BBAU Prospectus

Admission Prospectus- 2017
BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY

A Central University
(Accredited 'A' Grade by NAAC)
Vidya Vihar, Raebareli Road, Lucknow-226025, UP, India
Website: www.bbau.ac.in
BBAU Prospectus 2017-18
BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY

In order to actualize Dr Ambedkar's vision of an egalitarian and enlightened society, Babasaheb
Bhimrao Ambedkar University (BBAU) was established on 10th Jan 1996. In essence, all the
academic, research, and out-reach programmes of BBAU, including the University's Act and
Statutes, are informed by Dr Ambedkar's basic philosophy of making education the tool for a holistic
socio-cultural transformation that first addresses the aspirations of the most deprived section of our
society.
Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University is a fairly well-spread, student-centric Institute, with
more than 4800 students enrolled in a broad range of graduate, post-graduate & doctorate
programmes including several professional schools. The 51 new innovative and contemporary
courses started in the fall of 2013 amply reflect a world-class hub for education and innovation,
featuring the latest in classroom teaching technology, an Industrial Courtyard for collaborative
work with the top regional and national institutes and research labs.
BBAU is the front runner in many aspects from last two years. With an unwavering commitment to
academics, and the heightened realization that this is no ordinary time for higher education, BBAU
is determined to grasp the extraordinary opportunities available to it by introducing innovation,
accelerating growth and setting higher targets for achievements, both in academics as well as
infrastructure development. In order to fulfill the goal of achieving academic excellence, BBAU's
academic pursuits have gained immense momentum due to the extensive developments which have
occurred in the last two years.
New initiatives have been undertaken towards improvement of infrastructure, campus
development, faculty and student empowerment, management reforms, creation of sports, health
and other facilities, strengthening of grievance reddressal systems for staff, faculty and students;
establishing new hostels for student, initiating innovation in academic and extracurricular
activities, increasing access and equity for all and especially the marginalized groups, all of which
will enhance the University's strength and prepare it for further advancements towards excellence
in the future.
In an effort to integrate the BBAU mission of shouldering social responsibilities, contributing the
knowledge resources impartially, and serving the public purposes, it has been noticed that various
inclusive, society-oriented programmes have been recently started such as; introduction of
additional seats for single girl child, cancer and thalassemia patients; free education for students
belonging to the below poverty line/BPL card holder, and orphans; adoption of underdeveloped,
resource-limited colonies for dissemination of education and creation of awareness for social and
environmental issues etc.
With full cooperation and hard work, the University has been represented externally, both within
the India and overseas; secured a financial base sufficient to allow the delivery of the University's
mission, aims and objectives; carried out certain important ceremonial and civic duties; developed
the leadership and managerial skills of faculty who have demonstrated exceptional ability and
administrative promise; and encouraged faculty for conducting many programmes and workshops
for the growth, development and advancement of our faculty.
In the coming year, BBAU will be taking up a range of other activities designed to further preserve
our environment; provide learning experiences that develop inter-culturally capable graduates who
can make a difference as socially and ethically responsible global citizens; address many obstacles
confronting excellence within the University by enforcing strong leadership at all levels in academic,
student life, service, and administrative areas; develop a student-centered success culture and a
staff-centered enabling culture; advance the international reach and influence with rigorous
scholarship, collaborations, professional preparation, and strategic initiatives, focus on emerging
global educational trends and fair and sustainable human development; digging more rain
harvesting pits; and planting more trees. The University also plans to own a radio station for the
dissemination of community oriented information, education and knowledge.
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OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Designation Name
President of India
Shri Navjivan Lal Lakhanpal
Prof. R.C. Sobti
Dr. Sunita Chandra
Shri Rama Shankar Singh
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra
Dr. Sunil Goria
Prof. Ripu Sudan Singh
Prof. Sudarshan Verma
Prof. Ram Chandra
Prof.Govind Ji Pandey
Deans/Directors of Schools
Ambedkar Studies Prof. Ripu Sadan Singh
Biosciences & Biotechnology Prof. Shubini A.Saraf
Environmental Sciences Prof. Ram Chandra
Education (I/c) Prof. Vipin Saxena
Home Science Prof. Sunita Mishra
Info. Sci. & Technology Prof. Vipin Saxena
Legal Studies Prof. S. K. Bhatnagar
Management Studies (I/c) Prof. Ram Chandra
Physical Sciences Prof. Kaman Singh
Languages & Literature (I/c) Prof. Vipin Saxena
UIET Prof. Vipin Saxena
Heads/Coordinators of Departments
Economics Prof. N.M.P.Verma
Education Dr. H. S. Singh
History Dr. Shura Darapuri
Sociology Prof. Manish Kumar Verma
Political Science Prof. Ripu Sadan Singh
Applied Animal Science Dr. V.Elangovan
Applied Plant Science Prof. R.B.Ram
Applied Chemistry Dr. Gajanan Pandey
Applied Mathematics Prof. B.S. Bhaduria
Applied Statistics Dr. Surinder Kumar
Biotechnology Prof. Shubhini A.Saraf
Applied Physics Dr. Devesh Kumar
Computer Science Prof. Sanjay. K. Dwivedi
Environmental Science Prof. S. K. Dwivedi
Human Development & Family Studies Prof. Sunita Mishra
Human Rights Prof. Priti Saxena
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Mass Comm. & Journalism Prof. Gopal Singh

Pharmaceutical Sciences Prof.Shubhini A.Saraf
Environmental Microbiology Dr. Naveen Kumar Arora
Rural Management Dr. Kushendra Mishra
Law Prof. Sudarshan Verma
Community College Prof. Sunita Mishra
Information Technology Prof. R.A. Khan
Geology Dr. Narendra Kumar
Centre of Post Graduate Legal Studies Prof. Priti Saxena
Hindi Dr. Shilpi Verma
Library & Information Sience Dr. M.P. Singh
Wardens of Boys Hostels

Ashoka Boys Hostel Sri P. K. Chaurasia, Dr. Pradeep Kumar
Kanishka Boys Hostel Dr. M. L. Meena, Dr. Dhirendra Pandey
Sidhartha Boys Hostel Dr. Surendra Mehar & Dr. Anis Ahmad
Wardens of Girls Hostels

Sanghmitra Girls Hostel
Chitralekha Girls Hostel
Yashodhara Girls Hostel
Warden (I/c) Type C Quarter
Computer Centre
Director Prof. R A Khan
Assistant Director Dr. Dhirendra Pandey
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MAIN HIGHLIGHTS
A Central University
An emerging centre of excellence in Postgraduate teaching, research and innovative
extension programmes
250-acre sprawling Campus
Highly qualified and motivated faculty
Computer Centre with internet facility
Internet connected Library and LAN
Expanding Hostel (for both boys and girls) and sports facilities
Bank and Post Office in the Campus
Information & Guidance Bureau and Placement Cell
SC/ST/Minority Coaching Centre & Women Cell
Residential Coaching Academy for Competitive examination for SC/ST/Minority and
Women
UGC (Rs 8000/- per month) fellowship for all Non-JRF Ph.D. students
Commitment to contribute to the development of a just and prosperous society
Earn while you learn scheme to provide support to financially poor students
Full fee waiver in certain courses for girl students up to 5 lakh annual income
Reservation for single girl child/BPL/terminal illness patients in all courses
RESERVATION POLICY
Application Prospectus Fees for Session 2017-18

OPEN CATEGORY 1000/-
SC/ST/PH CATEGORY 500/-
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GENERAL GUIDELINES
1. Candidates are advised to read these guidelines carefully before filling the application form
for admission to different Programmes of study at Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University, Lucknow.
2. The prospectus is subject to the provision of the Act, Statutes, Ordinances, Regulation and
relevant Resolution of the Board of Management with references to Entrance Test of the
University.
3. All seats shall be filled by an All-India competition conducted through online/offline
examination. OFFLINE examination shall be conducted in the BBAU Campus only. No
other test centre will be created for OFFLINE Entrance Test 2017.
4. The University reserves the right to make any changes/modifications in the provisions made
in this prospectus.
5. The student qualifying for admission must pay the course fee within the prescribed date.
6. No candidates shall be entitled to claim admission as a matter of right.
7. Candidates seeking admission to various courses to Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University can apply online by accessing/visiting the University website www.bbau.ac.in.
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Candidate can also purchase admission from the Admission Cell, 3 Floor, Gautma
Buddha Central Library, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University Lucknow 226025
by paying Rs.1000/- (Open Category) or Rs.500/-(for SC/ST/PH Category) either in Cash or
by DD in favour of Finance Officer, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow.
Application form without requisite fee will be rejected, and no communication will be
entertained in this regard.
8. A Candidate can apply for more than one course by adding more courses while
Registering/Applying.
9. A candidate need not send the copy of documents with Application Form. They are required
to bring the original and self-attested copies of mark sheet/grade sheet certificates at the
time of counselling for admission.
10. Limited Hostel facilities are available.
11. Student applying for offline entrance test need to fill separate application form for each
course along with requisite fee.
12. Application form can be purchased from the counter - Admission Cell-3rd floor, Gautam
Budha Central Library BBAU by 31st March 2017, 5.00 PM,
13. Filled in offline application form can be submitted (by hand/in person) at the counter-
Admission Cell-3rd Floor, Gautam Budha Central Library, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University Lucknow 226025 by 31st March, 5:00 PM. The Same shall be accepted/received
by post (Registered/Speed) by 5th April 2017.
14. No Application from (offline) shall be accepted after the Cut-off dates mentioned above.
15. University shall not be responsible for any postal delay.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
1) Each student is required to sign a declaration regarding discipline and conduct as per
provisions of the Act & Statutes of the University.
2) If any candidate secures admission on the basis of fake declarations or result or any
mistake, his/her admission shall be void and the same will be cancelled as soon as the fact
is detected. Action may also be taken against such candidates as per University rules.
3) The University reserves the right to change or modify the rules and regulations of the
admission test and/or alter the number of seats allocated to each course of study.
4) On being selected for admission, the selected candidates shall have to submit the following
documents in original on or before the last date prescribed for the purpose:
a) Mark Sheet/Grade Sheet of the qualifying degree course.
b) Character Certificate from the Dean/Head/Principal of the University/Institution last
attended.
c) Migration Certificate from the competent authority of the University/Institution last
attended, on or before 15.10.2017.
d) SC/ST/PH/Kashmiri Migrant/NRI Certificate issued by competent authority.
5) Applicants seeking admission to more than one course in the University have to submit
separate Application Forms. They should take separate admission tests for each course.
Single Application Form for more than one course shall be summarily rejected.
6) For taking the Entrance Test it is necessary that the candidates applying for admission to
Master's degree/diploma course must have passed the three year degree course from a
University recognized by the University Grants Commission in 10+2+3 system of education.
7) Candidates appearing in the final examination of the qualifying degree course of any
University in year 2017 are eligible to appear in the Entrance Test. Such candidates, if
admitted, must submit the proof of passing qualifying examination by 31st August, 2017
failing which the admission shall automatically stand cancelled. No further communication
shall be done in this regard.
8) The percentage of marks in the qualifying examination shall be read without rounding off
the percentage.
9) Mere appearing in the Entrance Test does not entitle a candidate to claim admission for any
course.
10) Candidates against whom any disciplinary action has been taken at any stages in his/her
earlier academic career shall not be admitted to any course in this University.
11) Enrolment of a student in any course of the University shall automatically stand cancelled
he/she is held guilty of any cognizable offence, Enrolment may also be cancelled, if his/her
conduct is found by the Proctorial Board of the University to be at variance with that
normally expected from a student of the University.
12) OFFLINE examination will be conducted in the BBAU Campus only. No other test
centre will be created for OFFLINE Entrance Test 2017.
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SCHOOL FOR AMBEDKAR STUDIES
The School for Ambedkar Studies (SAS) was started in the early years of the University and
commenced its academic programmes in the year 1997-98. The School first started with the
Departments of Economics and History and added two more departments and a Centre in 2008.
The School currently has four departments and two centres. It includes Department of
Economics, Department of History, Department of Sociology, Department of Political Science,
and Centre for the Study of Social. Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) and Dr. Ambedkar
Studies Centre. The School offers U.G., P.G., M. Phil. and Ph.D. programmes and has an inter-
disciplinary orientation. The School is a noted centre of excellence in post-graduate teaching and
research in social science. The school has a vibrant academic environment which is reflected in
its teaching, research, and other activities such as special lectures, seminars and workshops on
issues of great contemporary significance.
I. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
The Department of Economics was originated in 2000 to provide quality education and
training through advance method of learning and engaging the students and faculties with
meaningful research. The department is committed to make an institute of academic
excellence in teaching & research in applied and contemporary economic issues. The
department currently run M.A., M.Phil. & Ph.D. Programmes in Economics. The department
has well qualified faculties with National & International exposure in teaching & research.
The department frequently updates the syllabus in order to cater to the demand of students.
Courses Offered
S. Name of Duration Intake Eligibity Criteria Tution fees per
No. Course of Semester
Course
1. M.A 02 Years 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs 1500/-
(Economics) marks (45% for SC/ ST/PH)
in Economics/Commerce
/Business/Administration/
Agriculture/Economics
or in Science with
mathematics as a paper at
10+2 level
2. M.Phil. As per 11 Post-Graduate Degree in As per

(Economics) UGC (Tentative) Economics with 55% University
regulations marks (50% for SC/ST/ regulations
PH) from a recognized
University as per UGC
rule.
3. Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordiance As per
(Economics) Ph.D. 05 Ph.D. Ordinance
Ordiance ST. Cat.
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II. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Department of History offers four semesters M.A. Course and Ph.D. programmes. The main
objective of the department is to undertake teaching and research for imparting History subject
from interdisciplinary perspective with special focus on 'History from below'.
Courses Offered
Duration
S. Name of Eligibity Criteria Tution fees per
of Intake
No. Course Semester
Course
1. M.A. 02 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
(History) Years marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
in any Social Science Subject
from a recognized University.
2. M. Phil As per 06 Master's Degree in History Rs.15000/-
(History) UGC or allied subjects with 55%
regulations marks (50 % for SC/ST/PH)
from a recognized University
3. Ph.D As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. As per Ph.D.
(History) Ph.D. 01 Ordinance Ordiance
Ordinance Res. Cat.
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III A. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The Department of Political Science in the University was established in 2008. The department is
dedicated to promote teaching and research in the emerging fields of political science like public
policy and governance, comparative politics, international relations and human rights while
maintaining the scholarship in some of the conventional fields like political theory, political
philosophy etc. The department has six teachers and around fifty students. Since its inception,
the department has been concentrating on maintaining global standards in its teaching as well
as research programmes. So far, it has organized around national seminars and discussions
which were very well received in academia and in media. Its teachers and research scholars are
deeply interested in understating the social problems around them. The department is
committed to give new directions to the teaching methods and research areas in the discipline.
The Department offers unique opportunities in the discipline as it is the only department of
political science which offers courses in public policy and governance issues. Presently, the
department is offering Master's and Ph.D. programmes in Political Science.
The Department has been highly active in organizing academic activities like seminar,
conferences and workshop. The faculty members organized some of In order to support its
academic activities and new innovative teaching methods, the Department is being provided
with necessary infrastructural facilities like computers, printers, overhead projector, starboard,
and photocopy machine
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Courses Offered
Course
1. M.A. 02 Years 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs. 1500/-
(Political Science) marks (45% for SC/ST/Ph)
in any discipline
2. Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. As per Ph.D.

