and research programmes and workshops for the students and faculty.
SCP/TSP PROGRAMME
SCP/TSP Cell of the University is actively engaged in planning and executing several
programmes for the benefit of SC/ST students pursuing postgraduate studies in the various
departments of the University. Some of the programmes undertaken include skill development
workshops, better facilities for student residences, special library facilities and enhanced
support for sports and cultural activities.
SC/ST CELL
The SC/ST Cell at the University assists the SC/ST students in their overall development. It
monitors the implementation of various welfare programmes for the benefit of the SC/ST
students.
LIAISON OFFICE FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS
The University is committed to providing an inclusive environment for persons with

disabilities. In order to look after the welfare of persons with disabilities, a liaison officer has
been nominated. The liaison officer acts as single window system with respect to issues of
persons with disabilities. ‍For any information, clarification, suggestions, guidance, solutions
for their problems or any kind of support, the students with disabilities may contact the liaison
officer Dr. Umesha. S.E (Mob: 9480662242).
COMPLETE Wi-Fi ENABLED CAMPUS
The University campus is completely enabled with wireless network. This provides seamless
Internet access to teachers, research scholars and students. Instant access to a wide range of
information resources has also been made available. The University has already provided User
IDs and passwords to the faculty for utilizing internet through Wi-Fi all over the campus, and
the same facility has also been extended to all the students.
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COMPUTING FACILITIES
The University has sufficiently upgraded its technological base of the infrastructure which is
testified by the use of computers since its very inception both in its academic and administrative
activities. The University has realized the demands of the job market and concernedly considers
the training of the students in computing skills as a necessary preparation for higher learning
in all the disciplines. Hence, we create conditions for acquiring computing skills through
computer labs.
PRASARANGA
Prasaranga of Tumkur University has been established as per Karnataka University Act 2000.
Prasaranga has been active in creating interest and inculcating among students and the public
the taste in the disciplines such as Humanities, Sciences and Social Sciences.
Prasaranga, in this background, has published texts, journals and other books related
certain serious topics. In addition, Prasaranga has also published books and articles about
the luminaries belonging to the spiritual heritage of India such as Buddha, Vivekananda and
also about philosophers such as Gandhi and Ambedkar. Kannada Translation of the first four
volumes of Kalatatvakosha, edited by renowned scholar and historian Prof. Kapila Vatsayana,
a significant publication of Indira Gandhi National Centre For Arts, New Delhi, has been a
reckoning feat of Prasaranga of Tumkur University. In addition to this, the English lectures
delivered by spiritual leader of the Tibetan people His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama have been
translated into English by the teachers of Tumkur University and published in a book titled
Karunya.
Lokajnana, a journal enlisted in the UGC Carelist, being regularly published has been witness
for the greatness of Prasaranga of Tumkur University.
LANGUAGE LABORATORY
The majority of students admitted to the University do not have adequate exposure to the
English language. In this regard, considering the importance of language competence in the
academic development of learners, the University has established a language laboratory. The
Lab offers its services by customizing its resources so as to enhance not only the day-to-day
communication skills of the students but also to develop their English language skills for
higher academic purposes.
GAMES AND SPORTS
The concern of the University for holistic development of

the students ranges from curricular to co-curricular and
to extra-curricular activities. The University sufficiently
provides opportunities for the students to excel in various
disciplines of sports. The provision for various outdoor
games is phenomenal as the sprawling campus boasts
of well-maintained large play grounds for cricket and
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football. Separate courts for basketball, volleyball and tennis provide greater opportunities for
the sports-aspirants.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
With a view to constantly upgrade the knowledge base of the students, and to expose them
to current researches, the PG Departments of the University are engaged in conducting
national and international conferences, seminars and symposia. Special lectures from eminent
educationists and practitioners from industry, NGOs and research institutes are regularly
arranged to make students transcend the boundaries of the syllabi.
NSS
The National Service Scheme Wing of the University has been doing yeoman service in realizing
the vision of NSS scheme – “Development of Villages is the development of the nation”. The
University unit has conducted several camps in different villages and has been monitoring the
NSS activities of the affiliated colleges very effectively.
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
One of the aims of the University is to act as a link between local aspirations and global
opportunities. The International Centre at the University coordinates the academic
collaborations with foreign universities and other educational institutions. Student and faculty
exchange programmes and other academic collaborations with international institutions are
in pipeline.
PLANNING MONITORING AND EVALUATION BOARD (PMEB)
University has established a PME Board according to the guidelines of KSU Act 2000 which is
responsible for a holistic growth and planned development of the University.
CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES
University has established a Centre for Women’s Studies with funding from the UGC to facilitate
study and research on problems of women. The objectives of the Centre are to globally support
women’s studies, besides offering academic services, and to create social awareness about
gender equality and women’s human rights. The Centre has organized several programmes in
this regard.
PLACEMENT CELL
The University has constituted a placement cell to meet the career aspirations of its students. It
acts as an interface between the recruiting organizations and the students. The Cell facilitates
campus interviews and several other programmes for
the benefit of the students.
GUEST HOUSES
The University has two well-furnished guest houses. A
Faculty Guest House is available for accommodating
the teaching faculty members who come from other
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universities on examination work, evaluation, conferences, seminars and such other academic
assignments. Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Bhavan is a fully-furnished air-conditioned
state-of-the-art guest house for accommodating VIPs. Named after the great educationist and
visionary Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, the Bhavan houses rare photographs, books and
other important artefacts depicting his life. This is the University’s tribute to the luminary.
EXAMINATIONS
Highly transparent and fool-proof examination system
has been developed at the University. While conducting
the University exams and evaluation smoothly, the
Pareeksha Bhavan, Exam Section, has evolved a highly
efficient system for all its activities including declaring
results on time and making the results quickly available
online.
HEALTH CENTRE
The Health Centre at the University caters to the medical needs of the teaching and non-
teaching staff, research scholars, and students.
POST OFFICE
In order to expedite the day-to-day postal correspondence, a Post Office has been established
on the campus.
STUDY CHAIRS
The University has established study chairs to facilitate study and research on the ideology of
several eminent personalities. The following study chairs are functioning in the University.
Name of the Chair Director
Dr. Ambedkar Adhyayana Kendra Dr. Basavaraj G.
Kumaravyasa Adhyayana Peetha Dr. P M Gangadharaih
Dr. G S Paramashivaiah Adhyayana Peetha Dr. Pallavi Kusugal
Dr. Babu Jagjivanram Adhyayana Peetha Dr. Dwarakanath V.
Swamy Vivekananda Peetha Dr. Chethan Prathap
Basaveshwara Peetha Dr. Venkatareddy Ramareddy
Nada Prabhu Kempegowda Peetha Dr. Suresh D
Prof. M D Nanjundaswamy Peetha Dr. Muniraju M.
Gowthama Buddha Peetha Dr. Nagabhushana Bagganadu
Santha Shishunala Shareefa Peetha Prof. N. S. Gundoor
Dr. D Devaraj Urs Adhyayana Peetha Dr. Gunde Gowda
Shri Junjappa Adhyayana Peetha Dr. S Shivanna
Kuvempu Adhyayana Peetha Dr. Geetha Vasanth
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CBCS: CURRICULUM
The University, from the academic year 2014-15, has introduced the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS).
The CBCS provides students with diverse learning opportunities, and enhances the quality of teacher-student
interaction. The system has a greater advantage over the traditional systems of teaching and learning in creating
conditions for students to learn independently across the disciplines. As an interdisciplinary enterprise, the
CBCS facilitates continuous learning and evaluation. In a nutshell, this system, which is designed to recognize
the capability and individual talent of the student, makes the imparting of education learner-centric. The syllabi
have been revised and will come into effect from the academic year 2018-19.
Advantages of CBCS:
 Flexibility in interdisciplinary learning.
 Continuous assessment reduces the semester-end examination burden and also provides for the self-
assessment of students, opening up opportunities to improve on the deficiencies.
 It facilitates more interaction between the teacher and the students.
 It brings in transparency, objectivity and quality in teaching and learning.
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FACULTY OF VARIOUS DISCIPLINES
The University has constituted various faculties under Section 34 of the KSU Act, 2000. Each faculty comprises
a number of Departments of Studies and Research. The various faculties and the respective Departments on
campus are as follows:
FACULTY OF ARTS
Dr. D.V. Gundappa Kannada Adhyayana Kendra

The Department of Studies and Research in Kannada, which is named after the
most celebrated Kannada poet and thinker Dr. D V Gundappa, offers courses in
Literary, Folklore and Cultural Studies. In order to develop advanced research
skills among the students, the Department has designed a radically new syllabus
and has introduced innovative papers. Besides, the Department periodically
conducts training modules to hone the academic skills of the students. To study
different forms of cultures across the globe through the Kannada language has
been our aspiration.
Course offered: M. A. Kannada
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all the subjects and a minimum of 45% in
Optional Kannada at the Bachelor’s degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Optional Kannada)
■ Candidates with B.A., B.Sc., or B.Com., degrees are also eligible to apply, provided they have secured
45% in Kannada language at the Bachelor’s degree (40% for SC/ST and Category-I).
■ Candidates who have passed Kannada Pandit B.A., Integrated course (5 years) recognized by the
University.
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Department of Studies and Research in English
The Department of Studies and Research in English, with scholar-teachers working in the fields of language,
literature and culture, offers MA and PhD programmes in English Studies. Considering the intellectual needs
of rural students in Tumkur region, the Department aspires to lead the unity of teaching and research in the
humanities from the viewpoint of Kannada and Indian cultural contexts. We offer a variety of interdisciplinary
courses and organize workshops, colloquia and conferences in order to build up a culture of inquiry, besides
inviting scholars to address the students.
Our alumni have been pursuing different careers in public and private institutions. After the completion of the
course, our students will have great opportunities in the field of media and journalism, translation industry,
besides teaching and research in educational institutions. Slightly ambitious students can become creative
writers, critics, and literary historians. Our course also prepares students for competitive exams.
NAME OF THE FACULTY DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Dr Shivalingaswamy H K Professor M.A. PhD. Critical Theories, Cultural
Studies, Dalit Studies, European
Literature and World Literature
Dr N S Gundur Professor and M.A. PhD. Literary and Cultural Theory,
Chairman Modern Karnataka and Kannada
Literary Cultures
S N Kiran Assistant Professor M A, M.Phil. Indian Writing in English
Urban Cultural Studies
Dr Monbinder Kaur Assistant Professor M.A., Ph.D. Indian Writing in English
American Literature
Linguistics
Course offered: M. A. English
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all the subjects and minimum of 45% in Optional
English at Bachelor’s degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Optional English)
■ Candidates with B.A., B.Sc., or B.Com, Degrees are also eligible to apply, provided they have secured
45% in English language at Bachelor’s degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I)
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Course Structure
First Semester Second Semester

CPT-1.1 Invitation to Humanities and English CPT-2.1 British Literature III
Studies
CPT-1.2 British Literature –I CPT-2.2 British Literature IV
CPT-1.3 British Literature –II CPT-2.3 Critical Theories
CPT-1.4 Literary Criticism CPT-2.4 Early Indian Writing in English
CPT-1.5 Indian Literatures in English SPT-2.5. A Translating the Word and the World
Translation
SPT-1.6. A Introduction to Academic Writing SPT-2.5. B Eco-Literature
SPT-1.6. B Marginality, Resistance and OEPT-2.6 To be offered by other Departments
Representation
Third Semester Fourth Semester
CPT-3.1 Intellectual Traditions in History I CPT-4.1 Intellectual Traditions in History- II
CPT-3.2 World Literature- I CPT-4.2 World Literature- II
CPT-3.3 General Linguistics CPT-4.3 Introduction to Urban Cultural
Studies
CPT-3.4 Modern Indian Writing in English CPT-4.4 English Language Teaching
SPT-3.5. A Literary Cultures and Systems SPT-4.5.A Writing Culture
SPT-3.5. B American Literature I SPT-4.5.B American Literature II
OEPT-3.6 To be offered by other Departments CPT-4.6
Dissertation
Open elective offered by the Department

OEPT-2.6 Spoken and Written English
OEPT 3.6 Learning English through Stories
Department of Studies and Research in Functional English
Course offered: M.A. Functional English
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all the subjects and minimum of 45% in Optional
English at Bachelor’s degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Optional English)
■ Candidates with B.A., B.Sc., or B.Com, Degrees are also eligible to apply, provided they have secured
45% in English language at Bachelor’s degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I)
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 British Literature -I CPT-2.1 British Literature III
CPT-1.2 British Literature -II CPT-2.2 British Literature IV
CPT-1.3 English for competitive exams CPT-2.3 Reading skills
CPT-1.4 Introduction to Functional English CPT-2.4 English for Teachers
CPT-1.5 Remedial Grammar SPT-2.5. A Conversational skills
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SPT-1.6. A Writing skills SPT-2.5. B English for Electronic media

SPT-1.6. B English for Academic purposes OEPT-2.6 Communicative English through literature
CPT-3.1 European literature CPT-4.1 Literary and Critical theory-II
CPT-3.2 American literature CPT-4.2 World Literature
CPT-3.3 Literary and critical theory -1 CPT-4.3 Indian writing in English
CPT-3.4 General linguistics CPT-4.4 Advance writing skills
SPT-3.5. A English for print media SPT-4.5.A English for BPO
SPT-3.5. B English for Electronic media SPT-4.5.B Translation studies
OEPT-3.6 Communicative English through CPT-4.6 Dissertation
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Department of Studies and Research in Hindi

Course offered: M.A. in Hindi
Eligibility: Any Bachelor Degree with 45% marks in Hindi, optional or Language or who have passed any
one of the following Hindi Examinations with 45% Marks (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Optional Hindi)
1) Rashtrabhasha Praveena or Rashtrabhasha Visharada of Dakshina Bharatha Hindi Prachar Sabha,
Madras.
2) Rajabhasha Vidwan or Rajabhasha Prakasha Examination of Mysore Riyasat Hindi Prachar Samithi,
Bangalore.
3) Hindi Ratna Examination of Mysore Hindi Prachar Parishat, Bangalore
4) Bhasha Praveen Examination of Karnataka Mahila Hindi Prachar Seva Samithi, Bangalore.
5) Visharad (with Hindi Sahitya) or Uttam (with Hindi Sahitya) examination of Hindi Sahitya Sammelan
Prayag or Hindi Vidwan Examination of Govt. of Karnataka.
Department of Studies and Research in Sanskrit

Course offered: M.A. – Sanskrit
Eligibility: B.A. degree with 45% marks in Sanskrit as
optional (aggregate of three years) or B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/
BAMS/B.Music degree with minimum 45% marks in
Sanskrit language or Sanskrit minor or any degree with
Sanskrit Sahitya or Vidwath Madhyama recognized by
Sanskrit University. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I)
Course: M.A. in Education (Self Finance)

Eligibility: Candidates who have completed their three year
Bachelor’s degree in Arts / Science / Commerce / Social
work, B.Ed. (1 or 2 years) B.A.B.Ed., B.Sc.B.Ed., B.A.B.Ed.
(integrated), B.Com. B.Ed., (integrated), B.Sc. B.Ed., (integrated). The maximum intake for the programme is
50. Out of which 50% of the seats shall be reserved for the candidates who have completed their B.Ed., (1 or 2
years) B.A B.Ed., B.Sc B.Ed. B.A B.Ed (integrated), B.Com B.Ed. (integrated), B.Sc B.Ed. (Integrated) course
and candidates who have studied Education as an option subject for their three year degree programme. In
case of non-availability of such candidates, those seats will be allotted to the other candidates as per merit and
reservation. A Bachelor’s or equivalent degree in any subject from a recognised University with a minimum of
45% (40% in case of SC/ST and Cat-I)
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Department of Studies and Research in History and Archaeology

The Department offers a wide variety of courses to the postgraduate students so as to enable them not only to
become scholars in History but also to make them employable in research institutes, tourism department and
of course, in teaching. The faculty members in the Department have specialized in diverse research fields in
History, Archaeology, Epigraphy, Art History among others.
The dept. has an open-air sculptural gallery and an artifact collection developed by the involvement of local
community, faculty and students. It mphasizes on the Hands-on experience of the students by making field
work/ academic tour and site visits as inherent part of the papers. It offers specializations in specific branches
of history and archaeology such as Numismatics, Epigraphy, Paintings, Archival Studies and Museuology. The
dept. has introduced specialization paper highlighting the Local Cultural Studies keeping in view the recent
trends of understanding and creating awareness about the regional history.
Faculty details:
Sl. No. Name Designation Qualification Area of Specialization

