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About School of Science

The School of Science was started in 2002 with a view to provide undergraduate and post graduate students a prospect to be a component of the distinctive learning methodology of the university, which lays prominence on academic excellence. The significance of science to the mankind has been effectively summarized by Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, as Science, more Science and still more Science is needed today the strong foundations for the development and growth of an individual, a society, a nation and the world. The aim of School of Science is to achieve excellence in teaching, training and research of Science and Interdisciplinary Sciences.

All the curriculums offered at the School of Science are designed in such a way to generate a pool of highly qualified scientific talent who can fulfil the needs of society, institutions as well as the demands in an industry setting. Thus the programs ensure employability; address global demands and community development. The School of Science offers following programmes:

Programme Name	Admission Procedure	Medium	Fees (in Rs.)	Assignment	Duration in years		Eligibility
Programme Name	Admission Procedure	Medium	Fees (in Rs.)	Assignment	Min	Max	Eligibility
M.Sc. (Biochemistry)	Direct	English	8200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor degree in concerned subject (B.Sc. (Bio)/ B.Sc.(Honors) with Chemistry as one of the subject) OR Biochemsitry/ Microbiology/ Biotechnology at B.Sc. Level OR Any 4 year Graduate Degree in Medical Sciences.
M.Sc. (Computer Science)	Direct	English	12200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor degree with Computer Science/Information Technology/Computer applications
M.Sc. (Statistics)	Direct	English	8200	Essential	2	4	Any Bachelor Degree (10+2+2 OR 10+2+3 OR 10+2+4) with Mathematics/Statistics/Computer Science as one of the subject/paper and Mathematics in 10+2 level.
M.A. (Statistics)	Direct	English	7200	Essential	2	4	Graduate (10+2+3)
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)	Direct	English	6200	Essential	3	6	10+2 (Sceince)
Post Graduate Diploma in Bio Statistics and Demography (PGDBSD)	Direct	English	8200	Not Essential	1	3	Bachelor Deree with math at 10+2 Level
Post Graduate Diploma in Bio-staitstics and Population Studies (PGDBSPS)	Direct	English	8200	Not Essential	1	3	Graduate (10+2+3)
Diploma in Applied Statistics and Computer (DASC)	Direct	English	4200	Not Essential	1	3	10+2
Diploma In Vedic Mathematics	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1	3	10+2
Certificate Course in Computer Animation (CCCA)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Applied Statistics and Computer (CASC)	Direct	English	2200	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Forensic Science (CFS)	Direct	English	6200	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2 (Science)
Certificate Course in Web Designing and Development (CCWD)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate Programme in Laboratory Technique (CPLT)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Vedic Mathematics (CVM)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Two year certificate course in Single Subject-Science (CCSS-Sc.)	Direct	English	4200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor Degree

School Email Id :- sos@uprtou.ac.in

Mission and Vision

The mission of School of Science is to present science as a well-argued and systematic inspection, identification, depiction, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of usual phenomena. Application of these principles in the natural sciences to include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Biochemistry, Computer Science and Statistics will be emphasized. The School of Science is a complete, student-oriented science faculty where research and education are closely related. The School will strain the significance of significant thinking and consistent reasoning using various methods of exploration, such as observation, assessment, experimentation, and mathematical manipulation of data. The School of Science is also dedicated to the notion that science has a matter-of-fact application and has to be understood in a larger intellectual context. It is through investigation that students are able to outlook science as an interdisciplinary study appropriate to society. In addition, the School of Science serves as a resource to the neighboring society and beyond through seminars, conferences, workshops and training programs facilitated by our faculty. The School faculty is dedicated to serving students to become leaders in the service of others, as educators, scientists and in other professions.

International Conferences / Symposium Organized

S.N.	Year	Name of the International Conferences/Symposium	Number of Participants	Date From – To
1	2019	International Conference on ‘Biological Research and Bio-Statistics (Emerging Trends and Future Prospects)’	97	29th – 30th April, 2019
2	2018	International Symposium on “Statistical Techniques, Big Data Analysis and Research”	175	1st September, 2018
3	2017	International Conference on “Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics”	108	09th – 10th March, 2017
4	2016	International Conference on “Current Scenario and Prospects of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	102	25th – 26th February, 2016