(Political Science) Ph.D. 01 Ordinance Ordiance
Ordinance Res. Cat.
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III B. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
The Program of Public Administration in the University is a new Department established in

year of 2015. The department is dedicated to promote teaching and research in the emerging
fields of public administration specially public policy and governance, comparative public
administration, personnel administration, civil services reforms, development administration
and development debate, financial administration, urban and rural governance, global
governance issues, e-governance, exclusion and inclusive policy and human rights while
maintaining the scholarship in some of the conventional fields like students. Since its inception ,
the department has four teachers and around one hundred students. Since its inception , the
department has been concentrating on maintaining global standards in its teaching as well as
co-curriculum activities. So far, it has organized around two national symposiums which were
very well received in academia and in media. Its teachers and students are deeply interested in
understating the administrative and social problems around them. The department is
committed to give new directions to the teaching methods and research areas in the discipline.
The Department offers unique opportunities in the discipline as it is the only department of
Public Administration, which offers undergraduate courses in the School for Ambedkar
Studies. Presently, the department is offering B.A. (Hons.) Public Administration and M.A.
Public Administration program.
The Department has been Highly active in organizing academic activities and co-curriculum
activities.
Courses Offered
Course
1. B.A. (Hons.), 03 Years. 80 Intermediate in any Rs.1500/-
Public subject with 50% marks
Administration (45% for SC/ST/PH)
from recognized University
2. M.A. (Hons.), 02 Years. 60 Graduate degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
Public marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
Administration in any discipline.
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IV. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
The Department of Sociology is engaged in Post-graduate teaching and research. It is being

developed as a centre of excellence in the area of Sociology. The department provides students a
solid grounding in sociological theory, thought and research methodology. In addition, it offers
optional courses of applied nature. It has highly qualified and dedicated faculty members who
closely interact with the students and provide them continuous feedback to improve their
performance, achieve their career goals and also contribute to the development of society with a
focus on the marginalized sections of society. The UGC sanctioned Special Assistance
Programme (SAP) to the Department in year 2011-12 in the thrust area Globalization, Social
Transformation & Environment.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M.A. 02 years 50 Graduation degree with 50% Rs. 1500/-
(Sociology) marks (45 % for SC/ST/PH )
2. M. Phil 01 years 24 Master Degree in Sociology Rs. 15000/-

(Sociology) or allied subjects with 55%
marks (50% for SC/ST/PH)
3. Ph.D. As Per Gen. Cat. As Per Ph.D Ordinance As Per
(Sociology) Ph.D. 04 Ph.D.
Ordinance Res. Cat. Ordinance
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V. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY
Being established on 4th August 2008. the centre for the study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive
Policy(CSSEIP) in Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Central University is one of the monumental
landmarks among the 35 centres supported by the University Grants Commission. Social
inequality along with its hegemonic structure has been a pervasive feature of Indian society and
to overcome such exclusion process is the concern of the centre which is designed to address the
issue of social exclusion and inclusion. Within a short span of about nine years, the centre has
witnessed a number of minor and major projects relating to area of inclusive strategies for the
excluded. Efforts have been made on formulating inclusive strategies for scavengers, muslim
minority girls, mushahar communities, dalits, tribal communities, scheduled caste and other
backward communities in Uttar Pradesh.
The newly proposed department of Social exclusion and Inclusive studies will offer a course on
M.A. in Development Studies. Master of Development studies degree throws light on the
challenges in achieving inclusive development on a local, national and global level.
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Bringing together critical theories from across the social sciences, this programme engaged in
interdisciplinary programme.
With grounding in such wide-ranging areas of study, this program offers a comprehensive
awareness of the development and its relation with industry and its real-world applications in
regards to poverty reduction, project design and international organizations. Our postgraduates
of this course will be able to seek employment in transnational development organizations Like
UNDP, DFID, UNICEF, OXFAM, Action Aid and aid agencies; local and national government and
non-government organizations; and private sector firms. This program also provides career
pathways across the development sector administration, research, education and management,
as well as development planning.
Faculties of this department have interdisciplinary expertise. All faculty members have several
publications both national and international repute. In addition they have major/Minor sponsor
research project under their belt. This department is widely acclaimed for organization of
Seminar/ Symposium/ Conference, special lectures, workshop etc.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M.A. 02 Years 40 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs. 1500/-
(Development marks in Discipline of Social
Studies) Science (45% for SC/ST/PH)
2 M.Phil.-Ph.D. 05 Years 10 Post Graduate in any Rs. 15000/-

Integrated (As per Discipline of Social Sciences
Programme in availability with 55% marks (50% for
Development of SC/ST/PH) from recognized
Studies faculty) University
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SCHOOL FOR BIO SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
The School for Bioscience and Biotechnology comprises the Department of Applied Animal
Sciences, Applied Plant Sciences, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Sciences. All the
departments offer both P.G. (M.Sc. and M..Pharm,) and Ph.D. courses. The two departments
namely, Applied Animal Sciences & Applied Plant Sciences of School of Biosciences and
Biotechnology commenced in the academic session 2001-02. The Department of Biotechnology
started functioning from September 2005. The department of Pharmaceutical Sciences was
established in 2010. All the departments are well equipped with laboratories and field facilities,
as per requirement. The faculty members of the school belong to varied regions of the country
with diverse fields of specialization. Since courses are multifaceted, SB & BT arms its students
for good job opportunities as well as self-employment, thereby contributing to the economic
growth of the country. This is evidenced from the course structure of the departments, and the
achievements of the alumni.
I. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCES
The Department was established in 1997 with a PG diploma in Sericulture, progressed with time
and at present it runs two PG courses and one B.Sc./M.Sc. Integrated Basic Science besides a
three years graduation course (B.Voc.) and a diploma course in Live Stock Management. The
main aim of the department is to impart training to students by which they can attain the heights
of success in their future.
The Department has adequate laboratory facilities as well as sericulture rearing and reeling
units. The department also offers Ph.D. programme in the field of Sericulture, Fisheries,
Parasitology, Animal Behaviour and Conservation Biology. The department has well-
experienced faculties in various fields.
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Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. 2 years 46 Graduate degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
(Zoology) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
in Life Sciences with Zoology,
Animal Science/Sericulture
/Institute
2. M.Sc. 2 years 40 Graduate degree with 50% Rs.15000/-
( Life Sciences) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
in Life Sciences with Zoology,
Animal Science/Sericulture
/Institute
3. Integrated 5 Years 40 PCM/PCB in Intermediate Rs.15000/-

B.Sc./M.Sc.
Basic Sciences
4. B. Voc. 3 Years 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.10000/-

( Live Stock
Production and
management)
5. Live Stock 1 Years 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.1000/-

Management
(1 year diploma)
6 Ph.D. As per Open Cat.: 01 As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per
Applied Animal Ph.D. (Fish Ph.D.
Science Ordinance Physiology) Ordinance
Res. Cat.: Nil
II. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PLANT SCIENCE (HORTICULTURE)
The Department offers M.Sc.(AG.) and Ph.D. programmes in Horticulture. Initially, there was a
one year (two semesters) PG Diploma course in Horticulture known as PG Diploma in 'Seed and
Nursery Production' under the Centre for Rural Technology (CRT) that was started in the
Academic session 1997 and continued up to the academic session 2000-2001. The course was
upgraded to Master Degree Programme in Horticulture from the academic session 2001-2002
after creation of Department of Applied Plant Science (Horticulture) under the School for Bio
Science and Biotechnology. Since then concerted efforts have been made to conduct research on
all aspects of Horticultural crop viz. Fruits, Vegetable, Ornamentals, Medicinal & Aromatic crops
and Aquatic plants in order to improve their productivity and quality.
To develop skill and employability among youth, short term and long certificate courses, diploma
course and various vocational courses have also been emphasized by government of India at
various platforms. The basic aim of these courses is to increase self sufficiency and self
dependence of younger generation, motivating them entrepreneurship.
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B.Voc. (Floriculture and Landscape Gardening) targets the floriculture and nursery industry,
besides the various opportunities for landscaping in hotels, land developers and governments
gardens and aims to prepare a person for handling various job opportunities in public and
private sector as well as help for entrepreneurship development. The department has also
started 3 years B.Voc. Course (Bachelor of Vocational Course) in Floriculture and Landscape
Gardening from 2014.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. (Ag.) 02 Years 30 Graduate Degree in Rs.1500/-
Horticulture Agriculture, Floriculture and
Biology with 50% marks
(45% for SC/ST/ PH ) from
recognized University
2. B. Voc. 03 Years 50 (10+2) Intermediate in Any Rs.10000/-

(Floriculture & Stream with 50% marks
landscape (45% for SC/ST/PH ) from
gardening) recognized University
3 Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per

(Applied Plant 01
Ph.D. Ph.D.
Science) Res. Cat.
Horticulture Ordinance 01 Ordinance
III. DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
The Department of Biotechnology started in September, 2005 under the School for Biosciences
and Biotechnology. The present intake capacity is 30 students. Apart from M.Sc. in
Biotechnology, the department also offers Ph. D in Biotechnology with diverse field of
specialization including, Enzyme Technology and Protein Chemistry, Microbial Technology,
Plant Molecular Biology and Immuno technology, Neurobiology.
Department has started M. Sc Brain & Cognition Science with intake capacity of 20 Students
from the year 2012 and Department has also started M.Sc. Forensic Science and Criminology
with intake capacity of 20 students from the year 2013
Biotechnology, being a multidisciplinary subject, requires knowledge from various areas of

biological as well as technological sciences. It encompasses understanding of fundamental
concepts and their applications in the area of Molecular biology, Cell Biology, Immunology,
Microbiology, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics and Bio-processing.
Keeping in view the developing of modern applied aspect of the subject, Biotechnology has now
become a multi-billion dollar industry. The teaching programme caters the requirement of
Biotechnology Industry and Institutes in India and aboard.
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Presently Choice Based Credit System has been introduced and many courses which may
supplement and compliment core Biotechnology subject from various discipline i.e law, applied
animal sciences, applied plant sciences, management, statistics etc. have been introduced.
The course curriculum of M. Sc. Biotechnology has been prepared taking the guidelines from
UGC and DBT, Govt. of India modified time to time in respective BOS (Board of Studies) meetings
held on 22-05-2015, 21-03-2014, 11-11-2009 and October 2005.
Course curriculums of M.Sc. brain and Cognition Sciences and M.Sc. Forensic Sciences have
also been prepared in accordance to UGC guidelines by meetings held on May 22, 2015; 24
February, 2012 and 5th Dec. 2013 respectively. Very recently modifications were done to the
syllabus of both the courses to incorporate the some newer an relevant topics.
Modifications in syllabus in consultation with the industry professionals, practitioners,

students and their parents basically who are the stake holders is a continuous process
.
In addition to the normal teaching classes and the practical training, the curriculum has integral
components of Seminars and Research based project works targeted to shape the student's
career in accordance with the requirement of the present national and international needs.
The department is in the process of developing facilities conducive for training in the field of
Biotechnology at par with that of international level. Faculty of the department is running
various externally funded research projects from agencies like UGC, DST and DBT. Many
distinguished scientists and eminent scholars from premier research institutes such as CSIR,
ICAR, Indian and foreign Universities are invited to deliver lectures in their area of research
interest from time to time. The students are exposed to both academics as well as extra
curricular activities during their tenure.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. 02 30 Graduate in any discipline Rs.1500/-
(Biotechnology) Years of Life Sciences/Agricultural
Science/or other allied
subjects like Biotechnology/
Microbiology/ Biochemistry
with 50% marks (45% for SC/
ST/PH) from recognized
University
(Brain & Cognition Years of Life Sciences/Medical
Sciences) Science/or other allied
subjects like Biotechnology
/Microbiology/Biochemistry
with 50% marks (45% for
SC/ST/PH) from recognized
University
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(Forensic Science Years of Life Sciences/Medical
& Criminology) Science/or other allied
subjects like Physical
Science Biotechnology/
Microbiology Biochemistry
with 50% marks (45% for
University
3 Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat.: 01 As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per
(Biotechnology) Ph.D. Res. Cat. Ph.D.
Ordinance (SC-02, Ordinance
ST-01)
IV. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE
The Department offers M. Pharm and Ph.D. programs in Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics. The
faculty members are all well qualified and are assisted by experts in the field of Pharmaceutical
Sciences to enable a holistic environment of learning. Being placed at Lucknow, networking is
possible with institutes like CSIR-CDRI, CSIR-CIMAP, SGPGI and so on. The department is
equipped with state of the art infrastructure and equipment in thrust areas. The library has
latest journals of pharmacy from reputed publishing houses like Wiley - Blackwell, Springer-
Verlag, Taylor & Francis and so on.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M. Pharm 02 Years 15 B. Pharm. Rs.10,000/-
(Pharmacology)
2. M. Pharm 02 Years 15 B. Pharm. Rs.10,000/-

(Pharmaceutics)

