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Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Diploma Programme 2014, Prospectus

KERALA VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY LAKKIDI P.O., POOKODE, WAYANAD - 673 576

PROSPECTUS

FOR ADMISSION TO

DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES 2014

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KERALA VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY

Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (KVASU) came into existence on 14thJune, 2010 as per Ordinance No.44/2010 and later Act 3/2011 of the Government of Kerala. The establishment of the University was the result of the recognition of the need to advance animal production sector activities. KVASU now under takes academic, research, extension and entrepreneurship activities in animal production and dairy sector FACULTIES

Kerala Veterinary and Animal Science University has three faculties, viz. Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Faculty of Dairy Science and Faculty of Poultry Science.

CONSTITUENT COLLEGES The University has five constituent colleges:

1. Colleges of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrissur 2. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode, Wayanad 3. College of Diary Science and Technology, Mannuthy, Thrissur 4. College of Diary Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram 5. College of Avian Sciences and Management, Thiruvazhamkunnu, Palakkad

AFFILIATED INSTITUTES

1. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal Science, Chathannur, Kollam 2. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal Science, Konni, Pathanamthitta 3. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal Science, Pulpally, Wayanad

All the three affiliated institutes offer the two Diploma Programmes viz. Diploma in Laboratory Techniques and Diploma in Poultry Production from this academic year onwards.

College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrissur

College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Mannuthy came into existence in 1955 as

the Government Veterinary College, to train sufficient veterinary professionals for Kerala

State. Subsequently, the college was renamed as Kerala Veterinary College and Research

Institute in 1961 and as College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences in 1972, when it became

a constituent faculty affiliated to Kerala Agricultural University. Subsequent to the

formation of KVASU, it became a constituent college of the new University. The College is

located about 7 km east of Thrissur town, on the Thrissur-Palakkad stretch of National

Highway-47, in a campus spreading over an area of 400 acres.

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Contact address The Dean College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala – 680 651 Ph: 0487 2370344; Fax: 0487 2370388 email: [email protected]

College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode, Wayanad

College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, was established and formally inaugurated

on 11 December, 2004 at the picturesque and serene village of Pookode in Wayanad

district. The headquarters of the newly formed Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences

University is also being located in this campus. Wayanad hills, contiguous to the Nilgiris in

Tamil Nadu and Bandhipur in Karnataka, are known for its evergreen forests, plantations,

wildlife, mist clad mountains and valleys. During summer the temperature goes up to a

maximum of 35°C and during winter the temperature goes down to a minimum of 15°C.

The college was established in the district of Wayanad with a vision to disseminate

technical knowledge to the rural farmers via technology innovation for the uplift of the

northern backward districts and for working in the area of Conservation and maintenance

of indigenous/exotic breeds of livestock and poultry in the agro-climatic conditions of

Wayanad. The University plans to develop the Pookode campus as a primary research and

development centre in Animal Sciences.

Contact address

The Dean

College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Pookode, Lakkidi P.O., Wayanad, Kerala – 673 576

Ph: 04936 256390; Fax: 04936256909; email: [email protected]

College of Dairy Science and Technology, Mannuthy, Thrissur

College of Dairy Science and Technology, Mannuthy, was established in the year

1993 as a constituent college under Kerala Agricultural University for offering Degree

programme in B. Tech (Dairy Science and Technology). The college is located at Mannuthy,

Thrissur on the side of NH-47. Campus recruitment programmes for B. Tech (Dairy Science

and Technology) graduates are conducted by famous dairy institutions every year. The

graduates are also absorbed as Dairy Extension Officers in the Department of Dairy

Development in the Government of Kerala. Many students are also able to pursue

Management studies and have successfully been placed as senior executives in private and

public sector institutions like AMUL, NDDB, DFRL, SUMUL, Mother Dairy, GSK, SmithKline

Beecham, Cadbury’s, and Banking institutions such as SBI, ICICI, HDFC, IOB, PNB etc.

