PROSPECTUS

2021-22

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About Us
A warm welcome to all on behalf of Kirori Mal College. Sadly, the welcome is very
different from that of earlier years due to the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic
that has deeply affected us at personal, social and professional levels. The human
spirit to overcome odds has however, sustained all of us through this very difficult
time. The teaching-learning process continued online. To start with, it was indeed
difficult for both teachers and students who were pulled out of their comfort zone
to communicate with each other digitally. While it is true that nothing can be a
complete substitute for physical presence, the college has successfully managed to
not just continue with teaching and learning but has also celebrated several
important events besides organizing national and international conferences,
workshops and certificate courses. The college is grateful to its students as well as
the teaching and non-teaching staff members who have managed to keep all
activities at a high despite the suffering caused by Covid-19. We wish everyone
good health and happy times ahead future.

Kirori Mal College is an institution of academic excellence, established in 1954, that

has always maintained its place as one of the finest within the University of Delhi.
We at KMC believe in providing for our students an environment rich in knowledge
and supportive of their extracurricular interests. The college encourages a quest for
knowledge, rooted in an ethical understanding of the world that we inhabit. This
enthusiasm for learning along with a desire to evolve into socially responsible
individuals is reflected not only in the academic atmosphere but is also visible in
the range of extra-curricular activities the college offers. Our tradition of excellence
in theatre, art and music has always added to the richness of the academic fabric
of the institution. You will encounter the unique combination of social activism,
creativity and learning in every discipline and every corner of this institution. Over
the years, the college has built up an impressive array of academic facilities such as
a fully computerized library, a state of the art computer center and an active
placement cell. Our endeavor is to make individuals more mature, responsible, and
socially aware.

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The Principal's Desk
We, at Kirori Mal College (KMC), understand the anxiety as well as hopes of young
students and their families as they step out of the structured domain of school
curriculum into the expansive world of higher education. KMC is a constituent
college of the University of Delhi and is a part of its history, evolution and vision of
transforming society through education. The college had humble beginnings in
1951 when it was established as Nirmala College at Qutub Road in old Delhi, with
the aspiration of providing higher education to the young, including those who had
lived through the trauma of the Partition of the country. The college has always
believed in education being an unsurpassed way of channelizing the talents and
energies of the young in a manner that brings out the best in their own individual
selves but also makes them sensitive to values of justice, liberty, equality and
fraternity.

KMC welcomes its fresh entrants with the warmth of a family and helps them to
gradually gain independence of thought, a keen sense of inquiry and a search for
wisdom. We hope that by the time our students leave the gates of this institution
they are enriched not just with factual knowledge but also with the confidence of
fearlessly walking down the path of truth. The college and the college faculty too,
in turn, continue to learn from students. We have tried to evolve with the input
every batch of students brings to us by renewing and renovating programmes
connected with academics, extracurricular, sports, NCC, and NSS.

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On behalf of the whole college, I welcome all our students to another year of
meaningful activity and experience that would lead to an enhancement of energy,
talent and capability.

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 National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC)
Kirori Mal College (Grade A+) 3.54 CGPA
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has accredited our college with A+ Grade
with a CGPA of 3.54, one of the highest in the University of Delhi. The College is grateful for this
acknowledgement of excellence in the quality of the academic and extra-curricular activities it imparts.
This achievement was made possible by the relentless effort of teachers, students, and non-teaching
staff, who worked tirelessly to showcase the best that the college has to offer.

A three-member team of NAAC, an autonomous body of the UGC, visited our college from 24th to 26th
October, 2016. The NAAC Peer Team comprised of the Chairperson, T. Tirupati Rao (Former V-C,
Osmania University), Prof. A. M. Shah (Former Director, The Business School, University of Kashmir) and
Dr. Kavita Rege (Principal, Sathaye College). The team interacted with the members of Governing Body
and the Principal and visited each of the departments of the college.

The Peer Team expressed great satisfaction with the quality of the teaching-learning process of the
college that emphasizes the higher order skills of critical thinking and creativity, manifested in the
display of stalls and presentations by various departments and societies. The team had an enriching
interaction with students, teachers, non-teaching staff, parents, and alumni. They appreciated the
efforts of the college towards imparting inclusive education, the inter-disciplinary approach taken to
learning, research efforts through projects funded by different agencies to the college, and Student
Support Services through organizations like PRAYAS, PARIVARTAN, NSS, and NCC.

The kind of acknowledgement received by the college from academic authorities of the country spurs
our KMC fraternity towards competence and commitment and encourages us in our endeavour towards
excellence in higher education.

The Chairman of the Peer Team, Prof T. Tirupati Rao, commended the faculty of the college for their
consistent attempts at building a quality system and motivated every one of us to aim at greater
heights. We are grateful to the Peer Team not only for their appreciation but also for their valuable
suggestions towards the betterment of the institution.

The Assessment-cum-Accreditation Certificate awarded to the College by the NAAC speaks volumes
about the teaching-learning and evaluation process of the college, its research activities, students’
support and progression, innovations, etc. It was indeed the collective will to perform the best within
the institutional constraints, along with an extremely harmonious functioning within the institution,
which was appreciated by the NAAC Peer Team.

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PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Post Graduate Courses

The college offers Post graduate courses in Economics, Political Science, English, Hindi, Mathematics &
Operations Research, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Sanskrit & Urdu.

Under Graduate Courses

B.A. (Programme)

B.A. (Programme) with Bengali

B.Com.

B.Com. (Hons.)

B.A. (H) Economics

B.A. (H) English

B.A. (H) Geography

B.A. (H) Hindi

B.A. (H) History

B.A. (H) Political Science

B.A. (H) Sanskrit

B.A. (H) Urdu

B.Sc. Physical Sciences

B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Computer Science Option

B.Sc. Life Science

B.Sc. Applied Physical Sciences (Analytical Chemistry)

B.Sc. (H) Botany

B.Sc. (H) Chemistry

B.Sc. (H) Physics

B.Sc. (H) Mathematics

B.Sc. (H) Statistics

B.Sc. (H) Zoology

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 COURSES AND STUDENTS INTAKE CAPACITY AFTER 25% SEATS EXPANSION DUE TO
IMPLEMENTATION OF 10% EWS RESERVATION POLICY

Students
Intake
Capacity 2021- Gen. SC ST OBC EWS
Course 22 Cat. 15% 7.5% 27% 10%

B.Com (Hons) 106 43 16 8 29 10

B.Com 106 43 16 8 29 10

Economics 78 31 12 6 21 8

English 54 22 8 4 15 5

Geography 54 22 8 4 15 5

Hindi 54 22 8 4 15 5

History 54 22 8 4 15 5

Political Science 65 26 10 5 18 6

Sanskrit 23 9 4 2 6 2

Urdu 23 9 4 2 6 2

Applied Science (An. Chemistry) 39 16 6 3 11 3

Physical Science (Computer as a

subject) 39 16 6 3 11 3

Physical Science 144 58 22 11 39 14

Life Science 43 17 6 4 12 4

Botany 49 19 7 4 14 5

Chemistry 144 58 22 11 39 14

Mathematics 83 33 13 6 23 8

Physics 144 58 22 11 39 14

Statistics 49 19 7 4 14 5

Zoology 49 19 7 4 14 5

Total 1400 562 212 108 385 133

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 INTAKE CAPACITY FOR B.A.(P)COURSE WITH DISCIPLINE
COMBINATION (PAIR) & CATEGORY -WISE DISTRIBUTION.

COMBINATION Total
(PAIRS) CLASS Seats UR SC ST OBC EWS
Political Science and 1 17 2 1 5 1
History
Economics and Political 1 17 7 3 1 5 1
Science
Political Science and 1 10 4 2 1 2 1
Philosophy
History and Economics 1 10 4 2 1 2 1
Philosophy and History 1 10 4 2 1 2 1
Economics and Philosophy 1 10 4 2 1 2 1
Bengali Disc. And 1 8 3 1 1 2 1
Political Science
Bengali Disc. And History 1 8 3 1 1 2 1
English Disc. And 1 8 3 1 1 2 1
Political Science
Hindi Disc. And Political 1 8 3 1 1 2 1
Science
TOTAL 106 43 17 10 26 10

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 DETAILS OF FEE AND OTHER CHARGES FOR 2020-21

FIRST YEAR General Foreign SC/ST Staff PWD

1 B.A. Programme I 12345 26545 12160 2155 125

2 B.Com. Programme I 12345 26545 12160 2155 125

3 B.A. Hons Economics I 12345 26545 12160 2155 125

4 B.A. Hons English I 12345 26545 12160 2155 125

5 B.A. Hons Hindi I 12245 26445 12060 2055 125

6 B.A. Hons History I 12245 26445 12060 2055 125

7 B.A. Hons Pol. Science I 12245 26445 12060 2055 125

8 B.A. Hons Sanskrit I 12245 26445 12060 2055 125

9 B.A. Hons Urdu I 12345 26545 12160 2155 125

10 B.A. Hons Geography I 13945 28145 13760 2655 125

11 B.Com. Hons I 13745 27945 13560 2455 125

12 B.Sc. Prog. Physical Sc. I 14595 28795 14410 3255 125

13 B.Sc. Prog. Life Sc. I 14795 28995 14610 3455 125

14 B.Sc. Prog. Anal. Chem. I 14695 28895 14510 3355 125

15 B.Sc. Prog. Comp. Sc. I 14595 28795 14410 3255 125

16 B.SC. Hons Botany I 14895 29095 14710 3555 125

17 B.SC. Hons Chemistry I 14695 28895 14510 3355 125

18 B.SC. Hons Mathematics I 13695 27895 13510 2355 125

19 B.SC. Hons Physics I 14295 28495 14110 2955 125

20 B.SC. Hons Statistics I 14195 28395 14010 2855 125

21 B.SC. Hons Zoology I 14895 29095 14710 3555 125

M.A./M.SC. PREVIOUS General Foreign SC/ST Staff PWD

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1 M.A. Previous English 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

2 M.A. Previous Hindi 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

3 M.A. Previous History 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

4 M.A. Previous Pol. Science 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

5 M.A. Previous Sanskrit 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

6 M.A. Previous Urdu 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

7 M.Sc. Previous Botany 15629 29829 15408 5203 125

8 M.Sc. Previous Chemistry 14429 28629 14208 4003 125

9 M.Sc. Previous Mathematics 13984 28184 13763 3558 125

10 M.Sc. Previous Operational 14684 28884 14463 4258 125

Research

11 M.Sc. Previous Physics 14029 28229 13808 3603 125

12 M.Sc. Previous Zoology 15629 29829 15408 5203 125

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES
(a) Students belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes are eligible for the
Post-Matric Scholarships of the Directorate of Education, Delhi Administration,
Delhi.