1 Dr. L.P. Raju Professor M.A., Ph.D., SLET Indian Society and Culture,
Modern Mysore,
Freedom Movement
2 Dr. M. Kotresh Professor M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D., PG Epigraphy, Indian History, Local
Dip. in Epigraphy Culture
3 Dr. Chikkanna Assistant M.A., Ph.D., Dip. in Indian History, Ambedkar and
Professor Gandhian Studies, LLB, Gandhian Studies, Local Culture,
SLET Social Reforms
4 Dr. Priya Thakur Assistant M.A. [AIH&C], Ph.D., Indian History, Culture &
Professor & UGC-NET (JRF), P.G. Dip. Archaeology, Art History,
Coordinator in Epigraphy, Dip. in Research Methodology,
Kannada Historiography, Movement
5 Mr. Shreenivasa Assistant M.A. SLET Karnataka History, Freedom
Professor Movement
Course offered: M. A. History and Archaeology
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and 45% in History or Archeology at
the Bachelor's degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)
Course Structure
CPT 1.1.1 Principles and Methods of Archaeology CPT 2.1.1 Pre-, and Proto-history of India
CPT 1.2.1 Introduction to Indian Epigraphy CPT 2.2.1 Research Methodology
CPT 1.3.1 Major Political Outlines of Ancient India CPT 2.3.1 Major Political Outlines of Medieval India
up to 1200 AD
CPT 1.4.1 Socio-Economic History of Ancient India CPT 2.4.1 Socio-Economic History of Medieval India
CPT 1.5.1 Indian Art and Architecture SPT 2.5 A Introduction to Archival Studies
SPT 1.6. 1 Introduction to Indian Paintings and SPT 2.5 B Making of Karnataka – II
Numismatics
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SPT 1.6. 2 Making of Karnataka – I OET 2.6.1 Historical World Heritage Sites of India
CPT 3.1.1 Early Historic India CPT 4.1.1 Concepts and Ideas in Modern World
History
CPT 3.2.1 Indian Historiography CPT 4.2.1 Socio-Religious Reforms in India
CPT 3.3.1 Colonial History of India CPT 4.3.1 Making of Modern India
CPT 3.4.1 Local Cultural Studies CPT 4.4.1 Contemporary Problems of India
SPT 3.5. 1 Science and Technology in Historical India SPT 4.5 1 Indian Visual Forms in Historical
Perspective
SPT 3.5. 2 Making of Modern Mysore SPT 4.5 2 Introduction to Museology
OET 3.6.1 Heritage of Karnataka CPT 4.6.1 Dissertation
Career opportunities:
The students of this course have opportunities across varied professions including the field of teaching and
research, private, institutional and government museums, archaeological department of the Central and state
governments, State and Institutional Archives, Tourism and Heritage sectors.
Department of Studies and Research in Economics
The Department offers a postgraduate programme in Economics and a PhD programme. It has six permanent
faculties and offers three specialisations for the students. It conducts various activities to the students like
Special Lectures, Filed Visits, Extension activities and guidance for UGC NET and SLET exams. Department
is actively involved in conducting National and International level Conferences, Research Methodology
Workshops and other various academic activities. Students are encouraged to have mandatory presentations
to boost the self-confidence. Faculties of the Department are actively involved in research, consultancy and
various administrative activities.
After completion of master's degree in Economics students are able to get job as a Lecturer in Economics at
Pre-University level, Assistant Professor at Graduate and Post Graduate Level, Field Investigators, Research
Assistant and Associates, Work in NGO and research Institutes, eligible for Indian Economic Services (IES),
Data Entry and Analysts, Economic Advisers to Industries, Managerial Economist, Economist, Statistical
Officers, Probationary Officers at various banks and many more. There is no dearth of opportunity to the
master's in Economics students.
Name of the
Sl. No. Designation Qualification Areas of Specialization
Faculty
1 Dr. Jayasheela Professor M.A., Ph.D. Rural Development, Agricultural
Economics
2 Dr. Ravindra Professor M.A, Ph.D. Agricultural Economics,
Kumar B Industrial Economics.
3 Dr. Vilas M. Professor M.A., Ph.D., Public Economics, Industrial
Kadrolkar PGCCSC Economics, Managerial Economics
4 Dr. Muniraju M. Assistant M.A., Ph.D. Financial Institutions, Agricultural
Professor Economics, Indian Economy
5. Dr. Neelakant N T Assistant M.A., Ph.D. Financial Institutions and
Professor Markets, Applied Econometrics,
International Economics.
6 Dr. Pallavi. S. Assistant M.A, Ph.D. Industrial & Labour Economics,
Kusugal Professor Statistical & Mathematical
Methods for Economics.
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Department of Studies and Research in Economics

The Department offers a postgraduate programme in Economics and a PhD programme. The Department,
studded with highly qualified faculty members with vast experience in teaching, research and extension activities,
has been catering to the academic needs of students in all its curricular and extracurricular activities. The
Department regularly conducts national, international conferences, besides bringing out quality publications.
Our thrust areas of research include Agricultural Economics, Industrial Economics, Indian Economic Policy
and Environmental Economics among others.
Course offered: M. A. Economics
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and 45% in Economics at the
Bachelor's degree (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Economics)
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Micro Economics CPT -2.1 Advanced Micro Economics
CPT-1.2 Macro Economics CPT -2.2 Advanced Macro Economics
CPT-1.3 Public Economics CPT -2.3 Indian Public Finance
CPT-1.4 Mathematical Economics CPT -2.4 Statistical Techniques for Economics
CPT -1.5 Financial Institutions and Markets SPT -2.5A Economics of Insurance
SPT -1.6A Karnataka Economy SPT -2.5B Regional and Urban Economics
SPT -1.6B Health Economics SPT -2.5C Environmental Economics
SPT -1.6C Demography OEP-2.6 Indian Economy*
CPT - 3.1 Economics of Growth CPT - 4.1 Economics of Development
CPT -3.2 International Economics CPT - 4.2 Advanced International Economics
CPT -3.3 Research Methodology CPT - 4.3 Indian Economic Policy
CPT -3.4 Econometrics CPT - 4.4 Computer Applications in Economics
SPT - 3.5A Agricultural Economics CPT – 4.5(PW) Project Work
SPT - 3.5B Industrial Economics SPT - 4.6A Rural Development
OEP - 3.6 India and Global Economy * SPT - 4.6B Labour Economics
Department of Studies and Research in Political Science

The Department offers Postgraduate and doctoral programmes in the discipline of Political Science. From
the academic year 2014-15, post-graduate programme in Public Administration has been introduced. The
distinctive approach to the study of Politics has been designed in the Department in such a way that it encourages
the students to explore the interconnectedness of political philosophy, contemporary events, institutions and
policies. Further, the Department consists of faculty members whose areas of research range from Political
Philosophy, Contemporary World Affairs to Development Politics. There are 37 research scholars working
on many topics and 12 research scholars got awarded. The distinction of the alumni is such that many of our
former students are in various Government and Non-Government services and some of them have cleared
Civil Service, NET and SLET Exams.
Courses offered: M. A. Political Science
Eligibility for M. A. Political Science:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and 45% in Political Science at the
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Bachelor's degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)

Or
■ Candidates who have studied Public Administration and secured at least 45% at the Bachelor's degree.
(40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)
Or
■ Candidates who have studied Political Science as a Subject in the first three years of Integrated
B.A.B.L/B.A.LL.B Courses.
Course Structure
CPT - 1.1 Major Traditions in Political Thought CPT – 2.1 Modern Indian Political Thought
CPT - 1.2 Political and Constitutional Development CPT – 2.2 Horizons of Public Administration
in Modern India
CPT - 1.3 Public Administration : Foundations CPT – 2.3 Indian Political Process
CPT - 1.4 Indian Politics : Institutional Dynamics CPT – 2.4 Contemporary Issues in World Politics
CPT - 1.5 International Relations : Theories and SPT – 2.5A New Political Theories
Concepts
SPT - 1.6A Public Policy and Analysis SPT – 2.5B Political Sociology
SPT - 1.6B Political Analysis : Concepts and OEP – 2.6 Indian Politics Today
Theories
CPT – 3.1 Debates in Contemporary Political CPT – 4.1 Modern Western Political Thought
Theory
CPT – 3.2 Public Governance CPT – 4.2 Government and Politics in Karnataka
CPT – 3.3 Dimensions of Development in Karnataka CPT – 4.3 Urban Governance in India
CPT – 3.4 Research Methods in Social Science CPT – 4.4 Indian Administration : Issues and
Challenges
SPT – 3.5A Rural Goverance in India SPT – 4.5A Politics of Development
SPT – 3.5B Global Challenges SPT – 4.5B Peace Studies
OEP – 3.6 Human Rights : Issues and Challenges Dissertation
Postgraduate Department of Studies and Research in Public Administration

Postgraduate Department of Studies and Research in Public Administration strives provide interdisciplinary
thrust in studying social, political and economic changes in the contemporary world both at the regional and
the global level and also tries to provide value based and holistic education for fostering a global community
of responsible and responsive citizens.
The MA in Public Administration course helps students work in financial administration and the basics of
Administrative theory. Some of the popular MA Public Administration jobs in are- International Relations,
Administrative Officer, Consultant, Management Analyst, Teaching and Research, Customs Inspector,
Labor-management Relations Specialist, Corporate Manager, Personnel Management Specialist, Economic
Development, Indian Civil Services, Fire and Emergency Services, Public Works, Land Revenue Systems,
Municipal Bodies, Panchayati Raj etc.
Faculty:
Name of the faculty Designation Qualification Areas of specialization

member
Dr. Suresh KC Asst. Professor and PhD Public Policy/Public

Coordinator Administration
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Eligibility for M. A. Public Administration:

■ Candidates who have studied Public Administration and secured at least 45% at the Bachelor's degree.
(40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)
Or
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and 45% in Political Science at the
Bachelor's degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)
Or
■ Candidates who have studied Political Science as a Subject in the first three years of Integrated
B.A.B.L/B.A.LL.B Courses.
Course Structure
CPT 1.1 Public Administration: An Introduction CPT 2.1 Political Theory
CPT 1.2 Administrative Theories CPT 2.2 Indian Administration
CPT 1.3 Development Administration CPT 2.3 Social Welfare Administration
CPT 1.4 Public Policy: Theory and Practice CPT 2.4 Financial Administration
CPT 1.5 Public Personnel Administration SPT 2.5A Urban Governance in India
SPT 1.6A Rural Local Administration SPT 2.5B Theories of Bureaucracy
SPT 1.6B Environmental Administration OET 2.6 Human Resource Development
CPT 3.1 Administrative Law CPT 4.1 Development Politics
CPT 3.2 Comparative Public Administration CPT 4.2 Good Governance
CPT 3.3 Research Methodology CPT 4.3 Administrative Behaviour
CPT 3.4 India’s Political Economy CPT 4.4 Karnataka Government, Politics and
Administration
SPT 3.5A Planning and Development SPT 4.5A Sustainable Development
SPT 3.5B Globalisation and Public Policy SPT 4.5B International Public Administration
OET 3.6 Public Management Di 4.6 Dissertation
Department of Studies and Research in International Relations

Courses offered: International Relations (Self Finance)
Eligibility:
■ A candidate who has passed the B.A. or LLB Degree examination of this university or any other
recognized university has equalent there to with Political Science, Public Administration or International
Relations as one of the option subjects and has secured not less than 45 per cent of the marks in the
aggregate in all the years shall be eligible for administration for the course. In case of SC/ST students,
physically handicapped, and blind students the minimum percent of marks required shall be less by 5
per cent.
Course Structure:
CPT - 1.1 International Relations: Concept & issues CPT – 2.1 International Organisations and Global
Governance
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CPT - 1.2 Political Through: Conceptualization of CPT – 2.2 Contemporaty Theories of International
State Relations
CPT - 1.3 India’s Foreign Policy CPT – 2.3 Comparative Politics
CPT - 1.4 India and Her Neighbours CPT – 2.4 Foreign Policy of Major Powers
CPT - 1.5 State and Politics in India SPT – 2.5A Modern Diplomacy
SPT - 1.6A Political Geography SPT – 2.5B Globalisation and World Politics
SPT - 1.6B Global Environment and Development OET – 2.6 India’s National Security: Threat and
Perception
CPT – 3.1 India and the World CPT – 4.1 Global politics: Concepts, Theories and
Issues
CPT – 3.2 Political Theory CPT – 4.2 International Law
CPT – 3.3 Research Methodology CPT – 4.3 Politics of Development
CPT – 3.4 International Political Economy CPT – 4.4 International Peace and Security
SPT – 3.5A South Asia in Transition SPT – 4.5A Human Rights and International
Relations
SPT – 3.5B Gender and Politics SPT – 4.5B International Trade and Politics
OET – 3.6 Terrorism: Causes and Consequences Di-4.6 Dissertation
Department of Studies and Research in Social Work

Master of Social Work (MSW) is an international
repute post-graduation course (two years duration)
in the field of Social Work. Aspirants can pursue
MSW course after pursuing a Bachelor’s degree. It
provides tudent centric learning through practical and
theoretical knowledge to identify and fill the gaps of
development and prepares professionals to work in
the different settings to meet the local to global level
challenges. The course is led by highly qualified,
experienced, research-active experts , with strong ties
to the profession and social orientation. MSW provides
500+ career opportunities to the graduates to serve the
mankind.
NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION AREA OF
SPECIALISATION
Dr. Parashurama KG Professor MSW, PHD Social Work,
Department of Studies and Human Resource
Research in Social Work, Management,
Tumkur University Community
Development and Skill
Development
Dr. Ramesh B Professor MSW, PHD Social Work
Department of Studies and Education,
Research in Social Work, Human Resources
Tumkur University Management, &
Community
Development
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The career opportunities for MSW students comprise the fields of human resource management, welfare of
women and children, community development, health and family welfare, entrepreneurship and livelihood,
medical and psychiatric, correctional social work, school social work, social justice and human rights,
international social work empowerment, work with specially challenged, etc.
GOVERNMENT/SEMI GOVERNMENT SECTOR NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• Project Director/Project Officer • Project Directors/Coordinator
• CDPO • Community Development officer
• Counselors • Program Coordinator
• Labour Welfare Officers/Inspector • Field Officers/Investigator / Coordinators
• Professional trainer
• Community Development
• Public Relations officer
• Advisors
• Rehabilitation centres
• Health and family Welfare Officers
• Community helath center, Etc
• Educators
• Government projects/Schemes,Etc
INDUSTRY: HEALTH SECTOR
• HR Officer/ Manager • Medical social workers
• Labour Welfare, HR/IR Officers • Psychiatric social workers
• HR Consultants • Counselor
• Recruiters’ • Palitative care Workers, Etc
• Industrial counsellor
• Labour court,Etc
Courses offered: 1) Master of Social Work (MSW)

2) Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management (Self Finance)
Eligibility for Master of Social Work (MSW)
■ A Bachelor’s or equivalent degree in any subject from a recognised University with a minimum of 45%
(40% in case of SC/ST and Cat-I)
■ 50 % of the seats are reserved for BSW graduates
■ There will be no Entrance Test.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Introduction to Professional Social CPT-2.1 Community Organization
Work
CPT-1.2 Human Growth and Development CPT-2.2 Social Work Research and Statistics
CPT-1.3 Social Case Work CPT-2.3 Counseling: Theory and Practice
CPT-1.4 Social Group Work SPT-2.4A Social Action, Networking and Advocacy
SPT-1.5A Communication Skills for Social SPT-2.4B Development Paradigms for the
Workers Empowerment of Marginalized
SPT-1.5B Personal and Professional Growth CP-FWP- Field Work Practicum – II(Concurrent
II-2.5 Field Work and Social Work Camp)
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CP-FWP-1.6 Field Work Practicum-I Life Skills for Quality Living

OEP-2.6
(To be offered for the Other Departments)
CPT- 3.1 Social Policy, Law, Governance and CPT-4.1 Management of Welfare and Development
Social Work Organizations
CPT-3.2 Medical and Psychiatric Social Work CPT- 4.2 Rural, Urban and Tribal Community
Development
CPT-3.3 Human Resource Management and CPT- 4.3 Labour Legislations and Industrial
Development Relations
SPT-3.4A Organisational Behaviour and SPT- 4.4.A Project Management for Participatory
Organisational Development Development
SPT3.4B Social Entrepreneurship and SPT- 4.4.B Women, Child and Correctional Social
Sustainable Development Work
CP-FWP - 3.5 Field Work Practicum –III(Concurrent CPD-4.5 Dissertation / Research Project
Field Work)
OEP-3.6 Mental Health and Counselling CP-FWP-I- Field Work Practicum - IV
4.6 (Concurrent Field Work and Block
(To be offered for the Other Departments)
Placement)
Eligibility for Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management

■ A Candidate who has passed any Bachelor’s degree with 40% marks shall be eligible to seek admission.
Department of Studies and Research in Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC)

