Admission brochure 2

ADMISSION BROCHURE
2010-2011

TEERTHANKER MAHAVEER UNIVERSITY
An Ultimate Destination for World Class Education

Teerthanker Mahaveer University
Established under
Uttar Pradesh Act, 2008 [U.P. Act No. 30 of 2008]
Degrees recognised by
U.G.C. under section 22 of U.G.C. Act, 1956

For further enquiry contact Admission Office:
Ph: 0591-2360000, 2360555
Fax: 0591-2360077, 2360444, 2487444
Email: admission@tmu.ac.in
Web: www.tmu.ac.in

The University is located in Moradabad on NH 24, 140km from Delhi
Price: Rs. 600/-
Photographs in the brochure depict the real life situation of the University (Inclusive of Application Form)

Important Trains To Moradabad
Sl. Train No. Train Name Between Stations Sl. Train No. Train Name Between Stations
No. No.
1 4115/4116 ALD HW ALLAHABAD JWALAPUR 31 5035/5036 UTR SAMPRK KATHGODAM DELHI
EXP. JN K EXP.
2 4163 SANGAM EXP. ALLAHABAD MEERUT CITY 32 2207/2208 JAMMU KATHGODAM JAMMU TAWI
JN GARIB RAT
3 4511/4512 NAUCHANDI ALLAHABAD SAHARANPUR 33 4119/4120 KGM DDN KATHGODAM DEHRADUN
EXP. JN EXP.
4 3005/3006 AMRITSAR AMRITSAR HOWRAH JN 34 5715/5716 GARIB NAWAJ KISHANGANJ AJMER JN
MAIL JN EXP.
5 4673/4674 SHAHEED AMRITSAR JAYNAGAR 35 3151/3152 JAMMU KOLKATA JAMMU TAWI
EXP. JN TAWI EXP.
6 2211/2212 MKI NZM G BAPUDM H NIZAMUDDIN 36 3010K DOON KOTDWARA HOWRAH JN
RATH MOTIHARI EXP.
7 5097/5098 AMARNATH EXP. BARAUNI JN JAMMU TAWI 37 5011/5012 LJN SRE EXP. LUCKNOW NE SAHARANPUR
8 4311/4312 ALA HAZRAT BAREILLY BHUJ 38 2229/2230 LUCKNOW LUCKNOW NEW DELHI
EXP. MAIL NR
9 4321/4322 BE BHUJ EXP. BHUJ BAREILLY 39 2231/2232 LKO CDG EXP. LUCKNOW NR CHANDIGARH
10 4512A KRJ ALD BULANDSHAHR ALLAHABAD 40 4007/4008 SADBHAWNA MUZAFFARPUR DELHI
LINK EXP. JN EXP. JN
11 4114 LINK EXP. DEHRADUN ALLAHABAD 41 4523/4524 MFP UMB MUZAFFARPUR AMBALA
JN EXP. JN CANT JN
12 3009/3010 DOON EXP. DEHRADUN HOWRAH JN 42 5001/5002 MFP DDN EXP. MUZAFFARPUR DEHRADUN
JN
13 5013/5014 RANIKHET EXP. DELHI KATHGODAM 43 2233/2234 LKO NDLS AC EXP. NEW DELHI LUCKNOW NR
14 4017/4018 SADBHAVNA DELHI MUZAFFARPUR 44 4257/4258 K V EXP. NEW DELHI VARANASI JN
EXP. JN
15 5273/5274 SATYAGRAH DELHI RAXAUL JN 45 4207/4208 PADMAVAT PARTAPGARH DELHI
EXP. EXP. JN
16 3307/3308 GANGASUTLEJ DHANBAD JN FIROZPUR 46 9269/9270 PBR MOTIHARI PORBANDAR BAPUDM

Our Guiding Values
EXP. CANT EXP. MOTIHARI
17 2435/2436 DBRT DIBRUGARH NEW DELHI 47 5715A RDP DLI LNK RADHIKAPUR DELHI
RAJDHANI EXP. TOWN EXP.
• Right Philosophy • Right Knowledge • Right Conduct 18 5903/5904 DBRT CDG
EXP.
DIBRUGARH
TOWN
CHANDIGARH 48 2391/2392 SHRAMJEEVI
EXP.
RAJGIR NEW DELHI

19 5933/5934 DBRT ASR DIBRUGARH AMRITSAR JN 49 462 RMR BSB RAMNAGAR VARANASI JN
EXP. TOWN EXP.
20 4205/4206 FD DLI EXP. FAIZABAD JN DELHI 50 4015/4016 SADBHAWANA EXP. RAXAUL JN DELHI
21 2587/2588 AMAR NATH GORAKHPUR JAMMU TAWI 51 2355/2356 ARCHNA EXP. RJNDR NGR JAMMU TAWI

Contents
EXP. JN BIHAR
22 5005/5006 GKP DDN EXP. GORAKHPUR DEHRADUN 52 2203/2204 GARIB RATH SAHARSA JN AMRITSAR JN
JN EXP.
23 5609/5610 ABADH ASSAM GUWAHATI LALGARH JN 53 5279/5280 POORBIYA EXP. SAHARSA JN ADRSH NGR
EXP. DELHI
Messages: Colleges of Studies 28
24 5651/5652 LOHIT EXP. GUWAHATI JAMMU TAWI 54 2317/2318 AKAL TAKHT EXP. SEALDAH AMRITSAR JN
• Chancellor 2 University-Industry Interface Cell 55
25 2327/2328 UPASANA EXP. HOWRAH JN DEHRADUN 55 2491/2492 MOUR DHWAJ EXP. SONPUR JN JAMMU TAWI
• Group Vice Chairman 3 Our Recruiters 55
• Vice Chancellor 4 26 2331/2332 HIMGIRI EXP. HOWRAH JN JAMMU TAWI 56 4013/4014 SLN DLI EXP. SULTANPUR DELHI
Programs Detail 56
• Registrar 5 27 3049/3050 AMRITSAR EXP. HOWRAH JN AMRITSAR JN 57 8103/8104 JALIANWALA B EXP. TATANAGAR JN AMRITSAR JN
Fee Structure 58
Scholarships 60 28 5653/5654 AMARNATH JAMMU TAWI GUWAHATI 58 2213/2214 BSB DLI G RATH VARANASI JN DELHI
EXP.
The University 7 Admission Criteria 61
29 4649/4650 SARYUYAMUNA JAYNAGAR AMRITSAR 59 4265/4266 BSB DDN EXP. VARANASI JN DEHRADUN
University Governance 9 Admission Process 64 EXP. JN
The University Campus 11 Admission Rules & Regulations 65
30 2469/2470 CNB JAT EXP. KANPUR JAMMU
Hostel Accommodation 12 Disciplinary Rules & CENTRAL TAWI
Research Initiatives 22 Regulations for Students 66
University Administration 23 About Moradabad 68
Moradabad is the Divisional Headquarter of Northern Railways and is well connected through rail network with
Heads of Colleges 24
major cities of India. The city has decent staying facilities available in five star, three stars and other affordable
guest houses.

