Karnataka State Open University

Muktagangorti, Mysore - 570 006

Organization Structure of KSOU

Prof. M G Krishnan
Vice Chancellor

Prof. P S Naik Prof. Vikram Raj urs

Registrar Dean (Academics)
Tel : 0821 -2512471

Prof. K J Suresh Prof. L Rajashekaraiah Prof. T. D. DeveGowda

Registrar (Evaluation) Finance Officer Dean (Study Centre)

www.ksoumysore.com

Organization Structure of Sharada Vikas Trust ®

Registered Office: Sri D.V. Venkatachalapathi-President
No. 450/ 1/14, 2nd Floor, Laxmi Complex,
10th main, 27th Cross, 4th Block,
Jayanagar, Bangalore- 560011. Dr. D.S Ramakrishna-Dean (Academic)
Email : [email protected]
Dr. V.V Raghavan - Director
Web : www.sharadavikas.com
(Distance Education)
Tel : +91-80-22440420, 41477873,
64540949,42506500
Fax : +91-80-41477871,
Vice Chancellor’s Message 1
About Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) 2
About Sharada Vikas Trust (SVT) 4
Philosophy of Distance Education 5
Academic Programmes and Eligibility 6

Information Technology Programs

Master of Science Information Technology 10
Master of Computer Applications 11
Bachelor of Computer Applications 12
Bachelor of Science – Information Technology 13

General Programs
Master of Arts – English 15

Master of Arts – Economics 15

Master of Arts – History 15
Master of Arts - Political Science 15
Master of Arts - Sociology 16
Master of Commerce 16
Master of Law (LLM) 16
M.Sc Mathematics 17
M.Sc Physics 17
M.Sc Chemistry 18
M.Sc Library & Information Science 18
Bachelor of Science (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) 19
Bachelor of Arts (With Specialization Life Skills) 20
Bachelor of Social Work 21
Bachelor of Commerce (With Specialization in Communicative Skills & Life Skills 22

Bachelor of Hospitality & Catering Management 23

Management Programs
Master of Business Administration with Dual Specialization 25
Human Resource Management 25
Finance Management 25
Marketing Management 25
Banking Management 25
Hospitality Management 25
Retail Management 25
Project Management 25
Executive - MBA 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Finance Management (FM) 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Human Resource Management (HRM) 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Marketing Management (MM) 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Retail Management (RM) 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Project Management (PM) 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Insurance & Banking 26
Executive Master of Business Administration - Information Technology 26
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 27
Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) 27
Delivery System for Academic Programmes 29
Examination Scheme Evaluation Methodology and Grading System 31
Fee structure 32
Important Note-Instructions to the Distance Learners 34
Rules of the University 35

News and Events 36

Approved Study Center 37
Student Application Form 39
Calendar of Events 41
Study Identify Card 42
On-line programs 43
Advisory Council 46
 Message from
Vice Chancellor

D ear Students,

I extend my greetings and good wishes to you all. The academic and administrative acclaim received by the university is the matter of
great pride and glory to all of us.

With no limitations of space & time, KSOU has established and maintained its quality and has reached even the remotest parts of
Karnataka and beyond. True to our motto, “Higher education to anyone & anywhere” the University has set an objective and is being
exemplary to reach the doorstep of every aspiring student not only in the state,but throughout the country and abroad.

Accessibility, quality, flexibility and relevance are the major strengths of KSOU where creation, management and dissemination of
knowledge are its main goals. Today, with the emergence of knowledge society the horizons of the professional activities are
expanding and more opportunities are being created for younger generations to tap the talents and touch greater heights. At the
same time, you must realize that the there are many challenges awaiting. India’s educational system is becoming more dynamic and
competitive. Hence, we have to get accustomed and equipped with the pragmatic abilities and capacities to conquer these newer fields
knowledge and get mastery over new techniques and skills.

We want our students to be well educated and thoroughly groomed to become responsible citizens. The glowing track record of
achievements of our alumni speaks volumes about us and is commendable. I assure all the aspiring candidates joining the University
that we are here to guide, nurture and realize your dreams and goals. So, let us work together and make an endeavor towards better
careers.

Affectionately,

Prof. M.G. Krishnan

Vice Chancellor
Karnataka State Open University
Mysore
Bangalore based Sharada Vikas Trust (SVT) is a renowned trust
rendering good quality educational services in India and abroad.
The trust was established in the year 2001 by a group of eminent and
service minded personalities.
Ever since, the trust is running several educational Institutions like
a Pre-University College, a Degree College affiliated to Bangalore
University and a Business School.
The trust has also been running several Skill Development
Programmes for students and other professionals across the
country through its channel partners numbering more than two
hundred spread across the country. These programmes have
been approved by the Govt. of India bodies like : MSME
(Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) and
NIESBUD (National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small
Business Development.) etc,. SVT has been rendering educational
services to the Karnataka State Open University as its significant
partner.
Sharada Vikas Trust is also the exclusive partner of Karnataka
State Women’s University.
The trust’s association extends to the Tel Aviv University of Israel
and TAFE of Queensland Australia.
The various Academic Programmes are being delivered through
Sharada Vikas Trust has more than fifteen thousand students on its existing partner network across 250 locations in India and it
its rolls on a regular basis. is steadily growing. At present we are delivering the higher
education across India and abroad through our own institutions
The trust is supported by experienced and highly qualified faculty and partner network situated at various locations.
and an enlightened management team.
IT Programs
M.Sc./MCA/BCA/B.Sc Courses
Lateral Entry to
Program Eligibility Duration (Years) Sems.
Semester

M.Sc–IT - Specialization in
10+2 BE/B.Sc(IT/IS/CS
Communicative Skills and 2 4 -
Life skills
10+2+B.Sc (CS/IT) or any Graduate 3 6 -
MCA Candidate with BCA/B.Sc. (CS/IT) 2 4 3rd Semester

M.Sc. (CS/IT) 1 2 5th Semester

10+2 Any Stream 3 6 -

BCA Diploma in CS/IT from recognized State
2 4 3rd Semester
Technical Board

10+2 Any Stream 3 6 -

B.Sc. (IT) Diploma in CS/IT from recognized State
2 4 3rd Semester
Technical Board
General Programs
MA/M.Com/LLM/M.Sc/MLISc/BA/B.Com/BSW/B.Sc PCM/BHCM
Program Eligibility Duration (Years) Sems.

