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SHRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI UNIVERSITY
(A State University recognized under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act 1956)
KAKRYAL, KATRA – 182320, J&K
Ranked 85th among Top 100 Engineering Institutions, Top 100 Management
Institutions & Top 150 Universities by NIRF 2019 of MHRD, Govt. of India
ADMISSION BROCHURE
Academic Year 2020-2021
https://www.smvdu.ac.in/
HIGHLIGHTS
 Attractive Scholarships/Assistantships  Updated Curriculum

 State- of- the- Art Laboratories  Good Placements
 Serene Residential Campus  Pre-Placement Trainings
 NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats Available  Uninterrupted Internet Connectivity
 National/International level Academic  On-Line Submission of Application
Events Form for Admission
CONTENTS
8.0 ACADEMIC FRAMEWORK
GOVERNING BODY
Executive Council 9.0 INFRASTRUCTURE, SERVICES &
Academic Council AMENITIES, TRAINING & PLACEMENT
VICE CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE 9.1 Infrastructure
9.2 Services & Amenities
1.0 UNIVERSITY PROFILE 9.3 Training & Placement
1.1 Location
1.2 Climate 10.0 Faculty of Engineering
1.3 Connectivity 10.1 School of Computer Science & Engineering
2.0 VISION, MISSION & OBJECTIVES 10.2 School of Electronics & Communication
Engineering
10.3 School of Mechanical Engineering
3.0 QUALITY POLICY 10.4 School of Civil Engineering
4.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 10.5 School of Electrical Engineering
REGARDING ADMISSION PROCEDURE 10.6 School of Energy Management
FOR 2020-2021 10.7 School of Architecture & Landscape Design
5.0 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA AND
SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR 11.0 Faculty of Management
ADMISSION 11.1 School of Business
5.1 Academic Schedule 11.2 School of Economics
5.2 Application Procedure
5.3 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to UG 12.0 Faculty of Science
Programs (B.Tech. & B.Arch.) 12.1 School of Physics
5.4 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to M.Tech., 12.2 School of Mathematics
MBA, M.Sc., M.A,, Integrated programs 12.3 School of Biotechnology
5.5 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Ph.D.
Programs
13.0 Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
5.6 Selection Procedure for UG Programs (B.Tech. /
13.1 School of Languages & Literature
B. Arch.)
13.2 School of Philosophy & Culture
5.7 Selection Procedure for M.Tech. Programs
5.8 Selection process for M.Sc., MBA, MA &
Integrated Programs 14.0 STUDENTS’ AFFAIRS
5.9 Selection Procedure for Ph.D. programs 14.1 Student Affairs Council
5.10 Admission to NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats 14.2 Sports & Cultural Activities
5.11 Lateral Entry to B.Tech. 14.3 Publications
5.12 Admission to B.Sc. (Nursing) Program 14.4 National Service Scheme (NSS)
5.13 Residential Requirement 14.5 Online Students Grievance Redressal
5.14 Reservation of Seats for Persons with Disability 14.6 Prohibition of Ragging
5.15 Availability of seats for Martyr’s Children 14.7 Honor Code
6.0 CONFIRMATION OF ADMISSION &
FEES 15.0 GENDER SENSITIZATION
6.1 Procedure for Confirmation of Admission COMMITTEE
6.2 Fee Structure
6.3 Mode of Fee Payment 16.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
6.4 Fee Refund Rules
7.0 SCHOLARSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS &
AWARDS FOR ALL PROGRAMS
GOVERNING BODY
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The Executive Council is the apex body of the University responsible for all the academic appointments,
management and regulation of finances and account, investments and properties, fixation of emoluments
and creation of perks, enforcement of discipline, appointment of examiners and any other matter
pertaining to the functioning of the University. The Executive Council constitutes of the following:
1. Shri G.S. Murmu, Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of J&K In-Chair
2. Prof. R.K. Sinha, Vice-Chancellor, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University
3. Prof. Manoj Dhar, Vice Chancellor, University of Jammu Member
4. Prof. Talat Ahmad, Vice Chancellor, University of Kashmir Member
5. Prof. K.K Aggarwal, Former Pro Vice-Chancellor, GJU Hisar and founder Member
GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi
6. Prof. A.K. Bakhshi, Vice Chancellor, PDM University, Bahadurgarh, Haryana Member
7. Prof. Raghunath K. Shevagaonkar, Vice Chancellor, Bennett University, Member
8. Prof. D. Mukhopadhyay, Dean, Faculty of Management, SMVDU Member
9. Dr. Yugal Khajuria, Dean of Students Welfare, SMVD University Member
10. Prof. M. Eswaramoorthy, Dean, Faculty of Engineering, SMVD University Member
11. Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor, J&K Permanent Invitee Ex-Officio
12. Chief Executive Officer, SMVDSB Permanent Invitee Ex-Officio
13. Prof. V. K. Bhat, Registrar, SMVD University Secretary Ex-Officio
ACADEMIC COUNCIL
The Academic Council of the University is responsible for all the academic components, curriculum,
examination & evaluation procedures, academic regulations and for approving for award of degree to the
student, after successful completion of program. The constitution of Academic Council is as follows:
1. Prof. R.K. Sinha, Vice-Chancellor, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Chairman
2. Prof. Ved Prakash, Former Chairman, UGC Member Expert
3. Prof. Harish Chandra Verma, Professor Emeritus, IIT Kanpur Member Expert
4. Prof. Shambhu Nath Singh, School of Journalism & new Media Studies, IGNOU Member Expert
5. Prof. Raj Kumar, Vice Chancellor, Panjab University Member Expert
6. Prof. Anand Prakash Singh, Department of Mathematics, Member Expert
Central University Rajasthan
7. Prof. Shekhar Verma, Head Information Technology Department, IIIT Allahabad Member Expert
8. Prof. Prabal Talukdar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Delhi Member Expert
9. Mr. Datta Kuvalekar, Director-Technology & Engineering, Forbes Marshall Member Expert
10. Mr. Vinod Joshi, Director, Business Development, ZettaOne Technologies Member Expert
11. All Deans of Faculties, Heads of Schools Member
12. Librarian Member
13. Dean (Academic Affairs) Member
14. Director, Directorate of Quality Assurance Member
15. CEO, SMVDU-Technology Business Incubation Centre Member
16. Prof. V. K. Bhat, Registrar, SMVD University Member Secretary Ex-Officio
Vice Chancellor’s Message
Padma Shri Prof. R.K. Sinha
Established by the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board through an Act of the J&K Legislative
Assembly in 1999, and having started teaching programs in 2004, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University
is the one of the fastest growing young Universities of India. It has developed excellent student-centric
academic system and facilities in keeping with its fully residential nature. The university is ranked 85th
among the Engineering institutions, among Top 100 Management Institutions and among Top 150
Universities in India as per NIRF 2019 of MHRD, GoI. The university is also included in the World
Bank assisted TEQIP-III project of MHRD, GoI.
The focus of our endeavor is to provide excellent education to the students through undergraduate and
postgraduate programs so as to create finest professionals and human beings. While striving to maintain
high standards of education and best practices, the University has been making efforts to create
appropriate avenues for encouraging the stakeholders to work for academic excellence and all-round
personality development. Periodic review of curriculum is done on regular basis and state of the art
infrastructure including a modern world-class auditorium, well stocked central library, classrooms fitted
with LCD/DLP projectors, smart boards and suitable audio-videos facilities, are in place.
The University has been privileged to attract meritorious students, from over 22 states of the country, who
are well mentored by the dedicated faculty. Semester and Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) have been
adopted and continuous and comprehensive assessment of the learning is emphasized. The Directorate of
Quality Assurance (DQA) has been established as a nodal centre for maintaining the holistic checks and
balances in academic performance in the University. The Training and Placement Cell, besides making
continuous efforts to enhance the placement opportunities of final year students, strives to forge alliance
with corporate bodies to seek feedback and new avenues.
All types of sports facilities are provided to the students, including separate Gymnasium for boys and
girls in the lush green campus. The 24-hour Medical Aid Center of the University has qualified doctors
with necessary Para-medical staff. A Super-specialty hospital; which is also a fully funded initiative of
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board is adjacent to the University. A mini shopping center caters to the
basic day-to-day needs of the students and all other campus residents. Faculty and staff of the University
are considerate and provide good support to students. The University provides safe harmonious and pious
academic environment for the meritorious students. The admission Brochure provides all necessary
details. The University welcomes all new students to be a part of its great fraternity and mission.
1.0 UNIVERSITY PROFILE
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University was established through an Act of J&K Legislature in 1999 as an
autonomous, fully residential and technical University of excellence. The University gets grant and
continuing support from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, Katra besides University Grants
Commission and J&K State government.
The University is recognized under section 2(f) and 12(B) of University Grants Commission, Govt. of
India. The University has witnessed a remarkable growth and has transformed 370 acres of area in the lap
of Trikuta hills, the abode of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi, into a magnificent “Temple of Learning”. The
University has the unique distinction of being inaugurated in 2004 by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (the then
President of India). Outgoing students of the university have been privileged to be addressed by Dr.
Manmohan Singh (the then Prime Minister of India), Dr. Narayan Murthy (Chairman Infosys), Mrs.
Pratibha Devisingh Patil (the then President of India), Mr. Hamid Ansari (the then Vice-President of
India), Sh. Narendra Modi (The Prime Minister of India) and Shri Ram Nath Kovind (The President of
India) in the convocations held in 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2016 and 2018 respectively. The University
has been ranked among Top 100 Engineering Institutions & Top 150 Universities in the Country by NIRF
2018, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.
The University has four Faculties consisting of 15 Schools, which offer 06 Undergraduate, 14
Postgraduate and 08 Integrated Programs besides Ph.D. and Post Doctoral Research. The Academic
System, Syllabi and Evaluation procedure has been adopted from premier institutions and universities
including Indian Institute of Technology which promotes vigorous learning and transparent evaluation
mechanism. The University has signed Memorandum of Understanding with various National and
International Academic, Professional and Research institutes as well as industry to augment the learning
process and to develop research and development infrastructure.
About 125 highly qualified faculty members, from various parts of the country, are devoted to inspiring
and guiding the students towards higher learning and research. The focus of the University is on building
highly-qualified man-power with abundance of integrity and humaneness. The admission to various
programs are made based on performance in competitive exams like JEE Main / CCMT/ CMAT / CAT/
MAT and/or based on the rank obtained in the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Entrance Examination
(SMVDUEE). Students from over 22 different states of the country epitomize a healthy amalgamation of
different cultures, religions and languages on the campus. The campus is a classic example of a mini
Cultural India with students from far off places including South, West, North-East etc. The University
has recently opened its doors for NRI/Foreign Sponsored candidates also.
Being a fully residential University, the campus provides comfortable accommodation to all the students
with in-house mess facility. There are sufficient in-door and out-door sports facilities available to the
residents including gymnasiums. The state-of-the-art Auditorium with seating capacity of 1000 is an
excellent venue for academic, cultural and social functions. The Student Affairs Council, consisting of
different Boards, Clubs and Committees provide the students with an opportunity to play a major part in
transforming the way they live and learn in the campus. The campus provides an ideal atmosphere for
healthy interactions and competition among students and access to faculty and professionals from
corporate world and other leading institutes. The students are provided ample opportunities and
encouragement to take part in extra-curricular activities so as to develop their personalities holistically,
simultaneously preparing them for the competitive world.
The University has taken initiative to create extensive University-Industry cooperation. There are many
ongoing research projects with assistance from various supporting organizations. This alone speaks of the
quality of infrastructure and education at this university.
1.1 LOCATION
The University is located in the lap of Trikuta Hills, the abode of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi at about 2700
feet above the sea level. The pyramidal type architecture merges beautifully with the valley like ambience
of the surrounding serene hills. The slight incline of the campus provides an ideal place for endurance
exercises the spiritual influence of the Divine Mother and Holy Shrine is palpable on the campus, which
helps add spiritual dimension to the quality of education and life on the campus.
An early morning and late evening walk, along the Shrine Axis and other loop roads, surrounded by
evenly placed lovely trees and clear sky with sparkling stars, refreshes body, mind and the soul. The
University is located close to centers of commerce but at the same time distance from the maddening
crowds of the major cities, which can distract students. The activities on the campus are designed to
provide ample scope for interaction between students, faculty, staff and visiting guests, even beyond
normal working hours to promote self-study, competition, innovation, creativity, self-confidence and
nurture their hidden talent to enable students to make optimum use of their potential and shape as
responsible citizens. The students are encouraged to study, analyze and understand their emotions, mind,
thoughts and the consequences of their own actions. Students are our ambassadors and as excellent
alumni are considered to be a great asset.
1.2 CLIMATE
The surrounding green hills and the perennial stream of Jhajjar in the east minimize the effects of hot and
cold winds and produce a pollution free atmosphere on the campus. The average day temperature in
summer is around 35-40 ̊Celsius while in winters is about 10-12 ̊Celsius. A moderately high hill full of
vegetation on the Western side of the campus shields the campus, particularly the residential zone, from
the long summer afternoons.
1.3 CONNECTIVITY
The University is about 7 Km south of Katra which is the base station of the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine
and is about 35 Km north of Jammu, the winter capital of J&K, overlooking the Jammu- Srinagar
National Highway, is accessible through road, rail and air routes. The nearest railway station is at Katra,
about 20 minutes away, airport is at Jammu about an hour away.
2.0 VISION, MISSION & OBJECTIVES
2.1 VISION
“Establishment of a Scientific & Technical University of Excellence, to nurture young and talented
human resources, for the service of Indian Society & world at large and preserving the integrity and
sanctity of human values.”
2.2 MISSION
“Pursuit of Education, Scholarship and Research and its application to the Society at highest International
levels of excellence.”
2.3 OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the University are:
I. To provide education and training of excellent quality both at UG & PG levels.
II. To ensure that the University achieves and maintains an international standing in both teaching
and research.
III. To promote study and research in new and emerging areas and encourage academic interaction of
the faculty and students at national and international levels.
IV. To encourage close collaboration with industry and facilitate the application of research for
commercial use and for the benefit of society.
3.0 QUALITY POLICY
The Quality Policy of the University is articulated as "Harnessing excellent academic environment
infused with integrity, professionalism and human values for continuous intellectual and personal
development through participative and transparent mechanism.” Every resident of the University is
committed towards ensuring meeting the spirit of the policy. The Directorate Quality Assurance (DQA)
of the University continuously monitors and develops mechanisms for achieving the same.
4.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING ADMISSION PROCESS FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2020-2021 (Year 2020)
M.Sc.
Integrated Program With Exit
(Math, Physics, Biotechnology,
Option after Graduation-
Chemistry, Botany) Ph.D
B.Tech. B. Arch. M. Tech. MBA Math, Physics, Botany,
M.A (English, Philosophy, Program
Chemistry, English,
Sanskrit, Journalism & Mass
Philosophy, Economics, BBA
Communication)
SMVDUEE 2020 online
8th March 8th March 8th March 8th March 8th March 8th March
registration starts
15th May for
Last date for online Admission
26th April 15th June 26th April 20th May 12th June 30th June
Registration based on JEE
Rank
30th May
28th June 20th June
10:00-11:00 (Math & Physics)
for Non-GATE 10:00-11:00 (Physics & Biotech)
2:30-3:30 (Economics &
qualified 2:30-3:30 (Math & Botany)
Botany)
SMVDUEE 2020 + candidates 21st June
2nd May 2nd May 31st May 10th July
(Essay Writing for MBA) (Written Test) + 10:00-11:00 (English)
Interview (for 10:00-11:00 (English &
12:00-1:00 (JMC & Sanskrit)
GATE & Non- Philosophy)
2:30-3:30 (Chemistry &
GATE) 12:00-1:00 (BBA)
Philosophy)
2:30-3:30 (Chemistry)
Question Paper & Answer 3rd May, 7:00
28th June, 7:00 2nd May, 7:00
Key on Website / p.m. / Till 4th 31st May, 7:00 p.m. / Till 1st 21st June, 7:00 p.m. / Till 22 nd
---- p.m. / Till 29th p.m. / Till 3rd -----
Objections to Answer Key, May, 5:00 June, 5:00 p.m. June, 5:00 p.m.
June, 5:00 p.m. May, 5:00 p.m.
if any to be reported by p.m.
Results Announcement 17th May based
7th May 30th June 7th May 3rd June 23rd June
SMVDUEE 2019 on JEE Rank
Last Date for payment of
Fee for Seat Allotted 27th May -- 9th July 15th May 15th June 30th June 2019 14th July
through SMVDUEE
CMAT/MAT Result -- --
Last Date for Filling
29th June for
Application Form for
Admission
Admission to B.Tech. / 26th May
based on
B.Arch. based on JEE
NATA Rank
Main Rank / NATA Rank
Last Date for Filling Fresh
Application Form for
Admission to MBA based 18th May 2019
on MAT/CMAT/CAT
Score
Seat Allotment for B.Tech. 28th May 30th June based
/ B.Arch. based on JEE on NATA
Main Rank / NATA Rank Rank
Essay Writing for MBA &
Counseling/Seat Allotment
for Admission to MBA 25th May
based on MAT/CMAT
Score
Last Date for payment of
Fee for Seat Allotted based
10th June 9th July 4th June
on JEE Rank / MBA based
on MAT/CMAT Score
Last Date for Payment of
9th July 9th July 9th July 9th July 9th July 9th July
Balance Fee
Physical reporting of
candidates for documents 11 -12 July 11 -12 July 11 -12 July 11 -12 July 11 -12 July 11 -12 July
verification
Date of Closure of
Admission through 12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July
SMVDUEE 2019
Admission to hostel
12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July 12th July
accommodation starts
Commencement of
15th July 15th July 15th July 15th July 15th July 15th July 15th July
Semester
Note:
1. Any change in Date/Time will be communicated on the University Website only (www.smvdu.ac.in). All applicants are advised to check Website regularly for
updates.
2. All candidates, who have applied for admission by submitting duly filled Application Form with fee are provisionally eligible for appearing in the Written
Test/Entrance Test for that program. Candidates are required to bring photo ID and originals of all relevant documents for verification at time of Written
Test/Entrance Exam.
3. Wait-listed candidates may be called for admission based on vacancy. Candidates are advised to check University Website for same regularly and for other
updates.
4. All offers for admission will be purely provisional in nature subject to the candidate fulfilling the eligibility criteria, by the specified date as per University rules,
failing which the provisional admission granted will be cancelled.
5. Non-payment of balance fee by candidates by the dates mentioned above will result in cancellation of the provisional admission granted.
6. Date for Reporting of All New Students for Orientation & Registration at University Campus: 15th July 2020 at 10.00 a.m. & Commencement of Classes: 16th
July 2020
7. Academic Rules & Regulations are available on the University Website and it is incumbent upon the candidates granted admission to familiarize themselves
with the same.
8. University reserves the right to increase or not fill all/any seats as displayed in the brochure.
5.0 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA AND SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR
ADMISSION
5.1 Academic Schedule
The Academic Session of the University consists of two regular semesters, i.e., Odd Semester (July-Dec)
and Even Semester (Jan-May). Admissions to all programs are made at the beginning of the Academic
Session except Ph.D. program where students are admitted in both the semesters.
5.2 Application Procedure