Department of Studies and Research in Journalism and Mass Communication is one of the youngest departments
of Tumkur University, with a vision to cater to the needs of the everchanging media industry. It started offering
MA in Journalism and Mass Communication course in 2018, and the students from its first three batches are
already placed in reputed media houses across the State. Acquring necessary infrastructure and attracting
young talents at a faster rate, the Dept of of JMC has brought laurels to Tumkur University.
The curriculum of the Department is a fine blend of theory and practice that suits the requirements of the
contemporary media world. Besides paying attention to the fundamentals of communication theory and media
research, the Dept. focuses on the skills required for the print and electronic media, digital platforms, and the
opportunities spread across advertising and corporate communication, graphic designing, filmmaking, event
management, technical writing, and the like. The Dept. is equipped with a TV studio and an editing lab with
necessary equipments and softwares. TUTV- the digital news bulletin and Kalpataru Times, the regular print
bulletin, have been the platforms for the students to acquire the handson skills of the media industry.
There are hundreds of job opportunies to the successful candidates of Journalism and Mass Communication,
ranging from print media to the digital media. The candidates can become reporters, editors, designers,
anchors, camerapersons, graphic designers, radio jockeys, producers, content developers, technical writers,
web developers, corporate communicators, translators, educators, information assistants, PROs, and many
more.
Faculty details:
member
Dr. Padmanabha K. V. Asst. Professor and MCJ, PhD Development communication,
Coordinator print media, folk media, film
communication
M.A. in Mass Communication and Journalism (MCJ)
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Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed the three years B.A. or any equivalent degree examination of Tumkur
University or any other university are eligible for the programme provided they have secured a
minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST/Category-I candidates) in aggregate including languages and Group
III subjects. Selection of candidates shall be on merit-cum reservation on the basis of 50:50 weightage
for marks in the entrance and qualifying examinations.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Introduction to Communication & CPT-2.1 Theories of Communication
Journalism
CPT-1.2 Reporting CPT-2.2 Media Law & Ethics
CPT-1.3 Editing CPT-2.3 Advertising & Corporate Communication
CPT-1.4 Journalistic Writing CPP-2.4.1 Computer Applications (Practicals)
CPP-1.5.1 Reporting (Practicals) CPP-2.4.2 Presentation Techniques for Radio &
TV (Practicals)
CPP-1.5.2 Editing (Practicals) SPT-2.5.1 Magazine Journalism
SPT-1.6.1 Translation Techniques for Media SPT-2.5.2 Science Communication
SPT-1.6.2 Communication Skills OEP-2.6 Media and Society
Third Semester Stream I (Print Media) Fourth Semester Stream I (Print Media)
CPT-3.1 Media Research CPT-4.1 Feature Writing and Freelancing
CPT-3.2 Development Communication CPT-4.2 Management of Media Organizations
CPT-3.3 Environment Communication CPT-4.3 Film Communication
CPP-3.4.1 Photo Journalism (Practicals) CPP-4.4.1 Lab Journal (Practicals)
CPP-3.4.2 Development Journalism (Practicals) CPP-4.4.2 Web Journalism (Practicals)
SPT-3.5.1 New Media Technology Dissertation Dissertation
SPT-3.5.2 Technical Writing SPT-4.6.1 Political Communication
OEP-3.6 Writing for Media SPT-4.6.2 International Communication
Third Semester Stream II (Electronic Media) Fourth Semester Stream II (Electronic Media)
CPT-3.1 Media Research CPT-4.1 Management of Electronic Media
Organizations
CPT-3.2 Development Communication CPT-4.2 Script Writing
CPT-3.3 Camera, Lighting and Sound CPT-4.3 Film Communication
CPP-3.4.1 Radio Production (Practicals) CPP-4.4.1 Web Media Production (Practicals)
CPP-3.4.2 Television Production (Practicals) CPP-4.4.2 Video Editing (Practicals)
SPT-3.5.1 New Media Technology 4.5 Project Documentary Production
SPT-3.5.2 Technical Writing SPT-4.6.1 Event Management
OEP-3.6 Writing for Media SPT-4.6.2 International Communication
Department of Studies and Research in Master’s of Visual Arts

Course Offered: Visual Arts (M.V.A.)-Self finance
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed the three years B.F.A./ B.V.A. degree examination of Tumkur University
or any other university considered as equivalent thereto are eligible for the programme provided they
have secured a minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST/Category-I candidates) in aggregate.
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Course Structure
HC 1.1 History of Indian Art HC 2.1 History of Western Art
HC 1.2 Philosophy of Indian Art HC 2.2 Philosophy of Western Art
HC 1.3 Creative Composition HC 2.3 Creative Composition
SC 1.4.1 Mural design OR SC 2.4.1 Mural design OR
SC 1.4.2 Portrait painting SC 2.4.2 Portrait painting
SC 1.5.1 Line Drawing OR SC 2.5.1 Line Drawing OR
SC 1.5.2 Computer Graphic SC 2.5.2 Computer Graphic
OE 2.6.1 Outdoor Drawing and Painting OR
OE 2.6.2 Art and Craft Art
HC 3.1 Visual Art literature and Criticism HC 4.1 Visual Language
HC 3.2 Research Methodology HC 4.2 Project work
HC 3.3 Creative Composition HC 4.3 Creative Composition
SC 3.4.1 Mural design HC 4.4 Mural design
SC 3.4.2 Life Study SC 1.5.1 Life Study
SC 3.5.1 Traditional Painting SC 1.5.2 Traditional Painting
SC 3.5.2 Computer Graphic
OE 3.6.1 Outdoor Drawing and Painting
OE 3.6.2 Art and Craft Art
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Department of Studies and Research in Biochemistry
The Department of Biochemistry is run by a group of experienced and talented faculty and staff who dedicated
to discovering the basic molecular mechanisms of biological processes through fundamental research and
disseminating that knowledge via education. The department has a well-equipped library with over 250 books
and, computers with internet facility. We the faculty members train students to clear the CSIR/GATE/SLET
exams, and interviews/competitive exams/entrance exams conducted by national research institutes. We
promote our students to organize their own work, both individually and as part of a research project group.
The faculty members of the department are applying advanced approaches in chemical biology, cell biology,
enzymology, cellular signaling, toxicology, and metabolism. In addition, the research conducted by the faculty
members connects basic mechanistic discovery with clinical application to improve human health.
Faculty deatils
Dr. Manohar Shinde Professor M.Sc., PhD Bioremediation and Life Style Disorders
Dr. K.S. Girish Professor M.Sc., PhD Blood cells and Disease
Venom Pharmacology
Dr. S. Nagaraju Assistant Professor M.Sc., PhD Inflammatory Biology and Blood coagulation
Dr. S. Devaraja Assistant Professor M.Sc., PhD Protein Chemistry
Hemostasis and Thrombosis
Nanoscience
Dr. Thippeswamy T.G Assistant Professor M.Sc., PhD Nutritional Biochemistry
Course offered: M. Sc. Biochemistry
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have studied Chemistry/Biochemistry as a cognate subject in B.Sc. along with two life
science subjects.
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and a minimum of 45% (40 % in case
of SC/ST and Category-I candidates) Congnate subject at Bachelor's level.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Physico-Chemical Aspects of Biology CPT-1.1 Enzymology
CPT-1.2 Analytical Biochemistry CPT-2.2 Metabolism of Fuel Molecules
CPT-1.3 Biomolecules SPT-2.3.A Cell Biology and Endocrinology
SPT-1.4.A Physiology and Nutrition SPT-2.3.B Medical Biochemistry
SPT-1.4.B Microbiology and Toxicology OET-2.4 Biological Macromolecules (Offered to
other departments)
CPP-1.5 Physico-Chemical Aspects of Biology CPP-2.5 Enzymology
CPP-1.6 Analytical Biochemistry CPP-2.6 Metabolism of Fuel Molecules
CPP-1.7 Biomolecules SPP-2.7.A Cell Biology and Endocrinology
SPP-1.8.A Physiology and Nutrition SPP-2.7.B Medical Biochemistry
SPP-1.8.B Microbiology and Toxicology OEP-2.8 Biological Macromolecules (Offered to
other departments)
CPT-3.1 Metabolism of Nitrogen Compounds CPT-4.1 Molecular Biology
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CPT-3.2 Immunology CPT-4.2 Biochemical Genetics and Gene Regulation

SPT-3.3.A Plant Biochemistry SPT-4.3.A Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
SPT-3.3.B Clinical Biochemistry and Dietetics SPT-4.3.B Biostatistics, Bioinformatics and Drug
Discovery
OET-3.4 Biochemical Toxicology (Offered to CPP-4.4 Molecular Biology
other departments)
CPP-3.5 Metabolism of Nitrogen Compounds CPP-4.5 Biochemical Genetics and Gene Regulation
CPP-3.6 Immunology SPP-4.6.A Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
SPP-3.7.A Plant Biochemistry SPP-4.6.B Biostatistics, Bioinformatics and Drug
Discovery
SPP-3.7.B Clinical Biochemistry and Dietetics Project-4.7 Project Work
OEP-3.8 Biochemical Toxicology (Offered to
other Departments)
Career Opportunities in the Course

The M. Sc Biochemistry students can find excellent job opportunities in various sectors that are related to
biochemistry, pharmacy and biological sciences. The students can join as biochemists, research associates,
research analyst, quality assurance areas in top biotechnology, biomedical engineering, biopharmaceutical
industries, and diagnostics and clinical trial labs. The advancement in technology has increased the demand
for skilled professionals in biomedical and pharma industries. When it comes to Biochemistry subject, there is
an intense need to understand the chemical behavior of biological macromolecules and cell-cell signaling in
living organisms. This is possible only by the skilled M.Sc Biochemistry students. Therefore, the job areas are
very wide and have a huge potential for M.Sc Biochemistry students.
Infrastructure (Lab and Equipments)

The Biochemistry postgraduate laboratories and research laboratories are well-equipped with gel electrophoresis
units, immunoblotting unit, platelet aggregometry, fluorescence microscope, UV-Visible spectrophotometer,
probe sonicator, centrifuges, refrigerators, freezers, pH meter, and incubators. The postgraduate laboratories
are used for curriculum laboratory work in the subjects of cell biology, molecular biology, immunology,
analytical biochemistry and bioprocess engineering. In addition, Biochemistry department also equipped with
ICT enable class rooms.
Alumni Feedback
Good platform to learn and improve the skills in the field of biochemistry. The department has provided nice
infrastructure and instrumentation and made us to think more about the subject by providing futuristic ideas
in the field of research. Overall, I am highly satisfied with the teaching, knowledge and motivation provided
by the faculty. Mr. Sudarshan M, UGC-JRF Research Scholar, Department of Biochemistry CSIR-CFTRI,
Mysuru
Department was too good and the Professors were very polite and knowledgeable. The way they were
discussing the concepts with us, that made us to crack many exams including CSIR, GAT, and other competitive
examinations. I thank the whole department including teaching and non-teaching faculty members for giving
me such a good opportunity to learn things Siddalingaprasad H S Senior Associate Syngene International Ltd
Bangalore.
Department of Studies and Research in Mathematics

The Department offers M. Sc., and Ph. D. programmes in Mathematics. The faculty members in the Department
specialize in emerging areas of research in Mathematical Sciences. The curriculum, which is on par with the
UGC-NET curriculum, enhances the advanced skills needed for research and industry. The infrastructural
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facilities in the Department include a collection of more than 1200 books, and a few scholarly journals. We
have organized more than 10 National Conferences/ Seminars/Workshops, besides publishing more than 50
research articles in National and International journals.
Course offered: M. Sc. Mathematics
Faculty details
Sl. No Faculty name Designation Qualification Areas of specialization
1 Dr. Patil Mallikarjun B Professor and Chairman M.Sc., M.Phil. Fluid Mechanics and
and PhD Differential equations
2 Dr. Chandrali Baishya Assistant Professor M.Sc. and PhD Non-linear Dynamics
3 Dr. Boregowda H S Assistant Professor M.Sc. and PhD Graph Theory
Eligibility:
■ Candidates must have studied Mathematics as a cognate subject in B.Sc. Degree and should have
studied Mathematics in Pre-University course or at 10+2.
■ Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree with an aggregate of 45% in Mathematics (40 % for SC/ST
and Category-I in Cognate Subjects) as the cognate subject and a minimum of 40% in all the subjects.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Algebra CPT-2.1 Linear Algebra
CPT-1.2 Real Analysis CPT-2.2 Complex Analysis
CPT-1.3 General Topology CPT-2.3 Partial Differential Equations
CPT-1.4 Ordinary Differential Equations CPT-2. 4. 1 Numerical Analysis
CPT-1.5 Discrete Mathematics CPP-2. 4 .2 C- Programming Lab
CPT-1.6 Continuum and Classical Mechanics SPT-2.5(A) Number Theory
SPT-2.5(B) Operations Research
OEPT-2.6* Foundations of Mathematics
CPT-3.1 Functional Analysis CPT-4.1 Measure and Integration
CPT-3.2 Advanced Topology CPT-4.2 Differential Geometry
CPT-3.3 Fluid Mechanics CPT-4.3 Advanced Graph theory
CPT-3.4. 1 Advanced Numerical Analysis CPT-4.4 Mathematical Methods
CPP-3. 4. 2 Matlab Programming Lab SPT-4.5(A) Magnetohydrodynamics
SPT-3.5(A) Nonlinear Analysis and Applications SPT-4.5(B) Probability & Statistics
SPT-3.5(B) Design and Analysis of Algorithms SPT-4.5(C) Galois Theory
OEPT-3.6* Elements of Applied Mathematics CPD Dissertation
Department of Studies and Research in Library and Information Science

The Department offers Postgraduate and Doctoral Programme in Library and Information Science. There are
five well-qualified teaching faculty members with rich professional experience. The Department has adequate
infrastructure including a Computer Lab and Information Processing Tools. A considerable number of students
of the Department have qualified UGC-NET and KSET examinations. Eleven research scholars are engaged
in doctoral research, of whom five are Junior Research Fellows. The Department has successfully organized
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five national conferences, one international conference and two workshops. Saturday Mirror special lecture
series is a unique feature of the Department. Three major research projects and four minor research projects
have been completed.
Department of Studies and Research in Library and Information Science
The Department of Studies and Research in Library

and Information Science was established in 2005. The
Department offers M.Sc. in Library and Information
Science and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in LIS
courses. The course is a unique blend of theoretical
and practical aspects in Library and Information
Science. It aims at imparting knowledge and skills
required for effective and strategic management of
library and information centers.
Faculty details
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Course offered: M. Sc. in Library and Information Science

Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 45% in all the subjects (in case of SC/ST and Category-I
40%) at the Bachelor's degree are eligible for admission to M. Sc in Library and Information Science
Degree Programme of Tumkur University
Course Structure
CPT 1.1 Foundation of Library and Information Science CPT 2.1 Management of Libraries and
Information Centres
CPT 1.2 Information Sources CPT 2.2 Library Cataloguing
CPT 1.3 Library Classification SPT 2.3A Library Automation
SPT 1.4A Basics of Computer and Internet SPT 2.3B Information Systems and Programmes
SPT 1.4B Information Literacy OEPT 2.4 Information and Communication
Technology –I
(to be offered to the students of other
departments)
CPP 1.5 Basics of Computer CPP 2.5 Management of Libraries and
Information Centres
CPP 1.6 Information Sources CPP 2.6 Library cataloguing
CPP 1.7 Library Classification SPP 2.7A Library Automation
SPP 1.8A Basics of Internet SPP 2.7B Information Systems and Programmes
SPP 1.8B Information Literacy OEPP 2.8 Information and Communication
Technology-I (to be offered to the
students of other departments)
CPT 3.1 Information Users and Services CPT 4.1 Information and Communication
Networks
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CPT 3.2 Digital Libraries CPT 4.2 Web Technology

SPT 3.3A Research Methodology SPT 4.3A E-Publishing
SPT 3.3B Technical Writing SPT 4.3B Webometrics, Informetrics and
Scientometrics
OEPT 3.4 Information and Communication Technology –II CPD 4.4 Project
(to be offered to the students of other departments)
CPP 3.5 Information Processing and Retrieval CPP 4.5 Information and Communication
Networks
CPP 3.6 Digital Libraries CPP 4.6 Web Technology
SPP 3.7A Research Methodology SPP 4.7A E-Publishing
SPP 3.7B Technical Writing SPP 4.7B Webometrics, Informetrics and
Scientometrics
OEPP 3.8 Information and Communication Technology –II CPPP 4.8 Project Practical
(to be offered to the students of other departments)
Career opportunities in the course

The Department has a very high placement record. Candidates who complete the course have abundant
employment opportunities in industry, business, corporate, academic and research institutions. some of the
designations include Assistant Professor, Librarian, Information Officer, Information Scientists, Information
Manager, Knowledge Manager, Information executive etc.
Infrastructure (lab and equipments)
Well equipped computer laboratory, modern and spacious classrooms and an adequate of books and other
learning resources. The Department has well-qualified, young as well as experienced faculty members with
expertise in the key areas as well as emerging areas of library and Information science.
Alumni feedback
The Department is well quipped computer laboratory and modern classrooms with internet connectivity. The
university library has good collections of various information resources. The Department has well-qualified
and experiences teachers. Mr Manjunatha SR, Librarian, Govt First Grade College, Kadur Mr Zabeeulla K,
Librarian, Empress Pre-University College for Women, Tumkur
Department of Studies and Research in Physics
Our department has young and experienced faculty
members with different areas of specialization. We have
three equipped laboratories and one research lab to help
the students to learn and understand physics. We encourage
our students to take up competitive exams, projects and
also motivate them to take up research.
Faculty details
Name Designation Qualification Area of Specialization
Prof.Nagabhushan Professor M.Sc. Ph.D. Nanomaterials
Course offered: M. Sc. Physics

Eligibility:
■ Candidates must have studied Physics and Mathematics as Optional Subjects at the Bachelor's Degree.
■ A Bachelor's Degree with an aggregate of 45% in the Cognate Subject and a minimum of 40% in all
subjects.
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■ In case of SC / ST and Category-I, a minimum aggregate of 40% in the Cognate Subject and a minimum
of 40% in all the subjects.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Classical Mechanics CPT- 2.1 Quantum Mechanics-I
CPT-1.2 Mathematical and Computational Physics CPT- 2.2 Statistical Mechanics
CPT-1.3 Electronics Circuits, Devices and SPT-2.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-II
Communication
SPT-1.4.A Condensed Matter Physics-I SPT-2.3.B Material Science-II
SPT-1.4.B Material Science-I OEPT– 2.4 Modern Physics
CPP-1.5 Practical : General Physics CPP-2.5 Practical : Modern Physics – I
CPP-1.6 Practical : Computer programming –I CPP-2.6 Practical: Computer programming-II
CPP-1.7 Practical : Electronics (General) SPP-2.7.A Practical: Condensed Matter Physics-II
SPP-1.8A Practical : Condensed matter Physics-I SPP-2.7.B Practical : Material Science-II
SPP-1.8B Practical : Material Science -I OEPP- Practical: Modern Physics
2.8
CPT- 3.1 Quantum Mechanics-II CPT- 4.1 Classical Electrodynamics
CPT- 3.2 Nuclear Physics CPT- 4.2 Atomic Molecular and optical Physics
SPT- 3.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-III SPT- 4.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-IV
SPT- 3.3.B Material Science-III SPT -4.3.B Material Science-IV
OEPT – 3.4 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology CPD- 4.4 Core Paper Dissertation
CPP-3.5 Practical : CPP-4.5 Practical: Modern Physics-III
Modern Physics –II
CPP-3.6 Practical : Nuclear Physics CPP-4.6 Practical: Atomic Molecular and optical
Physics
SPP-3.7 A Practical: SPP- 4.7 A Practical:
Condensed Matter Physics –III Condensed Matter Physics –IV
SPP-3.7 B Practical: SPP- 4.7 B Practical: Material Science-IV
Material Science-III
OEPP-3.8 Practical: Nanoscience and CPPP- 4.8 Core paper project practicals
Nanotechnology