MA: 10+2+3 2 -
1. English
2. Economics Regulation- I
3. Socialogy Candidates who have not studied the cognate subject in the (three
4. History years) bachelor’s degree programmes are eligible to seek admission 2 -
to any Post Graduate degree programme and must pass the MPP
5. Political Science -
examination conducted by the University.
Specialization in Life
Skills

M.Com - Specialization in Regulation- II -

2
Leadership skills and IT B.Com/BBA/BBM
Candidates who have not studied the cognate subject in the (three
years) bachelor’s degree programmes are eligible to seek admission
and must pass the MPP examination conducted by the University.

LLM LLB Graduates 2 4

M.Sc Mathematics 10+2+Graduation Maths / BSG with Maths 2 4

M.Sc Physics 10+2+Graduation Physics / BSG with Physics 2 4

M.Sc Chemistry A pass in BSc programme of respective subject 2 4

MLISc - Specialization -
A pass in Bachelors degree in Library & Information Science 1
in Communicative Skills &
Life Skills

BA- Specialization in Life A. 10+2

Skills and IT
B.Com- Specialization in
B. Those who have completed 18 years of Age are eligible to apply for
3 -
B.Com DegreeProgramme and must pass BPP examination conducted
Communicative and Life Skills by the University.

BSW 10+2 / or its equivalent 3 6

B.Sc (PCM) 10+2 Science Group 3 6

BHCM 10+2 / or its equivalent 3 6

Management Programs
MBA/EMBA/BBA/BBM
Duration Lateral Entry to
Program Eligibility Sems.
(Years) Semester

MBA Dual Specilization

10+2+3 or any technical
1. HR Management degree of a recognized 2 4 -
university
2. Finance Management

3. Marketing Management

4. Banking Management

5. Retail Management

6. Hospitality Management
7. Project Management

Executive MBA

1. EMBA - HR Management

2. EMBA -Finance Management

Any Graduate Working in
3. EMBA - Marketing Management a responsible position with
three years of managerial
4. EMBA -Retail Management Experience

Diploma holders (10+3) of

5. EMBA -Project Management
recognized University with
5 years post qualifcation
6. EMBA -Insurance & Banking work experience as manager/
supervisor.
6. EMBA -IT Management Post graduate teachers with
1 2 -
minimum 4 years research
and teaching experience
Lawyers with 3 years of
practice at the bar/or worked
at any Attorney’s offce/Law
forms/Legal adviser at any
corporate organization.

Ref: No.KSOU. Dean(AC)

/2852/07/2010-11 Dated
24/12/2010.

Graduate Programs

1. BBA
10+2 3 6 -
2. BBM (All Streams)

Note - Lateral Entry will be as per the norms of the University.

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M.SC.-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - SPECIALIZATION IN COMMUNICATIVE

SKILLS AND LIFE SKILLS Electives Stream 1: E-Commerce
SEMESTER I
Sub. Code Subjects Credits MS3E11 E-Commerce 3
MS11 Computer Programming 5

MS12 Algorithm Analysis and Design 4 MS3E12 Data Warehousing / Data Mining 3

MS13 Discrete Mathematics 3

Electives Stream 2: Systems and Networking

MS14 Advanced RDBMS 3

MS3E21 Internet Programming 3
MS-L1 Advanced RDBMS (Lab) AND 3
Computer Programming (Lab) and
Algorithm Analysis and Design (Lab) MS3E22 Mobile Computing 3

Total Credits 18
Total Credits 18

SEMESTER II
Sub. Code Subjects Credits The Students will choose the Elective Subjects from the
same stream for both the 3rd & 4th semester
MS21 Software Quality and Testing 4
SEMESTER IV
Advanced Communication
MS22 3
Networks Sub. Code Subjects Credits

MS23 OOAD and UML 3 MS41 .NET Technology 4

MS24 Advanced JAVA 4

MS42 Component Technologies 3

MS25 Software Architecture 2 MS43 VLSI 2

MS-L2 Advanced JAVA (Lab) and OOAD

2 MS44 Project 6
and UML (Lab)
Total Credits 18
Electives Stream 1: E-Commerce

SEMESTER III
MS4E13 Cyber Laws 2
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MS4E14 Application Servers 2
MS31 Project Management and Planning 3
Electives Stream 2: Systems and Networking
MS32 Client Server Computing 3
MS4E23 Voice and Video over IP 2

MS33 Real Time System 2

MS4E24 Embedded Systems 2
MS34 Project Synopsis 4
Total Credits 19
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MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SEMESTER IV

SEMESTER I
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

MCA11 Mathematics 4 MCA41 Advanced Software Engineering 4

MCA12 Data Structure 4

MCA42 Analysis & Design of Algorithm 4
MCA13 Programming in C 4
MCA43 Advanced Java Programming 4
MCA14 Financial Accounting 4

Lab - C Programming & Windows MCA44 System Programming 4

MCA15 2
Based Application

MCA16 Lab - Data Structure 2 MCA45 Lab - RDBMS 2

Total Credits 20
MCA46 Lab - Advanced Java Programming 2

SEMESTER II
Total Credits 20
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

MCA 21 Discrete Mathematics 4

SEMESTER V
MCA 22 DBMS 4
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MCA 23 OOPS with C++ 4
Advanced Computer Network &
Computer Organization & MCA51 4
MCA 24 4 Security
Architecture

MCA 25 Lab - DBMS 2

Internet Programming & Web
MCA52 4
MCA 26 Lab - OOPS (C++) 2 Designing

Total Credits 20
MCA53 Data Warehousing & Data Mining 4
SEMESTER III

Sub. Code Subjects Credits MCA54 Elective-I (Any one)

MCA 31 Data Communication 4 MCA54A 1) Complier Design 4

MCA54B 2) Mobile Computing & Communication

MCA 32 Advanced Computer Graphics 4
MCA54C 3) Simulation & Modelling
MCA 33 Advanced Operating Systems 4

MCA 34 Unix and Shell Programming 4 MCA 55 Lab - Graphics 2

MCA 35 Lab - Unix 2

MCA 56 Lab - Web Designing/Internet 2
MCA 36 Lab - Operating Systems 2

Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20

Students after completing the first two semesters of MCA programme are eligible to qualify for the
PGDCA. (assuming that they discontinue the MCA Programme after two semesters.)
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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

