UPENDRA PAI MEMORIAL COLLEGE, UDUPI

B.B.M. COURSE

B.COM. COURSE

COURSES OFFERED

The college offers instruction in various prescribed subjects of study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) and Bachelor of Business Management (B.B.M) of Mangalore University.

ADMISSION

Admissions to any course are made for one academic year only. Students will be admitted to the next higher class ( subsequent academic years ) on the basis of fresh application for admission to that class taking into account their progress, conduct and behaviour during the year.

FEE STRUCTURE

A student admitted to the College shall have to pay the fees as prescribed at the time of admission each year.

(i) Fees should be paid on or before the last date prescribed for it by the Principal. Thereafter a defaulter is liable to pay in addition to the fees proper, a fine of Rs.50 for the delay of first seven days. If fee remains unpaid on the last date prescribed for payment of fees with fine, the defaulter's name will be struck off the college register.

(ii) Fees paid in will not be refunded under any circumstance.

(iii) All the payments due to the College shall be paid only in the cash counter and receipts should be obtained.

Cash hours

On working days : From 9.30 A.M. to 1.00 P.M.

From 2.00 P.M. to 3.00 P.M.

On Saturday : From 9.30 A.M. to 12.00 Noon

WITHDRAWALS AND CERTIFICATES

The students who wish to withdraw from the College and wish to have the Transfer Certificates should pay the T.C. fee of Rs. 25.00. If the T.C. is required by post, an additional amount of Rs. 30.00 is to be paid towards postal expenses. Transfer Certificate will be issued to a student only when he has no dues to the College.

The Transfer Certificate shall be issued to a student only once. A fee of Rs. 50-00 will be charged for the duplicate copy of the Transfer Certificate. A student who intends to get duplicate Transfer Cetificate should make a declaration on a stamp paper worth Rs. 20-00 to the effect that he/she has lost the original Transfer Certificate issued to him/her beyond recovery and that he/she has not used the same for joining some other course. The other certificates such as conduct, no dues, date of birth, physical education etc., will be issued to a student against payment of Rs. 20-00 for each certificate.

RULES OF DISCIPLINE

This College lays a great stress on the development of character among the students and expects them to conduct themselves both inside and outside the College as to be worthy of the highest standards of behaviour. courtesy, helpfulness and tolerance are the virtues which they are particularly advised to cultivate. The students are admitted to the college on the clear understanding that they cheerfully carry out all the rules and disciplinary regulations of the college. The following rules and regulations have been framed to achieve the above objectives.

1. The students of the College must maintain high standards of behaviour both inside the college and outside it.

2. They should abide by the College regulations set forth in the present calendar and also by such other regulations as may be formulated from time to time by the Principal. Non-compliance with any of these regulations will be dealt with by the Principal in the way which he deems fit and his decision will be final in these matters.

3. Irregularity in attendance, constant indifference to studies, frequent avoidance of assignments or tests and examinations held by the College, discourtesy to the teachers, insubordination, obscenity in word or deed, moral delinquency - any of these will render a student liable to punishment by the Principal and the punishment may even be so stringent as expulsion.

4. Smoking in the College premises, drinking any liquor in the College premises, coming drunk to the College are to be avoided by the students.

5. Disorderliness of behaviour, sloveliness or indecency in regard to dress and sloppiness or scruffiness in regard to hair- do should be avoided by the students.

6. All College property should be handled with care by a student. Wilful damage to or disfigurement of College property, books, furniture and electrical installations etc. by a student will render him liable to severe disciplinary action.

7. Except with the consent of the Principal obtained in writing no student shall be a member of any club, association, society, union or other organisations not organised by the College. No student shall participate in any campaign, demonstration, agitation, strike, hartal or satyagraha directed whether against the College, the University or the Government. Any violation of this rule may lead to the erring student's expulsion from the College.

8. No student shall play in any team against the College. No student shall play in teams other than college team, except, with the consent of the Principal obtained in writing.

9. No excursions will be conducted by the College unless specifically required by the syllabus. In the latter case it will be conducted only after duly informing the parents. Unauthorised excursions organised by the students will attract disciplinary action against the participants.

10. After a teacher has entered a lecture hall, no student shall enter it or leave it without the teacher's permission.

11. The students shall not loiter about the corridors when lectures are in progress in the lecture halls. If, on an occasion they have a free hour, they should retire to the reading room and they should keep reading or writing and not keep talking.

12. No student shall disrupt teaching, study, library and administrative work, or prevent any member of the College and its staff from carrying out his/her work or do any act reasonably, likely to cause such disruption and prevention.

13. Students who habitually come late or absent themselves frequently from the classes without valid reasons approved by the Principal will be subjected to such disciplinary action as the Principal may prescribe in addition to loosing of their attendance.