For any information relating to accommodation or Air/Road/Train transportation facility from any part of the country to
the city of Moradabad, please feel free to contact: Mr. Pawan Gupta, Mobile: 09837546222 or Email:
pawan2642@yahoo.com


Why
Teerthanker Mahaveer
University...
12 constituent colleges covering wide spectrum of job
oriented programs at UG, PG and doctoral level.
• Huge campus spread over sprawling area of 115 acres of land.
• 28 lacs sq. ft. constructed area to facilitate academic and developmental activities in the campus.
• Programs approved by UGC and other regulatory bodies/councils are being run.
• 550-Bed multispeciality hospital equipped with modern facilities.
• Separate boys and girls hostels to accommodate 2500 students.
• World class gymnasium with state-of-the-art air-conditioned fitness centre.
• Ultra-modern 550 seating capacity auditorium.
• 200 semi-furnished residential accommodation for faculty and staff in the campus.
• Subscription to 872 research journals and EBSCO data base making online access to over 20,000
research journals to facilitate quality teaching and research.
• Wide and excellent network of transport to facilitate the accessibility to students from adjoining areas.
• Symbolizes Pan-India culture. Presently students from 22 states are studying in different programs.
• University ensures absolutely ragging free environment.
• Round the clock uninterrupted power supply.
• Foreign tie-ups and collaborations with prestigious international institutions like SolBridge International
Business School (South Korea), University of Regina (Canada), Polytech Nantes (France), Oracle and Cisco.
• Students access to best resource persons from industry and academia through V-Sat from Noida.
• Modern communication lab to groom students in expressive skills.
• Strong industry- university interface ensuring excellent placement and training of students.
• College of Management and Computer Applications rated ‘A’ in Business India Survey 2009 and also
awarded with ‘B- School with Excellent Industry Interface Award 2010’ by Dainik Bhaskar.

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ADMISSION BROCHURE 2010-2011

Message of the Chancellor
We at Teerthanker Mahaveer University are committed to promote excellence in all spheres of education.
University in a short span of time, with the cooperation of all, has been able to lay a strong foundation in
terms of infrastructure, curriculum, faculty and other support services to realize its vision of being the
leader in higher education. I firmly believe that the enlightenment of the individual’s heart, mind and soul is
necessary for harmonious development of the society. Essentially this has become a prerequisite in today’s
fast changing world where primacy is given to materialistic gains over basic human values. The university,
by integrating the basic principles of Right Philosophy, Right Knowledge and Right Conduct in its policies
and programs, is developing human resources as per the requirements of industry and the society.

I extend my best wishes to all the aspirants and assure that under the mentorship of the dedicated faculty
of this prestigious university they will be able to take full advantage of the facilities and opportunities
offered to them and thus realize their dreams.

Suresh Jain

"Our endeavour at the university is to
evolve a learning environment that
inspires academic brilliance, foster
professional acumen and social
compatibility amongst our students"

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Message of the Registrar
Message of the Group Vice Chairman
Having sensed need of the hour to develop professionals who have global perspective
about things and are true to their roots, the University has evolved itself as a symbol of
quality education, shaping the talent and aspirations of young minds from undergraduate
to doctoral level.

To serve these needs, all colleges of the university are in the process of developing strong
interface with the leading national and international academic institutions of repute for
continuous improvement in curriculum and pedagogy. I am happy that the university has
entered in to academic collaborations with leading international institutions such as Nantes
University (France), SolBridge International Business School (South Korea), Regina
University (Canada), Oracle and Cisco.

We take pride in what we have achieved and look forward to the future with optimism,
confidence and commitment.

I would like all the aspirants to visit the campus enabling them to crystallize their thoughts
in selecting the right institution for realizing their ambitions.

Manish Jain

“Teerthanker Mahaveer
University is making all out
efforts towards chiseling
professionals, who are socially
relevant, technically
competent and professionally
sound”

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Message of the Vice Chancellor
Our journey towards excellence in academics started in 2001, which got further impetus with the
establishment of this university in the year 2008. Efforts are being made not only to create infrastructure par
excellence but also to develop an environment conducive for incubating thoughts and ideas necessary for
innovations. By involving leading personalities from academia and industry in decision making and learning
processes, the university has taken a distinctive lead towards forging strong interface with the industry
necessary for global perspective. Our endeavour is to create a strong knowledge base essential for
excellence in teaching and research, the two essential components of any university.

We at university strongly believe that in addition to acquisition of technical expertise equally important is to
enhance moral and ethical foundation of the students to better serve the society. To sensitize the students
of the societal challenges and sufferings, they are encouraged to do internships and projects with NGOs and
social groups.

I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all for unstinted support and confidence in our
ability to make Teerthanker Mahaveer University a preferred destination for education.

Prof. R.K. Mittal

"University envisions empowering
of youth to think beyond self by
building an educational system
that not only proves to be an
enriching experience for its
students, but also helps to
cultivate values such as empathy,
humility and compassion"

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Teerth anker Mahaveer University

Message of the Registrar
It is said that thousand miles journey begins with single step, and milestones are an
important part of the journey. They not only reflect the distance traveled but also show the
road ahead. Milestones also provide opportunities to pause and celebrate; reform and
refuel for the journey ahead. We at Teerthanker Mahaveer University, look at milestones
that reflect value as seen by our students and the society. Year 2009-10 saw another year
of impressive performance by the University in terms of students' enrolment, new
programs, addition to infrastructure, research publications and above all the global reach
and enhancement in brand TMU.

Achievements do not happen in vacuum, for that environment plays a critical role. The
university makes all out efforts to create an enabling environment conducive for holistic
development of our students so as to prepare them competent enough today to face the
challenges of tomorrow. While doing so we aim at bringing all-round development, build
and maintain leadership while continuing to invest for future in our quest for excellence.

We fully understand that to be regarded as a university with
distinction, we have a proportionate responsibility to lead in
areas beyond classroom teaching that are critical for
development and sustenance of society. We are therefore,
deeply committed to initiatives that can help nurture a humane,
equitable and sustainable world.

Our journey ahead is challenging and exciting. Team TMU is
ready and raring to go … join us.

Dr. Rakesh Kr. Mudgal

"Teerthanker Mahaveer
University - redefining
Moradabad from brass city to
education city"

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“Educationists should build the capacities of
the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial
and moral leadership among students and
become their role model”
- Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

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The University
Teerthanker Mahaveer University has been established by the Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Uttar
Pradesh Act 2008 (Act No. 30 of 2008) as a Jain minority teaching university with a mandate to create and
disseminate knowledge in areas of higher education. University’s endeavour is to impart knowledge and
develop critical skills necessary to succeed both in professional and personal life by promoting learning
supported by world-class faculty, infrastructure, technology, curricula and also collaborative teaching and
research with premier institutions in India and abroad.

Teaching besides meeting the program specific requirements is inter-disciplinary in approach, which in
addition to class room teaching through lectures, side talks, discussions, assignments and comprehension
tests, entails numerous site visits and on the spot studies. Students are encouraged to make their own
observation of facts to analyse and evaluate themselves so that they may learn to reckon the relevance
and application of investigative studies to the performance requirement of creative course work in
different disciplines.

In light of emerging professional requirements, University trains the students by exposing them to live
problems, situations and circumstances. Our overall objective is to make our students socially relevant,
technically competent and professionally sound.

The programs offered by the University have very strong base of academic rigour and industry interaction.
They are designed and reviewed in consultation with industry experts and are delivered by excellent
faculty, who are known for their dedication to teaching and research, and close ties with the national and
international academic and business community. The programs are conducted in highly conducive
learning environment.