(b) Under the National Loan Scholarship Scheme, students who have obtained a
first division (60% marks or more) in their last public examination can apply for a
loan through the College.

The following awards are given to the students of the college

a) Academic
S Academic Awards Number of
Year
l Students
N Awarded
o
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1. N. S. Pradhan Award 5
2. Dr. N. Subrahmanyam Award 2
3. 2018-19 N. S. Khare Award 1
4. Dr. Y. N. Bhatt Award 1
5. Jai Dev Award 1
6. Ganga Saran Award 1
7. Sultan Chand Memorial Award 1
8. Sultan Chand Dropadi Devi Memorial Award 1
9. Sh. Om Prakash Memorial Award 3
10. 2018-19 Sh. B. B. Sarkar Award 3
11. B. D. Syngle 3
12. Dr. V. P. Sharma Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry 3
13. Dr. V. P. Sharma Memorial Scholarship in 3
Mathematics

FINANCIAL AID
(a) Financial assistance in the form of a Fee Concession is available for deserving
students. Applications in the prescribed form, available at the college office,
should reach the College before the date notified for this purpose. No
student will be considered for grant of financial assistance unless they have
submitted an application by the notified date.

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 (b) In addition to the Fee Concession allowed by the University, the College has
a Students Aid Fund and Students Welfare Fund from which it offers financial
aid to needy students. Details about eligibility conditions are available with
the college office.
(c) Some State Government Freeships are available for students belonging to
special categories. Information regarding such awards will be put up on the
College Notice Board. Applications for these Freeships have to be made
through the College by the prescribed date.

Infrastructure

Library
The N.S. Pradhan Memorial Library is one of the most extensive libraries in the
University of Delhi. It caters not only to the college’s academic requirements, but
also stocks fiction and non-fiction, and a variety of books for general awareness. It
is fully computerized, housing about 1.5 lac books and can accommodate about
350 students. The library subscribes to 52 journals in different subjects, 30
Periodicals / Magazines of general taste and 16 newspapers. Internet facility is
available for students & teachers in the Portal Room. A Reference Section with a
very good collection is situated at the First Floor for consultation.
A new computer room with the latest version of JAWS has been provided for
visually impaired students on the ground floor. Oxford Dictionary for the VI has
been purchased. There is a collection of 81 books in Braille, 22 tape recorders, 100
audiocassettes and 25 I Pods for VI students. The college library also subscribes to
magazines for the visually impaired.

Laboratories
The college has modern, well-equipped and efficiently managed laboratories for all
the science courses offered – Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany. Besides

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these, the departments of Geography, Computer Science and Statistics also have
their own laboratories.

Seminar Room
The seminar room serves as a venue for interactive seminars and discussions,
committee meetings and career counseling sessions. The audio-visual facilities
available make it the ideal space for film screenings and workshops.

Banking and ATM Facility

The college has a bank and two ATMs in the premises. Punjab National Bank runs
an extension counter at Kirori Mal College with an embedded ATM. Banking
facilities are accessible to both staff and students.

Canteen
The Canteen at KMC is just the right place for food and some fun. It provides a
variety of foods and beverages at reasonable rates. It is spacious, clean and
hygienic. The lawns outside add to the ambience.

Central Computer Lab

The fully air-conditioned facility enables students to stay abreast of evolving trends
in today’s world of information technology. Students are trained at this facility to
hone their computer skills.

Portal Room
The fully air-conditioned lab encourages students to use the internet for academic
purposes. It provides free access to many University sponsored journals. It also
provides printout facility for faculty and students.

Gymnasium
The college has a well-equipped, state of the art, supervised gym facility for staff
and students. It is equipped with treadmills, exercise benches and other weight
training apparatus.

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Hostel
The hostel is an integral part of the college family. Its 89 rooms house about 150
students from India and abroad. The hostel adds a dimension of vigor and
commitment to the academic and extra-curricular environment of the college.

Staff Room
The college has a comfortable, air-conditioned and spacious staff room with
modern facilities. It is equipped with computer cubicles and internet access,
besides a dedicated tea-room.
Medical Facilities
Students are advised to enroll themselves with the W.U.S. Health Center at the
University. The medical officer of the college is available for advice and consultation
in cases that require immediate and urgent attention.

Students’ Common Rooms

The college has separate common rooms for male and female students. These are
well equipped for between-study hours, with television sets and indoor games.

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Governing Body

Sr. Name Capacity (Position Held)

No.

1 Prof. D.S. Rawat Chairman, College Governing Body

2 Prof. Kavita Sharma University Treasurer

3 Prof. Pankaj Sinha Member, College Governing Body

4 Prof. S.K. Awasthi Member, College Governing Body

5 Prof. Madhu Chopra Member, College Governing Body

6 Prof. Neera Agnimitra Member, College Governing Body

7 Prof. Shrikant Kukreti Member, College Governing Body

8 Prof. Vibha Tandon Member, College Governing Body

9 Prof. K.P. Singh Member, College Governing Body

10 Dr. Pawan Bala Agarwal College teacher's representative

11 Ms. Kanchana Narasimhan College teacher's representative

12 Prof. Vibha Singh Chauhan Member-Secretary

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ADMINISTRATION

• Principal –Prof. Vibha Singh Chauhan

• Vice-Principal – Prof. Shiv Kumar Kaushik

• Public Information Officer – Prof. Shiv Kumar Kaushik

• Hostel Warden – Dr. Manoj Sharma

• Bursar – Prof. Kalpana Bhrara

• Convener IQAC – Dr. M. Ramananda Singh

• Proctor – Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh

• Nodal Officer - Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey (AISHE)

• Nodal Officer (PWD) - Prof. Rajni Gupta

• Librarian – Dr. M. K. Galhotra

• Administrative Officer - Ms. Manju Jain

• Off. Administrative Officer (Accounts) - Mr. Ram Saran

• Admissions Assistant - Mr. Baru Singh

LIST OF NODAL OFFICERS

• Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey (AISHE) 9811170889

[email protected]

• Dr. S.P.Tripathi (Nodal Public Grievances) 9818133501

[email protected]

• Prof. Rajni Gupta (PwD) 9873345150

[email protected]

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• Dr. M. Ramananda Singh (North-East States Students) 9871130247

[email protected]

• Dr. Sunil Kumar Dhiman (Scholarship at e-district portal) 9811120249

[email protected]

Admission Helpdesk: 2021-22

Name of the Nodal person & Mobile Number Email ID
Convenor (Helpdesk)
Dr. Siddhartha Lahon 9873982559 [email protected]

Grievance Redressal Committee

Name Mobile Number Email ID
Convenor Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey 9811170889 [email protected]

Member Sh. Pradyumna Kumar Sethy 9350345891 [email protected]

Member Dr. Akhilesh Bharti 8506876628 [email protected]

Member Dr. M.Ramananda Singh 9871130247 [email protected]

Member Dr. Chongtham Jiten 9810229024 [email protected]

Member Prof. Rajni Gupta 9873345150 [email protected]

Member Mr. Saumyajit Bhattacharya 9818594580 [email protected]

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 TEACHERS IN-CHARGE (2021-22)

S.No. Department Teacher In - Charge Email Mobile No.