a) Applications are invited from candidates for admission to the various UG, PG, and Integrated & Ph.D.
programs in the leading national and local newspapers every year. Admission Brochure can be
downloaded and the Application Form to be filled On-Line from the University website
(www.smvdu.ac.in). The application fee of Rs. 1500/- is to be submitted On-line at the time of
submission of Application Form.
b) Candidates, who have appeared OR are appearing in examination of the final year of their qualifying
degree and where the result of this examination is yet to be declared, can also apply subject to their
meeting other eligibility criteria and having finished their final qualifying examination including viva-
voce, if any, before the date of semester registration (15th July 2020). However, if selected, the
admission granted is purely provisional in nature. Such provisional admission granted is valid till the
time the result of the examination of the final year of their qualifying degree is declared subject to the
condition that this date can’t be beyond 15th September 2020. In case, the result of the examination of
the final year of the qualifying degree of the candidate is declared (maximum time for which is 15 th
September 2020) and at that time the candidate does not meet the eligibility criteria (due to any reason
including lower percentage, backlog, re-evaluation case, non-declaration of any other pending result
etc.) then the provisional admission granted is deemed to be cancelled without any further notice or
grant of any further extension in time. However, for the candidates seeking admission to
B.Tech./B.Arch. / Integrated programs, providing proof of meeting the eligibility criteria latest by the
designated date of physical document verification is mandatory, failing which the offered provisional
admission will be cancelled without any further notice.
c) University reserves the right to enhance or reduce the intake, in each program, as indicated in Section
5.4.
5.3 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Under-Graduate Programs (B.Tech. &

B.Arch.)
For B.Tech.
a) Candidate applying for admission to B. Tech. program through JOSAA/CSAB 2020 must satisfy
the eligibility criteria as per JOSAA/CSAB 2020 guidelines.
b) Candidates applying for admission to B.Tech./B.Arch. program through SMVDU Direct
Counseling (Subject to availability of vacant seats) based on JEE(Main) 2020 Rank (CRL) must
satisfy the eligibility criteria as per JOSAA/CSAB 2020 guidelines except that the minimum
aggregate percentage obtained at 10+2 must be at-least 60% or equivalent CGPA
c) Candidates applying for admission through Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Entrance
Examination-2020 (SMVDUEE-2020) must satisfy the following eligibility criteria:
a. Only those candidates who have passed their Class 12th Exam or any equivalent
qualifying examination in 2018 or 2019; or those who are appearing in their Class 12th
Exam or any equivalent qualifying examination in 2020 are eligible to appear in
SMVDUEE 2020, irrespective of their age. Candidates who passed Class
12th/Qualifying examination in 2017 or before as well as those who will appear in
such examination in 2021 or later are not eligible to appear in SMVDUEE – 2020.
Date of birth, as recorded in the Secondary Education Board/University certificate will
only be considered.
b. Candidates must have taken at least five subjects in class 12th/qualifying examination in
order to be eligible for writing SMVDUEE – 2020 (Physics and Mathematics as
compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/ Technical
Vocational subject). The candidates who have taken less than five subjects in class 12th
/qualifying exam are not permitted to write SMVDUEE-2020 and even if such candidates
appear in SMVDUEE-2020, their provisional admission will be cancelled at any stage.
Candidates must have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in Class 12 th
/qualifying exam or equivalent CGPA and should be qualified in all the courses at 10+2
level.
Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination (10+2 or equivalent) can also apply subject to
condition mentioned in Section 5.2(b).
For B.Arch.:
a) Candidate applying for admission to B. Arch program through JOSAA/CSAB should satisfy the
eligibility criteria as per JOSAA/CSAB 2020 guidelines and Council of Architecture (CoA)
guidelines.
b) Candidates applying for admission to B.Arch. program through SMVDU Direct Counseling
(Subject to availability of vacant seats) based on JEE (Main) 2020 Rank (CRL) (with
Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing Test) must satisfy the eligibility criteria as per
JOSAA/CSAB 2020 guidelines except that the minimum aggregate percentage obtained at 10+2
must be at-least 50% or equivalent CGPA, further the candidate must have obtained at-least 50%
aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. Further, candidates having valid NATA 2020
Score/Rank and having minimum aggregate percentage at 10+2 of at-least 50% or equivalent
CGPA, and having obtained at-least 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematic will
also be eligible for applying for admission to B.Arch. program through SMVDU Direct
Counseling, subject to availability of seats. However, preference will be given to candidates with
valid JEE (Main) 2020 Rank (CRL) (with Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing Test).
Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination (10+2 or equivalent) can also apply subject to
condition mentioned in Section 5.2(b).
5.4 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to M.Tech., MBA, M.Sc., M.A., 5 Year Integrated B.A
(Hons.)/B.Sc.(Hons.)/BBA(Hons.) – M.A.(Hons.)/M.Sc.(Hons.)/MBA Programs with Exit Option after
B.Sc.(Hons.)/B.A.(Hons.)/B.B.A.(Hons.)
Sr. Name of Program Short Name Intake* Eligibility Criteria**

1 Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) As given at Section 5.3
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science &
B.Tech. (CSE) 90
Engineering
Bachelor of Technology in Electronics & Communication
B.Tech. (ECE) 110
Engineering
Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering B.Tech. (ME) 60
Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering B.Tech. (CE) 60
Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering B.Tech. (EE) 30
2 Bachelor of Architecture B.Arch. 40 As given at Section 5.3
Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or
equivalent CGPA in any discipline from a recognized
3 Master of Business Administration MBA 60 University/Institute. Candidates with a valid score in CAT
2019, MAT (Sept 2019, Dec 2019, Feb 2020, May
2020)/CMAT 2020 shall be given preference.
4 Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) in any stream of Biosciences with
Master of Science in Biotechnology M.Sc.(Biotechnology) 40 at-least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA from a
recognized University/ Institution.
Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) in any stream of
Biology/Biosciences with Botany as one of the core subjects
Master of Science in Botany M.Sc.(Botany) 30
and at-least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA from a
recognized University/ Institution.
Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) in any stream with Mathematics
Master of Science in Mathematics M.Sc.(Mathematics) 45 as a core subject with at-least 50% aggregate marks or
equivalent CGPA from a recognized University/ Institution
Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) in any stream with
Physics/Electronics as a subject with at least 50% aggregate
Master of Science in Physics M.Sc.(Physics) 50
marks or equivalent CGPA from recognized University /
Institution.
Graduation (10+2+3 pattern) in any stream of Science with
Master of Science in Chemistry M.Sc.(Chemistry) 30 Chemistry as a core subject and at-least 50% aggregate marks
or equivalent CGPA from a recognized University/ Institution.
5 Master of Arts (M.A.)
Graduate in any stream with English / General English as a
subject and with at least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent
Master of Arts in English M.A. (English) 30
CGPA in qualifying examination from a recognized
university/institution
B.A.(Sanskrit)/Shastri or equivalent with at-least 50%
Master of Arts in Sanskrit M.A. (Sanskrit) 30 aggregate or equivalent CGPA from a recognized
University/Institute
Graduate in any stream with at least 50% aggregate marks or
Master of Arts in Philosophy M.A. (Philosophy) 10 equivalent CGPA in qualifying examination from a recognized
university/institution
Bachelor’s degree in any stream with at-least 50% aggregate
Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication M.A. (JMC) 30 marks or equivalent CGPA from a recognized
5 Year Integrated Program with Exit Option after B.Sc.
6
(Hons.) /B.A. (Hons.) /B.B.A. (Hons.)
Candidate should have passed 10+2 Examination or equivalent
Integrated M.Sc.
Integrated B.Sc. (Honours) Botany - M.Sc.(Botany) 30 with at least 50% aggregate marks with Biology or its allied
Botany
subjects as a course from a recognized board
Integrated B.Sc. (Honours) Mathematics - Integrated M.Sc.
30 with at-least 50% aggregate marks with Mathematics as a
M.Sc.(Mathematics) Mathematics
course from a recognized board
Integrated M.Sc.
Integrated B.Sc. (Honours) Chemistry - M.Sc.(Chemistry) 30 with at-least 50% aggregate marks with Chemistry as a core
Chemistry
course from a recognized board
Integrated M.Sc.
Integrated B.Sc. (Honours) Physics - M.Sc.(Physics) 30 with at-least 50% aggregate marks with Physics &
Physics
Mathematics as a course from a recognized board
Integrated M.A.
Integrated B.A. (Honours) English - M.A.(English) 30 with at-least 50% aggregate marks with English as a course
English
from a recognized board
Integrated M.A. Candidate should have passed 10+2 Examination or equivalent
Integrated B.A. (Honours) Philosophy - M.A.(Philosophy) 30
Philosophy with at-least 50% aggregate marks, from a recognized board
Integrated M.Sc.
Integrated B.Sc. (Honours) Economics - M.Sc.(Economics) 20 with at-least 50% aggregate marks with Science subjects from
Economics
a recognized board
Integrated M.A. with at-least 50% aggregate marks, with
Integrated B.A. (Honours) Economics - M.A.(Economics) 20
Economics Arts/Commerce/Science subjects with at-least one of the
course being Economics/Maths/Statistics as a course, from a
recognized board
Integrated MBA (BBA (Honours) -MBA) Integrated MBA 60
with at-least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized board
7 Master of Technology (M.Tech.)
BE/B.Tech. or Equivalent degree with at-least 50% aggregate
Master of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering M.Tech.(CSE) 18 marks or equivalent CGPA in CSE/ECE/IT discipline from a
recognized University/Institute
BE/B.Tech. or Equivalent degree with at-least 50% aggregate
marks or equivalent CGPA in Electronics / Electronics &
Master of Technology in Electronics & Communication
M.Tech.(ECE) 18 Comm. / App. Elect. / Instrum. & Control/ Elect. & Instrum. /
Engineering
Electrical & Electronics discipline from a recognized
B.E./ B.Tech. with at least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent
Master of Technology in Mechanical Engineering M.Tech.(ME) 18 CGPA in Mechanical/ Production/ Industrial Engineering
discipline from a recognized University/Institute
B.E./ B.Tech. in any stream with at-least 50% aggregate or
Master of Technology in Energy Systems M.Tech.(ES) 18
equivalent CGPA from a recognized University/Institute
As per
available
slots
8 Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D. Detail available at Section 5.5
notified
on
website
* University reserves the right to increase or not fill all/any seats. Few seats are available for Foreign Citizen and NRI / Foreign sponsored category
for which the details are available at Section 5.11
** Candidates, who have appeared OR are appearing in examination of the final year of their qualifying degree and where the result of this
examination is yet to be declared, can also apply subject to their meeting other eligibility criteria and having finished their final qualifying
examination including viva-voce, if any, before the date of semester registration (15th July 2020). However, if selected, the admission granted is
purely provisional in nature. Such provisional admission granted is valid till the time the result of the examination of the final year of their
qualifying degree is declared subject to the condition that this date can’t be beyond 15th September 2020. In case, the result of the examination of
the final year of the qualifying degree of the candidate is declared (maximum time for which is 15 th September 2020) and at that time the candidate
does not meet the eligibility criteria (due to any reason including lower percentage, backlog, re-evaluation case, non-declaration of any other
pending result etc.) then the provisional admission granted is deemed to be cancelled without any further notice or grant of any further extension in
time. However, for the candidates seeking admission to B.Tech./B.Arch. / Integrated programs, providing proof of meeting the eligibility criteria
latest by the designated date of physical document verification is mandatory, failing which the offered provisional admission will be cancelled
without any further notice. (See Section 5.2 (b)). Candidates will also be required to submit an undertaking to the effect as per prescribed format.
Keeping in view the number of applications, etc., individual Schools may set a higher eligibility criterion for short-listing of applicants to be called
for SMVDUEE test/interview/Essay Writing.
5.5 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Ph.D. Program in various Schools
The candidates may apply for admission to Ph.D. program in the following Schools:
Computer Science & Engineering

Electronics and Communication Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Energy Management
Physics Mathematics
Biotechnology Chemistry
Business Economics Philosophy
A candidate for admission to Ph.D. program on Full-Time Registration Basis must have obtained Master's
Degree in Engineering/ Technology/ Sciences/ Management/ Humanities & Social Sciences or in inter-
disciplinary/trans-disciplinary discipline with minimum CGPA of 6.75 on a ten point scale in relative
grading system or minimum CGPA of 6.00 in absolute grading system or 60% marks in aggregate of any
University established by law (In order to encourage inter-disciplinary research, the SRC may also
exercise desired flexibility w.r.t. the qualifying degree of the applicant(s) as found suitable.) or an
equivalent degree from a foreign educational Institution accredited by an Assessment and Accreditation
Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a
law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country for the purpose of assessing,
accrediting or assuring quality and standards of educational institutions. Candidates possessing a Degree
considered equivalent to M.Phil. Degree of an Indian Institution, from a Foreign Educational Institution
accredited by an Assessment and Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by
an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority
in that country for the purpose of assessing, accrediting or assuring quality and standards of educational
institutions, shall be eligible for admission to Ph.D. program. Candidates, who have appeared / are
appearing in their qualifying examination and the results (Regular result) of which are yet to be declared
can also apply as explained at Section 5.2(b). Candidates with MCA degree are not eligible for admission
to the Ph.D. program at School of Computer Science & Engineering.
A candidate applying for admission to Ph.D. program on Full Time Registration basis must have qualified
National level examination such as UGC / CSIR - NET or GATE in concerned discipline or should be
sponsored by a reputed organization where he/she is working. However, candidate(s) who are not
NET/GATE qualified may also apply for admission to Ph.D. program on full-time registration basis for
which they may be considered in case of left over seats. However such candidates shall not be entitled for
any Assistantship from the University.
The University also allows admitted candidates, meeting certain requirements, to register on part-time
basis after admission. Candidates seeking to register on part-time basis, after admission to the Ph.D.
program, must have same minimum academic qualification as required for admission to candidates
applying to Ph.D. program on Full-Time Registration basis. In addition to the general eligibility norms,
all the sponsored candidates & Non-sponsored (Seeking Part-Time Registration) Candidates (except
candidates working as Faculty members in Hr. Education Institutions) shall also have to comply with the
following requirements:
1. Governments employees or employees of PSU or research establishment or private industries
(approved by SRC) with a minimum experience of two years as on date of application will be
eligible for consideration as sponsored candidates & Non-sponsored candidates (Seeking part-
time Registration).
2. All sponsored candidates are required to produce a SPONSORSHIP CERTIFICATE from their
employers on printed letter head to the effect that for the period of his/ her studies for Ph.D., the
candidate would be treated on duty with usual salary and allowances and he/she will be fully
relieved for the period of study for pursuing his/her studies and that the prescribed fee payable by
candidate will be paid by the Sponsor.
3. Non-sponsored candidates, seeking part-time registration, are required to furnish an NOC from
their employer along with Application Form (in the prescribed format) for admission stating that
the candidate is permitted to pursue Ph.D. program at SMVDU and that:
 His/her official duties permit him/her to devote sufficient time for research.
 Facilities for research in the field of study of the candidate are available at the workplace.
(for further details please see University website)
5.6 Selection Criteria for Under-Graduate Programs (B.Tech. / B.Arch.)
For B.Tech.: There are the following three possible methodologies to secure admission into the
B.Tech. program at SMVDU as illustrated below:
1. Through JOSAA/CSAB: The admission will be based on All India Rank (CRL) as secured by
a candidate in JEE (Main) - 2020. The counselling for admissions and subsequent allotment of
seats shall be done by JOSAA/CSAB. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer
www.jeemain.nic.in and www.csab.nic.in / www.josaa.nic.in .
2. Through SMVDUEE-2020: To be conducted at various centers in selected cities of the country
tentatively as per schedule in Table at Section 4. The online counselling shall be conducted by the
University and allotment of seats shall be done on the basis of merit rank order of the candidates
in SMVDUEE-2020. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer Section 5.3. The allotment of
seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility criteria as
explained at Section 5.3 & Section 5.2(b).
3. Direct Counselling based on JEE (Main)-2020 Rank (CRL)- Seats will also be filled through
Direct Counselling to be conducted by the University on the basis of applications received from
candidates and allotment of seats will be based on the All India Rank (CRL) of the candidates
secured in JEE (Main)-2020. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer please refer Section
5.3 / https://jeemain.nic.in . The allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the
candidate meeting the eligibility criteria as explained at Section 5.3 & Section 5.2(b).
For B.Arch.: There are the following two possible methodologies to secure admission into the B.Arch.
program at SMVDU as illustrated below:
1. Through JOSAA/CSAB: The admission will be based on All India Rank (CRL) as secured by
a candidate in JEE (Main) 2020 (with Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing Test). The counselling
for admissions and subsequent allotment of seats shall be done by Central Seat Allocation Board.
For detailed eligibility conditions please refer www.jeemain.nic.in and www.csab.nic.in /
www.josaa.nic.in .
2. Direct Counselling based on JEE (Main)-2020 Rank (CRL)- Paper-2- Seats will also be filled
through Direct Counselling to be conducted by the University on the basis of applications
received from candidates and allotment of seats will be based on the All India Rank (CRL) of
the candidates secured in JEE (Main)-2020 (with Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing Test). For
detailed eligibility conditions please refer please refer Section 5.3 / https://jeemain.nic.in . The
allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility
criteria as explained at Section 5.3 above. Further, candidates having valid NATA 2020 Score
will also be eligible for applying for admission to B.Arch. program through SMVDU Direct
Counseling. However, preference will be given to candidates with valid JEE (Main) 2020 (with
Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing Test) Rank (CRL).
3. The allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility
criteria as explained at Section 5.3 & Section 5.2(b).
5.7 Selection Criteria for Post-Graduate Programs M.Tech.(Computer Sc. &