University has the necessary approval of all the regulatory bodies governing different programs. University
Grants Commission (UGC) empowers the University to award degrees under section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956.

Teaching-Learning Approach
• Classroom Learning • Panel Discussions
• Case Studies • Research Projects
• Business Simulations • Quizzes
• Theatre Techniques • Team Work
• Role Plays and Management Games • Meditation & Yoga
• Assignments • Field Researches
• Presentations • Excursion Tours
• Industry Visits • Scenario Writing
• Guest Lectures

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Under construction College of Engineering

Under construction Indoor Sports Complex

Under construction Under construction University Sports Stadium
Workshop Block of
College of Engineering

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University Governance
The University is governed by statutory bodies to give shape and direction to the policies and programs to
realize its stated objectives. The Councils are represented by eminent persons from academia and industry.

UNIVERSITY COURT PLANNING BOARD EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ACADEMIC COUNCIL
Sh. Suresh Jain, Sh. Suresh Jain, Prof. R.K. Mittal, Prof. R. K. Mittal,
Chancellor (Chairperson) Chancellor (Chairperson) Vice Chancellor (Chairperson) Vice Chancellor (Chairperson)
Sh. Manish Jain, Sh. Manish Jain, Sh. Manish Jain, Prof. S. K. Garg,
Group Vice Chairman Group Vice Chairman & Group Vice Chairman Department of Mechanical
Treasurer Engineering, Delhi
Prof. Johri Lal Gupta, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jain, Technological University
MDI, Gurgaon Prof. R.K. Mittal, Scientist G, Institute of Microbial
Vice Chancellor Technology, CSIR, Chandigarh Prof. Avinash Sharma,
Dr. Furqan Qamar, Director, Academic Affairs,
Adviser, Planning Commission Sh. Mukesh Jain, Prof. Sushil, GGSIP University, Delhi
(Education), New Delhi IPS, DIG Police, Delhi Department of Management
Studies, Prof. P. K. Garg,
Dr. N.K. Pandey, Sh. Gurwinder Saini, IIT Delhi Department of Civil
Asian Institute of Director, Hotel Broadways Inn , engineering,
Medical Sciences, Faridabad New Delhi Sh. Vishal Sehgal, IIT, Roorkee
Head, Corporate Relations,
Sh. Viren Jain, Ar. Manoj Jain, Metro Cash & Carry India, New Prof. H. S. Shukla,
Managing Director, Akasva Principal Architect, Manoj Jain & Delhi Former HOD, Surgical Oncology,
Infrastructure Pvt Ltd., New Associates, ND Former Dean, Faculty of
Delhi Prof. V.K. Tewari, Medicine, Institute of Medical
Er. S.L. Mittal, Professor, IIT Roorkee & Former
Prof. A. K. Garg, Managing Director, Apurvakriti Science, BHU, Varanasi
V.C., Uttrakhand Technical
Exe. Director, College of Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd, Delhi University Dr. P. K. Chakrovorty,
Management & Computer Computer Centre,
Applications Prof. A. K. Garg, Prof. A. K. Garg,
Exe. Director, College of Banaras Hindu University,
Exe. Director, College of Varanasi
Prof. U. K. Singh, Management & Computer Management & Computer
Principal, Medical College & Applications Applications Prof. U. K. Singh,
Research Centre Principal, Medical College &
Prof. U. K. Singh, Prof. U. K. Singh,
Prof. C. P. Taware, Principal, Medical College & Research Centre
Principal, Medical College &
Principal, Dental College & Research Centre Research Centre Prof. A. K. Garg,
Research Centre Exe. Director, College of
Prof. C. P. Taware, Prof. C. P. Taware,
Prof. K. K. Pande, Principal, Dental College & Management & Computer
Principal, Dental College & Applications
Director, College of Engineering Research Centre Research Centre
Prof. K. K. Jha, Sh. Harshit Jain, Prof. K. K. Pande,
Prof. K. K. Pande, Director, College of Engineering
Principal, College of Pharmacy Finance Officer Director, College of Engineering
Dr. Rashmi Mehrotra, Prof. R. K. Mudgal, Prof. C. P. Taware,
Prof. K. K. Jha, Principal, Dental College &
Principal, College of Education Registrar (Member Secretary) Principal, College of Pharmacy Research Centre
Prof. Pranti Barua, Prof. Naveen Mittal,
Principal, College of Nursing Prof. K. K. Jha,
FINANCE COMMITTEE Prof. & Head - Pedodontics, Principal, College of Pharmacy
Sh. Abhishek Kapoor, Dental College & Research Centre
Director (Admissions) Prof. R.K. Mittal, Prof. Pranti Barua,
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson) Sh. M. P. Singh, Principal, College of Nursing
Dr. Seema Awasthi, Associate Professor,
Asstt. Professor, Medical Sh. Manish Jain, College of Management & Dr. Rashmi Mehrotra
College & Research Centre Group Vice Chairman & Computer Applications Principal, College of Education
Treasurer
Prof. Naveen Mittal, Dr. Seema Awasthi, Mohd. Nasir,
Head, Pedodontics, Prof. R. K. Mudgal, Assistant Professor, Librarian
Dental College & Research Registrar Medical College & Research
Centre Prof. R. K. Mudgal,
Centre Shri Rajesh Verma, Registrar (Member Secretary)
Ms. Swati Sharma, Director, Corporate Affairs Prof. R. K. Mudgal,
Student Representative Registrar (Member Secretary)
Shri Sandeep Vaish,
Mr. Arun Pandit, Chartered Accountant
Student Representative Shri Harshit Jain,
Prof. R. K. Mudgal, Finance Officer
Registrar (Member Secretary) (Member Secretary)

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TMU City Campus

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The University Campus
The beautiful campus conducive for interactive learning is spread over a sprawling area of 115 acres of land
with a constructed area of 28 lac sq. feet, houses different colleges of studies offering diverse professional
under graduate, post graduate and research programs.

The campus has been planned, designed and constructed to address broader issues that relate to resource
and energy conservation. Concepts such as rain water harvesting, sewage treatment, development of water
bodies, green parks and pathways, plantations and use of solar energy have been extensively applied.

The campus boasts of air-conditioned lecture theaters, Wi-Fi connectivity, well stocked libraries with
access to e-journals, advance computer centres, modern and well-equipped laboratories, ultra modern
auditorium, contemporary seminar halls, community centres, open air theaters and rich sports and
recreation facilities. Construction of a world-class indoor and outdoor sports complex, swimming pool, post
office, cafeteria and shopping complex etc., is in progress. The University thus is in the process of realizing
the dream of developing a world class campus to support world class education.

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Hostel Accommodation
The University is committed to help maximum number of its students to find appropriate, safe and
affordable accommodations during their studies in the campus. The University maintains four separate
hostels for boys and girls to accommodate approximately 2500 students. Rooms are spacious, clean, airy
and well maintained with attached bathrooms and are available on twin as well as multi-sharing basis. Each
room is provided with beds, wardrobes, study tables and chairs. Desert coolers have also been provided
for each room. Round-the-clock power back-up facility is available. Solar heaters have been installed for
providing hot water. Water purifiers and water coolers are installed to provide potable water. Provision has
been made for AC equipped rooms to meet the specific requirement of the students.