SEMESTER VI SEMESTER I
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MCA 61 Advanced MIS & E-Commerce 4 Computer Fundamentals & Windows
BCA11 3
MCA 62 OOAD 4 Based Application
BCA12 Communication Skills in English 3
MCA 63 Elective -II (Any one)
MCA 63A 1) Pattern Recognition 4 BCA13 Programming in C 3
MCA 63B 2) Operations Research BCA14 Data Structure 3
MCA 63C 3) Advanced Computer Architecture
BCA15 Lab - C Programming 2
MCA 64 Elective -III (Any one)
MCA 64A 1) Client Server Architecture BCA16 Lab -Windows Based Application 2
4
MCA 64B 2) Artificial Intelligence Total Credits 16
MCA 64C 3) Network Management
SEMESTER II
MCA 65 Project 6
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Total Credits 22
BCA21 Mathematics 3
Computer Organization &
The following four subjects are mandatory for the all the BCA22 3
Architecture
undergraduate students such as B.TECH, BCA, BBA, BBM, BCA23 DBMS 3
BHCM, IMCA, BSC(PCM) BSCIT, BSW, BA, B.COM. BCA24 OOPS with C++ 3
The students can write the examination in the BCA25 Lab - C++ 2
first two semesters of their undergraduate program . English - I BCA26 Lab - Data Structure 2
& Indian Constitution and Ethics in the first semester & Total Credits 16
communicative English(English-II & Environmental Studies
SEMESTER III
in the Second semester. Students who have entered the
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
third semester program by way of Lateral Entry may
complete the four courses in third semester and BCA31 Data Communication 3

fourth semester respectively. Any how the students BCA32 Operating Systems 3

should successfully complete All the four courses before BCA33 Computer Graphics 3

completing their under graduate degree. The BCA34 Client Server Architecture 3

successful completion of the four mandatory courses BCA35 Lab - Graphics 2

would alone make them eligible for the degree. The BCA36 Lab - DBMS 2

marks/grades obtained in the four courses would not Total Credits 16

be taken into account for the purpose of determination SEMESTER IV
of the class/status of the student. Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BCA41 Software Engineering 3
Sub. Code Subjects
BDENG - I English - I BCA42 Java Programming 3
BCA43 RDBMS 3
BDICE Indian Constitution & Ethics
BCA44 Unix & Shell Programming 3
BDENG - II Communicative English BCA45 Lab - Java 2
BDELV Environmental Studies BCA46 Lab - Unix 2
Total Credits 16
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SEMESTER V SEMESTER III

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BCA51 Algorithm & Analysis 3 BS31 Computer Graphics 3
BCA52 Internet Programming 3 BS32 Web programming & Java Script 2
BCA53 Application Programming 3 BS33 Data Communication 2
BCA54 System Programming 3 BS34 Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 3
BCA55 Lab - Web Designing/Internet 2 with C++
BS35 Mathematics - I 2
BCA56 Lab - Application Programming 2
SEMESTER VI
Lab - Web Programming & java Script
Total Credits 16 BS-L3 Lab and Object Oriented Programming 2
with C++
SEMESTER VI Total Credits 14

Sub. Code Subjects Credits SEMESTER IV

MIS & Enterprise Resource Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BCA61 3
Planning (ERP) BS41 Visual Programming 4
BS42 Computer Networks 2
BCA62 Computer Network & Security 3
BS43 Data Structures using C++ 2
BCA63 Lab - ADA 2
BS44 Java programming 4
BCA64 Lab - System Programming 2 BS45 Mathematics – II 2
BCA65 Project : System Side or Application Side 6 BS-L4 Data Structures Using C++ Lab and 2
Java Programming
B.SC-IT Total Credits 16
Total Credits 14
B.SC-IT
SEMESTER I SEMESTER V
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BS11 Fundamentals of Computers 4 BS51 Software Engineering 4
BS52 Design Analysis and Algorithm 2
BS12 Operating Systems 4
BS53 Advance Java Programming 4
BS13 Introduction to Digital Electronics 2 Network Programming
BS54 2
Database Management System BS55 Mathematics – III 2
BS14 2
(DBMS) BS-L5 Algorithms Lab and Advanced Java 2
BS15 Basics of Internet and HTML 2 Programming Lab
BS-L1 Lab - Database Management System 2 Total Credits 16
(Lab) and Basics of Internet and
HTML(Lab) SEMESTER VI
Total Credits 16 Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BS61 Unix Systems Programming 4
SEMESTER II
BS62 ASP.NET Programming using C# 2
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Introduction to Programming – C BS63 VB.NET and XML 2
BS21 4
Language
BS64 Software Quality & Testing 4
BS22 Computer Architecture 2
BS23 RDBMS 4 BS-L6 Unix Systems Programming Lab and 2
BS24 Digital Computer Fundamentals 2 ASP.NET Programming using C# Lab
BS25 Business Communication 2 and VB.NET and XML Lab

BS-L2 C Programming Lab and RDBMS Lab 2 BS65 Project 6

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 20
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MA - ENGLISH (WITH SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS) MA - HISTORY (WITH SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS)
Previous Previous
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
English Literature from Chaucer to History of South India up to 1336
MAEn11 7 MAH11 7
Bunyan A.D

MAEn12 Shakespeare 7 Social and Cultural History of

MAH12 7
North India to 1300 A.D
Restoration & Eighteenth Century
MAEn13 7 Constitutional History of Modern
English Literature MAH13 7
India (1600-1950)
MAEn14 Nineteenth Century Literature 7 MAH14 History of Europe Since 1871-1960 7
MAEn15 Indian Literature in English 7 History of China & Japan Since
MAH15 7
Total Credits 35 1839-1900
Total Credits 35
Final
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Final

Twentieth Century English Sub. Code Subjects Credits

MAEn21 7
Literature Historical Methods &
MAH21 7
Historiography
MAEn22 Comparative Literature (Drama) 7
MAH22 History of India-1526-1707 7
MAEn23 Literary Criticism 7
Economy, Society & Literature
MAEn24 American Literature 7 MAH23 7
under the Wodeyars
MAEn25 European Classics in Translation 7 History of Freedom Movement in
MAH24 7
India 1885-1947
Total Credits 35
MAH25 History of United States of America 7
MA - ECONOMICS (WITH SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS) Total Credits 35
Previous
MA - POLITICAL SCIENCE - SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Previous
MAE11 Micro-Economic Analysis 7 Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Economics of Development & MAP11 Western Political Thought 7
MAE12 7
Growth
MAP12 Indian Political Thought 7
MAE13 Quantitative Methods 7
Political Process & Politics in India
MAP13 7
MAE14 Public Economics 7 Since-1950
Money, Banking & Financial Major Issues in Indian
MAE15 7 MAP14 7
Markets Administration

Total Credits 35 MAP15 International Relations 7

Total Credits 35
Final
Final
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MAE21 Macro- Economic Analysis 7
Comparative Governments &
MAP21 7
MAE22 Indian Economic Policy 7 Politics
MAP22 Contemporary Political Science 7
MAE23 International Trade & Finance 7
MAP23 Recent Political Theory 7
MAE24 Economics of Demography 7
MAP24 Public Personnel Administration 7
MAE25 Welfare Economics 7
MAP25 India & Her Neighbours 7
Total Credits 35 Total Credits 35
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MA - SOCIOLOGY - SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS MASTER OF LAW

