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Deccan Education Society’s

Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune

A Meeting of the Governing Body (Board of Management) of Fergusson College

(Autonomous) was convened on Saturday, 29th

of April, 2017, at 11.30 am in the Office of The

Principal, Fergusson College at 3.00 pm.

Following Members attended the meeting:

Members of Governing Body

Following items were discussed and disposed of:

1. The Chairman welcomed UGC Nominee Dr. Pandit Vidyasagar and State Government

nominee Dr. Sanjay Kaptan to the GB meeting.

2. Dr. Abhay Firodiya conveyed his inability to attend the meeting.

3. Confirmation of minutes of the previous GB meeting held on 13th

of September, 2016.

The minutes of the previous meeting of the Governing Body were read and confirmed.

4. Recommendations of the Academic Council of Fergusson College (Autonomous) were

placed before the Governing Body of FC (A).

Resolved that the recommendations of the Academic Council meeting dated 18.03.2017, listed below,

are hereby accepted and sanctioned and confirmed.

Item No. 1:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Nominations on Academic Council (Dr. Poonam Deshpande, Shri. Manish

Aaglave, Dr. Surekha Rongate, Shri. Swapnil Kamble, Shri. Nishant Gadpayale

and Shri. Anil Sawarkar).

Dr. Poonam Deshpande has been nominated on Academic Council in place of

Dr. Shampa Chakraborty as she will be retiring from college services, Shri.

1 Shri. Vikas Kakatkar Chairman of Governing Body (Fergusson College

(Autonomous))

2 Shri. Ram Nimbalkar Member (Nominee of DES Management)

3 Dr. Mohan Swami Member (Nominee of DES Management)

4 Shri. Anand Bhide Member (Secretary, DES)

5 Dr. Pandit Vidyasagar Member (UGC Nominee)

6 Dr. Sanjay Kaptan Member (State Government Nominee)

7 Smt. Shubhangi Thakar

Department of Computer Science (Teacher Nominee)

8 Dr. Chitra Sreedharan Department of English (Teacher Nominee)

9 Dr. Ravindrasinh Pardeshi Ex-Officio Member

Principal, Fergusson College (Autonomous)

10 Dr. Sachin Khedkar Member, Secretary

Manish Agalave has been nominated on Academic Council in place of

Dr. Raka Dabhade as Dr. Raka Dabhade is Head of Department of Physics,

Dr. Surekha Rongate has been nominated on Academic Council in place of

Dr. Kalyani Kulklarni as she retired from college services, Shri. Swapnil Kamble

has been nominated on Academic Council as representative from B. Voc.

Department, Shri. Nishant Gadpayale has been nominated on Academic

Council in place of Smt. Sunita Pandhe-Gupta as she retired from college

services and Shri. Anil Sawarkar has been nominated on Academic Council in

place of Dr. Shobhana Abhyankar as she retired from college services.

Item No. 2:

Presented by:

Dr. Nitin Kulkarni and

Shri. Prakash Pawar

Approval of Second Year Syllabi of B.A., B.Sc., M.A., M.Sc. The following

syllabi have been approved by the Academic Council:

Faculty Board of Studies (BOS) in UG / PG courses

1. Animation S.Y. B.Sc.

2. Biotechnology S.Y. B.Sc. (Biotechnology)

S.Y. B.Sc. (Voc. Biotechnology)

& M.Sc. Part-II

3. Botany S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part-II

4. Chemistry S.Y. B.Sc. &

M.Sc. Part-II (Analytical Chem.)

M.Sc. Part-II (Bio -Chem.)

M.Sc. Part-II (Organic Chem.)

5. Computer Science S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part-II

6. Electronic Science S.Y. B.Sc.(Electronic Science)

S.Y. B.Sc.(Electronics for CS)

S.Y. B.Sc.(Vocational EEM)

& M.Sc. Part-II

7. Environmental Science S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part-II

8. Geology S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part-II

9. Mathematics S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc.Tech. Part-II

10. Microbiology S.Y. B.Sc. & M.Sc. Part-II

11. Physics S.Y. B.Sc. (Physics)

S.Y. B.Sc. (Voc. Photography)

& M.Sc. Part-II

12. Statistics S.Y. B.Sc.

13. Media & Communication S. Y. B.Voc. (Media & Communication)

14. Digital Art & Animation S. Y. B.Voc.(Digital Art & Animation)

15. Languages English

Marathi

Hindi

Sanskrit

French (Self-Finance)