Each hostel has a provision for a visitor’s room, a spacious well-lit common room with a large television and
comfortable seating arrangement, recreational facilities, facilities for indoor games, newspapers &
magazines, Wi-Fi connectivity and a gymnasium. Laundry facilities are available in-house. It contains
commercial washing machine and tumble drier. Spacious dining rooms alongwith modern kitchen ensure
that students are served with healthy food in a good ambience.

There is a dedicated team consisting of wardens and caretakers to help, guide and solve problems of the
boarders. We thus, ensure that students have comfortable, exiciting and full of learning experience of living
at hostels in the University. Students are advised to read the rules and regulations of the University related to
hostels.

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Health Facilities
Top priority is accorded to the health of the
students, faculty and staff, who are required to
undergo periodical health check-ups in the multi-
specialty hospital attached to the Medical College &
Research Centre. The check-ups are conducted
under the strict supervision of highly qualified and
Mess Facilities experienced doctors.

Besides central Mess facilities each college of the University has 550-bed multi-speciality hospital
University has spacious and well maintained canteen attached to its Medical College to support bedside
providing the students with the choicest of hygienic teaching. It is equipped with latest technological
and delicious foods. Canteens provide Indian, infrastructure and is providing diagnostic, curative
Chinese & Italian dishes. Going by the hustle and and preventive services in all the listed specialties to
bustle in the canteens, one can well gauge that there the community with advance management systems.
is a life beyond books. The hospital provides round the clock blood bank
facility to the patients.

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Faculty Accommodation
Faculty and staff’s stay in the campus enhances the overall learning and ensure their comfortable, hassle
free and enjoyable life. The University offers furnished accommodation in beautifully landscaped
surrounding with access to integrated common facilities such as sports, hospital, library, transport, power
backup, community halls and gardens.

Accommodation is provided in the guest house for the visiting faculty, academicians and other dignitaries
connected to the University. Accommodation of short duration is also given to the parents of the students
subject to the availability and advance notice in this regard.

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University Libraries
The University maintains separate library for each of its
constituent college to provide access to excellent information
services, resources and facilities to students, faculty,
researchers and the diverse community to facilitate them to be
active and lifelong learners. The libraries have more than
40,000 books on diverse core and specialized subjects and
have subscription to 872 national and international journals
besides access to host of e-journals.

The university is in the process of developing Online Public Access Catalogue
(OPAC) facility for its libraries to provide cost and time-effective information
services to the users. To help faculty to provide research based input to the
students and encourage R&D in its colleges, the University has subscribed the
EBSCO data base providing access to full text research articles and sector
specific reports in different disciplines. The students of College of Engineering
and College of Management & Computer Applications are given the additional
facility of issuing specified number of books for the entire semester at
concessional rate through book bank.

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ICT Resources
The University is fully equipped with computer
systems, printers, scanners and LCD Projectors to
support the academic and administrative activities in
the campus. The information and communication
technologies (ICT) have been suitably integrated in all
the academic programs of the University for
enhanced learning.

Each college has computer labs equipped with
general as well as domain specific softwares for
quality teaching and research. We have installed
Campus Connect, an ERP based software developed
by JIL Information Technology Limited, New Delhi.
The software has modules like Student Information
System, Student Fee Management, Examination
Leveraging V-Sat
System, Financial Accounting System, Student
Enrolment, Counseling & Master Data, Training & Technology
Placement, Alumni Module, Human Resource
Management, Web Kiosk for Student/Employees/ The University has taken a lead to effectively
Parents, Student Evaluation System, Question Paper, harness the V-Sat technology to impart application
and Users Training. oriented learning to the students. This technology
enables the students to interact with distantly
placed experts from industry and academia on wide
range of topics covering subject specific
Communication Lab knowledge to personality enhancement programs.
We are pioneer in this region to use this technology
Personality is built through effective communication for the benefit of our students and faculty.
and self grooming, for realization of which the
University has established state-of-the-art
communication lab with hi-tech software having basic,
intermediate and business levels and a uniquely
designed personality development cabin.

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Music & Dance Classes
Music and dance classes in both modern and
classical forms are organized in the evening for the
total personality development of the students.
Eminent trainers are invited to teach and train the
students on instruments and accessories to enliven
the life beyond class rooms for enhanced
performance and creativity.
Sports
Yoga & Meditation Excellent sports facilities have been created in the
campus for the all round development of the
students. The University believes that sports play a
Yoga and meditation are effective to exercise crucial role in holistic development of students’
control over mind and soul and are essential personality because it teaches an individual to
prerequisite to maintain good health. Towards this imbibe sportsman spirit, to be humble in victory and
end, the University has established a yoga and gracious in defeat, and a spirit of co-operation,
meditation centre for the students, which is being discipline, honesty and integrity. A modern sports
run under the guidance of astute trainers. Students complex for indoor and outdoor games is under
participate in the yoga and meditation classes construction and will be operational soon. Various
regularly in morning and evening hours. The faculty indoor and outdoor sports facilities provided to the
and staff along with their families also attend the students include; table tennis, cricket field, volleyball
classes. field, tennis, basketball and badminton court. These
apart, students are also encouraged to participate in
adventurous sports like trekking, rock climbing, river
crossing and river rafting.

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Transport Bank Branch &
A fleet of buses, cars, ambulances and other vehicles
provide uninterrupted transport facility to the
ATM in the Campus
students, faculty, staff and visitors. The University The Punjab National Bank branch with ATM facility is
presently maintains a convoy of 51 vehicles including operational in the campus to facilitate faculty, staff
24 luxurious buses, 3 mini-buses, 16 cars, 2 and the students.
ambulances including one critical care ambulance,
4 small trucks for carriage and 2 tractors for
agriculture and plantations purpose on campus.
University Auditorium
The University extends the pick and drop
transportation facility to students within a radius of The state-of-the art centrally air conditioned
about 100 km. adjoining the city of Moradabad. auditorium with a capacity of 550 seats having ultra
Ambulance services round the clock are available for modern acoustics and digital projection has been
patients in the hospital. Critical care ambulance is developed to host international, national, inter & intra
always ready for shifting patients to hospitals in Delhi college events like seminars, conferences, debates,
and other places. theatres, exhibitions and cultural programs.

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Rock On –
The Annual
Cultural Festival
University organized its first three
days (May 28-30, 2009) mega Annual
Cultural Festival Rock On to provide
opportunity to students to exhibit
their talent and hone up their
professional skills. On the first day
students showcased cultural program
consisting of western dance, patriotic
song, inspirational skit, sufi and
bhangra dance. The function was
inaugurated by the Prof. K.K.
Aggarwal, the Visitor of the University
and former Vice Chancellor of GGS
Indraprastha University, Delhi. The
second day was marked by the
thrilling performance by ‘Sanobar
Kabir and A Band of Boys’.

The third day was the most exciting
day of the mega event, where Sunidhi
Chauhan and her troupe showed their
most excellent performances enjoyed
by an audience of about 10000
people. The dignitaries present on the
occasion included; Dr. K. C.
Chakarabarty, Chairman & MD, PNB,
Sh. Ram Surat Dubey, Commissioner,
Moradabad, Sh. Amit Ghosh, DM,
Moradabad, Sh. C.L. Shehkar Vice-
Chairman, MDA and Sh. M.K. Bashal
DIG, Moradabad.