1 English Dr. Praveen Kumar Anshuman [email protected] 9999851780

2 Hindi Prof. Bali Singh [email protected] 9818877429

3 Sanskrit Dr. Subhash Kumar Singh [email protected] 8920847798

4 Urdu Dr. Md. Mohsin [email protected] 9818108815

5 Political Science Dr. Shyam Kumar [email protected] 9013353696

6 History Mr. Dhiraj Kumar [email protected] 9818875369

7 Geography Dr. Arun Kumar Tripathi [email protected] 9818405131

8 Economics Dr. Niti Khandelwal [email protected] 9891970849

9 Physics Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey [email protected] 9811170889

10 Chemistry Dr. Palash Jyoti Das [email protected] 9899872182

11 Botany Dr. Ranu Kathpalia [email protected] 9971979997

12 Zoology Dr. Sanjukta Das [email protected] 9968277128

13 Statistics Dr. Shrawan Kumar [email protected] 9968243565

14 Mathematics Dr. Pawan Bala [email protected] 9868436022

15 Commerce Ms. Leena Devi [email protected] 8130495100

16 Physical Education Dr. Benu Gupta [email protected] 9810569660

17 Philosophy Dr. Rajiv Ray [email protected] 9868169879

18 Computer Science Dr. Mamta Sareen [email protected] 9868009426

19 Bengali Dr. Dipak Maiti [email protected] 9013748478

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Committees & Convenors
Secretary, Staff Council
Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey
Standing Committee for Monitoring Admissions
Convenor: Dr. Siddharth Lahon
Sports Council
Convenor: Dr. Pradyumna Kumar Sethy
Time-Table Committee
Convenor: Dr. Vandana Sarin Walia
Work-Load Committee
Convenor: Secretary, Staff Council
Development & Maintenance Committee
Convenor: Dr. Benu Gupta
Library Committee
Convenor: Dr. Satya Prakash Tripathi
Student Union Activities
Staff Advisor: Dr. Shrawan Kumar
Parivartan - The Gender Forum and WDC
Convenor: Ms. Amrapali Basumatary
Fee Concession Committee
Convenor: Mr. Saumyajit Bhattacharya
Foreign Students' Advisor
Convenor: Dr. Pushpender Kumar
Proctorial Committee
Convenor: Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh
The Players
Staff Advisor: Mr. Rudrashish Chakraborty
Music Society
Staff Advisor: Dr. Md. Baber Ali
Debating Society
Staff Advisor: Mr. Saumyajit Bhattacharya
Fine Arts & Photography Society
Staff Advisor: Dr. Praveen Kumar Anshuman
Montage Society
Staff Advisor: Mr. Pankaj Bharti
Sensation Society
Staff Advisor: Ms. Balbir Kaur
Spic-Macay
Staff Advisor: Dr. Vineeta Sharma
Adventure Club
Convenor: Dr. Subhash Kumar Singh
College Magazine
Chief Editor Dr. Palash Jyoti Das
Prospectus Committee
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Convenor: Ms. Saloni Sharma
Provident Fund Committee
Convenor: Prof. Alka Sabharwal
Canteen Committee
Convenor: Dr. Sanjukta Das
Garden Committee
Convenor: Dr. Akhilesh Bharti
Portal Committee
Convenor: Dr. Sanjay Verma
Placement Cell
Convenor: Mr. Ajay Ranjan
Central Committee for Computers
Convenor: Dr. Agam Kumar Jha
PRAYAS
Convenor: Dr. Shobha Kaur
New Pension Scheme Committee
Convener: Mr. Pankaj Bharti
Eco Club
Convenor: Dr. Anjali Priyadarshini
Gym Committee
Convenor: Dr. Rupesh Kumar
North East Cell
Convenor: Dr. Mujeeb Ahmad Khan
Equal Opportunity Cell
Convenor: Dr. Rajib Ray
Alumni Association
Convenor : Mr. Samir Kumar Singh
SC/ST Cell
Convenor : Liasion Officer
Alumni Association
Convenor : Dr. Ajeet Kumar
LA-Voice
Convenor : Dr. Nivedita Basu
The Round Table
Convenor : Dr. Rupak Dattagupta
Kartavya- The Civil Service Society
Convenor : Dr. Vikram Singh Chaudhary
Enactus Society
Convenor : Dr. Pratibha Madan
Media Committee
Convenor: Dr. M. Ramananda Singh
Space Infrastructure Committee
Convenor: Dr. Panmei Gaijon
AV and Equipment Maintenance Committee
Convenor: Dr. Preeti Garg
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Departments and Faculty
Department of Bengali- The Department of Bengali at Kirori Mal College is a
chapter of Modern Indian Languages and Literary Studies, University of Delhi. The
courses have been designed keeping in mind the necessity of studying literature in
the pluralistic linguistic and cultural situation that our country provides. The
Department of Bengali offers credit and non-credit courses for Honours students
and Language and Discipline courses for B.A. Programme students.

Department of Botany- Department of Botany- The Department of Botany of

Kirori Mal College came into existence in July 1973 when B.Sc. (Hons) Botany and
B.Sc. (General Group) classes were started. Prior to this there was a Biology
Department for instructions for the Pre-Medical course only. The Botanical Society
of Kirori Mal College- MEDINI, was started with the aim of inculcating the spirit of
adventure, learning beyond what is available in the textbooks and creating
awareness. The Department conducts an Annual Inter-College competition for “the
Vice Chancellor’s Rolling Shield on Environment.” The rolling shield was instituted
by the Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi, Prof. Gurbax Singh, in 1983. The main
purpose behind the institution of the shield was to initiate a forum for environment
activities to inculcate interest in and awareness of the environment in the minds of
young students. The Department of Botany conducts various events including
National Symposium, Independence Day, Republic Day, Fresher party, Farewell,
and botanical excursions. Under the flagship of SRISHTI- The Annual Botanical Fest,
every year various educational activities such as workshops and symposia are
organized.

Faculty

1. Dr. Renu Kathpalia, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Dr. Sunil Kumar Dhiman, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Prof. Rajni Gupta, M.Sc., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Ram Babu, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Chemistry- The Department of Chemistry at Kirori Mal College is

one of the largest departments of the college. Established in the Year 1954, the

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department is regarded as one of the finest in the University of Delhi. The academic
society of the department organizes chemistry seminars, festivals, and visits to
various industries every year. The department has a rich collection of books for the
benefit of both undergraduate and postgraduate students. It also provides links to
many international journals. The department provides a platform for interaction
with the industry in the form of summer projects and educational trips. It also
organizes workshops in association with a range of prestigious organizations.

Faculty

1. Dr. Kalpana Mehrotra, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Prof. Kalpana Bhrara, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Sudipta Ghosh, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4. Dr.Mamta Sharma., M.Sc., Ph.D.
5. Dr. Shalini Nigam, M.Sc., Ph.D.
6. Dr. M.Ramananda Singh, M.Sc., Ph.D.
7. Sh. Ram Sunil Kumar, M.Sc.
8. Prof. Reena Saxena, M.Sc., Ph.D.
9. Dr. Gitanjali Pande, M.Sc., Ph.D.
10.Dr. Rupesh Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D.
11.Dr. Shalini Baxi, M.Sc., Ph.D.
12.Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh, M.Sc., Ph.D.
13.Dr. Kiran, M.Sc., Ph.D.
14.Dr. Priyanka Jhajharia, M.Sc., Ph.D.
15.Dr. Vinod Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D.
16.Dr. Palash Jyoti Das, M.Sc., Ph.D.
17.Dr. Panmei Gaijon, M.Sc., Ph.D.
18.Dr. Sarika Tejasvi, M.Sc., Ph.D.
19.Dr. Akhilesh Bharti, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Commerce- Department of Commerce has been actively

participating in the all-round development of students by providing them with
enormous opportunities time and again. Supported by one of the best faculties in
the university, the Commerce Department hopes to carry on the good work and
continuously build on the strong foundation that has been laid in the past years.

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The Commerce Society organizes its academic fest and publishes a magazine
annually.

Faculty
1. Dr. Uma Sharma, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Prof. Seema Joshi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Pushpender Kumar, M.I.B., Ph.D.
4. Ms. Balbir Kaur, M. Com, M.Phil.
5. Dr. Sameer Lama, M. Com., M.Phil. Ph.D.
6. Dr. Nidhi Sharma, M.Com., Ph.D.
7. Mr. Vipin Kumar, M.Com.
8. Ms. Leena Devi, M. Com, M. Phil.
9. Mr. Pankaj Kumar, M.Com., M. Phil.
10. Ms. Manisha, M.Com.,
11. Mr. Aakash Punit, M.B.A., M. Phil.

Department of Computer Science- The Department of Computer Science was

established in the year 1981, with the objective of imparting quality education in
the field of Computer Science. In compliance with evolving technology and the
continuous need for innovation, the department has always produced quality
professionals, holding important positions in the Information Technology industry
in India and abroad. The Department offers undergraduate programmes as part of
the B.Sc. (Programme) Applied Sciences course. Some of the courses taught by this
Department are Programming and Data Structure, Computer System Architecture,
Computer Science Laboratory, Operating Systems and Networks, Software
Engineering and Database, Computer Science Laboratory and Informatics.

Faculty

1. Prof. Mamta Sareen, M.C.A., Ph.D.

2. Ms. Geethanjali Kher, M.C.A.

Department of Economics- The department strives to uphold academic

excellence alongside cultivating within students the consciousness to build a better
society. The department has an active Economics society, of which all students

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admitted to the honors course are members. Its annual academic festival, 'Pareto
Time' is one of the oldest academic events in the university in the field of
Economics. It provides a space to students for learning through seminars, debates
and interaction with students from other colleges of the university. The Economics
Society functions democratically with an elected team of student representatives.
The society also brings out its annual journal 'Oikos', where students pen their
thoughts, express their opinions and share their views. Every two years, a public
lecture is held as part of the Arun Bose Memorial Lecture series. Mr. Bose was a
legendary figure, whose presence in the college from 1961 to 1985 as a faculty
member in the department of Economics did the college proud. It is only fitting that
eminent scholars like Prof. Prabhat Pattnaik and Prof. Amiya Kumar Bagchi have
delivered Arun Bose Memorial lectures. Apart from the regular activities, other
seminars, talks and workshops are also held spread over the year.