German (Self-Finance)

Faculty Board of Studies (BOS) in UG / PG courses

Economics S.Y. B.A. (General and Special) and M.A. - II

English S.Y. B.A. (General and Special) and M.A. - II

French S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

S.Y. B.Sc. (Basic) (Self-Finance)

Geography S.Y. B.A. and T.Y. B.A. (General)

German S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

S.Y. B.Sc. (Basic) (Self-Finance)

Hindi S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

History S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

Marathi S.Y. B.A. (General and Special) and M.A. - II

Philosophy S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

Political Science S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

Psychology S.Y. B.A. (General and Special) and M.A. - II

Sanskrit S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

Sociology S.Y. B.A. (General and Special)

Item No. 3:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval of First Year Syllabi of B.A., B.Sc., M.A., M.Sc. with minor changes as

suggested by the respective Board of Studies.

Some Board of Studies have suggested minor changes in the First Year Syllabi of B.A.,

B.Sc., M.A., M.Sc. without change in the course structure. The Academic Council

approved minor changes in M.Sc. - I Biotechnology, F.Y. B.A. and F.Y. B.Sc.

Mathematics, F.Y. B.Sc. Microbiology and F.Y. B.Voc. Similarly the Academic

Council also approved minor changes in F.Y. B.A. Economics and English.

Item No. 4:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval of Add-On Courses, viz. Introduction to Web Page Designing,

Entrepreneurship Development, Intellectual Property Rights, Facilitation,

Validation and Quality Control, Photography, Geometry for Advanced Learners,

Mathematical Structures for Science students and American Studies.

The above-mentioned Add-On Courses have been approved by the Academic Council

and they will be submitted to the Finance Committee to decide the Fee Structure for the

courses.

Item No. 5:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval for introducing French and German Languages for S.Y. B.Sc. Students on

self-finance basis.

There was a brief presentation by French and German Departments highlighting the

importance of foreign languages for Science students. The Academic Council approved

introduction of French and German Languages for S.Y. B.Sc. Students on self-finance

basis from the Academic Year 2017-2018.

Item No. 6:

Presented by:

Dr. Sachin Khedkar

Admission Policy

Procedures related to Admission to Under graduate courses for the

academic year 2017-18

Principles:

1. The highest claim for admission is of merit

2. As a part of selection procedure at entry point, comprehensive uplift and service

to society as well as the norms of social justice should be strictly followed.

3. In order to do justice to people who spend part of their life and allot time and

assets towards the development of society through educational activities the

management needs some say in the admission procedure. This also may be used

for the benefit of meritorious eligible candidates who for some technical reason

are not part of the admission process as well as for the marginal near merit class

Admission procedure for Undergraduate Courses

(All the days mentioned below are excluding Sunday and Public holidays)

1. Please have your AADHAR CARD ready for admission process.

2. You will also need a valid bank account in a nationalized bank. This is essential

in case of refunds of deposits, for scholarships/freeships, for refunds in case of

cancellation of admission etc.

3. The admission process will start after the declaration of results of H.S.C. / 12th

std. by Maharashtra Board.

4. Application forms will be made available online on www.fergusson.edu from

the next day onwards (Day 1).

5. Kindly go through the eligibility criteria for the concerned undergraduate

courses for which you will be applying, in the Circulars section of official web

site of Savitribai Phule Pune University (www.unipune.ac.in).

6. Applicant has to create his/ her account to apply for undergraduate courses.

Also keep ready scanned signature and photograph as per the guidelines

displayed while filling the application form.

7. Single loginId and password is to be used for filling application forms for

multiple undergraduate courses. Upload your signature and photo before

submitting the application form.

8. Application form fee is Rs. 50/- which is to be paid via online payment only

(Using NetBanking, Credit card or debit card only). However, for every

application form the applicant has to pay Rs. 50/- separately via online payment

only.

9. Applicant is requested to keep scanned copies of all the required documents

ready which are required to be uploaded at the time of admission only. Do not

upload any document before admission is confirmed.

List of documents (whichever is applicable) includes:

a. Standard 10th

Marklist

b. Standard 12th

Marklist

c. Domicile Certificate

d. Caste certificate

e. Caste Validity

f. Non-Creamy layer Certificate

g. Gap Certificate

h. Documents required to support claim for Defense/ Physically Challenged

quota.

i. Aadhar Card

j. Bank Account details.