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Community Services Foundation Day
Participation in community development services
such as AIDS awareness, adult literacy, prevention of
Celebrations
child abuse, women empowerment, prevention of University celebrated its first Foundation Day,
use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs etc. is an integral the 14th September with great enthusiasm. A band of
component of teaching learning process to sensitize boys through their mesmerizing performance
students on social and human issues. Involvement in enthralled the audience. Meritorious students were
such activities in the campus, adjoining villages and awarded with the medals and certificates.
cities not only helps in individual growth by learning
to think beyond self but also helps to contribute
constructively towards the society. The University
envisions building up an educational system that not Excursions
only proves to be an enriching experience for its
students, but also helps to cultivate values such as The University organizes excursions from time to
empathy, humility and compassion. Participation in time to help in the overall personality development
community development services help students to of the students. Recently, students from different
come in grip with the realities of life and get a better colleges falling under the University went for
insight into the lives of the disadvantaged sections excursion trips to Goa, Kullu-Manali, Nainital, Shimla
of the society. Students from all colleges are and Corbett National Park.
encouraged to take up small projects on topics
related to health care, conservation of natural
resources, income-generating enterprises and social
issues. The University, through these developmental
programs, aims to infuse leadership, sensitivity and
team spirit qualities among the students.

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Research Initiatives
The University believes in promotion of teaching,
research and consultancy work. It encourages the
teachers and students to go in for extensive
research work. University has subscribed the
EBSCO data base providing access to around
20,000 journals in different disciplines for full text
research articles and sector specific reports.
Efforts are on to regularly strengthen the existing
laboratories, acquire softwares and research
journals to support research activities. The
University has already entered into academic
alliances with international institutions for teaching,
research and mutual exchange of faculty and
students.

Financial incentive plan is in place to encourage
both the students and faculty to contribute towards
research and participate in national and
international conferences and seminars. Its effort
towards research and consultancy has resulted in
publication of quality research papers and industry-
sponsored research projects undertaken by the
faculty and students. The University has already
started Ph.D. program in engineering, management
and pharmacy disciplines and the same shall be
extended to others. The professionals working in
corporate and government institutions are also
encouraged to undertake research studies. The
University ordinance governing the Ph.D. program is
in consonance with the latest guidelines of the UGC.

Academic Alliances
Exposure to cultural diversity and international
experience gives students a way to assimilate other
ways of thinking. University aims to have tie-ups and
collaborations with leading national and
international institutions.

In this direction a beginning has been made by
having the following MOUs signed:
• University of Regina - Saskatchewan, Canada
• SolBridge International School of Business,
Daejeon, Republic of Korea
• Polytec Nantes University, France
• Oracle
• CISCO

Ms. Amelie Fouche a student from Nantes months internship in the College of Engineering of
University, France was the first to get benefit under the University on the topic titled “Study and analysis
the student exchange program. She completed four of continuous casting process.”

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University Administration
Designation Name Phone No. E-mail

Chancellor Shri Suresh Jain 0591-2360000 chancellor@tmu.ac.in
Group Vice-Chairman Shri Manish Jain 0591-2360888 vc@tmu.ac.in
Vice Chancellor Prof. R. K. Mittal 0591-2360222 vicechancellor@tmu.ac.in
Registrar Prof. R. K. Mudgal 0591-2360006 registrar@tmu.ac.in
Director (Corporate Affairs) Shri Rajesh Verma 9837848861 dca@tmu.ac.in
Director (Finance), Dental College Shri S. P. Jain 9837848862 dir.fin@tmu.ac.in
Director (Admissions) Shri Abhishek Kapoor 9410010555 admission@tmu.ac.in
Finance Officer Shri Harshit Jain 0591-6534111 finance.off@tmu.ac.in
Dy. Registrar Dr. S. Ghosh 9837016031 dy.registrar@tmu.ac.in
Dy. Director (Corporate Relations) Ms. Tannu Aneja 9560106777 ddca@tmu.ac.in
Assistant Controller of Examination Dr. Pradeep K Aggarwal 0591-2360078 coe@tmu.ac.in
Asstt. Registrar (Admin.) Dr. I. C. Gautam 9837935444 ar.coe@tmu.ac.in
Asstt. Registrar (Admin.) Dr. Alka Agarwal 0591-2487222 ar.tmimt@tmu.ac.in
Asstt. Registrar (Academic-I) Shri M. S. Mishra 0591-2360006 asstt.registrar@tmu.ac.in
Asstt. Registrar (Academic-II) Dr. Nidhi Saxena 0591-2360006 ar.academic2@tmu.ac.in
Asstt. Registrar (Exams) Dr. Nivedita Mishra 0591-2360078 ar.exams@tmu.ac.in

Directors/Principals of Colleges of Studies
Colleges Name Phone No. E-mail

College of Management & Prof. A. K. Garg 9359612277 ed.tmimt@tmu.ac.in
Computer Applications (Exe. Director)
Medical College & Research Centre Prof. U.K. Singh 9456156459 principal.tmmcrc@tmu.ac.in
Dental College & Research Centre Prof. C. P. Taware 9837174271 principal.tmdcrc@tmu.ac.in
College of Engineering Prof. K. K. Pande 9837016153 dir.engg@tmu.ac.in
College of Pharmacy Prof. K.K. Jha 9837004699 principalpharmacy@tmu.ac.in
College of Nursing Prof. Pranti Barua 9568526444 principalnursing@tmu.ac.in
College of Hotel & Prof. K.K. Pande 9837016153 principalhotel@tmu.ac.in
Tourism Management
College of Education Dr. Rashmi Mehrotra 9456886999 principaleduction@tmu.ac.in
College of Architecture Ar. Manoj Jain director.architecture@tmu.ac.in
College of Law & Legal Studies Prof. Harbansh Dixit principal.law@tmu.ac.in
(Principal Designate)
College of Paramedicals Sciences Shri Debashis Goswami 9568232444 dy.director.paramedical@tmu.ac.in
(Dy. Director)
Polytechnic Er. Rakesh Vishnoi 9451308363 dy.director.polytechnic@tmu.ac.in
(Dy. Director)
Hospital & Research Centre Dr. M.A. Shah 9027957932 ms@tmu.ac.in
(Medical Superintendent)
Dr. Bhupendra Singh
(Addl. Med. Superintendent) 9837068919 ms@tmu.ac.in

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Heads of Colleges

Prof. (Dr.) Ajey K. Garg Dr. C. P. Taware Dr. U. K. Singh
Executive Director, College of Principal, Dental College and Principal, Medical College and
Management and Computer Research Centre Research Centre
Applications