Name of the National Conferences / Seminars / Symposium Organized

S.N.	Year	Name of the National Conferences / Seminars / Symposium Organized	Number of Participants	Date From – To
1	2017	National Seminar on “Applications of Scientific and Statistical Software in Research”; *Funded by U. P. State Government*.	103	30th – 31st March, 2017
2	2017	National Seminar on “Gender Discrimination and Dimensions of Socio-economic Participation of Rural Women in Agrarian Sector of India”	135	27th – 28th February, 2017
3	2017	National Seminar on “Emerging Trends in ICT”.	88	30th – 31st January, 2017
4	2016	National Symposium-cum-Alumni Meet on “Distance Education: Youth Power and Society”		20th September 2016
5	2016	National Symposium on “Relevance of Statistics in Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare”; Jointly Organized by School of Sciences, U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Allahabad & Government of India, National Sample Survey office, Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, Regional Office, Allahabad	80	29th June, 2016
7	2016	National Seminar on “Digitalization of Open Universities in India”.	*****	15th January, 2016
8	2015	National Seminar on “Recent Trends in ICT & Its Application in Distance Education”.	*****	08th – 09th December, 2015
9	2015	National Seminar on “Issues & Challenges of Distance Education”.	150	05th – 06th September, 2015
10	2015	National Symposium on “Social Development: Health, Education, Poverty, Employment, Social Backwardness, Housing & Environment”, Jointly Organized by School of Sciences, U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Allahabad & Government of India, National Sample Survey office, Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, Regional Office, Allahabad.	76	29th June, 2015

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Course Details

Core Course	Employability/ Entrepreneurship/ Skill Development	Awareness/ Life Skills / Soft Skills/ Value-Added
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Publications

(1) Research Paper/s Publications:

Year	2020 -21	2019 -20	2018-19	2017-18	2016-17	2015-16	2014-15	2013-14	2012 -13	2011 -12	2010 -11	2009 -10
Number of papers published	02	03	05	07	08	07	01	01	0	0	0	01

(2) Book/s Publications:

Year	2020-21	2019 -20	2018-19	2017-18	2016-17	2015-16	2014-15	2013-14	2012 -13
Number of Books Published	01	02	03	01	02	01	00	01	01

(3) Book Chapter/s Publications:

Year	2020-21	2019 -20	2018-19	2017-18	2016-17	2015-16	2014-15	2013-14	2012 -13
Number of Books ChaptersPublished	01	03	01	01	03	01	00	00	00

Worksshops, Training programms & PDPs Organized

S.N.	Year	Name of the workshop/ Training Praogrammes	Number of Participants	Date (From – To)
1	2022	Workshop on "Capacity Building Programme on Content Development Using OER" Report
2	2018	Workshop on “Significance of Vaidic Mathematics”	50	03rd May, 2018
3	2018	National Workshop – cum - Training Programme on “Research Methodology: Data Analysis with OCTAVE and Report Writing by LATEX”	82	19th – 25th March 2018
4	2017	National Workshop-cum-Seminar on “Yoga and Health”	197	08th – 09th November, 2017
5	2017	National Workshop – cum - Training Programme on “Research Methodology, Statistical Data Analysis using LATEX and R Software”	97	18th – 24th March, 2017
6	2016	National Workshop on “Relevance of Statistics in Research with Statistical Softwares”	47	14th – 20th March, 2016
7	2015	National Workshop on “Innovative Trends of Statistics in Modern Research Methodology”	58	14th – 20th March, 2015
8	2018	Training Programme on ‘Good Governance’	68	28th November, 2018
9	2016	National Seminar-cum-Workshop on “University Management System - Digitalization”	60	19th -20th April, 2016,
10	2016	One day Symposium on “Use of Technology in Education and Training”	60	22nd January,2016
11	2015	Workshop on “Enterprises Resource Planning – University Management System (ERP-UMS)”	90	07th August, 2015
12	2015	Workshop on “Social Media & UPRTOU”	50	22nd July, 2015
13	2015	Training Programme on “Online Admission System & Technical Skill Training”	50	21st July, 2015