Previous
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Ms011 Theories and Thinkers in Sociology 7
LLM101
MSO12 Social Statics and Social Dynamics 7
LLM102
MSO13 Research Methods and Statics 7
LLM103
MSO14 Social Problems then & now 7
LLM104
MSO15 Study of Majority & Minority Groups 7
Total Credits 35
Final
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

MSO21 Study of Rural Society 7

LLM201
MSO22 Industrial Sociology 7

MSO23 Education Health and Society 7 LLM202

MSO24 Social Movements in India 7

LLM203
MSO25 Polity, Economy & Society 7
Total Credits 35
LLM204

M.COM - SPECIALIZATION IN LEADERSHIP SKILLS & IT

Previous
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MCOM11 Principles of Management 7 LLM301
MCOM12 Business Policy & Environment 7
LLM302
MCOM13 Marketing Management 7
MCOM14 Accounting-Theory & Practice 7 LLM303
MCOM15 Human Resources Management 7
LLM304
Total Credits 35

Final
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MCOM21 Financial Management 7
MCOM22 Industrial Relations 7 LLM401
MCOM23 Labour Legislation 7
LLM402
MCOM24 Training & Development 7
MCOM25 Organizational Behavior 7 LLM403

Total Credits 35
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M.SC MATHEMATICS M.SC PHYSICS

MSM101 MSP101

MSM102 MSP102

MSM103 MSP103 Quantum Mechanics - I

MSM104 MSP104
Methods - I
MSM105 MSP105

MSM201 MSP201

MSM202 MSP202

MSM203 MSP203 Quantum Mechanics - II

MSM204 MSP204
Methods - II
MSM205
MSP205

MSM301
MSP301
MSM302 MSP302
MSM303 MSP303

MSM304 MSP304 Electronics - I

MSP305
MSM305

MSM401
MSP401 General Astrophysics
MSM402 Quantum Electrodynamics
MSP402
MSM403 MSP403 Electronics - II

MSM404 MSP404

MSM405 MSP405 Lab Course in Electronics

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M.SC CHEMISTRY M.SC LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - SPECIALIZATION

IN COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS & LIFE SKILLS

MSCH101 Organic Chemistry - I

MLI101
MSCH102 Inorganic Chemistry - I
MLI102
MSCH103 Lab - Inorganic Chemistry - I

MLI103
MSCH104 Lab - Organic Chemistry - I

MLI104

MLI105

MSCH201 Physical Chemistry - I

MLI106

MSCH202 Polymer Chemistry - I MLI107

MSCH203 Spectroscopy MLI108

MSCH204 Lab - Physical Chemistry - I

MLI109

MSCH301 Organic Chemistry - II

MSCH302 Inorganic Chemistry - II

MSCH303 Lab - Inorganic Chemistry - II

MSCH304 Lab - Organic Chemistry - II

MSCH401 Physical Chemistry - II

MSCH402 Chemistry of Natural Products,
Biomolecules & Biotechnology

MSCH403 Drugs

MSCH404 Lab - Physical Chemistry - II 2

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, & MATHEMATICS)

BSGE101 Language - I - Hindi/Kannada

BSGE401
BSGE102

BSGE402
BSGE103

BSGE104 BSGE403
BSGE105
BSGE404
14
12

BSGE202

BSGE203 BSGE501

BSGE502
BSGE204

BSGE503
BSGE205 Communicative English - II

BSGE206 BSGE504

15

BSGE301 BSGE601

BSGE302 BSGE602

BSGE603
BSGE303

BSGE304 BSGE604

12

Language - I Code Hindi - 101-01/Kannada 101-02

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BA (WITH SPECIALIZATION IN LIFE SKILLS & IT)

YEAR I YEAR II

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits

Foundation Course in Humanities Foundation Course in Information

BA11 4 BA21 6
& Social Sciences Technology

Foundation Course in Science & BA22 Application Oriented Courses

BA12 4 (Any One)
Technology
BA13 Language Courses (Select Any Two) BA221 • Marketing

BA131 • Kannada 4
BA222 • Offce Organization&
Management
BA132 • English
BA223 • Consumer Studies
BA133 • Hindi

BA134 • Urdu BA23 Language Courses (Select Any Two)

8
BA135 • Sanskrit BA231 • Kannada

BA136 • Telugu BA232 • English

BA137 • Tamil BA233 • Hindi

BA138 • Malayalam BA234 • Urdu 8

BA235 • Sanskrit
BA14 Optional Courses
(Select Any Three) • Telugu
BA236
BA141 • Kannada • Tamil
BA237
PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¸Á»vÀåZÀjvÉæ
BA238 • Malayalam
BA142
• English
Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose BA24 Optional Courses
(Select Any Three)
BA143
• Hindi BA241 • Kannada
Hindi SahityaKaVikas (Rithi £ÀqÀÄUÀ£ÀßqÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ºÉƸÀUÀ£ÀßqÀ ¥ÀoÀåUÀ¼ÀÄ
KalTak) BA242 • English
Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose
BA144
• History BA243 • Hindi
Indian History & Culture from PracheenAvem Madhya Kaleen
the Earliest Times To 1525 A.D. 12 Kavitha
BA244 • History
BA145
• Sociology Indian History & Culture from
General Sociology 1526 To 1964
BA245 • Sociology 12
BA146
• Political Science Study of Indian Society
Political Theory BA246 • Political Science
Modern Governments
BA147
• Public Administration BA247 • Public Administration
Theory & Practice of Modern Introduction to the Principles of
Governments Public Administration
BA248 • Economics
BA148
• Economics Money Banking & Public
Economic Theory Economics
BA249 • Education
BA149
• Education Psychology of Development &
Foundations of Education Learning
Total Credits 28 Total Credits 30