Engineering (CSE), Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE),
Mechanical Engineering(ME), Energy Systems (ES))
For M.Tech.(CSE, ECE & ME): There are the following three possible methodologies to secure
admission into the M.Tech.(CSE, ECE & ME) program at SMVDU as illustrated below:
1. Through CCMT 2020: The admission will be based on Rank as secured by a candidate in
CCMT – 2020. The counselling for admissions and subsequent allotment of seats shall be done
by CCMT. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer https://ccmt.nic.in .
2. Direct Counselling by SMVDU based on valid GATE Score: Seats will also be filled through
candidates and allotment of seats will be based on valid GATE score and Interview. For detailed
eligibility conditions please refer please refer Section 5.4. The allotment of seats shall be done
provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility criteria as explained at Section 5.4
& Section 5.2(b).
tentatively as per schedule in Table at Section 4. The online counselling shall be conducted by the
University and allotment of seats shall be done on the basis of merit rank order of the candidates
in SMVDUEE-2020. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer please refer Section 5.4. The
allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility
Preference shall be given to candidates admitted through CCMT 2020 followed by candidates
admitted through Direct Counseling based on valid GATE score
For M.Tech.(Energy Systems): There are the following two possible methodologies to secure
admission into the M.Tech.(ES) program at SMVDU as illustrated below:
1. Direct Counselling based on valid GATE Score: Seats will be filled through Direct
Counselling to be conducted by the University on the basis of applications received from
candidates and allotment of seats will be based on valid GATE score and Interview.
2. Through SMVDUEE-2020: To be conducted at various centers in selected cities of the country as per
schedule in Table at Section 4. The online counselling shall be conducted by the University and allotment
of seats shall be done on the basis of merit rank order of the candidates in SMVDUEE-2020. For detailed
eligibility conditions please refer Section 5.4. Preference will be given to GATE qualified candidates
with valid GATE score.
5.8 Selection Criteria for Post-Graduate Programs M.Sc.(Biotechnology,

Mathematics, Physics, Botany, Chemistry) & M.B.A., M.A.(English,
Philosophy, Sanskrit, Journalism & Mass Communication) & Five Year
Integrated Programs With exit Option after Graduation
For M.Sc.(Physics, Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry, Biotechnology); M.A.(English, Philosophy,

Sanskrit, Journalism & Mass Communication) & Five Years Integrated programs with Exit option
after B.Sc.(Hons.)/B.A.(Hons.)/BBA(Hons.):
The admission to M.Sc., M.A. & various 5 Years Integrated programs shall be conducted
through SMVDUEE-2020 to be conducted at various centers in selected cities of the country as
per schedule in Table at Section 4. The online counselling shall be conducted by the University
and allotment of seats shall be done on the basis of merit rank order of the candidates in
SMVDUEE-2020. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer Section 5.4. The allotment of
seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility criteria as
explained at Section 5.4 & Section 5.2(b).
The candidate having qualified JAM shall be exempted from appearing in SMVDUEE 2020 Test
and shall be given preference in admission and their merit list shall be on the basis of rank of
JAM.
For MBA: There are the following two possible methodologies to secure admission into the MBA
program at SMVDU as illustrated below:
1. Direct Counselling based on valid MAT/CMAT/CAT Score: Seats will also be filled through
candidates and allotment of seats will be based on valid MAT/CMAT/CAT score and Group
Discussion/Personal Interview/Essay Writing etc. as may be decided by the Admission
Committee. The allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting
the eligibility criteria as explained at Section 5.4 & Section 5.2(b).

as per schedule in table at Section 4. The online counselling shall be conducted by the University
and allotment of seats shall be done on the basis of merit rank order of the candidates in
SMVDUEE-2019 and Group Discussion/Personal Interview/Essay Writing etc. as may be
decided by the Admission Committee. For detailed eligibility conditions please refer Section 5.4.
The allotment of seats shall be done provisionally, subject to the candidate meeting the eligibility
5.9 Selection Criteria for Ph.D.
The eligible candidates short-listed for the admission process to Ph.D. program in each School will
undergo the following selection procedure for admission:
A. The short-listing of applications for the purpose of admission test/interview shall be done by the
concerned School Research Committee (SRC).
B. Ph.D. students shall be required to go through an Entrance Test conducted by the SRC of the
School. Candidates who have qualified UGC-NET (including JRF)/UGC-CSIR NET (including
JRF)/SLET/GATE/teacher-fellowship holder or have passed M.Phil. program may be exempted
from appearing for the written test.
C. An Entrance Test (Written Test) shall be qualifying in nature with qualifying marks as 50%. The
syllabus of the Entrance Test shall consist of 50% of research methodology and 50% shall be
subject specific. The candidates who qualify the Written Test will be required to appear for an
interview/viva-voce to be conducted by SRC where the candidates are required to discuss their
research interest/area through a presentation before a SRC. The interview/viva voce shall also
consider the following aspects, viz. whether:
 The candidate possesses the competence for the proposed research;
 The research work can be suitably undertaken at the University/Faculty/School/School;
 The proposed area of research can contribute to new/additional knowledge.
D. SRC may choose criteria, higher than eligibility criteria, for short-listing of applicants for the
selection procedure.
E. Preference will be given to GATE/NET qualified candidates.
University reserves the right to increase or not fill all/any seats as displayed in the brochure.
5.10 Admission under NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats

5% seats (included in the total intake) in B.Tech., M.Tech. & MBA programs and 10% in other programs
(additional to the prescribed intake) shall be filled on merit through NRI/Foreign sponsored candidates by
way of payment of the prescribed fee in USD. In case of lesser number of applicants/admissions of such
sponsored candidates, the remaining seats may be offered to the National applicants (general candidates)
as per general merit. However, general fees shall be applicable to these candidates thus admitted against
vacant NRI seats.
5.10.1 Mode of Selection (NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats)

The admission shall be based on the merit of the students in relevant qualifying exams. Further
details can be seen on the University Website.
5.10.2 Fee & Other Charges (NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats)

An amount USD 6000 per annum and USD 3000 for the last odd semester shall be charged
towards tuition fee for all the UG, PG, and Integrated Degree Programs offered by the
University. Other components of the fee structures will remain the same as for all other
students.
5.11 Lateral Entry to B.Tech. Program
Provision for lateral entry to the 2nd Year of B.Tech. program is available and the details are given below.
5.11.1 Lateral Entry in B.Tech. Program based on Migration

In case, a candidate who is already pursuing B.Tech./B.E. program in an institution where he
was admitted based on his/her rank of JEE (Main) 2019 (CRL), wishes to seek admission in the
same program at SMVDU then, subject to availability of vacancies, he/she could be considered
for admission, as case of ‘Migration from Another University/Institute to SMVDU’, provided
he/she is able to get ‘No Objection Certificate’ and ‘Migration Certificate’ from his/her last
attended University/Institute and should have cleared the 1st year exam without any backlog
and with a minimum or 60% of marks or CGPA of 6.75 (on relative grading system) or CGPA
of 6.00 (in case of absolute grading system).
The admission shall be given, as per availability of seats in a particular program and subject to
the admission mechanism to be notified separately. Such student may have to clear additional
courses, if so prescribed by the School in which admission is being granted. The courses that
would need to be taken for credit/Audit (including NSS etc.) by each such student shall be
determined by the concerned School’s Academic Affairs Committee, keeping in view the
courses not credited/audited by the student admitted under the Lateral Entry Scheme. The
student seeking admission on Lateral Entry basis will be considered for admission to the same
program in which he/she has completed 1st Year of Study. Further details can be seen on the
University Website.
5.11.2 Lateral Entry in B.Tech. Program for Diploma / B.Sc. Students

For being eligible to seek lateral entry at the 2nd year i.e. 3rd semester level, a candidate must
have passed the Diploma in Engineering from an AICTE approved Institution in the relevant
branch with a minimum of 60% in aggregate. Only those candidates who fulfill these conditions
would be eligible for appearing in the Entrance Test to be conducted by the University for
Selection of Diploma Holders for Lateral Entry to B.Tech. Degree program in the relevant
discipline. Further details can be seen on the University Website.
5.12 Admission to B.Sc. (Nursing) Program

Shri Mata Vaishno Devi College of Nursing, an affiliated college of the university, offers 4 years Full
time B.Sc. (Nursing) Program. For details contact: [email protected]
5.13 Residential Requirement

University is fully residential in nature and all students are required to stay at the campus for which hostel
and mess facilities are provided to the students. However, for the students admitted to the
M.A.(Philosophy) & M.A.(Sanskrit) program, from Session 2020-21 onwards, it shall not be a mandatory
requirement to stay in University Hostel(s) and avail the Mess facility. However, the students shall be
required to attend the classes regularly and the University shall not provide transport facility to the
students.
Further, for the students residing within 10Kms. of the university campus, it shall not be mandatory to
reside on the campus and avail the mess facility. However, such students shall be required to attend the
classes regularly and the University shall provide no transport facility to these students. Students
claiming this exemption shall be required to submit an application seeking exemption along with proof of
residence (AADHAR Card) to the Dean of Students’ Welfare through Head of School and Dean of
Faculty with their recommendation. The office of Dean of Students’ Welfare shall recommend the case,
after suitable check, for approval of Competent Authority and issue the necessary orders after approval.
5.14 Reservation of Seats for Persons with Disabilities

5% Seats are reserved for Persons with disabilities under Equal opportunities, Protection of rights & Full
participation) Act, 1995. Details can be obtained from Admission Office.
5.15 Availability of Seats for Children of Martyrs

Relaxation/Fee Concession in admissions to various programs to the extent of 2% for Children of Martyrs
of Defense forces (under the administrative control of Ministry of Defense, Govt. of India) and Central
Armed Police Forces (under the administrative control of Ministry of home affairs, Govt. of India), is
available. However, candidates must meet minimum eligibility criteria for admissions as notified by the
university.
6.0 CONFIRMATION OF ADMISSION & FEE
6.1 Procedure for Confirmation of Admission
6.1.1 For Admission to B.Tech. & B.Arch. Programs
For students admitted through SMVDUEE 2020 or Direct Counseling (based on JEE Main
Rank) -Each selected candidate will be required to deposit the fee, as per schedule mentioned in
the admission offer letter/admission notification, by the last date failing which the offer for
provisional admission will be cancelled without any further notice.
For students admitted through JOSAA/CSAB- At the time of admission such students will be
required to pay the Annual Fee+ Semester Tuition Fee + Hostel Fee + One Time Charges
(Admission Fee) + Security Deposit. The Mess Fee will be paid prior to Semester Registration
while the Semester Tuition Fee for next semester will be paid prior to the Semester Registration for
the next semester. The counseling fee paid to JOSAA/CSAB will be deducted as applicable.
Students awarded scholarship in form of Tuition Fee Waiver by the university will not be required
to pay the Semester Tuition Fee at the time of admission.
In all cases of cancellation of admission, the fee refund rules as mentioned in 6.4 shall be
applicable.
6.1.2 For Admission to all other Programs

6.1.2.1 Admission Process after Selection in Normal Rounds (Except
B.Tech., B.Arch. & Ph.D.)
Each selected candidate will be required to deposit the fee, as per schedule mentioned in the
admission offer letter/admission notification, by the last date failing which the offer for provisional
admission will be cancelled without any further notice.
In case where the fee has been deposited by the candidate at the time when the candidate’s
result of qualifying examination is awaited and subsequently on declaration of regular result,
the candidate is unable to meet the eligibility criteria, the whole fee deposited shall be
refunded to the candidate after deduction of Rs. 1000/-, provided that the candidate had
obtained 60% or more in the pre-final year of the qualifying degree.
In all other cases of cancellation of admission, the fee refund rules as mentioned in Section 6.4
shall be applicable.
6.2 Fee Structure
Tentative fee Structure for various Academic Programs of the University for the Students admitted in the
Academic session 2020-2021 is as given below:
*Tentative Fee Structure for Students Admitted in Academic Session 2020-2021 (in Rs.)
S. Program Annual Annual One Time Security Hostel Mess
No. Tuition Fee Fee*** Charges Deposit Charges Charges
**
B.Tech. (All Streams) & B.
1 Arch.
132000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
2 M.Tech. (All Streams) 66000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000

3 M.Sc.(Mathematics) 44000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
4 M.Sc.(Biotechnology) 55000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
M.Sc.(Botany) 50000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
M.Sc.(Chemistry) 50000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
M.Sc.(Physics) 55000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
5 M.A.(English) 44000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
M.A.(Philosophy) &
10000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
M.A.(Sanskrit)
M.A. (Journalism & Mass
30000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
Communication)
6 MBA 165000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.)
7 Botany-M.Sc.(Botany)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
50000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.) Math-
8 M.Sc.(Mathematics)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
40000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
9 Physics-M.Sc.(Physics)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
50000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
10 Chemistry-M.Sc.(Chemistry)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
50000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
11 Economics-M.Sc.(Economics)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
60000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
Integrated B.A. (Hons.)
12 Economics-M.A.(Economics)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
60000 for
last 02 years
Rs. 20,000
for 1st three
Integrated B.A. (Hons.) English-
13 M.A.(English)
Years Rs. 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
40000 for
last 02 years
Integrated B.A. (Hons.)
14 Philosophy-M.A.(Philosophy)
Rs. 10,000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
Rs. 60,000
for 1st three
years and
15 Integrated B.B.A. MBA
Rs. 1,00,000
17000 10750 10000 20000 24000
for last 02
Years
16. Ph.D. … 72000 10750 10000 20000 24000
**Mess Charge is likely to change. Final Mess Charge for Session 2020-2021 will be notified separately
before Semester Registration.
*** Rs. 2000/- per year (included in Annual Fee) is the tentative premium to be paid towards Medical
Insurance. Amount is tentative and final amount will be intimated at the time of Semester Registration.
NOTE: The Annual Mess Charges of Rs. 24,000 (provisional and subject to change) shall have to be
paid separately at the time of Admission/Registration. The mess charges may change as per the system
adopted by the University from time to time. The Annual fee payable including the Hostel Charges shall
have to be paid in one lump at the time of Admission. The University doesn’t charge any other fee apart
from those notified on the website. The above Fee Structure may be subject to an increase as may be
decided upon by the University Authorities.
6.3 Mode of Fee Payment

Payment of fee can only be done digitally by logging-on to your dashboard on www.smvdu.ac.in .
After logging on to your dashboard the following two methodologies for paying the fee are available:
6.3.1 By Credit Card / Debit Card / Net-banking