10. Last date of submission of application forms will be the 5th

day from the next

day of declaration of 12th

standard result (Day 1 - Day 5).

11. The list of all candidates who have applied for the undergraduate courses will

be displayed on Day 6 as per merit and relevant category, treated as provisional

merit list.

12. Discrepancies (if any) in the provisional merit list, need to be communicated by

the applicant only through e-mail Id of the concerned department displayed on

www.fergusson.edu. on next day. (Day 7). Telephonic communication will not

be entertained in this regard.

13. Final merit list of all candidates (with discrepancies corrected if any) who have

applied for the undergraduate courses as per merit and relevant category will be

displayed the next day (Day 8). The First merit list of candidates eligible for

admission will also be displayed on the same day (Day 8).

14. The First merit list based admissions will be conducted from Day 10.

Candidates need to be present in the admission hall in the given time slot with

http://www.fergusson.edu/

http://www.unipune.ac.in/


the original necessary documents and total amount of fees be paid in cash.

Candidates need to note that inability to provide necessary documents and/or

late reporting for the admission procedure will make the claim for admission

void.

Candidates who have been allocated seats in the first merit list based admissions

will be given three days for payment of complete fees for the undergraduate

courses including the day of seat allocation (Day 10 to Day 12). Failure to pay

fees in this time period will make the claim on the seat allocated void. Part

payment of fees is strictly not allowed. If the fees are not filled up by the

allotted time period the admission stands automatically cancelled.

15. After the first merit list based admissions has concluded (Day 12), the second

merit list will be displayed on Day 13, if seats remain vacant.

16. The second merit list based admissions will commence on Day 14.

17. Candidates whose names appear in the list of candidates eligible for the second

merit list based admissions should report from Day 14 in the admission hall on

time with the original necessary documents and total amount of fees to be paid

in cash for confirmation of seat allocation and acceptance. Candidates need to

note that inability to provide necessary documents and / or late reporting for the

admission procedure will make the claim for admission void.

Candidates who have been allocated seats in the second merit list based

admissions will be given three days for payment of complete fees for the

undergraduate courses including the day of seat allocation (Day 14 to Day 16).

Failure to pay fees in this time period will make the claim on the seat allocated

void. Part payment of fees is strictly not allowed. If the fees are not filled up by

the allotted time period the admission stands automatically cancelled.

18. The third merit list based admissions will commence on Day 17.

19. Candidates whose names appear in the list of candidates eligible for the second

merit list based admissions should report from Day 17 in the admission hall on

time with the original necessary documents and total amount of fees to be paid

in cash for confirmation of seat allocation and acceptance. Candidates need to

note that inability to provide necessary documents and/or late reporting for the

admission procedure will make the claim for admission void.

Candidates who have been allocated seats in the second merit list based

admissions will be given three days for payment of complete fees for the

undergraduate courses including the day of seat allocation (Day 17 to Day 19).

Failure to pay fees in this time period will make the claim on the seat allocated

void. Part payment of fees is strictly not allowed. If the fees are not filled up by

the allotted time period the admission stands automatically cancelled.

Procedures related to Admission to Post graduate courses for the

academic year 2017-18

Principles:

1. The highest claim for admission is of merit

2. As a part of selection procedure at entry point, comprehensive uplift and service

to society as well as the norms of social justice should be strictly followed.

3. In order to do justice to people who spend part of their life and allot time and

assets towards the development of society through educational activities the

management needs some say in the admission procedure. This also may be used

for the benefit of meritorious eligible candidates who for some technical reason

are not part of the admission process as well as for the marginal near merit

class.

Information about the admission to M.A. / M.Sc. _____________ (PG courses in

Fergusson College)

1. A committee is to be formed at the department level which will look into the

admission procedure and will have the following composition:

Principal, FCP Chairman

Vice Principal, FCP Member

Head/Coordinator of the department Member

PG Co-coordinator Member

Teacher Representative Member

Teacher Representative Member

2. The total number of seats available for M.A./M.Sc. _______________ are ___

and their distribution is as follows:

The total number of seats available for M.Sc. / M.A. (X) are distributed as

follows:

Total no. of seats for institutional quota = 15% of X

Total number of merit based seats, Y= 85% of X

Students from Parent University (SPPU), Z = 90% of Y

General SC ST OBC DTA,NTB

and NTD

NTC

(50%Z) (13%Z) (7%Z) (19%Z) (7.5%Z) (3.5%Z) Students from other Universities, W = 10% of Y

General SC /ST/OBC And NT

(50%W) (50%W)

1. As per the directives of the Government of Maharashtra candidates belonging to

NTC, NTD and OBC category need to submit non-creamy layer certificate

issued by a competent authority after 31st March of that respective calendar

year.