mailto:[email protected]


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Contact address The Dean College of Dairy Science and Technology Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala – 680 651 Ph: 0487 2372861; Fax: 0487 2372855 email: [email protected] College of Dairy Science and Technology, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram A new College of Dairy Science and Technology has been established at Thiruvananthapuram, by the University, under the Dairy Science Faculty, in order to meet the increased demand for Dairy Technologists in the state and the country. The College offers the four year degree Programme in B.Tech( Dairy Science and Technology) The intake capacity is 30 seats. Contact Address: The Special Officer, College of Dairy Science and Technology, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram PIN 695 004 Ph: 9446444759 e-mail : [email protected]

College of Avian Sciences and Management, Thiruvazhamkunnu, Palakkad

College of Avian Sciences and Management was established in 2013 at

Thiruvazhamkunnu in Kottopadam Panchayat of Palakkad District under the faculty of

Poultry science. The College was established with the objective of facilitating academic,

research, entrepreneurship and extension education programmes in the field of Poultry

science. The College offers academic programme in Poultry Production, takes up need

based research for the farming community and industry and also produces quality inputs

for farmers.

Contact address The Special Officer College of Avian Sciences and Management Camp Office, Mannuthy, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kerala .680651 Ph: 0487-2372344 email: [email protected] Affiliated Institutes: In addition to the above constituent colleges, the Diploma programmes of the University are also offered through three affiliated institutes at Konni (Pattanamthitta), Chathannur (Kollam) and Pulpally (Wayanad)



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OTHER INSTITUTIONS AND STATIONS OF KVASU

1. Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences,

Pookode, Wayanad

2. Instructional farms attached to College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode,

Wayanad

3. Livestock Research Station, Thiruvazhamkunnu, Palakkad

4. University Poultry and Duck Farm, Mannuthy, Thrissur

5. Center for Pig Production and Research, Mannuthy, Thrissur

6. University Goat and Sheep Farm, Mannuthy,Thrissur

7. University Livestock Farm and Fodder Research and Development Scheme, Mannuthy,

Thrissur

8. All India Co-ordinated Research Project on Poultry, Mannuthy,Thrissur

9. Centre for Advanced Studies in Poultry Science, Mannuthy,Thrissur

10. Centre for Advanced Studies in Animal Breeding and Genetics, Mannuthy ,Thrissur

11. Meat Plant, Mannuthy,Thrissur

12. Dairy Plant, Mannuthy ,Thrissur

13. University Veterinary Hospital, Kokkalai, Thrissur

14. University Veterinary Hospital, Mannuthy ,Thrissur

15. Cattle Breeding Farm, Thumburmuzhy,Thrissur

16. Base Farm, Kolahalamedu, Idukki

17. Centre for Livestock Development and Policy Research, Thiruvananthapuram

18. Centre for Wild Life Studies, Pookode

19. Avian Research Station, Thiruvazhamkunnu (ARS)

20. Centre for One Health Education, Advocacy, Research and Training, Pookode

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DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES – 2014

I. COURSES OFFERED

1. Diploma in Poultry Production

2. Diploma in Laboratory Techniques

3. Diploma in Dairy Science

4. P.G. Diploma in Climate Services in Animal Agriculture

5. P.G. Diploma in Climate Services

1. Diploma in Poultry Production

Among various agriculture-related activities, poultry sector is the one with the

highest annual growth rate. In spite of higher output of the sector in India, per capita

consumption of eggs and poultry meat is one of the lowest. Eggs and poultry meat

supply high quality protein at cheaper costs compared to other protein sources. These

products have a huge potential to alleviate food and nutritional insecurity of people.

In this context, skilled human resource becomes essential for the growth of this

sector, both as managers in the industry as well as self-employed entrepreneurs. The

course “Diploma in Poultry Production” is uniquely designed to impart basic

theoretical knowledge and reasonable practical experience in all aspects of poultry

farming, namely layer production, broiler production, quail farming and other avian

species management. The Diploma holders are expected to pursue viable

poultry-business activities.