Prof. (Dr.) Ajey K. Garg has a Dr. C. P. Taware, a well known Dr. U. K. Singh, is an eminent
distinguished professional career authority in the field of dentistry, personality in the field of medical
having more than 23 years of has a distinguished professional science. He did his MD (Pathology
varied and rich experience in career of more than 32 years in and Bacteriology) in 1974 from K.
leading industrial and academic different government and private G. Medical College, Lucknow. He
institutions. He acquired his B.E. dental colleges. He did his BDS has teaching, research and
(Mechanical) (Honors) from NIT and MDS (Oral & Maxillofacial administrative experience of
Kurukshetra, MBA with Gold Surgery) from Bombay in the year more than 39 years in reputed
Medal from Kurukshetra 1975 and 1982 respectively. In institutions. He was awarded WHO
University, Kurukshetra and his long career he worked in fellowships for special training in
Doctorate from GGS Indraprastha different capacities such as field of Anaerobic Bacteriology in
University, Delhi. He has got to his Professor & Head, Dean, Joint hospital infections, University
credit more than 15 research Director and Director of Medical Medical School, Edinburgh, Royal
papers published in various Education & Research, Infirmary, Glasgow and CPHL
national and international journals. Government of Maharashtra. He Colindale, London (1980),
has been actively associated with Laboratory Aspects of HIV & STD,
He is Accredited Management academic bodies in different Department of Health & Mental
Professor by AIMA and an capacities like member, Hygiene, State of Maryland,
acclaimed corporate trainer. He is Maharashtra State Dental Council, Baltimore, USA; Immuno
member of Indian Society for Member of Clinical Board, Diagnosis of Parasitic Infections,
Mechanical Engineers, AIMA, University of Bombay, Member Department of Parasitology, PGI,
Institute of Standards Engineers Senate MUHS, Nasik, Life Member Chandigarh (1979); Anaerobic
and Advisory Committee for a of Indian Dental Association, Life Bacteriology Techniques,
study on Assessment of Waste & Member of Association of Oral Department of Microbiology,
Pattern of Occupational Hazards and Maxillofacial Surgeons of AIIMS, New Delhi (1983);
in Plastic Industry appointed by India. Besides, he has extensively Laboratory Diagnostic Aspects of
Ministry of Science & Technology, contributed towards research by Rheumatic Fever and
Government of India. publishing research papers in Streptococcal Diseases,
journals of national and Department of Microbiology, Lady
He has visited more than 22 international repute and has also Harding Medical College, New
countries for business written three books on Oral and Delhi (1986).
development and academic Maxillofacial Surgery.
assignments. In his present He has been the Joint Director,
assignment, the college of Medical Education and Training,
Management & Computer Uttar Pradesh and Principal, Veer
Applications has been awarded Chandra Singh Garhwali
with 'The best B-School with Government Medical Science &
excellent industry interface Research Institute, Srinagar,
award' from Bhaskar Group of Garhwal. His areas of interest
Publications. include Clinical Virology and
Bacteriology.

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Prof. (Dr.) Bhupinder Singh Prof. K. K. Pande Prof. K. K. Jha
Additional Medical Director, Director,
Superintendent, College of Engineering College of Pharmacy
Hospital and Research Centre

Prof. K. K. Pande is a result Prof. K. K. Jha graduated from
Prof. (Dr.) Bhupinder Singh, has oriented professional with MIT, Muzaffarpur (Bihar) did his
a distinguished professional technical, project management post graduation from SGSITS
career having more than 33 years and business administration Indore, M.P. (Devi Ahilya
of varied and rich experience in background with 24 years of rich University) and is pursuing Ph.D.
the field of health administration, and extensive experience, in in pharmaceutical chemistry from
planning & management, project public and private sector, in U.P.T.U., Lucknow. He has
development & management, hydro power, infrastructure, professional experience of more
epidemiology & research, research & development, than 23 years and has served
maternal & child health and academics, as also in running several prestigious institutions in
strategic planning. He did his NGO in the field of health, adult different states of India before
MBBS from Govt. Medical College, education, self employment and joining as Director, Teerthanker
Patiala (1975) and MD training. Mahaveer College of Pharmacy.
(Community Medicine) from Govt. As a researcher he has worked on
Medical College, Srinagar (J&K) He completed B.Sc. (Civil Molecular Modeling of
(1986). He has served as Engineering) from BIT Mesra, ciprofloxacin and quinolonic acid
Professor & Head, Community Ranchi and M.E. (Remote Sensing) molecules. He has carried out
Medicine in Govt. Medical Gold Medalist, from University of several research projects on
College, Jammu and Adesh Roorkee, Roorkee. He received synthesis and biological
Institute of Medical Sciences & his Ph.D. degree in Management evaluation of heterocyclic
Research Centre, Bhatinda, from Kumaun University, Nainital. compounds such as
Punjab. He is conferred with pyridazinones, oxadiazoles and
Dr. H. S. Oration and Dr. Vasudava He has vast experience of imidazolines.
Oration in 2003 and 2005 facilitating students to use
respectively. He has 90 research/ interactive discussions and
conference papers to his credit. ‘hands-on’ approaches to learn
and apply concepts in the
He was the Vice-President of discipline of engineering. He
Indian Association of Preventive & possesses excellent
Social Medicine in 2001-02, communication and presentation
member national consortium of skills with demonstrated abilities
Indian Institute of Health & Family in mentoring teams with high
Welfare, New Delhi. He has been degree of motivation in achieving
the Principal Investigator of WHO, organizational goals.
Government of India and ICMR
sponsored projects. He has been He is also holding the additional
the Regional Coordinator, HIV charge of the College of Hotel &
Sentinel Surveillance, Govt. of Tourism Management and
India from 2001 to 2007 and also Department of Social Work.
the MCI inspector for MD
Community Medicine in 2007.

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Prof. Pranti Barua Prof. Harbansh Dixit Prof. (Ar) Manoj Jain
Principal, (Principal Designate), Director,
College of Nursing College of Law & Legal Studies College of Architecture

Prof. Pranti Barua, did her B.Sc. Prof. Dixit did his LL.M. from BHU Prof. (Ar) Manoj Jain, is a leading
in Biology and Nursing from Delhi in1984 and subsequently Ph.D. practitioner and academician in
University in 1975 and 1982 (Law) from MJP Rohilkhand the area of architecture and town
respectively. Subsequently, she University, Bareilly. He has to his planning in the country. He did his
did her post-graduation in credit more than 23 years of rich B. Arch. from Government College
Nursing from the prestigious teaching experience. He worked of Architecture, University of
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of as Head of Law Department, KGK Lucknow in 1989 and
Nursing, Delhi. She also College, Moradabad, Prof. & Dean subsequently Master’s in Urban
completed her post-graduation and Chairman of Faculty of Law, Planning from IIT, Roorkee in
and M.Phil in population studies Chaudhary Devi Lal University, 1992. He is member of Council of
from Annamalai University. Sirsa (Haryana). He has Architecture and Institute of Town
completed five research projects Planners of India. As a part of his
She has a total experience of and is presently working on one professional and academic life, he
more than 25 years in the nursing more research project of national has visited several countries like
field and worked in different importance in law. He is also the USA, Dubai, UK, France, Australia,
positions varying from tutor to editor of two research journals Canada, Singapore, Thailand and
professor/principal in some of the and has published 10 research Malaysia.
renowned institutions like papers in journals of repute and
University College of Medical has contributed 321 articles in
Sciences (Delhi University), Jamia national newspapers. He has
Hamdard, New Delhi and delivered more than 400 lectures
Himalayan College of Nursing, on various aspects of law in
Dehradun etc. different universities and law
academies. He has published one
She is an active member in book and has attended/organized
academic bodies like Executive about 50 workshops/seminars.
Council in Jamia Hamdard, Delhi, He is also working in the capacity
life member of Trained Nurses of as First Class Judicial
Association of India and Sigma Magistrate in Juvenile Justice
Theta Tau International Honor Board, Moradabad.
Society of Nursing, University of
Wisconsin, USA.

