Jagan Nath University

PLACEMENT PROCESS
The placement office sends placement invitation letters to the companies enclosing the placement brochure of the University.
The companies visit the campus for a Pre-Placement talk either before the selection processes or combine it with the final recruitment.
On receipt of information / confirmation, the placement office announces the requirements of the company through various notice boards of the University, whereby interested students contact the placement officers.
Subsequently the CV’s are forwarded to the company for further processing.
The company shortlists candidates that fit their job profiles from the application pool and send the same to the Placement Office.
A mutually convenient date is finalized for the selection processes. The company is required to furnish the final list of students preferably on the same day, or as soon as possible, after completion of the selection process. The offer letters need to be sent to the Placement Office for handing over to the students.
Offer acceptances (from the students) received, will be sent to the company by the placement officer.
Pre Placement Talks (PPTs)
PPTs give the corporate an opportunity to present their organization to the students and an opportunity for the student community to learn about the prospects that lie ahead. The University helps in organizing PPTs and makes available any audio visual facilities, LCD projectors, OHP’s, TV/VCR’s and any other special equipments etc. to the company’s on their request.

Curriculum Vitae
The University maintains a standard format which the students use for applying to various companies. A company can request the CVs in the Universities format or any other company specific format, in hard or soft copies as desired.

Recruitment
The recruitment process commences during the Placement Week. The students may rank the companies based on their prior knowledge and the information gained through PPTs. Based on these rankings, the participating companies will be allotted day and time slots during which they can commence the recruitment process.

Pre Placement Offers
Some companies are offering PPOs to the summer Interns. Exposure of 8 weeks in an organization, gives both the organization and the student an opportunity to gauge each other’s compatibility. Companies could, therefore, consider PPOs and communicate their decision to the department before the Placement Week commences.

PLACEMNENT ACTIVITIES
The CRMC plays a very important and key role in motivating, guiding and facilitating the placement of students which is a crucial interface between the stages of completion of academic program and their entry into suitable employment. The Cell aims at Facilitating and helping students in getting placed in respectable organizations.
Enlighten the students on the higher educational opportunities in India and abroad
Career counseling by organizing guidance lectures by senior corporate executives, Consultants, Soft Skill Development Consultants etc.
Preparing students to appear for recruitment by developing their soft skills like communication abilities, personality development etc. through Aptitude Test/Technical Test, Group Discussions, Extempore, and mock interviews.
Arranging for summer training/placement
Liaising with corporate world through mail,phone calls & personal visit.
Liaising with other Colleges/Institutions for off campus placement drives/Job Fairs etc..
Efforts are on continuously to bring companies to the campus for placements.
Interact with various Industries and establish MOU’s for Recruitment Drives and also for conducting Seminars to make the students aware of the latest Trends in various areas.
To arrange a company / specific training session before each recruitment drive to make the students concentrate on the specific skills required for that Industry.
After completion of each recruitment drive, a feedback session for all the students so as to analyze and make the students aware of the reasons for not getting selected.
The University maintains a standard format of Resume which the students use for applying to various companies.

PLACEMENT CELL
University Placement Cell commonly known as CRMC (Corporate Resource Management Centre) describes the functions and activities that support the growing relationship of Academia and Industry. The CRMC aims at bringing corporate luminaries and student community together in intellectually stimulating and mutually beneficial interaction that forms the basis of firm and staunch relationship. The University’s enviable reputation for excellence in management education makes it a natural choice for recruiters from the world’s best and largest firms. Students gain from these relationships at various forums organized by the CRMC.

CRMC focuses on inculcating right qualities and attitude needed by students to remain competitive. It gives them general awareness on the current trends and the vistas of career opportunities. This objective is achieved by organizing various structured activities embracing workshops and seminars, corporate visits for the students, product and industry specific studies to benefit students and business alike, consultancy projects, business expert interaction, faculty-business inter-disciplinary discussions for updating the University’s curriculum and placement activities for students with active business support

[Established by Jagan Nath University Jaipur Act (No. 19 of 2008) of

Rajasthan State Legislature and approved by UGC

under section 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956]

SELF STUDY REPORT

Assessment and Accreditation

for

Cycle 1

(December, 2014)

National Assessment and Accreditation Council

Submitted to

Bangalore

JAGAN NATH UNIVERSITY

NH-12, Chaksu Bypass, Tonk Road,

Jaipur – 303901

Ph. No. : 0141-3020500, 3020555;Fax: 3020538

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.jagannathuniversity.org

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EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

