Information Brochure

NETAJI SUBHAS OPEN UNIVERSITY
[ESTABLISHED BY WB ACT (XIX) OF 1997, RECOGNISED BY UGC & DEC]
INFORMATION BROCHURE FOR INNOVATIVE & VOCATIONAL COURSES
1, WOODBURN PARK KOLKATA-700 020 Phone :( 033)2283 5157, Fax :( 033) 2283 5082 Website: www.wbnsou.ac.in
INDEX
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Concept of Open University Vision and Mission of Netaji Subhas Open University Recognition Academic Courses Admission procedure List of Innovative and Vocational Courses Details of Innovative Courses 7.1 Bachelor in Physician Assistant (BPA) 7.2 Bachelor of Multimedia and Web Development (Contact and Distance mode) 7.3 Bachelor of Hardware & Networking (Contact and Distance mode) 7.4 Bachelor of Computerised Financial Accounting (Contact and Distance mode) 7.5 Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management (PGDRM) 7.6 Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling (PGDPC) 7.7 Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Front Office Management (PGDHFOM) 7.8 Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Support Services Management 7.9 Post Graduate Diploma in Nephro Urology Nursing 7.10 Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Room Nursing 7.11 Post Graduate Diploma in Cardiovascular Sonography 7.12 Post Graduate Diploma in Apparel Designing and Fashion Technology 7.13 Post Graduate Diploma in Needlework & Knitting 7.14 Diploma in Pre-Primary Teachers Training (DPTT) 7.15 Diploma in Entrepreneurship Development & Small Business Management (DEDSBM) 7.16 Diploma in Community Based Health Management 7.17 Diploma in Shishu Shiksha Training (DSST) 7.18 Certificate in Blood Donors Motivation, Blood Science & Social Work (CBDMBSW) 7.19 Certificate course on Amra Pari (Women studies & Women Empowerment Programme)
8. Details of Vocational Courses 8.1 Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) 8.2 Diploma in Yoga Therapy and Physiotherapy (DYTP) 8.3 Diploma in Travel & Tourism (DTT) 8.4 Certificate in Development and Cultivation of Ornamental Fish and Fish Feed 8.5 Certificate in Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Cultivation and Vermicomposting Technology 8.6 Tailoring & Dress Designing (Basic Course) 8.7 Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Certificate Course) 8.8 Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Diploma Course) 8.9 Computer Hardware & Networking (Basic) 8.10 Computer Hardware & Networking (Advanced) 2
8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17
Computer Operator & Programming (Basic) Computer Operator & Programming (Advanced) Information Technology Applications (Basic) Information Technology Applications (Advanced) Financial Accounting System (Basic) Financial Accounting System (Advanced) Certificate in DTP
9. Professional Courses 9.1 Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) under distance and Contact mode 9.2 Masters in Computer Applications (MCA) under distance and Contact mode 9.3 M.Sc. in Hospital Administration (Nursing) (MHAN) 9.4 Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) 10. Student Support Services 11. University rules 11.1 Admission time 11.2 Academic Calendar 11.3 Simultaneous Registration 11.4 Refund of fees 11.5 Other information 12. List of Conventional Courses 13. Whom to contact for what 14. Students Feedback Form (SFF)
Compiled by: Dr. Anirban Ghosh Assistant Professor in Commerce & In-Charge, Non-Conventional Courses, NSOU March 2010.
1. Concept of Open University

An open learning system is one in which the onus of learning is primarily on the students. Despite this, they are formally enrolled in a system which takes in other learners too. Thus, we draw a line of distinction between the above-mentioned category of students and (a) those borrowing books from Libraries and (b) those formally attached to a conventional university where classroom teaching is the principal mode of instruction. The Open University represents an alternative approach to higher learning. It stands apart from a highly formal, institutionalized and centrally administered system of education. Its philosophy is built around the principles of universality, flexibility and innovativeness. Its ideas and institutions, its methods and procedures are all shaped accordingly. Conceptually, it can be viewed as a system drawing upon the best elements in formal and non-formal education. The openness consists of a variety of features. First, it offers easy access to the learners. The entry requirement is not too exacting. A genuine interest in picking up knowledge is all that it expects. Consequently, it would try to embrace as many learners as possible. Second, its territorial reach is visibly wide. It aims at bringing education to the doorstep of the learner, wherever he or she may be. Various methods of communication and contact are used for this purpose. The classroom of the university, thus, is as wide as the entire land it seeks to serve. Third, the Open University is learner-oriented. It devises its course and methods of teaching to suit the needs of the learners. Their options and inclinations are given due priorities. A variety of courses short-term or long-term, liberal or professional can be pursued under the university. Fourth, it believes in fair distribution of quality education, teaching aid, consultancy and study materials. Whatever resources the university has are made evenly available to all learners wherever or whoever he or she might be. It eliminates variations and discrimination. Fifth, its administration is decentralized. In promoting Distance Education, the university creates a wide network of Study Centres. Students need only to come to the nearest available centre for collecting all information, completing all formalities, discussing their academic issues and appearing for evaluation of their work at intervals chosen by them. Sixth, student assessment under Open University is based on continuous assessment and credit system. It does not require students to get bogged down in one final examination. One can study at ones own pace. In short, the Open University seeks to open up the treasure house of knowledge to the maximum number of users. Thereby it would enhance their skills for productivity and further learning. Socially, too, the university promises steady empowerment of those who suffered backwardness for want of these skills. Considering the current trends all over the world, the Open University is going not only to complement the conventional system of higher education but may soon occupy the centre stage also in developing countries where the resources do not measure up to the vastness of the clientele.
2. Vision and Mission of Netaji Subhas Open University

Vision: Netaji Subhas Open University, the state open university of West Bengal, will contribute to the building up of quality human resource base of the State and collaborate with other open universities of the national and state levels towards the improvement of the quality of distance education and to promote and develop appropriate technology to create the distance education scenario of an international standard in our country keeping in view of the demands of the knowledge seekers for education appropriate to the twenty first century. Mission: To spread higher education in different parts of the state and to cooperate with universities to provide access to higher education and to different skill enhancing educational programmes Netaji Subhas Open University shall : Provide quality education in a flexible mode to serve the aim of establishing an equitable knowledge society within the state, provide higher education through distance learning through the language of the state, i.e. Bengali Make education affordable to the disadvantaged Provide facility for lifelong education to intending learners Strive for upgradation of technology without compromising the basic values of the society Contribute to the development of the state and the nation and to motivate learners to strive for secular, scientific and democratic education.
3. Recognition
i) The University is recognized by University Grants Commission(UGC) u/s 2(f) vide letter No.F.9-2/97 (CPP-I) dated 26 August, 1998. ii) The University is recognized by Distance Education Council (DEC) vide letter No.f.DEC/OU/Recog/2008 dated 8 April, 2008. iii) The University is recognized by Govt. of West Bengal vide letter No.316-SE(Aptt.) dated 21 March 2000 and 501-SE(A)/10M-51/99 dated 15 May 2000. The Universitys Degrees/Diplomas/Certificates are recognized by all the members of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) vide Circular No. EV/II(449)/94/176915177115 dated January 14, 1994 and at par with the Degrees/Diplomas/Certificates of all Indian Universities/ Deemed Universities vide Circular No. F.1-25/03(CPP-II) dated July 28, 1993 and F.1-52/2000(CPP-II) dated May 05, 2004. The Dept. of Education, Ministry of Human Resources Development, Govt. of India notified vide the Notification No. 44 dated March 01, 1995 published on Saturday, April 08, 1995 in the Gazette of India that: on the recommendation of the Board of Assessment for Educational Qualification, the Government of India has decided that all the qualifications awarded through Distance Education by the Universities established by an Act of Parliament or State 5
Legislature, Institutions Deemed to be Universities under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 and Institutions of National Importance declared under an Act of Parliament stand automatically recognized for the purpose of employment to posts and services under the Central Government, provided it has been approved by Distance Education Council. The University received the prestigious International award Excellence in Distance Education Award (EDEA) for Institutional excellence in 2006 from Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Vancouver, Canada.
4. Academic Courses
The University offers both short-term and long-term programmes leading to Certificates, Diplomas or Post Graduate Diplomas, which are conventional as well as innovative. Most of these courses have been developed after initial survey of the demand for such studies. They are launched with a view to fulfilling the learners need for: i) Certification, ii) Improvement of skills, iii) Self-employment, iv) Continuing education and professional development at work place, v) Diversification of knowledge.
5. Admission procedure
Admission schedule is notified in the newspaper before the commencement of each session together with enrolment form and will be available from the office of Partner Institutes/ Study centres of the University on Saturday and Sunday during their office hours against the payament of Rs.100.00. Completed enrolment form along with prescribed fees is to be submitted to the Partner Institutes/ Study centres within the last date announced. In addition to the course fees each learner/ student shall have to pay Rs.330/- in total (being Rs.100.00 for Registration fee, Rs.100.00 for Identity Card & Rs.130.00 as annual development fee) at the time of admission. Development fee of Rs.130 is payable at the time of renewal of the second year or third year in case of a two-year/ three-year course.
6. List of Innovative and Vocational Courses