2. Candidates belonging to SBC category can seek admission in their old caste by

following the necessary rules applicable to that caste.

3. Fee structure will be different for students from the state of Maharashtra and

students from outside Maharashtra where,

Student from the state of Maharashtra: a student who has completed 10th

and 12th

class exam from the state of Maharashtra OR has a Domicile status

certificate of the state of Maharashtra

Student from outside Maharashtra: a student who has completed 10th

or 12th

class exam from outside the state of Maharashtra

4. 3% seats are reserved for Physically handicapped candidates (horizontal Quota

over all categories )

5. 5% seats are reserved for wards of ex/ active servicemen (horizontal Quota over

all categories )

6. Fees for wards of active servicemen who are categorized as Non Maharashtra

candidates will be converted to Maharashtra candidates only if the current

posting is in the state of Maharashtra

Details of the Admission Procedure:

Information about the schedule, venue and timings of the entrance exam for

M.Sc. / M.A. will be displayed on the college’s website www.fergusson.edu as

well the departmental notice board.

1. The admissions to the Post Graduate course (M.Sc./M.A.) will be based on the

Entrance examination conducted by the college separately for all the subjects.

2. The results of the entrance examination are expected to be announced within 10

days from the conduct of the entrance exam.

3. The merit list will be based on:

a. The score obtained in the entrance test (50% weightage)

b. Marks obtained in qualifying examination (B.A./B.Sc ) in the same subject

for which the student is seeking PG admission (50% weightage).

4. In case of students who are from universities other than SPPU, the merit list will

be prepared on the basis of Entrance Exam only.

5. After the declaration of the results of the Entrance examination, the students

will have to upload the marks of B.A./B.Sc. obtained by them. This must be

done within 3 days of declaration of results by SPPU.

6. The merit list of students who qualify for admission to PG programmes will be

displayed in the concerned departments and on the college web-site.

7. Along with the merit list the schedule for provisional admission to M.Sc. / M.A.

will be displayed.

8. A counselling session will be organized in the respective department as per the

dates displayed in the provisional admission schedule. Students should report 15

minutes before the beginning of the counselling session. Otherwise the student

will not be considered for admission.

9. At the time of the counselling session the physical presence of the student or a

person authorized by the student (authority letter necessary) is an absolute must.

Claim for admission due to absence at the counselling session will not be

entertained under any circumstances.

10. Provisional admission does not imply confirmation of admission. Admission

will only be confirmed after the University results for the qualifying

examination are declared and the student fulfils the eligibility criteria for

the respective M.Sc. / M.A. as per the eligibility criteria of S.P.P.U.

11. In case of a tie at the entrance exam marks the rules and regulations laid down

by the Admission Committee will be followed.

12. All students should carry original caste certificate, non-creamy layer certificate,

caste validation certificate, certificate to prove date of birth and original mark

lists of B.A. / B.Sc., 10th

and 12th

Standard examinations at the time of

provisional admission and counselling.

13. A student who accepts the offered provisional admission must to pay Rs. 5000/

immediately by cash paid through challan in the bank or by DD

14. Remaining fees have to be paid within three days of the provisional admission.

Failure to do so within the stipulated time frame will result in the candidate


losing claim over the admission and the Rs. 5000 paid earlier will not be

refunded. The seat will then be allotted to the next eligible candidate.

15. Fees are to be paid in the form of a demand draft in the name of ‘The Principal,

Fergusson College, Pune.’

16. The process will stop as and when all available seats are filled up.

17. In case where the number of candidates appearing for the entrance exam are less

than the number of available seats, the Head of the concerned department, in

consultation with the Principal, FCP will put up a notice regarding the further

procedure to be followed.

Admission through Institution Quota:

Admission through institution quota necessitates an application from the student and

Guardians. The department will assist the central office in admission procedure for the

same.

Item No. 7:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Eligibility issues and establishment of Lateral Admission Committee.

Students seeking admission to S.Y. B.A., B.Sc. from other colleges / universities was

discussed in the Academic Council. The discussion was done on following points:

(a) The College has adopted Credit system at Undergraduate level under

autonomy.