Five seats of B.V.Sc.&A.H. Degree programme are reserved for Diploma holders of

Poultry productions and laboratory Techniques, provided they qualify the entrance

examination conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance examination, Kerala

Eligibility : Pass in Plus Two or VHSE with Biology as one

subject. (Students waiting for the result can also apply. They should produce attested copy of the final year mark list on or before 15.07.2014)

Duration : One Year (Two Semesters) No. of seats : 180 seats Centers : 1. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala (30 seats) 2. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode, Wayanad, Kerala (30 seats) 3. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

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Science, Chathannur, Kollam (40 seats) 4. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

Science, Konni, Pathanamthitta (40 seats) 5. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

Science, Pulpally, Wayanad (40 seats) (50% of seats in affiliated institutes will be filled by the University based on the

ranklist) Fee : Rs. 20000/- per semester(See page no. 19, for the

details of other fees)

Programme Structure

Total Credits : 30

Theory : 15

Practical : 15

List of courses Course Code Title of the Course Credits

Major Courses

DPP 11 Poultry Industry in India 1+0

DPP 12 Avian Biology, Behavior and Welfare 2+0

DPP 13 Poultry Genetics, Breeding, Biostatistics and

Computer Applications 1+1

DPP 14 Poultry Housing &Equipment 1+1

DPP 15 Incubation & Hatchery Management 1+1

DPP 16 Poultry Diseases, Health care, Prevention and

Control of Diseases 0+1

DPP 17 Avian Nutrition and Feeding 1+1

DPP 18 Poultry Processing and Egg Science Technology 2+1

DPP 19 Value Addition, Marketing and Food Safety of

Poultry Products 1+1

DPP 21 Commercial Layer and Breeder Production 1+1

DPP 22 Commercial Broiler Production 1+1

DPP 23 Quail Production 0+1

DPP 24 Duck Production 1+1

DPP 25 Production of Turkeys, Geese, Guinea fowland Ratites 1+0

DPP 26 Economics of Poultry Production 0+1

DPP 27 Poultry Waste Management and Organic Poultry

Production 1+0

DPP 28 Farm Practice 0+3

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2. Diploma in Laboratory Techniques

Laboratory technology is concerned with the diagnosis of diseases through the

use of clinical laboratory tests. In the light of emerging and re-emerging diseases in

animals and human beings along with the zoonotic and vector borne nature of many

pathogens, an increasing demand for timely and accurate disease diagnosis is the

need of the hour. There exist a wide gap between the growing need and existing

facility in this field both in terms of quality and quantity. Therefore a key focus

should be placed on providing technically competent personnel in the area of

laboratory technology useful for animal/human laboratory analysis.

The course will be a collaborative effort of three major disciplines like

Parasitology, Pathology and Public health. It will comprise of elaborate theory

classes, hands on practical and demonstration classes on collection, preservation and

dispatch of clinical samples, handling of microscopes and other equipment,

preparation of glassware/media, assistance to postmortem examination, detection

of pathogens, analysis of blood and urine, examination procedures of clinical

samples, preparation of reagents and solutions. There will be internship training for

one month at the end of the course.

The Diploma course in laboratory techniques also intends to impart advanced

skills to mould practicing laboratory professionals to excel in quality disease

diagnosis to serve as an integral part of country’s health care system.