The basic information regarding the courses (Certificate, Diploma, PG Diploma, and Advanced Diploma) launched by the University so far is given in a tabular form:
A. Innovative courses (Non-conventional courses)
Name of the course 1.Bachelor in Physician Assistant (BPA)
Eligibility
Minim um
Maxi mum 6-year
Course fee (Rs.) Course fee:Rs.10000/per year; Admission fee:Rs.5000/-
10+2 or equivalent 3-year (science). Science graduate may also apply. Any qualification in the medical field will be an added advantage.
Name of the Partner/Institute/ Study Centre R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata 700 099. Ph-2436 4000 CARE Foundation 1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Ph-040-23303057 Brainware Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. (BCPL) Y-8, Block EP, Sector-V Salt Lake, Kolkata-91 Ph-9831960033 -Do-
Session
July
2. Bachelor of Hardware & Networking (BHN) Distance Mode
3. Bachelor of Hardware & Networking (BHN) Contact Mode 4. Bachelor of Computerized Financial Accounting (BCF)- Distance Mode 5. Bachelor of Computerized Financial Accounting (BCF)- Contact Mode 6. Bachelor of Multimedia & Web Development (BMW) Distance Mode
10+2 or its equivalent or Bachelors Preparatory Programme (BPP) from any recognized University. -do-
3-year
6-year
12,990.00 per semester
July
3-year
6-year
19,990.00 per semester
July
-do-
3-year
6-year
9,990.00 Per semester
-Do-
July
-do-
3-year
6-year
-Do-
July
-do-
3-year
6-year
-Do-
July
7.Bachelor of Multimedia & Web Development (BMW) Contact Mode 8. Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management (PGDRM)
-do-
3-year
6-year
-Do-
July
Graduate of any recognized University
1-year
3-year
16,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments)
9. Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling (PGDPC)
Graduate in Social 1-year Sciences / Physical Sciences / Life Sciences / Medicine (i.e. MBBS / BHMS / BAMS / BUMS), Education, Nursing, Sociology. Graduate (10+2+3) in any subject from any recognized University in India 1-year
3-year
15,000.00
10. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Front Office Management (PGDHFOM)
3-year
30,000/(Admission fee 15,000/- & Tuition fee 15,000/-) payable in two installments. 30,000/(Admission fee 15,000/- & Tuition fee 15,000/-) payable in two installments
11. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Support Services Management 12. PG Diploma in Nephro Urology Nursing
Graduate (10+2+3) 1-year in any subject from any recognized University in India
3-year
Enterprise Development Institute, BNCCI 23, Sir R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210-7422 & 22480387 Girindra Sekhar Institute of Psychological Education & Research, 63, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Karunamoyee (near Tollygunge Metro Station), Kolkata 700 041, Ph : 9433177228 1.B.M Birla Heart Research Centre, Kolata-27, Ph-30403040 2. R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata 700 099. Ph-2436 4000 B.M Birla Heart Research Centre, Kolkata-27 Ph-30403040
July
July
July
July
Minimum qualification GNM Nursing
1-year of
3-year
Course fee:Rs.10,000 Admission fee:Rs.5000 Course fee:Rs.10,000 Admission
13.PG Diploma in Emergency Room Nursing
-do-
1-year
3-year
R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata 700 099.Ph2436 4000 R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, 8
July
July
fee:Rs.5000 14.PG Diploma in Cardiovascular Sonography 15.PG Diploma in Apparel Designing and Fashion Technonolgy 16.PG Diploma in Needlework & Knitting 17. Diploma in Pre-Primary Teachers Training (DPTT) 18. Diploma in Entrepreneurship Development & Small Business Management (DEDSBM) 19. Diploma in Community Based Health Management Science graduate 1-year 3-year Course fee:Rs.10,000 Admission fee:Rs.5000 Rs.15,000 (payable in 2 instalments)
Graduate
2-year
4-year
Kolkata 700 099. Ph-2436 4000 R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata 700 099. Nari Siksha Samiti Kolkata
July
Jan
Graduate (Girls only) 10+2 or its equivalent
2-year
4-year
1-year
3-year
Rs.15,000 (payable in 2 instalments) 4,000.00
Nari Siksha Samiti Kolkata & Jhargram Learning and Living Resources Society A40, Nabapalli, Rajdanga, Kolkata-107, Ph-6534 3867 Enterprise Development Institute, BNCCI 23, Sir, R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210 7422; 2248-0387. Indian Red Cross Society, West Bengal State Branch, 5 & 6 Govt. Place North, Kolkata 700001, Phone No. 2248-3636, Paschim Banga Rajya Shishu Shiksha Mission (PBRSSM) KB-18, Sector III, Bidhan Nagar, Kolkata 98
Jan
Jan/ July
10+2 or its equivalent or BPP
1-year
3-year
7,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments)
July
10+2 or its 1-year equivalent (only girls students preferably with Bio-science)
3-year
Rs. 8,500/-
July
20. Diploma in Shishu Shiksha Training (DSST)
Passed 10 class & 1-year the Academic Supervisors in addition to Sahayikas & Sahayaks of Sishu shiksa Kendras with 2 practical training courses during teachership are eligible for admission to the programme. 21. Certificate in Passed Madhyamik 6Blood Donors & month
3-year
300.00
July
2-year
1,000.00
West Bengal Voluntary Blood Donors Forum, 9
Jan/July
Motivation, Blood Science & Social Work (CBDMBSW)
above
22. Certificate course on Amra Pari (Women Empowerment Programme)
Passed VIII class
6month
2-year
1200.00
Raktadan Bhavan, 76 Pioneer Park, Barasat, Kolkata700124, Ph. No.2542-1561, Mobile-9830780051 Institute of Social Wor July (ISW) Hridaypur, Nabadal Road North 24Parganas -700127 Ph-2524 0656
B. Vocational courses (Job oriented courses)

Name of the Course Eligibility Duration Minim Maxi um mum 2-year 3-year Course fees (Rs.) 6,500.00 per annum Name of the Partner Institute/ Study Centre Bangiya Bijnan Parishad, P-23, Raja Rajkrishna Street, Kolkata 700 006, Ph : 2555-8417; 2533 8819. Bangiya Bijnan Parishad, P-23, Raja Rajkrishna Street, Kolkata 700 006, Ph : 2555-8417; 2533 8819. Shivananda Health Society Nimta, Kolkata PhEnterprise Development Institute, BNCCI 23, Sir, R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210 7422; 2248-0387. Department of Fisheries, Government of West Bengal 63,N.S. Bose Road, Jessop Building, Kolkata-1, Ph-2497 8209 Kalyani Regional Centre, Ghosh Para, Nadia Ph-2502-5066; M-9434 659361 10 Admissio n session July
1. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT)
2. Diploma in Yoga Therapy and Physiotherapy (DYTP)
10+2 or equivalent (With Chemistry & Biology) Madhyamik or 1-year its equivalent examination passed
3-year
4,000.00
Jan/ July
3. Diploma in Travel & Tourism (DTT)
10+2 or equivalent OR BPP
1-year
3-year
7,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments) 3,700.00
July
4. Certificate in Development and Cultivation of Ornamental Fish and Fish Feed 5. Certificate Course on Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Cultivation and Vermicomposting
Madhyamik or 6its equivalent month examination passed 10+2 (with science background) 6month
2-year
Jan/July
2-year
1200.00
July
Technology 6. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Basic Course)
Class VIII passed
6month
2-year
3,000.00
7. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Certificate Course) 8. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Diploma Course)
Class X passed and professional Graduate of any recognized University
1-year
3-year
6,000.00
West Bengal State Council of Technical Education Karigori Bhavan, 110, S N Banerjee Road, Kolkata-13, -Do-
Jan/ July
Jan/ July
2-year
3-year
9. Computer Hardware & Networking (Basic) 10. Computer Hardware & Networking (Advanced) 11. Computer Operator & Programming (Basic) 12. Computer Operator & Programming (Advanced) 13. Information Technology Applications (Basic) 14. Information Technology Applications (Advanced) 15. Financial Accounting System (Basic) 16. Financial Accounting System (Advanced) 17. Certificate in DTP
Class VIII passed Class X passed and professionals Class VIII passed Class X passed and professionals Class VIII passed Class X passed and professionals Class VIII passed Class X passed and professionals Class X passed
6month 1-year
2-year
21,000.00 (3,000.00 for 1st 6 months, 6,000.00 for next 6 months & 12,000 for next 1 year) 7,500.00
-Do-
Jan / July
-Do-
Jan/ July
3-year
10,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
6month 1-year
2-year
4,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
3-year
7,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
6month 1-year
2-year
3,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
3-year
6,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
6month 1-year
2-year
4,000.00
-Do-
Jan / July
3-year
7,000.00
-Do-
Jan/ July
6month
2-year
4,000.00
-Do11
Jan / July
C. Professional Courses
Name of the Course 1.Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) 2. Master in Computer Application (MCA) 3.M.Sc. Eligibility Duration Course fees (Rs.) Minim Maxi um mum 3-year 6-year Rs.7000 (Distance) (6 Rs.14,000 (Contact) semest per semester ers) 3-year (6 semest ers) 3-year 3-year Rs.7500 (Distance) Rs.15,000 (Contact) per semester 6-year Course fee: Rs.10000/-per year Admission fee: Rs.5000 6-year Course fee: Rs.10000/-per year Admission fee: Rs.5000 Name of the Partner Admission Institute/ Study session Centre CMC Ltd. July 2.Ripon Street Kolkata-16 PhCMC Ltd. 2.Ripon Street Kolkata-16 PhCARE Foundation 1, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-500034, Ph-040-23303057 -DoJuly
10+2 or equivalent With Mathematics & Lateral entry Details-see 9.1 3-year graduate Details-see 9.1
in B.Sc. (Nursing)
July
Hospital Administration (Nursing) MHAN 4. Master of Any Graduate Hospital Administration - MHA
3-year
July
7. Details of Innovative Courses (Non-Conventional Courses)