14. The name of the student who absents himself/herself continuously for more than a week without the sanction of the Principal shall be struck off the rolls unless satisfactory reasons are given for his/her absence.

15. The students will be issued with an identity card which document he/she should always possess and be able to produce when required by the teachers in the class rooms, verandah, library or by the Principal. The identity cards are to be produced even at the examinations along with their hall tickets on all examination days. Failure or refusal to produce it when demanded is an act of clear disobedience. This document should not be tampered.

16. While the college does not hold itself responsible for the conduct of the student outside the premises, the Principal may take cognisance of any serious misconduct outside which is likely to reflect badly upon the reputation of the College and take such disciplinary action against the offender as he deems fit and proper.

17. The Principal in consultation with the Governing Council shall have the power to rusticate any student from the College if in the opinion of the council his/her continuation in the College is not desirable in the interest of discipline of the College.

18. The student should sit on the seat in the class room allotted to him by the concerned staff. Refusal to occupy the seat deserves punishment.

19. Absence in the class test or College examination without prior permission of the staff or without valid reason is considered as indiscipline.

RAGGING

Ragging in any form inside or outside the College campus is strictly banned. Students found indulging in ragging will be summarily expelled from the College.

Students are advised to report either to the Principal or to the lecturers or to the College office, all the incidents of ragging, even anonymously, if circumstances warranted. All the students are invited to co-operate in combating the evil of ragging.

Attention of all the students is drawn to the following regulations of Karnataka Education Act. 1983. (Karnataka Act No 1 of 1995)

Section : 2 (29) : "Ragging" means causing, inducing, compelling or forcing a student, whether by way of a practical jokes or otherwise, to do any act which detracts from human dignity or violate his person or exposes him to ridicule or to forbear from any lawful act, by intimidating wrongfully restraining, wrongfully confining, or injuring him or by using criminal force to him or by holding out to him any threat of such intimidation, wrongful restraint, wrongfull confinement, injury or the use of criminal force.

Section 116 : Penalty for Ragging :

1. No person who is a student in an educational institution including an institution under the direct management of the University or of the Central Government shall commit ragging.

2. Any person who contravenes sub-section (1) shall, on conviction, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or with fine which may extend to two thousand rupees or with both.

3. Ragging is not only punishable under Section 116, but also under various provisions contained in Sections 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 302, 305, 306, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 346, 347, 354, 359, 368, 448, 451 and 506 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) which would result in imposition of extreme punishment in furtherance of specific directions enshrined in Standing Order No. 940 of Director General and Inspector General of Police.

4. At this juncture it is relevant to point out that under sub-section (1) of Section 137 of the Karnataka Education Act, 1983, criminal courts can take cognizance of any offence punishable under Section 116 r/w other Sections of IPC. Under sub-section (2) of Section 137, all offences punishable under Section 116 shall be investigated by an officer of and above the rank of Inspector of Police. It shall be cognizable and non-bailable. Provision has also been made in Section 138 of the Karnataka Education Act, 1983 that whoever instigates or abates the commission of an offence of ragging shall be liable for punishment with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or with fine which may extend to Rs. 2000 or with both.

5. Ragging is a criminal offence punishable under the various provisions indicated above and such students involved in such obnoxious practice are, in addition for prosecution, liable for being rusticated dismissed and expelled from the college.

2. The Physical Director of the College nominates the captains of the various teams.

3. When representative teams are formed, players for the teams will be selected by the Physical Director from students who play regularly and attend coaching classes and intramural competitions.

4. When competitions are organized by the College only those who carry out the directions of the Physical Director and who are regular for practice, will be allowed to compete. Players whose records are excellent in the College will be permitted to participate in tournaments.

5. Students who receive games and sports materials should return them safely to the person who has issued them.

6. Students who are on the rolls of this College are not permitted to play in any outside team in any event against this College.

Mangalore University has established a Centre for Distance Education in this College from the year 2004-05. Private students aspiring for collegiate education can avail of the same through correspondence education. Those students who have passed PUC or equivalent examinations can undertake education in the degree courses like B.A., B.Com. and B.B.M. Students can also pursue their post-graduate education in economics and commerce (M.A., M.Com.).

No class shall be declared for the examination of the first five semesters. Class shall be declared at the end of VI semester on the basis of the aggregate marks obtained at the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth semester examinations excluding the subjects of languages I and II. Further, only those candidates who pass in all the subjects shall be eligible for first class or second class provided the candidates pass the fifth and sixth semesters in the first attempt. All other successful candidates are eligible for pass class.

This year the Mangalore University has introduced credit based semester system for I year B.Com Degree students. Subjects study for the year (I & II sem) and for the II & III year B.com for the current year as follows :

The term 'completing a programme' means passing all the prescribed examinations of the programme to become eligible for the degree. No candidate shall be permitted to appear for the examinations after the prescribed maximum period for completing the programme.

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