(b) Under such condition a student who is desirous of seeking admission to

S.Y. B.A., B.Sc. would be eligible / not eligible for admission.

(c) A letter seeking guidance from the University has also been communicated.

Based on the above points, the Academic council decided that, a student can be

admitted from other college provided if; the College is affiliated to Savitribai Phule

Pune University only. In this regard, there will be establishment of ‘Lateral Admission

Committee’ under the chairmanship of Principal. The role of the Committee would be

mapping of courses studied previously by the students, preparing a report and

submitting that case to the University for approval.

Item No. 8:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval of B.Sc. Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology and Zoology Students,

to be eligible for undertaking M.Sc. Biochemistry Programme.

The Board of Studies in Biochemistry has decided to widen the subjects for eligibility

for students seeking admission to M.Sc. Biochemistry Programme. The Academic

Council approved that students having B.Sc. Biochemistry, Botany, Biotechnology,

Microbiology and Zoology Students will now be eligible for undertaking M.Sc.

Biochemistry Programme.

Item No. 9:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval for B.A. and B.Sc. Grades based on CGPA of 3 years.

The Academic Council approved that grades for B.A. and B.Sc. programmes will be

based on the CGPA of three years.

Item No. 10:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval for Academic Audit Format designed by IQAC.

The format of Academic Audit has been presented and discussed in the Head’s Forum

(Arts and Science) and the Academic Council has approved the format for Academic

and Administrative Audit. The Audit will be conducted at the end of each Academic

Year by an External Expert and the Observations of such Audit would be considered as

one of parameter for Quality assessment of the Academic Programmes.

Item No. 11:

Presented by:

Dr. Samir Terdalkar

Approval for presentation on Academic achievements of the Department, by Head of

the Department to be made mandatory.

The Academic Council approved that; every Head of the Department will be giving a

brief presentation on academic achievements of the department at the end of each

academic year. The format of presentation will be provided by the IQAC.

Item No. 12:

Presented by:

Dr. Nitin Kulkarni

Any other item with permission of the Chairman.

(a) Presentation and approval of Academic Calendar for the Academic Year

2017- 2018. The Calendar was presented and approved by the Academic

Council. The details of the Academic Calendar are as follows:

3.Approve and Sanction the Examination and Assessment Rules and Regulations as provided in the

handbook of Examinations, Version – 1, prepared by the Board of Examinations, FCP

(Autonomous)

Resolved that the Examination and Assessment Rules and Regulations as provided in the handbook

of Examinations, Version - 1, prepared by the Board of Examinations, FCP (Autonomous) are

hereby sanctioned and confirmed.

4. Approval of revised Tuition fees

Resolved that the revised fees for carious programmes in Fergusson College (Autonomous), as

recommended by the Finance Committee of Fergusson College (Autonomous) given in the

following table, (Annexure – I) are hereby approved and sanctioned, w.e.f. 2017-18.

{These are approved vide GBR-35/15.03.2017: Resolved, as recommended by Pune Board of

Life Members (PBR-18/14.02.2017) that, the revised fee structure for non-grant courses,

FCP for the academic year 2017-2018 be and is hereby sanctioned as per the details given in

Annexure-I}

Annexure-I

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Fees for Academic year - 2016-17 Fees for Academic year - 2017-18 Difference

Sr

.

N

o.