(Pharmaceutical Ph.D. 02 Ph.D.
Science) Ordinance Res. Cat. Ordinance
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SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
The School for Environmental Sciences (SES) represents an interdisciplinary school of

international repute with the objective to inculcate reasoning, innovation, critical analysis and
problem solving approach to achieve sustainable environment on earth. A need for better and
safer environment has been realized recently, more than ever before, as the problem of
contamination of water, soil and atmosphere by toxic substances is leading to loss of
productivity and increasing health hazards. Water crises, energy depletion, global warming, loss
of biodiversity, deforestation and an overall imbalance in ecosystems are increasing day-by-day.
The School of Environmental Science was established in the year 1997 with an aim to promote
and prepare passionate professionals who could drive positive change in the areas of resource
sustainability, conservation of resources, development of clean and green technology, and also
offer leadership in the field of environment. Presently the SES is having two full-fledged
departments i.e., Department of Environmental Science and Department of Environmental
Microbiology, housed in palatial building equipped with latest State-of-Art laboratories. There
are about 13 well qualified, faculty members. The school is running five full time post-graduate
programmes with major emphasis on excellent training to students in their respective field of
study which also provides ample opportunities for personality development of student.
I. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Department was established in 1997 with a futuristic approach of securing sustainable

development of the country emphasizing improved environment management and better health
through imparting Postgraduate education and research. The Department is running a two year
full time M. Sc. Programme since its inception in July 1997. Efforts are on to develop it as Centre
of Excellence in the field of Environmental Science and Environmental Microbiology. The
department also offers M.Sc. (Energy & Environment) and Ph. D. Programme. There are three
Professors, one Associate Professor and five Assistant Professors in the Department with diverse
field of specializations ranging from Environmental Microbiology/Toxicology, Microbial Ecology,
Stress Physiology, Environmental Biotechnology, Environmental Chemistry, Environmental
Impact Assessment (EIA), Environmental Economics & Policy and solid waste management and
waste water treatment. The Department has also signed MoU's with several research
organizations working in the area of environment. Department of Science and Technology, Govt.
of India has granted substantial infrastructural support to the department for the laboratory
equipments under the FIST programme.
Department of Environmental Science is located in the School for Environmental Sciences which
has its own separate building with all modern infrastructural facilities and laboratories. The
department has different laboratories equipped with various sophisticated instruments for both
M. Sc. and Ph. D. Students. Many other new types of equipment are likely to be added from the
current session. An experimental science laboratory-cum-field station with a Green House
facility has been recently added to the research facilities.
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Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 30 Graduate Degree with 50% 1.
Rs.1500/-
(Environmental marks (45% for SC/ST/PH),
Science) in Agricultural/Life Science
/Home Science and their
allied subject
2. M.Sc. 02 Years 20 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.15,000/-
2.
(Energy & marks (45% for SC/ST/PH),
Environment) in Agricultural/Life Science
and their allied subject.
(Environmental Ph.D. 03 Ph.D.
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II. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY
Department was established in 1997 with a futuristic approach of securing sustainable

development of the country emphasizing improved environment management and better health
through imparting Postgraduate education and research. The Department is running a two year
full time M.Sc. programme since its inception in July 1997. Efforts are on to develop it as Centre
of Excellence in the field of Environment Science and Environment Microbiology. The
department also offers Ph.D. Programme. There are three Professors, one Associate Professor
and five Assistant Professor in the Department with diverse field of specialization ranging from
Environment Microbiology/ Toxicology, Microbial Ecology, Stress Physiology, Environment
Biotechnology, Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA),and
Environmental Economics & Policy. The Department has also signed MoU's with several
research organizations working in the area of environment. Department of Science and
Technology, Govt. of India, has granted substantial infrastructural support to the department
for the laboratory equipments under the FIST programme.
Deparment of environmental science is located in the school for environmental science which
has its own separate building with all modern infrastructural facilities and laboratories.the
Deparment has different laboratories equipped. With various sophisticated instrument for both
M.sc. and Ph.D.students. Many other new equipment are likely to be added from the current
session. An experimental science laboratory-cum-field station with a green House facility has
been recently added to the research facilities.
Courses Offered
Course
1. Integrated B.Sc. 5 Years 40 Intermediate* with 50% Rs.15000/-
(Hons.)-M.Sc. marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
(Applied Geology) in Science and their subject.
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III. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY
Department of Environmental Microbiology (DEM) under School for Environmental Sciences

(SES) was initially sanctioned as an Innovative Project for M.Sc. Environmental Microbiology
under Environmental Sciences from the Session 2007-2008. It was sanctioned as independent
department by UGC in the year 2010 under School for Environmental Sciences. The Department
at present offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in Environmental Microbiology. Apart from this
there are three PG courses under Innovative and Contemporary Programme running in the
Department. These courses namely M.Sc. in Industrial Microbiology, M.Sc. in Food Microbiology
and Toxicology and M.Sc. in Nano science and Nanotechnology take care of the applied aspects of
microbiology and are industry and job oriented. At present there are One Professor two Associate
Professors and three Assistant Professors in the department with diverse fields of specializations
namely Microbial Ecology, Bioremediation and Meta genomics, Rhizosphere Microbiology, Plant
Growth Promoting Microbes, Bio pesticides, Stress Physiology and General Microbiology. The
department has well equipped M.Sc. Laboratory and developing state of the art research
laboratories.
Sustainability of environment is important for the survival of the living creatures on the planet.
Microorganisms play several and vital roles in the environment which maintain the
sustainability of the ecosystems. Due to ever increasing population and industrialization there is
ever increasing pressure on the natural resources. Microorganisms can provide answers to
several questions and problems such as environmental pollution, removal of toxic and
recalcitrant compounds, food security, can lead to sustainable agriculture by acting as bio
fertilizers and bio pesticides, removal of wastes and bioremediation of ecosystems. The focus of
the Department is to combat the diverse problems of the environment as microbes can provide
the solutions to several of them. The emphasis of research in the Department is on utilizing
microbes for enhancing crop yields in eco friendly manner, biodegradation of industrial wastes,
bioremediation of polluted ecosystems, optimization of technology for detoxification of distillery
and pulp paper mill waste and microbe based foods for food security. The Department has
research grants from DST, DBT, and CST. The department is also included in the FIST
Programme of Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi at Level 1
and a grant of Rs 28 lakhs has been sanctioned under the scheme. In future the Department
vows to create excellence in the field of bioremediation of natural resources which is one of the
target area of research. Students in the Department are trained for all the modern techniques in
microbiology and biotechnology. Regular seminars are organized in the department during
weekend in which students give presentation on their assigned topics related with topics in
environmental microbiology. The students of final semester also have to carry out dissertation
work in which they get to know about how to pursue minor research projects.
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Courses Offered
Course
1. M. Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduate in any branch of Rs.1500/-
(Environmental Life Sciences with 50%
Microbiology) (45% for SC/ST/PH) from
a recognized University
2. M. Sc. Food 02 Years 20 Graduate in any branch of Rs.25,000/-
(Microbiology Life Sciences with 50%
and Toxicology) (45% for SC/ST/PH) from
3. M.Sc. 02 Years 20 Graduate in any branch of Rs.25,000/-
(Industrial Life Sciences with 50%
Microbiology) (45% for SC/ST/PH) from
4. Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per
(Environmental 04
Ph.D. Ph.D.
Microbiology) Res. Cat.
Ordinance 04 Ordinance
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
The Department of Education has the objective of training teachers for secondary schools as well
as academicians committed to the cause of education in its various forms. The Department of
Education has adopted Ambedkar's integrated system of education through which education,
cultural sensitivity and service can be provided to motley of communities that vary from one
another. If education is the vehicle of change, then the need for having adequately trained
personnel becomes urgent. Department of Education offers B.Ed. (Two-Years), M.A. in
Education (Two - Years) and Research Programme leading to Ph.D. It has an active research cell.
The institute has been a committed participant in the ongoing debate on New Education Policy.
Through its Extension Services Wing, it also realizes the value of follow-up programmes for
providing opportunities for in-service training in the recognition of school courses, improvement
of school programmes, new methods and techniques, etc. for the teachers of secondary schools.
The students of this institute are provided with a very serious, adequate, guided and supervised
field practice teaching in the schools of Lucknow District. The Department also facilitates quality
improvement and mobilization in the teaching-learning process.
Courses Offered
Course
1. B.Ed. 02 Years 100 (i) Candidates with at least 50% Rs.10,000/-
marks either in the Bachelor's
Degree and/or in the Master's
Degree in Sciences/Social
Sciences/Humanity, Bachelor's
in Engineering or Technology
with specialization in Science
and Mathematics with 55%
marks or any other qualicati-
-on equivalent there to are
eligible for admission to the
programme.
(ii) The reservation and relaxa-
-tion for SC/ST/OBC/PWD
and other categories shall be
as per the rules of the Central
Government/State Governme-
-nt/BBAU, whichever is
applicable.
Note: Separate merit list will
be prepared for different
subjects/groups. Pedagogy of
two school subjects have to be
selected from the following
groups in which only one sub-
-ject is to be selected from
each group. The distribution of
seats will be in accordance
with the categorization of
candidates on the basis of
their subjects at Graduation
or Post Graduation level.
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Group A : Languages (Hindi,

Sanskrit and English)
Seats=24 Group B: Social
Sciences (History, Geography,
Political Science and
Economics) Seats= 40
Group C: Commerce, Science
and Home Science Seats= 18
Group D: Biology,
Mathematics and Computer
Sciences Seats= 18
2. M.A. 02 Years 40 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.5,000/-
(Education) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) in
the eld of humanities, Social
Sciences and Sciences.
(Education) Ph.D. 01 Ph.D.
01
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SCHOOL FOR HOME SCIENCES
The School for Home Sciences (SHS) started its journey in the year 2007-08 The school has inter
disciplinary faculty with the objective to conduct and strengthen teaching and research in
varied areas of Home Sciences.
The study of Home Sciences centres on the individual and family and contributes to the personal
and professional development of the individual and at macro level deals with the progress and
smooth functioning of the society. The philosophy of Home Sciences is no more considered to aim
predominantly at home making but to go with the current trends and increasingly, aiming at
preparing professional workers as researchers fashion designers, nutritionist, interior
designers, teachers, administrators professional extension personnel etc. Home Science
curriculum includes the following areas of the study i.e. Foods and Nutrition, Human
Development and Family Studies, Family Resource Management, Clothing and Textiles and
Home Science Extension .The school aims to create an academically vibrating and student
friendly atmosphere strive to be the canter of excellence for teaching and research in the areas of
Home Science. The school is planning to establish three more new departments. At present the
school is having two departments, Department of Human Development and Family Studies and
the Department of Food Science and Technology. Both the departments offer M.Sc and Ph.D
programme. The school also offers B.Sc (H) Food Science and Technology at satellite campus of
BBAU at Amethi.
I. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES
The Department of Human Development and Family Studies was started in the session 2007-08
under School for Home Science. The Department is running two years M.Sc. and Ph.D.
programmeS. The faculty of the department comprises of one professor and four assistant
professors from diverse fields of specialization .The Department organizes regular seminars on
every Friday, where students are given opportunity to speak on topic of their choice in order to
harness their oratory skills on different traditional and contemporary aspects of the field of
Home Sciences.
FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The Department of Food Sciences and Technology was started in the session 2013-14 and offers
M.Sc. in Food Science and Technology with strength of 40 students in each batch. A lot of
emphasis is also given to strengthen the laboratory facilities and to carryout research in
respective field of specialization to cater the societies needs. The research was mainly related to,
food microbiology, food toxicology; value added products, food processing and preservation
kitchen waste management, food safety and quality control. To enhance the quality of teaching
and research in the School, an Internal Assessment Cell (IQAC) has been constituted comprising
three members at school level.
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Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 B.Sc. Home Science with Rs.1500/-
(Human 50% marks for General
(45% for SC/ST/PH
Development candidates at graduation
and Family level
Studies)
2. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 B.Sc in Home science, B.Sc Rs.25,000/-

ZBC(zoology, botany,
(Food Science chemistry.) B.Sc in other
allied subject related to
and Technology) Food Sciences. Technology
with 50% marks for
General and 45% for SC/
ST/PH graduation level
(Home Science) 06
Ph.D. Ph.D.
Res. Cat.
Ordinance 04 Ordinance
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SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The School for Information Science and Technology was started since inception of the university.
It is an important interdisciplinary faculty in the University, aims at developing as a centre of
excellence, especially in the present day information age. The school is dedicated to studies and
research on the state of the art in the areas of Library & Information Science, Computer Science,
Information Technology and Mass Communication & Journalism. Information Technology is
gaining importance as a key resource for the economic, social, cultural and political development
of a nation. In a fast developing country like ours availability of right information at the right time
and at the right cost becomes very essential. In a nutshell, India needs to pay much more
attention to the information sector, if it wants to achieve efficiency and effectiveness while
utilizing its vast resources. Presently, the School for Information Science & Technology has four
departments i.e., Department of Library and Information Science, Department of Computer
Science, Department of Information Technology, Department of Mass Communication and
Journalism. All the four departments are running Post Graduation courses at the Masters level
and Ph.D. programmes.
Students in these schools are motivated to field visits and educational tours which make them
acquainted with the practical problems by observing them. Students of the school are made to
attend conferences at both National and International level and give seminars on a regular basis.
This school is acting as a visionary response to the rapidly growing need in every field for the
development of leadership especially in the field of Information Sciences and its related
technologies. The school with its collaborative efforts in both education and research are
producing new knowledge leading to advances in technology and thus helps in our
understanding of the way IT is shaping our lives. Pass out students of this school are in high
demand across a spectrum of fields. Our renowned faculty, a diverse group of thought, leads in
numerous fields including Computer Science, Information Technology, Library & Information
Science and Mass Communication & Journalism. Through their sustained efforts and expertise
our faculty are jointly helping to guide and direct the course of development of the students in the
fields of Information Science & Technology and thus involved in shaping the leaders of tomorrow.
I. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Department of Computer Science is functioning in the University since 1997 with main objective
to providing the up-to-date knowledge of the core field of computer science to the students
through effective teaching programs thereby enabling students to enhance their knowledge and
get employed in leading corporate and IT sectors to serve the country to bridge the digital divide.
Presently the department is offering three years full time Course of Master in Computer
Applications, MCA(Evening) and Ph.D. programmes in Computer Science. A number of
academic and cultural activities are regularly conducted in the department which includes
Seminars and presentations, Invited talks, discussions etc. to familiarize students with latest
developments to improve their skills.
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The faculty members are engaged in various research and development related activities of the
department and university apart from teaching and guiding students. Funded Two UGC
research project have been completed in the department and another a few have been send to
various govt. funding agencies for approval.At present the department has one state-of-the art
Computer Laboratory fully equipped with latest i7 Computer System well connected through
LAN and Wi-Fi. The Department has Laser Printers Deskjet Colour Printers and Scanners,
Multimedia LCD Projector, and other peripherals. The department also provides expertise in
implementing various projects of university for computerization and automation.
Courses Offered
Course
1. MCA 03 Years 40 Any Graduate Degree with Rs.3000/-
50% marks (45% for SC/
ST/PH candidates) with
mathematics at 10+2 level.
2. MCA 03 Years 40 B.Sc.(Computer Science)/ Rs.25,000/-
B.Sc. (Information Technology)
(Evening) /BIT/BCA/B.Sc. (Physics,
Chemistry, Mathematics)
degree with 50% marks (45%
for SC/ST/PH) with one year
professional experience.
(Computer Ph.D. 08 Ph.D.
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II. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The Department of Information Technology (DIT) established in the year 2006-2007. The
Department offers 2 years (4 semesters) M. Sc. (IT), M. Sc. (IS), M.Tech (SE) Courses and Ph.D.
programme in Information Technology. The Department has established a Computing Lab. An
Internet facility is also available. Recently, Department has procured Wireless Access Points and
Wireless PCI cards in order to make the Department fully Wi-Fi.
The final semester students are motivated to develop real time projects in reputed organizations.
Seminars and Group Discussions are a regular feature of DIT. Course curriculum of M. Sc. (IT)
has been prepared on consultation with the industry professional and practitioners. The
Department has well qualified faculty members having live interaction and collaboration with
other National and International institutions. They all are actively engaged in R&D activities.
Department has executed two Major Research Project entitled Quantifying Security in Early
Stage of Development Life Cycle - An Object-Oriented Software Perspective and research project
entitled Symptoms and Sensations Due to Cellular Telephone Uses among the Urban and Rural
Population of Uttar Pradesh: A risk assessment which was funded by UGC and UPCST, Uttar
Pradesh respectively. Prof. R. A. Khan was PI of projects. At present, 03 Major Research Project
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has been sanctioned to the Department by UGC and CST, UP.