Faculty

1. Dr. T.Ravi Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Sh. Ajay Ranjan Singh, M.A., M.Phil.
3. Sh. Saumyajit Bhattacharya, M.A., M.Phil.
4. Sh. Rabi Shankar Prasad, M.A., M.Phil.
5. Mr. Samir Kumar Singh, M.A., M. Phil.
6. Dr. Vineeta Sharma, M.A., Ph.D.
7. Ms. Niti Khandelwal, M.A., M.Phil.
8. Ms. Chitra Verma, M.A
10. Ms. Pratibha Madan, M.A., M.Phil
11. Ms. Neha Verma, M.A.

Department of English- The Department of English, Kirori Mal College, has always
held an esteemed place in the academic life of the college. The Department aims
at giving its students a thorough grounding in the skills of reading, comprehension,
writing, and editing. The Department encourages its students to explore their
literary and extra-literary talents. The English Literary society, Grub Street, hosts a
diverse range of literary activities throughout the year. Grub Street organizes
academic seminars, creative workshops and film screenings and holds regular book

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readings and discussions. The society also organizes an annual literary fest which
sees participation from English departments across the University.

Faculty

1. Sh. Keval Arora, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Dr. Sunjay Sharma, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Sh. Dhananjay R. Kapse, M.A., M.Phil.
4. Prof. Someshwar Sati, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5. Sh. Deb Dulal Halder, M.A., M.Phil.
6. Mr. Rudrashish Chakraborty, M.A., M.Phil.
7. Ms. Amrapali Basumatary, M.A., M.Phil.
8. Dr. Nivedita Basu, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
9. Dr. Saumya Garima Jaipuriar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
10. Ms. Saloni Sharma, M.A., M.Phil.
11. Mr. Pankaj Bharti, M.A., M.Phil.
12. Dr. Praveen Kumar Anshuman, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
13. Dr. Sanjay Verma, M.A., Ph.D.
14. Dr. Satyendra Kumar, M.A., Ph.D.
15. Ms. Sukanya Tikadar, M.A., M.Phil. (on leave)

Department of Geography- The Department was established in 1959 and is known

to be one of the best in the University of Delhi. Extensive field work to various sites
helps students understand the unity in diversity in the country and the vast physio-
socio-cultural variations. Developing geospatial skills and keeping up with changing
technology in field of geography gives the Department its dynamic character. The
department holds “GEOTIME”, the Annual Geography Festival, and publishes
“GEOLINE”, the annual Magazine. A strong Alumni network ensures interaction
between the young and old geographers to provide guidance and share
experiences.

Faculty

1. Prof. Seema M Parihar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Prof. Anshu, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Arun Kumar Tripathi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Karuna Shree, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
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6. Dr. Md. Baber Ali, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
7. Ms. Kanchana Narasimhan, M.A., M.Phil.

Department of Hindi- The Department is well known for its academic activities and
has also been acknowledged for the same by various organizations. It imparts
teaching to students of both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Apart from
excellence in teaching, the department has an active and talented society —the
Hindi Sahitya Vibhag. The Hindi Sahitya Vibagh organizes its intercollege festival
"Aakanksha" each year. The festival comprises of competitions in poetry writing,
essay writing, group discussions, extempore and other such activities. The Hindi
wall team "Navkalpana" has started a handwritten magazine for providing a
platform to the students to express their thoughts and views on various topics
concerning life, society and the nation.

Faculty
1. Prof. Bali Singh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Beena Jain, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Prof. Pragya, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4. Prof. Namdev, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5. Dr. Rasal Singh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. (on leave)
6. Dr. Shobha Kaur, M.A., Ph.D.

Department of History- The courses offered by the History Department attempt

to give students a sense of the past; an acquaintance with the social, cultural, and
institutional developments that have produced the world of today, and India in
particular; and an understanding of the nature of history as a discipline.

The discipline of history is a method of analysis that focuses on the contexts in

which people have lived and worked. The courses emphasize the investigation,
from various viewpoints, of those ideas and institutions- political, religious, social,
economic, and cultural- by which people have endeavored to order their world. The
History Department offers courses in its Honors and discipline streams to cultivate
a sense of plurality of cultures, histories and traditions. The department here
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emphasizes a mode of teaching that not only sensitizes students towards the
multicultural situation that we are living in but also encourages them to read a
social text for themselves. The History Society holds seminars and talks to have
open dialogues with Historians and celebrates its annual festival in the first week
of December.

Faculty

1 Sh. Sanjay Verma, M.A., M.Phil.

2 Dr. Vandana Chaudhary, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3 Dr. Shahana Bhattacharya, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4 Dr. Manoj Sharma, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5 Dr. Ajeet Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
6 Dr. Amit Kumar Suman, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
7 Mr. Puneet Yadav, M.A., M.Phil.
8 Mr. Dhiraj Kumar, M.A., M.Phil.
9 Dr. Vikram Singh Chaudhary, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Mathematics- The Department of Mathematics at Kirori Mal

College is one of the finest in the University of Delhi. It has an active Mathematics
society called "TENSORS" which organizes mathematical fests each year. Every year
the society organizes a Qazi-Zameeruddin Seminar where eminent mathematicians
give students an insight into various facets of Mathematics. The college library has
a very rich and large collection of books for the benefit of both undergraduate and
post-graduate students. The faculty of the Mathematics Department is committed
to the cause of teaching Mathematics to its students and helping them achieve
their best in the academic life at the college.

Faculty

1. Dr. Pawan Bala, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

2. Dr. Pratibha Kumar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Prof. Shiv Kumar Kaushik, M.Sc., Ph.D.
4. Prof. Dinesh Khattar, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5. r. Preeti Garg, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
6. Dr. Satya Prakash Tripathi, M.Sc., Ph.D.
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8. Mr. B Semthanga, M.Sc.

Department of Philosophy- The department offers a diversity of papers to various

B.A. (Hons.) courses. These courses are a part of curriculum of I and II year B.A.
(Hons.). They are offered in the form of Interdisciplinary Concurrent Courses and
Disciplinary Concurrent courses. The Courses offered by the Philosophy
Department are very popular with the students.

Faculty
1. Dr. Rajib Ray, M.A., M.Phil., Ph. D
2. Dr. Sagarika Datta Purkayastha, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.

Department of Physical Education- The ethos of a college is determined by the all-

round development of its students. Extra-curricular, cultural and sports activities
contribute immensely to forging the personality of a student. The Department of
Physical Education plays an active role in training sportspersons for zonal, state,
national and international level competitions. The College admits students on the
basis of their previous three years' sports achievements and sports trials in
different courses offered by the college. The Department employs rigorous and
objective criteria for the selection of candidates under the Sports category
admissions, and then tries to provide them with the best possible facilities for
growth in their respective fields. The Department offers excellent training facilities
for sports like Football, Basketball, Boxing, Badminton, Athletics, Hockey, Table-
Tennis, Cricket, Chess, Korfball. Our sports achievements have been commendable
in all the fields where our students have participated.

The department is now ready with a sports ground of standards developed by the
Commonwealth Games 2010 Organising Committee with a complete Facility Block,
which will be a great boon to all sports students and will include a standard arena
for indoor activities such as Chess, Table Tennis, etc.

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Faculty
1. Dr. Pramod C. Sharma, M.P.Ed., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Benu Gupta, M.P.Ed., Ph.D.

Department of Physics- The Department of Physics is one of the largest

departments of the college. It has a devoted faculty committed to excellence.The
Department runs an active Physics society called 'TACHYONS', which organizes
seminars on basic and applied fields of science by eminent speakers. It organizes
an annual Physics Festival 'Newtonian', bringing together the best talents from
various colleges to participate. Some of the activities organized during the fest are
debate, general quiz, science quiz, movie screening, documentary screening and
discussion sessions. The society also publishes a departmental magazine, Phyzion.
The most remarkable achievement of the college and the department has been
that the NASA Moonbuggy-NASA USA has invited our college team for two
consecutive years for designing and fabricating a MOONBUGGY in the US Space and
Rocket Centre, Huntsville Alabama USA. The team is financially supported by the
University of Delhi.

Faculty
1. Prof. Rakesh Kumar Pandey, M.Sc., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Sangeeta D. Gadre, M.Sc., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Neena Khanijo, M.Sc., Ph.D.
4. Sh. Krishan Kamal Haldar, M.Sc.
5. Dr. Roshan Kshetrimayum, M.Sc., Ph.D.
6. Mr. Pradyumna Kumar Sethy, M.Sc.
7. Dr. Usha Kulshreshtha, M.Sc., Ph.D.
8. Dr. Bipin Singh Koranga, M.Sc., Ph.D.
9. Mr. Chongthan Jiten, M.Sc.
10.Dr. Siddhartha Lahon, M.Sc., Ph.D.
11.Dr. Agam Kumar jha, M.Sc., Ph.D.
12.Dr. Raksha Sharma, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Political Science- Eminent names such as Frank Thakurdas and

Nand Lal Gupta have been the faculty of the department of Political Science of
Kirori Mal College. The department has been providing not only academic guidance
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to the students but also shaping them into better human beings and citizens. The
department boasts of a faculty which is among the best in the university. LA
POLITIQUE, the society of the Department of Political Science, hosts its annual
academic festival POLITICANA each year. The two-day long festival includes a
variety of events like lectures, seminars, debates quiz, and movie screenings.

Faculty
1. Dr. Uma Gupta, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Rupak Dattagupta, M.A., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Shyam Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Roopinder Oberoi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Sanskrit- The Department of Sanskrit engages in the teaching of

both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The department is very well known
for its academic activities. The Departmental Society, the Sanskrit Parishad, hosts
its annual inter-college festival and seminars. The competitions include Vedic
Mantra Recitation, shloka recitation, Sanskrit quiz, debate and Sankrit Sambhashan
Shivir.