She is pursuing Ph.D. under
National Consortium for Ph.D. in
Nursing run by Indian Nursing
Council in joint collaboration with
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health
Sciences, Bangalore.

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Dr. (Smt.) Rashmi Mehrotra Debashis Goswami Er. R. K. Bishnoi
Principal Dy. Director Dy. Director
College of Education College of Para-Medical University Polytechnic
Sciences
Dr. (Smt.) Rashmi Mehrotra, did Er. R. K. Bishnoi, did his B.Sc. in
her M.Sc. (Botany) and Ph.D. Mr. Debashis Goswami, did his Electrical Engineering from
(Education) from MJP Rohilkhand post graduation in Hospital Regional Engineering College,
University, Bareilly, and also did Administration from IISWBM, Kurukshetra in 1972. After
her M.Ed from Punjab University, Kolkata in 1996. He served at starting his career as Astt.
Chandigarh. In total, she has 15 various prestigious hospitals such Engineer in UPSEB in 1972, he
years of rich experience in as Apollo (Chennai), Down Town retired from the position of
prestigious colleges of education. Hospital (Guwahati), Heritage Executive Engineer in UPPCL in
She has to her credit eight Hospital (Varanasi), and Adesh 2008. During his 36 years of stay
research papers. Her areas of General & Cancer Hospital in service he handled
interest include; guidance and (Muktsar). He provided maintenance and construction
counselling, measurement and consultancy to a number of works of LT and HT. Presently, he
evaluation, educational corporate houses in Northern is having the additional charge of
psychology and teaching India for the establishment of a development and maintenance of
methodology in biology. large multi-speciality and super- uninterrupted electric supply in
speciality hospitals. His teaching the university campus.
interest include hospital
administrations and project
management.

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Colleges of Studies

TEERTHANKER MAHAVEER

College of
Management &
Computer Applications
This college is a prime constituent of the university established to meet the growing needs of education in
management and computer applications in diverse functional areas of the corporate world. The college has
established itself as a hub of multifaceted academic, research and consultancy activities and guides
students on how to climb up the corporate ladder with total professionalism and commitment.

The college offers a wide range of academic programs at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels.
All the courses are designed taking into consideration the specific needs of the market and industry. The
emphasis is laid on both theoretical and practical training to provide exposure to the students in various
areas of management and computer studies. For this, the dignitaries of national and international repute are
invited to guide the students in addition to the inputs from the acclaimed faculty of the college.

The college gives top priority to experiential and process-oriented learning. The pedagogical tools include
extensive use of case studies, role plays, simulation exercises, business news and analysis, business quizzes,
management games and industry-oriented projects to create awareness among the students to know about
the complexities of management studies.

The College recently has been ranked ‘A’ category B-School by Business India (November 01, 2009 issue).
Further, in recognition of the demonstrated leadership role the College has played in Institute-Industry
Linkages, the Dainik Bhaskar has awarded the College with ‘B-School with Excellent Industry Interface
Award 2010’.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Thrust & Career Options
Program Objective/Thrust Areas Career Options

MBA – General The program intends to develop sound Business manager in diverse kinds
understanding of the key functions in of companies engaged in
management and their relationship, wide range of manufacturing/media/FMCG/
management skills and techniques for creative insurance/banking/event
thinking, problem-solving and decision-making, management/finance/telecom/IT/
international perspective on business and hospitality/others.
management activities and experience in
interpersonal skills through group work and team
building activities.

MBA – Finance Sound understanding of the theories and Stock market & investment
application of financial management, money and consultants, financial analysts,
capital markets, forex markets, international controllers/advisors in banks,
finance, project management, mergers and financial institutions, investment
acquisitions. firms, public and private sector
companies.

MBA – Sufficient exposure to students on cross- cultural Managerial positions in diverse
International issues, management of international business business organization like MNC's,
Business operations, strategy, international marketing, export-import houses, consultancy
international business finance, current firms, international financial
international business markets and trends, export- institutions or managing a self
import procedures and documentation. business.

MBA –Marketing Aims to develop basic understanding of the core Marketing manager, market
concepts of marketing and sales, customer research analysts, manager brand/
support services, CRM, brand management, advertising/corporate
marketing research, feasibility studies and communications.
decision making in strategic areas of marketing.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

MBA – HR Objective is to enable students to acquire sufficient Human Resources, training and labour
breadth of knowledge, insights and understanding of relations managers and HR specialist in
the interdisciplinary areas of managing human diverse business, government and non-
resources productively in an organisation. The program government organizations.
helps the students in attaining the conceptual and
practical understanding of the various human resource
management techniques, practices, motivation and
skills for managing and developing people as
productive assets in the organization.

MBA – Retail Focus is on to provide students high level of Huge job opportunities in diverse
Management knowledge and understanding of the concepts and business organisations related with
processes involved in retailing, and to equip them with supply chains, shopping complexes,
practical, research and analytical skills necessary for a malls, and multiplexes, departmental
professional career in retail trade or an allied sector. stores, export houses, banking, finance,
insurance and IT & ITES Companies.

MBA- Advertising To produce trained and qualified professionals who Brand managers, advertising
and Event understand the nuances of the fast growing managers, media strategist, event
Management advertising, event and entertainment industry. managers, event coordinators, public
Students will be exposed to different facets of relations practitioner and consultants
advertising and event management particularly in corporate world, national and
advertising campaign planning and management, international level event management
copywriting, media planning & management along companies, ad agencies, marketing
with equipping them with the approaches and tactics agencies, TV channels, hotels and
in planning events, budgets, coordination and airlines and also huge potential for
marketing of events, managing event risks, business establishing own enterprises in above
conferences, trade exhibitions, fund raising events, areas.
celebrity management and sports events.

MCA The program aims to develop high level of MCA pass outs have variety of options
understanding of concepts and applications in software in software development, IT
development and networking. consultancy, software testing quality
assurance, system analysis, BPO
services, MIS, networking, software
programer, application architecture.

BCA The program focus is to develop basic understanding of Jobs as member technical support team
computer languages, software and their applications. in banking, BPO, KPO and ITES.

BBA Enable students to understand the dynamics of Prepare graduates to work in the
business world and basics of diverse subjects such as diverse business organizations
marketing, finance, HRM, general principles of operating in financial, accounting,
management, economics, business laws, hospitality, retailing, wholesaling and
fundamentals of computer and honing of manufacturing including the operation
communication and inter-personal skills for better and management of self businesses. It
business decisions. also prepares students to take up
higher studies in management in India
and abroad.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:

B.Com. (Hons.) The course aims to provide knowledge and skills in Students can join as operatives in
almost all areas of business to equip the students accounting, tax assessment and planning,
to take up entry level jobs in different sectors of audit and book keeping. Prepares students
commerce, trade and industry. to go into specialized professional areas like
chartered accountancy, company secretary,
cost & works accountancy, law and
management.