The Department aims to promote modern area of Information Technology to the highest level of
excellence. The environment in the Department is highly conducive for building of solid
foundation of knowledge, hands-on experience, development of personality, creativity and
motivation to keep students and faculty members abreast with the latest development in the field
of IT. In addition to the academic development, proper attention is also given towards the
personal development of students in co-curricular activities.
Courses Offered
Course
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
(Information marks (45% for SC/ST /PH
Technology) Candidates) in Science with
mathematics or BCA/BIT/
B.Sc. (Hons.) in computer
science/ Information
Technology with 50% marks
(45% for SC/ ST/Ph
candidates) or above in
mathematics separately
2. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduate degree with 50% Rs. 5000/-
(Information marks(45% for SC/ST/PH
Security) candidate) in B. Tech.
(Computer Science/ IT)
Bachelor in Information
Technology(BIT)/ B.Sc.
(Computer Science)/ B.Sc.
(Information Technology)
3. M. Tech. 02 Years 40 Degree in B.Tech/BE in CSE Rs.25000/-
(Software /IT/ Electronics or equivalent
Engineering) degree/ M.Sc. in IT/CS/
Mathematics / Statistics or
equivalent/MCA, 50% marks
(45% for SC/ST /PH) from
4. P.G. Diploma 01 Years 40 Graduate degree with 50% RS.10,000/-
in Cyber marks(45% for SC/ST/PH
Security candidate) from recognized
(Evening) University

(Information Ph.D. 01 Ph.D.
Technology) Ordinance Res. Cat. Ordinance
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III. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE
The Department of Library and Information Science (DLIS) established in 1997 with aim to
provide LIS education to the students through effective teaching and practical training. The
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department is working with the vision to educate individuals for career as Librarians, Library
Information Ofcers, Archivists, Information Scientist and Knowledge Managers. The students
are trained in order to undertake instruction, research and service oriented programmes that
require current emerging information technological developments and market requirements.
Presently the department is offering one year Bachelor of Library and Information Sciences (B.
Lib. I. Sc.), one year Master of Library and Information Sciences (M. Lib. I. Sc), M. Phil. and Ph.D.
courses in Library and Information Science. The department has dedicated and experienced
faculty members who delivered latest LIS education to the students.
The Department has one state-of-the-art Information Technology Laboratory with 25

Computers, Scanners, Wi-Fi Internet, Projectors for video conference, smart classrooms, LCD
TV, etc. The department has its library having 599 books. The department has so far produced
more than 450 Library and Information Professionals. As far as research is concerned, 35 M.
Phil. and 19 Ph.D. scholars are awarded from the department.
The major areas of research in the department are ICT applications in Libraries, User-studies,
Job satisfaction of Library professionals, Oriental Libraries, Conservation and Preservation of
Manuscripts and so on. The thrust areas of the research are emerging trends and technologies in
the Libraries such as Digital Libraries, IITs, Public Libraries, Collection Management, e-Shodh
Sindhu Consortium, UGC-INFONET Consortium, Information Services for Divyang, Open
Access Initiatives, Growth of ICMR Libraries in Digital era, ICFRE, Cost Benet Analysis in
Agricultural Libraries, etc.
Courses Offered
S. Name of Duration Intake Eligibity Criteria Tution
No. Course of fees per
Course Semester
1. Bachelor of Library 01 Years 40 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
& Information marks (45% for SC/ST/PH
Science (B. Lib. I. Sc) candidates )
2. Master of Library & 01 Years 30 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
Information Sciences marks (45% for SC/ST/PH
(M. Lib. I. Sc) candidates )
3. M.Phil. (Library & As per 04 M. Lib. Sc / M. Lib. I. Sc with Rs.15000/-
Information Sciences) UGC 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/
regulations PH candidates )
4. Ph.D. (Library & As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per
Information Science) Ph.D. Nil Ph.D.
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IV. DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM
The Department of Journalism & Mass Communication & Journalism, started in 2008, offers
Master, M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes in Mass Communication & Journalism. The basic
objective of the department is to produce skilled professionals for the exponentially expanding
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world of mass media, both print as well as electronic. The Department also endeavours advanced
and specialized professional training to the students and also caters to the higher level of
demands in the profession of Mass Communication, including media & communication
research and media & communication education. The Department aims and endeavours to
develop into a centre of excellence in the eld of Mass Communication & Journalism.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M. Phil. As per 08 P o s t G r a d u a t e D e g r e e i n Rs.15,000/-
(JMC) UGC Journalism & Mass communication
regulations with 55% marks (50% for SC/ST
/PH ) from recognized University
2. M.A. 02 Years 36 Graduate Degree in any subject Rs.1500/-
(JMC) with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST
/PH ) from recognized University
(Mass Ph.D. 01 Ph.D.
Communication Ordinance (Tentative) Ordinance
& Journalism) Res. Cat.
01
(Tentative)
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SCHOOL FOR LEGAL STUDIES
The School for Legal Studies was established in 1999 to promote research in law and its allied
disciplines. As present, the School has two departments , such as Department of Human Rights,
Department of Law offering B.B.A.L.L.B. (Hon'), LL.M. and Ph.D. Programmes. Our efforts have
been to make legal learning socially relevant, technically competent and professionally sound for
complete development of the individual personality. The School recognizes the continued
paramount importance of the areas like Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Intellectual
Property Law, Environmental Law, Corporate and Commercial Law etc. The courses are
comprehensive and multidimensional, which have always been intrinsically connected with the
issues of public governance and are of human and social signicance. The School has Legal Aid
Clinic forum for providing the legal aid services to poor needy people and having interface with
the common mass, particularly the deprived sections of the society. The clinical legal education
and extension activities are integral part of the academic programmes of the School. Customized
efforts are directed to bridge the gap between law in books and law in action. The School strives to
inculcate ethical, moral, cultural, legal and constitutional values among its students in order to
strengthen the rule of law and to realize the commitment of social justice and to sensitive them to
understand the relationship between law and life.
I. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Department of Human Rights conducts post-graduate teaching and research programmes in the
areas relating to Human Rights and Law and aims at recommending appropriate measures for
enforcing human rights and securing ends of justice through legal and democratic processes.
Presently, the department is running Ph.D., LL.M. in Human Rights and BBA LLB (Honour's)
courses. In Ph.D. course there is a one semester Pre-Ph.D. Research Course Work for the
scholars. Besides Research Methodology as a compulsory paper the scholar has to opt one
optional paper which also consists of the review of literature, out of ve options running in the
Department. LL.M. course consists of four semesters spanning in two years. Students have to
opt four papers in each semester. These papers cover many local, national, regional and global
curricula. The syllabus of LL.M. course has an inter-disciplinary approach. The LL.M. course is
in tune with the prime concerns of legal aid, advocacy, social justice, community services and
governance. B.B.A. LL.B. (Hon) course consists of ten semesters spanning in ve years. The
syllabus of B.B.A. LL.B.(H) course is inter-disciplinary in approach. Its objective is to create
lawyers professionally competent, technically sound and socially relevant.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. B.B.A. LL.B. 05 Years 60 Candidate should have passed Rs. 60,000/-
(H) Higher Secondary School/
Intermediate Examination (10+2)
or its equivalent examination with
not less than 50% marks in
aggregate (45% for SC/ST/PH).
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Candidates awaiting results are

also eligible to appear in the test.
(Age as per BCI)
2. LL.M. 02 Years 30 Law Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.1500/-
marks (45% for SC/ST/PH).
Candidates awaiting results are
also eligible to appear in the test.
II. DEPARTMENT OF LAW
The Department of Law started from session 2008-09 within the School for Legal Studies offering
four-Semester LL.M and Ph.D. programmes in Law. The main objective of the Department is to
impart legal education and to bring the students into social services, make them self-employed,
and also get them placement in various governmental and non-governmental organizations. The
objective is also to give them skills to develop art of logic and para-logic for any social issue
relating to the present day problems. During the course, emphasis is also given to acquaint the
students with modern areas of law such as Intellectual property Law, Health Law, Law and
medicine, Biotechnology, Science and technology Law, Arbitration, Cyber Laws etc. Constant
efforts are made to develop interest and skills amongst the students in the area of international
issues. Current legal issues relating to Climate change, environment and disarmament (nuclear
weapons) are discussed in Seminars with the objective to sharpen their argument and develop
legal reasoning.
Plan is made by the department to open centre of excellence in area of environment, intellectual
property, science and technology, law and medicine etc. and to open conciliation centre.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. LL.M. 02 Years 30 LL.B with 50% marks (45%for SC Rs.1500/-
/ST/PH) from recognized
University
(Law) Ph.D. 04 Ph.D.
05
3 LL.M. (Evening) 02 Years 15 LL.B with 50% marks (45% for SC Rs. 50,000/-
*Proposed course /ST/PH)
only for
Government
Servants and
Professionals
III. CENTRE OF POST GRADUATE LEGAL STUDIES
Centre of Post Graduate Legal Studies was established under School for Legal Studies in 2013
started functioning from the session2013-14 to offer One Year LL.M. Degree as per UGC
Guidelines. The intake is 20.The teaching is done by the senior faculty members of Department
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of Human Rights and Department of Law under School for Legal Studies. Presently Three Group
i.e. Constitutional law and Administrative Law, Corporate and Commercial Law and Intellectual
Comparative Law are running in the Centre. The object of the course is to promote food
academicians corporate lawyers and Masters in International principles. The Students of the
centre are also benetted by the special lectures delivered by visiting faculties, guest faculties
and internal faculties
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. One Year LL.M. 01 Years 20 LL.B degree with 50% marks (45% for SC Rs.55,000/-
/ST/PH).
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SCHOOL FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES
The school for Management Studies (SMS) started in the university in the year 2010. The School
endeavours to produce professionally competent and socially sensitive managers to contribute
to full the managerial needs at regional, national and global levels. There are innumerable
management departments, schools and institutes that impart management education, and their
emphasis is on providing mainly professional skills and training. However, this School aspires to
provide quality professional skills along with social sensitivity to the students so that they could
succeed professionally and also contribute to the development of the marginalized sections of the
society. The professional competence of academicians and their value added grooming enable
students which would facilitate their career growth, job satisfaction and social fullment.
Currently, the School has Department of Rural Management which offers two year MBA in
Rural Management, MBA in Human Resource, Marketing Management, Media business
Management and Ph.D. and M. Phil Programs. More departments and courses would be added to
the School in the coming years with an emphasis on quality professional education and noble
valuation grooming.
I. DEPARTMENT OF RURAL MANAGEMENT
The Department of Rural Management was established under the School for Management
Studies in the year 2010. The main objective of the department is to produce socially, culturally
and economically sensitive leaders in the elds of management in general and Rural
Management in particular. India is still a predominantly rural nation as majority of the people
live in rural areas and are dependent on agriculture and allied sectors. Rural India needs large
professionally trained and socially sensitive manpower to meet the needs of farmer's
organizations, agro-based industries, NGOs, and other rural sectors and segment of society. The
idea is to ll the huge demand-supply gap of professionally-trained managers to cater especially
to the needs of rural sectors.
Currently, the department offers Two Year (4Semester) MBA in Rural Management, MBA in
Human Resource, Marketing, Finance and Ph.D. in Management. The department has been run
with the help of a team of experience, well-qualied and highly motivated faculty. Concerted
efforts have been made to take it to a great height in terms of quality teaching through regular
lectures, seminars, and eld visits by students. As a matter of policy, the department lays
emphasis on teaching, inter-disciplinary research, and concurrent eld work.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
MBA Graduate Degree with 50%
1. (Rural 02 Years 60 marks (45% for SC/ST/PH ) Rs.5,000/-
Management) from recognized University
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2. MBA 02 Years 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.45,000/-

(Marketing) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH )
3 MBA 02 Years 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.45,000/-
(Human Resource) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH )
4. MBA 02 Years 60 Graduate Degree with 50% Rs.45,000/-
(Finance) marks (45% for SC/ST/PH )
5. M. Phil 01 Years 40 Post Graduate Degree with55% Rs.15,000/-

(Management) marks (50% for SC/ST/PH)
6. BBA 03 Years 90 Intermediate with 50% Rs.25,000/-

7. B. COM(H) 03 Years 120 Intermediate with 50% Rs.15,000/-

(Management) Ph.D. 02 Ph.D.
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SCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCE
I. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY
With an idea to nurturing a scientic eld for understanding basic chemical properties of
molecules and for producing new materials with controlled functions; BBAU established
Department of Applied Chemistry under the aegis of school for physical sciences in the year
2010. Admission to the full time Postgraduate courses in Applied Chemistry and Polymer
chemistry and Ph. D. programme are conducted through National Level entrance test. The
department has six permanent faculties and one INSPIRE faculty. All the faculty members have
teaching and research experience and are experts in different areas of their elds. They also have
a good number of national and international research publications. More details can be read in
Faculty prole. The DAC visualizes being a centre of excellence in the eld of Chemical Sciences
for its total commitment in teaching and research in basic and applied aspects of chemistry for
betterment of quality in life, environment and society.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 60 B.Sc. (Chemistry as main subject) Rs.1500/-
(Applied Chemistry) with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST
/PH) from recognized University
2. M.Sc. 02 Years 20 B.Sc. (Chemistry as main subject) Rs.25,000/-
(Polymer Chemistry) with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST
/PH) from recognized University
(Applied Chemistry) Ph.D. 03 Ph.D.
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II. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS
The Department of Applied Mathematics came into existence in March 2012 as a result of the
bifurcation of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, which was established in
July 2010 as a part of the School for Physical Sciences of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University, Lucknow. It is running a Postgraduate programme in Applied Mathematics with an
intake 40 students per year. The Department has also started Ph.D. programme with effect from
July 2012. The research areas include uid Mechanics, Numerical Analysis, Mathematical
Modelling, Differential Equations. The students for these programmes are admitted on the basis
of all India entrance test.
The Department is striving to achieve excellence in teaching and research, and produce the best
Mathematicians in the country.
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Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduation (B.Sc. with one subject Rs.1500/-
(Applied as Mathematics) with 50% marks
Mathematics) (45%for SC/ST/PH ) from
(Applied Mathematics) Ph.D. 03 Ph.D.
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III. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED STATISTICS
The department was established in 2010 to teach Post Graduation (P.G.) classes under the
department of Applied Mathematics & Statistics. The department of Applied Statistics as an
independent department came into existence in March, 2012 vide Letter No. 2862/BBAU/12
under the headship of Dr. Surinder Kumar. The department has grown rapidly since its
establishment. The department has started its M.Phil. Programme from the academic session
2014-15.
Our vision is to provide the tools for making informed decisions and also to nurture the
fundamental aspects of decision making. We are therefore, aiming to create a novel system of
knowledge by investigating and understanding the fundamentals of decision making and
implementing the knowledge for the welfare of society.
To contribute to India and the World through excellence in statistical education and
research; to serve as a valuable resource for industry and society; and remain a source
of pride for all Indians.
To generate new knowledge by engaging in cutting- edge research and to promote
academic growth by offering postgraduate and doctoral programmes.
To identify regional and global needs, based on an informed perception of Indian , in the
areas of specialization upon which the department can concentrate.
Our Educational goal is:
Strengthen fundamental aspects of applied and theoretical Statics.
Promote original and innovative ideas among students as well as research scholars.
Organize discussions, special lectures, industrial trips and other such activities for the
better understanding of Statistical research.
Enhance leadership qualities and team work among students.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduate Degree with 50% marks (45% Rs.1500/-
(Applied Sta s cs) for SC/ST/PH Candidates) insta s cs or
Applied Sta s cs.
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2. M.Phil. in 20 Post graduate degree with 55% marks Rs.15,000/-

