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Hans Raj College
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Mahatma Hans Raj
Mahatma Hans Raj, the
man in whose memory this college has been founded was a great nationalist
at heart, besides being an educationist and a religious organizer. He was
also an untiring relief worker and social reformer, organizing relief work
during earthquakes at Kangra (1905), Quetta (1934), Bihar (1935), famines
of Rajasthan (1905), Awadh (1907), and Garhwal (1918). He upheld widow
remarriage and strongly advocated the abolition of early marriages and
caste distinctions. By his efforts he turned Arya Samaj and DAV institutions
into effective instruments of social upliftment and moral regeneration. |
Mahatma Hans Raj was born
on 19 April 1864 in the hamlet of Bajwara in district of Hoshiarpur in
Punjab, in a family of modest financial means. His father Lala Chunnilal
was an appeal nawis and mother Hardevi was a simple housewife. When Hans
Raj was 12 years old his father died putting the family to severe economic
strain. Fortunately for Hans Raj his elder brother Muluk Raj got a scholarship
of Rs.8/- per month which also enabled Hans Raj to pursue his studies.
He started his career as Honorary Founder Head Master of DAV High School
Lahore in 1886 at the age of 22. In 1889 when DAV College was established
in Lahore he became its honorary Principal, identifying himself completely
with the college. DAV College Lahore became an important centre of learning,
inculcating among its students the qualities of discipline and self-sacrifice.
He opened many more institutions in other important places and guided the
destiny of DAV institutions for fifty years. He breathed his last in 1938.
Mahatma Hans Raj may truly be acknowledged as the founding father of the
DAV movement
Hans Raj College lives
up to the values and ideals of this great soul who lived and sacrificed
his entire life for the ideals he believed in and practiced.
Hans Raj College is a
constituent college of University of Delhi and a premier imstitution of
the DAV Managing Committee, the largest non-government educational organization
of the country. After partition DAV Managing Committee decided to set up
its institutions in India and the first to be set up was DAV College Ambala.
On July 26, 1948 the college was set up in memory of Mahatma Hans Raj (1882-1938)
the founder of DAV College Lahore and a pioneer in the field of education.
Internet facility is now
available for students inside the library..
Searching/referencing
of titles is now available through computers. Complete computerization
of the Library is nearing completion.
Admitted students should
contact the Librarian's office with their fee slip and a thumb - size photograph
for issue of Identity and Library cards. Students are issued four Library
cards (two for the General Section, one for Departmental library &
one for the Text Book Section).
The College Canteen is
spread over 375 mtrs. and accommodates approximately 150 users. Staff members
and students share the Canteen. It aims to provide a variety of quality
food & beverages at competitive rates. A multi-product retail outlet
of Nestle is also functional adjacent to it. For any problems/queries regarding
the Canteen, please contact the Convener, Canteen Committee, Dr. Savita
Kochhar, Department of Physical Education.
B.Com (Hons.)
B.A. (Hons.) Economics
B.A. (Hons.) English
B.A. (Hons.) Hindi
B.A. (Hons.) History
B.A. (Hons.) Mathematics
B.A. Programme
B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit
B.Sc. (Hons.) Botany
B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics
B.Sc. (Hons.) Comp. Sci.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics
B.Sc. (Hons.) Electronics
B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology
B.Sc. (P)App. Sciences
B.Sc. (P)Physical Sci.
B.Sc. (P) Life Sciences
Address:
Hans Raj College University of Delhi Mahatma Hans Raj Marg, Malka Ganj,
Delhi-110 007, India
Telephone Number:
27667747, 27667458
Email:
hrcdu@rediffmail.com
Website:
www.hansrajcollege.edu.in/
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Admission Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
(i) Admission to B.A. / B.Sc.
Minimum percentage of marks required for admission to B.A./B.Sc. Programme
is 40% of the aggregate at any of the examinations recognized by the University
of Delhi.
(ii) Admission to B.A.(Hons.)/ B.Com.(Hon.)/B.Sc.(Hons.) Mathematics
Minimum percentage of marks required for admission to B.A.(Hons.),
B.Com(Hons.) and B.Sc.(Hons) Mathematics is 45% in the aggregate at any
of the examinations recognized by the university of Delhi. However, for
admission to B.A.(Hons.) Mathematics, the candidate should also have 50%
marks in Mathematics. Similarly, for admission to B.Sc.(Hons.) Mathematics,the
candidate should have passed in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with
50% marks in Mathematics.