Professional Development Programmes Organized

Year	Title of the professional development Programme organized for teaching and/or other academic	Number of Participants	Date From – To
2018	Workshop on “Significance of Vaidic Mathematics”	50	03rd June, 2018
2018	National Workshop – cum - Training Programme on “Research Methodology: Data Analysis with OCTAVE and Report Writing by LATEX”,	82	19th – 25th March 2018
2017	National Workshop – cum - Training Programme on “Research Methodology, Statistical Data Analysis using Latexand R Software”,	97	18th – 24th March, 2017
2016	National Workshop on “Relevance of Statistics in Research with Statistical Softwares”	47	14th – 20th March, 2016
2015	National Workshop on “Innovative Trends of Statistics in Modern Research Methodology”	58	14th – 20th March, 2015
2018	Training Programme on ‘Good Governance’	68	28th November, 2018
2016	National Seminar-cum-Workshop on “University Management System - Digitalization”	60	19th -20th April, 2016
2016	One day Symposium on “Use of Technology in Education and Training”	60	22nd January,2016
2015	Workshop on “Enterprises Resource Planning – University Management System (ERP-UMS)”	90	07th August, 2015
2015	Workshop on “Social Media & UPRTOU”	50	22nd July, 2015
2015	Training Programme on “Online Admission System & Technical Skill Training”	50	21st July, 2015

Webinar Organized

Year	Title of the Webinar Organized	Number of Participants	Date (from - to)
2021	Webinar on “Statistics and its Applications” With special reference on “End Hunger, Achieve Food Security and Improved Nutrition and Promote Sustainable Agriculture”, Organized by School of Sciences, U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Prayagraj; In Association with Government of India, Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, National Sample Survey Office, Regional office, Prayagraj	95	29th June, 2021

Research Project/s

S.N.	Year	Name of Faculty	Duration of the Project	Title	Name of the Funding Agency
1.	2021(On Going)	Dr. Shruti	3 year	Statistical and Epidemiological Modelling, Pandemic Dynamics and Epidemic Prediction of COVID-19	U.P. State Govt. {Minor (Limit Up To 5 Lac)}
2.	2007-2008	Dr. Shruti	1 year	“Some Issues Related to Open Distance Learning System of Education in Rural Northern India”	DEB/UPRTOU {Minor (Limit Up To 1 Lac)}

Ph.D. program in Statistics and Computer Science (Regular mode):

The School of Science offered Ph. D. in Computer Science and Statistics.
Eligibility: The eligibility for enrolling in Ph.D. programme is as per UGC Regulation 2016 and any subsequent changes thereof issued by UGC shall be followed.

Guidelines:2020-21

Programme offered

The School of Science offers following programmes under the CBCS credit system. All the curriculums offered at the School of Science are designed in such a way to generate a pool of highly qualified scientific talent who can fulfil the needs of society, institutions as well as the demands in an industry setting. Thus the programs ensure employability; address global demands and community development.

Post Graduate Programmes

School of Sciences offers the Post Graduate Programme in Statistics, Computer Science and Bio-Chemistry in which Bio-chemistry and Statistic are based on Semester wise examination system while the Computer Science follows semester system.

Objective of the Programmes

The two year M.Sc./M.A. programme is designed to help all the students to get good quality education in the field of Statistics and Biochemistry so that they can find employment after their Post graduation. The curriculum intends to open new doors of systematic knowledge of the subject to the students having graduation in science. The objectives of this programme are to prepare the incumbents to take the challenges of research and developments in the fields of science.

Subjects :

Bio-Chemistry
Computer Science
Statistics
Mathematics

(Note: Before Academic Session 2020-21; M.Sc. (Bio-Chemistry) and M.Sc. / M.A. (Statistics) were used to run as Annual Programme.)

M.Sc. Biochemistry (PGBCH)

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	2	Max.	4
Assignment	Essential (Click Here)	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 9000.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21 2023 Onwards (as per NEP 2020)
SLM	Download (Click Here)	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines	(2020-2023)	(2023 onwards)(as per NEP 2020)
Eligibility	Bachelor degree in concerned subject (B.Sc. (Bio) /B.Sc.(Honors) with Chemistry as one of the subject) OR Biochemsitry / Microbiology / Biotechnology at B.Sc. Level OR Any 4 year Graduate Degree in Medical Sciences. Fee (in Rs.)Rs. 8200.00 p.a.

Programme Outcomes:

PO1	It is expected that each student will understanding the molecular logic of life and being able to participate in the acquisition of this knowledge is integral to the liberal education.
PO2	It is expected that each student is independent in their thought processes after the course and can make a choice of their subsequent career.
PO3	It is expected that each student will ale to learn about physiology and metabolic process of human being.
PO4	It is expected to build on their knowledge and understanding in tackling more advanced and specialized courses, and more widely to pursue independent, self-directed and critical learning.
PO5	This program helps to student to develop research, analytical, presentation skills and advanced scientific methods.
PO6	This program makes student self-reliant y running diagnostic centre through apply practical and theoretical concept of biochemistry.