Class Maharas

htra

Student

Outsid

e

Mahar

ashtra

Studen

t

SAA

RC

Foreign

ers /

NRI

Mahar

ashtra

Student

Outside

Mahara

shtra

Student

SAA

RC

Foreig

ners /

NRI

Mahara

shtra

Student

Outside

Mahara

shtra

Student

SAA

RC

Foreig

ners /

NRI

1 FY

Bsc

39,415

63,315

86,71

1,33,51

42,925

70,335

97,24

1,51,0

3,510

7,020

10,5

17,550

56160

0

CS 5 5 5 65 30

2

SY

Bsc

CS

35,310

58,710

82,110

1,28,910

35,310

58,710

82,110

1,28,910

-

-

-

-

3

TY

Bsc

CS

35,310

58,710

82,11

0

1,28,91

0

35,310

58,710

82,11

0

1,28,9

10

-

-

-

-

4

FY

BSc

BT

41,215

71,115

1,00,5

15

1,59,31

5

45,625

79,935

1,13,7

45

1,81,3

65

4,410

8,820

13,2

30

22,050

19845

0

5

SY

BSc

BT

39,140

68,540

97,940

1,56,740

39,140

68,540

97,940

1,56,740

-

-

-

-

6

TY

BSc

BT

41,440

70,840

1,00,2

40

1,59,04

0

41,440

70,840

1,00,2

40

1,59,0

40

-

-

-

-

7

FY

BSc

MB

26,170

40,770

55,17

0

83,970

28,330

45,090

61,65

0

94,770

2,160

4,320

6,48

0

10,800

19440

0

8

SY

BSc

MB

24,265

38,665

53,065

81,865

24,265

38,665

53,065

81,865

-

-

-

-

9

TY

BSc

MB

27,265

41,665

56,06

5

84,865

27,265

41,665

56,06

5

84,865

-

-

-

-

10

FY

BSc

EVS

26,170

40,770

55,17

0

83,970

28,330

45,090

61,65

0

94,770

2,160

4,320

6,48

0

10,800 86400

11

SY

BSc

EVS

24,265

38,665

53,06

5

81,865

24,265

38,665

53,06

5

81,865

-

-

-

-

12

TY

BSc

EVS

27,215

41,615

56,015

84,815

27,215

41,615

56,015

84,815

-

-

-

-

13

FY

BSc

Anim

ation

73,785

1,19,285

1,64,285

2,54,285

73,785

1,19,285

1,64,285

2,54,285

-

-

-

-

14

SY

BSc

Anim

ation

65,290

1,10,290

1,55,290

2,45,290

65,290

1,10,290

1,55,290

2,45,290

-

-

-

-

15

TY

BSc

Anim

ation.

65,290

1,10,290

1,55,290

2,45,290

65,290

1,10,290

1,55,290

2,45,290

-

-

-

-

16 FY

B.A.

12,620

16,720

20,62

0

28,420

13,205

17,890

22,37

5

31,345

585

1,170

1,75

5

2,925 70200

17

SY

B.A.

10,770

14,670

18,57

0

26,370

10,770

14,670

18,57

0

26,370

-

-

-

-

18 TY

B.A.

10,770

14,670

18,570

26,370

10,770

14,670

18,570

26,370

-

-

-

-

19

SY

B.A.P

sy.

8,100

12,000

15,90

0

23,700

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

7,400

17,900

28,4

00

49,400

29600

0

20

TY

B.A.P

sy.