Faculty
1. Dr. Harish, M.A, Ph.D.
2. Dr. Subhash Kr. Singh, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Statistics- The Department of Statistics, Kirori Mal College, is well

known for its quality teaching with a research and industry-oriented approach for
undergraduates. The department provides various courses with practical
knowledge in Statistics and Operations Research. Apart from close monitoring of
students in lectures and tutorials, the teachers put in a special effort to improve
their academic and non-academic performance. The Department also hosts its
annual fest each year which involves participation from all colleges.

Faculty

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1. Ms. Savitri Sharma, M.A., M.Phil.
2. Prof. Vandana Sarin Walia, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Rashmi Goel, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.
4. Dr. Gopa Karmakar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
5. Prof. Alka Sabharwal, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.
6. Dr. Shrawan Kumar, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.

Department of Urdu- Prominent educationists and eminent teachers and students

have been associated with the department of Urdu. These include names like Dr.
Khaleeq Anjum, Prof. Kamil Qureshi, Dr. Khalid Ashraf, Dr. Yahya Saba and Dr.
Mohsin. Graduate classes in Urdu were started by Prof. Kamil Qureshi in 1980. The
department imparts teaching of B.A (Hons), B.A. Programme, and
various Inter-disciplinary Courses. Urdu department is engaged in the promotion,
propagation and development of Urdu Language and Literature in Delhi University
and its colleges. With a view to promote Urdu poetic culture and encourage the
exchange of ideas and experiences, it organizes seminars, Mushairas, and cultural
programmes on various occasions. It provides assistance to publish creative writing
of needy Urdu writers. Under educational and training programmes, it provides
scholarship to Urdu students. The Department has played a pivotal role in
establishing the scholarly tradition in this institution.

Faculty
1. Prof. Khalid Ashraf, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Md. Yahya, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Md. Mohsin, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Mujeeb Ahmad Khan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Department of Zoology- Faculty members of the Department of Zoology have

expertise in the areas of ecology, entomology, cell and molecular biology, genetics,
biotechnology, invertebrates, endocrinology, animal behavior, fisheries biology,
wildlife biology, evolutionary biology, developmental biology, population biology
and nano-biotechnology. The faculty is involved in various academic and research
programs in entomological systematics, ethology and pest control and nano-
biotechnology for cancer and diabetes. The mission of the Department of Zoology

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is to combine state of the art teaching and research with a commitment to the best
in undergraduate education. We are trying to integrate Genetics, Genomics and
Biotechnology to unravel the biology of prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and to further
explore the potential of recombinant DNA technology.

Faculty
1. Prof. Anita Kamra Verma, M.Sc., Ph.D.
2. Dr. Anjali Priyadarshani, M.Sc., Ph.D.
3. Dr. Sanjukta Das, M.Sc., Ph.D.
4. Dr. Gauri Garg, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Library- The N. S. Pradhan Memorial Library is one of the most extensive libraries
in Delhi University. It caters not only to the college's academic requirements, but
also stocks fiction and books of general awareness. It is fully computerized, houses
about 1.5 lac books and can accommodate about 350 students. The library
subscribes to 52 journals in different subjects, 30 periodicals, magazines of general
taste and 16 newspapers. Internet facility is available for students & teachers in
Portal Room.

LIBRARIAN

Dr. M.K. Galhotra

Hostel

Kirori Mal College is a premier institution with highly qualified academicians,

imparting education in diverse fields. The college enjoys a reputation for
exceptional performances in academics, sports, and co-curricular activities.
Similarly, Kirori Mal College Hostel has been a home to various celebrities and
dignitaries who have played important roles at national and international levels
such as Shri Amitabh Bachchan, Shri Naveen Patnaik, Shri Kulbushan Kharbanda,
Shri Sushant Singh, among others. The Hostel is situated within the college campus,
between the college building and the sports complex. It is a spacious structure,
recently renovated, to accommodate 189 students. The Hostel has various sections
such as Kitchen, Dining Hall, Common Room, Reading Room, Hostel Office and
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Hostel Warden Office. The entire hostel campus is Wi-Fi enabled and allows free
access to internet facilities. Moreover, the hostel provides security to its residents
24x7 with the assistance of CCTV cameras installed in the common areas of the
premises.

While furthering its basic aim of promoting an atmosphere for academic

excellence, the hostel provides the ambience for talent to grow. It seeks to create
a healthy environment through cultural and sports activities. Every resident is
encouraged to take advantage of these facilities. It develops organizational
abilities, a healthy competitive spirit, and a sense of belongingness among the
students, helping them to play a useful role in society. The hostel is consciously
engaged in the task of building an environment of mutual understanding, warm
friendship and tolerance, thus providing an opportunity for the residents to imbibe
these values.

The Principal is the Patron of the Hostel. The internal administration and day-to-
day discipline of the Hostel is looked after by a full-time resident Warden. The
Warden is aided by the Hostel Admission Committee.

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Rules and Ordinances
ORD. XV-B-Maintenance of Discipline among Students of the University
1. All powers relating to discipline and disciplinary action are vested in the Vice-
Chancellor.
2. The Vice-Chancellor may delegate all or such powers as he/she deems proper
to the Proctor and to such other persons as he/she may specify on this behalf.
3. Without prejudice to the generality of power to enforce discipline under the
Ordinance, the following shall amount to acts of gross indiscipline:
(a) physical assault, or threat to use physical force, against any member of the
teaching and non-teaching staff of any Institution/ Department and against any
student within the University of Delhi;
(b) carrying of, use of, or threat to use of any weapons;
(c) any violation of the provisions of the Civil Rights Protection Act, 1976;
(d) violation of the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the
scheduled castes and tribes;
(e) any practice-whether verbal or otherwise-derogatory of women;
(f) any attempt at bribing or corruption in any manner;
(g) wilful destruction of institutional property;
(h) creating or intolerance on religious or communal grounds;
(i) causing disruption in any manner of the academic functioning of the University
system;
(j) ragging as per Ordinance XV-C.
4. Without prejudice to the generality of his/her powers relating to the
maintenance of discipline and taking such action in the interest of maintaining
discipline as may seem to him/her appropriate, the Vice-Chancellor, may in the
exercise of his/her powers aforesaid order or direct that any student or students:
(a) be expelled; or
(b) be, for a stated period rusticated; or
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(c) be not for a stated period, admitted to a course or courses of study in a
College, Department or Institution of the University; or
(d) be fined with a sum of rupees that may be specified; or
(e) be debarred from taking a University or College or Departmental
Examination or Examinations for one or more years; or
(f) that the result of the student or students concerned in the Examination or
Examinations in which he/she or they have appeared be cancelled.
5. The Principals of the Colleges, Heads of the Halls, Deans of Faculties, Heads
of Teaching Departments in the University, the Principal, School of Correspondence
Courses and Continuing Education and Librarian shall have the authority to exercise
all such disciplinary powers over students in their respective Colleges, Institutions,
Faculties and Teaching Departments, in the University as may be necessary for the
proper conduct of the Institutions, Halls and teaching in the concerned
Departments. They may exercise their authority through, or delegate authority to,
such of the teachers in their Colleges, Institutions or Departments as they may
specify for these purposes.
6. Without prejudice to the powers of the Vice-Chancellor and the Proctor as
aforesaid, detailed rules of discipline and proper conduct shall be framed. These
rules may be supplemented, where necessary, by the Principals of Colleges, Heads
of Halls, Deans of Faculties and Heads of Teaching Departments in this University.
Each student shall be expected to provide himself/herself with a copy of these
rules.
7. At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign a declaration
that on admission he/she submits himself/herself to the disciplinary jurisdiction of
the Vice-Chancellor and the several authorities of the University who may be
vested with the authority to exercise discipline under the Acts, the Statutes, the
Ordinances and the Rules that have been framed there under by the University.

ORD.XV-C. Prohibition of and Punishment for Ragging

1. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited, within the premises of
College/Department or Institution and any part of Delhi University system as well
as on public transport.

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2. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross
indiscipline and shall be dealt with under this Ordinance.
3. Ragging for the purposes of this Ordinance, ordinarily means any act,
conduct or practice by which dominant power or status of senior students is
brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students who are in any, way
considered junior or inferior by other students and includes individual or collective
acts or practices which-
(a) involve physical assault or threat to use of physical force;
(b) violate the status, dignity and honour of women students;
(c) violate the status, dignity and honour of students belonging to the scheduled
castes and tribes;
(d) expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self-esteem;
(e) entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gestures and obscene
behaviour.
4. The Principal of a College, the Head of the Department or an Institution, the
authorities of College, of University Hostel or Halls of Residence shall take
immediate action on any information of the occurrence of ragging.
5. Notwithstanding anything in Clause (4) above, the Proctor may also suo moto
enquire into any incident of ragging and make a report to the Vice-Chancellor of
the identity of those who have engaged in ragging and the nature of the incident.
6. The Proctor may also submit an initial report establishing the identity of the
perpetrators of ragging and the nature of the ragging incident.
7. If the Principal of a College or Head of the Department or Institution or the
Proctor is satisfied that for some reason, to be recorded in writing, it is not
reasonably practical to hold such an enquiry, he/she may so advise the Vice-
Chancellor accordingly.
8. When the Vice-Chancellor is satisfied that it is not expedient to hold such an
enquiry, his/her decision shall be final.
9. On the receipt of a report under Clause (5) or (6) or a determination by the
relevant authority under Clause (7) disclosing the occurrence of ragging incidents

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described in Clause 3 (a), (b) and (c) the Vice-Chancellor shall direct or order
rustication of a student or students for a specific number of years.
10. The Vice-Chancellor may in other cases of ragging order or direct that any
student or students be expelled or be not for a stated period, admitted to a course
of study in a college, departmental examination for one or more years or that the
results of the student or students concerned in the examination or examinations in
which they appeared be cancelled.
11. In case any students who have obtained degrees of Delhi University are found
guilty under this Ordinance appropriate action under Statute 15 for withdrawal of
degrees conferred by the University shall be initiated.
12. For the purpose of this Ordinance, abetment to ragging whether by way of any
act, practice or incitement of ragging will also amount to ragging.
13. All institutions within the Delhi University system shall be obligated to carry out
instructions/ directions issued under this Ordinance, and to give aid and assistance
to the Vice-Chancellor to achieve the effective implementation of the Ordinance.