M.Sc. (Statistics)(PGSTAT) and M. A. (Statistics) (MASTAT)

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	2	Max.	4
Assignment	Essential (Click Here)	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 8500.00 p.a. Rs. 9000.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21 2023 Onwards (as per NEP 2020)
SLM	Download (Click Here)	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines	(2020-2023)	(2023 onwards)(as per NEP 2020)
Eligibility	Any Bachelor Degree (10+2+2 OR 10+2+3 OR 10+2+4) with Mathematics/Statistics/Computer Science as one of the subject /paper and Mathematics in 10+2 level.

Programme Outcomes:

PO1	Gain sound knowledge in theoretical and practical aspects of Statistics. Describe complex statistical ideas to non-statisticians. Handle and analyse large databases with computer skills and use their results and interpretations to make practical suggestions for improvement. Get wide range of job opportunities in industry as well as in government sector.
PO2	The aim of the course is to pay a special attention to applications of measure theory in the probability theory, understanding of Weak Law of Large numbers, Strong Law of Large Numbers and the Central Limit Theorem with their applications. to provide a thorough theoretical grounding in different type of distributions, non-central distributions, censoring, delta method, robust procedures etc.
PO3	To make learners aware of estimation (point, as well as, interval) and testing (simple, as well as, composite hypotheses) procedures. To make aware the learners of parametric, non-parametric and sequential estimation (point, as well as, interval) and testing (simple, as well as, composite hypotheses) procedures. To make learners aware of estimation (point, as well as, interval) and testing (simple, as well as, composite hypotheses) procedures.
PO4	This programme provides the learner the ability to understand the design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data. To provide learners the ability to learn and use linear and non-linear models for normal data, and generalized linear models for normal and non-normal responses. And also to equip learners to apply experimental design techniques in real world problems and in research.
PO5	To learn techniques in survey sampling with practical applications in daily life this would be beneficial for the learners to their further research. The objective of this is to provide advanced techniques in survey sampling with practical applications in daily life and to provide accessible statistical tool for applying sampling strategies and methodologies.
PO6	To develop awareness for the use of stochastic models for representing random phenomena evolving in time such as inventory or queuing situations or stock prices behavior. Survival analysis and Reliability Theory is one area of Statistics that concerns itself with the application of statistical methods to medical, biological, epidemiological and health related problems.
PO7	To introduce learners the knowledge of real field and complex field with their properties and relativity between complex plane and real line. These properties and relations provide grounds for Probability Theory and help in theoretical research in Statistics.
PO8	To provide the understanding of the fundamentals of decision theory and Bayesian inference including concept of subjectivity and priors by examining some simple Bayesian models and linear regression in a Bayesian framework.
PO9	To introduce learners to the analysis of observations on several correlated random variables for a number of individuals. Such analysis becomes necessary in Anthropology, Psychology, Biology, Medicine, Education, Agriculture and Economics when one deals with several variables simultaneously. To learn statistical techniques useful for research work. To understand the quantitative methods used in Social, educational, business and management studies.
PO10	This course will provide the ability to learn the fundamentals of the most relevant nonparametric techniques for statistical inference. The objective of this course is to make the learners aware of the properties and applications of order statistics.
PO 11	To study more advanced topics in econometrics and time series. To introduce quantitative and model based techniques for model formulation and effective decision–making.
PO 12	To describe current population trends, in terms of fertility, mortality and population growth and the concepts of stable and stationary population. To provide understanding of mathematical challenges from a purely applied perspective for a majority of random processes in terms of sequence of event-time pairs.
PO 13	To understand the concept of all theories and their practical knowledge. This program will give a complete knowledge about the audit sampling, audit risk, official and Bio statistics.
PO 14	To introduce some advanced statistical computing techniques to extract information, visualization and knowledge about various industries. To learn the principles and methods of data analysis. To provide a basic understanding of methods of analysing data from different fields. To learn R software. The main objective of this course is to allow the learners to learn the advanced techniques of modeling real data from diverse discipline

M.Sc. (Computer Science) (MCS)