9,380

15,480

21,58

0

33,780

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

6,120

14,420

22,7

20

39,320

6,120

21

FY

Voc.P

hoto

15,500

29,900

44,300

73,100

17,660

34,220

50,780

83,900

2,160

4,320

6,480

10,800

22

SY

Voc.P

hoto

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

23

TY

Voc.P

hoto

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,500

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

24

FY

Voc.E

EM

15,500

29,900

46,500

77,500

17,660

34,220

50,780

83,900

2,160

4,320

4,280

6,400

25

SY

Voc.E

EM

15,500

29,900

46,500

77,500

15,500

29,900

46,500

77,500

-

-

-

-

26

TY

Voc.E

EM

15,500

29,900

46,50

0

77,500

15,500

29,900

46,50

0

77,500

-

-

-

-

27

FY

Voc.B

T

15,500

29,300

44,30

0

73,100

17,660

34,220

50,78

0

83,900

2,160

4,920

6,48

0

10,800

28

SY

Voc.B

T

15,500

29,300

44,300

73,100

15,500

29,300

44,300

73,100

-

-

-

-

29

TY

Voc.B

T

15,500

29,300

44,30

0

73,100

15,500

29,300

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

30 MSc

CS-I

53,010

89,710

1,25,9

10

1,98,31

0

58,440

1,00,57

0

1,42,2

00

2,25,4

60

5,430

10,860

16,2

90

27,150

31 MSc

CS-II

48,235

84,435

1,20,635

1,93,035

48,235

84,435

1,20,635

1,93,035

-

-

-

-

32

M.Tec

h.-I

41,010

65,710

89,91

0

1,38,31

0

44,640

72,970

1,00,8

00

1,56,4

60

3,630

7,260

10,8

90

18,150

33 M.Tec

h.-II

36,235

60,435

84,63

5

1,33,03

5

36,235

60,435

84,63

5

1,33,0

35

-

-

-

-

34 M.Tec

h.-III

36,235

60,435

84,63

5

1,33,03

5

36,235

60,435

84,63

5

1,33,0

35

-

-

-

-

35 MCA-

I

53,010

89,710

1,25,910

1,98,310

36 MCA-

II

48,235

84,435

1,20,6

35

1,93,03

5

37 MCA-

III

48,235

84,435

1,20,6

35

1,93,03

5

48,235

84,435

1,20,6

35

1,93,0

35

-

-

-

-

38 MA

Psy - I

29,840

42,940

55,840

81,640

31,775

46,810

61,645

91,315

1,935

3,870

5,805

9,675

39

MA

Psy -

II

25,265

38,165

51,06

5

76,865

25,265

38,165

51,06

5

76,865

-

-

-

-

40 M.Sc.

BT - I

73,140

1,20,84

0

1,68,0

40

2,62,44

0

80,220

1,35,00

0

1,89,2

80

2,97,8

40

7,080

14,160

21,2

40

35,400

41

M.Sc.

BT -

II

71,065

1,18,265

1,65,465

2,59,865

71,065

1,18,265

1,65,465

2,59,865

-

-

-

-

42

M.Sc.

EVS -

I

46,585

71,885

96,68

5

1,46,28

5

50,305

79,325

1,07,8

45

1,64,8

85

3,720

7,440

11,1

60

18,600

43

M.Sc.

EVS -

II

41,860

66,660

91,46

0

1,41,06

0

41,860

66,660

91,46

0

1,41,0

60

-

-

-

-

44

M.Sc.

MB -

I

51,840

84,440

1,16,840

1,81,640

56,700

94,160

1,31,420

2,05,940

4,860

9,720

14,580

24,300

45

M.Sc.

MB -

II

47,265

79,665

1,12,0

65

1,76,86

5

47,265

79,665

1,12,0

65

1,76,8

65

-

-

-

-

46

Msc

Ana.

Chem

-I

41,915

67,515

92,91

5

1,43,71

5

45,725

75,135

1,04,3

45

1,62,7

65

3,810

7,620

11,4

30

19,050

47

Msc

Ana.

Chem

-II

39,540

64,940

90,34

0

1,41,14

0

39,540

64,940

90,34

0

1,41,1

40

-

-

-

-

48

Msc

Bio.C

hem-I

42,015

67,915

93,31

5

1,44,11

5

45,825

75,535

1,04,7

45

1,63,1

65

3,810

7,620

11,4

30

19,050

49

Msc

Bio.C

hem-

II

38,765

64,165

89,56

5

1,40,36

5

38,765

64,165

89,56

5

1,40,3

65

-

-

-

-

50

Msc

Org.C

hem-I

41,840

67,440

92,84

0

1,43,64

0

45,650

75,060

1,04,2

70

1,62,6

90

3,810

7,620

11,4

30

19,050

51

Msc

Org.C

hem-

II

38,765

64,165

89,56

5

1,40,36

5

38,765

64,165

89,56

5

1,40,3

65

-

-

-

-

52

Msc

Botan

y-I

42,140

66,540

90,740

1,39,140

45,770

73,800

1,01,630

1,57,290

3,630

7,260

10,890

18,150

53

Msc

Botan

y-II

37,565

61,765

85,96

5

1,34,36

5

37,565

61,765

85,96

5

1,34,3

65

-

-

-

-

54

Msc

Physi

cs-I

38,640

63,040

87,24

0

1,35,64

0

42,270

70,300

98,13

0

1,53,7

90

3,630

7,260

10,8

90

18,150

55

Msc

Physi

cs-II

35,565

59,765

83,965

1,32,365

35,565

59,765

83,965

1,32,365

-

-

-

-

56

Msc

Electr

onics-

I

41,110

65,810

90,010

1,38,410

44,740

73,070

1,00,900

1,56,560

3,630

7,260

10,890

18,150

57

Msc

Electr

onics-

II

36,335

60,535

84,735

1,33,135

36,335

60,535

84,735

1,33,135

-

-

-

-

58

Msc

Geolo

gy-I

39,840

64,240

88,44

0

1,36,84

0

43,470

71,500

99,33

0

1,54,9

90

3,630

7,260

10,8

90

18,150

59

Msc

Geolo

gy-II

35,765

59,965

84,16

5

1,32,56

5

35,765

59,965

84,16

5

1,32,5

65

-

-

-

-

60

FY

B.Voc

.Medi

a &

Com

m.