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College Societies
SPORTS COUNCIL

Kirori Mal College has a spectacular history in sports. It holds the record for having
won five first positions in a single year (including three major games) in Delhi
University Inter-College tournaments, and of once having been awarded the
coveted Vice-Chancellor's Trophy for being the best All Round College. Year after
year, we have provided outstanding players to Delhi University, Delhi State and the
junior India teams in several sports. The college provides facilities for Hockey,
Cricket, Football, Badminton, Table Tennis, Basketball, Athletics, Boxing and Chess.
The pandemic has put a halt to much sporting activity but before it struck, our
students have consistently delivered impressive performances. In 2018, the
Basketball men’s team excelled in Inter college Championship; in Athletics students
won several medals – Gold in 4x100m relay and Discus throw; in Chess students
secured second position in the Inter College tournament. The College excelled in
para-sports games held at both national and international levels. Para-sporting
events are organized each year by the College in which Prayas – the enabling unit
of the college, plays an active role. Khelo Prayas – for disabled students, was
organized to promote para-athletics that saw participation from over 15 colleges
of the University.

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NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)
Kirori Mal College’s NCC wing is among the finest in the University. From its
inception in the year 1964, this NCC Unit has travelled leaps and bounds. It has an
active training and cultural calendar. The college has facilities for NCC training for
male and female cadets.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

The college actively implements the National Service Scheme. The National Service
Scheme is a community service programme with the objective of rousing social
consciousness in students. It provides the opportunity to work among people.
Student volunteers work compassionately, constructively and creatively to mitigate
social problems. Organization of Blood Donation camps and literacy campaigns are
annual features of the college NSS chapter.

The students also work with Clean and Green Environment Club. NSS also hosts its
annual festival SUPATH which witnesses spirited voluntary community service by
students.

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 PLACEMENT CELL
The placement cell of Kirori Mal College- AVENUES- has been very active in securing
placement for our students. Reputed companies such as Wipro Technologies,
Mckinsey, Taj Group, Google, ABN-Amro, etc., have participated in the graduate
recruitment drive at college. Avenues reached greater heights in 2009-10. The year
started with campus recruitment by Infosys for the role of corporate planning
executive, the annual package being 3.5 lakhs per annum. It is worth mentioning that
Infosys visited the University of Delhi for this profile for the very first time. This was
followed by Internship placements at Virgin and Quantum Market Research Pvt. Ltd.
Avenues also hosts a Rethinking Personality Quotient Programme (RPQ) which
conducts seminars on how to face group discussions and personal interviews. This
enriches students towards the placements and also the students appearing for CAT and
other competitive exams. These seminars always attract an overwhelming response
from students.

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PRAYAS
Prayas, the enabling unit of college, was constituted in 2006. Since then the unit
has regularly hosted inclusive intra and inter college cultural festivals and organized
various other events to sensitize both students and faculty of the college to issues
pertaining to disability. Prayas, through its 70 and more student volunteers, also
facilitates the academic pursuits of students with disabilities by providing them
with technological and human assistance as and when required. Over the past 10
years the unit has successfully endeavored to create and promote an inclusive
teaching and learning atmosphere on campus.

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PARIVARTAN
PARIVARTAN is a forum for debate and discussion on gender-related issues. It
organizes film shows, workshops and other events on issues such as gender
stereotyping, discrimination and violence. The Society provides the services of a
trained counselor. A primary objective of the Society is to create an atmosphere
free of gender discrimination on campus. The Forum holds bi-weekly meetings on
various issues related to gender, for example, sexual violence, harassment,
socialization, patriarchy, femininity, masculinity and so forth. These meetings are
intense, engaging and productive in terms of developing an understanding of social
realities and the necessity of social change. The Forum also organizes specialized
closed-group workshops for members on issues of gender-based violence.
Parivartan looks forward to an enthusiastic year in the next session, fueled by the
commendable interest and responsibility taken by the students belonging to all
batches in previous years.

Cultural Societies

Kirori Mal College has a distinguished history of sustained cultural activity in drama,
debate, music, fine arts, photography, dance and film. These activities are

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organized through cultural societies, namely, THE PLAYERS, DEBSOC, MUSOC,
FAPS, SENSATION and THE FILM SOCIETY.

THE PLAYERS
THE PLAYERS is a leading campus theatre group in Delhi, with an impressive record
of exciting and varied activity throughout its 52-year history. Its members receive
hands-on training in varied theatre arts. Players alumni have made a mark in
theatre, cinema, television and related fields. THE PLAYERS hosts its Inter-college
Theatre Festival each year. The festival showcases and analyses the best college
street and stage plays of the year in a non-competitive format. The event witnesses
lively performances and spirited exchanges led by prominent discussants film-
makers and directors.

DEBSOC
Members of the DEBSOC are a force to reckon with in debate and quiz competitions
and have done exceedingly well at both national and international levels. The
DEBSOC organizes a series of debating competitions including the debating festival,
'The Gift of the Gab', and a Hindi debating league, 'Manthan'.

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MUSOC
MUSOC is a dominant presence in the university in both classical and light music.
With its members excelling in both individual and chorus performances, it has won
accolades and made a distinctive mark wherever its members have performed.
MUSOC is one group that covers Indian, Western and Fusion events, unlike most
other music groups that have separate Indian and Western group. MUSOC
performances are appreciated a lot both in and outside of the Delhi University
circuit.

FINE ARTS & PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIETY

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FAPS has built up an impressive record of creative work in fine arts and
photography in the campus circuit. It hosts its annual fest and exhibition-
Perceptions- every year. These events have gathered overwhelming response from
prestigious colleges from all over Delhi and outside.

SENSATION THE DANCE SOCIETY

SENSATION impresses audiences with its talent and professional ability wherever it
performs. The society comprises groups that use western as well as Indian-fusion
dance idioms including a wide variety of dance forms like Hip-Hop, B-boying,
Contemporary and Indo jazz.

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THE FILM SOCIETY
The FILM SOCIETY exposes students to a rich variety of cinematic work and critical
perspectives on cinema. The Film Society is very active throughout the year. It
screens a wide repertoire of films ranging from Indian and foreign films, old classics
and contemporary films to documentary and feature films. The films have always
been enjoyed by the audience and lively discussions follow most of the screenings.
The Society also organizes workshops for film making in which our students
participate. We hope to carry on this endeavour and build up adequate
infrastructural support so that our members can venture into short film making this
year.

SPIC MACAY
The Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture Amongst Youth,
often known by its initials SPIC MACAY, is not just a non-profit organization which
promotes Indian classical music, Indian classical dance, and other aspects of Indian
culture, it is a movement with chapters in over 300 towns and cities all over the
world. SPIC MACAY was established by Dr. Kiran Seth in 1977 at IIT Delhi. It seeks
to foster the exchange of traditional Indian values and to generate awareness of
the cultural traditions and heritage of India. In order to achieve its goals, SPIC
MACAY organizes concerts, lectures, demonstrations, informal discussions, and

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seminars. These are hosted by local chapters of the organization. The SPIC MACAY
chapter of the college co-ordinates with the parent body to organize cultural
performances by artists of national eminence. Santoor Maestro Padmashree Pandit
Bhajan Sapori, Ustad Imrat Khan, Pandit Debu Chaudhuri, among others, have given
enthralling performances in the college.

ADVENTURE CLUB
The Adventure club of Kirori Mal College brings together enthusiasts interested in
treks and adventure. The club's activities involve river rafting, nature camp,
trekking, rock climbing, kayaking, parasailing, paragliding, windsurfing, speed
boating, biking, and bungee-jumping. The Club also conducts expeditions in the
Garhwal / Kumaon and Himalayas regions. The trips are organized at affordable
prices and as per students' needs.

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THE ECO CLUB
Eco Clubs plays an important role in creating environmental awareness amongst
future generations. 2000 Eco-Clubs have been established in Government Aided,
Private, Public Schools and Colleges of NCT of Delhi. Department of Environment
provides a token grant to each Eco Club School/ College for undertaking various
eco-friendly activities. The Eco Club in Kirori Mal College was established in the year
2014. Creating environmental awareness has always been one of the major focal
points of any educational institution. Thus, spreading of environmental awareness
and motivational message among the students and college staff is the primary
mission of our Eco Club. The vision of the Club is to motivate both students and
college staff to keep their surroundings green and clean by undertaking plantation
of trees, promote the ethos of conservation of water by minimizing the use of
water, and to motivate all to imbibe habits and lifestyle for minimum waste
generation, source separation of waste and disposal of waste to the nearest
storage point.