Teaching, Electronic and Semiconductor Industries, Civil Services

Three labs and one research lab with basic instruments like digital CRO, Furnace and Optical instruments.
Department of Studies and Research in Botany

The Department of Botany is one of the promising Department in Tumkur University. It was established as
an independent Department in 2016. The main thrust area of teaching and research with specialized courses
like Plant Taxonomy, Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology, Plant Anatomy & Embryology, Molecular Biology,
Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Cytogenetics, Plant Breeding, Environmental Botany, Plant Biotechnology,
Systemic Botany and Allelopathy. Presently, teaching activities include post-graduate semester courses and
Ph.D programmes. The Department has made a steady progress in all these areas. The Department is committed
to function as the center of excellence in higher education and application oriented basic research in the field
of Plant Science. It creates awareness of the value of natural resources, environment and posterity and also
explores new frontiers of science and knowledge to develop human resources and to provide consultancy
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service in the areas of botanical science.
Faculty Details
Sl No Faculty Name Designation Qualification Areas of Specialization
Physiology of Reproduction and
1 Dr Asiya Nuzath F B Coordinator MSc and PhD
Bioenergetics
Course offered: M. Sc. in Botany
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have studied Botany as a cognate subject in B.Sc.
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and a minimum of 45% (40% in case
of SC/ST and Category-I candidates) in Botany at Bachelor’s level along with two life science subjects.
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 Diversity of Viruses, Bacteria, Algae & CPT- 2.1 Plant Anatomy & Embryology
Fungi
CPT-1.2 Diversity of Bryophyta, Pteridophyta & CPT- 2.2 Cell Biology, Genetics and Biostatistics
Gymnospermae
CPT-1.3 Plant Systematics & Economic Botany SPT- 2.3.1 Microbial Technology
SPT-1.4.1 Ecology & Environmental Biology SPT- 2.3.2 Plant Breeding & Propagation
SPT-1.4.2 Evolution and Phytogeography OET – 2.4 Medicinal Plants and utilization
CPP-1.5 Diversity of Viruses, Bacteria, Algae & CPP-2.5 Plant Anatomy & Embryology
Fungi
CPP-1.6 Diversity of Bryophyta, Pteridophyta & CPP-2.6 Cell Biology, Genetics and Biostatistics
Gymnosperms
CPP-1.7 Plant Systematics & Economic Botany SPP-2.7.1 Microbial Technology
SPP-2.7.2 Plant Breeding and Propogation
SPP – 1.8.1 Ecology & Environmental Biology OEP-2.8 Medicinal Plants and utilization
SPP – 1.8.2 Evolution and Phytogeography
CPT- 3.1 Plant Physiology CPT- 4.1 Plant Pathology & Plant protection
CPT- 3.2 Molecular Biology CPT- 4.2 Plant Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
SPT- 3.3.1 Methods in Plant Sciences SPT- 4.3.1 Medicinal Plants & Phytochemistry
SPT- 3.3.2 Plant tissue culture and Genetic Engineering SPT - 4.3.2 Biodiversity Conservation
OET-3.4 Biofertilizers and Biopesticides CPP 4.4 Plant pathology & Plant Protection
CPP-3.5 Plant Physiology CPP-4.5 Plant Biotechnology and
Bioinformatics
CPP-3.6 Molecular Biology CPP-4.6.1 Medicinal Plants & Phytochemistry
SPP-3.7.1 Methods in Plant Sciences CPP-4.6.2 Biodiversity Conservation
SPP-3.7.2 Plant tissue culture and Genetic Engineering CPMP-4.7 Core Paper Major Project
Project Evaluation & Viva Voce
OEP-3.8 Biofertilizers and Biopesticides
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Botany is an interdisciplinary field that draws on the knowledge of various academic subjects. Its researchers
combine their findings with the latest analytical tools and techniques from other scientific fields. The career
options in Botany are wide considering the need in a society like; Naturalist, Plant Pathologist, Plant Taxonomist,
Biotechnologist, Microbiologist, Molecular Biologist, Computational Biologist, Nursery Manager, Plant
Geneticist, Field Botanist, Scientific Assistant…etc.
The Department has well and latest equipped instruments for the practical laboratory studies and research
purpose meanwhile the faculties have taken prodigious efforts to produce quality research. The infrastructure
is divided into two parts one is for catering the computational work and the other for the wet lab work.
Alumni feedback
1. Name of the Alumni: Mouna S Current Position: Pursuing PhD, Dharwad Feedback: I completed my MSc
Botany in 2018 and I am truly impressed with how our department has developed so far with infrastructure,
library books and scientific equipment’s. the positive environment and cooperative faculties who guided to
build our future career.
2. Name of the Alumni: Madhusudhan N C Current Position: Police Constable, Sira, Tumakuru Feedback:
I completed my MSc Botany in 2019 and it gave me a better access and explosure to various research
laboratories and industries through industrial visit and skill development programmes. I got a guideline for
the preparation of public sectors examination. Regarding this, I honestly recommend others to choose MSc
Botany in Tumkur University.
Achievements of the department
The Department of Botany is dynamic and as actively performing faculty members, research scholars and
students. It has established nationally recognized Herbarium with 3000 specimens. The Flora of Bidar Districts
book is published. Surveyed the Medicinal Plants in Tumakuru and Bellary Districts. Student was involved
in publication of project work into a table top book on the plants of Thimmalapur and Siddarabhetta as well
as writing a book on flora of Bidar District. National Conferences, Lecture Series, Academic tours, Regional
Symposium, Industrial & Institutional Visits etc.
Department of Studies and Research in Zoology

Zoology department conducts two years post graduate programme encompasses the study of existing and extinct
animals. In our department M.Sc. Zoology students acquire adequate knowledge of Biodiversity, anatomy of
animals, characteristics and evolution of animal life. Our department promotes Zoology students to reach
frontiers in animal life science to develop research aptitude with scientific advancement and to understand
the life processes. Zoology department is one of the special units of Tumkur University with well qualified,
dedicated, professional, co-operated, enthusiastic faculty members, are available to students throughout
the working period to resolve their problems/doubts on subject. Providing study materials and encouraging
students to make use of well-equipped library books in making notes. Conduction of regular unit test, internal
test- theory & practical; Assignments; seminar - evaluating answer scripts, assignments & seminar reports
and encouraging students to resolve their mistakes and doubts; Creating enthusiasm in students to grab the
practical experience through extracurricular activities. Arranging regular scientific trips in and around the state
and country, visiting to Natural History museum and field trips.
Faculty detaliles
Name of the faculty Designation Qualification Area of specialization

Dr. Asiya Nuzhat F.B Associate Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Physiology of Reproduction and
Coordinator Bioenergetics
Course offered:M. Sc. in Zoology
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Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have studied Zoology as a cognate subject in B.Sc.
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all subjects and a minimum of 45% (40% in
case of SC/ST and Category-I candidates) in Zoology at Bachelor’s level along with two life science
subjects.
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 Animal Systematics CPT- 2.1 Biology of Chordates
CPT-1.2 Biology of Non-Chordates CPT- 2.2 Developmental Biology
CPT-1.3 Molecular Cell Biology SPT- 2.3 A Molecular Genetics
SPT-1.4A Computer Applications & Methods in SPT- 2.3 B Wildlife Biology & Conservation
Biology
SPT-1.4B Aquatic Biology OET – 2.4 Human Physiology
CPP-1.5 Animal Systematics CPP-2.5 Biology of Chordates
CPP-1.6 Biology of Non-Chordates CPP-2.6 Developmental Biology
CPP-1.7 Molecular Cell Biology SPP-2.7 A Molecular Genetics
SPP – 1.8 A Computer Applications & Methods in SPP-2.8 B Wildlife Biology & Conservation
Biology
SPP-1.8 B Aquatic Biology OEP-2.8 Human Physiology

CPT- 3.1 Biology of Reproduction CPT- 4.1 Evolutionary Biology
CPT- 3.2 Animal Physiology CPT- 4.2 Animal Behaviour
SPT- 3.3 A Environmental Biology SPT- 4.3 A Endocrinology
SPT- 3.3 B Biodiversity SPT - 4.3 B Parasitology
OET-3.4 Applied Zoology CPD -4.4 Project/Dissertation
CPP-3.5 Biology of Reproduction CPP-4.5 Evolutionary Biology
CPP-3.6 Animal Physiology CPP-4.6 Animal Behaviour
SPP-3.7 A Environmental Biology SPP- 4.7 A Endocrinology
SPP-3.7 B Biodiversity SPP- 4.7 B Parasitology
OEP-3.8 Applied Zoology CPPP-4.8 Presentation, Colloquium & Viva
Educational department as Teacher, Lecturer, Professor; Zoologist, Assistant Research Scientist, Animal
Trainer, Zookeeper, Zoo-officer, Bio-Labs Corporate sector- Grade Scientists, Museum keepers, Research and
development department in different companies.
Zoology department has well equipped animal museum- invertebrates & vertebrates bottle specimen and
models, models of some experiments; Laboratory with advanced digital-camera fixed microscope, stereo
zoom microscope, computers and all basic instruments required for post-graduation study; well-equipped CT-
Classrooms. Departmental Library with syllabus oriented books and knowledge enriching books necessary for
cracking the State and National level competitive exams.
Alumni feedback
Name of the alumni: Simi Simon (2016-2018) Current position: Research Scholar in Zoology at Tumkur
University Feedback: I completed my M.Sc. Zoology in 2018. A group of distinguished Lecturers guided and
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escorted me by all means to strength my technical skills as well as my personality and guided me to fulfil my
ambitions.
Name of the alumni: Gowri Shankar (2017-2019) Current position: Research Assistant, Bio needs Private
Limited. Feedback: I completed my Post graduation in Zoology in 2019. I really appreciate the student friendly
environment and enthusiast lecturers and the support from Coordinator. I thank my teachers for helping in
building my career.
Department of Studies and Research in Organic Chemistry
The Department of Studies and Research in Organic Chemistry was established in the year 2018. The Department
offers Master of Science in Organic Chemistry, the two years course involves the study of structure, properties
and reactions of organic compounds of both natural and synthetic origin. The department has jointly organized
KSTA/DST sponsored special lecture workshop on ‘’Advances in Chemical Sciences’’. The department
supports the students for learning the computer aided molecular studies of organic compounds. The department
has published the articles in the Journals of National and International repute. The department has fully
equipped laboratories for teaching and research programmes. The students who perceive M.Sc., in Organic
chemistry have wide scope and opportunities in the field of teaching, industries, research and development.
Course offered: M. Sc. in Organic Chemistry
Eligibility:
■ A Candidate must have secured 40% marks in aggregate and studied Chemistry (Cognate Subject)
securing 45% marks in the subject at the B.Sc level (40% for SC/ST and C-1 candidates).
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 Organic Chemistry-I CPT- 2.1 Inorganic Chemistry-II
CPT-1.2 Inorganic Chemistry-I CPT- 2.2 Physical Chemistry-II
Organic Reactions &
CPT-1.3 Physical Chemistry-I SPT- 2.3A
Rearrangements
Group Theory &General
SPT-1.4.A Medicinal Chemistry-I SPT- 2.3B
Spectroscopy - I
SPT-1.4.B Green Synthesis OET – 2.4 Chemistry of Foods-I
CPP-1.5 (1.1) Practical: Organic Chemistry CPP-2.5 (2.1) Practical: Inorganic Chemistry
CPP-1.6 (1.2) Practical: Inorganic Chemistry CPP-2.6 (2.2) Practical: Physical Chemistry
CPP-1.7 (1.3) Practical: Physical Chemistry SPP-2.7.1(2.3A) Practical: Organic Chemistry
SPP – 1.8(1.4A) Practical: Organic Chemistry-A SPP-2.7.2 (2.3B) Practical: Organic Chemistry
SPP – 1.8(1.4B) Practical: Organic Chemistry -B OEP 2.8 (2.4) Practical: Chemistry of Foods - I
CPT- 3.1 Reaction Mechanisms, Pericyclic
Organometallic and Heterocyclic
Reactions and Biochemical CPT- 4.1
Chemistry
Mechanisms
CPT- 3.2 Chemistry of Natural Products Stereochemistry and Retrosynthetic
CPT- 4.2
Analysis
SPT- 3.3A Organic Synthesis SPT- 4.3A Organic Spectroscopy - II
SPT- 3.3B Organic Photochemistry SPT -4.3B Medicinal Chemistry - II
OET – 3.4 Chemistry of Foods-II CPD-4.4 Practical: Core paper dissertation
CPP-3.5 (3.1) Practical: Organic Chemistry CPP-4.5 (4.1) Practical: Organic Chemistry
CPP-3.6 (3.2) Practical: Organic Chemistry CPP- 4.6 (4.2) Practical: Organic Chemistry
SPP-3.7.1 (3.3A) Practical: Organic Chemistry-A SPP-4.7(4.3A/B) Practical: Organic Chemistry-A/B
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SPP-3.7.2 (3.3B) Practical: Organic Chemistry-B Core paper dissertation Practical

Project 4.8 -CPDP
and Viva voce
OEP-3.8 (3.4) Practical: Chemistry of Foods-II
Department of Studies and Research in Biotechnology

The Department of Studies and Research in Biotechnology was established in the academic year 2018-19.
The department has formulated a world-class curriculum-based outcome-based education model, CBCS
and the model curriculum prescribed by DBT. The department gives great emphasis on skill development
through value added courses, workshops and many other academic activities. The department enables growth
of students through self-learning, hypothesis-based learning, field workshops amd scientific communication.
Many of the department's alumni are chosen on campus for positions in prestigious research and academic
institutions in India and overseas. Over the course of five year projects and publications, the research profile of
the department has advanced with very high quality. The faculty has been given research funds by a number of
funding organisations, including DST, DBT, SERB, and CEFIPRA.
Course offered: M. Sc. in Biotechnology (Self-Finance)
Eligibility:
■ Bachelor’s degree in Physical, Chemical, Biological, Agricultural, Veterinary, Fishery Sciences,
Pharmacy, Engineering/ Technology, Horticulture, Dairy and Food Science from any University
Recognized by UGC/ICAR/AICTE/Medical Council with at least 45 % marks (40 % in case of SC/ST
and Cat-I candidates) in Optional subjects put together from all the years of the examinations of the
course.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Microbiology CPT- 2.1 Molecular Biology
CPT-1.2 Biochemistry CPT- 2.2 Enzyme Technology
CPT-1.3 Immunology SPT- 2.3 A Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
SPT-1.4 A Molecular Genetics SPT- 2.3 B Systems Biology
SPT-1.4.B Toxicology and Forensic Biotechnology OEPT – 2.4 Introduction to Biotechnology
CPP-1.5 Practical Based on Microbiology CPP-2.5 Practical Based on Molecular Biology
CPP-1.6 Practical Based on Biochemistry CPP-2.6 Practical Based on Enzyme Technology
Practical Based on Immunology SPP-2.7 A Practical Based on Biostatistics and
CPP-1.7
Bioinformatics
SPP – 1.8 A Practical Based on Molecular Genetics SPP-2.7 B Practical Based on Systems Biology
Practical Based on Toxicology and Forensic OEPP 2.8 Practical Based on Introduction to
SPP – 1.8 B
Biotechnology Biotechnology
CPT- 3.1 Genetic Engineering CPT- 4.1 Animal Biotechnology
CPT- 3.2 Plant and Agriculture Biotechnology CPT- 4.2 Bioprocess Technology
SPT- 3.3 A Environmental Biotechnology and IPR SPT- 4.3 A Medical Biotechnology
SPT- 3.3.B Pharmaceutical Biotechnology SPT - 4.3 B Nano Biotechnology
OEPT – 3.4 Industrial Biotechnology CPPD 4.4 Project Dissertation
CPP-3.5 Practical Based on Genetic Engineering CPP-4.5 Practical Based on Animal
Biotechnology
CPP-3.6 Practical Based on Plant and Agriculture CPP-4.6 Practical Based on Bioprocess
Biotechnology Technology
SPP-3.7 A Practical Based on Environmental SPP- 4.6 A Practical Based on Medical
Biotechnology and IPR Biotechnology
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SPP-3.7 B Practical Based on Pharmaceutical SPP- 4.6 B Practical Based on Nano Biotechnology
Biotechnology
OEPP-3.8 Practical Based on Industrial CPPP 4.8 Practical Based on Project
Biotechnology
M.Sc. Biotechnology opens up an ocean of career and professional growth path for the students. The
postgraduate degree of M.Sc. Biotech opens multiple work opportunities in India and abroad. students after
completing an M.Sc Biotechnology degree can land the best jobs from a sea of options some of which are below.
• Teaching and Research • Biomolecules and Metabolism • Applied Microbiology • Computer Applications •
Cell and Developmental Biology • Immunology and Immunotechnology • Enzyme Technology • Bioprocess
Engineering • Genetic Engineering • Biostatistics • Genomics and Proteomics • PR, Good Lab Practices and
Bioethics • Viruses and Human Diseases • Nanobiotechnology • Environment Biotechnology • Plant Tissue
Culture • Drug Discovery and Development • Molecular Carcinogenesis and Therapy • Animal Tissue Culture
• Food Biotechnology • Clinical Research
Our department has well equipped classrooms, advanced teaching learning facilities and world class laboratory
facilities. Mainly plant stress physiology, Soil microbiome research, Plant tissue culture, Plant Pathology,
Biochemistry, Molecular biology, Bioinformatics and many other research facilities.
Alumni Feedback
Naveena G S, Scientist Trainee : The Best department for studies and research. Rudresh H S, Guest Lecture;
Excellent Support for Studies Divyashree T, Guest Lecture; The department aims at enhancing our knowledge,
skills and abilities. aims. Praveen R, QA and QC team; The department boasts of excellent management team
and placement of students in the best institutes and industries
Department of Studies and Research in Microbiology
The Department of Studies and Research in Microbiology was established in the academic year 2019-20.
The department has formulated a world-class curriculum-based outcome-based education model, CBCS
and the model curriculum prescribed by DBT. The department gives great emphasis on skill development
through value added courses, workshops and many other academic activities. The department enables growth
of students through self-learning, hypothesis-based learning, field workshops amd scientific communication.
Many of the department's alumni are chosen on campus for positions in prestigious research and academic
institutions in India and overseas. Over the course of five years projects and publications, the research profile
of the department has advanced with very high quality. The faculty has been given research funds by a number
of funding organisations, including DST, DBT, SERB, and CEFIPRA.
Course offered: M. Sc. in Microbiology (Self-Finance)
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed a B.Sc degree in science with chemistry/ botany/ zoology/ biochemistry/
microbiology and biotechnology as core/cognate with 45 % aggregate for general students and 40 %
for SC/ST/OBC/CAT-1 students in the subjects mentioned above are eligible for M.Sc Degree course
in Microbiology.
Course Structure
Cell Biology and Microbial CPT- 2.1 Microbial physiology and Metabolism
CPT-1.1
Systematics
Bacteriology and Virology CPT- 2.2 Microbial Genetics
CPT-1.2
(including techniques)
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Microbial Bio-Chemistry SPT- 2.3 A Microbial Ecology and Environmental