THE SPECIALIZATION COURSE IN LIFE SKILLS & IT CAN BE

OFFERED IN ANY ONE OF THE THREE YEARS OF THE BA
PROGRAMS. THE RELEVANT COURSE MATERIAL WILL BE
PROVIDED TO THE STUDENTS.
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BSW
YEAR III SEMESTER I
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Select Any Three
BSW12 Introduction to Social Work 3
BA31 Kannada
BA311 • bÀAzÀ¸ÀÄì ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ºÀ¼ÉUÀ£ÀßqÀ ¥ÀoÀåUÀ¼ÀÄ
BSW13 Basic Economic Concepts 3
• ¨sÁgÀwÃAiÀÄPÁªÀå«ÄêÀiÁA¸É ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¸Á»vÀå Basic Sociological Concepts for
BA312 12 BSW14 3
«ªÀıÉðAiÀÄ vÀvÀéUÀ¼ÀÄ Social Work
BA313 • ºÀ¼ÀUÀ£ÀßqÀ ªÁåPÀgÀt ªÀÄvÀÄÛPÀ£ÀßqÀ Personal & Professional
¨sÁµÉAiÀÄ ZÀjvÉæ BSW15 Development for Social Work 3
Practice
BA32 English
BA321 • Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose Total Credits 12
BA322 • Poetry, Drama & Fiction
12 SEMESTER II
BA323 • Growth of English Language & its
Characteristics of Modern Eng- Sub. Code Subjects Credits
lish, Hudson & Practical Criticism
BSW21 Concept of Family 3
BA33 Hindi
BA331 • Uttar Madhya Kaleen BSW22 Rural Ecology & Environment 3
KavithaAurKahaniya
12
BA332 • Hindi Upanyas Fields of Social Work, Social Work
BA333 • Hindi SahithyaIthihas BSW23 Intervention with Individuals & 3
(AdhunikKal) Groups
BA34 History BSW24 Social Problems in India 3
BA341 • History & Culture of Karnataka
(1336 To 1956) Working with Group & Group
BSW25 3
BA342 • History of Modern Asia from 1900 Dynamics in Social Work
12
to the Present (East Asia & West
Total Credits 15
Asia)
BA343 • History of Modern Europe from SEMESTER III
1789 to the Present
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BA35 Sociology
BA351 • Study of Rural –Urban BSW31 Sociology of Social Movements 3
Communities 12
BA352 • Social Disorganization BSW32 Psychology for Social Workers 3
BA353 • Sociological Thought
BSW33 Development Economics 3
BA36 Political Science
BA361 • Indian Constitution & BSW34 Social Work Intervention 3
Government 12
BA362 • Public Administration BSW35 Community Health - HIV/ Aids 3
BA363 • International Relations Total Credits 15
BA37 Public Administration
BA371 • Introduction to the Principles of SEMESTER IV
Public Administration
12 Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BA372 • Local Governments of Modern
States BSW41 Women & Development 3
BA373 • Indian Government & Administration
Psychosocial Dynamics of Human
BA38 Economics BSW42 3
Behavior
BA381 • International Economics
12
BA382 • Indian Economy BSW43 Human Growth & Development 3
BA383 • Development Economics
Methods of Working with People:
BA39 Education BSW44 3
Macro Approaches
BA391 • Curriculum, Teaching & Evaluation
12 Social Deviance, Behavior
BA392 • Educational Systems in India BSW45 3
BA393 • Trends & Challenges of Education Correctional Administration
Total Credits 36 Total Credits 15
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SEMESTER V YEAR II
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Social Work & Welfare BCOM21 Language Courses (Select Any Two)
BSW51 3
Administration
BCOM121 • Kannada
Understanding Urban, Rural &
BSW52 3
Tribal Communities BCOM122 • English
Social Research & Social Work
BSW53 3 BCOM123 • Hindi
Research
BSW54 Gender & Development 3 BCOM124 • Urdu 8

BSW55 BLOCK FIELD WORK -I 6 BCOM125 • Sanskrit

Total Credits 18
BCOM126 • Telugu
SEMESTER VI BCOM127 • Tamil
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BCOM128 • Malayalam
BSW61 Social Work with Children 3
Foundation Course in Information
BCOM22 6
BSW62 Rural Development 3 Technology
Financial & Accounting
BSW63 Counseling 3 BCOM23 4
Principles-2
Management of NGO’s & Disaster BCOM24 Human Resource Management 4
BSW64 3
Relief Services
BSW65 BLOCK FIELD WORK -II 6 BCOM25 Banking Principles & Practice 4
Total Credits 18 Total Credits 26
B.COM (WITH SPEAIALIZATION IN COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS
& LIFE SKILLS) YEAR III
YEAR I Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Sub. Code Subjects Credits Financial Accounting &
BCOM31 4
BCOM11 Language Courses (Select Any Two) Principles-3
BCOM111 • Kannada
BCOM112 • English BCOM32 Income Tax Laws & Practice 4
BCOM113 • Hindi
BCOM114 • Urdu 8 BCOM33 Cost Accounting 4
BCOM115 • Sanskrit
BCOM116 • Telugu BCOM34 Law and Practice of Auditing 4
BCOM117 • Tamil
BCOM118 • Malayalam
BCOM35 Management Accounting 4
Indian Constitution, Human
BCOM12 8
Rights, & Environmental Science
BCOM36 Business Statistics 4
Financial and Accounting
BCOM13 4
Principles-1
BCOM37 Business Law 4
Business Organization & Offce
BCOM14 4
Management
BCOM38 Marketing Management 4
Company Law and Secretarial
BCOM15 4
Practice
BCOM39 Introduction to Computer 4

Total Credits 28 Total Credits 36

THE SPECIALIZATION COURSE IN COMMUNICATIVE SKILLS

& LIFE SKILLS IT CAN BE OFFERED IN ANY ONE OF THE
THREE YEARS OF THE B.COM PROGRAMS. THE RELEVANT
COURSE MATERIAL WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE STUDENTS.
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B.Sc. - HOSPITALITY AND CATERING MANAGEMENT

SEMESTER I SEMESTER IV

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BHCM11 Introduction to Hospitality 3
Management BHCM41 Food Production & Bakery 3
Maintenance
BHCM12 Front office Operations 3
BHCM42 Food & Beverage Services 3
BHCM15 Accommodation Operations 3
BHCM43 Food & Nutrition 3
BHCM16 Lab - Accommodation Operations 2
BHCM44 Hospitality & Hotel law 3
BHCM17 Lab - Front offce Operations - I 2

Total Credits 13 BHCM45 Lab - Food Production & Bakery

2
Maintenance-I

BHCM46 Lab - Food & Beverage Services-I 2

SEMESTER II
Total Credits 16
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BHCM22 Communicative English-II 4 SEMESTER V

BHCM23 Hospitality Information Systems 3
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BHCM24 HR Management 3
BHCM51 Principles of Management 3
BHCM25 Entrepreneurship Development 3
BHCM52 Sales & Marketing Management 3
Programme
Lab - Hospitality Information BHCM53 Cultural Heritage of India 3
BHCM26 2
Systems
BHCM54 Tourism & Travel Management 3
BHCM27 Lab - Front Offce Operation - II 2
BHCM55 Lab - Food production & Bakery
Total Credits 17 2
Maintenance - II

BHCM56 Lab - Food & Beverage Services - II 2

SEMESTER III
Total Credits 16
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BHCM31 Computer Applications 3