Five seats of B.V.Sc.&A.H. Degree programme are reserved for Diploma

holders of Poultry productions and laboratory Techniques, provided they qualify the

entrance examination conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance examination,

Kerala

Eligibility : Pass in Plus Two or VHSE with Biology as one

subject. (Students waiting for the result can also apply. They should produce attested copy of the final year mark list on or before 15.07.2014)

Duration : One Year (Two Semesters) No. of seats : 150 seats Centers 1. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences,

Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala (30 seats) 2. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

Science, Chathannur, Kollam (40 seats) 3. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

Science, Konni, Pathanamthitta (40 seats) 4. Sree Narayanaguru Institute of Applied Animal

Science, Pulpally, Wayanad (40 seats)

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(50% of seats in affiliated institutes will be filled by the University based on the rank

list) Fee : Rs. 20000/- per semester(See page no. 19, for the


Programme Structure Total Credits : 30

Theory : 12

Practical : 18

List of courses Course Code Title of the Course Credits

Major Courses

PAR 011 Basic Techniques in Parasitology 1+2

PAR 012 Diagnostic Helminthology 1+1

PAT 011 Hematology 1+2

PAT 012 Clinical Chemistry & Urology 1+1

VPH 011 Basic techniques in Microbiology 1+2

VPH 012 Clinical Microbiology 1+1

PAR 021 Diagnostic Entomology and Acarology 1+1

PAR 022 Diagnostic Protozoology 1+2

PAT 021 Histopathology & Cytopathology 1+1

PAT 022 Stains & Staining technology 1+2

VPH 021 Disease diagnostic Methods 1+2

VPH 022 Quality control techniques 1+1

Internship training (Non Credit)

3. Diploma in Dairy Science

The Indian dairy is emerging as an important growth leverage of Indian

economy. It is the single largest contribution of agricultural sector to Indian GDP,

contributing about 33% of gross Domestic Product from Agriculture. Milk Production

in India has increased five folds in the last fifty years and continues to be No 1 milk

producing country in the world. Dairying in India continues to remain unorganized,

socially oriented and driven mostly by the small animal holders comprising of small,

marginal and landless milk produces. Recently there has been a marginal change in

the setup with more and more entrepreneurs joining the stream. They have started

units, having 50-100 animals, with a milk production ranging from 1000-1500 Litters

/day. More and more people are likely to join due to the support extended by the

Government. One pertinent drawback of the new system is a lack of scientific

management due to dearth of middle level professionals. Most of the

entrepreneurs would like to dispose the milk as farm fresh or want to establish small

processing plants to improve the revenue. Hence to man such units and also to

promote personals in the dairy farm management, a human resources development

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programme comprising both husbandry and dairy processing is required to urgently

cater to the needs of these groups. It is also expected that such trained human

resources would be having good demand from outside the country. Keeping in mind

the above stated circumstances, a diploma in dairying of two years duration

comprising the area of animal husbandry and milk processing is envisaged.

One seat of B.Tech (Dairy science and Technology) programme is reserved for

Diploma holders of Dairy Science programme, provided they qualify the entrance

examination conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance examination, Kerala.

In addition, Two diploma holders of Dairy science are permitted for lateral entry in

the third semester of B.Tech (Dairy Science and Technology) programme.

Eligibility : Pass in Plus Two or equivalent examination with Science subject or VHSE with Livestock Management(Dairy husbandry) or Dairying (Milk products) (Students waiting for the result can also apply. They should produce attested copy of the final year mark list on or before 15.07.2014)

Duration : Two Years (Four Semesters) No. of seats : 60 (50% of seats reserved for candidates

deputed from Dairy Development Department, Govt. of Kerala)

Campus : 1. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pookode, Wayanad, Kerala 2. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences,

Mannuthy, Thrissur, Kerala Fee : Rs. 30000/- per semester(See page no.19, for the