CPT-1.3 and Enzymology (including Microbiology
Instrumentation)
SPT-1.4 A Mycology and phycology SPT- 2.3 B Microbial Diversity and Extremophiles
OEPT – 2.4 To be offered by other departments of the
SPT-1.4.B Protozoology
faculty
CPP-1.5 Practical based on CPT 1.1 CPP-2.5 Practical based on CPT 2.1
CPP-1.7 Practical based on CPT 1.3 SPP-2.7 A Practical based on SPT 2.3 A
SPP – 1.8 A Practical based on SPT 1.4 A SPP-2.7 B Practical based on SPT 2.3 B
Practical based on SPT 1.4 B OEPP 2.8 To be offered by other departments of the
SPP – 1.8 B
faculty
CPT- 3.1 Mol. Biology and Genetic CPT- 4.1 Industrial Microbiology and Bioprocess
Engineering Engineering (including IPR)
CPT- 3.2 Immunology and CPT- 4.2 Medical and Diagnostic Microbiology
immunotechnology
SPT- 3.3 A Agricultural Microbiology and SPT- 4.3 A Food and Dairy Microbiology
Phytopathology
SPT- 3.3.B Bioinformatics and Biostatistics SPT - 4.3 B Microbial Systems Biology
OEPT – 3.4 To be offered by other departments CPPD 4.4 Core paper Dissertation
of the faculty
SPP-3.7 A Practical based on SPT 3.3 A SPP- 4.6 A Practical based on SPT 4.3 A
SPP-3.7 B Practical based on SPT 3.3 B SPP- 4.6 B Practical based on SPT 4.3 B
OEPP-3.8 To be offered by other departments CPPP 4.8 Practical Based on Core paper Dissertation
of the faculty
M.Sc. Microbiology opens up an ocean of career and professional growth path for the students. The
postgraduate degree of M.Sc. Microbiology opens multiple work opportunities in India and abroad. students
after completing an M.Sc. Microbiology degree can land the best jobs from a sea of options some of which
are below. • Teaching and Research • Biomolecules and Metabolism • Applied Microbiology • Computer
Applications • Cell and Developmental Biology • Immunology and Immunotechnology • Enzyme Technology
• Bioprocess Engineering • Genetic Engineering • Biostatistics • Genomics and Proteomics • PR, Good Lab
Practices and Bioethics • Viruses and Human Diseases • Nanobiotechnology • Environment Microbiology •
Plant Tissue Culture • Drug Discovery and Development • Molecular Carcinogenesis and Therapy • Animal
Tissue Culture • Food Microbiology • Clinical Research
Our department has well equipped classrooms, advanced teaching learning facilities and world class laboratory
facilities. Mainly plant stress physiology, Soil microbiome research, Plant tissue culture, Plant Pathology,
Biochemistry, Molecular biology, Bioinformatics and many other research facilities.
Alumni feedback
Harish R, Guest Lecture; Excellence for education, Darshan K, Scientist Trainee; The Best department for
studies and research. Salma Taj Darvesh: QA and QC Control; The Department has done so many inspiring
things. And our department is always inspiration to my life. Sonika N, QC analyst; The department has good
environment and best teachers.
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Department of Studies and Research in Psychology

The Department of Studies and Research in Psychology was started in the year 2018. It was started with a
vision to amplify the psychological practices to contribute professionals who serve the communities at various
aspects.
The department is making significant contribution in teaching, research and in extension activities since its
inception. Students awarded master degree in psychology are most of them rendering their valuable services
to the society at different arena like academic institutions, hospitals, mental health centre, industries, police
stations, special schools, etc.
Course offered: M. Sc. in Psychology (Self-Finance)
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed the three years B.A/B.Sc. degree examinations of any university
considered as equivalent thereto with Psychology as Major / Optional / Special subject are eligible for
the programme provided they have secured a minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST/ Category-I candidates)
marks in the cognate subject.
Course Structure:
Hard Core Papers Hard Core Papers
HC 1.1 Historical Perspectives Of Psychology HC 2.1 Cognitive Psychology
HC 1.2 Physiological Psychology HC 2.2 Psychological Testing
HC 1.3 Research Methodology & Statistics HC 2.3 Experimental Psychology- Practical-Ii
HC 1.4 Experimental Psychology: Practical I Soft Core Papers(Any Two)
Soft Core Papers (Any Two) SC 2:1 Theories Of Learning
SC 1.1 Foundations Of Social Behaviour SC2:2 Theories Of Personality
SC 1.2 Life Span Psychology SC 2.3 Environmental Psychology
SC 1.3 Indigenous Psychology Open Elective Paper (Any One)
OE 2.1 Stress Management
OE.2.2 Basic Psychological Processes
Specialization: 4.A.
Hard Core Papers
Counseling Psychology
HC 3.1 Psychopathology Hard Core Papers
HC 3.2 Health Psychology HC 4:1A Fundamentals Of Counseling
Practicals In Health & Clinical
HC 3:3 H.C.4.2A. Counseling Techniques
Psychology Practical – III
Soft Core Papers (Any Two) H.C. 4.3.A Counseling Psychology: Practical Iv
SC 3:1 Theories Of Motivation H.C.4.4. A Dissertation, Internship And Field Studies
SC 3.2: Child Psychology Soft Core Papers (Any Two)
SC 3.3 Community Psychology S.C. 4.1A. Areas Of Counselling
Open Elective Paper
S.C. 4.2A. Counseling In Different Settings
(Any One)
O.E 3.1. Personality Development S.C. 4.3A. Counseling Assessment
Specialization: 4.B.
O.E 3.2 Understanding Psychology
Clinical Psychology
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Hard Core Papers

HC4.1B. Foundations Of Clinical Psychology
HC 4:2B. Clinical Assessment
H.C. 4.3.B Clinical Psychology (Practical: Iv)
H.C.4.4.B Dissertation, Internship And Field Studies
Soft Core Papers (Any Two)
S.C. 4.1B. Fundamentals Of Mental Health Education
S.C. 4.2B. Psychotherapy
S.C.4.3B Psychodiagnostics
Specialization: 4.C. Industrial Psychology
Hard Core Papers
H.C.4.1C Organizational Behaviour
H.C.4.2C. Human Resource Management
H.C. 4.3.C Industrial Psychology (Practical: Iv)
Dissertation,
H.C.4.4.C
Internship And field studies
Soft Core Papers (Any Two)
S.C. 4.1C. Personnel Psychology
S.C. 4.2 C. Organizational Development
S.C. 4.3C. Marketing And Consumer Psychology
Career opportunities of course
The students who opt this course will have the job opportunities such as Clinical psychologist, special educators,
school psychologist, life skill trainer, wellbeing officer, counsellor, career psychologist, therapist, sport
psychologist, mental health convener, social psychologist, child psychologist, organizational psychologist,
behaviourist, research assistants, scientists and academicians.
Infrastructure
The department is equipped with two ICT enabled classrooms, one counselling room with well-structured
psychological lab with essential lab equipment and apparatus. The library has good collection on psychology
and also the university library is providing electronic resources and ICT based information services through
different platforms.
Alumni Feedback
Apoorva: Department of Psychology, Tumkur University has boosted my interest towards learning.it is also
helped me to learn psychology at the application.
Mohammad Irshad: Currently i am working in one of the most reputed institution named “stepping stone
centre” i could say it is just because of Department of Psychology, Tumkur University.
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Master of Computer Applications (MCA) (Self Finance)
The Department of Studies and Research in Computer Applications (MCA) was started in the year 2018. In
this era of technological explosion, the department is dedicated to maintaining a high standard of excellence
through quality, technology and innovation. The MCA program seeks to prepare participants for high level
careers in the ever expanding field of Computer Applications. It comprises a comprehensive and integrated
sequence of courses aiming to develop knowledge and skills in all areas of Computer Applications.
Faculty Details
Name of The Faculty
Sl.No Designation Qualification Areas of Specialization
Member
1. Dr. Kusuma Kumari B.M Assistant Professor & M.C.A, M.Phil, Ph.D Image Processing
MCA Coordinator
Eligibility :
■ Admission based on PGCET entrance examination conducted by KEA and Tumkur University.
■ Admission of the students to the course shall be as per university and Government of Karnataka rules
notified from time to time.
■ Any Bachelor Degree with Computer Science/Computer Applications /Statistics/Mathematics/
Commerce/Vocational Course in Coputer Science/Business Studies/Business Mathematics with 50%
for OBC/GM and 45% for SC/ST candidates.

IMCA01 Problem Solving Using C 2MCA01 Operating Systems
IMCA02 Unix Programming 2MCA02 OOPS with C++
IMCA03 Web Technologies 2MCA03 DBMS
IMCA04 Fundamentals of Computer 2MCA04 Data Structures
Organization 2MCA05 Computer Networks
IMCA05 Discrete mathematical Structures 2MCAL01 OS Lab
IMCAL01 C Programming Lab 2MCAL02 Data Structures Lab Using C++
IMCAL02 Unix Programming Lab 2MCAL03 DBMS Lab
IMCAL03 Web Programming Lab
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3MCA01 Programming Using Java 4MCA01 Advanced Java
3MCA02 Analysis & Design of Algorithms 4MCA02 Advanced Web Programming
3MCA03 Software Engineering 4MCA03 Mobile Applications
3MCA04 Python Programming Elective-I
3MCA05 Computer Graphics Course Code Elective-11
3MCAL01 Java Programming Lab 4MCAE01 Adv. Java.Lab
3MCAL02 ADA Lab 4MCAE02 Adv.Web.Lab
3MCAL03 Python Lab 4MCAE03 Mini Project- 1
Elective-I
Fifth Semester
Course code Title
5MCA01 Object-Oriented Modeling and
4MCAE04 Basics of MIS & e-Commerce
Design Patterns
4MCAE05 ERP
5MCA02 Data Mining
4MCAE06 Introduction to AI
5MCA03 Computational Intelligence
Elective-II
5MCA04 Fuzzy Logic and Applications
Course code Title
5MCA05 Digital Image Processing
4MCAE07 Principles of User Interface Design
5MCA06 Data Mining Lab
4MCAE08 IoT
5MCA07 Software Design Lab
4MCAE09 Multimedia Communications
5MCA08 Mini Project –II
Sixth Semester
6MCA01 E-Governance
6MCA02 Parallel Algorithms
6MCA03 Advanced Database Management
Systems
6MCA04 Dissertation/ Major Project

Job opportunities in this course are here Software Developer, Hardware Engineer, Database Engineer, Cloud
Architect, Data Scientist, Business Analyst, Technical Writer, Web Designer/Developer, IT Architect, Software
Consultant, Manual Tester, Troubleshooter, Network Engineer, Social Media Manager, Ethical Hacker, Quality
Assurance Analyst, Project Manager.
MCA department is equipped with latest systems with relevant software for practicing.
Alumni Feedback
Student Name: Kusuma C.S Position: Devops Engineer MCA Course was well structured to achieve the
learning outcomes. It gives me great pleasure in sharing my success after joining Department of MCA, Tumkur
University. Tumkur University has successfully accomplished its promises and objectives in providing quality
education and overall development of all its students.
Student Name: Rakshitha C.S Position: Associate System Analyst Department of MCA , Tumkur University
has provided me a wonderful environment and opportunity to learn and grow myself academically as well as
to secure a place in the corporate.
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Department of Studies and Research in Food and Nutrition

Perhaps, MSc Food Science & Nutrition started in the year 2021, the Department with the constant support
and encourage from the University striving to provide quality education to the students. Training students to
acquire practical skills and frequent visit to reputed food industries. Giving utmost care to individual students
to strengthen their communication skills and develop research bent of mind along with positive attitude.
Department has been conducting seminar/workshop/special lecture series by inviting eminent scientist from
India and abroad.
Faculty details
Name of the Areas of Total no. of No of
Sl Years of Total
faculty mem- Designation Qualification specializa- publi- PhDs PhDs
no experience projects
ber tion cations guided Awarded
1 Dr. Devaraja S Assistant MSc, PhD, Protein 15 years 63 complet- 10 05
Professor Post doc chemistry, ed 05
(USA) Hemo- ongoing
stasis and
01
throm-
bosis,
Oxidative
stress and
life style
diseases,
Nano sci-
ence
Course offered: M. Sc. in Food and Nutrition (Self-Finance)
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed a B.Sc degree in science with chemistry/ botany/ zoology/ biochemistry/
microbiology and biotechnology as core/cognate with 45 % aggregate for general students and 40 %
for SC/ST/CAT-1 students in the subjects mentioned above are eligible for M.Sc Degree course in
Microbiology.
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 Food Science CPT- 2.1 Vitamin and mineral nutrtion
CPT-1.2 Advanced Nutrition CPT- 2.2 Lifespan Nutrition
CPT-1.3 Food Microbiology SPT- 2.3.1 Techniques in Food Analysis
SPT-1.4 A Nutritional Biochemsitry SPT- 2.3.2 Food packaging & quality control
SPT-1.4.B Human Physiology OET – 2.4 Food Chemistry
CPP-1.5 Food Science Lab CPP-2.5 Vitamin and mineral nutrtion lab
CPP-1.6 Advanced Nutrion Lab CPP-2.6 Lifespan Nutrition Lab
CPP-1.7 Food Microbiolgy Lab SPP-2.7 1 Techniques in Food Analysis Lab
SPP – 1.8.1 Nutritional Biochemstry Lab SPP-2.7 2 Food Packaging & QC lab
SPP – 1.8.2 Human Physiology Lab CPP- 2.8 Food Chemistry
CPT- 3.1 Clinical nutrition and dietetics-I CPT- 4.1 Clinical nutrition and dietetics II
CPT- 3.2 Community health and statistics CPT- 4.2 Food Preservation
SPT- 3.3.1 Food technology and processing SPT- 4.3.1 Food fortification and sports nutrition
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SPT- 3.3.2 Food Biotechnology SPT - 4.3.2 Nutritional Systems Biology & Research
Methodolgy
OET – 3.4 Diet and diease CPPD 4.4 Clinical nutrition and dietetics II Lab
CPP-3.5 Clinical nutrition and dietetics –I Lab CPP-4.5 Food Preservation Lab
CPP-3.6 Community health and statistics Lab SPP- 4.6.1 Food fortification and Sports nutrition Lab
SPP-3.7.1 Food technology and processing Lab SPP- 4.6.2 Omnics Science Lab
SPP-3.7.2 Food Biotechnolgy Lab Project – 4.7 Project awork and Dessertation
OEP-3.8 Diet and disease Lab

Food Science & Nutrition enables the rapid dissemination of fundamental and applied research related to all
aspects of food science and nutrition, as well as interdisciplinary research that spans these two fields. Moreover,
the food industry is the one that never sees setbacks, there is always something trending in this industry.
Therefore, with good skills and experience, one can make a good career in Food and Nutrition whether in
medical, sports and fitness, science and research, food processing industries as well.
Post-Graduate Diploma in Coconut Plantation Management and Processing.
Coconut plantations are an important source of income and economic activity for Tumkur district. However,
proper training and scientific/ management experience is required in order to enhance the income of the
farmers. Therefore, Tumkur University as a part of its public outreach plans to offer Post-Graduate Diploma in
Coconut Plantation Management and Processing. The scope of the course is to give wider scientific knowledge
and practical training with up-to-date technology advancements. The course will cover new technological
developments on increasing coconut yield and productivity through varietal improvement, soil nutrient
management using organic and inorganic fertilizer, and efficient water management in coconut plantations.
Faculty details
Qual- Areas of Years of Total Projects Proj- No. of

Name of the faculty
Designation ifica- special- experi- publica- complet- ects on- PhDs
member
tion ization ence tions ed going guided
Dr. Sharathchandra RG Coordinator PhD Plant 12 28 10 0 07