(iii) Admission to B.Sc.(Hons.)
Minimum percentage of marks required for admission to B.Sc.(Hons.)
is 50% in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology
for admission to Botany/Zoology(Hons.) and Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
for admission to Physics/Chemistry/Electronics(Hons.) in any of the examinations
recognized by the university of Delhi. The candidate should also have passed
in all the subjects included in the aggregate.
From this year admission to Geology(Hons.) 1st Year would be done by
the College.
Attendance, Discipline & Ragging
Attendance Rules and Credit:
Ideally a student should attend all lectures, preceptorials, tutorials
and practicals held during the year in all the subjects(or papers). In
case the student is unable to do so, then she/he must have:
(a) A minimum of 66.67% in lectures, preceptorials, tutorials and practicals
separately in all the subjects(or Papers) for all the three years of the
course. Failing this, she/he will not be permitted to appear at the annual
examination.
(b) Please note that 66.67% attendance is also required in the concurrent
courses separately in each year, failing which the student will be detained.
(c) The University rules permit a student to appear in the annual examination
if he/she has not less than 40% attendance in I year and not less than
55% attendance in I & II year(combined) in lectures and practicals
separately provided she/he signs an undertaking that the shortage in attendance
will be made up in the following year. A failure to secure 66.67% in all
the three years combined in lectures, preceptorials, tutorials and practicals
taken separately will make the student ineligible to appear at the annual
examination. It should also be noted that a minimum attendance of 40% in
each year is a must.
Students who have missed classes on account of:
A serious disabling illness.
Participation in Sports activities.
Participation in an Inter-College, Inter-University event.
Students failing to attend a minimum of 66.67% of the lectures/ tutorials
/ preceptorials / practical classes will not be permitted to appear in
the University Examination.
According to University rules, the total period of absence in case of
State/National level sports events and in International sports events should
not exceed 30 days and 40 days respectively, including the journey period,
in an academic year.
No exemption for attendance will be allowed for rehearsals/practice
in ECA/Sport.
In no case will the concessions granted under(i),(ii) & (iii), or
in any combination thereof exceed 1/3 of the total number of classes.
Attendance of detained candidates will be calculated afresh for the
year she/he has rejoined. Attendance for the years already passed will
however, remain unchanged.
5% weightage awarded for regularity in attending lectures and tutorials
shall be calculated as follow :
85% and above 5 marks
80% or more but less than 85% 4 marks
75% or more but less than 80% 3 marks
70% or more but less than 75% 2 marks
67% or more but less than 70% 1 marks
Less than 67% 0 marks
Concessions awarded under i, ii & iii, shall not be included while
calculating attendance marks.
Every student admitted to the College for the Academic session 2008-2009
shall be compulsorily required to sign an undertaking that she/he shall
fulfill the minimum attendance requirement.
Parents/guardians are requested to keep track of their ward’s attendance
in classes. They may note that if their ward falls short of the minimum
attendance requirements she/he shall not be permitted to appear in the
Annual Examination. All such students have been prevented from appearing
in the Annual Examination 2007-2008.
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Second Cut-off 2008-09 Valid from Wednesday, 2nd July to Friday,
4th July, 2008 till 1.00 P.M.
| SL |
COURSE |
CUT - OFF PERCENTAGE |
CUT
- OFF PERCENTAGE |
| |
|
General Category |
OBC Category |
| 1. |
B.Sc. Physical Science |
72% PCM |
67% PCM |
| 2. |
B.Sc. Applied
Phy. Science |
80% PCM (C
can be Chemistry/Computer) |
78% PCM (C
can be Chemistry/Computer) |
| 3. |
B.Sc. Life
Science |
75% PCB/BT |
73% PCB/BT |
| 4.* |
B.Sc. (H)
Computer Science |
(i) 93.33%
agg. + 90% Mathematics for Science Stream
(ii) 98.33% agg. + 90%
Mathematics for others |
(i) 90% agg.