Theory : 40

Practical : 23

List of Courses

Course Code Title of the Course Credits

Major Courses

AC-1 Accountancy 1+1

BM-1 Dairy Farm Business Management 1+1

CO-1 Co-operation 1+1

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DC-1 Dairy Chemistry I 2+1

DC-2 Dairy Chemistry II 2+1

DC-3 Dairy Chemistry III 2+1

DC-4 Dairy Chemistry IV 2+1

DE-1 Dairy Engineering I 2+1

DE-1 Extension 1+1

DE-1 Extension 1+1

DE-2 Dairy Engineering II 2+1

DH-1 Dairy Husbandry I 2+1

DH-2 Dairy Husbandry II 2+1

DH-3 Dairy Husbandry III 2+1

DH-4 Dairy Husbandry IV 2+1

DH-5 Dairy Husbandry V 2+1

DM-1 Dairy microbiology I 2+1

DM-2 Dairy microbiology II 2+1

DT-1 Dairy Technology I 2+1

DT-2 Dairy Technology II 3+1

DT-3 Dairy Technology III 2+1

EC-1 Economics 1+1

ST-1 Statistics 1+1

4. P.G. Diploma in Climate services in Animal

Agriculture

Present and future climate change, and issues related to climate variability are

among the foremost scientific challenges presently being faced by the global community.

Questions of climate futures bring with them far-reaching social and economic

implications. In all environment-related aspects of animal agriculture and associated

activities, there is a recognition and demand for climate change-related expertise and

services. Capacity building in climate change and animal agriculture provides an

integrated approach to the analysis of climate change and processes in the context of

sustenance of animal agriculture and environmental management. The interaction of the

atmosphere with the other components of the Earth system, and the economic and policy

issues associated with climate change, sustainability, animal agricultural productivity and

food security are central concerns in response to climate variability and future climate

change, and are examined at both the regional and national scales. The vision of the

climate services in animal agriculture is to enable society to better manage the risks and

opportunities arising from climate variability and change, especially in animal agriculture

which is most vulnerable to such risks. This will be done through development and

incorporation of science-based climate information and prediction into planning, policy and

practice. The PG Diploma holders are expected to practice climate resilience animal

agriculture for sustenance of food security against climate change risks.

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Eligibility : M.V.Sc./ Ph.D/ B.V.Sc. in the case of

in-service candidates (Students waiting for the result can also apply. They should produce attested copy of the final year mark list on or before 15.07.2014)

Duration : One Year (Two Semesters) No. of seats : 20 seats Centres : CAADECCS, College of Veterinary and Animal

Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrisur, Kerala (Students will be deputed to different farms of KVASU/other institutes in the second semester depending upon the electives)

Fee : Rs. 50,000/- per semester (See page no.19, for the details of other fees)


Theory : 13

Practical : 17

List of Courses


Semester I

CAM720 Weather and Climate 1+0

CAM 721 Meteorological Instruments and Database Management

2+1

CAM722 Climate Change and Weather Related Disasters

1+1

CAM 723 Statistical techniques in Climatology 2+1

CAM 724 Climate Resilient Animal Agriculture 2+1

CAM 725 Computer Science and Climate Modelling 2+1

CAM726 Weather,Climate Forewarning and Livestock Advisory

2+1

CAM 727 Climate Change Policy and Planning 1+0

CAM 728 Credit Seminar 0+1

Total Credits during I Semester 13+7=20

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Semester II

CAM 729 Climate Services in Animal Agriculture (Project Work)

0+10

Total Credits during II Semester 0+10 =10

Overall total credits 13+17=30

Electives for Project work during II semester*

Poultry farming

Dairy farming

Pig farming

Goat farming

Pet animals and birds

Zoo and captive animals

Disease forewarning

Wild Life and Human Conflicts

Zoonoses

5. P.G. Diploma in Climate services

Present and future climate change, and issues related to climate variability are

among the foremost scientific challenges presently being faced by the global community. Questions of climate futures bring with them far-reaching social and economic implications. In all environment-related aspects of animal agriculture and associated activities, there is a recognition and demand for climate change-related expertise and services. Capacity building in climate change and animal agriculture provides an integrated approach to the analysis of climate change and processes in the context of sustenance of animal agriculture and environmental management. The interaction of the atmosphere with the other components of the Earth system, and the economic and policy issues associated with climate change, sustainability, animal agricultural productivity and food security are central concerns in response to climate variability and future climate change, and are examined at both the regional and national scales. The vision of the climate services in animal agriculture is to enable society to better manage the risks and opportunities arising from climate variability and change, especially in animal agriculture which is most vulnerable to such risks. This will be done through development and incorporation of science-based climate information and prediction into planning, policy and practice. The PG Diploma holders are expected to practice climate resilience animal agriculture for sustenance of food security against climate change risks.