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Foreign Students' Association (FOSTAS)
KMC attracts students from all over the country and abroad, from diverse strata of
society. The College has a large number of foreign students from different
countries, a fair number of them coming from South Asia, South-East Asia, Central
Asia, Africa and Europe.

The Foreign Students' Association (FOSTAS) is an official Kirori Mal College body. It
was instituted with a view to promoting friendly relations and cultural exchange
among international students and with the host students of the college. FOSTAS
looks after the interests of the overseas students studying in Kirori Mal College. The
association renders assistance to new entrants, solves problems of foreign students
and ensures better facilities for international students.

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EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL
Keeping in mind the need to create a more just society for India’s historically
marginalized sections, its religious minorities, women, persons with disabilities et
al, the college has set up an Equal Opportunity Cell. The need for such a cell at this
level comes from the understanding that higher education is a tool for attaining
social and economic equality. The Cell aims to address the issue of access and
equality while ensuring the standard of quality and relevance of education by
implementing policies of the Government of India and promoting several schemes
and programs for the disadvantaged groups that would help in eliminating social
disparities.

The primary function of the Equal Opportunity Cell is to oversee the effective
implementation of policies and programs for disadvantaged groups, to provide
guidance and counseling with respect to academic, financial, social and other
matters and to enhance diversity within the college campus. The range of activities
includes sensitization programs, English language proficiency programs, remedial
classes and other academic related activities. Students (either individually or in a
group) can freely approach the Cell to seek resolution of their problems and
grievances.

NORTH-EAST STUDENTS’ CELL

The Northeast Students’ Cell of Kirori Mal College was set up on 14th October, 2015
by a resolution of the Staff Council.

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A sizeable number of students from the northeast are enrolled in the college in
under-graduate and post-graduate programmes. Even before The Northeast
Students’ Cell was officially set up, students, with the help of some faculty
members, organized a fresher’s welcome as well as intellectual meet on 17th
September, 2015. This event was very successful with almost all the students and
faculty member from the seven sister states and Sikkim in attendance with the
Principal as the guest of Honor.

The Cell plans to be an active forum in the future, facilitating the exchange of ideas,
which in turn will help the students in realizing their true potential and shaping
them into good citizens.

Students Union
The Students' Union is the premier student body of the college. It provides a
platform to the students to enhance their leadership qualities and political abilities.
Its primary objective is to raise students' issues and redress students' grievances.
All the students of the college automatically become members of the Students'
Union. An election is held to elect the President, General Secretary and other office
bearers of the union. The Students' Union starts its activities with the ‘Freshers
Take-off’ in the month of September. It also hosts its Annual Cultural Festival,
"Renaissance".

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
An alumni association was constituted in Kirori Mal College in October 2015.
Through this the college aims to associate with all those students who have passed
out of the institution and are now contributing in different realms of civil society.
The association will not only inspire students to excel but also inspire the alumni to
contribute to the development of the college.

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New Initiatives at KMC

Centre for Innovation and Social Enterprise (CISE)

As part of two UGC–UKIERI projects that were interdisciplinary in nature, the
Centre for Innovation and Social Enterprise (CISE) was set up in March 2020 in our
college. The Centre focuses on the critical role of social enterprise in addressing
complex social and economic issues in the field of health, education, rural
development, technology, linking it with the global SDG goals of 2030.
The Centre promotes and engages in social change, through a process of
innovation, fostering creative ideas and sustainable strategies for social change and
the enhancement of lives on local and global stage. It provides educational training
for students, staff and stakeholders by engaging in critical social research that
challenges the status quo. CISE connects research with local, national and
international communities. It offers structured mentoring and coaching support to
students to think like entrepreneurs by regular mentoring and coaching training. It
maintains a heutogogical philosophy to underpin learning teaching strategy.
The Centre regularly holds online certificate courses on Understanding Social
Enterprise, national and international webinars, mentorship and coaching sessions
on the theme of Social Enterprises with industry specialists, practitioners and
academicians.
For more information pls visit our website
https://socialinnovationan.wixsite.com/mysite
Core Committee Members of CISE
Prof. Anita Kamra Verma [email protected]
Dr. Roopinder Oberoi [email protected]
Dr. Satya Prakash Tripathi [email protected]
Dr. Karuna Shree [email protected]

Centre for Disability Research and Training

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Established in 2021 with the prime objective of fostering an inclusive and
accommodative environment in the society, the Centre for Disability Research and
Training provides the students of the college with a unique opportunity to partake
in this process of spreading social awareness about matters pertaining to disability.
The aim of the Centre is to actualize the goal of empowerment of people with
disabilities by evolving a discourse on disability that would challenge the
stereotypes and prejudices against disabled people and foster their socio-cultural,
economic and political inclusion in society.
With the self-professed intention of understanding social reality and the
importance of effecting an attitudinal change towards people with disabilities, the
Centre organizes sensitizing campaigns, workshops, lectures, talks and
conferences. It also conducts introductory certificate courses in disability studies.
But above all, the Centre operates as an institutional academic site to produce,
systemize and disseminate academic knowledge about disability, ranging from the
sociology of the phenomenon, its representations in literature and culture,
disability politics and policies, disability law and human rights, to accessibility and
universal design, inclusion and education, capacity building and skill development,
professional training and employment.
The Centre remains focused on deepening the understanding of disability and the
manner in which it operates in the society.
Coordinator CDRT: Prof. Someshwar Sati

ACADEMIC AWARDS

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Sl.
Exam Roll No. Name Course % or CGPA Division
No.
1. 15036510034 HIMANSHI GOEL B.A. (H) Economics 3rd Y 8.946 I
2. 15036511043 UTKRISHTA SHARMA B.A. (H) English 3rd Y 7.851 I
3. 15036513032 PRAKASH SINGH B.A.(H) Geography 3rd Y 8.905 I
HARSHIT RAJ
4. 15036516009 B.A.(H) Hindi 3rd Y 8.676 I
SRIVASTAVA
PRIYANKA
5. 15036518032 B.A. (H) History 3rd Y 8.014 I
CHATURVEDI
B.A.(H) Political Science
6. 15036527027 MEGHA SHARDA 8.189 I
3rd Y
7. 15036529009 MANISH B.A. (H) Sanskrit 3rd Y 7.514 I
8. 15036533005 FROGH AHMAD B.A.(H) Urdu 3rd Y 7.838 I
9. 15036556024 NAGMA KHAN B.Sc. (H) Botany 3rd Y 9.135 I
10. 15036557014 AMRDEEP KUMAR B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 3rd Y 9.405 I
11. 15036563070 VIDIT GUPTA B.Sc. (H) Mathematics 3rd Y 9.446 I
SHIVAM KUMAR
12. 15036567091 B.Sc. (H) Physics 3rd Y 9.216 I
MITTAL
13. B.Sc. (H) Statistics 3rd Y
15036568002 ABHISHEK RAWAT 9.473 I
14. 15036569007 ANANNYA DHANWAL B.Sc.(H) Zoology 3rd Y 8.649 I
15. 15036504022 DIVYA SURANA B.Com. (H) 3rd Y 8.716 I
16. 15036501009 AMAN B.A. (Prog.) 3rd Y 8.59 I
17. 15036503027 DIVYA GUPTA B. Com. (Prog.) 3rd Y 8.758 I
B.Sc. (Prog.) Analytical
18. 15036585005 DAMINI MEHRA 8.182 I
Chemistry 3rd Y
B.Sc. (Prog.) Life Science
19. 15036583022 SANDHYA 8.818 I
3rd Y
B.Sc. (Prog.) Physical Science
20. 15036582063 NISHA 8.924 I
(with Chem.) 3rd Y
B.Sc. (Prog.) Physical Science
21. 15036582126 EKANSH SAINI 8.424 I
(with Comp. Sc.) 3rd Y
POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS
22. 66562 TAMMINENI RAMYA M.Sc. Botany (Final) 72.75 I
23. 1614913 BHAWNA M.Sc. Chemistry (Final) 77.86 I
24. 1616623 NEHA GUPTA M.Sc. Mathematics (Final) 78.31 I
M.Sc. Operational Research
25. 655609 SOMYA NIGAM 82.50 I
(Final)
26. 1613623 DIKSHA GARG M.Sc. Physics (Final) 67.65 I
27. 66818 SURABHI M.Sc. Zoology (Final) 72.92 I
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28. 1601104 ANIBAL GOTH M.A. English (Final) 64.63 I
29. 1603313 POONAM KUMARI M.A. Hindi (Final) 65.63 I
30. 1605920 NEIL ALEXANDER M.A. History (Final) 62.06 I
31. 1607930 PRATEEK KASHYAP M.A. Political Science (Final) 62.81 I
32. 1610205 ARADHANA M.A. Sanskrit (Final) 73.50 I
IMRAN AHMED
33. 70105 M.A. Urdu (Final) 71.19 I
ANSARI

DR. N.S. PRADHAN AWARD

1. 15036511043 UTKRISHTA SHARMA B.A. (H) English 3rd Y 7.851 I

2. HARSHIT RAJ I
15036516009 B.A.(H) Hindi 3rd Y 8.676
SRIVASTAVA
3. 15036533005 FROGH AHMAD B.A.(H) Urdu 3rd Y 7.838 I
4. 1601104 ANIBAL GOTH M.A. English (Final) 64.63 I
5. 15036529009 MANISH B.A. (H) Sanskrit 3rd Y 7.514 I