As per UGC
Sta s cs (50% or equivalent le ergrade for SC/ST/
regula ons
PH) in Sta s cs
(Applied Sta s cs) Ph.D. Nil Ph.D.
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III. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PHYSICS
The Department of Applied Physics in the university was set up in the year 2010; this was started
with the guest faculty and the coordinator in-charge. In this year overwhelming response was
found from the students. However, due to limitation of the physical infrastructure many
students were not enrolled in spite of good response from various states of the country.
Department of Applied Physics is trying to attract a few International students for their research
activities, after the issuance of guidelines from university for international students. Presently
22 students are pursuing Ph.D. in the eld of condensed matter physics, radiation physics, nano
science and biophysics. 33 students are enrolled in M.Sc.-III semester while 31 students are
enrolled in M.Sc.-I semester students and Enrolled in 04 student in M.sc. (Nuclear Medicine) &
06 Students enrolled in M.Phil. Programme. Our students are qualifying competitive exams and
securing admissions to reputed institutions like IITs, IISC. 12 students have qualied UGC-NET
exam and 08 students have qualied GATE exam in the department within such a short time of
its inception. A good laboratory is going to be equipped in the department for the M.Sc. students.
We have a Good laboratory for the synthesis of nano materials and their applications as various
types of sensors other advanced applications. Computational laboratory and Nano-
optoelectronics Laboratory are equipped well. Indian Environmental Radiation Monitoring
network (IERMON) has been installed with the help of BARC. Four faculty members have UGC
and DST sponsored major research projects. Faculties are working with the nano material
science research, sensors, molecular modeling, theoretical physics and applied optics.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 Graduation recognized University Rs.1500/-
(Applied Physics) {with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST
/PH)
2. M.Phil. in As per UGC 15 Post Graduate Degree with55% Rs.15,000/-
(Applied Physics) regula ons marks (50% for SC/ST/PH) in
Physics from recognized University
3. M.Sc. (Nuclear 02 Years 15 Graduate with 50% marks (45% Rs.25,000/-
Medicine for SC/ST/PH) from recognized
Technology) University
(Applied Physics) Ph.D. 03 Ph.D.
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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
This University has specic mandate for uplifting the education and economic status of the
people belonging to the downtrodden section of the society by provisioning for integrated courses
in Science and key frontier areas of Technology and other allied disciplines. In order to achieve
the objectives of the University, courses in Engineering and Technology are proposed to be
started in the University with the opening of four years degree courses in Computer Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and
Electrical Engineering
I. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
The Department of Civil Engineering focuses on a multifaceted growth of students and is

designed to equip them not only with the core theoretical and practical fundamentals of the
discipline, but also evolve them into condent individuals, ready to make an impact on
whatsoever profession (industrial work, research, entrepreneurship) they choose to pursue.
Currently, the department offers B. Tech program. Civil Engineering is concerned with the
improvement in quality of basic needs of human civilization and taking care of the naturally and
humanly built environments with their planning, designing, construction, operation and
maintenance. It is the branch with a lot of diversity from geotechnical sciences to structural
engineering, environmental to hydraulics, transportation to hydrology. This department is
student-oriented and multi-faceted research prone and is dedicated to work together to build a
sustainable future through the development of civil infrastructure and betterment of global
environment.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. B.Tech. 04 Years 30 Intermediate with Science (Physics, Rs.55,000/-
(Civil Engineering) Chemistry & Mathematics) with
50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
from recognized University)
II. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
The Department of Computer Engineering functioning in the University since 2013.The

Department is offering four year Bachelors of Technology degree. The Department has a
comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all aspects of Computer Engineering with an
emphasis on practical learning. The course structure is up-to-date and includes courses on
nascent topics to equip our students with the latest developments in Computer Science and
Engineering. The aim of the Department is to delivering top class education blending their rich
classroom teaching and they focus on the growth of each and every student through regular
interaction using Seminar, Presentation and Viva-Voce.
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Courses Offered
Course Semester
(Computer Chemistry & Mathematics) with
Engineering) 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
2. Master's of 02 Years 30 Master's Degree in Computer Rs.35,000/-
Technology Science or Mathematics or
(Computer Statisticsor Operational Research
Science) or in any branch of Science or
Bachelor's Degree in any branch
of Engineering or Master's in
Computer Application with at
least 50% marks (45% for SC/
ST/PH) from recognized University
III. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
The Department of Electrical Engineering at University Institute of Technology (UIET)

established in 2014 & focuses on a multifaceted growth of students and is designed to equip
them not only with the core theoretical and practical fundamentals of the discipline, but also
evolve them into condent individuals, ready to make an impact on whatsoever profession
(industrial work, research, entrepreneurship) they choose to pursue. Currently, the department
offers B. Tech program
The vision of the department is to provide a balanced education to students, strong in scientic,
engineering, humanistic, and social bases, so that they may attain a leadership role in their
profession and use their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of human welfare and the
environment.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
(Electrical Chemistry & Mathematics) with
IV. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is offering four year Bachelors
of Technology degree. The Department has a comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all
aspects of Electronics and Communication Engineering with an emphasis on practical learning.
Electronics and Communication engineers engage in research, design, development and testing
of electronic equipment used in various communication systems. It is due to electronics and
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communication engineering that we enjoy such modern communication devices as cellular,

telephones, radios and television. Our faculty members aim at delivering top class education
blending their rich classroom teaching as well as interactive session in laboratories and they
focus on the growth of each and every student through regular interaction using Seminar,
Presentation and Viva-Voce and working towards the betterment of laboratories and planning to
propose post graduation courses
Courses Offered
Course Semester
(Electronics and Chemistry & Mathematics) with
Communication 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PH)
Engineering) from recognized University)
2. Master's of 02 Years 30 Graduate degree (after10+2+3) in Rs.30,000/-
Technology Engineering/Technology i.e. BE
(Nano-Opto / B. Tech in branch Electrical
Electronics) /Mechanical/Electronics
/Electronics & Communication
/polymer with minimum 50%
marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) or
Master degree in Physics/Applied
Physics/Chemistry/Applied
Chemistry/Bio-Physics/Material
Science/Bio-Chemistry/
Bio-Technology/Nano Science
/Electronics with minimum 50%
marks (45% forSC/ST /PH) from
V-DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at UIET BBAU Lucknow started journey in the year
of 2013. Over the last three years, we have grown our expertise and competence in the core
Mechanical Engineering curriculum and research. Mechanical engineering is a subset of general
engineering. Engineers use science and mathematical principles to solve technical problems.
Since they often create new products to solve these problems, they are in high demand.
Engineers are essentially inventors. By dreaming up ideas and turning them into a reality they
push technology to its limits. Mechanical Engineering is an engineering discipline that involves
the application of principles of physics for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of
mechanical systems. It requires a solid understanding of key concepts including mechanics,
kinematics, thermodynamics and energy. Mechanical engineers use these principles and others
in the design and analysis of automobiles, aircraft, heating and cooling systems, manufacturing
plants, industrial equipment and machinery, medical devices and more.
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Courses Offered
Course Semester
(Mechanical Chemistry & Mathematics) with
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COURSE OFFERED BY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The school for Homes Science is running a skill Development community college that offer
Diploma in Dietetics & Nutrition skill development .The skill component of the curriculum will
draw from the credit framework prepared under the National Occupation standard (NOS) for the
concerned sectors .The course offered by Community College are skill based, short duration
course & are more useful for the learners looking for employment. It provides vertical mobility
certicates diplomas &degrees with multiple exists point with a particular standard of training
prescribed by NVEQF (National Vocational Education Qualication Framework). Skill based
programs. The courses under community college career-oriented providing better job
opportunities. After completing the Diploma courses in Dietetics and Nutrition, jobs are in
demand in hospitals, Health Canter, Parlours, Health & Fitness expert.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. Diploma in Dietetics 01 Years 50 12th Pass Rs.1000/-
& Nutrition (Per Year)
VOCATIONAL PROGRAMME / COURSES OFFERED

BY UNIVERSITY
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. B. Voc. 6 Semester 50 (10+2) Intermediate in Any Stream Rs.10,000/-
(Floriculture & 03 Years with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST
landscape gardening) /PH )from recognized University
2. B. Voc. (Live Stock 3 Years 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.10,000/-
Production and
management)
3 Live Stock 1 Year 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.1000/-
Management
(1 year diploma)
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Course at BBAU Satellite Campus,Tikarma, Amethi
A. DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES AND VOCATIONAL STUDIES
The Department of Languages and Vocational studies was established in the year 2016 under
BBAU Satellite Campus. The Department offers the courses of Languages and Vocational
studies and from the current session (2017-18), the department will offer courses on M.A.
(English) and M.A. (Hindi).
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. M.A. 02 Years 60 50% in Bachelor's degree with at Rs.1500/-
(English) least 50% marks in English as
optional subject or at least 50%
marks in Bachelor's degree with
at least 55% marks in English as
compulsory subject
2. M.A. 02 Years 60 50% in Bachelor's degree with at Rs.1500/-

(Hindi) least 50% marks in Hindi as
optional or at least 50% marks
in Bachelor's degree with at least
55% marks in Hindi as
compulsory language subject
(second language).
B. DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL STUDIES
The Department of Legal Studies was established in the year 2016 under BBAU Satellite
Campus. The Department offers Masters course in Law.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. LL.M. 02 Years 30 L.L.B. with 50% marks (45% for Rs.1500/-
university
C. DEPARTMENT SOCIAL SCIENCES AND COMMERCE
The Department of Social Sciences and Commerce was established in the year 2016 under BBAU
Satellite Campus. The Department offers the courses of Social Sciences and Commerce. In the
rst session, B.A. with a combination of History, Political Science and Public Administration was
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started and from the current session, English and Hindi will also be offered as optional subjects.
Along with which, the Department also offers B.Com. as one of the undergraduate programmes.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
1. B.Com. 03 Years 60 10+2 in Commerce/Mathematics Rs.1500/-
with 50%marks (45% for SC/ST
/PH) from recognized university.
2. Integrated B.A. 03+02 60 10+2 in any subject with 50% Rs.1500/-
& M.A. in Social Years marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from
Science (Optional recognized university
subjects-History,
Political Science,
Public
Administration,
Hindi, English)
D. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCES AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY
The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology was established in the year
2016 under BBAU Satellite Campus. The Department offers courses in Computer Science,
Information Technology and Library & Information Sciences. The Department has well
established laboratory facilities and other requisite infrastructure on the campus for the
students.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
10+2 with Science (Physics,
1. B.Sc. 03 Years 60 Rs.1500/-
Chemistry and Maths) with 50%
(Information
marks (45% for SC/ST/PH) from
Technology)
recognized Board/University.
2. B.C.A. 03 Years 60 10+2 with Science (Physics, Rs.1500/-
3. B.Li.Sc. (Library 01 Year 60 Graduation with 50% marks (45% Rs.1500/-

and Information for SC/ST/PH) from recognized
Sciences) Board/University.
D. DEPARTMENT FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
The Department of Food Science &Technology was established in the year 2016 under BBAU
Satellite Campus and it offers undergraduate programme in Food Science & Technology. The
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Department has well established Laboratory facilities.
Courses Offered
Course Semester
10+2 with Science (Physics,
1. B.Sc. 03 Years 60 Rs.1500/-
(Food Science
and Technology)
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ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
1. The Question Paper of Entrance Test will consist of Objective Type (Multiple Choice)
questions.
2. Blind and Disabled candidates, with prior permission of the concerned University
authorities, may bring their own writers whose maximum qualication should be
Intermediate or 10+2 level.
3. The marks obtained by each candidate in the Entrance Test would form his/her merit index
for the admission to Master's / Bachelor /Diploma /Certicate programme of this
university .
4. The admission to Master's / Bachelor /Diploma /Certicate programme of this university

shall be strictly in the order of Entrance Test merit.
5. In case of equal marks in the Entrance Test, the order of merit shall be decided on the basis
of marks in the qualifying examination.
6. BBA University recognizes the approved degrees of all Central Universities, State
Universities, Institutions of National importance, and reputed foreign Universities
provided that their equivalence has been established by the competent authorities.
Ph. D Admission will be governed by UGC Regulation 2016.