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Eligibility : B.Tech/M.Tech/M.Sc/B.Sc.- Open to general

stream.(Students waiting for the result can also apply. They should produce attested copy of the final year mark list on or before 15.07.2014)

Duration : One Year (Two Semesters) No. of seats : 20 Centres : CAADECCS, College of Veterinary and Animal

Sciences, Mannuthy, Thrisur, Kerala (Students will be deputed to different farms of KVASU/other institutes in the second semester depending upon the electives).

Fee : Rs. 50,000/- per semester (See page no.19, for the details of other fees)


Theory : 13

Practical : 17

List of Courses


Semester I

CAM730 Weather and Climate 1+0

CAM 731 Meteorological Instruments and Database Management

2+1

CAM732 Climate Change and Weather Related Disasters 1+1

CAM 733 Statistical techniques in Climatology 2+1

CAM 734 Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation 2+1

CAM 735 Computer Science and Climate Modelling 2+1

CAM736 Weather and Climate Forewarning

2+1

CAM 737 Climate Change Policy and Planning 1+0

CAM 738 Credit Seminar 0+1

Total Credits during I Semester 13+7=20

Semester II

CAM 739 Climate Services (Project Work) 0+10

Total Credits during II Semester 0+10 =10

Overall total credits 13+17=30

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Electives for Project work during II semester*

Integrated farming

Animal Agriculture

Water Resources

Forestry

Fisheries

Biodiversity

Health

RESERVATION OF SEATS

Reservation of seats shall be governed by the rules of the Kerala State

Government.

Fee exemption and communal reservation of seats are restricted to the

candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled tribes and other eligible

communities of Kerala origin as per the rules in force.

HOW TO APPLY

All candidates seeking admission to Diploma programme to the seats in Constituent colleges and 50% seats in the affiliated institutes should submit their applications on-line. The balance 50% seats in the affiliated institutes will be filled by the Management. The fee for management seats are decided by the Management. By submitting one application, the candidate will be considered for all the diploma programmes. In the case P.G. Diploma programme, the candidate should submit separate applications.

Candidate should fill the online application form available in the University

website www.kvasu.ac.in, uploading his/her passport size color photograph

(150WX200H pixels) and signature (250WX90H pixels). The size of photograph and

signature shall not exceed 30 kb. Thereafter the candidate should make the

remittance of the application fee in any methods as furnished below.

a. Making payment at Federal bank branches through chalan:-

Submit the application filling the details in application form. When the

application is submitted, a chalan in triplicate (with student copy, bank copy

and University copy) will be automatically generated. Take the printout of the

chalan and remit Rs.520/- as the application fee and bank processing charges in

case of General Category and Rs. 270/- in the case of SC/ST (Native of Kerala

origin) using the chalan at the nearest Federal Bank counter.

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b. Through credit card/debit card/Internet banking:-

Remit the fee at the time of submission of the application form through

online payment mode using credit card/debit card/Internet banking. The

candidate should remit Rs.520/- as the application fee and bank processing

charges in case of General Category and Rs. 270/- in the case of SC/ST (Native of

Kerala origin).

After remitting application fee, Candidate should take the printout of the

online application submitted using User ID and password and send the same after

putting signature of the applicant in the space provided with the following enclosures

to the ‘The Director (Academics & Research), Kerala Veterinary and Animal

Sciences University, Pookode, Lakkidi P.O, Wayanad, Kerala, Pin 673576’.

