ACADEMIC

COURSES OF STUDIES
Medium of instruction : English

FYJC Commerce
Compulsory subjects (Each paper of 100 marks)

1. English
2. Marathi or Hindi or IT or French or German
3. Economics
4. Organization of Commerce
5. Book Keeping & Accountancy
6. Secretarial Practice or Mathematics
7. Environmental Education
8. Health and Physical Education
9. Bifocal Subjects :
    Banking, Office Management, Marketing & Salesmanship
    They can take any of these in lieu of language and Organization of Commerce.

FYJC Science
Compulsory subjects (Each paper of 100 marks)

1. English
2. Marathi or Hindi or IT or French or German
3. Mathematics or Economics or Psychology
4. Physics
5. Chemistry
6. Biology or Economics
7. Environmental Education
8. Health and Physical Education

Note : Bifocal subjects - Electronics, Electrical
Maintainence and Computer Science - are offered to the
students. They can take any one of these in lieu of
language and Biology.

SYJC COMMERCE / SCIENCE
Students of the SYJC class in Commerce/
Science are required to offer the same combination of
subjects as offered by them in the FYJC class.
Commerce students, however, may offer Secretarial
Practice in place of Mathematics.

Eligibility for Admission to Junior College

At the time of admission to the college, students coming from other states or those who have taken examinations other than that of the Maharashtra State Board have to fill in the prescribed provisional
eligibility certificate form obtained from the S.S.C. Board, and
submit it with

Seats are reserved as per the guidelines issue    periodically by the Government of Maharashtra.

Details of the fees will be displayed in the Notice Board at
  the time of admission.

a) If a student informs the institution before the commencement of the academic year that he / she wants to withdraw for any reason, the institution concerned shall refund the Tuition fee, Library and Laboratory deposits, if any, actually received from the student in fuII.The admission fee however will be retained by the institution.
b) If he desires to withdraw and applies for refund of fees after the commencement of the academic year the institution shall retain the admission fee, term fee and Library / Laboratory fee (if any)in full and also the proportionate amount of tuition fee till the end of the month in which the refund is claimed. The amount of tuition fee if any should be refunded.The Library deposit and laboratory deposit shall also be refunded.
c) Fees paid towards admission to IT / Bi-focal courses will not
be refunded.

• Attendance
The minimum attendance necessary for being eligible to
appear for the examination is 75 per cent of the working days in
each term.
Attendance of the students at the lectures, tutorials, tests and
examinations is absolutely compulsory.
A student whose attendance is not satisfactory is liable to be detained.

(PHY/CHEM/BIO/MATHS)

This rule of condonation is to be made applicable only
after working out the subject wise average on the basis of
(a + b + c)
     3

A student found copying in any of the examination / test
will be declared as failed.

Students are allowed to change the optional subject within
the first academic term.

1. Every student must display his / her identity card when-ever   he / she is present in the premises of the college.
2. Students are warned that if their attendance at lectures/ practical's and tutorials is not satisfactory, their names will be removed from the college rolls.
3. No student organization can be formed without the permission of the principal.
4. Students must not Loiter in the college premises when the classes are on.
5. Students in the classes as well as in the premises of the college
6. Smoking in the college premises is strictly prohibited.
7. No student shall collect any money or contribution for picnic,trip,educational visit, study - notes, charity or any other activity without the prior sanction of the principal.
8. Students are expected to take care of the college property and to help in keeping the premises neat and tidy. Strict action will be taken against students / class who damage or disfigure property of the college. Collective fines may be imposed and / or students will be expelled.
9. Students should not leave their books, valuables and other belongings in the class - rooms. The college is not responsible for their lost property.
10. Vehicles (2- Wheeler) brought by the students will be parked at the owner’s risk. The college is not responsible for any damage to or theft of the vehicle.
11. The decision of the principal in all matters relating to the college shall be final / conclusive.
12. Mobile phones should be switched off during lectures and in the labs and library.
13. Failure to observe any of these rules will make a student liable to disciplinary action.

11.00 am to 2.00 pm.

The college does not organize any trip, picnic, etc.
However, educational tours and excursions which form a part of
the curriculum are arranged.

There is no precise uniform prescribed. However , students
are expected to maintain a certain decorum and dignity in the
choice of the clothes they wear.