+ 90% Mathematics for Science Stream
(ii) 95% agg. + 90% Mathematics
for others |
| 5. |
B.Sc. (H)
Botany |
70% PCB (B
can be Bio/Bio Technology) |
67% PCB (B
can be Bio/Bio Technology) |
| 6. |
B.Sc. (H)
Chemistry |
78% PCM |
75% PCM |
| 7. |
B.Sc. (H)
Electronics |
89% PCM |
86% PCM |
| 8. |
B.Sc. (H)
Physics |
86% PCM |
82% PCM |
| 9. |
B.Sc. (H)
Zoology |
78% PCB/BT |
76% PCB/BT |
| 10. |
B.Sc. (H)
Geology |
72% PCM /
PCB / PCG |
69% PCM /
PCB / PCG |
| 11. |
B.A. Programme |
(i) 86% agg.
for General
(ii) 83% agg. for Philosophy
option
(ii) 76% agg. for Sanskrit
option |
(i) 84% agg.
for General
(ii) 81% agg. for Philosophy
option
(ii) 74% agg. for Sanskrit
option |
| 12. |
B.A. (H)
Economics |
(i) 94% agg.
+ 75% Mathematics + 60% English (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 92% agg. + 75% Mathematics
+ 60% English (Science and Humanities) |
(i) 92% agg.
+ 75% Mathematics + 60% English (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 90% agg. + 75% Mathematics
+ 60% English (Science and Humanities) |
| 13. |
B.A. (H)
English |
Admission
Closed |
(i) 85% agg.
+ 76% Eng. ELEC OR 85% English Core (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 83% agg. + 76% Eng.
ELEC OR 85% English Core (Science Stream)
(iii) 81% agg. + 76% Eng.
ELEC OR 85% English Core (Science Stream) |
| 14. |
B.A. (H)
Hindi |
64% agg.
+ 65% Hindi ELEC OR 70% Hindi CORE OR 80% Rajbhasha and English passed
in 10th Class |
61% agg.
+ 65% Hindi ELEC OR 70% Hindi CORE OR 80% Rajbhasha and English passed
in 10th Class |
| 15. |
B.A. (H)
History |
(i) 79% agg.
+ 68% History + 65% English
(ii) 85% agg. + 65% Engkish |
(i) 76% agg.
+ 68% History + 65% English
(ii) 82% agg. + 65% Engkish |
| 16. |
B.A. (H)
Mathematics |
90% agg.
+ 87% Mathematics |
88% agg.
+ 87% Mathematics |
| 17. |
B.Sc (H)
Mathematics |
90 % agg.
+ 87 % Mathematics |
88 % agg.
+ 87 % Mathematics |
| 18. |
B.A. (H)
Sanskrit |
(i) 50% agg.
+ Passed Skt. ELEC or 50% Skt. CORE and English passed in 10th class
(ii) 55% agg. + 65% Skt.
10th level and English passed in 10th Class |
(i) 48% agg.
+ Passed Skt. ELEC or 50% Skt. CORE and English passed in 10th class
(ii) 53% agg. + 65% Skt.
10th level and English passed in 10th Class |
| 19. |
B.Com (H) |
(i) 93.75%
agg. for those having passed XII with Commerce/Business Studies, Accounts,
Economics AND Mathematics/Business Mathematics
(ii) 94.75% agg. for all
others |
(i) 91.75%
agg. for those having passed XII with Commerce/Business Studies, Accounts,
Economics AND Mathematics/Business Mathematics
(ii) 92.75% agg. for all
others |
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Note: (i) Aggregate means one language and best three elective subjects.
*(ii) In B.Sc.(H) Computer Science aggregate means best three including
Mathematics.
*(iii) It should not includemore than one language. Information Practice,
Engineering Drawing, Bio-Thecnology are excluded forcalculateing the aggregate.
Third Cut-off 2008-09
Valid from Monday, 7thJuly to Wednesday, 9th July, 2008 till 1.00
P.M.
| SL |
COURSE |
CUT - OFF PERCENTAGE |
CUT
- OFF PERCENTAGE |
| |
|
General Category |
OBC Category |
| 1. |
B.Sc. Physical
Science |
68% PCM |
62% PCM |
| 2. |
B.Sc. Applied
Phy. Science |
78% PCM (C
can be Chemistry/Computer) |
73% PCM (C
can be Chemistry/Computer) |
| 3. |
B.Sc. Life
Science |
Admission
Closed |
69% PCB/BT |
| 4.* |
B.Sc. (H)
Computer Science |
Admission
Closed |
(i) 88% agg.