Fees can be paid using Credit Card / Debit Card / Net banking after logging on to your dashboard
on the university website www.smvdu.ac.in using one of the Internet Payment Gateway available.
6.3.2 By E-Challan
Fee can also be paid by first generating an E-Challan after logging on to your dashboard. After
generating the E-Challan the same is to be printed and taken to any branch of J&K Bank where fee
can be deposited using cash against this E-Challan.
6.4 Fee Refund Rules
Cancellation of admission for all Programs shall be governed by the rules as given below:
1. If a student chooses to withdraw from the program of study in which he/she is enrolled, the institution
concerned shall follow the following five-tier system for the refund of fees* remitted by the student.
Sr. No Percentage of Refund Point of time when notice of withdrawal of admission is

of Aggregate fees* received in HEIs
1 100% 15 days before the formally-notified last date of admission
Less than 15 days before the formally notified last date of
2 90%
admission
15 days OR less after the formally-notified last date of
3 80%
admission
30 days OR less but more than 15 days, after formally-notified
4 50%
last date of admission
5 00% More than 30 days after formally notified last date of admission
*(Inclusive of course fees ( Annual Tuition fee) and non-tuition fees (Annual Fee; One time Charges & Hostel Charges) but
exclusive of Security deposit) Mess Fee shall be deducted on pro-rata basis.
In case of (1) in the table above, the University shall deduct an amount not more than 5% of the fees paid by the
student, subject to a maximum of Rs. 5,000/- as processing charges from the refundable amount.
General Guidelines
a) University shall normally refund the amount due within a period of three months from the date of
receipt of application by the concerned section for the same. Refund shall not be treated as a
matter of right however the same shall be done only after the student applies for the same on a
prescribed format and the case is processed as per the rules in vogue.
b) A room shall be treated as occupied in case the student has been allotted the same in the hostel
although the student may not have occupied the same physically
c) These rules apply to refund cases of fresh admissions only.
d) In case of appearance of any discrepancy or objection that may be raised by the claimant, the
decision of Vice Chancellor shall be final and binding.
Recovery of Scholarship shall be done, in case a newly admitted student cancels his/her admission in
the period between Minor-I exam of 1st semester and before commencement of 4th semester. In such case
only security fee shall be refunded besides Mess charges on pro-rata basis”. However, if the student
cancels his/her admission after 4th semester than no recovery shall be made.
7.0 SCHOLARSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS & AWARDS

7.1 For UG & PG Programs
The University has initiated Student Merit cum Means Scholarship Scheme (SMMSS) to inculcate work
culture and competitive spirit among the students. Under SMMSS, the University provides financial
assistance in terms of semester tuition fee waiver & Hostel Fee waiver, ranging from 10% to 100% on the
basis of merit during the semester to the top 10% meritorious students in various professional disciplines.
The Head of the concerned School shall engage the awardees of SMMSS in various activities of the
School such as Laboratory/Library related work or other such work as may be approved for the purpose.
The program is valid for one semester only and the student will have to remain in the top 10% with a
SGPA of not less than 8.50 in order to be eligible for receiving the same in the next semester. The
program is a continuous feature of the varsity's academic curriculum. All continuing students [UG/PG]
shall have to secure a minimum SGPA of 8.50 in the preceding semester to become eligible for the award
of scholarship under SMMSS scheme for all subsequent semesters under the SMMSS Scheme.
The university is also offering a Special Scholarship Scheme (2010-2021) to meritorious students at
time of Admission, as given below:
Name of Program: B.Tech.
Eligibility for Scholarship Scholarship Payable
Up-to 30,000 AIR(CRL) in JEE (Mains) Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 05 semesters
Examination
Above 30,000 & up-to 50,000 AIR(CRL) in JEE Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 04 semesters
(Mains) Examination
Above 50,000 & up-to 1,00,000 AIR(CRL) in JEE Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 03 semesters
(Mains) Examination
Name of Program: B.Arch
Up-to 500 AIR(CRL) in JEE (Mains) examination Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 05 semesters
Above 500 & up-to 1500 AIR(CRL) in JEE Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 04 semesters
(Mains) examination
Above 1500 & up-to 3000 AIR(CRL) in JEE Full Tuition Fee waiver for first 03 semesters
(Mains) examination
Name of Program: MBA
Above 90 percentile in MAT/CMAT Full Tuition Fee waiver for 01st year & 50%
Tuition Fee waiver for 2nd Year
85 to 90 percentile in MAT/CMAT Full Tuition Fee waiver for 01st year
80 to 85 percentile in MAT/CMAT 50% Tuition Fee waiver for 01st year
The student has to maintain a minimum CGPA of 7.50 with no backlogs in each semester for
continuation of scholarship in all above cases.
Recovery of Scholarship shall be done, in case a newly admitted student cancels his/her admission in
the period between Minor-I exam of 1st semester and before commencement of 4th semester. In such case
only security fee shall be refunded besides Mess charges on pro-rata basis”. However, if the student
cancels his/her admission after 4th semester than no recovery shall be made.
However, in case the scholarship is from a funding agency besides the University, then the norms of the
funding agency will be given precedence, if available.
A student who comes from a very poor background and secures a CGPA of 9.0 and above shall be given
100% assistance. However, applicants of SMMSS under 'Poor Background' shall have to provide proof of
their monthly income as on date, so as to ascertain their eligibility under the above scheme. Only,
candidates having family gross annual income of Rs. 2,00,000/- (Two Lacs only) or below, shall be
considered hailing from 'Poor Background'. For becoming eligible for assistantship under SMMSS,
student awardees shall have to maintain highest CGPA besides no loss of the registered credits to receive
the benefits of the scheme on a continuous basis.
Note: The details of SMMSS Scheme can be obtained from the Head of the concerned School.
Scholarship Scheme for Meritorious Girl Students “Shakti” is also available, the details of which can be seen
on the university website
7.2 For M. Tech. Program

Based on the valid GATE score, 18 students in each stream of M. Tech. Program (CSE, ECE, ME) shall
be eligible for monthly assistantship from AICTE as per the current norms of AICTE. The admitted
students shall be required to complete the process of applying for Assistantship to AICTE and failure to
do so or denying of Assistantship by AICTE on any grounds shall be attributable to the student and the
university shall not be liable for same. All such students shall be required to render 8 hours per week of
academic support for the concerned School.
For the students of M.Tech.(Energy Systems) program, the Assistantship shall be provided by the
MNRE/University on same guidelines as per MNRE/AICTE/University norms.
7.3 For Ph.D. Students

UGC-NET/GATE qualified Ph.D. students of SMVDU, eligible for registering on full-time basis, shall be
eligible for an Assistantship of Rs.25,000/- per month for first two years and Rs. 28,000/- per month for
next one year along with a contingency of Rs. 12,000/- per year for the initial two years and a total of Rs.
25,000/- for the third year or till the time he/she submits the Ph.D. thesis, subject to the rules and
regulations in this context. The Student shall be required to render 10 hours per week of academic support
for the School/Faculty/University. This will be outside his/her normal academic work. The Assistantship
will continue subject to his/her satisfactory academic performance, defined by minimum SGPA of 7.50 in
the preceding semester and/or his/her satisfactory performance in the Comprehensive Examinations,
Research work and discharge of responsibilities assigned under the Assistantship scheme. The maximum
period of the Assistantship will be 3 years for the Ph.D. program extendable by one more year subject to
review of performance by the DSRC of the concerned Ph.D. Student through SRC and on the approval of
the Vice Chancellor.
7.4 Awards
The University awards the following medals/certificate to the graduating students:

Chancellor’s Gold Medal
Vice Chancellor’s Gold Medal
University Gold Medal
Certificate of Distinction (with a cash prize of Rs. 10,000/-)
Infosys Foundation Prize for Excellence (Certificate with Rs. 5,000/-).
SMVD Shrine Board Gold Medal (Certificate with Rs. 50,000/-).
SMVD Shrine Board Medal for Best Girl Student (Certificate with Rs. 50,000/-).
Criteria for award of these medals/certificates are available on the University Website.
8.0 ACADEMIC FRAMEWORK

SMVDU has five Faculties namely: Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Science
& Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences and Faculty of Nursing. Each Faculty has several constituent
Schools /School in specialized areas within the Faculties. This set-up facilitates inter-disciplinary inputs,
co-operation and activities.
Faculty of Engineering
School of Computer Science & Engineering
School of Electronics & Communication Engineering
School of Mechanical Engineering
School of Architecture & Landscape Design
School of Energy Management
School of Civil Engineering
School of Electrical Engineering
School of Food Technology
Faculty of Management
School of Business
School of Economics
Faculty of Sciences
School of Physics
School of Mathematics
School of Biotechnology
School of Chemistry
School of Botany
Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

School of Languages & Literature
School of Philosophy & Culture
School of Vedic Studies
School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Faculty of Nursing
9.0 INFRASTRUCTURE, SERVICES & AMENITIES
9.1 Infrastructure
Spatial Organization
The University campus has been distributed in the following zones along the Shrine axis:
I. Residential
II. Academic
III. Administrative
IV. Hostel and Sports
Residential Zone
The residential area is located in the southern most portion of the campus and is provided with a lovely
fountain, lawns, gardens and a loop road with flowering trees. The University provides residential
accommodation to faculty and other employees. The accommodation is available in the form of Duplex
houses or apartments. A Guest House with catering facility is located in the residential zone to facilitate
University guests. The Girl’s Hostel, “Vaishnavi”, is also located within this area.
Academic Zone
Academic area consists of buildings other than Central Library, which house the various Schools and their
class-rooms, Lecture Theaters, Conference Rooms, Laboratories, Design Studios, and Reference Libraries
etc. All the buildings are interconnected and have open interactive spaces. Adjacent to these are the
building complex for Central Work Shop and Central Library
Administrative Zone
The administrative zone lies close to the academic zone and the average walking distance between the
academic and residential zones is about five minutes only. The administrative block contains offices for
the Vice Chancellor, Registrar, Academics & Research, Student Affairs, Establishment, Finance,
Engineering, Security, Media Cell, Legal Wing etc. A centrally air-conditioned, state of the art
Auditorium with seating capacity for 1000 persons is also located in this area.
Hostel Zone
Boy’s hostels with single, double and triple seated accommodation are located at one end of the Shrine
Axis so that the walking distance to the Schools is about 3 to 5 minutes. Dining facilities managed by the
students (Mess Committees) are available in all the hostels.
9.2 Services & Amenities

9.2.1 Internet Connectivity & Related Facilities
Network Centre plays a pivotal role in providing the network and Internet services across the Campus
with 24x7 availability throughout the campus including all offices, laboratories, classrooms, hostels
and residences. Uninterrupted high speed Internet services are provided in SMVDU campus from 1
Gbps Internet leased line link from BSNL under NMEICT. SMVDU is connected to the National
Knowledge Network (NKN) which provides connectivity to all Universities in India including IITs,
IISCs, NITs, etc. Network Centre provides individual e-mail accounts for each student, faculty and staff
member of the university. The network and internet services of the SMVD UnivNet are backed by state-
of-the-art hardware (including multiple types of Servers, Switches, Firewall), Fiber Optic Cable based
network and latest application software.
9.2.2 Central Library

Central Library is a specialized technical library. Various sections of the Central Library are Acquisition
Section, Technical Section, Circulation Section, Reference Section, Periodical Section Book Bank
Section, Digital Library, Reading Section, Photocopy Section and Education@UK Centre. The Central
Library collection encompasses Management, Economics, Engineering, Architecture, Sciences,
Philosophy, Culture, Religion, English, Dogri and Hindi Literature.
All the students and employees of the University are eligible for membership of the library. The
registered members are issued bar-coded library identity cards. The categories of library members are
Students; Faculty members; Staff members, and Research Scholars. The library is equipped with an
Integrated Library Management software package – e-Granthalya - with all the modules for the library
housekeeping operations. Users can find the latest additions of books and periodicals in the library, status
of books (issued/on-shelf) and can check the account overdue against the borrower. Using e-granthalya
OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue), users can search the Library Online Catalogue by Author, Title,
Subject, and Keywords. One can also search or check the same on Internet through WebOPAC with the
help of e-Granthalya software. Library catalogue is automated and fully indexed. The catalogue can be
browsed and searched by author, titles, and subject/keywords. The entire Library collection is Bar-coded.
The Bar-coded Library cards are issued to the members in order to avail the library facilities.
Library also provides wide access to its users to online periodicals & various online information resources
through the Digital Library equipped with enabled computer room. Virtual Digital Library through
University webpage gives access to various online reference resources including Open Access Journals.
Reprographic facilities are also available within the Library premises. Library also provides Current
Awareness Services & is involved in Selective Dissemination of Information. In order to get books on
loan basis (ILL) reprints of journal articles on request is possible through DELNET (Developing Library
Network). One can also find out the books or journals available in various libraries in India with the help
of Union Catalogue of DELNET and online reprint request facility is also possible by user through
JCCC(J-Gate Custom Content for Consortium) of which library is also a member.
Library is also a member of INDEST-AICTE Consortium for subscribing to access online journals in the
field of Engineering, Management, Sciences and Humanities. Through INDEST Consortium, Library has
subscription based online access to various publisher journals. Besides, the library also subscribes various
renowned publishers’ resources. The library is also part of Shodhganga, National Digital Library (NDL).
Library also facilitates anti-plagiarism through latest software.
9.2.3 Telecommunications
To facilitate the telecommunication needs of the University a state of start 4000 V2.0E simplex IP ready
Siemens communication server has been installed. Facilities including online request interface, 576
Analog Extension’s (Expandable up to 1392 Extensions), 24 Digital Extensions, 32 trunk lines with CLIP
facility on each extension. Locking/unlocking, DND, calls Pickup, Call forwarding, Polarity Reversal;
add on conference (3-Party) are provided through the EPBAX system round the clock. The section is also
looking after the GSM (Voice & Data) services in the campus. Coverage on wheel (COW) facility of
AIRTEL (2G/3G to be upgraded to 4G) and Reliance JIO (4G) for providing seamless coverage in the
university campus has been provided. All offices, sections, hostels and residences are connected with the
EPABX system through underground cable. Telecom section also enables the students in procuring
mobile cell connections.
9.2.4 Medical Aid Centre

The University Medical Aid Centre provides medical services to all the employees and students of the
University. The Medical Aid Centre extends facilities for the health care to the residents; services are also
extended to all the inhabitants of the University, nearby villages, CRPF Camp Personals and DPS
students. A well equipped clinical laboratory with Semi Auto Analyzer is functional in Medical Aid
Centre. Ambulance facility is available for referring the patients to GMC Jammu/ ASCOMS Sidhra/
SMVDNSH Kakryal/CHC Katra hospital in case of emergency. Under Border Cluster scheme, on every
fourth Wednesday of the month, a team of qualified personals of Health School visit the campus to
provide free of cost immunization. Separate wards for male and female indoor patients are available.
9.2.5 Hostels
Office of Dean of Students Welfare is responsible for Hostel administration, welfare, conduct, discipline,
health of students, fee concessions and making students’ stay comfortable on the campus. Separate
Boys‘and Girls’ Hostels are provided for the comfortable stay. There is Hostel Working Committee at the
Hostel level which is composed of Warden, Hostel Secretary, Mess Secretary, Sports Secretary, Cultural
Secretary, Maintenance Secretary and other representatives.
The committee is responsible to ensure smooth, healthy and active pattern of life in each hostel. For
operational convenience, the Hostel Working Committee has an Executive Committee and four Sub-
Committees namely Mess Committee, House Maintenance and Cleanliness Committee, Common Room
Committee and Hostel Honours Committee. Hostel Rules & other details are provided in Hostel Residents
Guide Book. The catering services for the students, faculty and staff have been outsourced and are being
rendered by a contractor in the boys‘and girls’ hostels, besides this canteens and cafe are also located on
the campus.
9.3 Training & Placement