The University conducts a number of innovative courses which are non-conventional in nature. These courses help a person to become expert in the respective field.
7.1 Bachelor in Physician Assistant (BPA)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with CARE Foundation & Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Science ( a unit of ASIA HEART FOUNDATION). Physician Assistants (PAs) are healthcare service providers under the supervision of physicians (Doctors). They are not to be confused with assistants who perform routine clerical tasks. PAs are formally trained to provide diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive healthcare services as delegated and supervised by a physician. Working as members of the healthcare team, they take medical histories, examine patients order and interpret laboratory tests and x-rays, assist in various routine surgical / non-surgical procedures and generally assist the doctors in all their clinical responsibilities. 12
Physician Assistants are found in all areas of medicine. They practice in the areas of primary care as well as tertiary care medicine including cardiology, nephrology and as well in surgery and the surgical subspecialities. Stipend: Physician Assistants are paid a monthly stipend at RNTIICSc. as shown in table below: Sl. No. 1 2 3 Year I II III Stipend (Rs.) 3,500.00 4000.00 4500.00
Study Centres: Rabindranath Tagore International Institute CARE Foundation of Cardiac Science (RNTIICSc.) 1, Banjara Hills 124, Mukundapur, EM Bypass, Hyderabad-500034 Kolkata-99. Ph-033 2436 1263/ 2426 4204. Ph-040-23303057 E-mail:erupert@gmail.com No. of seats: 20 (If the number of application exceeds 20, candidates will be selected by GD followed by personal interview.) Mode of Payment: At the time of admission:Rs.15,330.00 At the beginning of the 3rd semester:10,130.00 At the beginning of 5th semester:Rs.10,130.00 Examination fees: Payable before examination.
Course structure: The 3 year course is spread out in 3 years. The first two years consist of 2 semesters each. Each semester has 5 months. The last year is internship. The following is the syllabus for all the students who are undergoing the PA program: COMMON SYLLABUS (YEAR I): Semester I Paper 1: Human Biology Paper 2: Fundamentals of Patient Care Paper 3: Functional English SPECIALITY SYLLABUS (YEAR II): Semester III Paper 7: Pharmacology Paper 8: Diagnostic & Laboratory Tests Paper 9: Out Patients Services
Semester II Paper 4: Biophysics & Biochemistry Paper 5:Humanities Paper 6: Basic Computer Skills
Semester IV Paper 10: Patient Examination & History Taking Paper 11: OT & ER Practices Paper 12: In-Patient Services
INTERNSHIP (YEAR III) Semester V
Semester VI 13
Paper 13: Diseases & Management I Paper 14: Critical Care Practices Paper 15: Medical Records
Paper 16: Diseases & Management II Paper 17: Health Education & Patient Counselling Paper 18: Apprenticeship with Physician
During the internship period of one year, the candidate should get involved in at least one research project and assist the consultant in his/her research area. Evaluation Method: Examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each paper and 30% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
7.2 Bachelor in Multimedia and Web Development (Contact and Distance mode)
The course is being conducted in collaboration with Brainware Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. The course is offered on both contact and distance mode. The course covers popular and the latest applications for designing, image editing, video & sound editing, scripting, 2D & 3D Animation, CD authoring and essential Web Technologies. The students get trained in multiple domains of Multimedia & Web applications, thus enhancing their job prospects. The primary focus is on project work and practical experience. StudyCentre: Brainware-NSOU, Y-8, Block EP, Sector-V, Salt Lake, Kolkata-91. Ph-2357 2778 Brainware-Camac Street, 28, Camac Street, Kolkata-16, Ph-2280 3132 Brainware-Gariahat, 246D, Rashbehari Avenue, Kolkata-19, Ph-9748741912 Brainware-Garia, 404f/2, Netaji Subhas Basu Road Kolkata-47 , Ph-6459 5147. Brainware-Jadavpur, 44, Shyama Colony, Kolkata-32, Ph-2429 2003 Brainware-Uttarpara, 134, Maniktala, P.O-Makhla Hooghly-712245, Ph-2664 3130/3131
Course structure: Paper 1 2 Full Marks 100 100 Subject Fundamentals of Information Technology IT Applications in Business Basics of PC Maintenance and Concepts of Multi-User Operating System Programming Logic and Techniques using C Multimedia Fundamentals Creating Publications with Page Maker 14
A. B. A. B. A. B.
100
A. Creating Vector Graphics using Adobe Freehand and Corel Draw B. Image Editing and Web Graphics Designing Using Adobe Photoshop 5 100 A. 2D Animation using Flash B. Script, Flowchart and Story Board Authoring with Director 6 100 A. Action Script for Web and Authoring B. Communicative English I 7 100 A. Sound Editing using Sound Forge B. Concepts of Video Editing with Video Editing Tools (Using Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects) 8 100 A. Concepts pf 3D Modeling(Using 3D Modeling tool) B. Communicative English II 9 100 A. Creating Professional Web Pages (Using HTML and Web Page Designing tool) B. Business English I 10 100 Developing Web sites 11 100 A. Business English II B. Personality Development 12 100 A. Viva and Presentation B. Project on Portfolio Development Total Credit : 96 Total Marks : 1200 Examination system: Semester 1: Paper 1, Paper 2 Semester 2: Paper 3, Paper 4, Semester 3: Paper 5, Paper 6 Semester 4: Paper 7, Paper 8 Semester 5: Paper 9, Paper 10 Semester 6: Paper 11, Paper 12 Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through home assignments (internal assessment) and term-end examination. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 30% marks are reserved for this. Pass mark of each paper is 35%.
100
7.3 Bachelor in Hardware & Networking (Contact and Distance mode)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Brainware Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. The course is offered on both contact and distance mode. The course has been designed keeping in mind the latest developments in the hardware and networking industry. The curriculum is market focused and mapped to a number of international certification from Microsoft, RedHat, Cisco and CompTIA, thus helping the students to become industryready hardware and networking professional at the end of the course.
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Study Centre: Brainware-NSOU, Y-8, Block EP, Sector-V, Salt Lake, Kolkata-91. Ph-2357 2778 Brainware-Garia, 404f/2, Netaji Subhas Basu Road Kolkata-47 , Ph-6459 5147. Brainware-Gariahat, 246D, Rashbehari Avenue, Kolkata-19, Ph-9748741912 Course structure: Paper Full Marks 1 100 2 100
Brainware-Minto Park, 230B, AJC Bose Road, Kolkata-20, Ph-2289 2833/2834 Brainware-Jadavpur, 44, Shyama Colony, Kolkata-32, Ph-2429 2003 Brainware-Uttarpara, 134, Maniktala, P.O-Makhla Hooghly-712245, Ph-2664 3130/3131
A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A.
3 4
100 100
5 6 7 8 9
100 100 100 100 100
10
100
B. 11 100 A. B. 12 100 A. B. Total Credit : 96Total Marks : 1200 Examination system: Semester 1: Paper 1, Paper 2 Semester 2: Paper 3, Paper 4, Semester 3: Paper 5, Paper 6 Semester 4: Paper 7, Paper 8
Subject Code Fundamentals of Information Technology IT Applications in Business Basics of PC Maintenance and Concepts of MultiUser Operating System Programming Logic and Techniques using C Discrete Mathematics Basic Electronics & Circuit Theory Digital Logic & Boolean Algebra Computer Organization and Microprocessor Architecture Core Hardware Operating System Technologies PC Maintenance & Trouble-shooting Communicative English I Data Communication & Networks Network Routing Technologies & Security Linux Networking & Administration Communicative English II Advanced OS Concept with MS-Windows XP Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server & Network Infrastructure Implementing and Managing Microsoft Exchange server Business English I Business English II Personality Development Program Viva and Presentation Final Project
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Semester 5: Paper 9, Paper 10 Semester 6: Paper 11, Paper 12 Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through home assignments (internal assessment) and term-end examination. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 30% marks are reserved for this. Pass mark of each paper is 35%.
7.4 Bachelor in Computerized Financial Accounting (Contact and Distance mode)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Brainware Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. The course is offered on both contact and distance mode. An ideal programme for students of commerce from Brainware, the pioneer in FA course in India. Only Brainware has over 17 years of experience of giving FA training to more than 35,000 commerce students. The course cover a wide range of financial applications like accounting, payroll, banking, investments and statutory matters like direct and indirect taxes, PF, ESI etc. latest accounting practices and trends like capital market, mutual funds, net banking are also covered in details. Study Centre: Brainware-NSOU, Y-8, Block EP, Sector-V, Salt Lake, Kolkata-91. Ph-2357 2778 Brainware-Camac Street, 28, Camac Street, Kolkata-16, Ph-2280 3132 Brainware-Gariahat, 246D, Rashbehari Avenue, Kolkata-19, Ph-9748741912 Course structure: Paper 1 2 Full Marks 100 100 Subject Code A. Fundamentals of Information Technology B. IT Applications in Business A. Basics of PC Maintenance and Concepts of MultiUser Operating System B. Programming Logic and Techniques using C A. Fundamental of Accounts B. Business Economics A. Business Mathematics & Statistics B. Advanced Accountancy A. Advanced Business Mathematics & Statistics B. Computerised Accounting I (Tally 9) A. Computerised Accounting II(Fact 27.02) B. Communicative English I 17
Brainware-Garia, 404f/2, Netaji Subhas Basu Road Kolkata-47 , Ph-6459 5147. Brainware-Jadavpur, 44, Shyama Colony, Kolkata-32, Ph-2429 2003 Brainware-Uttarpara, 134, Maniktala, P.O-Makhla Hooghly-712245, Ph-2664 3130/3131
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Statutory Deductions & Payroll Accounting Taxation I (Direct Tax) Taxation II (Indirect Tax + e-filing) Communicative English II Auditing & Banking Company Law & Secretarial Practice Capital Market & Derivative Market Operation Mutual Fund Business English I Project Work I Project Work II Business English II Personality Development Program
Total Credit : 96 Total Marks : 1200 Examination system: Semester 1: Paper 1, Paper 2 Semester 2: Paper 3, Paper 4, Semester 3: Paper 5, Paper 6 Semester 4: Paper 7, Paper 8 Semester 5: Paper 9, Paper 10 Semester 6: Paper 11, Paper 12 Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through home assignments (internal assessment) and term-end examination. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 30% marks are reserved for this. Pass mark of each paper is 35%.
7. 5. Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management

The one-year Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management is being conducted by the University in collaboration with the Enterprise Development Institute, Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BNCCI).
Growth of consumerism, changing life style, availability of numerous brands - both national and international, increased media exposure and higher spending power of the consumer have increased the levels of domestic consumption in India. Retailing in India has witnessed a phenomenal growth and it is poised to grow more for the next few years. It is also expected that demand of trained/ skilled manpower will go on increasing in the years to come. It is expected that in the next two years modern retail will provide 2.2 million jobs and provide local employment. This being an emerging area will undoubtedly benefit the unemployed, the unreached and the freshers if they gather knowledge, expertise and skill through the course.
Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Enterprise Development Institute, BNCCI 23, Sir R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210-7422 & 2248-0387 Course structure: Paper 1A: Business Environment B: Strategic Management Paper 3A: Finance and Control B: Supply Chain Management Paper 2A: B: Paper 4A: B: Marketing Management Behavioural Science Retail Operation Retail Strategy 18
Paper 5A: HR in Retail B: Trend in Retail Full Marks: 48credits (600 marks)
Paper 6A: B:
Project (70) Viva-Voce(30)
Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.6. Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling

The one-year Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling is being conducted by the University in collaboration with the Girindra Sekhar Institute of Psychological Education & Research. According to a survey about 20-30 million Indians are in need of some form of mental health care. The objective of the course is to provide an in depth knowledge about Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapies etc. so that after successful completion of the course, a candidate will be able to counsel the mental patient as well as help in solving the mental problems. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Girindra Sekhar Institute of Psychological Education & Research, 63,Mahatma Gandhi Road, Karunamoyee (near Tollygunge Metro Station), Kolkata 700 041, Ph : 9433177228. Course structure: First Half Second Half 1st Semester Basic Psychology as Developmental Psychology Paper 1 related to counseling (50) & Clinical Psychology (50) Neurology and Counselling-Basic (50) Paper 2 Endocrinology as applied to Psychology (50) Psychological Disorders Counselling-Specific (50) Paper 3 (50) Practical Paper 4 2nd Semester Paper 5 Paper 6 Paper 7 Paper 8 Behaviour Therapies (50) Psychotherapies (50) Psychological Measurement (50) Non-Conventional Counselling (50) Practical Project / Dissertation
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Full marks: 64 credits (800) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper. 19
7. 7. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Front Office Management

The scope of medical sciences has increased by leaps and bounds, owing to the relentless efforts made to come out with remedies to the many complicated ailments that afflict mankind. Understandably, hospitals, today offer many specialized treatments much beyond comprehension of the common man. The front office staff of any hospital plays an indispensable role in hospital operations. It plays an important role of attending to the patients and other beneficiaries, as and when they come in, for admissions and treatment. Efficient and skilled workforce is essential to manage the front office work. It is extremely important to understand how an organization is viewed and efforts should be made to develop and symbiotic relationship with the public in general. Payment schedule: Initial payment at the time of Admission : Rs.15,330/Second installment Rs.15,000/- (before commencement of 2nd semester). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre B. M. Birla Heart Research Centre, 1/1, National Library Avenue, Kolkata 700 027, Ph : 2456-7890 / 2456-7777; 30403040 (Contact Person: Mr. Ramesh Lall R. N. Tagore International Institute for Cardiac Sciences, 124, Mukundapur, E. M. Bypass, Kolkata 700 099, Ph : 2436-1266/1483/4000, Fax: 2436-1263/2426-4204
(Contact Person: Ms. Illora Ghosh
Intake 20 seats
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(If the number of application exceeds 20, candidates will be selected by GD followed by personal interview.) Course structure : Paper 1: Hospital and Health Paper 2: Overview of Hospital Management Paper 3: Principle of Management Paper 4: Concept of Hospital support Services Paper 5: Front Office Management Paper 6: Specialized Services Paper 7: Hospital Information System(HIS) Paper 8: Public Relations Paper 9: Communication Paper 10: Project work Full Marks: 80 credits (1000 mark) Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for theoretical paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
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7. 8. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Support Services Management