Desicca-
tion Tol-
erance,
Plant
Patholo-
gy, Soil
Micro-
biome,
Systems
Biology,
Omics
After the completion of course, students will get a jobs in Research and development organizations, Teaching,
Pesticide and fertilizer industries, agriculture departments, Central and state plantation boards forestry
management institution and more.
Department has self-sufficient, fully equipped laboratories and well furnished lecture halls for postgraduate
program. Research laboratories established through funding from UGC, CSIR, DST and VGST are also open to
the students to undertake research projects. Department library has a collecting of important books.
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Master of Science in Research Methodology and Statistics

The Degree of Master of Science in Research Methodology and Statistics aims to strengthen the students both
in the theoretical development and in the real life applications of modern statistical methodology so that they
are better equipped for industries, research and development institutes and academic institutes. Keeping in
mind the huge opportunity in the field of data analysis, the course is designed in such a way that it can provide
first hand practical experience in handling modern statistical softwares in the analysis of such data.
Course offered: M. Sc. in Research Methodology and Statistics (Self-Finance)
Eligibility:
■ Candidates for admission to the first year of the M.Sc. (Research Methodology and Statistics) degree
program shall be required to have passed the BA/B.Sc./B.Com/BBM/BBA or any other equivalent
degree examination with minimum of 45% of marks in the qualifying examinations. The SC/ST
candidates must have minimum of 40% of marks in the qualifying examination..
Course Structure:
CPT-1.1 Research Methodology CPT-2.1 Numerical Methods
CPT-1.2 Basic Statistics-I CPT-2.2 Basic Statistics-II
Testing of Hypothesis: Parametric

CPT-1.3 Discrete Mathematics CPT-2.3
Statistics
CPT-1.4 Probability Theory CPT-2. 4 Experimental Designs
Statistical Programming-III
CPT-1.5 Sampling and Data Collection CPP-2.5
(using Scilab)
Statistical Programming –I Statistical Programming-IV

CPP-1.6 CPP-2.6
(using MS-Excel) (Using SPSS/SYSTAT)
Statistical Programming –II

CPP-1.7 OEPT-2.7 Statistical Methods-I
(using R Programming)
Testing of Hypothesis: Non-parametric

CPT-3.1 CPT-4.1 Applied Statistics
Statistics
CPT-3.2 Statistical Quality Control CPT-4.2 Multivariate Analysis
SPT-3.3 Elective Paper-I SPT-4.3 Elective Paper-II
Statistical Programming-V
CPP-3.4 SPT-4.4 Elective Paper-III
(using SPSS)
Statistical Programming-VI Statistical Programming-VII

CPP-3.5 CPP-4.5
(using R Software) (using R or SPSS)
Statistical Programming-VIII
CPI-3.6 Internship CPP-4.6
(using R or SPSS)
OEPT-3.7 Statistical Methods-II CPD-4.7 Project Work
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SPECIALIZATION: ELECTIVE PAPERS
SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV
PAPER TITLE OF ELECTIVE PAPER PAPER TITLE OF ELECTIVE PAPER
(A) LINEAR ALGEBRA (A) DECISION MAKING

(B) ECONOMETRICS (B) OPERATIONS RESEARCH
(C) DEMOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES SPT-4.4 (C) ACTUARIAL STATISTICS
SPT-3.4 (D) VITAL STATISTICS (D) HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
(students must select any one of the (students must select any one of the above)
above)
(A) TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
(B) BIOSTATISTICS
SPT-4.5 (C) STATISTICAL DATA MINING
METHODS
(D) ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
(students must select any one of the above)
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FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

Department of Studies and Research in Commerce
The Department of Studies and Research in Commerce was established in 1995 as one of the four departments
of the erstwhile Tumkur PG Centre of Bangalore University later became the DOSR in Commerce of Tumkur
University in the year 2004. The Department offers PG Programme M.Com and Research programme leading
to Ph.D. The curriculum has been designed to cater to the needs of the industry. The Department organizes
Workshops, Seminars, Conferences, symposiums, live budget sessions and Special Lectures in order to expose
students to the changing horizons of global trade and commerce. The department is well-equipped with
intellectual and physical infrastructure which is necessary for making teaching and research more effective. We
strive hard to nurture students with employable skills to meet the needs of globalized business environment.
A good number of graduates have been placed in better positions in corporate and academia. Department has
organizes industrial visits and campus placement drive for the benefit of students. Course offered: M. Com.
Eligibility: Candidates who have passed B.Com/B.B.M/B.B.A. or its equivalent degree examination with an
aggregate of 45% marks in all subjects except languages. However, students belonging to SC, ST and Category-I
with an aggregate of 40% are also eligible (except languages). Ph. D – Doctoram Programme in Commerce
As per the Ph.D regulations of the Tumkur University Currently more than 30 Ph.D Research scholars are
doing research on various contemporary issues in the field of Business, Entrepreneurship, Taxation, Human
Resources Management, Marketing and other allied areas of Commerce and Management.
Faculty Details
Total Total
Qualifica- Area of Years of No of
Name of the faculty Designation Publica- Research
tion Specialisation experience Ph.D’s
tions Projects
Prof. Paramashivaiah P Professor & M.Com, Taxation & 31 146 01 16
Chairman MBA, Finance
M.Phil,
Ph.D
Prof. G. Sudarsana Reddy Professor M.Com, Finance, 23 132 02 03
MBA, Taxation,
M.Phil,
Entrepreneur-
Ph.D
ship
& General
Management
Prof. B. Shekhar Professor & M.Com, Taxation & 25 128 01 08
Dean MBA, Entrepreneur-
M.Phil, ship
Ph.D
Dr. Suresh B K Asst. Profes- M.Com, Accounting 25 65 01 02
sor MBA, & Finance,
M.Phil, Systems.
MFM,
PGDBA,
ICWA(I),
FDPM
(IIMA),
Ph.D
Course offered: M. Com.
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed B.Com/B.B.M/B.B.A. or its equivalent degree examination with an
aggregate of 45% marks in all subjects except languages. However, students belonging to SC, ST and
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Category-I with an aggregate of 40% are also eligible (except languages).

Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Organisational Behaviour CPT- 2.1 Human Resource Management
CPT-1.2 Business Environment CPT- 2.2 Advanced Financial Management
CPT-1.3 Marketing Management CPT-2.3 Business Research Methods
CPT-1.4 Accounting Standards and Financial CPT-2.4
OR & QT for Business Decisions
Reporting
CPP-1.5 Financial Institutions, Markets and CPT-2.5
Information Systems & E-Commerce
Services
CPP-1.6 Macro Economics for Business Decisions OEPT-2.6 Offered by other department (OEP)
CPT- 3.1 Strategic Management CPT- 4.1 International Business
CPT- 3.2 Entrepreneurship Development CPT- 4.2 Business Ethics and Corporate
Governance
SPT-3.3 Elective Paper – I SPT-4.3 Elective Paper – IV
SPT-3.4 Elective Paper – II SPT-4.4 Elective Paper – V
SPT-3.5 Elective Paper – III SPT-4.5 Elective Paper – VI
OEPT-3.6 Offered by other department (OEP) CPD-4.6 Dissertation
SPECIALIZATION: ELECTIVE PAPERS

III Semester IV Semester
Paper Title of the Elective Paper Paper Title of the Elective Paper
Group I: Accounting and Taxation (AT)
SPT 3.3 AT-1 Strategic Cost Management SPT 4.3 AT-4 Accounting for Managerial Decisions
SPT 3.4 AT-2 Innovations in Accounting SPT 4.4 AT-5 Customs Duty and GST-I
SPT 3.5 AT-3 Corporate Taxes and Planning SPT 4.5 AT-6 Goods and Services Tax-II
Group II: Accounting and Finance (AF)

SPT 3.3 AF-1 Strategic Cost Management SPT 4.3 AF-4 Accounting for Managerial Decisions
SPT 3.4 AF-2 Innovations in Accounting SPT 4.4 AF-5 International Financial Management
SPT 3.5 AF-3 Security Analysis & Portfolio SPT 4.5 AF-6 Strategic Financial Management
Management
Group III Banking and Insurance (BI)

SPT 3.3 BI-1 Bank Management SPT 4.3 BI-4 Marketing of Bank Products
SPT 3.4 BI-2 Credit and Risk Management SPT 4.4 BI-5 Actuarial Science
SPT 3.5 BI-3 Principles and Practice of Insurance SPT 4.5 BI-6 Management of Insurance Companies

The course having this kind of job opportunity • Faculty in academia • Accounting and Auditing • Banking Sector
• Wealth Management • Financial Planning • Treasury, Forex and Cash Management • Stock & Commodity
Market • Insurance Sector • Project Consultancy • Corporate Restructuring • Mutual Fund Sector
The department has 30 computer systems with advanced software, Tally, SPSS, and Wi-Fi. All the Class rooms
are equipped with LCD Projectors and Modern infrastructure to accommodate the class strength.
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Department of Studies and Research in Commerce (Information Systems)

M.Com (I.S)
M. Com (Information systems) course is a right mix of functional area of Accounting, Finance and
Marketing along with knowledge of information technology and requisite soft skills. This programme
aspires to create professionals capable of obtaining leverage through the power of data analytics on
business trends and predictions, integrated technologies of different levels for offering competitive
edge to industrial process and business. The programme offers synchronized curriculum coverings
facets of business information system and management, to equip with essential skills required to
identify opportunities in the era of Business Information systems and groom techno managers capable
of adopting and handling challenging roles in the present competitive era.
Faculty Details :
Sl. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Qualification Specialisation
01 Dr. Devarajappa S Assistant Professor and Coordinator M. Com, Ph. D Accounting, Finance
and Taxation
Course offered: M. Com.–Information Systems (Self Finance)

Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed B.Com/B.B.M. or its equivalent degree examination with an aggregate of
45% marks in all subjects. However, students belonging to SC, ST and Category-I with an aggregate of
40% are also eligible.
Course Structure: M.Com (I.S)
CPT-1.1 Organisational Behaviour CPT- 2.1 Human Resource Management
CPT-1.2 Advanced marketing Management CPT- 2.2 Management Information System
CPT-1.3 Accounting Information Systems CPT-2.3 Advanced Management Acounting
CPT-1.4 Advanced Financial Management CPT-2.4 Business Research Methods
CPT-1.5 IND AS and IFRS CPT-2.5 Advanced Excel
CPT-1.6 E-Business OEPT-2.6 Offered by other department
CPT- 3.1 Forensic Accounting CPT- 4.1 Strategic Management
CPT- 3.2 Direct Taxes CPT- 4.2 Goods and Service Tax
CPT-3.3 Relational Database Management System SPT-4.3 Web Designing
CPT-3.4 Business Decision Using SPSS-I CPT-4.4 Business Decisions using SPSS-II
CPT-3.5 Enterprise Resource Planning -I CPT-4.5 Enterprise Resource Planning –II
OEPT-3.6 Offered by other department PR-4.6 Project Work
Career Opportunities
■ As the Course is started as per the existing PG CBCS Regulations. The Students of M. Com (IS) will have
career opportunities in both Govt. and Pvt Sector.
■ M.Com (IS) students are eligible to apply for both State and Central Govt. Jobs as Equivalent to M. Com
Course. In addition to these the following Key recruiting areas after M. Com (IS); IT Business, Telecom
Companies, Business Consultancies, Database Management Etc. Project Manager, Business Development
Manager, Business Analyst, Financial Analyst, Career option in Banking Sectors.
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Student Feedback
Madhushree S P (2019-2021); I am Madhushree S P today i am happy to give feedback to M.COM information
systems one of the very use full opportunities given by DOSR commerce, Tumkur university, this course has
wide subjects about computerized accounts there is lot of opportunities to learn database management, web
designing and also GST in tally and lot of technical accounting packages. overall M. Com information system
course is a very relatable course for present competitive corporate world.
Department of Studies and Research in Business Administration

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Programme, with the approval of AICTE, strives to provide quality
education to the rural mass. The Department equips students with the required interpersonal skills, problem-
solving skills, and leadership skills to innovate and lead a life of successful business leadership and management,
besides organizing co-curricular and extracurricular activities to sharpen organizing abilities, leadership
qualities, team building spirit and creativity among students.
Learning is facilitated through ICT and a mix of classroom teaching, seminars, case studies, and industry
internship. Industrial visits are organized to provide practical exposure to study the operations and management
of the industry. The department, studded with committed and experienced faculty with rich academic and
industry experience, strives to provide placements in reputed industries by conducting placement drives.
Course offered: Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Eligibility:
■ Centralised allotment of seats will be made by the Karnataka Examinations Authority, Bengaluru.
■ Candidate with any recognized degree is eligible to apply.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Management& Organizational Behavior CPT-2.1 Research Methodology

CPT-1.2 Accounting for Business CPT-2.2 Financial Management
CPT-1.3 Economics for Business Decisions CPT-2.3 Marketing Management
CPT-1.4 Analytics for Business CPT-2.4 Human Capital Management
CPT-1.5 Business Environment CPT-2.5 Operations and Quality Management
CPT-1.6 Corporate Skills and Leadership CPT-2.6 Sustainable Development and
Environment
CPT-1.6 Technology for Management OEP -2.7 Soft Skills, Values and Ethics
CPT-3.1 Strategic Management CPT- 4.1 Legal framework for Business

CPT-3.2 Creativity and Innovation Management CPT- 4.2 International Business
SPT-3.3 Finance SPT-4.3 Finance
SPT-3.3.1: Corporate Finance SPT-4.3.1: Investment Analysis and
SPT-3.3.2: Financial Institutions and Portfolio Management
Services SPT-4.3.2: Infrastructure and Project
SPT-3.3.3: Equity Markets and Finance
Behavioral Finance SPT-4.3.3: International Financial
Management
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SPT-3.4 HRM SPT-4.4 HRM

SPT 3.4.1: Industrial Relations SPT 4.4.1: Performance Management and
SPT-3.4.2: Training and organization Competency Mapping
Development SPT-4.4.2: Talent and Knowledge
SPT 3.4.3: Strategic HRM Management
SPT 4.4.3: Cross Cultural Management
SPT-3.5 Marketing Management SPT-4.5 Marketing Management
SPT 3.5.1: Internet and E - Commerce SPT 4.5.1: Social Marketing
SPT-3.5.2: Product Development and SPT-4.5.2: Green Marketing and CRM
Brand Management SPT 4.5.3: Digital and Social Media
SPT 3.5.3: International Marketing Marketing
OEP-3.6 Business Planning and Development Internship
Masters in Tourism and Travel Management

This new course introduces the concept of tourism and travel management, role of tourism as an economic
intervention, global nature of tourism, tourism products and emerging trends in tourism and travel management
to the students.
Course offered: Masters in Tourism and Travel Management (MTTM) – Self Finance
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have passed in any Bachelor’s or its equivalent degree in any subject with a minimum
of 45% marks in all subjects except languages. However, students belonging to SC, ST and Category-I
with an aggregate of 40% are also eligible (except languages).
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Fundamentals of Tourism CPT-2.1 Strategc Tourism Management
CPT-1.2 Business Communication CPT-2.2 Economics of Tourism
CPT-1.3 Tourism Products –I CPT-2.3 Tourism products-II
CPT-1.4 Travel Management CPT-2.4 Travel Agency and Tour operations
CPT-1.5 Basics of accountiong and Finance CPT-2.5 Tourism Marketing
CPT-1.6 International Tourism CPT-2.6 E-Tourism Management
CPT-1.7 Tourism Organizations OEP -2.7 Tourist Attractions of Karnataka
CPT-3.1 Hospitality industry CPT- 4.1 Sustainable Tourism Management
CPT-3.2 Tourism Transportation CPT- 4.2 Tourism related Laws and Ethics
CPT-3.3 Research Methodology in Tourism CPT-4.3 Event Management
CPT-3.4 Foreign Language – French CPT-4.4 Accommodation Management
SPT-3.5.1 Medical and Wellness Tourism SPT-4.5.1 Entrepreneurship Development in Tourism
SPT-3.5.2 Traibal Tourism SPT-4.5.2 Emerging Trends in Tourism
OEP-3.6.1 Cultural Heritage Tourism CPT 4.6.1 Project Report
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P. G. Diploma Courses
P. G. Diploma in Environmental Impact Assessment and Safety Management

Eligibility:
■ Graduation in any Science or Engineering disciplines with a minimum of 45% General candidates and
SC/ST and category-1 candidates with 40% aggregate.
Course Structure
T-1.1 Fundamentals of Environmental Impact T-2.1 Introduction to Environmental Health Safety
Assessment. Policies and Law Management, Policies and Law
T-1.2 Prediction and Assessment of Impacts; T-2.2 Occupational Health Safety & Accident
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS Prevention Techniques
for EIA
PD-1.3 Project Dissertation based on T1.1/1.2 PD-2.3 Project Dissertation based on T2.1/2.2
P-1.4 Practical’s Based on T1.1 P-2.4 Practical’s Based on T2.1
P-1.5 Practical’s Based on T1.2 P-2.5 Practical’s Based on T2.2
P-1.6 Practical’s Based on Project Dissertation PP-2.6 Practical’s Based on Project Dissertation PD
PD 1.3 2.3
P.G. Diploma in Coconut Plantation Management and Processing

Coconut plantations are an important source of income and economic activity for Tumkur district. However,
proper training and scientific/ management experience is required in order to enhance the income of the
farmers. Therefore, Tumkur University as a part of its public outreach plans to offer Post-Graduate Diploma in
Coconut Plantation Management and Processing. The scope of the course is to give wider scientific knowledge
and practical training with up-to-date technology advancements. The course will cover new technological
developments on increasing coconut yield and productivity through varietal improvement, soil nutrient
management using organic and inorganic fertilizer, and efficient water management in coconut plantations.
Faculty details
Areas of Years Total Projects Proj- No. of

Name of the faculty Designa- Qualifi-
specializa- of expe- publica- complet- ects on- PhDs
member tion cation
tion rience tions ed going guided
Dr. Sharathchandra RG Coordinator PhD Plant Des- 12 28 10 0 07
iccation
Tolerance,
Plant Pa-
thology, Soil
Microbiome,
Systems Bi-
ology, Omics
Eligibility:
■ Graduation in any discipline with a minimum of 45% General candidates and SC/ST and category-1
candidates with 40% aggregate.
Course Structure
Introduction to Coconut Plantation Crop Production Technology , Post Harvest
T-1.1 T-2.1
Management Management and Value additions
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Statistics & Human resource, Financial, and

T-1.2 Science of Coconut Plantations T-2.2
Accounting Management
Project Dissertation Based on Basic Project Dissertation Based on Post harvest
PD 1.3 PD- 2.3
Biology and Plantation of Coconuts preservation, value addition and processing.
Practical’s Based on Introduction to Practical’s Based on Crop Production Technology ,
P-1.4 P-2.4
Coconut Plantation Management Post Harvest Management and Value additions
Practical’s Based on Science of Coconut Practical’s Based on Statistics & Human resource,
P-1.5 P-2.5
Plantations Financial, and Accounting Management
Practical’s of Dissertation Based on Basic Practical’s of Dissertation Based on Post harvest
PP 1.3 PP 2.6
Biology and Plantation of Coconuts preservation, value addition and processing.