Foreign Student Regulation.
As available on the University website: www.bbau.ac.in
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UNIVERSITY FACILITIES
BUS SERVICE
University has a Bus, which is being used for shuttling to and fro from University to Utrathia (six
trips) to help the University students.
COMPUTER CENTRE
The University is in process of developing a full-edged computer centre for growth and
development of teaching, research and other related activities in addition to the work relating to
the administration, nance, examination and admission of the University. The function of the
computer centre includes providing central computing facility with data base and network/ mail
server to all the students and staff of the University and also assistance in conducting research,
analyzing data. The Centre will conduct short-term courses/training for the students and staff
of the University.
Presently University has a Computer Centre equipped with computers and internet facilities
under the info net program of UGC scheme, which is open for all. The University is also
connected with National Knowledge Network (NKN).
HEALTH CARE
The University provides health services through Medical Consultants since May, 2005. The
Medical Consultants are providing health care consultation to all the students, Administrative
staff, Faculty members and Subordinate staff of the University from 10 AM to 5 PM in the
Administrative Block of the University.
Health Care services are also being given by the Medical Consultants at the Boys' Hostel and
Girls' Hostel for the residential students of the University. The University is in the process of
having a fully edged well equipped Health Centre to cater to the health services of all the
employees and students of the University for which the building has been constructed recently.
INFORMATION & GUIDANCE BUREAU (I & GB)
In order to build their career, students need to know what the options available to them are and
where and how they can achieve it. To cater to these precise needs of the students, the
Information and Guidance Bureau (I&GB) was started in August 2007 and is committed to do
the needful for the benet of the students and alumni. The I & GB of the University is engaged in
rendering meaningful services to the students community in matters of securing various
placements matching with their qualication and aptitude, education loans, higher education,
competitive exams, scholarship, fellowships and assistantships available in India and abroad.
The main function of the Bureau is to disseminate the Employment Information for various
courses offered by the University. The students are explained about various job opportunities,
qualications, age limits, and scheme of competitive examinations and about higher education
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in India and abroad. Tasks of the bureau are to conduct Career Conferences where eminent
personalities from different walks of life will address the students, collect and display various
career related information, provide handbooks of foreign Universities, newspapers, bulletin of
sister bureau, Employment News and occupational information les for the reference of
students. Further it is also to render vocational guidance to the students individually or in group
and to collect and disseminate the occupational information, Training facilities, nancial
assistance available in India and abroad.
LAN
Most buildings in the University such as Administrative Block, departments, Hostels, and some
residential quarters in the campus are fully equipped with LAN facility and extension of the same
to other buildings is in the process.
LIBRARY
The Central Library of the University was established in January, 1998. The Library is housed in
the entire rst oor of the Block # 4 of the Administrative building and fulls its objective to
supplement educational and information needs of the faculty and students through its books
and periodical sections having adequate reading rooms. The Library services are also extended
to non-teaching staff and visitors. It has adequate collection to satisfy the information need of
the user. The Library is developing internet based services and bar-code based computerised
circulation. A separate building of the Central Library is going to be completed soon.
GUEST HOUSE
The Guest House of the University is located within the University campus having a VIP Suite
and other suites/rooms. The Guest House is functional and provides round the clock boarding
and lodging services to Guests. Guest House rooms are allotted to University Guests free of cost
and to other State or Central Govt. organizations, Universities, Public Sector Undertakings on
request, subject to availability, on payment. However, rst priority is given to University
activities.
MESS /CANTEEN
The Mess facility is available in the University in all the hostels. A Canteen is also running in the
campus during working days which is open for all.
PLACEMENT CELL
The University Placement Cell (UPC) was constituted in the session 2007-08. Since its inception
the cell is helping the students to be placed in various organizations across India and abroad.
The UPC is dedicated to support the students in their pursuit to get jobs in reputed organizations
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in India and abroad. Currently Placement Cell is planning to launch E-brochure of the nal year
students of various departments. Specialized lectures, workshops and job fair are organized to
provide students a platform to showcase their talents.
SC/ST Cell
The staff of the Cell is actively engaged in coordinating and solving the problems in the matter of
admissions in the University, utilization and timely disbursement of scholarships,
accommodation in hostels, conduct of remedial coaching, UGC-NET coaching, Competitive
Exam coaching and other measures with a view to see that the education system succeeds in
bringing the Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes to a level quantitatively as well as
qualitatively at par with the rest of the society. The Cell is also instrumental in monitoring the
implementation of rule of reservation for SC/ST in admission and appointments on teaching as
well as non-teaching posts. The University is providing Rs. 2000/- for dissertation, Rs. 3000/-
for educational tour to SC/ST students. Further a Gold Medal is awarded to topper among the
SC/ST students.
COACHING CENTRE FOR SC/ST/MINORITIES
The University offers the following Programmes for the development of SC/ST and Minority
students.
I UGC Remedial Coaching Programme (RCP): Under RCP, additional coaching is provided
to the students who face difculties in learning the subject concerned and English
language. In addition, it conducts classes for personality development.
ii) UGC NET Coaching Programme: It offers special coaching for joint CSIR UGC NET
examinations which are being conducted twice a year.
iii) Residential Coaching Academy: This Programme offers special coaching for Civil
Services (IAS/IPS/IFS), State Services, SSC, RRB and other competitive examinations
which are being conducted by the Central and State Governments.
SPORTS
A healthy person keeps a healthy and active mind and sports are the best mechanism to
accomplish that objective. The National Sports Policy (1984) and the New Education Policy
(1986) also emphasise on the need for introduction of sports in the academic programme. The
University, being sensitive for the overall development of students, realizes that a balance in
physical, mental and emotional growth is essential for the complete development of personality.
At present, the University has a multipurpose sports ground in the campus having facilities like
Football, Volleyball, Cricket, athletics etc. In addition, there is an indoor Gymnasium equipped
with all modern facilities for physical training. Indoor games like Badminton, Table Tennis,
Chess, and Carom facilities are available. All the games, indoor and outdoor, are facilitated by
experts and trainers. University is sure that these facilities would instil in students a sense of
condence besides physical tness. It would help them in becoming a complete human being so
that they can withstand the challenges of life.
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STUDENTS WELFARE
Student Welfare involves providing ample scope and opportunities for the development of
students including their overall personality development. To motivate the students for
participation in different programmes of the university, the students are awarded several
medals and prizes. Moreover, students can avail railway concessions including journey
performed for research work, home town visit etc., monthly concession passes in Govt. city
buses. The University recommends students for various types of scholarships, such as
JRF/RGNF, and also GEN/SC/ST/OBC students to various statutory bodies and the Social
Welfare Department.
UNIVERSITY SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION CENTRE (USIC)
As per the UGC's ingenious plan every Indian University must have a Science Instruments
Centre. In fact, the creation of such a centre is becoming obligatory for every university for the
reason that the modern day science demands the use of precision equipments for the
acceptability of data. Such centres help stop duplication of sophisticated equipments, which
cost huge amounts and in turn help in regulating the use of the sanctioned money in the most
judicious way.
This University has established USIC, which is housed on the ground oor of the School for
Environmental Sciences building. USIC has three precision equipments: 1. Scanning Electron
Microscope, (SEM, Model JSM-6490 LV of JEOL, and Japan) with EDX facility and two
preparatory units, viz., Critical Point Dryer and Ion Sputter Coater;
2. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer with ATR - Attenuated Total Reectance (FT-IR
Spectrometer, Model Nicolet TM 6700 OF Thermo Scientic, USA);
3. Fast Performance Liquid Chromatography (FPLC, Model EKTA 10 of GE Healthcare
Bioscience. Sweden). These equipments have been procured and are under regular use in USIC.
WOMEN CELL
The University is doing a lot of work towards gender equality. As a path breaking decision, a
provision of gender budgeting has been made on BBAU nancial road map. Gender budgeting
basically means that a part of the budget will be set aside for gender specic activities.
Recently, the University constituted a committee to suggest the requirements of basic facilities
for the women employees and girl students of the University. Some of the recommendations
made by the committee are: more women friendly spaces in the University including common
rooms and toilets, transport, canteen, shopping complex with a chemist shop, and computer
with internet facility for the women employees and students in the campus.
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DAY CARE CENTRE
On 8th March, 2010 a Day Care Centre was inaugurated by the then Vice Chancellor Prof.
B.Hanumaiah, Prof. Sunita Mishra has been appointed Co-ordinator of the Centre.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Community College has started working in the educational session 2013-14, to impact skill
development programmes for youth under NVEQF (National Vocational Education Qualication
Framework) of Ministry of Human Resource Development Group of Indian. Certicate course on
Dietetics and Certicate Courses in Computer Skill Training of three month duration each
have commenced as per UGC direction. Certicate course on Dietetics is offered by School for
Home Science and Certicate course on computer skill training is offered by the Computer
Centre, under School of SIST of the university. The objective of the course is to impact skill
opportunity and help in employment to participants
SEMESTER SYSTEM AND ATTENDANCE
(i) All students enrolled in the various M.Phil., P.G., U.G., Diploma and Certicates courses are
required to have 75% attendance in theory and practical (wherever applicable) to appear in
Examination. The University reserves the right to disallow such candidate(s) from appearing
in the examination whose attendance falls short of the minimum prescribed.
(ii) No candidate will be allowed to take up a job while pursuing a full time course. Those, who
are employed at the time of admission, will be required to produce a certicate of leave from
their employer within one month from the date of admission failing which their admission
will be cancelled on the recommendation of Head/Dean by the competent authority.
(iii) A student is allowed to repeat courses/improve grades in courses as specied in the rules.
(iv) Zero semester/year provision can be availed by a student only under the conditions
specied in the rules.
EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION PATTERN
The University follows semester system for all the courses with choice based credit system.
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DISCIPLINE OBSERVATION
Proctorial Board
The University has a Proctorial Board to maintain both discipline and law and order on the
campus.
Anti Ragging Committee
There is an Anti Raging Committee in the University which ensures complete ban on ragging in
the campus in general and hostels in particular. Moreover, on the basis of directions given by the
Supreme Court of India, if any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the
concerned student shall be given liberty to explain and if the explanation is not found
satisfactory, the authority would expel him from the institution. Further, in view of UGC
Regulations on curbing the menace of ragging in Higher Educational Institution, 2009, every
student and his parent/guardian will furnish an afdavit at the time of admission on the
proforma given in the Annexures I & II.
Committee against Sexual Harassment
There is a Committee against Sexual Harassment to combat sexual harassment and violence
against women in the University campus.
EVENTS
University Foundation Day
The University commemorates its Foundation Day on 10th January every year. Lectures by
eminent academics on current and general issues followed by Cultural Programme by the
University students are the basic features of the celebration.
Ambedkar Jayanti
The University commemorates Ambedakar Jayanti every year on the birth-date of Bharat Ratna
Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar. On this occasion a National Seminar is organized by the
University on an important theme.
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HOW TO APPLY ONLINE
Candidate applying for the Admissions in various Ph.D/M.Phil/P.G/U.G/P.G

Diploma/Certicate programmes of BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR
UNIVERSITY(BBAU), LUCKNOW are required to apply online through the ofcial website of
BBAU, Lucknow (h p://www.bbau.ac.in) and accessing the link 'Online Admission System
2017'. Before lling the Online Application, the candidate must scan images of following
documents in CD/DVD/Pen drive with le size of 80KB (maximum) for each document in JPG
Format only.
a) Recent coloured photograph
b) Signature of the candidate
c) Thumb impression (Left thumb for Male and Right thumb for Female)
d) Photo ID that you will carry at the time of Examination
The above documents in soft copies will be required for uploading and nal submission of your
online application.
A valid E-mail id and Mobile Number is mandatory for the submission of your Online
Application. This E-mail id and Mobile Number should be kept active till the declaration of
results.
Candidates must visit BBAU website, www.bbau.ac.in and access the link 'Online Admission
System 2017' regularly to know the latest updates regarding online admission, download
of their admit cards, Exam schedule etc. No communication will be made by the University
in this regard separately. Therefore, it is the responsibility of candidate to download their
admit card on the given date in Notication.
Please note that after submission the particulars mentioned in the online application in
each stage including Name of the Candidate, Course Applied, Caste, Date of Birth, Address,
E-mail id, Mobile No. etc. will be considered as nal. After the submission of the online
application at each stage, candidate will not be able to edit/delete any elds of the Online
Application.
Applications received without appropriate Application Fee, required documents &
information as per admission notication, are liable to be rejected.
BBAU, Lucknow, however have the right to cancel any of the Examination Centre and/or
add some other cities/centres depending upon the response, administrative feasibility, or
any force-majeure conditions etc. The nal Exam Centre allotted to the candidate will be
notied at the time of issuing Admit Card.
Candidates are hence requested to ll in the online application form with the utmost care as no
correspondence regarding change of details will be entertained at later stage. In case the
candidate requires any changes, then he/she will be required to send a request email to
(bbauadmissions2017@gmail.com) to unlock the application with subject Unlock
Application along with Registration No and registered mobile no and E-mail ID.
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IMPORTANT STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED TO FILL THE ONLINE

APPLICATION
Instructions and Important Links will guide you to ll the Application Form. Please read carefully
and follow them strictly.
Step 1: Candidates are required to go to the BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR

UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW website h p://www.bbau.ac.in and click the link Online
Admission System 2017.
Step 2: You will be directed to the following information.

Information Brochure
Our Courses
Entrance Syllabus
Fee Details
Notication
Important dates
Step 3: For registration of online Application click Register and Apply and ll your (a)
Personal Details (b) Contact Details (c) Educational Details (d) About You (d) Review &
Submission (e) Payment
Step 4: Please keep handy the following scan copies with the le size of maximum 80KB for
each document in JPG format only
a) Recent coloured photograph
b) Signature of the candidate
c) Thumb impression (Left thumb for Male and Right thumb for Female)
d) Photo ID that you will carry at the time of Examination
Step 5: On successful submission of the application form & deposit the application fee, you will
be able to view the complete application submitted by you including your Photo, Signature &
Document along with the Registration Number.
Please take a print out of this application form for future correspondence & Registration
Number printed on it.
APPLICATION FEE PAYMENT MODES

ONLINE PAYMENT Please use Debit Card/Credit Card /Net banking/NEFT mode to make
the online payment through.
OFFLINE PAYMENT- Generate the Challan and submit the fee at any branch of ICICI Bank.
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Download the Challan and make the payment in any nearest branch of ICICI Bank.
Your Registration Number will be generated after successfully depositing the fee. After
depositing the Fee, you are required to Login once again (using E-mail ID and Password) to know
your Registration Number.
PLEASE PRESERVE THIS REGISTRATION NUMBER. YOU CAN LOGIN USING E-MAIL ID
AND PASSWORD TO DOWNLOAD YOUR HALL TICKET/ ADMIT CARD.
IMPORTANT NOTES
1. PLEASE FILL YOUR APPLICATION CAREFULLY.
2. TAKE CARE TO UPLOAD THE RIGHT DOCUMENTS AT RIGHT PLACE AS MENTIONED IN
THE APPLICATION FORM.
3. ONLY LATEST COLOURED PHOTOGRAPGH TO BE UPLOADED.
4. On the page of Online Admissions 2017, make a note of important dates. The candidates
are advised to apply early to avoid last minute rush/jam/network problems.
5. Candidates should keep at least 6 copies of same LATEST photograph in reserve for future
use, which they have uploaded in the application form.
6. Court of jurisdiction for any dispute will be at U.P.
7. Reservation in admissions will be as per the extant University rules.
8. Candidates must remain in constant touch with BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR
UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW website: http://www.bbau.ac.in for important information's and
guidelines, the candidates are requested to download their admit card after receiving the
intimation. Please preserve the mobile number till the completion of examination as all
intimations will be sent to you by the same. In case of any difculty, kindly send the mail to
bbauadmissions2017@gmail.com.
9. BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW reserves rights to
modify/rectify to correct the error that might have inadvertently crept in. However
BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW does not owe any
responsibility for error committed by candidate.
10. Canvassing in any form will disqualify the candidate.
11. Mobile phones/communication devices/gadgets, electronic watches & calculators etc. are
not permitted in the examination Hall.
12. OFF LINE examination will be conducted in the BBAU Campus only. No other test
centre will be created for OFF LINE Entrance Test 2017.
N.B.: In case of any discrepancy in advertisements published in various newspapers etc. the
content as put on BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW website:
http://www.bbau.ac.in will prevail.
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FEE DETAILS OF ALL THE COURSES (2017-18)
S.N. Course Tution fees per

Semester*
Rs 4000/- for Open
1. All Ph.D. Programme Category & Rs 2000/ for
SC/ ST/PH Category
2. All M. Phil. Programme Rs. 15,000/-
3. All Master, Bachelor, Diploma and Certicate Courses
S.N. Course Name

1. M.A.(Economics)
2. M.A.(History)
3. M.A.(English) (Satellite Campus Amethi)
4. M.A. (Political Science)
5. M.A. (Sociology)
6. M. A.(Hindi) BBAU Lucknow
7. M. A.(Hindi) Satellite Campus Amethi
8. M.A. (Journalism and Mass Communication)
9. M. Sc. (Zoology)
10. M. Sc. (Biotechnology)
11. M. Sc. (Brain and Cognition Sciences)
12. M. Sc. (Environmental Microbiology) Rs. 1500/-
13. M. Sc. (Environmental Science)
14. M. Sc. (Human Development and Family Studies)
15. M. Sc. (Information Technology)
16. Master of Library & Information Science
17. M. Sc. (Applied Mathematics)
18. M. Sc. (Applied Chemistry)
19. M. Sc. (Applied Physics)
20. M.A. Hons. (Public Administration)
21. M. Sc. (Applied Statistics)
22. LL.M.(Human Rights)
23. LL. M.(Law)
24. LL. M.(Satellite Campus Amethi)
25. M. Sc.( Ag.) Horticulture
26. Integrated B.A. & M.A. in Social Science (Optional
subject-History, Political administration, Hindi,
English) (Satellite Campus Amethi)
27. Bachelor of Library & Information Science
(BBAU Lucknow )
28. Bachelor of Library & Information Science
(Satellite Campus Amethi)
29. B.Sc. (Food Science and Technology)
(Satellite Campus Amethi)
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30 B.Sc.(Information Technology) (Satellite Campus Amethi)