Programme is to train manpower for the following job positions for hospitals and healthcare institutions: Ward Secretary, Front Office staff, Patient Care Executive etc, and other supportive roles required in a hospital and healthcare Institution. There is no formal training program available in the country to train them. The need for such programmes arises from the unique nature of the social and psychological needs of admitted patients with a variety of ailment and their attendants in a unique health care environment. These are the group who have to directly interact with the patients and attendants and are suppose to be the primary responders. To work in such a sensitive and crucial situation effectively a professional training is necessary. To deliver such services efficiently the provider requires to develop certain personal qualities and abilities, professional skills, adequate preparation through formal structured training under the mentorship of senior medical staff. The Programme consists of both theoretical and practical components, which would give the students the required theoretical and handson experience required to be able to perform the duties of Hospital Administrative Assistants. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: B.M. Birla Heart Research Centre, 1/1, National Library Avenue, Kolkata-27, Ph- 2456-7890 / 2456-7777; 30403040 Payment schedule: Initial payment at the time of Admission: Rs.15,330/Second installment Rs.15,000/- (before commencement of 2nd semester). Course structure: Paper 1: Hospital Architecture & Planning and Medical Waste Management Paper 3: Water supply and Sanitation System and Fire Fighting System Paper 5: Medical Gas Plants & Miscellaneous Equipment Paper 7: Physiological Asset Devices Paper 9: Therapeutic & Diagnostic Devices Full Marks: 80 credits (1000 mark)
Paper 2: Power generation & Distribution & HVAC Paper 4: CSSD, Boiler, Kitchen & Laundry Equipment Paper 6: Imaging Devices Paper 8: Physiological Monitoring Devices Paper 10: Operation Theatre Equipments
Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
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7.9. Post Graduate Diploma in Nephro Urology Nursing

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Science ( a unit of ASIA HEART FOUNDATION). Nephro-Urology Nursing is a dynamic specility which has grown in scope recently. Nephrology nurses use the nursing process to care for patients of all ages who are experiencing or are at risk for, kidney disease. Urology nursing is a speciality of nursing which covers the female and male urinary tract, bladder, kidneys, ureters and the urethra. The broad scope makes the speciality both challenging and rewarding. Nephro-Urology Nursing positions are available in dialysis clinics, hospitals and transplant programs. Stipend: The students are paid a monthly stipend of Rs.4,000.00 1 year bond after completion of the course. Clinical work experience certificate of 2 years will be issued on completion of bond. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences 124, Mukundapur, EM Bypass, Kolkata-99. Ph-033 2436 1263/ 2426 4204. E-mail:erupert@gmail.com. No. of seats: 40 (If the number of application exceeds 40, candidates will be selected by GD followed by personal interview.) Mode of Payment: At the time of admission:Rs.15,330.00 Examination fees: Payable before examination. Course structure: Paper 1: Identification of NephroUrological Conditions Paper 3: Nephrology & Urology Units
Paper 2: Management of Patients with Urinary and Rental Disorders Paper 4: Management of Patients with Dialysis and Rental Transplant Paper 5: Nursing Counselling, Information Paper 6: Dialysis, OT & Transplant Unit & Research Full Marks: 48 credits (600 mark) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.10.Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Room Nursing

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Science ( a unit of ASIA HEART FOUNDATION). Emergency nursing is the care for critically ill patients in the emergency room. These are at the most critical, usually the initial phase of acute trauma or illness, and require immediate attention and action. Nurses working in this field must have the ability to recognize the most life-threatening problems and get needed care to the patients in a fast and efficient, professional and caring manner. Every second counts, and the nurse is relied on to make rapid assessments and initiate treatment immediately. Stipend: The students are paid a monthly stipend of Rs.4,000.00 22
1 year bond after completion of the course. Clinical work experience certificate of 2 years will be issued on completion of bond. Study Centre: Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences 124, Mukundapur, EM Bypass, Kolkata-99. Ph-033 2436 1263/ 2426 4204. E-mail:erupert@gmail.com. No. of seats: 40 (If the number of application exceeds 40, candidates will be selected by GD followed by personal interview.) Mode of Payment: At the time of admission:Rs.15,330.00 Examination fees: Payable before examination. Course content: Semester I Semester II Paper 1: Identification of Emergency Paper 4: Management of Patients with Conditions Emergency Paper 2: Management of Patients with Paper 5: Nursing Counselling, Information Trauma & Research Paper 3 :ER& Trauma Unit Paper 6: Critical Care & Post-OP Unit Full Marks: 48 credit (600) Evaluation Method: The examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.11. Post Graduate Diploma in Cardiovascular Sonography

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences ( a unit of ASIA HEART FOUNDATION). Cardiovascular Sonography curriculum provides the individual with the knowledge and skills necessary to acquire, process and evaluate the human heart and vascular structures. A Cardiovascular Sonographer uses high frequency sound waves to produce images of the heart and vascular structures. Course includes effective communication and patient care skills combined with a knowledge of physics, human anatomy, physiology and pathology. Study Centre: Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Science 124, Mukundapur, EM Bypass, Kolkata-99. Ph-033 2436 1263/ 2426 4204. E-mail:erupert@gmail.com. No. of seats: 10 (If the number of application exceeds 10, candidates will be selected by GD followed by personal interview.) Mode of Payment: At the time of admission:Rs.15,330.00 Examination fees: Payable before examination. Course Content: 23
Semester I Paper 1: Anatomy & Physiology of CardioVascular Paper 2: Physics of Ultrasound and Doppler Paper 3 : M-mode, 2D and Doppler Echocardiography Full Marks: 48 credit (600)
Semester II Paper 4: Haemodynamics of Cardiovascular Disease Paper 5: Pathophysiology of Cardiovascular Disease Paper 6:TEE and Stress Echocardiography
Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be done through term-end examination and home assignment. There will be one home assignment for each theoretical paper and 20% marks are reserved for this. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the learners. Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.12 Post Graduate Diploma in Apparel Designing & Fashion Technology

The basic aim of the course is to impart skills in making and grading patterns for different types of garments. The pattern makers learn to impart sketches, specifications and measurement into patterns and construct the garments to test fit on the dress form. Study centre: Nari Siksha Samiti 294/3 APC Road, Kolkata-9. Ph-2350 4884 Mode of Payment: Course Structure: Ist Year (Semester I) Paper 1: Fashion Theory Paper 2: Practical Specimen Paper 3: Practical 2nd Year (Semester II) Paper 4: Theory Paper 5: Practical Specimen Paper 6:Practical Paper 7: Practical Paper 8; Practical
Full Marks: 64 Credit (800 mark) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on te basis of internal assessment as well as Term-end Examination. 20%mark is reserved for internal assessments (Home Assignments). Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.13 Post Graduate Diploma in Needle Work and Knitting

This course is exclusively designed for girls and the course will be able to enhance the skills so as to provide extensive coverage on all aspects relating to manufacturing and finishing of garments and to create awareness about the technique and trends to meet the present day needs. Study Centres: Nari Siksha Samiti Nari Siksha Samiti 294/3 APC Road, Kolkata-9. Jhargram, Paschim Medinipur 24
Ph-2350 4884
Ph-03221-255137
Course Structure: Ist Year (Semester I) Paper 1: Fashion Theory Paper 2: Practical Specimen Paper 3: Practical 2nd Year (Semester II) Paper 4: Theory Paper 5: Practical Specimen Paper 6:Practical Paper 7: Practical Paper 8; Practical
Full Marks: 64 Credit (800 mark) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on te basis of internal assessment as well as Term-end Examination. 20%mark is reserved for internal assessments (Home Assignments). Pass mark is 40% in each paper.
7.14. Diploma in Pre-Primary Teachers Training (DPTT)

The course is designed to impart a through practical training in pre-primary child education based on the Montessori Method of early childhood learning. The training provides an excellent foundation for all those who are involved or likely to be involved in pre-primary education, including teachers and parents. The course is conducted in collaboration with Learning and Living Resources Society at selected study centres as advertised by the University in the admission notification. Each centre has a maximum of 50 seats which shall be filled strictly on first come fist served basis. Seats shall be reserved for scheduled cast, scheduled tribe and backward classes a per Govt. rules. The course covers General and Montessori Educational Theory and child Art and Craft. There will be six papers of 100 marks and each paper has two groups, 50 marks, per group. Term-End Examination is of 3 hours for each paper. Course Structure: Theory Paper Paper IA: Education Theory Paper IIA: IB: Montessori in Theory IIB: Practical Paper Paper IIIA: Exercises of Practical Paper IVA: IIIB: Sensorial IVB: Paper VA: Arithmetic (I) Paper VIA: VB: Arithmetic (II) VIB: Full Marks: 48 credits (600) Developmental Psychology Health & Hygiene Language (Bengali) Language (English) Cultural Activities Professional Preparation
Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as theoretical and practical examination held on completion of the course. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark 35% in each paper. 25
Study Centre-cum-Admission Centres: 1. Bijoy Krishna Girls College Study Centre, Howrah. Ph-2660 2341, 2640 4729. 2. Victoria Institution (College) Study Centre, Kolkata,Ph-23604451, 23501959. 3. Basanti Devi College Study Centre, Kolkata, Ph-2465 1345, 2464 1345. 4. Sarojini Naidu College Study Centre, Kolkata, Ph-2559 2583, 2529 8439. 5. Vivekananda College for Women Study Centre, Kolkata, Ph-2445 7575, 2468 5031 6. Maharani Kasiswari College Study Centre, Kolkata, Ph-2555 6325. 7. Ramkrishna Sarada Mission Vivekananda Vidyabhaban Study Centre, Dum Dum Ph-2551 3452, 2551 3202. 8. Hiralal Majumdar Memorial College for Women Study Centre, North 24 Parganas, Ph-2544 0932, 2564 5148.
7.15. Diploma in Entrepreneurship Development & Small Business Management (DEDSBM)

Modern ideas of entrepreneurship and management have greatly transformed the earlier concept of entrepreneurship wherein family ties and inborn qualities are the hallmarks of the profession. Instead of being equipped as a job seeker, the course will equip a successful trainee to become a job-provider-an entrepreneur and a manager in his/her own right. A successful entrepreneur should make time-bound plans to implement the project, find ways and means to generate is/her resources and learn from others success and failures as to what he/she should endeavour to do. His/her goal to achieve success must be well defined. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Enterprise Development Institute, 23, Sir R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210-7422 and 2248-0387, 9231656321 (M). Course structure : Paper I : Entrepreneurship Paper III: Marketing Management Paper V: Financial Management Full Marks: 48 Credit (600)
Paper II: Operations Management Paper IV: General Management and Business Environment Paper VI: Project Work & Viva-Voce
Evaluation Method :Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
7.16. Diploma in Community Based Health Management

The course is being conducted in collaboration with Indian Red Cross Society, West Bengal State Branch. The course has been designed keeping in view the requirement of the health care sector and course include Nursing, Physiotherapy, Yoga, Hospital front desk management , Diet & Nutrition, Communication skill and computer application. Study Centre-cum-Admission centre: Indian Red Cross Society, West Bengal State Branch, 5 & 6 Govt. Place North, Kolkata700001, Phone No. 2248-3636, Fax No.2210-3385. 26
Course structure: Theory Paper I: Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Physiotherapy & Yoga A: Anatomy, Physiology : 25 B: Microbiology : 15 C: Physiotherapy : 40 D: Yoga Therapy :20 Paper II: A:Fundamentals of Nursing & Hospital Nursing Management Fundamental of Nursing: 50 B: Hospital Nursing Management: 50 Paper III: A: Nutrition: 30 B: Community Health, Community Medicine including Maternity, child Health and Family Welfare: 20 C: Hospital and Health Management system including Front Desk Management: 50 Full Marks: 48 Credit (600)
Practical Paper I :A: Practical Nursing :70 B: Nutrition & Diet :30
Paper II : Physiotherapy, first Aid and Yoga Therapy including Anatomy and Physiology Paper III : A: Maternity and Child Heath National Programmes in relation to Maternity & Child Health, Various Methods of Family Planning :50 B: Computer application, Communication Skill, Project Work : 50
Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
7.17. Diploma in Shishu Shiksha Training (DSST)