Date Sheet for End Term Practical Examinations , May-June 2015

B.Tech.-II Sem
B.Tech.-IV Sem
B.Tech.-VI Sem
BCA & MCA

Date Sheet for M.Tech-II Semester Regular/Due End Term Examination, June 2015

M.Tech.-II Semester

End Term Date Shee for LL.M, June 2015

LL.M

Date Sheet for End Term Examinations , May-June 2015

B.Tech and B..Sc.
Management and Commerce and Law
BCA and MCA
Architecture and Mass Communication
MBA-IV

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Jagan nath University tips of the day-
The difference between school and life?
In school,you are taught a lesson and then given a test.In life,
you are given a test that teaches you a lesson.

Don,t stop when you are tired, stop when you are done.

EXAMINATION POLICY
POLICIES RELATED TO CONDUCT AND EVALUATION OF EXAMINATION FOR PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMES LEADING TO ALL BACHELOR'S / MASTER'S DEGREES FOLLOWING THE SEMESTER SYSTEM APPLICABILITY

These policies and procedures self apply to all Professional Programmes leading to Bachelor's / Master's Degrees following Semester System (other than B.Arch. Progremme)

DEFINITIONS
Academic Programme / Programme : Shall mean a programme or a course and / or any other component leading to Bachelor's / Master's Degree.
An Academic Year : is a period of nearly 12 months devoted to complete requirements as specified in the Scheme of Teaching and related Examinations.
Semester System : a Programme wherein each Academic Year is a apportioned into two semesters.
Course : means a component of the academic programme, with specific credits assigned to it.
External Examiner : shall mean an examiner who is not is the employment of the University.
Student : shall mean a person admitted to the Schools of the University for any of the academic programmes to which this policy is applicable.
University : shall mean Jagan Nath University, Jaipur.
Mid-Term Test : Continuous Assessment Test conducted during the semester.
End Term Exam. : Final examination held at the end of each semester.
Every Course shall be based on Semester System. An Academic year shall be apportioned into two Semesters. Each of the two Semesters shall be of working duration of about 21 weeks as per the following breakup
Imparting of teaching 17 weeks
Preparatory leave 01 week
End-Term Examination (including Practical) 03 weeks
There shall be a break of 2 weeks after every Odd Semester and vacation of approximately 6 weeks after every Even Semester.

PROFESSIONAL COURSES
B. Tech
B. Arch
MBA
BBA
MCA
BCA
MMC
BMC
INTEGRATED LAW - B.A. L.L.B
BSc. DESIGN
BSc. HOSPITALITY
GENERAL COURSES
B. Com
M. Com
STUDENT ENROLLMENT
All Students admitted to Jagannath University have to fill up an enrollment form at the time of admission.The admission of such student will be confirmed on the basis of their eligibilty for respective programme.

EXAMINATION FORMS AND EXAMINATION FEE
Students who have to reappear in an examination for due paper or improvement paper shall have to apply to the Controller of Examinations, in the form prescribed for the purpose, to reappear in an examination and pay the fees prescribed by the University i.e, Rs. 300 per paper.

ATTENDANCE
student shall be eligible to appear in the End-Term Exam., if he/she attended a minimum of 75% of the total classes held in the Semester.

The Deans of the respective Schools shall send a list of students eligible and not eligible for the End-Term Examinations. Only those students will be permitted to appear in the End-Term Theory and Practical Examinations, whose names appear in the list of eligible students.

The student shall be required to complete the programme in a maximum permissible period of n+4 Semesters, where n- Actual duration of the programme.

EVALUATION SYSTEM
Each theory and practical paper should preferably be of 100 Marks. The credits shall be assigned to all the papers. The credits per paper should be preferably either 4 or 2. The evaluation for Semester Based Programmes shall be based on Internal Evaluation and End-Term Examinations.

INTERNAL EVALUATION
For a Subject of 100 Marks the 30 marks would be for Internal Evaluation and 70 Marks for End Term Examination .

Mid-Term Test Assignments Semester Attendance Total
15 Marks 5 Marks 10 Marks 30 Marks
Question Papers For Mid-Term Tests
The Deans of respective Schools would invite two sets of question papers from the subject teachers. They would then prepare a new question paper based on the two question papers received from the subject teachers. This final paper would be submitted to the Controller of Examinations.