15,550

29,900

44,300

73,100

40,000

76,000

1,12,000

1,84,000

24,450

46,100

67,700

1,10,900

61

SY

B.Voc

.Medi

a &

Com

m.

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

62

TY

B.Voc

.Medi

a &

Com

m.

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

63

FY

B.Voc

.Digit

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

35,000

65,000

95,00

0

1,55,0

00

19,450

35,100

50,7

00

81,900

al

Arts

&

Ani.

64

SY

B.Voc

.Digit

al

Arts

&

Ani.

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

65

TY

B.Voc

.Digit

al

Arts

&

Ani.

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

15,550

29,900

44,30

0

73,100

-

-

-

-

5. Approval of fees of non-aided add-on courses

Read the proposal from Board of Studies of Department of Political Science, Fergusson

College (Autonomous), and

Resolved that it be recommended to Governing Body of Deccan Education Society through

Governing Body Fergusson College (Autonomous), that Principal, Fergusson College

(Autonomous) be authorized to charge Rs. 6,600.00 per student as fees for the

Certificate Course in ‘American Studies’ (UG-CinAS) from students of XIIth

from any

Board or any faculty w.e.f. 2017-2018.

Read the proposal from Board of Studies of Department of Biotechnology, Fergusson





Course in ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ (IPR) from any Science Graduate or Post Graduate

student w.e.f. 2017-2018.

Read the proposal from Board of Studies of Department of Computer Science, Fergusson





Add-On Course ‘Web Page Designing’ from any student of 12th

Arts / Science / Commerce

or Diploma w.e.f. 2017-2018.

Read the proposal from Board of Studies of Department of Mathematics, Fergusson College

(Autonomous), and




Add-On Course ‘Geometry for Advanced Learners’ w.e.f. 2017-2018.

6. Approve the Academic Calender for UG as well as PG sections of Arts and Science

faculties.a

Resolved that the Academic Calendar proposed by Acadeic Council is fereby approved and

sanctioned.

(A) Academic Calendar 2017-2018

Weeks Details

52 Annual

-10 Vacation

-2 Holidays

Evaluation: CE (50) + ESE (50) = Total (100)

(Winter break - 3 weeks, Summer break - 7 weeks)

40 Working weeks (annual) CE-I (Flexible assignment-I) - 10

40 Working weeks (Semester) CE-II (Assignment-II) - 10

15 Teaching weeks CE-III (Assignment-III) - 20

90 Teaching days (Semester) CE-IV (Active Participation) - 10

Total Concurrent Evaluation=50

Months F.Y. S.Y. P.G. Months F.Y. S.Y. P.G.

Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks

June 1 2 0 December 3 3 3

July 4 4 4 January 4 4 4

August 5 5 5 February 4 4 4

September 4 4 4 March 4 4 4

October 2 0 3 April

16 * 16 * 16 * 15 15 15

* 1 Week extra for admissions

(B) First Term / Second Term

Commencement Term End Practical Exam Theory Exam

F.Y. B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Voc. 22nd

June 14th

October 23-28 October 30th

October

S.Y. B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Voc. 15th

June 7th

October 9-14 October 23rd

October

PG 1st July 28

th October 1-11 November 13

th November

Winter Vacation Diwali 15-22 October (1 W)

Option - 1 30th

October - 12th

November (2 W) Only UG

Option - 2 19th

November - 3rd

December (2W) UG & PG

Second Term Commencement 4th

December

F.Y. B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Voc. 4th

December 24th

March 26-31 March 2nd

April

S.Y. B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Voc. 4th

December 24th

March 2-7 April 9th

April

PG 4th

December 24th

March 2-7 April 9th

April

Summer Vacation 1 May - 10 June

First Term Commencement 11th

June

7. Any other business with permission of the Chair.

7.a. Foreign language courses be offered to the students of Engineering Colleges. These

courses can be designed by the faculty of FCP and any one interested in learning a foreign

language can enrol.

7.b. Add-on courses may be designed and made available in the field of Energy such as

Solar Panel installation.

7.c. Virtual Classroom facility may be created to train the incumbent faculty.

7.d. Senior and experienced faculty members should train and mentor the junior faculty

members in teaching. A platform be created for this.

Dr. Sachin Khedkar Shri Vikas Kakatkar

Secretary, GB Chairman, GB, FCP (Autonomous)