The one year diploma course is being conducted in collaboration with Paschim Banga Rajya Shishu Shiksha Mission (PBRSSM) for Academic Supervisors in addition to the Sahayikas and Sahayaks of Shishu Shiksha Kendras, more than 16 thousand in number, scattered over West Bengal. The Sahayikas and Sahayaks get practical training during teachership and those who have completed minimum School Final with two such training courses are eligible for admission to the programme. Regarding selection of candidates, PBRSSM will provide the study centre wise list of eligible candidates. No other candidate outside such list be entertained. Keeping in mind the salaries of the Sahayikas, NSOU has been vary generous to design the fee structure of the Diploma Course. Mode of Payment: For the 1st Semester: First installment of course fee: Rs.100 Registration fee: Rs.100/Development fee Rs.130/Identity card fee Rs.100/- Rs.330 Total Rs.430/- payable at the time of admission. nd For the 2 Semester Course fees(Final instalment) Rs.200/- payable at the study centre at the beginning 27
Examination fee Rs.100/Examination Centre fee Rs.50/SIM (Self Instructional Material) : Each candidate will get printed self-learning materials for the entire course from the study entre. Study materials will be supplied by PBRSSM to each study centre through district nodal officers. Study centre-cum- Admission Centres: Study centre District Phone No. Pravat Kumar College, (B-02) Purba Medinipur 03220-259406 Tamralipta Mahavidyalaya, (B-04) Purba Medinipur. 03228-266054 Panskura Banamali College, (F-05) Purba Medinipur 03228-254029 Belda College ( H-05) Purba Medinipur 03229-255246 Raja N.L.Khan Womens College,(B-03) Paschim Medinipur 03222-261940 Chandernagar Govt. College,(C-05) Hooghly 033-2685 0616 Tarakeswar Degree College, (C-10) Hooghly 03212-279628 DIET, Chhandar, (w-15) Bankura 03241-259604 Burdwan Raj College,(C-01) Bardhaman 0342-2559174 Katwa College, (G-06) Bardhaman 03453-257653 Joypur P.Roy College,(G-07) Howrah 03214- 234130 Karimpur Panna Devi College, Nadia 03471-257805 Krishnagar Govt.College, (D-01) Nadia 03472-251020 DIET, Barajaguli, (W-10) Nadia 03473- 222907 Manbhum Mahavidyalaya,(F-07) Puralia 03253-255759 Suri Vidyasagar College.(C-03) Birbhum 03462-25504 Bolpur College.(D-10) Birbhum 03463-254935/ 254935 Fakir Chand College, (B-05) South 24 Parganas 03174-258401 Barasat Govt. College. (D-02) North 24 Parganas 03472-251020/ 256534 Gobardanga Hindu College, (F-04) North 24 Parganas 03216-249210/ 249443 Cooch Behar College,(F-03) Cooch Behar 03582-256798 Malda College, (E-03) Malda 03512-221545 Balurghat College,(E-01) Dakshim Dinajpur 03522-271821 Raigunj University College(E-02) Uttar Dinajpur 03523-249244 Ananda Chanda College,(F-02) Jalpaiguri 03561- 224213/ 256978 DIET, Belakoba (W-12) Jalpaiguri 03561-240645 Sargachi R.K. Mission Govt. PTTI. Murshidabad 03482-232560 Krishnath College, (E04) Murshidabad 03482-252069 Dumkal College (I-04) Mushidabad 03481-230770 Sripat Singh College (H-09), Mushidabad 03483 25696 Course Content : 28
of the 2nd semester per semester payable before examination per semester payable before examination
The course covers modern trends and problems of primary education, child psychology, language, arithmetic, school organization, history, geography, natural science, preprimary education in different papers. Semester 1: Paper Topic Full Marks Credit No. of PCP I Modern Trends and Problems of 50 4 3 Primary education II Elementary Idea of Child Psychology 50 4 3 III First Language (Bengali) 100 8 5 IV Arithmetic 100 8 5 Total 300 24 16 Semester 2: Paper Topic V School Organization, Administration, General Methodology & Education VI Second Language (English) VII Contents & Method of Teaching in History VIII Contents & Method of Teaching in Geography IX Contents & Method of Teaching in Natural Science X Contents & Method of Teaching in Preprimary Education (compulsory/optional) Total
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There will be altogether 16 PCPs in Semester 1 and 20 PCPs in Semester 2. The PCP will be arranged by the Study Centres usually on Saturdays and Sundays between 12 Noon to 4 PM. Evaluation Method : Examination will be conducted on semester basis. Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
7.18. Certificate in Blood Donors Motivation, Blood Science & Social Work
The course is being conducted in collaboration with West Bengal Voluntary Blood Donors Forum. To make the people in the in the developing countries aware of the blood donation activities, to involve them in voluntary blood donation movement is undeniably a Herculean task. Success in this regard has to be achieved through hard work and uninterrupted patience. For this, special emphasis should be given on training on blood donation and on educating the younger members of the community. Training is meant usually for matured people. The voluntary organizations and NGOs organize education and training programmes where qualified doctors, social workers highly placed 29
in scientific technological sphere. There are fixed outcomes for training and the purpose of this course is to highlight the importance of voluntary blood donation. It also ensures the potential donor of the simplicity and safety of blood donation and the younger members of the society are inspired to accept that voluntary blood donation as a social responsibility to be shouldered by all the healthy members of the country. The candidate will get an overall exposure to our IEC Library & Blood Banks. Classes will be held twice in a week between 2 pm and 5 pm. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre : West Bengal Voluntary Blood Donors Forum, Raktadan Bhavan, 76, Pioneer Park, Barasat, Kolkata 700 124, Ph : 2542-1561, Fax : 2542-5766, Mobile - 9433005766. Course Structure: Syllabus: Paper 2: Donor Paper 1: Blood, Blood Motivation, Social Work Science & Blood & Organization Transfusion Donor Motivation; Style & Blood Transfusion in General; Blood Transfusion Techniques of Donor Motivation; Information, & History of Blood education & Banking; History of Communication on Donor Voluntary Blood Donation Motivation; Training & Movement in India; Education on Donor National Blood Policy & Motivation; Lecture on Action Plan on Blood Donor Motivation Safety; Blood Science & Utilization of Mass Media; Blood Donation Science; Role of Women on Blood Component; Blood voluntary Blood Donation Group; Blood Component Movement; National Centre in West Bengal; Voluntary Blood Donation Code of Ethics; Blood Day & World Blood Donor Group Detection Camp; Day; Thalassaemia & Blood Group Directory; Thalassaemia Prevention; Blood Safety Programme; Haemophilia & Blood Donation Camp; Refreshment & Hospitality Haemophilia Prevention; HIV / AIDS & Blood to Donors; Blood Bank; Safety Programme; Behaviour of Blood Banking Staff; Blood Bank, Organization & Social Work; Leadership. Blood Storage & Dispensing; Commercial Blood Bank & Trading of Blood. Full marks: 24 credits (300mark)
Paper 3A: Attendance & Project Work (50) Survey in Blood Bank Hospital & Transfusion Centre; Attendance in camp; Project Preparation; Evaluation of the Course Topics; Donor Retention. Paper 3B: Preparatory Unit Test (50)
Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper. 30
7.19. Certificate course on Amra pari (Women studies & Women Empowerment Programme)
This is a six months course especially for the women, who are economically and educationally not so well off. This course has been initiated on July 2008, for encouraging the women to become capable of making their own decision by understanding their rights and developing their perception of "own self". Intake:30 per centre. Study Centre-Cum-Admission Centre: Nishtha Subuddhipur, De Para South 24 Parganas-700144 Ph-2433 1925/9865
Institute of Social Work (ISW) Hridaypur, Nabadal Road North 24Parganas -700127 Ph-2524 0656
Course Structure: Paper 1:Concept of Self-Gender, Family & Stat Paper 2: Amar saris amar swastha (Theory concept of Rights (Theory) Paper 3: Medicinal Herbs identification Paper 4: Vocational training & Practical with emphasis on Patent Law & Household Chemistry (Theory) Full marks: 32 credits (400) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8. Details of Vocational Courses (Job Oriented Courses) 8.1. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT)
The course is being conducted in collaboration with Bangiya Bijnan Parishad. The course has been designed jointly by the University and Bangiya Bijnan Parishad to provide trained Medical Laboratory Technicians to the society and also to create job opportunities for those who successfully complete the course. Well equipped laboratories are arranged for the students and laboratory training is extensive and intensive. Besides in house laboratory training, collaboration with outside hospitals, clinics, blood transference agencies are made from time to time. All these ensure high rate of placement of successful students. Seats being limited admission will be made on first come first served basis. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Bangiya Bijnan Parishad, P-23, Raja Rajkrishna Street, Kolkata 700 006, Ph: 2555-8417. Course Structure: The course has both theoretical and practical components and includes field work and dissertation. Paper I : Hematology, Blood Paper II: Biochemistry, Basic Safety and Banking, Clinical Pathology, Parasitology, Lab Management 31
Histopathology and Cytology Paper III: Microbiology, Serology, Paper IV: Practical on Paper-I Mycology and Virology Paper V: Practical on Paper-II & III Paper VI: Project-Hospital Training & Dissertation Full Marks: 48 Credits (600) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on the basis of performance in theoretical and practical paper, viva-voce, field work and dissertation. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8.2. Diploma in Yoga Therapy and Physiotherapy (DYTP)

The course has been designed jointly by the University and Bangiya Bijnan Parishad to cater to social needs of trained Yoga and Physiotherapists who can apply their knowledge and skill for prevention and cure of diseases and uneasiness and also for promotion and rehabilitation for those who successfully complete the course. Students also visit different centre and hospitals for training. Seats being limited admission will be made on first come first served basis. StudyCentre-cum-Admission Centre : Bangiya Bijnan Parishad, P-23, Raja Shivananda Health Society Rajkrishna Street, Kolkata 700 006, Nimta, Belghoria, Kolkata. Ph:2555-8417. PhMethod of Instruction: Both theoretical and practical training will be provided, teaching hours being: Theory : 48 hours Practical : 48 hours Total : 96 hours Course structure: The course has both theoretical and practical components. Paper I :Anatomy, Physiology & Paper II: Principles of Exercise therapy Pathology, Orthopedics, Neurology, Biomechanics & Kinesiology and General Surgery & Medicine. Rehabilitation Massage. Paper III : Asana, Murda Paper IV: Practical Physiotherapy Pranayama, Yoga Therapy, Principles of Diet/Satchakra/Satkarma Paper V: Practical Yogatherapy Paper VI: Project Full Marks: 48 Credit (600) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on the basis of performance in theoretical and practical paper and viva-voce. Pass mark 35% in each paper.
8.3. Diploma in Travel & Tourism (DTT)