31 B.Com( Satellite Campus Amethi) Rs. 1500/-
32 B.C.A. ( Satellite Campus Amethi)
33 B. Voc. (Live Stock Production and Management)
34 M. Pharm.(Pharmacology)
Rs. 10,000/-
35 M. Pharm. (Pharmaceutics)
36 B. Voc. (Floriculture and Landscape Gardening)
37 B. Ed.
38 M. Sc.(Life Sciences)
39 Integrated B. Sc/M. Sc. (Basic Sciences) Rs. 15,000/-
40 M. Sc. (Energy and Environment)
41 Integrated B. Sc.(Hons)-M. Sc. Applied Geology
42 B. Com.(H)
43 M. Sc.(Polymer Chemistry)
44 BBA
45 M. Sc. (Forensic Science & Criminology)
46 M. Sc. (Food Microbiology and Toxicology) Rs. 25,000/-
47 M. Sc. (Industrial Microbiology)
48 M. Sc. (Food Science and Technology)
49 MCA (Evening)
50 M. Tech. (Software Engineering)
51 M. Sc.(Nuclear Medicine Technology)
52 MBA(Human Resource Management)
53 MBA(Marketing) Rs. 45,000/-
54 MBA (Finance)
55 B. Tech.(Electrical Engineering)
56 B. Tech.(Computer Engineering)
Rs. 55,000/-
57 B. Tech.(Electronics and Communication Engineering)
58 B. Tech.(Mechanical Engineering)
59 B. Tech.(Civil Engineering)
60 M. Tech. (Computer Science) Rs. 35,000/-
61 M. Tech. ((Nano-Opto Electronics) Rs. 30,000/-
62 M.A.(Education)
63 M .Sc.(Information Security) Rs. 5000/-
64 MBA (Rural Management)
65 BBA LLB. (H) Rs. 60,000/-
66 PG Diploma in Hindi Journalism(1 Year) Rs. 12,500/-
67 B. A. Hons. (Public Administration) Rs. 1500/-
68 MCA Rs. 3000/-
69 P.G. Diploma in Cyber Security ( Evening) Rs. 10,000/-
70 Live Stock Management (1 Year Diploma) Rs. 1000/-
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71 Diploma in Dietetics & Nutrition Rs. 1000/-Per Annum

72 M. A. (Development Studies) Rs. 1500/-
73 LL.M.(Law) Evening Rs. 50,000/-
74 LL.M.(1 Year) Rs. 55,000/-
* Fee Exemption for Blind and SC/ST/PH students as per University Rules
OTHER UNIVERSITY FEES FOR ALL PROGRAMMES
Registration Approved Fee

Admission Fee (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 1000/-
Enrolment Fee (Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.200/-
Medical Examination Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs.200/- Per Semester
Sports Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs. 300/- Per Semester
Identity Card Fee (Including Renewal) Rs. 100/- Per Annum
(Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission)
Library Card Fee (Each Academic Year) Rs.200/-Per Annum
Laboratory Card Fee (For All Science Subjects) Rs. 1000/-Per Semester
Laboratory Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 1000/
Library Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.500/-
General Caution Money (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs.500/-
Thesis Evaluation Fee for M. Phil. (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 2000/-
Thesis Evaluation Fee for Ph. D. (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 3000/-
Examination Fee Rs.800/- Per Semester
Student Welfare Fee Rs. 400/-Per Year
Convocation & Degree Fee (Only Once at the Time of Admission) Rs. 500/-
Industrial/ Study Tour Fee (Wherever Applicable) On Actual Basis
(Chargeable Only Once at the Time of Admission)
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SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE EXAM (2017-18)
LIST OF PH.D. PROGRAMME

S.N. SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST
(2017-18)
1. Economics
2. History
3. Political Science
4. Sociology
5. Applied Animal Sciences
6. Biotechnology
7. Pharmaceutical Sciences
8. Environmental Microbiology The syllabus for the entrance test
9. Environmental Science
would be in consonance to what
10. Education
has been prescribed by the UGC/
11. Computer Science
ICAR/CSIR/ICMR/DBT/GPAT/
12. Information Technology
GATE such central body for the
13. Library & Information Science
National Eligibility Test in the
14. Mass Communication & Journalism
subject concerned.
15. Law
16. Management
17. Applied Chemistry
18. Applied Statistics
19. Applied Physics
20. Horticulture
21. Applied Mathematics
22. Home Science
LIST OF M. PHIL. PROGRAMME

S.N. (2017-18) SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST
1. Economics
2. History
The syllabus for the entrance test would
3. Sociology
be in consonance to what has been
4. Library and Information Science
prescribed by the UGC/ICAR/CSIR/
5. Mass Communication & Journalism
ICMR/DBT/GPAT/GATE such central
6. Management
body for the National Eligibility Test in
7. Applied Physics
the subject concerned.
8. Applied Statistics
9. M. Phil -Ph.D. Integrated Programme
in Development Studies (CSSEIP)
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LIST OF PG/UG/DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

2017-18
S.N. PROGRAMMES SYLLABUS

1. M.A. (Economics) Basic Economics, Basic Statistics, Indian Economic
Problems, Logical Aptitude, Mathematical Aptitude,General
Studies. Basic Economics and Statistics.
2. M.A. (History) For the Entrance Test questions related to the subject will
broadly cover Ancient , Medieval , Modern and Contemporary
History. Emphasis will be on the study of the economic, social
and cultural changes in the Indian society. In addition there
will be questions of general interest. Syllabus has two parts -
1. Subject Area (70 questions carrying total 70 marks):
Ancient, Medieval and Modern Indian History.
2. General issues of contemporary relevance (30 marks):
Pertaining to the social economic, political and cultural
scenario.
3. M.A. (Political Science) Syllabus is divided into two parts -

1. Subject Areas (70 questions carrying total 70 marks):
The test would cover largely the B.A Pass and B.A (Hons.)
Political Science syllabus. The focus will be on the following
areas
a. Western Political Philosophy: Plato, Aristotle, Machiavelli,
Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, J.S. Mill, Karl Marx
b. Modern Indian Political Thought: Gandhi and Ambedkar.
c. Political theory: Concepts of liberty, equality, justice,
sovereignty, citizenship, stated. International Relations:
Cold War politics, NAM, SAARC, UNO, India's foreign policy
particularly with China, Pakistan and USA.
d. Indian Government and Politics: Making of the Constituent
Assembly, parliament, cabinet, prime minister, president,
state government, federalism, political parties (national
and regional), elections, local government.
Pertaining to political, social, economic and cultural scenario.
4. M.A. Hons. (Public 1.General Knowledge (50 marks)
Administration) 2. Constitution of India, Indian Administration, Local self
Government in India, Indian Government and politics,
Contemporary issues in Indian administration (50 marks).
5. M.A.(Sociology) Syllabus has two parts -
1. Subject Area (70 questions carrying total 70 marks):
The students are expected to have graduation-level
understanding about the sociological concepts, theories
(functionalism and conict theory), thought (Comte,
Durkheim, Weber, Marx), research methodology, and
India's social structure, processes and change focusing on
the post-independence period.
Pertaining to the social, economic, political and cultural
scenario.
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6. M.A. (Development Syllabus will cover subject areas of social science, Indian
Studies) history particularly modern Indian history and freedom
struggle, Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Basic concept on
society and its structure.
Indian Geography (Demography, Census, Environment etc.)
7. M.A. (Education) Syllabus is divided into two parts-
1. General Knowledge and Current affairs. All the
disciplines upto class 10th.
2. General awareness relating to teaching aptitude,
reasoning, numerical ability, language prociency and
awareness relating to educational planning, policy,
provisions, schemes, committees & commissions.
M.A. (Journalism and Current affairs, Sports, Films & festivals, Corporate world,
Mass Communication) Indian Economy, Inter-state relationship, Election and
8. democracy, Law & Order, Local Self Government, Language,
Translation and grammar.
M.A.(Hindi) Basic knowledge of main Hindi literary trends & famous
9. BBAU Campus LKO authors.
M.A.(Hindi) Satellite
10. Campus Amethi
11. M.Sc.(Zoology) Zoology/ Life Science B.Sc. Level
PG Diploma in Hindi Basic Knowledge of any discipline at graduate level

12.
Journalism
13. M.Sc. (Life Sciences) Zoology/Life Science B.Sc. Level.
14. M.Sc. (Ag.) Horticulture Part A: General Agriculture, viz., Agronomy, Agricultural
economics, Agricultural entomology, Agricultural extension
and education, Agricultural engineering, Animal Husbandry
and Dairy science, Agroforestry, Genetics and Plant
Breeding, Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Plant
Pathology and Plant Physiology.
Part B: Consisting all branches of Horticulture and giving
equal importance to Fruit Science (Pomology), Vegetable
Science (Oleri culture), Floriculture and landscaping, Post
Harvest Handling, Processing and Marketing of
Horticultural crops including Medicinal and Aromatic
plants, spices, condiments and plantation crops.
15. M.Sc. (Biotechnology) Basic knowledge of the following subject at graduation level
Chemistry, Botany, Zoology along with allied subjects like
Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, with special
emphasis in Molecular Biology, recombinant DNA
technology, Immunology and Biophysical techniques. The
knowledge in Physics and computers at 10+2 level.
16. M.Sc. (Brain & Cognition Basic knowledge of the following subject at graduation level:
Sciences) Chemistry, Botany, Zoology along with allied subjects like
Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, with special
emphasis in Neuroscience Molecular Biology, recombinant
DNA technology, Immunology and Biophysical techniques.
The knowledge in Physics and computers at 10+2 level.
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17. M.Sc. (Forensic Science Basic knowledge of the subject required are Molecular
& Criminology) Biology, Human genetics and Cy to genetics, General
Science, Criminology, Criminal law, Finger Print Science,
Biological Science, Chemical Science, Anthropology.
18. M. Pharm. Syllabus as per GPAT. General understanding of subjects
(Pharmacology) taught at B. Pharm level.
Syllabus: Natural Products, Pharmacology, Medicinal
Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence,
Pharmaceutical Analysis, Biochemistry, Microbiology and
Clinical Pharmacy. Some questions of General Awareness.
19. M. Pharm. Syllabus as per GPAT. General understanding of subjects
(Pharmaceutics) taught at B. Pharm level.
Syllabus: Natural Products, Pharmacology, Medicinal
Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence,
Pharmaceutical Analysis, Biochemistry, Microbiology and
Clinical Pharmacy. Some questions of General Awareness.
20. M.Sc. (Environmental Graduate Level knowledge of Life Science/Biology and
Microbiology) Chemistry in general, including emphasis on Global and
Indian Environmental problems/issues.
21. M.Sc. (Food Graduate Level knowledge of Microbiology, Biotechnology,
Microbiology and Environmental Sciences, Life Sciences/Biology in general,
Toxicology) including emphasis on the role of microbes in dealing with
Food Microbiology.
22. M.Sc. (Industrial Graduate level knowledge of Microbiology, Biotechnology,
Microbiology) Environmental Sciences, Industrial Microbiology, Life
Sciences/Biology in general, including emphasis on the
role of microbes in dealing with Industrial problem/issues.
23. M. Sc. (Nuclear General scientic awareness and scientic aptitude (Atom,
Medicine Technology) nucleus, atomic, valiancy, periodic table, states of matter,
boiling point, evaporation, freezing, materials, ores alloy,
chemical reactions, acid base. Bio diversity, evolution of life
on earth, food chains, vitamins , water cycle, human body,
hormones. Dimension and units, Newton's laws of motion,
gravitation, current scientic and technological events and
of such matters of everyday observation and experience,
light and related events. Reasoning on number system,
mean, mode, median, relationship concepts, fundamental
arithmetical operations, percentage, ratio and proportion,
averages ,interest ,prot and loss, graph ,time and distance.
Origin of the earth, universe and our galaxy, constitution of
atmosphere, planet, satellite, Indian satellite program,
ocean, solar energy, environmental problems of India and
world ,pollution and its kind. Knowledge about various
scientic organizations and funding agencies.
Radioactivity, Isotopes and nuclides, Binding forces between
nuclear particles, Alpha and Beta particles, Gamma
radiation, Mechanism of radioactive decay, Half life, Nuclear
reactions and their conservation laws, Cross section of
nuclear reactions, Theory of ssion , Nuclear reactors and
Nuclear fusion, Cyclotron and Synchrotron, Interaction of
charged particles and gamma rays with matter(qualitative),
GM counter, Scintillation counter and neutron detectors.
Electric eld, Gauss and Coulomb's law, Magnetic eld,
Amperes 'law, Biot-Savert law, Faraday law, Len'z law,
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Electromagnetic wave and its properties, Electromagnetic

spectrum.
Semiconductor-p-type and n-type materials, pn junction,
diodes, transistors, FET, Biasing of diode and transistor.
Photoelectric effect, Campton effect, Wave particle duality,
de Broglie matter waves, Heisenberg's Uncertainty principal,
Complementary principal, Principal of superposition,
Motion of wave packets. Schrodinger wave equation,
Interpretation of wave function, Expectation values of
dynamical variables.
24. M.Sc. (Environmental Required knowledge of Chemistry, Life Science/Biology in
Science) general, including emphasis on Global and Indian
Environmental problems/issues.
25. M. Sc. (Energy & The question paper shall emphasize on the topics of energy
Environment) (Solar, Wind, Bio-energy, Hydro-energy etc.) environmental
concern and issues in general.
26. M.Sc. (Human All branches of Home Science, Food & Nutrition/Extension
Development and & Communication/Clothing & Textile/Family Resource
Family Studies) Management/Human Development and Family Studies/
Family Guidance and Counseling and General Awareness.
27. M.Sc. (Food Science and Syllabus will contain graduate level knowledge in area of
Technology ) Home Science/ B.Tech./ B.Sc. Biology.
28. MCA Unit I : Mathematics: Solution of Linear and Quadratic
Equations, Convergence and Divergence of Series,
29. Functions, Limit and Continuity, Differential and Integral
MCA (Evening)
Calculus, Matrix Algebra.
Unit II : Computer Fundamentals: Computer Basic, Data
Representations, Binary Arithmetic, I/O Units, Computer
Memory, Processor, Logic Circuits, Computer Languages
Evaluation, Computer Generations and Classications,
Computer Network, Network Topologies.
Unit III : Programming in 'C': Constants, Variables and
Data types, Operators and Expressions, I/O Operators,
Decision making, Branching, Looping, Arrays, Character
Strings, Functions, Unions, Pointers and File Management.
30. M.Sc. (Information Part I
Technology) Algebra: Complex Numbers, algebra of complex numbers,
geometrical representation; real and imaginary parts;
modulus and argument of a complex number; conjugate of
a complex number, triangle inequality; cube roots of unity.
Theory of quadratic equation, relationship between their
roots and coefcients; quadratic expressions; linear and
quadratic equation in one variable.
Arithmetic, geometric and harmonic progression;
mathematical induction and its application.
Permutations and combinations; Binomial theorem for a
positive integral index.
Trigonometry: Trigonometric Functions and their graphs,
addition and subtraction formulas; formulae involving
multiple and submultiples angles; inverse trigonometric
functions; solution of trigonometric equation; relations
between the sides and angles of a triangle; solution of
triangle, simple applications in nding height and
distances.
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Co-Ordinate Geometry: Rectangular Cartesian coordinate;