After the completion of course, students will get a jobs in Research and development organizations, Teaching,
Pesticide and fertilizer industries, agriculture departments, Central and state plantation boards forestry
management institution and more.
Department has self-sufficient, fully equipped laboratories and well furnished lecture halls for postgraduate
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COURSES OFFERED BY THE CONSTITUENT COLLEGES

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
M. Sc. in Chemistry
Department of Studies and Research in Chemistry
Eligibility:
■ Candidates must have studied Chemistry as a cognate subject in B.Sc. and should have studied Math-
ematics in Pre-University course or at 10+2
■ Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree with an aggregate of 45% in Chemistry (40% for SC/ST and
Category-I in Cognate Subjects) as the cognate subject and a minimum of 40% in all the subjects.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Concepts of Inorganic Chemistry CPT-2.1 Group Theory & Coordination Chemistry
CPT-1.2 Organic Reaction Mechanisms and CPT-2.2 Reaction Mechanism, Photochemistry
Stereochemistry and Spectroscopy
CPT-1.3 Thermodynamics, Quantum SPT-2.3.A Statistical Mechanics, Electrochemistry
Chemistry and spectroscopy and
Advanced quantum chemistry
SPT-1.4.A Organic Synthesis SPT-2.3.B Surface, Nuclear Chemistry and Non-
Equilibrium Thermodynamics
SPT-1.4.B Separation technique and OET – 2.4 Fundamentals of Chemical Analysis &
Spectroscopy-1 Chromatography
CPP-1.5 (1.1) Practical Inorganic Chemistry - I CPP-2.5 (2.1) Practical Inorganic Chemistry- 2
CPP-1.6 (1.2) Practical Organic Chemistry - I CPP-2.6 (2.2) Practical Organic Chemistry -2
Practical Physical Chemistry - I SPP-2.7.A Practical Physical Chemistry
CPP-1.7 (1.3) (2.3.A)
SPP – 1.8 Practical Organic Chemistry SPP-2.7.B Practical Physical Chemistry
(1.4.A) (2.3.B)
SPP – 1.8 Practical separation Methods and Quantitative analysis and Separation
(1.4.B) spectroscopy OEP 2.8 (2.4) Techniques
CPT- 3.1 Reactions, Rearrangements and Bioinorganic Chemistry and Reaction
Heterocyclic chemistry CPT- 4.1 mechanism
CPT- 3.2 Chemical Kinetics, Photochemistry and Macromolecules and Solid State
Surface Phenomena CPT- 4.2 chemistry
SPT- 3.3.A Organometallic Chemistry & Catalysis SPT- 4.3.A Chemistry of Natural Products
SPT- 3.3.B Industrial and Materials Chemistry SPT -4.3.B Medicinal chemistry
OET – 3.4 Environmental Chemistry CPD-4.4 Core Paper Dissertation
CPP-3.5 (3.1) Practical Organic Chemistry -3 CPP-4.5 (4.1) Practical Inorganic Chemistry - 4
CPP-3.6 (3.2) Practical Physical Chemistry -3 CPP-4.6 (4.2) Practical Physical Chemistry - 4
SPP- SPP- 4.7
3.7.A(3.3.A) Practical Inorganic Chemistry (4.3.A) Practical Organic Chemistry
SPP- SPP-
3.7.B(3.3.B) Practical Inorganic Chemistry 4.7(4.3.B) Practical Organic Chemistry
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OEP-3.8 Practical Environmental Chemistry

(OET-3.4) CPDP- 4.8 Core Paper Dissertation Practical
Our graduates are reckoned by the academia and industry alike. Industries (Research and Development, Quality
Control, Quality Assurance and Production) provide career opportunities while research can be perused in
universities (State/Central), National Laboratories, Central Research Institutes. Teaching opportunities also are
lucrative.
Department has self sufficient, fully equipped laboratories and well-furnished lecture halls for postgraduate
Alumni feedback
Name of the Alumni: Dr. Sreedhara M B carried out his PhD under the guidance of Bharatha Ratna Prof. C.N.R.
Rao in Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore. Present Position: Dr. Sreedhara
M. B is currently working as postdoctoral fellow in Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. Opinion: DOSR in
Chemistry of Tumkur University fully prepared me for my research career while I was studying M.Sc. Apart
from delivering subject knowledge; it has contributed significantly to the overall development by instilling core
competencies and soft skills in me. Big thanks to the Department.
M.Sc. in Physics
Eligibility:
Qualifica- Area of Special- Publica- Projects
Name Designation Experience
tion ization tions Completed
Dr. B S Palakshamurthy Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Nanomaterials 16y 15 01
Professor
Dr. Chikkappa Udagani Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Nuclear Physics 20y 10 --
Professor
Dr. Veerabharaiah M Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Electronics, 20y 05 01
Professor Glassy alloys
Sri. Harisha Kumar K Assistant M.Sc. Thin Films, 12y 03 01
Professor Semiconductors
■ Candidates must have studied Physics and Mathematics as Optional Subjects at the Bachelor's Degree.
■ A Bachelor's Degree with an aggregate of 45% in the Cognate Subject and a minimum of 40% in all
subjects.
■ In case of SC / ST and Category-I, a minimum aggregate of 40% in the Cognate Subject and a mini-
mum of 40% in all the subjects.Course Structure: Same as in the University P.G. Department.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Classical Mechanics CPT- 2.1 Quantum Mechanics-I
CPT-1.2 Mathematical and Computational Physics CPT- 2.2 Statistical Mechanics
CPT-1.3 Electronics Circuits, Devices and SPT-2.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-II
Communication
SPT-1.4.A Condensed Matter Physics-I SPT-2.3.B Material Science-II
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SPT-1.4.B Material Science-I OEPT– 2.4 Modern Physics

CPP-1.5 Practical : General Physics CPP-2.5 Practical : Modern Physics – I
CPP-1.6 Practical : Computer programming –I CPP-2.6 Practical: Computer programming-II
CPP-1.7 Practical : Electronics (General) SPP-2.7.A Practical: Condensed Matter Physics-II
SPP-1.8A Practical : Condensed matter Physics-I SPP-2.7.B Practical : Material Science-II
SPP-1.8B Practical : Material Science -I OEPP- Practical: Modern Physics
2.8
CPT- 3.1 Quantum Mechanics-II CPT- 4.1 Classical Electrodynamics
CPT- 3.2 Nuclear Physics CPT- 4.2 Atomic Molecular and optical Physics
SPT- 3.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-III SPT- 4.3.A Condensed Matter Physics-IV
SPT- 3.3.B Material Science-III SPT -4.3.B Material Science-IV
OEPT – 3.4 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology CPD- 4.4 Core Paper Dissertation
CPP-3.5 Practical : CPP-4.5 Practical: Modern Physics-III
Modern Physics –II
CPP-3.6 Practical : Nuclear Physics CPP-4.6 Practical: Atomic Molecular and
optical Physics
SPP-3.7 A Practical: SPP- 4.7 A Practical:
Condensed Matter Physics –III Condensed Matter Physics –IV
SPP-3.7 B Practical: SPP- 4.7 B Practical: Material Science-IV
Material Science-III
OEPP-3.8 Practical: Nanoscience and Nanotechnology CPPP- 4.8 Core paper project practicals
M. Sc. in Environmental Science

Eligibility:
■ General candidates who have passed a B.Sc degree in any branch of science of this University or any
UGC recognized higher education institution with 45% aggregate in core/cognate subjects and SC/ST
candidates with 40% aggregate in core/cognate subjects shall be eligible for admission to M.Sc. degree
course in Environmental Science.
Bachelor os Science in Agriculture and other allied subjects (B.Sc Ag AgriMarketing, Agriculture En-
gineering, Agribiotechnology, B.FSc, B.Sc. Horti., B.Sc AgBiotech, B.Tech AgBio, Agri Eng, B.Tech
Food Science, B.Fsc, BHSc, B.Tech Env Eng., B.E in Env Eng) wit 45% aggregate in core/cognate
subjects and SC/ST candidates with 40% aggregate in core/cognate subjects from any UGC recognized
higher education institution shall also be eligible for admission to M.Sc. degree course in Environmen-
tal Science of Tumkur University.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Environmental Biology CPT- 2.1 Environmental Pollution, Monitoring and
Control
CPT-1.2 Environmental Chemistry CPT- 2.2 Solid Waste Management
CPT-1.3 Environmental Geoscience SPT- 2.3 A Environment and Conservation
SPT-1.4 A Energy and Environment SPT- 2.3 B Environmental Toxicology
SPT-1.4.B Natural Resources OEPT – 2.4 Global Environmental Issues and Human Health
CPP-1.5 Practicals based on Environmental CPP-2.5 Practicals based on Environmental Pollution,
Biology Monitoring and Control
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CPP-1.6 Practicals based on Environmental CPP-2.6 Practicals based on Solid Waste Management
Chemistry
CPP-1.7 Practicals based on Environmental SPP-2.7 A Practicals based on Environment and
Geosciences Conservation
SPP – 1.8 A Practicals based on Energy and SPP-2.7 B Practicals based on Environmental Toxicology
Environment
SPP – 1.8 B Practicals based on Natural OEPP 2.8 Practicals based Global Environmental Issues and
Resources Human Health
CPT- 3.1 Environmental Systems Analysis, CPT- 4.1 Environmental
Remote Sensing & GIS Disaster Management
CPT- 3.2 Water and Wastewater CPT- 4.2 Environmental Research Methodology, Statistics
Management and Computer Applications
SPT- 3.3 A Environmental Microbiology SPT- 4.3 A Environmental Education and Awareness
SPT- 3.3.B Environmental Impact SPT - 4.3 B Environmental Biotechnology
Assessment, Policy and Laws
OEPT – 3.4 Climate Change CPD 4.4 Project Dissertation
CPP-3.5 Practicals based on CPP-4.5 Practicals based on Environmental
Environmental Systems Analysis, Disaster Management
Remote Sensing & GIS
CPP-3.6 Practicals based on Water and CPP-4.6 Practicals based on Environmental Research
Wastewater Management Methodology, Statistics and Computer
Applications
SPP-3.7 A Practicals based on SPP- 4.6 A Practicals based on Environmental Education and
Environmental Microbiology Awareness
SPP-3.7 B Practicals based on SPP- 4.6 B Practicals based on Environmental Biotechnology
Environmental Impact
Assessment, Policy and Laws
OEPP-3.8 Practicals based on Climate CPPP 4.8 Practicals based on Project Dissertation
Change
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University College of Arts

M. A. Sociology
Eligibility:
■ Candidates who have secured an aggregate of 40% in all the subjects and a minimum of 45% (40%
for SC/ST/Category-I candidates) in Sociology in the Bachelor's degree.
Course Structure
CPT-1.1 Foundation of Sociological Tradition CPT-2.1 Development of Sociological Theories
CPT-1.2 Methods in Social Research Social Statistics and Computer
CPT-2.2 Application
CPT-1.3 Society in Karnataka CPT-2.3 Social Demography
CPT-1.4 Social Stratification and Social Mobility CPT-2.4 Society and Education
CPT-1.5 Rural and Urban Sociology SPT-2.5.1 Sociology of Profession
SPT-1.6.1 Perspective on Indian Society SPT-2.5.2 Social Entrepreneurship
SPT-1.6.2 Social problems and Social Welfare OEP-2.6 Invitation to Sociology
CPT-3.1 Modern Sociological Theories CPT- 4.1 Sociology of Social Movements
CPT-3.2 Social Psychology CPT- 4.2 Sociology of Marginalised Groups
CPT-3.3 Sociology of Tribes CPT- 4.3 Sociology of Health and Sanitation
CPT-3.4 Industrial Sociology CPT- 4.4 Social Policy and Planning
SPT-3.5.1 Gender & Society SPT- 4.5.1 Criminology and Penology
SPT -3.5.2 Sociology of Disaster and Social Crisis SPT- 4.5.2 Human Rights and Social Justice
OEP-3.6 Globalization and Society Dissertation/
Project
Sociology programme in Tumkur University helps students acquire 21st-century abilities like creativity,
innovation, critical thinking, analytical problem solving, communication, cooperation, multi-cultural and
global understanding, and good writing. The methods and substantive areas of sociology provide an excellent
background for a wide range of careers in fields such as research institutes, law firms, public health, welfare
organizations, international agencies, educational institutes, advertising firms, survey and polling organizations,
international agencies, educational institutes, law firms, public health, welfare organizations, journalism, urban
and community planning, social work, non-profit agencies, child welfare, Sociology students work as social
researchers, case workers, public policy researchers, data analysts, etc. The mandatory project work, internship,
and dissertation make students better qualified for any field-based employment. Sociology is an optional course
in national and state competitions, especially civil service exams.
Alumni Feedback
The idea of an alumni association grew out of the needs of both academics and professionals. The goal was to
build a bridge between college and work life so that new graduates would be ready to take on the challenges
of the professional world today. Both ends will have to work together to help each other reach the goal. The
idea turned into a plan, and the Alumni Association came to be.The Alumni Association of Department of
Studies & Research in SociologyTumkur University was formed on the auspicious Teachers Day celebrations in
2016, named as “TUT SOCIOLOGY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION” in the presence of Dr.Nagaraja.S, Dr.Sunitha
V Ganiger, Dr.Ashwini and other faculty members of the department and many enthusiastic former students
of the college.
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COURSES OFFERED BY THE AFFILIATED COLLEGES

FACULTY OF ARTS
M.A. in Kannada
■ Government First Grade College, Madhugiri
Eligibility:
Same as in the University P.G. Department.
M.A. in History & Archaeology
■ Government First Grade College, Sira
Eligibility:
M.A. in Economics
■ Government First Grade College, Koratagere
Eligibility:
M.A. in Sociology
■ Government First Grade College, Kunigal
Eligibility:
Master of Social Work (MSW)

■ Hemadri PG College, Tumakuru
■ Sri Siddhartha Institute of Business Management, Tumakuru
■ Sri Basaveshwara College, Tumakuru
Eligibility:
Same as in the University P.G. Department
FACULTY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

M.Sc. in Electronic Media
■ Sri Siddhartha Centre for Media Studies, Tumakuru
Eligibility:
Candidates with any Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 45% aggregate. (40% in case of SC/ST and
Category-I candidates)
M.S. Communication
■ Sri Siddhartha Centre for Media Studies, Tumakuru
Eligibility:
■ Candidates with any Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST
and Category-I candidates)
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FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

Master of Commerce (M.Com)
Department of Studies & Research in Commerce
P.G. Centre, Tiptur
Affiliated Colleges:
■ Govt. First Grade College, Madhugiri
■ Govt. First Grade College, Kunigal
■ Govt. First Grade College, Sira
■ Vidyavahini P.G. College, Tumakuru
■ Sree Siddaganga Arts, Science and Commerce College, Tumakuru
■ Shridevi Degree College, Tumakuru
■ Pallagatti Adavappa Arts and Commerce First Grade College, Tiptur
■ Sri Siddhartha First Grade College, Tumakuru
■ Sri Siddhartha Institute of Business Management, Tumakuru
■ Sacred Heart First Grade College, Tumakuru
■ Varadaraja Degree College, Tumakuru
■ Ananya Institute of Commerce & Management, Tumakuru
■ Oxford Jain College, Tumkur
Eligibility:
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A)

Centralised allotment of seats will be made by K.E.A. Bengaluru.
Sri Siddhartha Institute of Management Studies, Tumakuru.
ADMISSION RULES
Admission to courses at the University is governed by the rules and regulations framed by the University from
time to time.
Reservation Policy
Reservation of seats in admission will be as per Government Order No. SWD 225BCA, Dated 30th March
2002. Percentage of reservation for each category as per Government Order No. ¹D¸ÀÄE 08 ¸É»ªÀÄ 95,
¨ÉAUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ, ¢£ÁAPÀ: 20-06-1995 as follows:
General Merit 50%
Scheduled Caste 15%
Scheduled Tribe 03%
Category 1 04%
Category 2 (a) 15%
Category 2 (b) 04%
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Category 3 (a) 04%