The course is conducted in collaboration with Enterprise Development Institute (EDI)Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BNCCI). Tourism, the worlds largest industry provides the highest employment opportunities today. The course 32
is aimed at familiarizing the learners with varied aspects of tourism, creating awareness about tourism, imparting basic training in organizing tourism services, opening career opportunities. Study Centre-cum- Admission Centre: Enterprise development Institute, BNCCI, 23, Sir R. N. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata 700 001, Ph : 2210-7422 / 2248-0387, M 9231656321. Course structure : Paper I:Tourism Concept and Practices Paper III: Accounting & Legal Aspects of Tourism and Hospitality
Paper V: Tourism Policy, Marketing and Ticketing Full Marks: 48 Credit (600 mark) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as theoretical and practical examination held on completion of the course. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. The examination centre may not necessarily be the centre of admission of the student. Pass mark 35% in each paper.
Paper II: Entrepreneurship Paper IV: Travel Agency, Tour Operations, Tour Guide, Hospitality and Transport Paper VI: Project Work and Viva-Voce
8.4. Certificate in Development and Cultivation of Ornamental Fish and Fish Feed
The course is being conducted in collaboration with Department of Fisheries, Govt. of West Bengal. Ornamental fish keeping is one of the most popular hobbies in the world today. The trade with a turnover of US $ 5 Billion and an annual growth rate of 8 percent offers a lot of scope for development. The top exporting country is Singapore. The largest importer of Ornamental fish is the USA. India's share in ornamental fish trade is estimated to be Rs 158.23lakh which is only 0.008% of the global trade. The course is designed to give an in depth training to the youths for starting their business in this field. The candidate will get an overall exposure to Aquarium Fish breeding techniques, rearing & feed formulation. Study Centre -cum-Admission Centre: Classes will be held twice a week between 11.30 am and 4.30 pm (except holidays). Sl. No. Study Centre Pailan Meen Bhavan 1. District Pailan Hat, 12C Bus Stand, South 24 Parganas, Ph : 2497-8209 Uttar Dinajpur, Ph : 03523-253155
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Course Structure: Paper I: Ornamental Fish Farming Paper II: Ornamental Fish & Fish (Theoretical) Marketing ( Theoretical) Paper III: Feed Formulation (Theoretical) Paper IV: Practical Full Marks: 32 Credit (400) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on the basis of performance in theoretical and practical paper and viva-voce. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8.5. Certificate Course on Medicinal and Aromatic Plant Cultivation and Vermicomposting Technology
This is an innovative course which aims to equip the learners about the medicinal and aromatic plant cultivation and their uses including the role of vermicompost in medicinal and aromatic plants cultivation. The course will create awareness about house-hold cultivation and revenue generation by their expertise. Intake: 25 Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Regional Centre, NSOU, Kalyani Ghoshpara, Kalyani 741 235, Ph: 033-2502 5066. Course structure: Paper 1: Fundamental of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants farming Paper 3: Cultivation and technique Paper 5: Practical Full Marks: 48 Credit (600 mark) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
Paper 2: Principle and Practices of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants Paper 4: Secondary Metabolites Paper 6: Role of Vermicompost in medicinal & Aromatic Plants cultivation
8.6. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Basic Course)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. The basic aim of the course is to impart skills in making and grading patterns for different types of garments. The pattern makers learn to interpret sketches, specifications and measurements into patters and construct the garments to test fit on the dress form. The course has been designed to train up so as to provide extensive coverage on all aspects relating to manufacturing and finishing of garments and to create awareness about the technique and trends to meet the present day needs. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers trained from NIFT and other leading institutions. After completion eligible students can opt for higher studies through vertical mobility by going through successive six month advanced courses to obtain certificate by the University. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: 34
Santiniketan & Sriniketan Development Authority (SSDA), Prantik, Bolpur, Birbhum Ph-03463 261041 Shantidevi Vidyaniketan (SDV) Palassey, Nadia, Pin-7451196
Global Institute of Information & Fashion Technology (GIIFTS), Maheshtala (near Usha Gate), Kolkata-141, Ph-2490 6090 Nari Sikhsa Samiti (NSS) 294/3, APC Road, Kolkata-9 Ph-2350 4884, 2354 4996
Course structure: Paper 1: Pattern Making-I Paper 3: Fashion & Textile Design -I Full Marks: 32 credit (400)
Paper 2: Garment Construction -I Paper 4: Apparel & Textile Design-I (Theory)
8.7. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Certificate Course)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. This course provides intensive training to develop pattern making skills, classification and identification of various fabrics their construction and composition, techniques or requirement The course also provides techniques used in traditional Indian dress items. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers trained from reputed & Govt. recognized institutions. Successful candidates will be awarded certificate by the University. However, students who completed both basic and advanced courses will get one year certificate issued by the University. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Santiniketan & Sriniketan Development Authority (SSDA), Prantik, Bolpur, Birbhum Ph-03463 261041 Shantidevi Vidyaniketan (SDV) Palassey, Nadia, Pin-7451196 Global Institute of Information & Fashion Technology (GIIFTS), Maheshtala (near Usha Gate), Kolkata-141 Ph-2490 6090 Nari Sikhsa Samiti 294/3, APC Road, Kolkata-9 Ph-2350 4884, 2354 4996
Course structure: Paper 1: Pattern Making-II Paper 3: Fashion & Textile Design -II Paper 5: Design Ideas- I
Paper 2: Garment Construction II Paper 4: Apparel & Textile Design-II (Theory) Paper 6: Surface Ornamentation 35
Technique -I Full Marks: 48 credit (600 mark) Evaluation Method: Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8.8. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Advanced Diploma Course)

The course is being conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. This course provides intensive training to develop pattern making skills, classification and identification of various fabrics their construction and composition, techniques or requirement and use of fabrics in apparel manufacturing and other ornamental textile items. The course also provides techniques used in traditional Indian dress items as well as trends of modern knitted garments and other items with the latest processes so that national and international quality standard may be maintained. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Santiniketan & Sriniketan Development Authority (SSDA), Prantik, Bolpur, Birbhum Ph-03463 261041 Shantidevi Vidyaniketan (SDV) Palassey, Nadia, Pin-7451196
Global Institute of Information & Fashion Technology (GIIFTS), Maheshtala (near Usha Gate), Kolkata-141 Ph-2490 6090 Nari Sikhsa Samiti 294/3, APC Road, Kolkata-9 Ph-2350 4884, 2354 4996
Course content: The said Diploma Course consisting of the three examinations namelyi) Tailoring and Dress Designing (Basic Course) after 6 months from admission. ii) Advance Certificate course examination on Tailoring and Dress Designing after 6 months of Sl. No. (i) above and iii) Advanced Diploma Course examination after one year of Sl. No. (ii) above. Course structure: Paper 1: Pattern Making-III Paper 2: Garment Construction III Paper 3: Fashion & Textile Design -III Paper 4: Apparel & Textile Design-III (Theory) Paper 5: Design Ideas- II Paper 6: Surface Ornamentation Technique II Paper 7: Market survey & Design a project Paper 8: Project Design report Full Marks: 64 credit (800 mark) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
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8.9. Computer Hardware & Networking (Basic)

This vocational course is being conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Council. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph-325 76731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: System Operational concept Paper 3: Data communication & Networking
Paper 2: Troubleshooting & Maintenance Paper 4: Core Hardware & Basic electronics
8.10. Computer Hardware & Networking (Advanced)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Classes will be held for 3 days/week (4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph- 3257 6731, M-9830265387 Course Structure: Paper 1: Network basic Paper 2: Windows, Server Family (2000) Paper 3: LINUX Paper 4: Data Communication Network (Theory) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8.11. Computer Operator & Programming (Basic)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Classes will be held for 3 days/week ( 4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph- 3257 6731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: Operating system Paper 3: Programming through C
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8.12. Computer Operator & Programming (Advanced)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Classes will be held for 3 days/week ( 4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph- 325 76731, M-9830265387 Course Structure: Paper 1: OOPs through JAVA Paper 3: Overview on Linux
Paper 2: Web development Paper 4: System design & Data base (Theory) -70 & Project-30
8.13. Information Technology Applications (Basic)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph- 3257 6731, M-9830265387. Course structure: Paper 1: Computer Fundamentals I Paper 2: Information Technology (Practical) Application I (Practical) Paper 3: Computer Applications I Paper 4: Information Technology (Practical) Application - I (Theory) Full Marks: 32 credits (400) Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
8.14. Information Technology Applications (Advanced)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software 38
companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Classes will be held for 3 days/week (4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph-325 76731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: Visual Foxpro Paper 3: Web Designing Full Marks: 32 credits (400)
Paper 2: C++ Paper 4: Programming Tools & Techniques (Theory)
8.15. Financial Accounting System (Basic)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers from reputed institutes. Classes will be held for 3 days/week (4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph-3257 6731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: Operating system concepts Paper 3: Financial Accounting Applications Full Marks: 32 credits (400)
Paper 2: Office Applications Paper 4: Computer Fundamentals & Basic Electronics
8.16. Financial Accounting System (Advanced)

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers from reputed institutes as well as industrialists. Classes will be held for 3 days/week (4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph- 3257 6731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: EX-NGN Paper 3: Life project Full Marks: 32 credits (400)
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8.17. Certificate in DTP

The course is conducted in collaboration with West Bengal State Council of Technical Education. Classes will be conducted through theoretical, practical and factory environment training by learned and experienced teachers certified by global software companies like Microsoft and other leading organization. Classes will be held for 3 days/week (4 hours/day). Study Centre-cum-Admission Centre: Salt Lake Society for Education Research, 115, College street, 2nd Floor, Room-2B, Kolkata 700 012, Ph-3257 6731, M-9830265387. Course Structure: Paper 1: Practical Paper 2: Practical Paper 3: Practical Paper 4: Theory Evaluation Method : Evaluation will be made on the basis of internal assessment as well as Term-End Examination. 30% marks are reserved for internal assessment in each paper. Pass mark is 35% in each paper.
9. Details of Professional Courses 9.1 Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) under Distance & Contact Mode
The course is designed to impart a thorough practical training in IT. The training provides an excellent foundation for all those who are involved or likely to be involved in building career in IT. The course is conducted on a collaborative basis by Netaji Subhas Open University and CMC Ltd at selected study centres as advertised by the University in the papers from time to time. Details Eligibility 10+2 pass students in any discipline with Mathematics in the 10+2 level are eligible for this course. Candidates who have not studied Mathematics as a distinct subject at the 10+2 level will be required to clear the PCC-BCA (Preparatory Course in Computing for BCA) examination concurrently with the first semester of their BCA. Lateral Admission i) 10+2 pass and GRAD, eDAST pass students from CMC LTD are entitled for lateral admission to BCA third semester. ii) Lateral students will get exemption on the IT papers that they have already cleared in two-years eDAST course, but will be required to clear all the papers of Mathematics, English & Bengali for the first & second semesters of BCA along with the final 40
examination of BCA third semester. In case, a candidate cannot clear the first and second semester examinations in the first attempt, he/she has to appear for supplementary examinations as per the university rule and should clear the examinations within the tenure of the course. iii) Lateral students who have not studied Mathematics as a distinct subject at the 10+2 level will be required to clear the PCC-BCA (Preparatory Course in Computing for BCA) examination concurrently with the third semester of their BCA. Method of Instruction In Distance Education mode students will be given regular mentoring support (MS) on both theory and practical topics. In Contact Education mode students will be given training on classroom and labroom sessions in 100% contact hours on weekdays. Mode of Payment The following fees structure is applicable to the BCA Programme : Fee to be paid in DD in favour Time of of Payment Fee payable at Fee (in Rs.) in Description of Fee Contact Distance Mode Mode Semester Fee inclusive of Admission Fee, Registration Fee & Annual Development 3830 1705 Fee Semester Fee (including Course Material) 11582 6205 inclusive of Service Tax Refundable caution 1000 1000 deposit 3500 3630 11582 1375 1505 6205 Semester Fee Semester Fee inclusive of Annual Development Fee Semester Fee (including Course Material) inclusive of Service Tax
Netaji Subhas At the time of Open University admission Kolkata At the time of CMC Ltd admission Study Centre At the time of (SC) admission At the beginning Netaji Subhas of 2nd, 4th & 6th Open University semesters At the beginning Netaji Subhas of 3rd & 5th Open University semesters CMC Ltd Kolkata SC Location Kolkata Kolkata
At the beginning of each semester Kolkata
Examination fee as applicable should be paid before examination.
Course Structure:
Semester - I
Course Subject End Sem Mid
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No. THEORY 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO IT, COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS & INTERNET