+ 85% Mathematics for Science Stream
(ii) 93% agg. + 85% Mathematics
for others |
| 5. |
B.Sc. (H)
Botany |
Admission
Closed |
Admission
Closed |
| 6. |
B.Sc. (H)
Chemistry |
Admission
Closed |
70% PCM |
| 7. |
B.Sc. (H)
Electronics |
Admission
Closed |
84% PCM |
| 8. |
B.Sc. (H)
Physics |
Admission
Closed |
80% PCM |
| 9. |
B.Sc. (H)
Zoology |
Admission
Closed |
72% PCB/BT |
| 10. |
B.Sc. (H)
Geology |
70% PCM /
PCB / PCG |
64% PCM /
PCB / PCG |
| 11. |
B.Sc. (H)
Mathematics |
89% agg.
+ 87 % Mathematics |
85% agg.
+ 85 % Mathematics |
| 12. |
B.A. Programme |
(i) Admission
Closed
(ii) Admission Closed
(ii) 73% agg. for Sanskrit
option |
(i) 81% agg.
for General
(ii) 78% agg. for Philosophy
option
(ii) 71% agg. for Sanskrit
option |
| 13. |
B.A. (H)
Economics |
(i) 93.5%
agg. + 75% Mathematics + 60% English (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 91.5% agg. + 75%
Mathematics + 60% English (Science and Humanities) |
(i) 87% agg.
+ 75% Mathematics + 60% English (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 85% agg. + 75% Mathematics
+ 60% English (Science and Humanities) |
| 14. |
B.A. (H)
English |
Admission
Closed |
(i) 82% agg.
+ 73% Eng. ELEC OR 82% English Core (Commerce Stream)
(ii) 80% agg. + 73% Eng.
ELEC OR 82% English Core (Science Stream)
(iii) 78% agg. + 73% Eng.
ELEC OR 82% English Core (Science Stream) |
| 15. |
B.A. (H)
Hindi |
63% agg.
+ 65% Hindi ELEC OR 70% Hindi CORE OR 80% Rajbhasha and English passed
in 10th Class |
59% agg.
+ 60% Hindi ELEC OR 65% Hindi CORE OR 75% Rajbhasha and English passed
in 10th Class |
| 16. |
B.A. (H)
History |
(i) 78% agg.
+ 68% History + 65% English
(ii) 84% agg. + 65% Engkish |
(i) 70% agg.
+ 60% History + 60% English
(ii) 76% agg. + 60% Engkish |
| 17. |
B.A. (H)
Mathematics |
90% agg.
+ 87% Mathematics |
84% agg.
+ 85% Mathematics |
| 18. |
B.A. (H)
Sanskrit |
(i) 47% agg.
+ Passed Skt. ELEC or 50% Skt. CORE and English passed in 10th class
(ii) 52% agg. + 65% Skt.
10th level and English passed in 10th Class |
(i) 45% agg.
+ Passed Skt. ELEC or 45% Skt. CORE and English passed in 10th class
(ii) 50% agg. + 60% Skt.
10th level and English passed in 10th Class |
| 19. |
B.Com (H) |
(i) 93.25%
agg. for those having passed XII with Commerce/Business Studies, Accounts,
Economics AND Mathematics/Business Mathematics
(ii) 94.25% agg. for all
others |
(i) 90.25%
agg. for those having passed XII with Commerce/Business Studies, Accounts,
Economics AND Mathematics/Business Mathematics
(ii) 91.25% agg. for all
others |
Note: (i) Aggregate means one language and best three elective subjects.
*(ii) In B.Sc.(H) Computer Science aggregate means best three including
Mathematics.
*(iii) It should not includemore than one language. Information Practice,
Engineering Drawing, Bio-Thecnology are excluded forcalculateing the aggregate.
Ms. Alka Kacker and Ms. Shalu Singh
Convenor, Arts & Commerce Admissions
Ms. Baljeet Kaur
Convenor, Science Admissions
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