Category 3 (b) 05%
Total 100%
The benefit of reservation will not be given to a citizen if:

a) Either of the parents is a Class I Officer in the service of the Government or holds an equivalent post
in a Public Sector Undertaking or is in employment under a Private employer and draws a salary not
less than that of a Class II Officer (Initial Pay Scale of Rs. 6,000-11,220)
b) Either of the parents is an Income Tax assessee.
c) Either of the parents is an Assessee of Sales Tax.
d) Either of the parents or both own more than 8.00 Hectares of rain-fed or dry land or its equivalent.
e) However, for SC/ST and Category-I candidates, the above rules do not apply. However, rules
specified by the Department of Social Welfare, Government of Karnataka apply for admission to the
University hostels (Parents Income, Distance Certificate etc.).
As per the Hon’ble Supreme Judgment in W.P.(CIVIL) nO.292/2016 & 997/2013 and Governmnet
Letter No. ED 07 UNE 2018 dated 22.01.2018, 5% seats are reserved for persons with disabilities
(Benchmark Disability).
Procedure for Selection:
The OMNIBUS MERIT LIST will be announced on the University website (www.tumkuruniversity.
ac.in) and on the notice board on the date specified in the admission notification. Admission will be made
through counseling. The selected candidates are required to submit the original documents (along with 2
sets of photocopies of each) four passport-size photographs, and pay the prescribed fee through online on
the day of councelling. Applicants absent or unrepresented at the time of admission will forfeit their claim
for admission. Non-production of required original documents would lead to the cancellation of selection.
Admission to various courses under reservation categories is based on merit and therefore exerting pressure
for selection will disqualify the candidate from admission.
Conditions for Admission
General Discipline
Every student seeking admission to the courses at the Tumkur University shall give an undertaking to abide
by the University rules regulating conduct and responsibilities of students as provided under Section 42 of
the KSU Act, 2000.
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Sl.No. Fee Prticulars MBA
1 Admission Fee -
2 Registration Fee -
3 University Development Fee 6000
4 Extra Currirular Activities Fee 1500
5 Placement Activities Fee 2000
6 Sports Fee 500
7 Library Fee 1000
8 Sprots Development Fee 50
9 SWF 50
10 TBF 50
11 Reading Room Fee 50
12 Computer and Internet Fee 2800
13 Tution Fee 30000
Total Rs. 44000
Note: 1) Sl. No. 01 to 06 to be paid to the University at the time of admission

2) Affiliated Colleges of Tumkur University should pay 50% of Placement fee to the University
at the time of admission.
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Sl.No. Fee Prticulars MCA (First year) MCA (Second year)
1 Admission Fee 200 -
2 Registration Fee 800 -
3 Sports Fee 500 500
4 Co-curricular Activities Fee 1500 1500
5 University Development Fee 7500 4500
6 Sprots Development Fee 50 50
7 Library Fee 500 500
8 Reading Room Fee 50 50
9 SWF Fee 50 50
10 TWF Fee 50 50
11 Identity card fee 50 -
12 Computer and Internet lab Fee 8750 8000
13 Tution Fee ** As Fixed by KEA 25800
Total Rs. 41000
Note: * Tution fee to be paid at KEA counselling

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Name of the Chairperson / Mobile Phone

PG Department Address
Coordinator Number
Dr. D V Gundappa
Kannada Adhyayana Prof. Annamma 9535078400
Kendra
Department of Studies &

Research in Social Work
(including PG Diploma in
Disaster Management) Prof. Parashurama K G 9900412819

Research in Psychology
Dr. P Sadananda Maiya Block

Prof. P. Paramashivaiah 9448533326 Tumkur University
Research in Commerce
B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
Department of Studies
& Research in Business Dr. NoorAfza 9449089075
Administration
M.Sc. in Research
Prof. P. Paramashivaiah 9448533326
Methodology and Statistics
M.Com. (Information
Dr. Devarajappa S 9964696953
Systems)

Dr. Nagaraja S. 9845785382
Research in Sociology

Dr. Gundur Nisheemappa 9036564522
Research in English
Department of Studies Dr. V S Acharya Memorial Block

& Research in Library & Prof. Keshava 9880836863 Tumkur University
Information Science B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
MA in Functional English Dr. Gundur Nisheemappa 9036564522
& Research in History & Dr. Chikkanna 7975413320
Archaeology
Dr. G. Parameshwara Block-II
Department of Studies & Tumkur University
Dr. Vilas M. Kadrolkar 9449112908 B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
Research in Economics
Masters of Tourism and

Dr. Priya Thakur 9945818258
Travel Management
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Coordinator Number
& Research in Political Sri. Ramakrishna V. 8792212045
Science
Public Administration Dr. Suresha K C 94487 13919 Dr. G. Parameshwara Block-I
Tumkur University
Department of Studies & B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
Dr. Ranganath T.R. 9738219578
Research in Mathematics
MA in International
Dr. K C Suresha 9448713919
Relations
Prof. H Nagabhushana 9663177440
Research in Physics
Dr. Sharatchandra R G 8095502894
Research in Biotechnology
Department of Studies & Prof. C N R Rao Block

Dr. Sharatchandra R G 8095502894
Research in Microbiology Tumkur University
P.G. Diploma in Coconut
Plantation Management Dr. R G Sharthchandra 8095502894
and Processing
Department of
Dr. Rajanaika 8217253664
Environmental Science

Dr. Vijayakumar G.R. 9880745882
Research in Chemistry
& Research in Organic Dr. Arunkumar D.B. 7899361918
Chemistry

Sri Veerabhadraiah M. 8792300875
Research in Physics

Dr. Girish K.S. 9964080540
Research in Biochemistry
University College of Science
Tumkur University
MCA (Master of Computer
Dr. Kusuma Kumari B.M. 9591720094 B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
Application
M.Sc in Food and

Prof. Manohar Shinde 8618312075
Nutrition
M.Sc. in Microbiology Dr. R G Sharthchandra 8095502894
P.G. Diploma in
Environmental Impact
Dr. Rajanaika 8217253664
Assessment and Safety
Management
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Coordinator Number
Department of Studies & Regional Centre, Karnataka

Dr. Asiya Nuzath F.B 9844029441 State Open University C.A.
Research in Botany
No.07, TUDA Layout, Rajiv
Department of Studies & Gandhi Nagar, Melekote,
Dr. Asiya Nuzath F.B 9844029441
Research in Zoology Tumakuru-572105.
Department of Mass
Communication and Dr. Padmanabha K V 9449525854
Journalism (MCJ)
MA in Hindi Dr. T.N. Shobha (UCA) 9480406994 Dr. P Sadananda Maiya Block
Tumkur University
Dr. D.V. Subramanya 7204445134 B H Road, Tumakuru – 572 103
MA in Sanskrit
Shastri 9535890368
Sri Rajanna C.
MA in Education 9844750725
Dean, Education

Master of Visual Arts Sri Kariyanna 6362854252 Tumkur University
Sri Siddartha Centre for Media
M.S Communication Dr. B T Muddesh 9740693477
Studies, SSIT Campus, PG Block,
Maralur, Tumakur-572105.
M.Sc Electronic Media Dr. B T Muddesh 9740693477 Website.www.siddhartha media.edu.
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(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) above Seat Intake TOTAL
OF TAKE
SEAT
EWS GNHNK PH
(10%) (5%) (5%)
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HK 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
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HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 ¸ÀPÁðj ¥ÀæxÀªÀÄ zÀeÉð PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, PÀÄtÂUÀ¯ï. M.Com TU 37 17 6 3 1 6 1 1 2 4 2 2 48
HK 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 ¸ÀPÁðj ¥ÀæxÀªÀÄ zÀeÉð PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, ªÀÄzsÀÄVj M.A-Kannada TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M.Com TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 59
HK 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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1 M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
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HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 ²æÃzÉÃ« ¥ÀzÀ« PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, ²gÁ gÀ¸ÉÛ, vÀÄªÀÄPÀÆgÀÄ M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
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3 «zÁåªÁ»¤ ¦.f PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, vÀÄªÀÄPÀÆgÀÄ. M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 ²æÃ ¹zÁÞxÀð E£ïìnlÆåmï D¥sï ©¹£É¸ï
M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
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HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M.S.W (BSW
TU 11 5 2 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 15
DEGREE)
HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
PAR-
TICU- SEAT
GM SC ST C-1 2A 2B 3A 3B Reservation over and
PÀæ.¸ÀA PÁ¯ÉÃdÄUÀ¼À ºÉ¸ÀgÀÄ PÉÆÃ¸ÀÄðUÀ¼ÀÄ LARS IN-
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) above Seat Intake TOTAL
OF TAKE
SEAT
EWS GNHNK PH
(10%) (5%) (5%)
M.S.W (OTHER
TU 12 5 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 16
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HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 ²æÃ ¹zÁÞxÀð ¥ÀæxÀªÀÄ zÀeÉð PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, vÀÄªÀÄPÀÆgÀÄ. M.Com TU 28 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 35
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zÀeÉð PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ, w¥ÀlÆgÀÄ
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7 ºÉÃªÀiÁ¢æ ¸ÁßvÀPÉÆÃvÀÛgÀ PÉÃAzÀæ, M.S.W (BSW TU 14 6 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1
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HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M.S.W (OTHER TU 14 6 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1
18
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8 ²æÃ ¹zÁÝxÀð ¸ÉAlgï ¥sÁgï «ÄÃrAiÀiÁ M.S.Communication TU 14 6 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1
18
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HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M.Sc.Electronic TU 14 6 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1
18
Media
HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 DPïì¥sÀqïð eÉÊ£ï PÁ¯ÉÃdÄ vÀÄªÀÄPÀÆgÀÄ M.Com TU 23 10 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 29
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Seat Intake TAL TOTAL
PARTICU- SEAT
GM SC ST C-1 2A 2B 3A 3B Kash-
PÀæ.¸ÀA PÁ¯ÉÃdÄUÀ¼À ºÉ¸ÀgÀÄ PÉÆÃ¸ÀÄðUÀ¼ÀÄ LARS OF IN-
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Dr. D.V.
Gundappa MA-
1 TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
Kannada KANNADA
Adyayana Kendra
80
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MA-
2 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
ENGLISH
English
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
Dept of Studies
& Research
3 MA-HISTORY TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
in History &
Archaeology
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MA-
4 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
ECONOMICS
81
Economics
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies MA-
5 & Research in POLITICAL TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
Political Science SCIENCE
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies MA-PUB-
& Research LIC AD-
6 TU 25 11 4 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 31 37
in Public MINISTRA-
Administration TION
OU 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Dept of Studies
MSW (BSW
& Research in TU 23 10 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 28 33
82
7
Background)
Social Work
OU 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
MSW (Other
TU 23 10 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 28 33
Degree)
OU 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
MSW (BSW
and Other PAYMENT 9 5 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 10
Degree)
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
8 & Research in MCOM TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 78
Commerce
OU 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
HK 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 9 5 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MSC-
9 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
PHYSICS
Physics
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
83
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MSC-BIO-
10 & Research in TU 38 17 6 3 2 6 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 48 60
CHEMISTRY
Biochemistry
OU 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
PAYMENT 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Dept of Studies
MSC-
11 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
BOTANY
Botany
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MSC-
12 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
ZOOLOGY
Zoology
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
84
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
MSC-MATH-
13 & Research in TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 88
EMATICS
Mathematics
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 18 8 3 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 18
PAYMENT
2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
(HK)
Dept of Studies
and Research MSC-ORG.
14 TU 35 15 6 2 2 6 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 45 74
in Organic CHEMISTRY
Chemistry
OU 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
HK 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
PAYMENT 20 9 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 20
Dept of Studies
& Research
15 in Library and MSc.LIS TU 29 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 35 43
Information
Science
OU 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Dept of Studies MSC-BIO-
85
16 & Research in TECHNOL- TU 35 16 6 2 1 6 1 1 2 3 2 2 2 44 51
Biotechnology OGY
OU 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
HK 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Dept of Studies MSC-
17 & Research in PHYSICS TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
Physics (UCS) (UCS)
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
Dept of Studies MSC-
18 & Research in CHEMISTRY TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
Chemistry (UCS)
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
Dept of Studies
86
& Research in MSC-EVS
19 TU 29 13 5 2 1 4 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 35 43
Env. Science (UCS)
(UCS)
OU 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Dept of Studies MA-
20 & Research in SOCIOLOGY TU 38 17 6 3 2 6 1 1 2 4 2 2 2 48 58
Sociology (UCA) (UCA)
OU 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
M.A. in
Journalism
21 MJMC TU 25 11 4 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 31 36
and Mass
Communication
OU 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
M.Sc in MSC-PSY-
22 TU 25 11 4 2 1 4 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 31 36
Psychology CHOLOGY
OU 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Post Graduate
Diploma
in Coconut
23 PGDICPMP TU 15 7 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 20 23
Plantation
Management
and Processing
87
OU 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
M.Sc in Food and
24 MSC-FN TU 22 10 4 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 27 31
Nutrition
OU 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
MSC-MI-
M.Sc. in
25 CROBIOL- TU 22 10 4 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 27 31
Microbiology
OGY
OU 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
MBA in Business
26 MBA-BA TU 22 10 4 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 27 31
Analytics
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
OU 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
HK 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
M.Com.
27 (Information MCOM-IS TU 50 22 9 4 2 8 2 1 2 5 3 3 3 64 76
Systems)
OU 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
HK 6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
88
28 M.A. (SANSKRIT) SANSKRIT TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 68
OU 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
University PG MSC-MATH-
29 TU 46 20 8 3 2 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 57 76
Centre, Sira EMATICS
OU 7 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
HK 4 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
PAYMENT 7 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
PAYMENT
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(HK)
University PG
30 MCOM TU 60 26 10 4 3 9 2 3 3 6 3 3 3 75 80
Centre, Tiptur
HK 5 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
PARTICU- SEAT
(44%) (17%) (7%) (4%) (15%) (4%) (4%) (5%) miri
mi-
(10%) (5%) (5%)
grants
(5%)
PGDICPMP
(Post Gradu-
ate Diploma
University PG in Coconut
31 TU 15 7 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 20 21
Centre, Tiptur Plantation
Manage-
ment and
Processing)
HK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
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Note :
1. Reservation for Hyderabad Karnataka Students has been followed as per GO: No.DPAR 06PLX 2012, Bangalore, dated 06.11.2013
2. The candidates claiming reservation under Hyderabad Karnataka shall enclose with their application a certificate issued by the compe-
tent authority
3. In case no students are available under Hyderabad Karnataka reservation quota, such seats will be filled up as per the regulations of the
university / Government order issued from time to time.
4. The Govt. of India Order No. F.No. 3-4/2017-NER as per the candidates claiming reservation under Wards of Kashmiri Migrants and
Kashmiri Pandits / Kashmiri Hindu Families (Non-migrants) shall enclose with their application a certificate issued by the competent
authority
5. The Govt. of Karnataka Order No. ED 325 UNE 2016, Bengaluru, Dated 03.07.2019 as per the candidates claiming reservation under
Girl Children Of Devadasis And Victims Of Sexual Assault To Get 1% Reservation In State-Run Universities, candidates shall enclose
with their application a certificate issued by the competent authority
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TUMKUR UNIVERSITY PROSPECTUS 2023 - 2024

Message From The Vice-Chancellor

Dear Students and Parents,

Message From The Registrar

Dear Students and Parents,

Prof. Nirmal Raju Sri. Revanna R.

Officers of The University

Prof. Shivalingaswamy H. K. Prof. Keshava

Dr. Shekhar B. Prof. Latha B.S.

Prof. B.T. Sampathkumar Dr. Ramesh Reddy V.

Prof. P. Paramashivaiah Dr. D Suresh

Prof. H K Shivalingaswamy Dr. Neelakantha N. T.

Dr. Mouneshwara Srinivas Rao Dr. Umesh S E

Prof. B Shekhar Sri K. Manjunatha

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

STUDENT SUPPORT FACILITIES AND SERVICES

The University Library is a centre of

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

RESIDENCE FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS

DIRECTORATE OF STUDENT WELFARE

DR. B.R. AMBEDKAR STUDY CENTRE

Tumkur University proudly upholds the principle

LIAISON OFFICE FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS

The University is committed to providing an inclusive environment for persons with

COMPLETE Wi-Fi ENABLED CAMPUS

GAMES AND SPORTS

The concern of the University for holistic development of

FACULTY OF VARIOUS DISCIPLINES

Dr. D.V. Gundappa Kannada Adhyayana Kendra

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NAME OF THE FACULTY DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

First Semester Second Semester

Open elective offered by the Department

SPT-1.6. A Writing skills SPT-2.5. B English for Electronic media

Department of Studies and Research in Hindi

Department of Studies and Research in Sanskrit

Course: M.A. in Education (Self Finance)

Department of Studies and Research in History and Archaeology

Sl. No. Name Designation Qualification Area of Specialization

Department of Studies and Research in Economics

Department of Studies and Research in Political Science

Bachelor's degree. (40% for SC/ST and Category-I in Cognate Subjects)

Postgraduate Department of Studies and Research in Public Administration

Name of the faculty Designation Qualification Areas of specialization

Dr. Suresh KC Asst. Professor and PhD Public Policy/Public

Eligibility for M. A. Public Administration:

Department of Studies and Research in International Relations

Department of Studies and Research in Social Work

GOVERNMENT/SEMI GOVERNMENT SECTOR NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

Courses offered: 1) Master of Social Work (MSW)

CP-FWP-1.6 Field Work Practicum-I Life Skills for Quality Living

Eligibility for Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management

Department of Studies and Research in Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC)

M.A. in Mass Communication and Journalism (MCJ)

Department of Studies and Research in Master’s of Visual Arts

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

CPT-3.2 Immunology CPT-4.2 Biochemical Genetics and Gene Regulation

Career Opportunities in the Course

Infrastructure (Lab and Equipments)

Department of Studies and Research in Mathematics

Course offered: M. Sc. Mathematics

Department of Studies and Research in Library and Information Science

Department of Studies and Research in Library and Information Science