University has a fully fledged Training & Placement cell consisting of Chairman Placements, Vice
Chairman Placements, Faculty Coordinators, Student Coordinators, and a T&P Officer. The Training &
Placement Cell assists in Summer Training/Internship and Campus Placements for the graduating
students at SMVDU. Aside from inviting companies to visit the campus for placements, the T&P Cell
actively interacts with each School to continuously provide opportunities to students to improve upon
their Soft-Skills including preparation for interviews & Group discussions, public speaking, business
communication and other aspects of personality development.
Training & Placement Officials and the Volunteers provide assistance to the recruiters for Pre-placement
Discussions, conducting Tests & Interviews and arranging for excellent hospitality for the Campus hiring
Team. The Hospitality and the functioning of the Placement Cell at SMVDU is applauded and well
received by the visiting recruiters every year. Our main recruiters are TATA Consultancy Services (TCS),
HCL, Wipro Technologies, Capegemini, Orange, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Co., Bharti Airtel, ITC, ,
Cipla Ltd., CMIE, DHLF Pramerica Life Insurance Company, Eli Lily & Company Ltd, Indian Navy,
Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Fujitsu India Ltd, Genaxy, Grail Research, Greyb, IBM, Tata Tele
Services Ltd., L & T Infotech, Trident, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd., ICICI Bank Ltd,
ICICI Lombard, Bosch Ltd., Water Health India Pvt. Ltd., SBI Life Insurance Company Ltd., Mahindra
Logistics, HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co. Ltd., Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages Ltd., India Infoline
Ltd., India Mart, Invitro International Pvt. Ltd., ITC Ltd., Kotak Securities, Liliput Kidswears Ltd., M
Phasis, Nahar Group, Nestle India, NIIT Ltd., Orange Business Services, Sasken Communication
Technologies Ltd. etc.
10.0 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
10.1 SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES
Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta, M.Tech., Ph.D State-of-the-art laboratories equipped with latest
Phone: 01991-285524 Ext.: 2306 configuration 210 Computer Systems are
Email: [email protected] available to ensure that the students get complete
and updated facilities. The following labs exist
FACULTY MEMBERS in the school:
1. Dr Baij Nath Kaushik, Ph.D  DBMS Lab
2. Dr. Manoj Kr Gupta, Ph.D  Project Lab
3. Dr. Ajay Kaul, Ph.D.  Programming Lab
4. Mr. Anuj Mahajan, M.Tech.  Operating Systems Lab
5. Mr. Deo Prakash, M.Tech.  Basic Computing Lab
6. Mr. Manoj Kumar Verma, M. Tech.  Internet Lab
Advanced Software tools including:
7. Dr. Naveen Kumar Gondhi, Ph.D.
 Visual Studio Dot Net Framework
8. Ms. Pooja Sharma, B.E, M.B.A.
 Microsoft Visio
9. Dr. Sakshi Arora, Ph.D.
 Oracle 11i
10. Mr. Sanjay Sharma, M. Tech.  Rational Rose Architect
11. Ms. Sonika Gupta, M.C.A.  Netsim
12. Mr. Sudesh Kumar, M.E.  Matlab 2017b
13. Dr. Sunanda Gupta, Ph.D.
14. Dr. Abhishek Gupta, Ph.D SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
15. Mr. Alex Joseph, M.Tech.
16. Ms. Monia, M.Tech.  Project Based learning.
 Quizzes and Mock Tests for better
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Understanding of the concepts taught.
1. B.Tech. (Computer Science &  Industry-based training on latest software’s
Engineering) like IBM rational rose, EMC control centers
2. M.Tech. (Computer Science & and NetSim.
Engineering)  Use of ERP system for interactive learning
3. Ph.D.
THRUST AREAS
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
1. B.Tech: As mentioned in Section 5.3 Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data
2. M.Tech: mentioned at Section 5.4 Mining, Wireless and Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks,
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.5 Network Security, Optimization and Genetic
Algorithms, Image Processing and Recognition,
SELECTION CRITERIA Bioinformatics
1. B.Tech.: As per process mentioned in
Section 5.6 MAJOR ACTIVITIES
2. M.Tech.: As per process mentioned in
Section 5.7 1. Mr. Sanjay Sharma organized 04 days
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.9 Hackathon for first year students under Code
club (Event) at SMVDU, Katra, J&K on
April 22-26, 2018.
2. Dr. Baijnath Kaushik, Coordinator organized
Applications of Data Science & Machine
Learning (FDP) at SoCSE, SMVDU, Katra 11. Mr. Sudesh Kumar organized a One Day
on 6th- 10th August, 2018. SciLab Workshop in collaboration with IIT
3. Dr. Baijnath Kaushik, Coordinator organized Bombay at SMVDU Katra on 04th May,
Data Analytics with Python (FDP) at SoCSE, 2019.
SMVDU, Katra on 4th- 8th Sept, 2018.
4. Dr. Baijnath Kaushik, Coordinator organized START-UPS BY CSE STUDENTS
Wireless and Mobile Communication (FDP)
at SoCSE, SMVDU, Katra on 03rd- 7th Dec,
2018.
an AI and Machine Learning (FDP) at
SoCSE, SMVDU, Katra on 17th- 21st Dec,
2018.
Internet of Things (IoT) with Cloud
Applications (FDP) at SoCSE, SMVDU,
Katra on 04th - 8th Feb, 2019.
7. Dr. Sakshi Arora organized a two day
workshop on “Cyber Security and Ethical
Hacking” at SoCSE, SMVDU, Katra from
24th-25th September 2019. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
8. Dr. Sakshi Arora organized a One day
workshop on Python in the capacity of 1. A student of M. Tech Ms. Payal Maken has
Remote Centre coordinator) for Teachers on won best paper award titled as “A review of
Saturday, 22 May 2019. This workshop is gender prediction from handwriting using
being organized by the Teaching Learning different algorithm” in a National Conference
Centre (ICT) at IIT Bombay, a scheme of on cyber security and advances in computer
'Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National technology: Quantonium'19-NCCSACT on
Mission on Teachers and Teaching' March 22, 2019 at Indira College of
(PMMMNMTT), an initiative of the Ministry Engineering and Management, Pune, under
of Human Resource Development, the guidance of Dr. Abhishek Gupta
Government of India at SMVDU Katra on 22 presented an article.
May, 2019. 2. A student of M. Tech Ms. Payal Maken,
9. Dr. Sunanda Gupta organized a One day under the guidance of Dr. Abhishek Gupta
workshop on Python in the capacity of published an article titled as “A Study on
Remote Centre coordinator) for Teachers on Various Techniques Involved in Gender
Saturday, 22 May 2019. This workshop is Prediction System: A Comprehensive
being organized by the Teaching Learning Review”, in Scopus indexed journal
Centre (ICT) at IIT Bombay, a scheme of Cybernetics and Information Technologies.
'Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National 3. A student of B.Tech 3rd year Mr. Mayank
Mission on Teachers and Teaching' was selected as Research Assistant at NTU,
(PMMMNMTT), an initiative of the Ministry Singapore.
of Human Resource Development, 4. A student of B.Tech 4th year Mr. Nandan
Government of India at SMVDU Katra on 22 Pandey has qualified GATE-2019 with AIR
May, 2019. 3856.
10. Mr. Sudesh Kumar organized a Two Weeks 5. A student of B.Tech 2nd year Mr. Abhinandan
Winter School for Engg. Streams from 16th Sharma has been accepted to participate in
Feb – 01st Mar, 2019 at Faculty the Google Summer of Code 2019 program,
Development Centre, SMVDU Katra on 16th which is administered from Google
Feb – 01st Mar, 2019. Corporate Headquarters at 1600
Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA
94043.
6. A student of M. Tech Ms. Richa Vij, under
the guidance of Dr. Baijnath Kaushik got
accepted an article titled as “Human face
Tracking and Recognition in video frames
using Machine Learning Algorithms”, in
Scopus indexed journal International
journal of Innovative Technology and
Exploring Engineering.
7. Many students from 6th semester received
internship offer from IIT Jammu, ISI
Kolkata, NIT Allahabad and DRDO.
8. Many students from final year got selected in
many reputed companies like Samsung
R&D, Intel etc. with a package bracket of 6-
8 Lakhs.
10.2 SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
Dr. K.R. Jha, Ph.D. State-of-the-art, well equipped labs including
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2326 Intel 5G & IoT Lab, Antenna & Microwave
Email: [email protected] Design Lab ,Analog Electronics Lab,
Communication Engineering Lab, Electrical
FACULTY MEMBERS Applications Lab, PCB Fabrication, Project Lab,
1. Dr. Amit Kant Pandit, Ph.D. SMVDU Xilinx Digital Systems Lab and
2. Mr. Anil Bhardwaj, M.Tech. SMVDU Freescale Systems Lab., Research labs
3. Mr. Ashish Suri, M.Tech. are established with support from UGC and DST
4. Dr. Kumud Ranjan Jha, Ph.D. like Microelectronics Lab and Center for
5. Dr. Manish Sabraj, Ph.D. Embedded Instrumentation and Networked
6. Mr. Neeraj Tripathi, M.Tech. Controls. Availability of many latest Simulation
7. Dr. Purnima Hazra, Ph.D. and EDA tools including Matrix Imaging
8. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Jha, Ph.D. Library for MATLAB, Multisim, MATLAB Lab
9. Dr. Sachin Kumar Gupta, Ph.D. View, CST Microwave Studio, CADFEKO,
10. Mr. S.B. Kotwal, M.Tech. Qualnet, IC CAD Package, MEMSPRO, Xilinx,
11. Mr. Swastik Gupta, M.Tech. ISE, Active HDL, CodeWarrior, Kiel µ Vision,
12. Dr. Sumeet Gupta, Ph.D. NS2, NS3, OptiSystem V 14.0 for quality
13. Dr. Vijay Sharma, Ph.D. research
14. Dr. Vikram Singh, Ph.D.
15. Dr. Vipan Kakkar, Ph.D.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
1. B.Tech. (Electronics & Comm.
Engineering)
2. M.Tech. (Electronics & Comm.
Engineering)
3. Ph.D.
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
1. B.Tech: As mentioned in Section 5.3
2. M.Tech: mentioned at Section 5.4
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.5 SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
Updated Program Curricula for B.Tech. Program
SELECTION CRITERIA with focus on core, electives and inter-
1. B.Tech.: As per process mentioned in disciplinary studies.
Section 5.6
M.Tech. program structure offers flexibility for
choice of sub-areas for specialized study &
Section 5.7
research after completion of foundation courses.
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.9
Significant focus on Lab. work with ample time
for self-study and focus on project based
learning.
THRUST AREAS STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
Signal Processing, Multimedia Technology,
Students of the School have qualified national
Microsystems & Microelectronics, Embedded
level exams like GATE, NET, CAT, CMAT,
Design, Optical & Wireless Networks,
IAS, IPS, IES, KAS and of prestigious PSUs.
Microwave Engineering.
MAJOR ACTIVITIES Students of the School have consistently been
Various faculty and students training program placed well in various organizations of repute.
are organized regularly in the School in Of the eligible students from the current passing-
collaboration with agencies like IITs etc as well out batch, more than 75% have already been
as invited experts from Alumni, Academia and placed. Our alumni are working in organization
industry. like DRDO, TCS, Capgemini, HCL, Wipro
Technologies, Oranje, Cisco, Infosys,
Faculty members are involved in Sponsored Accenture, IBM, HP, Forbes Marshall, BOSCH,
Research & Consultancy Projects funded by L&T, Huawei, Mphasis, Polaris, Airtel, Movik,
UGC, ISRO,DRDO etc. EMC2 besides Civil Services (IAS, IES, IPS,
KAS), Defense Services (Indian Army, Navy,
Many faculty have received award and Air force) and reputed PSUs to name a few.
fellowship from various organization including Many of our alumni are studying in Institutions
Raman fellowship from U.G.C. of Higher learning including IITs, NITs and
institutions in USA, Germany etc.
Various skill development programs are
organized on regular basis. In the past, School
had organized IEEE International Conference,
workshop, Seminar in area of Wireless
Communication, VLSI, MATLAB, Optical
Communication & Scientific writing Skills.
UG, PG and Ph.D. students are actively

publishing research papers in journals and
conferences across the globe. One of the recent
publications of research scholar in IEEE Access
journal is listed as a top 5 popular paper.
10.3 SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Dr. R.K Mishra, Head The School is equipped with state-of-the-art
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2346 laboratories which include:
Email: [email protected] Central Workshop (Smithy, Machine, Carpentry,
Sheet Metal, Foundry, Welding Shop)
FACULTY MEMBERS Thermal Engineering Lab
1. Dr. Ankush Anand, Ph.D Fluid Mechanics Lab
2. Mr. Ankush Raina, M.Tech. Fluid Machinery Lab
3. Mr. Amit Kumar Sinha, M.Tech. IC Engines Lab
4. Dr. Balbir Singh, M.Tech. Ph.D Heat and Mass Transfer Lab
5. Dr. Eswaramoorthy Muthusamy Ph.D. Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab.
6. Mr. Kapil Chopra, M.Tech. Strength of Material Lab
7. Mr. Mir Irfan Ul Haq, M.Tech. Theory of Machine Lab
8. Mr. Rajiv Kumar, M.Tech. CAD Lab
9. Dr. Sanjay Mohan Sharma, M.Tech.,Ph.D. Mechanical Vibration Lab
10. Dr. Sanjay Sharma, M.Tech., Ph.D. Metrology and Measurement Lab
11. Mr. Varun Dutta, M.Tech. CIMS Lab
12. Dr. Yathesth Anand, M.Tech.Ph.D Materials Science Lab
. Production Engineering Lab
Automobile Lab
Visiting Faculty Mechatronics Lab
1. Prof. S.K. Saha, IIT Delhi Tribology Lab
2. Prof. M.F. Wani, NIT Srinagar
3. Prof. N.D. Das, Retired Scientist STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
4. Prof. I. V. Singh, IIT Roorkee 1. Team of students participated in the SAE
5. Prof. Pradeep Kumar, IIT Rourkee BAJA 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2018 (National
Level Technical Event at Indore) and
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS successfully designed and fabricated ATV (All
Terrain Vehicle) on campus in the School
1. B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) workshop. Student have also participated in
2. M. Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) Eco-kart 2017 competition.
3. Ph.D.
2. Papers presented by Faculty & Students in
various National/International Conferences &
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
reputed Journals.
1. B.Tech: As mentioned in Section 5.3
2. M.Tech: mentioned at Section 5.4 3. Active participation of students in technical
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.5 festivals in premier institutions of the country.
4. Good performance of students in various
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. B.Tech.: As per process mentioned in competitive examinations like GATE, SSB, etc.
Section 5.6
2. M.Tech.: As per process mentioned in SCHOOL’S ACHIEVEMENTS
Section 5.7
3. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.9 1. Two Day DST SERB and TEQIP-III
Sponsored National Workshop on “Advances in
Clean Energy Conversion Technologies and
Materials for Energy Storage Applications” at
SMVDU from 24th to 25th January 2019 in of Mechanical Engineering, Shri Mata Vaishno
collaboration with JNTU, Hyderabad. Devi University, Katra, India, March 3-4, 2017
2. One Week Faculty Development Program on 6. 2nd National Conference in Innovative Trends
“Sustainable Design and Manufacturing” in Mechanical Engineering” held at the
organized by School of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Shri
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra from Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra, India,
Feruary 12-16, 2018. March 23-24, 2018
4. TEQIP-III sponsored “International
Conference on Mechanical Engineering and 7. TEQIP-III sponsored 3rd Industry Academia
Allied Sciences, 2018 (ICMEAS-2018) held at Conclave on “Bridging Gap between Industry
the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Shri and Academia” held on 8th January, 2019 at
Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra, India, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra.
14th to 15th September,2018
5. National Conference in Innovative Trends in

Mechanical Engineering” held at the Department
10.4 SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
with focus on core, electives and inter-

HEAD OF THE SCHOOL disciplinary studies.
Dr. V. K. Dogra, Ph.D. (Structural Engg.)
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2367, 2835
Email: [email protected]
FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Dr. B. B. Jindal, Ph.D. (Structural Engg.)
2.Dr.Vaibhav Sapkal, Ph.D. (Environmental
Engg.)
3. Dr. Rahul Sharma, Ph.D. (Structural Engg.)
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
B.Tech. (Civil Engineering) Significant focus on lab work with ample time
for self-study and focus on project based
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA learning.
B.Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.3
THRUST AREAS
Structural Engineering, Construction
SELECTION CRITERIA
Technology, Highway & Transportation
B.Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.6
Engineering, Environmental Engineering,
Geotechnical Engineering, Construction
management, Hydrology & Irrigation.
INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES
School of Civil Engineering is rapidly growing
school in the region. Following Labs /
Workshops are being established as hereunder;
Concrete Technology Lab
Survey Lab
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Environmental Engineering Lab
Strength of Materials Lab
Geotechnical Engineering
Computer Lab
Transportation Lab MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Learning by Doing and Site Visits are
encouraged for effective learning.
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES Various faculty and students training program

Updated Program Curricula for B.Tech. Program are organized regularly in the School in
collaboration with agencies like JNTU
Hyderabad, IIT Mumbai & IIT Kharagpur
respectively under the National Mission on
Education through ICT (NMEICT),etc as well as
invited experts from Alumni, Academia and
industry.
Faculty members are encouraged to carry out

Sponsored Research & Consultancy Projects
funded by UGC, ISRO,DRDO etc.
STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
Students are actively participating in Technical,
Cultural and Sports Events organized in house
and outside SMVD University.
.
10.5 SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL
Dr. K.R. Jha, Ph.D.

Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2326
FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Dr. Kamaldeep, Ph.D.