B.Sc. (Home Importance of the discipline of home science has Home science graduates can become
Science) increased with the growing concern of the society dieticians in hospitals, diet consultants/
towards life style, health and nutrition. The program counselors in lifestyle clinics, freelance
is interdisciplinary in nature, which apart from dieticians, food demonstrators, project leaders
English language and communication skills focuses in developmental projects, consultants for
on three core areas viz. human development, food child development programs, program officers
and dietetics and resource management. The for child welfare schemes, production
program contributes immensely not only in fulfilling managers in apparel industries, quality control
the personal ambitions of the students but also in inspectors, CAD professionals, interior
betterment of family and community living in a designers and colour consultants. The
diverse country like India. In changing socio- program also prepares students for self-
economic conditions in India, the program is employment and higher studies.
relevant and useful both for men and women and
offer ample job opportunities.

M. Sc. Home Sc. Program prepares specialists who are technically Variety of opportunities as scientists in
• Food & Nutrition sound in domain knowledge and are good in research institutions dieticians in hospitals,
• Clothing & understanding and addressing the contemporary diet consultants/counselors in lifestyle clinics,
Textile needs of the individuals and society. project leaders in developmental projects,
nutrition experts, consultants for child
development programs, program officers for
child welfare schemes, production managers
in apparel industries, quality control
managers, CAD professionals, interior
designers and colour consultants. The
program also prepares students for self-
employment and research.

Diploma in Office The program trains manpower with knowledge and Variety of career options including assistant
Management skills for handling general responsibilities of an to executives/managers, office manager,
office for the effective management and administrative assistant, supervisory level
administration of staff and resources such as positions, and/or small business owner.
maintenance of data, files & records, payrolls
administration, space management, office
communication, office facility management for day
to day functioning, coordinating meetings etc. This
program provides essential management knowledge
required by those who will ultimately assume
positions as office managers.

Diploma in The objective of the program is to familiarize the Variety of job opportunities available, like
Computer based students with basics of accounting, finance, accounting assistants, assistants to chartered
Accounting banking transactions and taxation. Students, accountants, accountants in small and
specifically shall be trained on integration these medium firms, self practice in areas of
functions with computers including learning of maintenance of books and accounts including
Telly software, MS office and basics of ERP. documentation of taxation matters.

Post Graduate The program focuses to train the students to This program will be beneficial to persons
Diploma in leverage the computing technology to assist in wishing to make EDP (Electronic Data
Computer addressing diverse business operations and Processing) as their career and also for
Applications requirements of growing organizations. The others who are required to use a computer in
students shall be exposed to MS- office, DBMS, the course of their professional work.
data processing, internet fundamentals

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Dental College
& Research
Centre
Teerthanker Mahaveer Dental College and Research The focus is on the development of dental
Centre is one of the leading college in the country professionals who are technically sound, believe in
engaged in quality teaching, research and extension moral and ethical values and possess good
in oral health care. College is fully equipped with communication skills to understand and treat the
ultra-modern equipments in the dental clinics, pre- patients. Prominent dentists from the profession are
clinical and research labs to create congenial invited to discuss and interact with the students and
environment for teaching, learning and patient care. faculty on the issues confronting the profession of
The curriculum followed in the 5-year BDS program dentistry. The college encourages both the faculty
is contemporary, comprehensive and duly approved and the students to participate in national as well as
by the Dental Council of India. international seminars, conferences and workshops
to get a knowhow of the latest advances in the field
of dental science.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

BDS (Bachelor of Dental To develop competencies necessary to manage Private practice, jobs in government
Surgery) and treat oral and dental diseases. The focus is and private dental institutions,
on the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of attachment with hospitals, polyclinics,
oral diseases. multi-speciality clinics, defense
services, healthcare panels of
different companies.

MDS (Master of Dental
Surgery)

(i) Conservative Focus is to develop functional and practically Private practice, jobs in government
Dentistry and trained personnel for prevention and treatment and private dental institutions,
Endodontics of the disease and injuries of the hard tissues attachment with hospitals, polyclinics,
and the pulp of the tooth and associated multi-specialty clinics, defense services,
periapical lesions. healthcare panels of different
companies.

(ii) Oral and Aim of the course is to develop skilled
Maxillofacial Surgery professionals in diagnosis, surgical and
adjunctive treatment of disease, injuries,
defects of the human jaws and associated oral
& facial structures.

(iii) Oral Medicine and Program aims to train the students ardently to
Radiology use basic diagnostic procedures and techniques
useful in recognizing the disease of the oral and
paraoral tissues of local and constitutional origin
and their medical management.

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Medical College &
Research Centre
Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College & Research Centre has been
established to impart quality medical education and provide modern
healthcare services to the patients at subsidized cost. The Ministry of Health,
Government of India, and the Medical Council of India, permitted the Medical
College to offer MBBS program in July 2008 with an annual intake of 100
students. The faculty of the College is drawn from reputed institutions of India
having sufficient exposure in medical education. The college is supported by a
hospital having 550 beds with round the clock emergency medical care
services. The hospital is equipped with laboratory and radiological
investigation facilities required for patient care. Hospital has fully equipped
Operation Theaters for General Surgery, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, ENT
Surgery and OBG services besides spare emergency Operation Theater.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

MBBS Emphasis is placed on training the students to achieve After successful completion of
sufficient knowledge and competence in practice of MBBS program there are
holistic medicine having preventive, curative and various options for the
rehabilitating aspects of common disease. Students graduates viz. joining the
should also be able to understand the national policies on state/national health services,
health and develop scientific attitude towards improving or self employment as health
their current basic knowledge with the help of available care provider in the
resources. After graduation students are supposed to community. The graduates can
maintain the social and professional obligation including pursue higher studies leading
medical ethics in relation to the patients. Further, to specialization (MD/MS) and
emphasis is given on matters relating to family welfare super specialization (DM/
and maternal & child health, sanitation and water supply, M.Ch.) in various subjects.
immunization and health education, all of which empower
them in becoming important nodal persons in preventing
and controlling communicable and non-communicable
diseases. The students are further guided to become able
and leading partners in healthcare teams which require
proficiency in communication skills.

M.Sc. (Medical) These programs have been developed to train After successful completion of
• Medical Anatomy candidates already holding graduate degree in these courses the degree
• Medical Physiology biological science and/or first medical degree holder can be employed as
• Medical Biochemistry for teaching positions and also conducting tutor in the respective subjects
• Medical Microbiology research work. in the Medical Colleges.
• Medical Pharmacology However, they can be promoted
to Assistant Professor after 3
years of experience in teaching
and for further promotion as
Associate Professor they have
to complete Doctor of
Philosophy (Ph.D.) in the
respective subjects and acquire
sufficient teaching experience.

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College of Engineering
The Indian economy is projected to grow at around 8% to 9% annually for next few years. To realize this
growth rate, massive investment in infrastructure, industry and other sectors of the economy will be
required. It among other things requires trained and multi-skilled engineers. To serve this end, the College of
Engineering was created in 2008, to impart knowledge in major disciplines of engineering. It aims to groom
well qualified and quality engineers who can work in tune with the fast changes brought about by the
process of globalization.

Apart from imparting domain specific knowledge of engineering, efforts are to give knowledge and skills of
subjects such as, project management, economics, law, entrepreneurship, finance & accounts, human
resource development, industrial psychology, infrastructure related aspects, teamwork and leadership,
business management, written and spoken communication and contemporary industrial culture.

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