TECHNOLOGY
Exam Maxmarks 70
Sem Exam Maxmarks 30
Office Automation & Database Concepts Programming methodology (Basic C) Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science I 1.5 Bengali / Hindi Total Theory LAB 1.6 MS-Office & Internet 1.7 C Programming Lab 1.8 Small Project Total Lab
1.2 1.3 1.4
70 70 70 35 315 35 35 35 105
30 30 30 15 135 15 15 15 45
Semester II
Course No. THEORY 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 70 70 70 70 35 315 35 35 35 105 Mid Sem Exam Maxmarks 30 30 30 30 15 135 15 15 15 45
Data Structure & Algorithm concepts Adv. Programming methodology (Adv. C) Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science II 2.5 English Total Theory LAB 2.6 Digital Electronics 2.7 Data Structure & Algorithm 2.8 Advanced C Programming Total Lab
Semester III
Course No. THEORY 3.1 3.2 3.3 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION Operating System Concepts Microprocessor & ALP Concepts Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 70 70 70 Mid Sem Exam Maxmarks 30 30 30
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Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science III Total Theory LAB 3.5 Communication Skills/Debate 3.6 FA Package 3.7 Unix & Shell Programming 3.8 Small Project Total Lab
3.4
70 280 35 35 35 35 140
30 120 15 15 15 15 60
Semester IV
Course No. THEORY 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 DATA COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 70 70 70 70 280 35 35 35 35 140 Mid Sem Exam Maxmarks 30 30 30 30 120 15 15 15 15 60
Object oriented programming using C++ Web Technology Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science IV Total Theory LAB 4.5 Presentation / Public Speaking Skills 4.6 C++ Lab 4.7 Web Technology 4.8 Small Project Total Lab
Semester V
Course No. THEORY 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 RDBMS CONCEPTS Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 70 70 70 70 280 35 35 35 35 140 Mid Sem Exam Maxmarks 30 30 30 30 120 15 15 15 15 60
Advanced OS & System Software concepts User Interface Programming Concepts Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science V Total Theory LAB 5.5 Soft Skills/Group Discussions 5.6 Oracle & D2K 5.7 Windows & Linux Administration 5.8 VB.net Programming Total Lab
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Semester VI
Course No. THEORY 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 BASIC & ADVANCED JAVA Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 70 70 70 70 280 35 35 35 35 140 Mid Sem Exam Maxmarks 30 30 30 30 120 15 15 15 15 60
Distributed Computing concepts E-Commerce & IT Security Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science VI Total Theory LAB 6.5 Final Seminar 6.6 Java Programming 6.7 ASP.Net Programming 6.8 Final Project Total Lab
PCC-BCA Examination: PCC-BCA (Preparatory Course in Computing for BCA) is a bridge course for candidates who have not studied Mathematics as a distinct subject at the 10 + 2 level. They need to clear the PCC-BCA examination along with the 1st semester / 3rd semester (for lateral entry) examination of BCA. If a candidate cannot clear the PCC-BCA examination in the first attempt, he/she has to appear for supplementary examinations as per university rule and should clear the examination within the tenure of the course. PCC-BCA is a selfstudy programme. Course Content: i) Arithmetic & Algebra, ii) Trigonometry, iii) Coordinate Geometry, iv) Differential and Integral Calculus.
Evaluation Method Evaluation will be on the basis of home assignment & internal practical assessment for distance mode and mid-semester examination for contact mode as well as theoretical and practical examinations held once in every year in the month of December, for all semesters, where students from both January & July semesters of the same year are eligible to appear in the TEE in December. Examinations will be held at the end of every semester. A student will be declared to have passed the BCA examination on the basis of the results of the six semester examinations. Examinations will be held at centres as may be decided by the University. Minimum qualifying marks in each subject is 40 % of the grand total of marks in that subject (Assignments/Internal Practical Assessment + End Semester Examination).
Contact Person: Mr. Amit Banerjee, Course Coordinator, Ph 033 2229 0204/0188
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9.2 Masters of Computer Applications (MCA) under Distance & Contact mode
The course is designed to impart a thorough practical training in IT. The training provides an excellent foundation for all those who are involved or likely to be involved in building career in IT. The MCA programme in Distance/Contact Education Mode is conducted by Netaji Subhas Open University in collaboration with CMC Limited. In Distance mode the programme is conducted at selected study centres and in Contact mode it is conducted at the Education & Training centre, CMC Limited, 2 Ripon Street, Kolkata 700 016. Detail Eligibility Graduates (3 years) in any discipline from a recognised University with Mathematics in 10+2 are eligible for this course. Graduates without Mathematics in 10+2 will be required to clear the PCC-MCA (Preparatory Course in Computing for MCA) examination concurrently with the first semester of their MCA. Lateral Admission i) Graduates who have passed GRAD, eDAST, PGCACS and other PG courses from CMC Limited are entitled for Lateral admission to MCA third semester. ii) Graduates who have passed A level from DOEACC are also entitled for lateral admission to MCA third semester. iii) Credit transfer from other open universities will be allowed provided the courses are equivalent. For cases i) and ii) above, candidates are required to clear the final examination of first and second semesters of MCA along with the final examination of MCA third semester. In such cases, if a candidate cannot clear the first and second semester examinations in the first attempt, he/she has to appear for supplementary examinations as per university rule and should clear the examinations within the tenure of the course. For all the above three cases, candidates who have not studied Mathematics as distinct subject in 10+2 will be required to clear the PCC-MCA examination concurrently with the third semester of their MCA. Mode of Payment The Following fees structure is applicable to the MCA Programme: Fee to be paid in DD in favour of Time of Fee Payment payable at Fee (in Rs.) for MCA course in Contact Distance Mode Mode (CM) (DM) Description of Fee
Netaji Subhas Open University
At the time of admission
Kolkata
3330
1530
Semester Fee inclusive of Admission Fee, Registration Fee & Annual Development Fee 45
CMC Ltd
At the time of admission At the time of Study Centre (SC) admission At the beginning of Netaji Subhas 2nd, 4th & 6th Open University semesters At the beginning of Netaji Subhas 3rd & 5th Open University semesters
Kolkata 13236 SC Location 1000
6949 1000
Semester Fee (including Course Material for DM) inclusive of Service Tax Refundable caution deposit
Kolkata
3000
1200
Kolkata
3130
1330
CMC Ltd
At the beginning of each semester Kolkata
13236
6949
Semester Fee Semester Fee inclusive of Annual Development Fee Semester Fee (including Course Material for DM) inclusive of Service Tax
Examination fee as applicable should be paid before examination in each semester.
Course Structure:
FIRST SEMESTER Course No. Theory 1.1 Programming and problem solving through C Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 75 75 25 75 75 325 25 25 25 75 Home Assignment / Internal Assessment Maxmarks 25 25 25 25 25 125 25 25 25 75 46
1.2 Computer Organisation 1.3 Discrete Mathematics 1.4 Internet & Web technology 1.5 Digital Electronics Total Theory Lab 1.6 Digital Electronics Lab 1.7 C Programming Lab 1.8 Internet & Web technology Lab Total Lab
Grand Total
400
200
Course No. Theory 2.1 2.2
SECOND SEMESTER Subject End Sem HomeAssignment/Internal Exam Assesment System Analysis & Design Operating System & Unix File system and System Administration Statistics & Numerical Techniques Maxmarks 50 75 Maxmarks 25 25
2.3
50 75 75 325 25 25 25 75 400
25 25 25 125 25 25 25 75 200
2.4 Computer Architecture & ALP 2.5 Data Structure & Algorithm Total Theory Lab 2.6 Data structure Lab 2.7 Unix/Linux Lab 2.8 ALP Lab Total Lab Grand Total
Course No. Theory 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5
THIRD SEMESTER Subject End Sem Exam Data Base Management System Computer Communication Networks OOPS & C++ Microprocessor Introduction to Management Functions, Values, Ethics of Profession Maxmarks 75 75 75 75 25
HomeAssignment/Internal Assesment Maxmarks 25 25 25 25 25
Total Theory Lab 3.6 Data Base Packages Lab
325 25
125 25 47
3.7 Network Programming Lab 3.8 C++ Lab Total Lab Grand Total
25 25 75 400
25 25 75 200
Course No. Theory 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5
FOURTH SEMESTER Subject End Sem HomeAssignment/Internal Exam Assesment Client Server Architecture Java Programming OOAD using UML Advanced OS & System Programming a) Environment & Ecology b) Seminar
Maxmarks 75 75 25 75 25 25
Maxmarks 25 25 25 25 25 25 150 25 25 25 75 225
Total Theory Lab 4.6 Client Server Architecture Lab 4.7 Java Programming Lab 4.8 Advanced OS Lab Total Lab Grand Total
300 25 25 25 75 375
Course No. Theory 5.1
FIFTH SEMESTER Subject End Sem Exam a) Distributed Computing b) Graphics, Multimedia Project Management, TQM & SQA Organizational Behavior Maxmarks 25 25 50 25
HomeAssignment/Internal Assesment Maxmarks 25 25 50 25
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5.4
Visual C++ & Windows Programming
75 75 275 25 25 25 75 350 75 250
25 25 175 25 25 25
5.5 Elective Total Theory Lab 5.6 Distributed Computing Lab 5.7 Multimedia Lab 5.8 Visual C++ & Windows Programming Lab Total Lab Grand Total
Course No.
SIXTH SEMESTER Subject End Sem Exam Maxmarks 50 50 300 200 550
HomeAssignment/Internal Assesment Maxmarks 50 50 0 0 50
Theory 6.1 Business Management Total Theory 6.2 Industrial Training & Final Project 6.3 Viva Voce Grand Total
PCC-MCA Programme PCC-MCA (Preparatory Course in Computing for MCA) is a bridge course for candidates who have not studied Mathematics as a distinct subject at the 10+2 level. They need to clear the PCC-MCA examination along with the first semester / third semester (for lateral entry) examination of MCA. If a candidate cannot clear the PCCMCA examination in the first attempt, he/she has to appear for supplementary examinations as per university rule and should clear the examination within the tenure of the course. PCC-MCA is a self-study programme. Course Content: Abstract Algebra and Set Theory; Number System & Boolean Algebra; Sequence of series; Permutation and Combination; Matrices and Determinants; Quadratic equations; Differential and Integral Calculus; Probability and Statistics; Numerical Analysis; Flowcharts & Algorithms Evaluation Method Evaluation will be on the basis of home assignment & internal practical assessment for distance mode and mid-semester examination for contact mode as well as theoretical and practical examinations held once in every year in the month of December, for all semesters, where students from both January & July semesters of the same year are eligible to appear in the TEE in December. Examinations will be held at the end of every semester. A student will be declared to have passed the MCA examination on the basis of 49
the results of the six semester examinations. Examinations will be held at centres as may be decided by the University. Minimum qualifying marks in each subject is 40 % of the grand total of marks in that subject (Assignments/Internal Practical Assessment + End Semester Examination).
Contact Person: Mr. Amit Banerjee, Course Coordinator, Ph 033 2229 0204/0188
e-mail: feedback.cmc@gmail.com
10.Student Support Services

