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Admissions & CoursesDownload: The Admission Application Form
(in Ms-Word) Last Date to submit the form : 17.07.2008 (Earlier date of 4th July 2008 has been extended) Date of entrance test : 21.07.2008 (Earlier
date of 10th July 2008 has been extended) (Reservation in the admission etc. are as per rules of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) Please, click on the following links to get the relevent details :
Details of Courses
Details of Courses in Masters in Archaeology and Heritage Management
(MAHM): First Semester Second Semester Third Semester Fourth Semester Details of Courses in Masters in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage
Management (MCPHM) : First Semester Second Semester Third Semester Fourth Semester
General Conditions for Admission to M.A. Courses of Study
Admission of NRIs/Sponsored Candidates All the candidates who want to be considered for admission to the seats reserved for NRIs/ sponsored candidates shall have to appear at the entrance test. Such candidates/ if not admitted to unreserved seats will be offered admission according to the merit obtained by them among the NRI's/sponsored candidates. Admission to NRI's/sponsored seats will commence after the closure of admission to unreserved seats. Once a candidate is admitted to NRI's/sponsored seat, he/she will lose his/her claim for admission to an unreserved seat. A student once admitted will not get any refund of fee even if he/she decides to leave the programme.
Admission of Foreign Nationals Foreign self-supporting non-sponsored students who are eligible can seek admission to any of the courses offered by the Institute. However, their final selection and admission is subject to their possessing student/long term visas. They will not be registered as student unless they fulfil this condition. Foreign Student will get their application forwarded and recommended through the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India. They may not be required to appear at the entrance test. The fee to be charged from them shall be at par with the fee which is chargeable from NRI's/sponsored students. However, they will have to pay the other fees as prescribed by the University/Institute from time to time. Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from a foreign university shall submit all the relevant information/documents for establishing the equivalence of their qualifications. For this purpose, a certificate of equivalence from the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi shall be required to be furnished by the candidate. Candidates admitted against NRI's/Sponsored Seats shall pay a fee of US$ 500 per annum in addition to the above mentioned fee. The amount in US Dollars is payable in the Indian Rupees. The conversion rate of US Dollars in Indian Rupees will be the date on which it is payable.
Procedure of Selection for Master Course For the admission/selection of students advertisements will be placed in various National Newspapers and Employment News on All India basis. The students for Master's Courses in:
will be selected on the basis of Written Test, followed by Group Discussion. The Written Test of 3 hours duration is be divided into 2 Sections. Section A : Compulsory Aptitude Test, relating to issues/matters/concerns dealing with heritage, both National and International. Section B : Specialized Aptitude Test, for judging student's knowledge/awareness in History /Culture /Archaeology /Conservation, Preservation, etc. Both, Section A and B/ shall have a similar format of objective multiple choice answers; short notes and a long essay. The written test will be followed by a Group Discussion and the final selection will be made on the basis of the aggregate marks.
The Academic Session will start from July, each year.
The Teaching in the Institute is conducted through the semester system. Each semester will be of six months duration and in one academic year there shall be two semesters :
The months of June and December will be utilized for written examination, preparation leave, evaluation of answer sheets, etc.
Details of Entrance Examination for Admission in Master Course I. Compulsory Aptitude Test Time Duration: 90 Min., Max. Marks - 50 SECTION A : Compulsory multiple choice answers (with 10 questions each from International Heritage and National Heritage Concerns). Each question carries 1 marks. 20 x 1 = 20 SECTION B : Short notes (4 questions each from International Heritage
and National Heritage Issues of which 2 will have to be attempted from
both sections). Each question carries 5 marks. 4 x 5 = 20 SECTION A : Compulsory multiple choice answers (5 questions each from the disciplines of History, Culture, Archaeology and Conservation and Preservation). Each question will carry 1 marks. 20 x 1 = 20 SECTION B : Short notes; Questions to be attempted from both sections, (Archaeology and Conservation and Preservation). There will be each (4 questions in both sections, of which and 2 questions will have to be attempted from both sections). Each question will carry 5 marks each. 4 x 5 = 20 SECTION C : One long essay, offering a choice from either Archaeology
or Conservation and Preservation. The question is of 10 marks GROUP DISCUSSION : It will held in the afternoon of the same day
after the written test. The topic of discussion will be general. The criteria
under consideration will be the approach of a candidate towards the subject.
The criteria for assessment would be : Those candidates selected should have atleast 40% each in the written test and the Group Discussion. There shall be an admission test fee of Rs. 250/- which shall not be
refunded in any circumstances.
Fees for M. A. Courses 1. Academic Fee per Semester : Rs. 5100/- 2. Security Deposit (Laboratory and Library) (one time payment at the time of admission refundable): Rs. 3000/- 3. University other dues per annum : Rs. 8000/- Total Fee (at the time of admission) : Rs. 16100/-
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