2. Dr. Arjun Tyagi, Ph.D.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
B.Tech. (Electrical Engineering)
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
B. Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.3
SELECTION CRITERIA
B. Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.6
State-of-the-art, well equipped labs including

Electrical Machine Lab, Electrical Applications
Lab, Analog Electronics Lab, Communication THRUST AREAS
Engineering Lab, PCB Fabrication, Project Lab, Power System Analysis, Operation and Control,
SMVDU Xilinx Digital Systems Lab and Power Electronics, Multilevel Inverter, Smart
SMVDU Freescale Systems Lab. Availability of Grid, FACT Devices, Renewable Power
many latest Simulation and EDA tools including Generation, Smart Electric Distribution System,
Matrix Imaging Library for MATLAB, Demand Side Management, Electric Vehicle.
Multisim, MATLAB, CADFEKO, Qualnet, IC
CAD Package, MEMSPRO, Xilinx, ISE, Active MAJOR ACTIVITIES
HDL, CodeWarrior, Kiel µ Vision. Various faculty and students are associated with
eminent agencies like IIT Delhi & IIT Jammu.
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES Various skill development programs and invited
expert lectures are organized on regular basis.
Updated program curricula for B. Tech. program Faculty members are involved in continuous
with focus on core, electives and inter- research & having publication in renowned
disciplinary studies. journals including IEEE, IET, Taylor & Francis,
Significant focus on lab work with ample time Springer Nature etc. Many faculties have
for self-study and focus on project based received award and fellowship from various
learning. organizations including MHRD.
10.6 SCHOOL OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
Dr. Vineet Veer Tyagi, I/c Head To provide interdisciplinary necessary input to
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2362 students, in energy resources, energy storage,
Email: [email protected] planning, technology and economics of energy
usage in various sectors.
BOARD OF STUDIES
External Members: To provide details of non- conventional
1. Prof. S.C. Mullick, Former Professor, Centre renewable energy sources.
for Energy Studies, IIT Delhi
To produce highly trained technical
2. Dr. Subir Sen, COO (CTU Planning & Smart manpower to meet the Global Climate & Energy
Grid), Power Grid, Corp. of India Ltd. Security challenges.
To undertake R&D to achieve energy efficiency,

security that supports sustainable development.
FACULTY MEMBERS
MAJOR ACTIVITIES
1. Dr. Sanjeev Anand, B.E. (Mech.), M.Tech.,
 The School is actively involved in
Certified Marine Chief Engineer, Ph.D. conducting research in the areas:
2. Dr. Vineet Veer Tyagi, Ph.D. (Energy &  Energy Technology
Environment)  Energy Efficiency
3. Mr. Amit Verma, M.Tech. (Energy)  Energy Efficient Building
4. Ms. Shaivya Manhas (Renewable Energy)  Energy Storage
 Phase change materials &
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Applications
 Waste water treatment through Solar
1. M. Tech. (Energy Systems) Energy
2. Ph.D.  Biomass & Bioenergy
 Solar Refrigeration & Air
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA Conditioning
1. M.Tech: mentioned at Section 5.4  Faculty participation in various National
2. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.5 & International conferences & Faculty
Development Programs (FDP’s) for
constant upgradation of knowledge
SELECTION CRITERIA
Section 5.7  A two days International conference on
2. Ph.D.: As mentioned in Section 5.9 “Renewable Energy for Sustainable
Environment: Challenges and
INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES Remedies” organized by School of
The School consists of the required lab. Energy Management, SMVDU on 20th
Infrastructure for hands on training to the March, 2017.
students. This includes:
Energy Lab. with solar thermal and solar  A two days National Conference on
photovoltaic training kits. Renewable Energy and Sustainable
Energy Simulation Lab. with Trnsys, PvSyst and Environment Challenges and Remedies
Engineering Equation Solver software`s. organized by School of Energy
Management, SMVDU on 24.04.2018
 Design of evacuated tube type air and
water heater.
 Participation in National & International
conferences.
 Recipient of National Renewable
Energy Fellowship. (JRF/SRF) from
 Conducted one week Faculty MNRE, GoI
Development Program on “Energy &  Recipient of Inspire-DST fellowship.
Power Systems” in August, 2019. (GoI)
 Student selected in Infosys.
 Organized one week Faculty  Best Paper award for International
Development Program on “Energy Conference
Simulation” in November, 2019.  Participation in state universities
sports championship
 Participation in AIU aquatics
 Participation in Sarang, Annual
sports festival
 Installation of Solar radiation resource

assessment station (SRRA) at SMVDU
by C-WET, MNRE, Govt. of India.
THRUST AREAS
 Building energy simulation.

 Solar Thermal Energy Storage.
 Energy efficiency in refrigeration & air
conditioning.
 Global Climate & Energy
Security challenges.
 Comprehensive innovative solutions to
various energy and environmental
challenges.
10.7 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & LANDSCAPE DESIGN
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL
Prof (Dr) Rajeev Garg, Ph.D. (IIT Roorkee)
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2365, 2378
FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Ar. Aditya Kumar Singh, M.Arch.
2. Ar. Abhimanyu Sharma, M.Arch.
3. Ar. Abhiney Gupta, M. Arch.
4. Ar. Anoop Sharma, M. Arch.
5. Ar. Navin Gupta, M.L.A.
6. Ar. Souravee Dutta, M.Arch.
8. Ar. Satyanshu Kumar, M.Tech.
9. Ar. Vinod Kumar, MCP SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
10. Ar. Aastha Thappa, M.Arch. Site Visits & Educational Tour based pedagogy.
11. Ar. Gourav K. Mishra, M.Arch. Professional Training of one whole semester.
12. Dr. V. K. Dogra, Ph.D. Constant interaction with Eminent Professionals
during the conduct of Architectural Design
studios.
Visiting Faculty
1. Ar. Anil Vali, Practicing Architect
2. Ar. Hans Raj Sharma, Practicing Architect
3. Ms. Shoba Thakur, Artist
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
B. Arch.
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
B.Arch: As per details at Section 5.3.
SELECTION CRITERIA
B.Arch: As per details mentioned at Section 5.6
INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES:
The SoALD premise is consisting of well-
designed instruction & interaction spaces;
Internet computer lab
Climatology lab
Building material lab THRUST AREAS
Environmental lab Human Social & Environmental Values.
Workshop (Model making) and Building Sciences & Services.
Amphitheater Sustainable Design Approach.
The Studio cum Lecture Halls are equipped with Expression of Regional Identities.
LCD projector and Lecture podium. Amalgamation of Global Responses.
Computer Lab in equipped with A0 size colour Software for Building Professionals.
plotter with availability of software such as
Autocad, Revit, Google SketchUP etc. MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Conduct of Guest Lectures by Eminent
Architects & Planners.
Industry Institute Interactions.
Participation in various Academic National & Participated in Laurie Baker Center Workshop.
International Architectural Design Competitions.
Participation in Conventions such as
Transparence, National Association of Students
of Architecture (NASA), Young Architects
Festival, ZONASA etc.
Documentation of academic research work &
thesis projects.
Conduct of External Jury for Architectural
Design Projects.
Institutional Professional Consultancy for the
Campus development of SMVDU and regional
initiatives.
Faculty participation in various International
Conferences in country and Abroad, Faculty
Development Programs (FDP’s) for constant
upgradation of knowledge capital.
Qualified GRE & TOEFL in order to pursue

post-graduation from abroad universities such as
University of Pennsylvania, University of
Toronto etc.
Professional Training in Leading National &
International Offices.
Stood 5th position in ZONASA 2014 among 30
participating colleges.
Awarded 2nd position in Architectural Quiz
Competition-Archumen.
Qualified GATE & CEED respectively in order Awarded National Scholarship for
to pursue post-graduation in SPA’s, IIT’s and interdisciplinary Literary endeavors.
CEPT.
Qualified 3610 Architectural Scholar
Established Student Chapter of Indian Green Conference.
Building Council (IGBC).
Executed & Installed Geodesic Dome with
Bamboo as base material in SALD premises.
Organized ZONASA 2010 successfully.
SALD student’s entry shortlisted in Top 5

Entries for University of Westminster (UC-
Berkley) Design Trophy 2015-16 for design of a premises. The students are on the threshold of
space “The Unknown Place”. Designed and winning USD 3700 for this prestigious
executed by participation team in the SALD International Competition.
11.0 FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
11.1 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL
1. Integrated MBA {BBA (Honours)-MBA}
Dr. Saurabh, Head School of Business with exit option after BBA (Honours)
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext: 2405, 2422 2. Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Email: [email protected] 3. Ph.D.
BOARD OF STUDIES
Chairman: Dr. Saurabh, Head, School of
Business, MBA, PGHRD, CFSM, Ph.D.
MBA Program is accredited by
External Members:
National Board of Accreditation
 Prof. Raj Kumar, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, And
Panjab University, Chandigarh Is ranked among top 100 Management
 Ms. Neetu Jain, Head, Finance-SKF, Institutions in INDIA as per MHRD NIRF
Bengaluru ranking 2019
Internal Members (Faculty Members of
SoB):
1. Prof. (Dr.), D. Mukhopadhyay, M. Com., M. ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA:
A. (Eco)., MFM., MBA, L.L.B.,FCMA
(India), FCS (India), FCMA (Nigeria), Ph.D., 1. Integrated MBA {BBA (Honours) MBA}
D.Litt., Cost & Management Accountant with exit option after BBA (Honours): As
(CMA) & Company Secretary (CS) given at Section 5.4.
2. Dr. Ashutosh Vashishtha MBA, Ph.D. 2. MBA: As given at Section 5.4
3. Dr. Suparn Kr. Sharma, MA (Eco), M. Phil., 3. Ph.D.: As given at Section 5.5
Ph.D.
4. Dr. Jyoti Sharma, M.Com. Ph.D. SELECTION CRITERIA
5. Dr. Sushil Mehta, MBA, Ph.D.
6. Dr. H.G. Mishra, MBA, Ph.D. Integrated MBA {BBA (Honours)-MBA} with
7. Dr. Arti Devi, MBA, Ph.D. exit option after BBA (Honours): As per
8. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, MBA, Ph.D. details mentioned at Section 5.8
9. Dr. Rashi Taggar, MBA, Ph. D. MBA: As per details mentioned at Section 5.8
10. Dr. Syeda S. Bukhari, MBA, Ph.D. (Member Ph.D.: As per details mentioned at Section 5.9
Secretary)
11. Dr. Deepak Jain, MBA, Ph.D.
ADJUNCT FACULTY
 Prof. Abhinandan K. Jain, Adjunct Professor,
IIM Ahmadabad, India
 Prof. Samir Ranjan Chatterjee, Curtin
Business School, Curtin University, Perth,
Australia
 Prof. K.R Shyam Sundar, XLRI, Jamshedpur,
India
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES relating to economy and business through
‘Mind Meet Forum’.
Nationally acclaimed, highly qualified Faculty  Participation in Social Activities such as
Members, Special focus on sponsored and plantation drives and rural innovation
collaborative research projects, training,
consultancies and MDPs, EDPs, etc. IMPORTANT MOU’S
Computer laboratories equipped with Software  MOU with Institute of Public Enterprise
& Databases like SPSS, E-Views, CMIE (IPE), Hyderabad, India
(Prowess & Economic Outlook)  MOU with Pontificia Universidad
Javeriana Cali. Columbia
Excellent academic and industry interaction,  MOU with Shri Vishwakarma Skill
regular industrial visits, live projects and guest
University Haryana, Gurugram, Haryana,
lectures
India
Impressive campus placement records and
association with companies such as ICICI MAJOR ACTIVITIES
bank, HDFC Bank, Tata Consultancy
 Faculty members engaged in Sponsored
Services, WaterHealth, Mahindra Logistics,
Research Project and Training
SBI Life, ICICI Prudential, Bharti Airtel,
programme sponsored by ICSSR, AICTE,
ITC, Coca Cola, Prevest DenPro Limited,
SMVDSB, J&K Bank, UGC, Ministry of
Berger Paints, Mahindra First Choice, IFB,
Environment, Forest and Climate
among others.
Change etc.
THRUST AREAS  Guest Lectures by Eminent Faculty and
industry experts from various
Marketing Management, Applied Universities/Institutes and companies
Econometrics, Finance, Human Resource  Faculty participation in various Faculty
Management, Business Analytics, Quantitative Development Programs/ workshops for
Techniques, etc. continuous upgradation of intellectual
Special emphasis given on doctoral research, capital
practical training, field work and case studies  Successful organization of various
and intensive laboratory based simulation. National/ International Seminar/
Conferences, Faculty Development
STUDENTS’ ACHEIVEMENTS Programs/ Executive Management
Development Programs
 Prizes, won, accolades as well as  Highly Specialized training for student’s
recognitions received in national and personality development and soft skills
international level competitions. improvement by Nationally renowned
 Annual Management Festival ‘Tatva’ Chennai based Professional Agency
Continuous success in UGC/JRF-  Providing developmental trainings to
NET/PCS/Bank P.O. Examinations industry and corporate leaders,
Awards wining in Inter-University and administrators such as IFS Officers and
National/State level Management Festivals academicians.
round the year.  Highly equipped library with latest
 Active engagement and brainstorming magazines, Harvard cases, E- books,
sessions of students on various issues electronic database etc.
 Publishing a reputed Biannual Peer- DST, GoI sponsored SMVDU-Technology
Reviewed Journal with ISSN number since Business Incubation Center (TBIC).
2007.  MOU with leading institutions of India and
 Fostering the entrepreneurial skills among abroad such as Institute of Public Enterprise
students through organization of Business (IPE), Hyderabad, Pontificia Universidad
Plan Competition. Javeriana Cali. Columbia, Shri Vishwakarma
Skill University Haryana, Gurugram,
 A dedicated Entrepreneurship Haryana for joint programs, trainings and
Development Cell resource sharing.
 Provisions exist for student ‘Startups’
initiatives and training in collaboration with
11.2 SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL SELECTION CRITERIA
Dr. Kakali Majumdar, Head 1. Integrated M.Sc. (Economics)/Integrated M.
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2429 & 2421 A. Economics: Through SMVDUEE 2020
Email: [email protected] Entrance Exam: As per details mentioned at
Section 5.8
FACULTY MEMBERS:
1. Dr. Meenakshi Gupta, Assistant Professor 2. Ph.D: As per details mentioned at Section 5.9
2. Dr. Roop Lal Sharma, Assistant Professor
3. Dr. Pabitra Kumar Jena,Assistant Professor SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
4. Dr. Kirtti Ranjan P., Assistant Professor Nationally acclaimed, highly qualified Faculty.
5. Dr. Arif Billah Dar, Assistant Professor Special focus on sponsored and collaborative
6. Dr. R. Gopinathan, Assistant Professor research projects, training, consultancies and FDPs.
7. Dr. D.P.Priyadarshi Joshi, Assistant Professor Excellent academic and industry interaction,
ASSOCIATE FACULTY regular industrial visits, live projects and Guest
1. Dr. Suparn Sharma, Associate Professor, SoB Lectures.
2. Dr. Ashutosh Vashishtha, Assoc. Prof. SoB
3. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, MBA, Ph.D. THRUST AREAS
4. Dr. Rashi Taggar, MBA, Ph. D. Business Analytics
5. Dr.Syeda S. Bukhari, MBA, Ph.D. Econometric and Time Series Analysis
Analytical & Applied Economics
ADJUNCT PROFESSORS Financial Economics and Corporate Finance
1. Prof. G. Subrahmanyam, Former Director, Issues of Developing & Emerging Economies
National Institute of Banking Management Quantitative Techniques & Applied Statistics
(NIBM), Pune.
2. Prof. Pulin B. Nayak, Former Director, Delhi

School of Economics (DSE), University of Delhi.
3. Prof. Kuldip Kumar, School of Economics and

Statistics, Bond University, Australia
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
1. Integrated M.Sc. Economics (B.Sc.(Hons.)

Economics with exit option after B.Sc.(Hons.)
2. Integrated M.A. Economics (B.A.(Hons.)
Economics – M.A.(Economics) with exit
option after B.Sc.(Hons.)
3. Ph.D.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: MAJOR ACTIVITIES

1. Integrated M.Sc. (Economics)/Integrated Guest Lectures by Eminent Faculty and Industry
M.A. Economics: As per details at Section 5.4 Experts from various universities/institutions and
companies.
2. Ph.D: As per details mentioned at Section 5.5
Faculty participation in various Faculty
development programs/workshops for continuous
upgradation of intellectual capital.
Successful organization of various
National/International Seminars/Conferences, United Nation’s ECOSOC) conducted at State
Faculty Development Programs. Secretariat Assembly hall, Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala.
Fostering suitable professional and economic
analysis skills keeping in view the socio-economic Secured First Position in Debate Competition
problems. organized under the Banner of National
Service Scheme. Event was organized by
STUDENTS’ ACHIVEMENTS Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University on 2nd
October, 2016.
Won various inter and intra college English
debates, won zonal round of RBI Policy Participation in UNIFEST 2015, organized by
Challenge 2016. Association of Indian Universities.
Declared Winners for Regional Round of RBI Involvement in ISR (Institutional Social
Policy Challenge, 2017, 2019, 2020. Responsibility) related activities such as Vikalp,
NSS etc.
Achieved V.V. Bhat Memorial Fellowship (2018)
by EPW Research Foundation, Mumbai. Organized ARTHA, Mega Fest of Economics, in
2018, 2020 at SMVDU.
Won Best Student Parliamentarian of Global
Energy Parliament organized by Isa Viswa Presented papers in National/ International level
Prajnana Trust (Consultative status to the conferences like IEA and TIES conferences etc.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
12.1 SCHOOL OF PHYSICS
Prof Ashok Kumar Sharma School has well equipped laboratories with all
Phone: 01991-285699 extn. 2505 modern day experiments.
Mobile: 9027436787
Email: [email protected] SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
1. Well-equipped research laboratories.
FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Dr. S. K. Wanchoo 2. Faculty publishing papers in reputed journals.
2. Dr. Yugal Khajuria 3. To promote study and research in new and
3. Dr. Jitendra Sharma emerging areas and encourage academic
4. Dr. Kamni interaction of the faculty and students at
5. Dr. Vivek Kumar Singh national and international levels.
6. Dr. Pankaj Biswas
7. Dr. Ram Prakesh THRUST AREAS
8. Dr. O. N. Verma 1. Condensed Matter Physics
2. Electronics
ADJUNCT FACULTY 3. Atomic and Molecular Physics
Prof. D Ahluwalia,IIT-Guwahati
Prof. Prabhakar Singh, IIT (BHU) Varanasi MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Prof. Prof B N Dwivedi, IIT (BHU) Varanasi 1. Organization of workshops, Conferences and
invited lectures by eminent speakers.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 2. Student’s seminars.
1. Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics / M.Sc.
(Physics) With exit Option after STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
B.Sc.(Hons.)
2. M.Sc. Physics Students have qualified NET, SLET, GATE and
3. Ph.D. other competitive examinations.
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
(Physics) With exit Option after
B.Sc.(Hons.) – As per details at Section 5.4
2. M.Sc. Physics – As per details at Section 5.4
3. Ph.D.– As per details at Section 5.5
SELECTION CRITERIA
(Physics) With exit Option after
B.Sc.(Hons.) – As per details at Section 5.8
2. M.Sc. Physics – As per details at Section 5.8
3. Ph.D.– As per details at Section 5.9
12.2 SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL 2. M.Sc. (Mathematics)– As per details at