DR. N. SUBRAHMANYAM AWARD

1. SHIVAM KUMAR I
15036567091 B.Sc. (H) Physics 3rd Y 9.216
MITTAL
2. 51670426 DIKSHA GARG M.Sc. Physics (Final) 67.65 I

N.S. KHARE AWARD

1. SHIVAM KUMAR I
15036567091 B.Sc. (H) Physics 3rd Y 9.216
MITTAL

DR. Y.N. BHATT AWARD

1. 17036511028 PRACHI KADIAN B.A.(H) English 1st Y 8.45 I

JAI DEV AWARD

1. 15036569007 ANANNYA DHANWAL B.Sc.(H) Zoology 3rd Y 8.649 I

GANGA SARAN AWARD

1. 16036511005 ANUKRITI BAJPAI B.A. (H) English 2nd Y 7.39 I

SULTAN CHAND MEMORIAL AWARD

1. 16036504063 RADHIKA AGRAWAL B. Com. (H) 2nd Y 9.5 I

SULTAN CHAND DROPADI DEVI MEMORIAL AWARD

1. 17036504053 NANCY BAJAJ B.Com. (H) 1st Y 9.05 I

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 OM PRAKASH MEMORIAL AWARD

1. PRIYANKA I
15036518032 B.A. (H) History 3rd Y 8.014
CHATURVEDI
2. 16036518018 HASSAN KHAN B.A. (H) History 2nd Y 7.39 I
3. 17036518013 BHAVYA B.A.(H) History 1st Y 8.09 I

PROF. B.B. SARKAR MEMORIAL AWARD

1. MEGHA SHARDA B.A.(H) Political Science 3rd I

15036527027 8.189
Y
2. 16036527046 PRAGATI GAUR B.A. (H) Political Science 2nd 7.96 I
Y
3. 17036527055 SHARANYA JHA B.A.(H) Political Science 1st 8.09 I
Y

DR. B.D. SYNGLE MEMORIAL AWARD

1. 15036511043 UTKRISHTA SHARMA B.A. (H) English 3rd Y 7.851 I

2. 16036511005 ANUKRITI BAJPAI B.A. (H) English 2nd Y 7.39 I
3. 17036511028 PRACHI KADIAN B.A.(H) English 1st Y 8.45 I

DR. V.P. SHARMA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN CHEMISTRY

1. 15036557014 AMARDEEP KUMAR B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 3rd Yr. 9.405 I

2. 16036557036 GAGANDEEP B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 2nd Y 9.32 I
3. 17036557033 DEEPIKA B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 1st Y 9.18 I
DR. V.P. SHARMA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN MATHEMATICS

1. 15036563070 UTPAL ANAND B.Sc. (H) Mathematics 3rd Y 9.446 I

2. 16036563070 YOGESH MISHRA B.Sc. (H) Mathematics 9.5 I
2nd Y
3. 17036563043 NIKHIL SAXENA B.Sc.(H) Mathematics 1st Y 9.59 I

AMCatKMC AWARDS 2019

Sl No. Name Course Exam Roll No. Award Details

EDITORIAL AWARDS
Amitabh Bachchan Award
B.Sc. (H) Statistics (Versatile Genius of Outstanding
1. Ms. Ayushi Mathur 2nd Year 17036568012 Performance)
Jagdish Chandra Mathur Award
B.Sc. (H) Statistics (Student of the Year as the Best
2. Ms. Ayushi Mathur 2nd Year 17036568012 Editor)
ACADEMIC AWARDS
Kālidāsa Award
M.A. (Previous) (Best Creative Writer)
3. Ms. Yachna Sanskrit 1884378 Sanskrit Language Section
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 Rabindranath Tagore Award
B.A. (Programme) (Best Creative Writer)
4. Ms. Sneha Banerjee 2nd Year 17036501074 Bangla Language Section
Kaifi Azmi Award
B.A. (H) Urdu (Best Creative Writer)
5. Ms. Sadaf Rana 2nd Year 17036533024 Urdu Language Section
B.Sc. Analytical Dr. Harivansh Rai Bachchan Award
Chemistry (Best Creative Writer)
6. Mr. Arpit Kumar Shukla 2nd Year 17036585005 Hindi Language Section
R.K. Narayan Award
B.Sc. (H) Physics (Best Creative Writer)
7. Ms. Palak Kapoor 1st Year 18036567068 English Language Section
B.Com. Kautilya Award
(Programme) (Best Creative Writer)
8. Ms. Mehak Jindal 3rd Year 16036503061 Commerce Section
B.A. (H) Political Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Award
Science (Best Creative Writer)
9. Ms. Khyati Singh 3rd Year 16036527033 Social Science Section
B.Sc. Physical Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Award
Science with C.S. (Best Creative Writer)
10. Mr. Aashish Yadav 2nd Year 17036582117 Science Section
GRAPHIC AWARDS
Leonardo Da Vinci Award
B.Com. (H) (Best Creative Artist)
11. Ms. Srishti Manchanda 1st Year 18036504081 Front Cover Designing
Vincent Van Gogh Award
B.Sc. (H) Chemistry (Best Creative Artist)
12. Mr. Abhishek Makol 2nd Year 17036557004 Back Cover Designing
B.A. (H) English Amrita Sher-Gil Award
13. Mr. Sarthak Ahuja 1st Year 18036511040 (Best Contributor in Art Gallery)

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 Achievements in Sports
Kirori Mal College Sports students have continued with their impressive streak of performances
in various tournaments wherever they participated. Game-wise achievements of the teams and
individuals are as below.

BASKETBALL:

As usual our basketball men’s’ team excelled with Inter-college Championship 2018-19. Other
than Delhi University Inter-College Championship, our team stood champion at Hindu College
Invitation Tournament, NBA Academy College League, Lady Shri Ram College, UCMS Tournament.

Yudhvir Singh and Amit Chahar were adjudged Man of the Match in above tournaments. Our
Women’s Team performed well in various tournaments.

ATHLETICS:

Amar Tyagi secured Bronze medal in 200m Delhi University Inter College tournament and was
awarded Gold in 200m and Silver in 100m Delhi State Athletics Meet.

Subhadip Bag was awarded Silver medal in 200m and 400m in DUSC Inter College Championship.
He got gold in 200m in Delhi State Athletics Meet.

Ashu Rana secured Silver in 100m in DUSC Inter College and also silver in Reliance Athletics Meet.

Nitin secured Bronze medal in 400m in DUSC Inter College Athletics meet.

Munfsar Choudhary was awarded Silver in 400m in DUSC Inter College Athletics Meet.

Suchak Sahu secured Gold in Discus Throw in DUSC Inter College Athletics meet.

Besides this, KMC Athletics Team secured Gold medal in 4X400m Relay in Reliance Athletics Meet
and Silver in 4X100m relay in the same meet. Team members are Amar Tyagi, Subhadip Bag, Ashu
Rana, Naseem and Nitin. Also this team represented in Reliance National Athletics meet in same
relay races.

BOXING:

The Boxing Team brought accolades to college. Ayush Negi and Manvinder Singh won Gold
medals, Harshit Mongia won Silver and Akash Rawat won Bronze in DUSC Boxing Inter College
Championship. Ayush Negi & Manvinder Singh also represented Delhi University in All India Inter
University Championship.

CHESS:

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Our Mens’ team made us proud by securing second position in DUSC Inter College Chess
Championship. Ashwin Daniel represented MP State in Senior National Chess Tournament. In
womens’ team, Ankita Gupta represented Delhi University in NZIU Championship.

BADMINTON:

The Badminton Mens’ team lost closely in the semi-final in DUSC Inter College Badminton
Championship, while womens’ team reached pre-quarter final in the same tournament.

KORFBALL:

The team participated in DUSC Inter College Korfball Tournament and gave good performance
and lost closely in quarter final. Himani Rawat, Chitra Nain and Amit Chahar represented Delhi
University team in AIIU Championship.

FOOTBALL:

Varun Bisht and Jayant Singh represented Delhi University in NZIU Championship.

HOCKEY, CRICKET, TABLE TENNIS AND VOLLEYBALL:

Our teams for these games enthusiastically participated in the Inter College Tournaments.

PARA SPORTS
Kirori Mal College excelled in para-sports games held in this academic session on both National
and International levels. In the 7th National Blind Judo Championship, held between 18th and
22th January 2019 at Poorvi Lawn, Gorakhpur Club, Gorakhpur (U.P.), Rajat Bidhuri won Gold
Medal in Judo.

In 21st USHA National Athletics Championship for the Blind, held between 10th to 13th
December 2018 at Thyagaraj Stadium, New Delhi, Praveen Rawat won Bronze medal in Discus
Throw.
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Deepak, Dipak Kumar and Shekhar participated in Athletics Championship while Gaurav Kumar
Participated in Chess.

In the International Blind Football Camp, organized between 18th and 22th September, 2018 at
Kochi, Kerala, Sameer Khan from the College represented the event.

Mention may be made of the two-day para-sports meet organized by the Prayas Society on 12th
and 13th March 2019, which had got media attention as well: "PRAYAS - the Enabling Unit of the
College organized the Inter-College Sports Meet, KHELO PRAYAS for the specially-abled students
recently. It was a unique event organized to promote para-athletics that saw participation from
over fifteen colleges across Delhi University. The events which were held included 100 Meters
Race, Shot Put, Chess and Table Tennis of which the winners were felicitated with certificates
and cash prizes".
-Delhi Times, dated 17 March, 2019.

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