SEMESTER VI
BHCM32 Accounting with Tally 3
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Introduction to Internet World
BHCM33 3
Wide Web BHCM61 Hospitality in Catering 3

BHCM34 Food Production Theory 3 BHCM62 House Keeping 3

BHCM35 Lab - Accommodation Operations 2 BHCM63 Project (On the Job Training for 10
240 Hours)
BHCM36 Lab - Tally 2

Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16

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MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS (With DUAL SPECIALISATION) Electives Finance Specialization

SEMESTER I
MBFN01 Behavioral Finance 5
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MBFN02 Financial Engineering 5
MB01 Management Concepts 5
MBFN03 Corporate Structured Finance 5
MB02 Organizational Behaviour 5 Electives Human Resource Management Specialization

MB03 Managerial Economics 5 MBHR01 Legal Framework Governing Human 5

Relations
MB04 Management Information System 5 MBHR02 Human Resource Development-Strategies 5
and Systems
MB05 Legal Aspects of Business 5
MBHR03 Cross Cultural and Global Management 5
MB06 Accounting for Management 5
Marketing Specialization
Total Credits 30
MBMK01 Consumer Behaviour 5
SEMESTER II MBMK02 Sales Promotions Management 5
Sub. Code Subjects Credits MBMK03 Marketing of Services 5
MB07 Production Management 5 Project Management Specialization
MB08 Marketing Management 5 MBPM01 5
Introduction to Project Management
MB09 Human Resource Management 5
MBPM02 Project Planning & Scheduling 5
MB10 Financial Management 5
MBPM03 Managing Human Resource in Project 5
MB11 Quality Management 5
Hospitality Management Specialization
MB12 Research Methods in Business 5
MBHM01 Tourism Planning & Marketing 5
Total Credits 30 MBHM02 International Hospitality Law 5
MBHM03 Hospitality Management 5
SEMESTER III
Retail Management Specialization
Sub. Code Subjects Credits MBRM01 Buyer Behaviour 5
MBRM02 Retail Planning 5
MB13 Project Management 5 MBRM03 Direct and Network Marketing 5
Total Credits 30
SEMESTER IV
MB14 Strategic Management 5 Sub. Code Subjects Credits
MB19 Applied Management Operation 5
Research
MB20 Indian Business Environment 5
MB15 International Business 5 Second Elective Stream Subject - 1 5

Second Elective Stream Subject - 2 5

Electives Banking Specialization
Second Elective Stream Subject - 3 5
MBBN01 Indian Banking System 5 3 Electives belonging to the second
specialization (Student should not
Retailing and CRM in Banking 5 choose the same specialization chosen
MBBN02 in the 3rd Semester

MBBN03 Financial Derivatives 5 MB24 Project 10

Total Credits 35
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EXECUTIVE MBA – (With Specialization COMMON SYLLABUS)

SEMESTER I
Sub. Code Subjects Credits

EMB-101 Principles of Management 4 MARKETING MANAGEMNT SPECIALIZATION

EMB-102 Managerial Economics 4
EMBMM205 Service Marketing 5
EMB-103 Managerial Accounting 4 SVT
EMBMM206 Brand Management 5
EMB-104 Financial Management 4

EMB-105 Marketing Management 4 EMBMM207 Industrial Marketing 5

EMB-106 Human Resource Management 4

EMBMM208 Marketing Research and Consumer 5
EMB-107 Organizational Behaviour 4 Behaviour
EMB-108 Operations Management 4
RETAIL MANAGEMNT SPECIALIZATION
EMB-109 Legal Aspects of Business 4
EMBRM205 Retailing and Retail Management 5
Total Credits 36

EMBRM206 Retail Strategies 5

SEMESTER II
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
EMBRM207 Retail Organization and Managing Retail 5
EMB-201 Strategy in Business Personnel
5

EMB-202 International Business 5 EMBRM208 Retail Merchandise Management 5

EMB-203 Entrepreneurship 5
PROJECT MANAGEMNT SPECIALIZATION
EMB-204 Management Information System 5
EMBPM205 Project Management Concepts 5
EMB-209 Project 7
EMBPM206 Project Planning 5
FINANCE SPECIALIZATION
EMBPM207 Project Performance, Measurement Control 5
EMBFM205 Corporate Finance 5
EMBFM206 Investment Management 5 EMBPM208 Project Evaluation Techniques 5
Security Analysis & Portfolio
EMBFM207 5 Total Credits 47
Management

EMBFM208 Financial Derivatives 5

HR SPECIALIZATION

EMBHR205 Training and Development 5

EMBHR206 Organizational Development and

Team Building 5

EMBHR207 Industrial Relation 5

EMBHR208 International HRM 5

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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

SEMESTER I SEMESTER VI

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BBA-1001 Principles of Management 4 BBA-6001 Business Law 4

BBA-1002 Introduction to Computers 4 BBA-6002 Business Mathematics 4
Total Credits 8 BBA-6003 Leadership 4

SEMESTER II BBA-6004 Project Report 6

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Total Credits 18

BBA-2002 Business Statistics 4
BBM
BBA-2003 Managerial Economics 4 SEMESTER I
BBA-2004 Communicative English - II 4 Sub. Code Subjects Credits
Total Credits 12 BBM11 Business Organization 4
SEMESTER III BBM12 Business Statistics 4
Sub. Code Subjects Credits BBM14 Personality Development 4
BBA-3001 Marketing Management 4
BBM15 Practical Based on BDFOC 4
BBA-3002 Financial Accounting 4
BBA-3003 Quantitative Techniques 4 Total Credits 16

BBA-3004 Organizational Behaviour 4

SEMESTER II
Total Credits 16
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
SEMESTER IV BBM21 Principles of Management 4
Sub. Code Subjects Credits
BBM22 Business Communication/
4
BBA-4001 Management of Information Systems 4 Communicative English - II
BBA-4002 Human Resources Management 4 BBM23 Financial Accounting - I 4
BBA-4003 Financial Management 4 BBM24 Business Data Processing 4
BBA-4004 Operations Management 4 BBM25 Practical Based on BB24 4
Total Credits 16 Total Credits 20

SEMESTER V SEMESTER III

Sub. Code Subjects Credits Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BBA-5001 E Commerce 4 BBM31 Financial Accounting - II 4

BBA-5002 Entrepreneurship & Small Business 4 BBM32 Micro Economics 4

Management
BBM33 Data Management System 4
BBA-5003 Business Policy 4
BBM34 Business Law 4
BBA-5004 Personality Development 4
BBM35 Practical Based on BBM33 4
Total Credits 16 Total Credits 20
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SEMESTER IV

Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BBM41 Banking System 4

BBM42 Macro Economics 4

BBM43 Taxation and Laws 4

BBM44 Entrepreneurship and small Business 4

BBM45 Case Study & Presentation 4

Total Credits 20

SEMESTER V

Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BBM51 Indian Economics 4

BBM52 Business Mathematics 4

BBM53 Principles of Information System 4

BBM54 Cost Accounting 4

BBM55 Retails Management 4

Total Credits 20

SEMESTER VI

Sub. Code Subjects Credits

BBM61 Management Accounting 4

BBM62 Fundamentals of E-Commerce 4

BBM63 Principles of Marketing 4

BBM64 Personal Management 4

BBM65 Project & Presentation 4

Total Credits 20
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Delivery System For

Academic Programmes

Support Services through study centers: system is more learner-oriented, so much so, the candidate has
Study centers are being set up all over the country and abroad to be invariably an active participant in the teaching-learning
to provide the candidates a platform to interact with counselors, process. Most of the instructions are imparted through distance
other candidates and for use of the library. Candidates would rather than face-to-face communication. The University follows a
be getting personal attention at these centers in addition to the multi-channel approach for instructions suitably comprising the
hands-on-training on computers at these centers. following:

Program Delivery: 1. Self-instructional Printed Material

A multi-form of instruction has been adopted, comprising of: 2. Audio and Video Material
3. Website information
1. Study material:Study material for all subjects will be in print 4. Face-to-face Counseling at study centers by Academic
and A/V CDs wherever necessary. Counselors
2. Counselling Sessions: Will be held at Study centers, to suit 5. Assignments
the convenience of candidates. 6. Field based Projects
3. Practical Sessions: Will also be held at the study centers
4. Assignments: For assessment, evaluation and for feedback of To start with, the courses will be delivered on Internet and
comprehension of study material. conventional distance education mode. In due course, it will shift
5. Project work: To enable the candidate to gain an insight into more and more towards on-line interaction between teacher and
independent working on a practical project. the taught. Skill and dexterity will be inculcated right from the
beginning though interactive computer applications.
Credit System:
The University follows the ‘Credit System’ for its under-graduate Self Instructional Material:
and post-graduate programmes. Each credit entails approximately Printed materials are the primary form of instructional materials.
30 hours of study comprising of all activities. Thus, a 3-credit These are supplied to the candidates in the form of books, CD’s
course involves 90 study hours. This helps the candidates to or in the form of e-book. The study materials are available on the
understand the academic efforts one has to put in suitably to internet, study centers and in the university. The study materials
complete the course. would be suffcient to the extent of about 70% to 75% to write any
assignment and prepare for the term-end examinations. However,
Instructional System: candidates are strongly advised to refer to other sources and
The methodology of instruction in this Open University is different texts, suggested under each unit in order to get a comprehensive
from that of the conventional Universities. The Open University knowledge of the subject matter.
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Examination Scheme
Evaluation Methodology
& Grading System

Examination Scheme Results: Minimum required for Pass

The Scheme of Examination may be of semester type or Annual 1. Theory/Practical – 32 out of 80 Marks for Post Graduate Programs
Examinations . There will be two semester in a year & the exams and 40 out 100 Including Internal assessment Marks
or usually held in months of July and January of each year the 2. Theory/Practical – 24 out of 80 Marks for Under Graduate and
time tables for the examination will be announced 1 month prior Diploma Programs.
to the commencement of the examination the annual examinations 3. The PG Students should obtain 40% for a Pass and UG & Diploma
will coincide with the July semester examinations the details of students should obtain 35% for a Pass in case the assignment
Evaluation System and the grading are provided below.
marks are not submitted by the Study Center
Evaluation System
The evaluation of subjects is based on internal assessment Declaration of Classes
and term-end examination conducted by the University. The Class Percentage Grade
evaluation of the project work will be based on the quality of their Distinction More than 70 percent A
report and students’ performance in a viva-voce, divided as 50% More than or equal to 60% but less than
I Class B
for project work and the rest 50% for viva - voce. There will be 70% Marks
one practical examination by the University for each lab subject. More than or equal to 50% but less than
II Class C
This examination will include questions on all practicals of that 60% Marks

semester and candidate has to answer questions, which comes More than or equal to 40% but less than
Pass D
50% Marks
to him by lot. The questions may be from one or more subjects of
Fail Less than 40% E
practical conducted during the semester. The question paper will
be got prepared by the University and sent to the Examination
Centers. The University will also depute External Examiners to
the Examination Centers for conducting the practical examination.
Depending on the strength of the candidates, study centers may
be clubbed for Practical Examinations and will be held at selected
study centers / Examination Centers.
Examination
All UG, PG and Diploma Program
Theory Subjects
Internal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments) 20 marks
Term-end University Examination 80 marks
Total 100 marks
Practical
Internal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments) 20 marks
Term-end University Examination 80 marks
Total 100 marks
Project
Internal Assessment 50 marks
Term-end University Examination 100 marks
Total 150 marks
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Sharada Vikas Trust® is a non profit organisation committed to Educational services and other allied
social activities. The Three colleges administer by the Trust offer Education at various levels, from
preuniversity to undergraduation to postgraduation. These institutions are approved and recognised
either by Bangalore University or Govt. of Karnataka.

Sharada Vikas PU College

(approved by Govt. of Karnataka)

Sharada Vikas
Technology and Management Studies
(affiliated to Bangalore University)

No. 324/545, Pillar No.50, Hosur Main Road, Hongasandra Road,

Garvebhavi Palya, Bangalore – 560 068.
Tel : +91-80-25733106, 4250 6500 / 22440420 www.sharadavikas.com / www.svitms.com

ADMISSIONS OPEN FOR 2012-2013

COURSES OFFERED
P.U.C (Science ) : PCMB, PCMCs (Deeksha Integrated)
(Commerce) : EBACs
DEGREE : B.A., (Economics, Statistics, Marketing)
B.Sc., ( Computer Science)
B.Com, BBM, BCA, PGDM

UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE
M.B.A 2 Years Full Time (Regular Semester Scheme)

SVT is partnered with the following two reputed Govt. Universities to offer programmes in UG, PG, Diploma
and Certificate programmes in area of IT, Management and Engineering disciplines all over India and abroad.