Dr. Uday Pratap Singh, Head Section 5.8
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2504 3. Ph.D. – As per details at Section 5.9
FACULTY MEMBERS The School has a Computer Laboratory
1. Prof. V.K. Bhat, CSIR (NET), Ph. D. equipped with internet facility and required
2. Dr. Uday Pratap Singh, CSIR (NET), Ph. D. latest software for the use of M.Sc. students
3. Dr. A. K. Das, Ph.D. (project work), research students and faculty
4. Dr. Kuldip Raj, Ph.D. members. The School Library has numerous
5. Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D. books in all focus areas which is funded by
6. Dr. Sandeep Bhougal, Ph.D. NBHM (National Board for Higher
7. Dr. Surender Singh, CSIR (NET), Ph. D. Mathematics), School of Atomic Energy,
8. Dr. Sandeep Sharma, Ph.D. Government of India.
ADJUNCT FACULTY
1. Prof. V. Ravichandran, Head, School of
Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi.
2. Prof. A. K. Srivastava, School of
Mathematics, Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi.
3. Prof. H. N. Ramaswamy, School of
Mathematics, University of Mysore, Mysore.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
1. Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics,

M.Sc. (Mathematics) With Exit Option No. of research papers published by faculty and
research scholars: more than 500
after B.Sc.(Hons.)
2. M.Sc. (Mathematics) No. of Books published by faculty: 10
3. Ph.D. No. of research projects: 06
No. of Ph.D. Awarded: 18
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA No. of Ph.D. Pursuing: 19
No. of Ph.D. submitted: 03
M.Sc. (Mathematics) With Exit Option
after B.Sc.(Hons.) – As per details at Section
5.4
2. M.Sc. (Mathematics) – As per details at
Section 5.4
3. Ph.D. – As per details at Section 5.5
SELECTION CRITERIA

M.Sc. (Mathematics) With Exit Option
after B.Sc.(Hons.) – As per details at Section
5.8
THRUST AREAS STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
Algebra, Analysis, Topology, Differential Students of SoM are always getting involved in
Geometry, Soft Computing, Non-linear curricular and extracurricular activities within
Dynamics, Information Theory, Operations and outside the campus. They participate in
Research and Statistics seminars and conferences in other institutions.
Beyond these activities higher CGPA of students
MAJOR ACTIVITIES indicates their dedication towards their work.
Conduct of weekly seminars for students and
Many alumni of SoM have been absorbed in
research students. Conduct of Conferences and
Jammu and Kashmir Government jobs such as
seminars on the areas of active research. Active
Assistant professors, Lecturer, Teachers etc.
participation of Faculties of SoM as Invited
including Statistical & Banking jobs. Some have
Lectures, Session Chair and participation in
pursued/pursuing Doctoral and Post-doctoral
National and International Conferences and
studies in Mathematics.
Workshop, Symposium and Seminars.
12.3 SCHOOL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
3. M. Sc. (Biotechnology) with option for
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL Genetics Specialization –As per details at
Dr. Sharada M. Potukuchi, M.Sc., Ph.D. Section 5.4
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2386 4. M.Sc. (Botany) –As per details at Section
Email: [email protected] 5.4
5. M.Sc. (Chemistry) –As per details at Section
FACULTY MEMBERS 5.4
1. Prof. V. Verma, M.Sc., Ph.D. 6. Ph. D. (Biotechnology/Chemistry) –As per
2. Dr. Ratna Chandra, M.Sc., Ph.D. details at Section 5.5
3. Dr. Anil Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D
4. Dr. Preeti Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D. SELECTION CRITERIA
5. Dr. Shafaq Rasool, M.Sc., Ph.D.
6. Mr. Parvez S. Slathia, M.Sc. 1. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Botany, M. Sc.
7. Mr. Arvind K. Yadav, M.Tech (Botany) with exit option after B. Sc. –As
8. Dr. Indu B. Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D. per details at Section 5.8
9. Dr. Vinod K. Singh, M.Sc., Ph.D. 2. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry, M.
10. Dr. Swarkar Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D. Sc. (Chemistry) with exit option after B.
11. Dr. Ekta Rai, M.Sc., Ph.D. Sc. –As per details at Section 5.8
12. Dr. Rakesh Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D. 3. M. Sc. (Biotechnology) with option for
13. Dr. Raju Shankarayan, M.Tech., Ph.D. Genetics Specialization –As per details at
14. Dr. Narendra K. Bairwa, M.Sc., Ph.D. Section 5.8
4. M.Sc. (Botany) –As per details at Section
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 5.8
1. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Botany, M. Sc. 5. M.Sc. (Chemistry) –As per details at Section
(Botany) with exit option after B. Sc. 5.8
2. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry, M. 6. Ph. D. (Biotechnology/Chemistry) –As per
Sc. (Chemistry) with exit option after B. details at Section 5.9
Sc.
3. M. Sc. (Biotechnology) with option for INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES
Genetics Specialization School is well equipped with state-of-the-art
4. M.Sc. (Botany) Laboratories with latest Equipment. Other
5. M.Sc. (Chemistry) additional facilities of the School include:
6. Ph. D. (Biotechnology/Chemistry) Mass-Array facility, Bioinformatics Centre with
two servers from the Sun Microsystems, four
Option for 10 Seats for Genetics Specialization Sun workstations, two HP workstations, 30
is available in M.Sc. (Biotechnology). Students PCs., latest Software for Protein Modeling, drug
will be granted this specialization based on their designing, chemi-informatics and immuno-
choice and CGPA (No backlogs) after informatics such as Modeler, Autodock, Pymol,
completion of 1st Year. Bioedit , Hexa coot. Two Database of Bamboo
and Biofuels.
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA
1. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Botany, M. Sc. SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
(Botany) with exit option after B. Sc. –As Highly trained faculty in various thrust areas of
per details at Section 5.4 Biotechnology
2. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry, M. Emphasis on practical hands-on training apart
Sc. (Chemistry) with exit option after B. from the course work.
Sc. –As per details at Section 5.4 Facilitation of summer training program in-
house, CSIR & other National Labs.
Students are taken for the Industrial visits and
encouraged to participate in various national and Geographic, MoEF etc.
international seminars where they have MAJOR ACTIVITIES
opportunity to present their work. Publication of Research Papers & Articles in
Investigational Project & Dissertation for peer reviewed National & International
Research Training of both UG & PG students Scientific Journals of repute with impact factor;
for one full semester in various thrust areas of Conducting regularly DBT, DST, UGC-
Biotechnology. sponsored National and International
Symposium/Conferences and workshops;
Constant interaction with Eminent Conducting regularly Invited Lectures and
Academicians and Scientists of repute as Hands-on Training by Eminent Academicians
Visiting & Adjunct Faculty. and Scientists from IITs, AIIMS, CSIR Institutes
and Universities.
A rich collection in Library of latest edition of Participation of students and faculty in various
books and journals. National & International Conferences for Invited
Lectures, presentations etc.; Faculty
Diverse placement opportunities in Fermentation participation in various Faculty Development
Industries, Agri-Biotech Industries, consulting Programs (FDP’s) for constant upgradation of
firms, pollution boards, R&D institutes and their Knowledge of Recent Technologies and
Universities. skills.
Placement in leading Biotech industries like M/S
Prathishta Industries Ltd., Capgemini, Sun
Pharma, Tata Consultancy Services, Dabur India
Ltd., Nestle India, etc.; Selection for project
trainings and research work at IIIM Jammu,
CCMB Hyderabad, CSIO Chandigarh, TIFR
Mumbai, other CSIR labs and in reputed
research centers through BCIL.
Qualified National/ International examinations
like GATE, UGC & CSIR-JRF, DBT-JRF,
TIFR-JRF, DST-INSPIRE, GRE, TOFEL,
THRUST AREAS IELTS Fellowships for their higher studies in
Molecular Biology India & Abroad.
Genetic Engineering
Fermentation Technology
Microbial/Fungal Biotechnology
Human Genetics
Cancer Biology
Plant Tissue Culture
Bioinformatics
Drug Delivery
Organic synthesis, catalysis and drug discovery
Research Projects including those sponsored by

DBT, DST, UGC, CSIR, ICMR, NMPB,
TRIFED, Dabur Industries, National
13.0 FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL
SCIENCES
13.1 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL 3. PhD – As per details at Section 5.9
Dr. Amitabh V. Dwivedi INFRASTRUCTURAL RESOURCES

Phone: 01991-285634; Ext.: 2616
Mobile: 9419215764 The School of Languages and Literature has an
Email: [email protected] aesthetically designed building with the
following state-of-the-art infrastructural
BOARD OF STUDIES resources:
Chairperson: Computer Lab

Prof. D. Mukhopadhayay, Dean FoHSS Sanskriti Kaksha
School Library
Vice-Chairperson:
Dr. Amitabh V. Dwivedi, Head, SoLL Language Laboratory with the availability of
internationally recognized software such as
External Members: Tense Buster, Read Up Speed Up, Active
Prof. G. Neelkantan, Dept. of Humanities & Listening in English, Sky Pronunciation Suite
Social Sciences, IIT Kanpur and alike provides an excellent learning
Prof. Rajnish Mishra, JNU, New Delhi experience to the students.
FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Dr. Anurag Kumar, Ph.D.

2. Ms. Isha Malhotra
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
1. Integrated (B.A.(Hons.) English-

M.A.(English)
2. M.A. (English)
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES
3. PhD
ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA  Course content designed in tune with the

1. Integrated (B.A.(Hons.) English- syllabus for UGC qualifying exams like
M.A.(English) – As per details at Section 5.4 NET/SLET.
 Course aimed at research orientation of
2. M.A. (English) – As per details at Section students with the inclusion of
5.4 Dissertation in the final semester.
3. PhD – As per details at Section 5.5  Constant interaction with Eminent
Professors during the course in the
SELECTION CRITERIA Special Lecture Series.
 Electives on recent trends in English
1. Integrated (B.A.(Hons.) English- Literature to keep students updated.
M.A.(English) – As per details at Section 5.8
2. M.A. (English) – As per details at Section

5.8
Year 2015:
International Conference on “Challenges in
Inclusiveness of the Fourth World”
Year 2016:
Lit Life2016 (28 MAR 2020)
Year 2017:
Lit Life 2017 (19-20 FEB 2017)
International Conference on “Beyond Post

colonialism: Rethinking Feminist and Dalit
THRUST AREAS Discourse in South Asia” (10-11 MAR 2020)
Indigenous Languages & Literature Two day national workshop on “Stylisitcs & the
Afro-American Literature Teaching of Literature” (08-09 DEC 2017)
Gender studies
Field Linguistics Two day national seminar on “Applied
MAJOR ACTIVITIES Linguistics & Literary Studies” (06-09 DEC
2017)
The School of Languages and Literature has
maintained regularity in organizing academic Year 2018:
activities and for fulfilling the role universities Five day national workshop on “Research
are meant for. Almost every year the School Methodology & Current Research Trends” (22-
engages in academic and scholarly discourse 26 JAN 2018)
highlighted as below:
Two day national congress on “International
Year 2007: Mother Language Day” (21-22 FEB 2018)
Seminar on “Emerging Trends in English
Language Teaching” One day “National Doctoral Students Conclave”
(05 MAR 2018)
Year 2009:
National Seminar on “Language and Literature Two day national congress on “International
in the Global Context” Mother Language Day” (11-12 MAR 2018)
Year 2010: Two week summer school-cum-FDP on

Workshop on Theory vis-vis Text “Language, Literature and Interpretation: Theory
& Praxis” (28 MAY -08 JUN 2018)
Year 2012:
International conference on “Myth, Orality and One day “National Doctoral Student Conclave”
Folklore in the World Literature with special (18 SEPT 2018)
reference to Rabindranath Tagore”
Faculty Develoment Programme (FDP) on
Year 2013: “Academic Writing: Theory & Praxis” (01-06
Workshop on Comparative Literature and NOV 2018)
Translation Studies
One day workshop “Communication Skills
required for Teaching” (15 DEC 2018)
Year 2014:
National Seminar on “Feminist Transitions”
Two day international conference “Semiotic festival “Lit Life” is organized by students
Approach to Feminist Studies” (18-19 DEC annually.
2018)
Special Lecture Series to provide opportunity for
Three day national workshop “Reading & students to interact with experienced teachers
Writing for Public Relations & Corporate and erudite scholars from across the country and
Communications” (28-30 JAN 2019) the world.
Two day national congress on “International STUDENTS ’ACHIEVEMENTS

Mother Language Day” (11-12 MAR 2019)
 Students qualify UGC NET/SET
One day ‘Natonal Doctoral Student Conclave” regularly.
(25-26 MAR 2019)  Research oriented students enroll in
a doctoral program in reputed
One week national workshop on “Role of Soft
Skills in Effective Classroom Management” (19- universities & institutions.
23 AUG 2019)  Paper presentation and participation
by scholars in national and
Research Day (26 SEPT 2019) international seminars, conferences,
conclaves and workshops.
Year 2020:  Publications in SCI & SCOPUS
Two day national conference on “Contemporary indexed journals
Trends in Humanities & Social Sciences” (20-21  Research students’ theses publish in
JAN 2020)
a book form.
The School possesses the distinction of  Theatrical Performance by students
organizing the literary festival, which has not during Literary Festival
been a practice in any other institution in Jammu
and Kashmir. Initiated in 2012, the literary
13.2 SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY
& CULTURE
HEAD OF THE SCHOOL SELECTION CRITERIA
Dr. Anil Kumar Tewari
Phone: 01991-285634 Ext.: 2608 1. Integrated B.A.(Honours) Philosophy
Email: [email protected]; M.A.(Philosophy): As indicated at Section
[email protected] 5.8
2. M.A.(Philosophy): As indicated at Section
BOARD OF STUDIES 5.8
Chairperson: 3. M.A. Sanskrit (Vedic Studies): As
Dr. Anil Kumar Tewari, Ph.D., Head, SOPC indicated at Section 5.8
External Members: 4. Ph.D. : As indicated at Section 5.9
1. Prof. Sanil V., HSS, IIT Delhi
2. Prof. D. Balaganapathi, University of Delhi RESOURCES
Interdisciplinary Member: The School presently has three faculty members
Dr. Amitabh V. Dwivedi, Head, SOLL who specialize in various areas of philosophy
Internal Members (All Faculty Members of like Nyaya, Vedanta and Buddhist Philosophy,
SOPC): Logic, Analytic philosophy and Philosophy of
1. Dr. Anil Kumar Tewari, M.A., L.L.B., Ph. D. Mind. There is a School library apart from the
2. Dr. Madhu Mangal Chaturvedi, M.A., Ph. D. University Central Library; seminar room and
3. Mr. Sumanta Sarathi Sharma, M.A. (UGC office space for research scholars as well.
JRF)
HIGHLIGHTS
ADJUNCT PROFESSORS Conduct of Guest Lectures by Eminent Scholars
1. Prof. Kisor Kumar Chakrabarti, retd. Faculties from various research areas
Professor of Philosophy & Religious Studies, Participation in various Academic National &
Davis & Elkins College, West Virginia, USA International Conferences in India and abroad
2. Prof. Bijoy H. Boruah, HSS, IIT Ropar A vibrant School which holds weekly Friday
3. Prof. Jonardon Ganeri, Global Network seminars
Professor, New York University, USA
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
1. Integrated BA (Hons.) Philosophy
M.A.(Philosophy)
2. M.A. Philosophy
3. M.A. Sanskrit (Vedic Studies)
4. Ph. D.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
1. Integrated B.A.(Honours) Philosophy