The university provides its students with self Instructional Materials (SIM) to be studied and learnt by them at their convenience. The university provides various student-support services through a network of study centres. These centres cover all the districts of the State and are located at convenient points connected by public transport. A study centre is placed under the supervision of a coordinator assisted by the staff of his office. It provides all information including prospectus and application forms for enrolment. At the beginning of each session, study centres invite the students for an induction meeting where they are familiarized with the aims, objectives and activities of the university and the methodology of distance education. The study centres draw schedules of counselling sessions and notify the same for the students. Normally, the counselling sessions are held during weekends and periods of vacation of the host institutions. Study centres distribute the home assignment papers received from the university and arrange for their evaluation. Prospectus, Information, Assignments etc. are not issued by the Headquarters. Students should contact the study centres for all their requirements. The study centres (not home centres) also arrange for holding of examinations in accordance with the schedule fixed by the university from time to time. In short, each study centre acts as the day-to-day link between the students and the university. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a worthy and dignified manner to maintain high academic and moral standards.
11. University rules

11.1 Admission time
The learners/ students may submit the filled in enrolment form together with prescribed fees to the Partner Institute/ Study Centre during their office hours. The expected admission schedule is as follows: For January session: November/ December For July session: May/ June
11.2 Academic Calendar

The University tries to follow this Academic Calendar. Session Counselling Examination Term End Form fill-up Examination January-June January-May May-June June-July Publication of Result September/ 50
(6-month) JulyDecember (6-month) July- June (1-year)
July-November
NovemberDecember May-June
DecemberJanuary June-July
October March/ April
July-May
September/ October
11.3 Simultaneous Registration

Learners who are already enrolled in a course can also simultaneously register themselves for any other course. However, if there is any clash of dates of Personal Contact Programme (PCP) or examination schedule of the two courses taken, University would not be in a position to make adjustment.
11.4 Refund of fees

Fee once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances. It is not adjustable against any other course of this University.
11.5 Other information

i) ii) No change of study centre/ subject will be allowed. Netaji Subhas Open University takes all possible precautions at every step of examination/ evaluation/ publication of results, more so as the University has not yet introduced formal review system, so that no student/ learner may feel affected. iii) A student who has cleared a paper in an examination cannot reappear in that paper in subsequent examinations i.e. a student who has successfully completed a course, he/ she has registered for can not reappear in that course. iv) If a student appears in examination without valid Admit Card issued by the Controller of Examinations or without roll number, his/ her appearance in the examination will be treated as irregular and the answer script of such student/ learner will not be evaluated.
12. List of Conventional Courses

Bachelors Preparatory Programme (BPP): Preparatory Social Science (PSS)/ Preparatory Commerce ( PCO) Bachelor Degree Programme: B.A. Honours in Bengali, English, History, Economics, Political Science, Public Administration & Sociology. B. Sc. Honours in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology & Geography. B.Com (Honours) B.Ed. (Special Education): Hearing Impairment, Visual Impairment, Mental Retardation. 2nd Degree Programme: Library and Information Science. Post Graduate Degree Courses: Bengali, English, English Language Teaching, History, Political Science, Public Administration, Education, Library and Information Science, Social Work (MSW), Commerce (M.Com), Mathematics, Zoology, Geography. Master of Philosophy: M.Phil in Education 51
Post Graduate Diploma Courses: Journalism & Mass Communication, Public Relations and Advertising, English Language Teaching, Radio & Television Journalism, Cooperation. Diploma Courses: Consumer affairs. Certificate Courses: Human Rights, English for Communication
13. Whom to contact for what

For administrative problem like non availability of study materials, enrolment number, service of study centre, a learner may contact: Name & Designation Contact No. Reason Registrar Ph:033-2283 5159 Relating to Netaji Subhas Open University registration, 1, Woodburn Park enrolment number Kolkata-20 etc. Dr. Ashit Bran Aich Ph:033-2283 5358 Functioning of the Director (Study Centres) study centre, Netaji Subhas Open University malpractices etc. 1, Woodburn Park Kolkata-20 Mr. Amitava Das Ph-033 2465 6936 Relating to Controller of Examinations 2463 0293 examinations. 134/1, Megnad Saha Sarani (PBX) 033- 2463 0292 (2nd Floor) Kolkata-29 Dr. Anirban Ghosh Ph-6519 8972 Functioning of the Lecturer in Commerce & 033-2283 5157 (Ext.27) study centre, In-Charge, Non-Conventional E-mail: malpractices, support Courses anirban.ghosh@wbnsou.ac.in services etc. Netaji Subhas Open University 1, Woodburn Park Kolkata-20. University has a very active Students Grievance Redressal Cell. For any grievance, learners are free to contact Dr. Bibhas Guha, Lecturer in CZoology & Convener, Students Grievance Redressal Cell, NSOU either by e-mail (bibhas.guha@wbnsou.ac.in) or by post.
N.B: Admission in study centres/ Partner Institutes is provisional subject to determination of eligibility by the University at the time of giving enrolment number. If any discrepancy is revealed later, responsibility will rest on the applicant and his/ her admission will be cancelled and no claim for refund of fees will be entertained. Students are, therefore, advised to satisfy themselves as regards their eligibility for a particular course before taking admission in a study centre.
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14. Students Feedback Form (SFF)
CONFIDENTIAL NETAJI SUBHAS OPEN UNIVERSITY Questionnaire: Students Feedback Form (SFF)
(The information will be used for improvement of teaching-learning process under quality assurance programme) To be filled in by Learners: Course/ Programme: Year: 1st / 2nd Study Centre:
Semester/ Year: 1st / 2nd / 3rd/ 4th Code:
TICK ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING (SL. NO.1 TO 12)

1. Did the counselor cover the syllabus? a) Mostly b) Adequately c) Poorly
2. Did the Counsellor miss classes (PCP) allotted to him/her? a) Not at all b) Very few c) Many 3. How well does the Counsellor (teacher) prepare for class? a) Satisfactorily b) Thoroughly c) Poorly 4. How well is the Counsellor able to communicate in class? a) Very well b) Not so well c) Poorly
5. Does the Counsellor encourage learners participation in the class? a) Yes, always b) Yes, sometimes c) Rarely If yes, which of the following methods were used? i) through questions, ii) through open discussion among learners, iii) through inviting comments and suggestions. 6. Do you feel you can approach the teacher with your academic problems beyond the classroom? a) Yes b) No c) Not sure
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7. Your suggestions about the Study Materials (if there is any mistake, please indicate the Page No., Line No. and Paper No.): -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. 8. Comment about the service that you receive from your Study Centre where you have taken admission: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. 9. Give some suggestions for the Study Centres to give you service better (Additional page may be attached). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
Signature of learner Study Centre code:

The duly filled in form may be sent to:
The In-Charge, Non-Conventional Courses ,Netaji Subhas Open University 1, Woodburn Park, Kolkata-20.
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NETAJI SUBHAS OPEN UNIVERSITY

[ESTABLISHED BY WB ACT (XIX) OF 1997, RECOGNISED BY UGC & DEC]

INFORMATION BROCHURE FOR INNOVATIVE & VOCATIONAL COURSES

8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17

1. Concept of Open University

2. Vision and Mission of Netaji Subhas Open University

6. List of Innovative and Vocational Courses

A. Innovative courses (Non-conventional courses)

Name of the course 1.Bachelor in Physician Assistant (BPA)

Maxi mum 6-year

Course fee (Rs.) Course fee:Rs.10000/per year; Admission fee:Rs.5000/-

2. Bachelor of Hardware & Networking (BHN) Distance Mode

12,990.00 per semester

19,990.00 per semester

9,990.00 Per semester

15,990.00 Per semester

12,990.00 Per semester

19,990.00 Per semester

Graduate of any recognized University

16,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments)

9. Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling (PGDPC)

10. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Front Office Management (PGDHFOM)

Minimum qualification GNM Nursing

Course fee:Rs.10,000 Admission fee:Rs.5000 Course fee:Rs.10,000 Admission

13.PG Diploma in Emergency Room Nursing

Graduate (Girls only) 10+2 or its equivalent

Rs.15,000 (payable in 2 instalments) 4,000.00

10+2 or its equivalent or BPP

7,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments)

20. Diploma in Shishu Shiksha Training (DSST)

West Bengal Voluntary Blood Donors Forum, 9

Motivation, Blood Science & Social Work (CBDMBSW)

22. Certificate course on Amra Pari (Women Empowerment Programme)

Passed VIII class

B. Vocational courses (Job oriented courses)

1. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT)

2. Diploma in Yoga Therapy and Physiotherapy (DYTP)

3. Diploma in Travel & Tourism (DTT)

10+2 or equivalent OR BPP

7,000.00 (payable in 2 equal instalments) 3,700.00

Technology 6. Tailoring & Dress Designing (Basic Course)

Class VIII passed

Class X passed and professional Graduate of any recognized University

7. Details of Innovative Courses (Non-Conventional Courses)

7.1 Bachelor in Physician Assistant (BPA)

INTERNSHIP (YEAR III) Semester V

7.3 Bachelor in Hardware & Networking (Contact and Distance mode)

100 100 100 100 100

7.4 Bachelor in Computerized Financial Accounting (Contact and Distance mode)

100 100 100 100

100 100 100

100 100 100

7. 5. Post Graduate Diploma in Retail Management

Project (70) Viva-Voce(30)

7.6. Post Graduate Diploma in Psychological Counselling

Total 100 100

7. 7. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Front Office Management

7. 8. Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Support Services Management

7.9. Post Graduate Diploma in Nephro Urology Nursing

7.10.Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Room Nursing

7.11. Post Graduate Diploma in Cardiovascular Sonography

7.12 Post Graduate Diploma in Apparel Designing & Fashion Technology

7.13 Post Graduate Diploma in Needle Work and Knitting