 Karnataka State Open University

 Karnataka State Women’s University

Sharada Vikas Trust has Signed a Memorandum with Metropolitan South Institute of Tafe, Queensland
Australia to Offer Programmes in Information Technology & Communication, International Business and
Hospitality.
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APPROVED STUDY CENTER OF SHARADA VIKAS TRUST®

Bharatiya Samaj Seva samithi Diginet Infosystems

Rampur (UP) Bangalore (Karnataka)

Karnataka Education Trust R.S. Systems (ARA)

Bangalore Ara

Sukhmani Vikas Trust Urjit Infotech,

Lucknow Mathura (UP)

ITBTNT Education Private Limited Sadarsingh Memorial College of Education

Bangalore
Tikamgarh (MP)
H.P.Infotech Intenational
Shri Sai College of Execellence
Bhubaneswar
Bhopal (MP)
Technology & Management Studies
CAMSE IDMS Trust
Bangalore
Madanapalli (AP)
Vijaya Social Educational and Cultural Trust
Harshini College
Mysore
Hyderabad
Disha Institute of Management Technology
Bimal Institute of Information Technology
Bangalore
Delhi
JSS College,
Vindhya Vikas Trust
Dharwad
Delhi
Reshmi Educational & Charitable Trust Compu-Zit
Gulbarga
Bokaro (UP)
Gouri Educational Trust
Rath Educational Trust
Bangalore
Berhampur (Orissa)

IICT IPM Institute of Technology & Management

Himachal Pradesh Kanpur (UP)

Academy of General Education Compact

Manipal Lucknow (UP)

Vidya Vardhka College of Engineering Quark Group of Educators

Mysore Ghaziabad (UP)

CAMSE IDMS Trust Subandana Educational & Rural

Bangalore Development Society
Ghaziabad (UP)
Blue Sys Software Education
Bangalore Learntech World Wide Educational Trust
Kolkata (West Bengal)
School of Continuing Education
Belgaum Suman Education Society
Mumbai (Maharashtra)
The Apostolic Carmel Educational Society
Mangalore Master Mind Computer Institute
Mumbai (Maharashtra)
Hasanamba Institute of Higher Education
Vishal Computer Services
Hassan
Harayana

Flash Infotech Pvt. Limited Jivisha Computer Institute

Bangalore Himachal Pradesh
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APPROVED STUDY CENTER OF SHARADA VIKAS TRUST®

Shri Basaveshwar Education Society A N Institute of Modern Studies (ANIMS)

Uttara Karnataka Bihar

Creative Welfare Association Center for Management & Technical Education (CMTE)
Belgaum (Karnataka) Mumbai

BATS Business School L.J. Academy

Bangalore (Karnataka) Hassan (Karnataka)

Sharada Education Society PLAH Infotech

Raichur (Karnataka) Chamba (Himachal Pradesh)

Das Academy Pvt.Ltd

ACIT Computer Education
Gorakhpur (UP)
Punjab
Itech Computer Education
Compu Help
West Bengal
Hoshiarpur (punjab)
VGPR Institute of Technology
Ambika Public School Education Society Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
HP
Animation Media Society
Sri Narayanswamy Pvt Industrial Training Institute Lucknow (UP)
Koppal (Karnataka)
Sneha Institute of Engineering and Management Studies
Sri Akshay Technologies Pune
Bangalore (Karnataka)
ABACUS
Bangalore Education Society Udupi (Karnataka)
Bangalore (Karnataka)
Rural Development Society
National School of Arts & Design Belgaum (Karnataka)
Bangalore (Karnataka)
Active Computer Education Society
Sanford College of Information Technology Bangarpet (Karnataka)
Bangalore (Karnataka)
National Computer Educational Institute
Noble Institute of Education Society Goa
Bangalore (Karnataka)
Parivartan Education Society
Suvarna Educational Trust Shinoli Mahararastra
Dharwad (Karnataka)
Glorious Institute of Management & Technology
Supreme Institute of Management Technology Kolar (Karnanaka)
Kolar

Vishwa Hindu College

Gulbarga (Karnataka)

Smt. Ayyamma Education & Charitable Trust

Raichur (Karnataka)

Indian Institute of Computer Science (ICS)

Hubli (Karnataka)

Srivani Educational Trust

Dharmapuri (Tamil nadu)
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Student s Application Form

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SI. 1st Cycle 2nd Cycle

Events
No. July 2015 to Dec 2015 Jan 2016 to June 2016

1. Submission of Draft Prospectus 1st Week of May 2015

and advertisement for University (for both Annual and Semester scheme)

Approval of Prospectus /
2. 1st Week of June 2015
advertisement given by the
Collaborative institutions.

3. Advertisement to be given by on approval by the University

Collaborative Institutions

Sale of Prospectus st
Note : Without Approval of Prospectus by 1 July 2015 st
4. 1 January 2016
the University the Institute shall not make (for both Annual and
(for Semester Scheme only)
admissions nor send any admissions for Semester scheme)
approval and to submit three sets of approved
prospectus along with admission approval list.

16th October 2015 th

5. Admissions without penal fee (for semester scheme) 15 March 2016
th (for Semester Scheme only)
15 October 2015
(for Annual Scheme
th
15 December 2015
(for semester scheme and to close 25th May 2016
admisssions) (for Semester Scheme only)
6. Admissions with penal fee of Rs. 300/-
25th December 2015
(for Annual Scheme & to close
admissions)
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7. Admissions Approval List to be

submitted to the University for
15th December 2015
approval along with 3 sets of (for both Semester & Annual 30th May 2016
approved prospectus compulsorily Scheme) (for Semester Scheme
only)
(admission approval list strictly Note : Institutions with annual &
semester programs should submit
in ledger form 3 sets in original admissions simultaneously
and soft copies 3 sets).

8. Study material to be distributed On the spot On the spot

st
9. Personal Contact Program 13th October onwards 2015 1 May 2016 onwards
(Distance Mode) (for both Annual and Semester (for semester Scheme only)
scheme)

th
Submission of Internal 10 Dec 2015 10th May 2016
10. (for both Annual and Semester
Assessment marks to the (for semester Scheme only)
Examination Branch scheme)

Student s Identity Card

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Anounces
The Launching of ON-LINE Programs

The open and the Distance Learning system assumes a new dimension to take the higher education to the

length and breath of the country by technology in enabled delivery system along with printed course

material the student will be provided with web -based course materials, video based lectures and mobile

based to learning the students can expect high levels of interactivity and technology based support .

The programs to be offered are the masters level in areas of physics, mathematics, Nano technology,

IT Infrastructure and Information technology and a variety of Business Administration programs at as well

as the professional qualification such as Library & Information Science.

At undergraduate level the focus will be in Management subjects such as BBA and BBM, Bachelors in

Science subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Courses such as Fashion Design and Fine Arts will be the most sought after subjects on -line.

We also intend to offer Diploma programs in Multimedia, Digital Film Making, Computer Engineering as

well as Fire Safety

The online programs offered with the collaboration of SVT & KSOU will make the learning process technology

dependent .
Prof. Geetha Bali Ex. V.C., Karnataka State Women’s
University