M.A.(Philosophy): As indicated at Section MAJOR ACTIVITIES
5.4 National Seminar on “Kashmir Shaivism and
2. M.A.(Philosophy): As indicated at Section neo-Tantrism” in July 2007, funded by ICPR
5.4 Ten-Day Workshop on “Indian Logic &
3. M.A. Sanskrit (Vedic Studies): As Epistemology” in May 2008, funded by ICPR
indicated at Section 5.4 International Seminar on “Culture, Myth &
4. Ph.D. : As indicated as Section 5.5 Knowledge”, March 2011, funded by ICPR
National Seminar on “Avenues and Challenges Being instrumental in establishing the J&K
in Philosophy”, March 2013 Regional Centre of IGNCA, New Delhi at
One Week Workshop on “Transcendental SMVDU Campus
Meditation”, March 2013, in collaboration with
Maharshi Mahesh Yogi Vishwavidyalaya M.P. THRUST AREAS
Research in Indian Philosophy
Five-Day Workshop on “Enhancing research
Study of Classical Indian Texts
Skills in Philosophy”, Feb. 2015, funded by
Interdisciplinary Courses
ICPR
Promotion of Indian Intellectual Tradition
‘Teachers’ Meet’ of J&K State Philosophy
Promotion of Value Education and Spirituality
teachers, Feb. 2015, funded by ICPR
Fifteen-Day Textual Workshop on
‘Vedantaparibhasha’, March 2015, funded by STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS
9 students have qualified UGC-NET
ICPR
examination (including 4 with JRF), 10 are
Diamond Jubilee Session of All India
pursuing PhD in different universities and 4 are
Philosophy Association, June 2015
in teaching profession.
Ten-Day FDP-cum-Textual Workshop on
Published papers in reputed national journals
Śāṁkara Vedānta (Level-1), May 2019, funded
and participated various national level
by IGNCA, New Delhi
conferences/training programs.
World Philosophy Day celebration seminars on
annual basis since 2009
Indian Philosopher’s Day celebration seminars
on annual basis since 2015
Swami Vivekananda Special Lecture series of 8
Lectures in Academic Year 2013-14
School Level Workshops on ‘Indian
Constitution’ and ‘Basic Sanskrit Learning’
“Personality and Interpersonal Skills
Development Program” for UG students for pre-
placement training and general ability in
Academic Year 2014-15
The School has contributed 14 course

modules under E-PG Paathshala Program of
UGC
SIGNIFICANT FEATURES:
MoUs with IGNCA, New Delhi, and Dept. of
Philosophy, Panjab University for Geography of
Philosophy Project
Special Lectures by eminent scholars, National
Fellowes of ICPR and Specials Sessions on
Yoga and Spirituality by Vihangam Yoga
Sansthan and Yogoda Satsang Society
Promotion of Spirituality and Human Values
through School level sessions
Offer elective courses of humanities to
engineering students and organize Weekly
Friday Seminars by faculty and students
Contribution in various ways through University
Social Responsibility
14.0 STUDENTS’ AFFAIRS
14.1 STUDENTS’ AFFAIRS COUNCIL (SAC)
The University has the highest level of students’ body called ‘Students’ Affairs Council’ (SAC) and has
its constituent boards and inter-hostel committees. The role of the SAC is to involve the students of the
University in the matters considered relevant to their holistic personality growth and professional
development through various activities, not related to their academic programs. The SAC is intended to
provide a policy making platform for students with the support of University faculty and authorities. The
constituent boards are as follows:
• Board for Hostel Management (BHM)
• Board for Sports Activities (BSA)
• Board for Cultural Activities (BCA)
• Board for Students Welfare (BSW)
• Board for Students Publications (BSP)
• Board for Professional Activities (BPA)
• Inter-hostel Disciplinary Committee
• Inter-hostel Network Affairs Committee
• Inter-hostel Finance and Audit Committee
Each Hostel has the following Committees
• Hostel Mess Committee
• Hostel Sports Committee
• Hostel Cultural Committee
• Hostel Maintenance Committee
• Hostel Welfare Committee
• Hostel Publication Committee
• Hostel Reading Room Committee
• Hostel Network Affairs Committee
• Hostel Disciplinary Committee
• Hostel Finance and Audit Committee
Hostel Affairs Committee (HAC)
The HAC is the supreme body for the management of the hostel affairs and will implement the decisions
executable at its level and submit its recommendations to concerned Board and/or SAC wherever needed.
Each House has the following committees:
• House Sports Committee
• House Cultural Committee
Board for Hostel Management (BHM)
It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating to the overall
management of the hostels.
Board for Sports Activities (BSA)

It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating to the sports
activities of the university.
Board for Cultural Activities (BCA)
It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating to the cultural
activities of the university.
Board for Student Welfare (BSW)
It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating students’ welfare.
Board for Student Publications (BSP)
It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating to the Board. The
BPS shall provide a forum among the students for cultivating literary talent and highlight the matter of
professional interest within and for SMVDU community.
Board for Professional Activities (BPA)
It is responsible for policy formation, coordination and review of all matters relating to the professional
and co-curricular activities of the students.
Other than above, there are inter-hostel committees as follows:
Inter-hostel Disciplinary Committee (IDC)
Inter-hostel Network Affairs Committee (INAC)
Inter-hostel Finance and Audit Committee (IFAC)
14.2 SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
The office of the Dean of Students facilitates and encourages the students to participate in various cultural
activities. The major activities are charted in a Cultural Calendar as per the academic session. The
activities are coordinated by the President, Board of Cultural Activities (BCA). The President is assisted
by the General Secretary, BCA elected by the members of the Board of Cultural Activities.
The School promotes competitive sports and games activities within the campus. The University has
facilities such as Multi-purpose Gym, Badminton Courts, Volleyball Courts, Basketball Courts, Tennis
Courts, Football Ground, Cricket Ground, Kho-Kho Field, Kabbadi Field and Athletic Tracks and Field.
In order to welcome the new students and in search for their extra-curricular talents, a cultural event
called CONCORDANCE is organized in the beginning of every academic session in August. It is
followed by TITIKSHA, the technical festival, TATVA and MANTHAN the management festival,
LITLIFE, the literary festival, and SRIJAN, the architecture festival. The University organizes its annual
cultural and sports festival called RESURGENCE in which the students from various
Universities/Institutions are also invited to participate and compete.
To engage the students in various extra-curricular activities, a House system is introduced. All the
students across discipline are grouped into five Houses named Aakash, Agni, Jal, Prithvi, and Vayu. Such
a system of classification occasions cross-disciplinary interactions among the students coming from
diverse cultural backgrounds. This is also to inculcate the spirit of team work and to encourage a sense of
healthy competitiveness among the students.
There are various Clubs such as Music Club, Dance Club, Dramatics Club, Quiz Club, Film &
Photography Club, Literary Club, Debate Club, Adventure Club, Fine Arts Club, Hindi Club, OSUM
Club and Book Club through which the students pursue and sharpen their extra-curricular talents. The
Mind Meet Forum is constituted to organize panel discussions and lectures on relevant issues to create
awareness among the students regarding the burning issues of national and international importance.
Moreover, the Dean of Students office organizes various workshops, lectures, inspirational talks for the
benefit of the students. The faculty members are engaged in regular counseling and guidance of the
students for the development of their communication and argumentative skills. The students are provided
with travel allowance and other necessary kits for their participation in cultural and sports activities
organized by other Universities / Institutions across country.
14.3 PUBLICATIONS
The University policies encourage student participation in bringing out publications in which students
play a vital role. Apart from faculty members, students members are also included in the publication
committee so that they are fully involved in bringing out various publications and organizing events for
nurturing the literary and journalistic talent of the student community.
14.4 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

National Service Scheme under the guidelines of Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, is functional at
SMVDU since beginning. Registration into NSS is compulsory for all U.G. students. U.G. students must
render 40 hours of service under NSS activities. He/she can fulfill this norm in his/her first year of degree
program or at the maximum in the second year. Successful completion of the aforesaid service
requirements is a must for the award of the degree.
NSS activities provide the students an opportunity to develop in them sense of service, social leadership,
a quality to deal with human affairs, event-organizing skills and overall personality development. By
rendering service to the social cause makes one a responsible citizen. NSS activities are based on the
philosophy that since any individual grows on the resources of society, so it is ethically warranted that
he/she should give back to the society whatever is possible at one’s end.
14.5 ONLINE STUDENTS GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL

The University has started an “Online Students Grievances Redressal Portal” in tune with the UGC
initiative. This is a new initiative with an aim to provide a mechanism for redressal of students’
grievances and ensure transparency and prevention of unfair practices. The portal enables students to
register their grievances instantly and seamlessly for expeditious redressal. Students will also be able to
track the status of the grievances. Complaints can be registered by a student through University login ID
at [email protected]
14.6 PROHIBITION OF RAGGING

In view of the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court in the matter of “University of Kerala v/s.
Council, Principals, Colleges and others” in SLP no. 24295 of 2006 dated 16.05.2007 and that dated
8.05.2009 in Civil Appeal number 887 of 2009, and in consideration of the determination of the Central
Government and the University Grants Commission to prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of
ragging including any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act
which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or
indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or students which causes or is likely to cause
annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any
other student or asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do
and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to
adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to
derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or
any other student, in all higher education institutions in the country, and thereby, to provide for the
healthy development, physically and psychologically, of all students, the University Grants Commission,
in consultation with the Councils, brings forth this Regulation.
Ragging in any form is banned in SMVD University and we follow zero ragging policy and zero
tolerance towards ragging. The University treats ragging as a cognizable offence and stern action will
be taken against the offenders. To safeguard ideals of scholarship, character and personal behaviour, the
University reserves the right of withdrawal/expulsion of any student at any time for any reason deemed
sufficient. Ragging of any kind and of any manner is strictly prohibited as per order of the Hon’ble
Supreme Court. Anybody found involved in an act of intimidation /abuse to a fresh student is liable to be
prosecuted/restricted under law. For details, one is advised to see full regulations at
http://www.ugc.ac.in/oldpdf/ragging/gazzetaug2010.pdf
14.7 HONOUR CODE

In order to promote ethical behaviour, the University requires every student to agree to abide by the
Honour Code. At the time of admission, every student has to sign the Honour Code and submit a copy to
the respective academic section. Violations of this Code are taken very seriously and may result in
suspension or expulsion.
The Honour Code
I ________________________________________ Entry No. ________________________do hereby

undertake that as a student at SMVDU:
1. I will not give or receive aid in examinations; that I will not give or receive un-permitted
aid in class work, in preparation of reports, or in any other work that is to be used by the
instructor as the basis of grading; and
2. I will do my share and take an active part in seeing to it that others as well as myself
uphold the spirit and letter of the Honor Code. I realize that some examples of
misconduct which are regarded as being in violation of the Honour Code include:
a) Copying from another’s examination paper or allowing another to copy from ones
own paper;
b) Un-permitted collaboration;
c) Plagiarism;
d) Revising and resubmitting a marked quiz or examination paper for regarding without
the instructor’s knowledge and consent;
e) Giving or receiving un-permitted aid on take home examination;
f) Representing as one’s won work the work of another, including information available
on the internet;
g) Giving or receiving aid on an academic assignment under circumstances in which a
reasonable person should have known that such aid was not permitted; and
h) Committing a cyber offence, such as, breaking passwords and accounts, sharing
passwords, electronic copying, planting viruses, etc
I accept that any act of mine that can be considered to be an Honour code violation will invite
disciplinary action.
Date: Student’s Signature
Name:
Entry No:
15.0 GENDER SENSITISATION COMMITTEE AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT
(GSCASH)
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University endeavours to provide an environment free of sexual harassment,
intimidation, or exploitation and has constituted GSCASH, as per UGC norms, to address gender related
issues in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in this regard.
The meeting of GSCASH is held periodically and highest priority is accorded to gender-sensitive matters.
Besides, the GSCASH also organizes workshops, seminars, film shows, debates, skits etc. for gender-
sensitization.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CONTACT 2. Self-attested photocopy of Higher
For further queries please contact us at: Secondary School Examination
Certificates.
For UG Program 3. Character-Certificate from the Head of
EPABX Number: 01991-285524, 9622885588 the Institution, last attended by the
Tel: +91-1991-285731 (O) applicant or from Gazetted Officer in
case of break in academic career
Fax: 01991-285694
4. Five recent passport size photographs.
Email: [email protected] 5. GAP certificate duly notarized.
6. Two self-addressed (duly stamped)
Address of Public Relation Office: envelopes
Public Relations Office 7. JEE Main Registration Card, JEE Main
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University Rank Card / SMVDEE Rank Card, valid
Saraswati Dham, Near Railway Station documents from the admission centre.-
Jammu - 180004 (J&K State) FOR B.TECH. & B.ARCH. ONLY
www.smvdu.ac.in 8. School leaving / Transfer / Migration
Certificate (from the institution last
For other Programs: attended.
The Head of respective School may be contacted 9. Two self-addressed (duly stamped)
telephonically or by e-mail.
envelopes
APPLICATION PROCESS Note: Candidates are required to

Applications are invited from candidates by bring all the certificates in original
advertising the Programs in the leading national along with them for verification
and local newspapers every year. Subsequently, purposes at the time of admission.
Admission Brochure can be downloaded from
the University website (www.smvdu.ac.in). GUIDELINES FOR
Application Form can be filled On-Line by APPLICATION FOR PG
the applicants by visiting the university PROGRAM
website www.smvdu.ac.in The candidates
will submit the application fee of Rs. 1,500/- 1. Self-attested photocopy of Secondary
at the time of on-line submission of Form. School Examination Certificates (SSC)
(for date of birth).
By the date of registration, the candidate 2. Self-attested photocopy of Higher
must have appeared in all the Secondary School Examination
Certificates.
examinations including viva-voce, if any,
3. Self-attested photocopies of Bachelors/
of his/her qualifying degree, failing which UG Degree & Marks-Sheet for all years /
he/she will not be allowed for semester semesters of Bachelors/ UG Degree
registration. program.
4. Self-attested photocopies of
GUIDELINES FOR APPLICATION FOR CMAT/MAT/GATE/CCMT Scorecard
UG PROGRAM/INTEGRATED and corresponding Admit Card, in case of
PROGRAM MBA/M.Tech. Applicants OR SMVDEE
Rank Card.
1. Self-attested photocopy of Secondary 5. Certificate duly signed by the
School Examination Certificates (SSC) Principal/Registrar of the
(for date of birth). College/Institute from where the student
has appeared in the qualifying
examination, in case the result is yet to be Note: Candidates are required to bring all
declared. certificates in original along with them for
6. GAP certificate duly notarized. verification purpose at the time of interview /
7. Self-attested photocopies of Migration
admission.
Certificate.
8. Character Certificate from the Principal
of the College/Institute last attended or
Forms received after last date will be
from Gazetted Officer.
9. Five recent Passport Size Photographs. rejected.
DISCLAIMER:
Please note that all rules and regulations, Programs and features specified in Admission brochure are only
indicative in nature. The students are advised to consult the Admission Cell/ University Authorities for
details in this regard. Any update on Admission Process will be put on University website.
Registrar
ADMISSION TO THE PROGRAMS (2020-21)
B.Tech,B.Arch,M.Tech.MA, MSc, MBA, Integrated and Ph.D Programme

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SHRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI UNIVERSITY

 Attractive Scholarships/Assistantships  Updated Curriculum

Padma Shri Prof. R.K. Sinha

5.2 Application Procedure

5.3 Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Under-Graduate Programs (B.Tech. &

Sr. Name of Program Short Name Intake* Eligibility Criteria**

Computer Science & Engineering

5.6 Selection Criteria for Under-Graduate Programs (B.Tech. / B.Arch.)

5.7 Selection Criteria for Post-Graduate Programs M.Tech.(Computer Sc. &

5.8 Selection Criteria for Post-Graduate Programs M.Sc.(Biotechnology,

For M.Sc.(Physics, Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry, Biotechnology); M.A.(English, Philosophy,

2. Through SMVDUEE-2020: To be conducted at various centers in selected cities of the country

5.10 Admission under NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats

5.10.1 Mode of Selection (NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats)

5.10.2 Fee & Other Charges (NRI/Foreign Sponsored Seats)

5.11.1 Lateral Entry in B.Tech. Program based on Migration

5.11.2 Lateral Entry in B.Tech. Program for Diploma / B.Sc. Students

5.12 Admission to B.Sc. (Nursing) Program

5.13 Residential Requirement

5.14 Reservation of Seats for Persons with Disabilities

5.15 Availability of Seats for Children of Martyrs

6.1.2 For Admission to all other Programs

2 M.Tech. (All Streams) 66000 17000 10750 10000 20000 24000

6.3 Mode of Fee Payment

6.3.1 By Credit Card / Debit Card / Net-banking

Sr. No Percentage of Refund Point of time when notice of withdrawal of admission is

7.0 SCHOLARSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS & AWARDS

7.2 For M. Tech. Program

7.3 For Ph.D. Students

The University awards the following medals/certificate to the graduating students:

8.0 ACADEMIC FRAMEWORK

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

9.2 Services & Amenities

9.2.2 Central Library

9.2.4 Medical Aid Centre

9.3 Training & Placement

UG, PG and Ph.D. students are actively

5. National Conference in Innovative Trends in

with focus on core, electives and inter-

SIGNIFICANT FEATURES Various faculty and students training program

Faculty members are encouraged to carry out

HEAD OF THE SCHOOL

Dr. K.R. Jha, Ph.D.

1. Dr. Kamaldeep, Ph.D.

B. Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.3

B. Tech.: As mentioned in Section 5.6

State-of-the-art, well equipped labs including

To undertake R&D to achieve energy efficiency,

 Installation of Solar radiation resource

 Building energy simulation.

Qualified GRE & TOEFL in order to pursue

Organized ZONASA 2010 successfully.

SALD student’s entry shortlisted in Top 5

2. Prof. Pulin B. Nayak, Former Director, Delhi

3. Prof. Kuldip Kumar, School of Economics and

1. Integrated M.Sc. Economics (B.Sc.(Hons.)

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: MAJOR ACTIVITIES

HEAD OF THE SCHOOL 2. M.Sc. (Mathematics)– As per details at

1. Integrated B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics,

I ________________ Entry No. do hereby