distance between two points; area of triangle; locus;
equation of a straight line in various forms; angle between
two given lines; condition for two line to be parallel or
perpendicular, distance of a point form a line; equation of
a circle in various form, intersection of a circle with a
straight line; equation of a tangent and normal to a circle
through the points of intersection of two circles or a circle
and a straight line; parametric representation of a circle.
Calculus: Function, into, into and one-to-one function,
sums, difference, products and quotients of two functions,
composite functions, inverse of a function, constant,
absolute value, greatest integer, polynomial, rational,
trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, experimental and
logarithmic function, even and odd function, sets, functions
and relations.
Limit and continuity of a function, limit and continuity of
the sum, difference, continuity of composite functions,
Derivation of a function at a point, derivation of the sum,
difference, product and quotient of two functions, derivative
of composite and implicit functions, derivatives of polynomial,
rational, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric exponential &
logarithmic function.
Geometrical interpretation of derivatives, tangents and
normal. Sign of derivatives and monotonic, maximum and
minimum value of a function. Integration as a inverse
process of differentiation.
Vector: Addition of Vector, multiplication by scalar, scalar
product, cross product, scalar triple product
Probability: Probability, addition, and multiplication laws
conditional prob., Binomial distribution.
Part - II
Basic Physics, units and dimensions, SI units, displacement,
velocity, acceleration, kinematics in one and two dimension
with constant acceleration, projectile, circular motion,
concept of relative motion.
Elements of Kinetic theory of gases, presser and temperature
of an ideal gas. Coulombs law, electric eld and electric
potential, lines of force, capacitance, electric current,
ohm's law, series and parallel arrangements of resistance
and cells, Kirchaff's laws and application to network.
Radioactivity, law of radioactivity decay, constant, half life
and mean life.
Part - III
Basic understanding of computers, Information and
communication technologies and applications, Current
developments in IT, programming languages.
31. M.Sc.(Information Digital signature & data Representation, Computer
Security) Organization & Architecture, Programming in C and C++,
Operating system, Data Structure, Database Management
Systems, Computer Networks, Information System and
Software Engineering.
32. M. Sc. (Applied Basic knowledge of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics,
Mathematics) Computer Application taught in the three-year B.Sc.
programmes of Indian Universities.
33. M.Sc. General understanding of the different disciplines
(Applied Chemistry) (organic, inorganic, physical and analytical) of chemistry/
applied chemistry taught at the three-year B.Sc. programs
of the Indian Universities.
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34. M.Sc. (Polymer General understanding of different disciplines (organic,

inorganic, physical and analytical) of chemistry/applied
Chemistry) chemistry taught at the three year B.Sc. programs of the
Indian Universities.
35. M. Sc. (Applied Physics) Basic knowledge of physics, applied physics and electronics
taught in the three-year B.Sc. programs of Indian
Universities.
36. M.Sc.(Applied Statistics) General understanding of the different disciplines taught at
the three-year B.Sc. programs of the Indian Universities.
37. Master of Library & Library organization and services, foundations of library
Information Science and Information Science, knowledge organization
(classication, cataloguing, etc.), Information processing
(M. Lib. I. Sc.)
and retrieval Information Technology basics, Information
sources and services, management of library and
Information centers, Information retrieval, Library
automation and Digital Libraries.
38. M. Tech. (Software GATE (Computer Science and Information Technology)
Engineering) Syllabus
39. LL.M.(Human Right) Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Torts,
Contracts, Human Rights & International Law.
40. LL.M.(Law) Constitutional law, Criminal law, Law of Contract, Law of
Torts, Jurisprudence, International law, Arbitration,
LL.M. Family laws and Environmental law.
41. (Satellite Campus Amethi)
42. LL.M.(Law) Evening
43. One Year LL.M

44. MBA (Rural Management) The syllabus of M.B.A. online entrance will be similar to
other management entrance test like CAT/MAT/XAT.
45. MBA (Marketing) The syllabus of M.B.A. online entrance will be similar to
other management entrance test like CAT/MAT/XAT.
46. MBA(Human Resource)
47. MBA(Finance)
48. B.A. (Hons.) 1.General Knowledge (50 marks)
Public Administration 2. Constitution of India, Indian Administration, Local self
Government in India, Indian Government and politics,
Contemporary issues in Indian administration (50 marks).
49. Integrated B.Sc.-M. Sc.

Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths of 10+2 Level
(Basic Science)
50. Live Stock Management
(1 Year diploma under Zoology, Botany, Chemistry of 10+2 Level
community college)
51. B. Voc. (Live Stock
Production and Zoology, Botany, Chemistry of 10+2 Level
Management)
52. B. Voc. (Floriculture General Agriculture, viz., Agronomy, Agriculture economics,
and Landscape Agriculture entomology, Agriculture extension and
Gardening) education, Agriculture engineering, Animal Husbandry and
Dairy science, Agro forestry, Genetic and Plant Breeding,
Horticulture, Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry,
Plant Pathology and Plant Physiology. Basic concepts of
biology and mathematics of intermediate (10 + 2 ) level
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53. Integrated B. Sc. (Hons)- Basic knowledge of General Geology and General
M.Sc. (Applied Geology) Awareness
54. B.Ed. 1.Numerical ability 2. General knowledge 3. English
4. Teaching Aptitude
i. Teaching: Nature, Objective, Characteristics and basic
requirements
ii. Learner's characteristics
iii. Factors affecting teaching
iv. Methods of teaching
v. Teaching aids
vi. Evaluation system
55. Bachelor of Library & General Knowledge, General English, General Mathematics,
Information Science General awareness, Concept of Library and its services,
(B.Lib.I.Sc.) for BBAU Awareness of Information Science & Technology, some
Campus, Lucknow National and International famous author and their books
and their contributions, knowledge about famous Libraries
and Information centers.
56. Bachelor of Library &
Information Science
(B.Lib.I.Sc.) for Satellite
Campus Amethi
57. BBA LL.B.(H) English (Comprehension and Grammar), General Knowledge,
Elementary Mathematics, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning.
English (Comprehension and Grammar), General Knowledge,
58. BBA Elementary Mathematics, Logical Reasoning.
59. B. COM (H) English (Comprehension and Grammar), General Knowledge,
Elementary Mathematics, Logical Reasoning.
60. B. Tech.
(Civil Engineering)
61. B. Tech.
(Computer Engineering)
10+2 level knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and
62. B. Tech.
(Electrical Engineering) Mathematics & basic knowledge of Computers
63. B. Tech. (Electronics and is required.
Communication
Engineering)
64. B. Tech.
(Mechanical Engineering)
65. Diploma in Dietetics Knowledge of 10th standard or above.
& Nutrition
66. Master of Technology Part I :-
(Computer Science) Computer Organization and Architecture: Machine instru-
-ctions and addressing modes, ALU and data-path, CPU
control design, Memory interface, I/O interface (Interrupt
and DMA mode), Instruction pipelining, Cache and main
memory, Secondary storage.
Discrete Mathematics: Counting principles, linear recurre-
-nce, mathematical induction, equation sets, relations and
function, predicate and propositional logic.
Digital Logic: Logic functions, Minimization, Design and
synthesis of combinational and sequential circuits;
Number system representation and computer arithmetic.
Part II :-
Programming and Data Structures: Programming in C;
Functions, Recursion, Parameter passing, Scope, Binding;
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Abstract data types, Arrays, Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists,

Trees, Binary search trees, Binary heaps.
Analysis and Design of Algorithms: Analysis, Asymptotic
notation, Notions of space3 and time complexity, Worst
and average case analysis; Design: Greedy approach,
Dynamic programming, Divide-and conquer; Tree and
graph traversals, Connected components, Spanning trees,
Shortest paths; Hashing, Sorting, Searching. Asymptotic
analysis (best, worst, average cases) of time and space,
upper and lower bounds, Basic concepts of complexity
classes P, NP, NP-hard, NP- complete.
Part III :-
Computer Networks and Operating System: Error-Detection
and Error- correction techniques, Topology, Routing and
Internetworking, Channel Allocation, Congestion Control,
Processes, Threads, Concurrency, Synchronization,
Deadlock, CPU scheduling, Memory management and
virtual memory, File systems.
Databases: ER-model, Relational model (relational algebra,
tuple calculus), database design (integrity constraints,
normal forms), File structures Transactions and
concurrency control.
Information Systems and Software Engineering:
information gathering, requirement and feasibility analysis,
data ow diagrams, process specications, input/output
design, process life cycle, planning and managing the
project, design, coding, testing, implementation,
maintenance.
67. M. Tech. (Nano-opto General Awareness
electronics) 2.The question paper shall emphasize on the topics of
Electronics, Optoelectronics, LASER, Nano-science and
Nanotechnology, Material science and Nano-devices.
68. B.Sc. (Information Basic knowledge of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics &
Technology) for Satellite Computer Science
Campus Amethi
69. P.G. Diploma in Cyber Computer Fundamentals, Number System and Computer Codes,
Security (Evening.) Computer Network , General Science, .General Knowledge.
70. B.Com. for Satellite General Knowledge, English (Comprehension and Grammar)
Campus Amethi Elementary Mathematics & Logical Reasoning.
71. Integrated B.A. & M.A. General Knowledge, General Awareness & English
in Social Science. (Comprehension and Grammar)
(Optional subject-
History, Political Science,
Public Administration,
Hindi, English.) for
Satellite Campus
Amethi
72. M.A. (English) for
Basic knowledge of English literary trends famous authors.
Satellite Campus Amethi
73. B.Sc.(Food Science and
General Knowledge, General Awareness, Basic Knowledge
Technology) for Satellite
of Biology, Physics & Chemistry
Campus Amethi
74. B.C.A. for Satellite General Knowledge, General Awareness, Mathematics ,
Campus Amethi Physics , Chemistry, and Computer Science.
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Annexure I
AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT
I, Full name of student with admission/registration/ enrolment number)
S/o D/o Mr.Mrs./ Ms ________________________________________ , have been admitted to

__________________________________________(name of the institution)
__________________________, have received a copy of the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace
of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009 , (hereinafter called the Regulations)
carefully read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said Regulations.
2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what

constitutes ragging.
3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fully
aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against me in case I am
found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of conspiracy to
promote ragging.
4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that -
a) I will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3
of the Regulations.
b) I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or omission that
may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.
5) I hereby afrm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according to clause
9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be taken
against me under any penal law for the time being in force.
6) I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any institution
in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a conspiracy to
promote, ragging; and further afrm that, in case the declaration is found to be untrue, I am
aware that my admission is liable to be cancelled.
Declared this _____day of___________month of _______year.
______________________
Signature of Deponent
Name :
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VERIFICATION
Veried that the contents of this afdavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no
part of the afdavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.
Veried at _____________________(Place) ________________________on this

the______________(day) of_____________(month),_________________(year)____________.
____________________
Solemnly afrmed and signed in my presence on this the __________________ (day)

of_______________(month), _______________(Year) after reading the contents of this
afdavit.
OATH COMMISSIONER
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Annexure II
AFFIDAVIT BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN
I, Mr.Mrs./ Ms _____________________________________ , (full name of parent/ guardian)

father/mother/guardian of, __________________________ (full name of student with
admission/registration/enrolment number) _____________________, having been admitted to
__________________________________________ (name of the institution)
________________________________, have received a copy of the UGC Regulation on Curbing the

Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the
Regulation), carefully read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said
Regulations.
2) I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what

constitutes ragging.
3) I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fully
aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against my ward in
case he/she is found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a
conspiracy to promote ragging.
4) I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that -
a) My ward will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as ragging
under clause 3 of the regulations.
b) My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or
omission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.
5) I hereby afrm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is liable for punishment according to
clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be
taken against me under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.
6) I hereby declare that my ward has not been expelled or debarred from admission in any
institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a
conspiracy to promote, ragging; and further afrm that, in case the declaration is found to
be untrue, I am aware that his/her admission is liable to be cancelled.
Declared this _____day of___________month of _______year.

____________________
Name :
Address:
Tele. /Mob. :
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VERIFICATION
Veried that the contents of this afdavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of the
afdavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.
Veried at ______________Place) ____________ on this the ___________(day) of
______________month), _________________year)____________.
____________________
Solemnly afrmed and signed in my presence on this the __________________(day) of
____________(month), _____________(Year) after reading the contents of this afdavit.
OATH COMMISSIONER
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the education which will enlighten the downtrodden masses to come up and gain
social status, economic betterment and political freedom''
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BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY

BABASAHEB BHIMRAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY

OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Mass Comm. & Journalism Prof. Gopal Singh

Wardens of Boys Hostels

Wardens of Girls Hostels

Application Prospectus Fees for Session 2017-18

RULES AND REGULATIONS

SCHOOL FOR AMBEDKAR STUDIES

2. M.Phil. As per 11 Post-Graduate Degree in As per

II. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

III A. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

2. Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. As per Ph.D.

III B. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

The Program of Public Administration in the University is a new Department established in

IV. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

The Department of Sociology is engaged in Post-graduate teaching and research. It is being

2. M. Phil 01 years 24 Master Degree in Sociology Rs. 15000/-

V. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

2 M.Phil.-Ph.D. 05 Years 10 Post Graduate in any Rs. 15000/-

SCHOOL FOR BIO SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

I. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCES

3. Integrated 5 Years 40 PCM/PCB in Intermediate Rs.15000/-

4. B. Voc. 3 Years 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.10000/-

5. Live Stock 1 Years 50 10+2 in any discipline Rs.1000/-

II. DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PLANT SCIENCE (HORTICULTURE)

2. B. Voc. 03 Years 50 (10+2) Intermediate in Any Rs.10000/-

3 Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per

III. DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

Biotechnology, being a multidisciplinary subject, requires knowledge from various areas of

Modifications in syllabus in consultation with the industry professionals, practitioners,

3. M.Sc. 02 20 Graduate in any discipline Rs.25000/-

IV. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE

2. M. Pharm 02 Years 15 B. Pharm. Rs.10,000/-

3 Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per

SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

The School for Environmental Sciences (SES) represents an interdisciplinary school of

I. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Department was established in 1997 with a futuristic approach of securing sustainable

II. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

Department was established in 1997 with a futuristic approach of securing sustainable

III. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY

Department of Environmental Microbiology (DEM) under School for Environmental Sciences

Group A : Languages (Hindi,

SCHOOL FOR HOME SCIENCES

I. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY STUDIES

FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

2. M.Sc. 02 Years 40 B.Sc in Home science, B.Sc Rs.25,000/-

SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

I. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

II. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

has been sanctioned to the Department by UGC and CST, UP.

5. Ph.D. As per Gen. Cat. As per Ph.D. Ordinance As per

III. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

The Department has one state-of-the-art Information Technology Laboratory with 25

IV. DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND JOURNALISM

SCHOOL FOR LEGAL STUDIES

I. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Candidates awaiting results are

II. DEPARTMENT OF LAW

III. CENTRE OF POST GRADUATE LEGAL STUDIES

SCHOOL FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES

I. DEPARTMENT OF RURAL MANAGEMENT