Document to be enclosed with the application

1. University copy of the chalan, if the payment of the application fee is made by the chalan

2. Attested copy of SSLC certificate 3. Attested copy of the final mark list of plus 2 or VHSE in the case Diploma

candidates 4. Attested copy of Degree Certificate and final mark list in the case PG

diploma candidates 5. Community/Caste certificate and income certificate, if candidate claim any

reservation

Points to be noted

1. Application will be received only through online. Hardcopy of the application after putting signature in the space provided should be sent to the University Headquarters.

2. Hardcopy of the application shall be enclosed with University copy of the chalan, if the payment of application fee is made through chalan.

3. Attested copies of SSLC certificate, Final mark list of Plus Two or Degree examination, Degree certificate and Caste/Community certificate if seek communal reservation. Separate application is to be submitted if the candidate wants to apply for more than one course.

PENALTY FOR FALSE INFORMATION

Any candidate who is found to have willfully or otherwise given any particulars

which are false or has suppressed material information or does not satisfy the requisite

qualification for admission shall be disqualified. They shall not be allowed to continue

on the rolls of the University, if it is detected at any stage of his/her studentship in the

University. In case the candidate has already passed out of the University, then the

degree awarded by the University will be withdrawn and so notified.

REJECTION OF APPLICATION AND DISQUALIFICATION OF CANDIDATES

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1. Applications received late or defective or incomplete in any manner or which do not

contain any of the enclosures specified above are liable to be summarily rejected. No

correspondence will be entertained in this regard.

2. Applicants who attempt to canvas or influence the members of the Selection

Committee directly or otherwise will be disqualified.

SELECTION

Selection to seats in the constituent colleges of Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University and 50% seats in the affiliated institutes under the University will be filled from the rank list prepared by the University on the basis of the performance in qualifying examination (Plus two or equivalent in the case of Diploma courses and Degree in the case of P.G Diploma). Two Provisional rank lists (One for exclusively for Diploma in Dairy Science Programme and other for Diploma in Poultry Production and Diploma in Laboratory Techniques) of the candidates eligible for the admission to diploma programmes will be published in the University website on 30.07.2014. The candidates will be admitted from the rank list according to the rank and communal reservation. The balance 50% seats in the affiliated institutes will be filled by the Management. The fees for those seats are decided by the Management.

50% of seats for Diploma in Dairy Science Programme are reserved for

departmental candidates from Dairy Development Department of Kerala State.

Intending candidates will have to submit their application through online. The hard

copy of the same has to be submitted through the Head of Department within the

stipulated time and should attach experience certificate from the employer

concerned. They should also satisfy the required qualification for admission. The

expenditure towards the programme of such students will be met by the sponsoring

agency or the student.

It may be noted that if it is found that the candidates are not fulfilling any of the

essential eligibility, the candidature will be cancelled at any stage of selection

process and no appeal against such cancellation will be entertained. Getting a position

in the rank list will not, in any way, entitle for any claim for the selection.

The originals of all certificates and documents should be produced at the time of

admission. Those who do not produce the original documents at the time of admission

shall forfeit their seat and the seats will be filled from the waiting list or in any other

manner deemed fit by the University.

SCHEDULE FOR THE ADMISSION OF DIPLOMA/ PG DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

Receipt of online Application begins 17.05.2014

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Last date of receipt of Application 20.07.2014

Last date of receipt of Hard copy of Application 23.07.2014

Publishing Rank list and Select list 12.08.2014

Admission 27.08.2014 &

28.08.2014

Registration 24.09.2014

Classes begin 25.09.2014

ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS

The final rank list will be published in the University website on the dates as

scheduled. No separate intimation letter will be sent to the qualified candidates.

ADMISSION

The list of candidates selected for admission and the dates on which they have

to report to take admission and for remitting fees will be published at the KVASU

website www.kvasu.ac.in and also available for reference at the University

Headquarters, Pookode, Wayanad, Kerala – 673 576.

Candidates selected will be admitted to the course, provided they pay the

prescribed fees in full on the due dates fixed, and produce all the relevant original

certificates.

If the selected candidates fails to pay the specified fees and join the course in

time, their claims for admission will be cancelled without notice and the seat thus

becoming vacant will be filled up with eligible candidates, if any, in the

rank/waitlist.

Candidates should produce the original certificates for proof of age,

qualifications, transfer certificates, conduct certificate, medical fitness certificate

obtained from any Medical Officer not below the rank of Civil Surgeon,

Caste/Community certificate and Income certificate if seeks communal reservation,

at the time of admission.

TEMPORARY DISCONTINUANCE, RE-ADMISSION AND PERMANENT

DISCONTINUANCE

A student may be permitted by the Head of the Institution/Course Director on

recommendation of the Major advisor to discontinue his/her programme temporarily

under unavoidable circumstances, under intimation to the Director (Academics &

Research) only after the first semester. The student may rejoin after the specified

period of discontinuance on payment of the re-registration fee as prescribed by the

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University subject to the maximum time limit of one semester. He/ She shall have to

remit an amount of Rs.25, 000/- as temporary discontinuance fee, which is

refundable on rejoining the program after the sanctioned leave period. The student

will be permitted to register for courses offered to the regular students at the time

of rejoining. The courses in the discontinued semester can be registered as and when

it is offered to the regular students. Permission shall not be accorded for temporary

discontinuation for a programme, which is not of a continuous in nature.

On no account shall a student, who discontinued his/her studies without the

orders of the Head of the Institution/Course Director, be re-admitted or any fees

remitted will be reimbursed/ refunded.

Permanent discontinuation from the Programme is permitted only after

remitting the entire course fee.

FEES

Fees, other than tuition fee to be remitted by the student are furnished below.

Particulars 1stsemester Subsequent

semesters

1. Admission fees* 300 -

2. Special fees

College caution deposit* (refundable) 1000 -

Library fee 500 500

Stationery 300 300

Recreation Fee 200 200

Students Union Fee 500 500

Magazine fee 100 100

University Union fee 500 500

Medical inspection fee 100 -

Course Syllabus 250 -

Exam fees 500 -

Provisional degree* 200 -

Certificate* 300 -

Transcript* 300 -

Total 5050 2100 *Payable at the time of admission only

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SPECIAL FEES WILL BE APPLICABLE TO ALL STUDENTS IRRESPECTIVE OF CONCESSIONS

IX.EXEMPTIONFROMPAYMENTOF FEES

Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates may be given exemption from

payment of fees subject to the grant of concession by the Scheduled Caste

Development Department, Government of Kerala. However, they will have to pay

various caution deposits. They should also submit applications for concession in the

prescribed form.

No exemption from payment of fees will be granted to candidates who are likely

to be eligible for any other type of fee concession. But the fees paid by them will be

reimbursed if and when the concessions are sanctioned.

The High Court of Kerala will be the only judicial body to decide on the disputes

arising if any, in the matter of admissions.

The prospectus is subject to further modification/addition as may be considered

necessary by the University and will be issued as executive orders/notifications and

the students are liable to obey the rules and regulations so amended or modified.

Dress code: the students shall observe dress code prescribed by the institution

and shall be intimated to them at the time of admission.

VIII.RESIDENTIALFACILITIES

Limited hostel facilities are available. This will be provided to the students,

depending on availability. Those who do not get admission in hostel may make their

own arrangements for stay. University does not undertake to provide such facility by

way of this prospectus. However, support in locating housing shall be undertaken.

WARNING: RAGGING IS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE AS PER THE ‘ANTI-RAGGING ACT’ OF

THE GOVERNMENT OF KERALA. STUDENTS INDULGING IN SUCH ACTIVITIES WILL BE

PUNISHED AS PER THE LAW.

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