Objective:
The two year M.Sc programme, M.Sc.(CS), is designed to provide a postgraduate and core level knowledge in computer science help all the students to understanding, analysis, management, and handling of real life information technology problems in workplace. The programme provides a positive attitude towards and willingness to communicate and cooperate effectively and take up leadership opportunities.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	2	Max.	4
Assignment	Essential (Click Here)	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 14000.00 p.a.	Nature of Prog.	Semester
SLM	Download (Click Here)	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Syllabus	2018-19, ,	2020-2023	2023 Onwards (as per NEP 2020)
Rules/Guidelines	(2020-2023)	(2023 onwards)(as per NEP 2020)
Eligibility	Bachelor degree with Computer Science/Information Technology/Computer applications

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	Graduates will have an ability to identify, formulate and implement computing solutions.
PO 2	Graduates will have an ability to design and conduct experiments, analyze and interpret data
PO 3	Graduates will be able to design a system, component or process as per needs and specification.
PO 4	Graduates will have the skill to work on multidisciplinary tasks and will be aware of the new and emerging disciplines.
PO 5	Graduates willdemonstrate skills to use modern tools, software and equipment to analyze problems.

M.Sc. (Mathematics) (PGMM)/M.A. (Mathematics) (MAMM)

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	2	Max.	4
Assignment	Essential (Click Here)	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 10800 per year	Nature of Prog.	Semester
SLM	Download (Click Here)	New/Revised Programme	2025
Syllabus	2025-26
Rules/Guidelines	(2025-2026)	(2025-2026)
Eligibility	Bachelor Degree in concerned subject (B.Sc.-Mathematics or any 4 Year gradute degree in Mathematics OR B.Tech.(CSE/IT/EC/CE etc))

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	Gain sound knowledge in theoretical and practical aspects of Statistics. Describe complex statistical ideas to non-statisticians. Handle and analyse large databases with computer skills and use their results and interpretations to make practical suggestions for improvement. Get wide range of job opportunities in industry as well as in government sector.
PO 2	The aim of the course is to pay a special attention to applications of measure theory in the probability theory, understanding of Weak Law of Large numbers, Strong Law of Large Numbers and the Central Limit Theorem with their applications. to provide a thorough theoretical grounding in different type of distributions, non-central distributions, censoring, delta method, robust procedures etc.
PO 3	To develop awareness for the use of stochastic models for representing random phenomena evolving in time such as inventory or queuing situations or stock prices behavior. Survival analysis and Reliability Theory is one area of Statistics that concerns itself with the application of statistical methods to medical, biological, epidemiological and health related problems.
PO 4	Graduates will have an ability to identify, formulate and implement computing solutions.
PO 5	Graduates willdemonstrate skills to use modern tools, software and equipment to analyze problems.

Professional Development Programmes (PDPs) attended by the Faculty Members:

Name of Teacher	Year	Title of the Professional Development Programme	Date and Duration (from - to)
Dr. Shruti	2021	Winter School, with grade 'A', organized by U.G.C.–H.R.D.C., University of Allahabad, Prayagraj, U.P..	19.01.2021 to 01.02.2021
	2019	Refresher Course in “Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science & Astrology”, with grade ‘A’, organized by U.G.C.- H.R.D.C. University of Lucknow, Lucknow, U.P..	02nd – 23rd January, 2019
	2018	Faculty Development Programme on “Data Analysis using Software Packages”, organized by Dept of Statistics & IQAC, Hindu College, University of Delhi, Delhi.	12th – 24th, December, 2018
	2013	Refresher Course in “Mathematics/Statistics (ID)”, with grade ‘A’, organized by U.G.C.- A.S.C. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra.	03rd – 23rd December, 2013
	2011	Orientation Programme, with grade 'A', organized by U.G.C.–A.S.C., University of Allahabad, U.P..	03.02.2011 to 02.03.2011
	2010	Refresher Programme in “Distance Education”, Staff Training & Research Institute of Distance Education, Indira Gandhi National, Open, University, New Delhi.	22.03.2010 to 16.04.2010
Mr. Manoj Kumar Balwant	2020	Two week online Refresher Course on “Internet of Things”, with grade ‘A+’, organized by U.G.C.- H.R.D.C., Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, Telangana.	07th - 19th September, 2020
	2020	Faculty Development Programme on “Deep Learning and its Applications”, organized by Electronics & ICT Academy, IIT, Roorkee, Uttrakhand	22nd – 30th June, 2020
	2019	Orientation Programme, with grade 'A', organized by U.G.C.– H.R.D.C., Kumaun University, Nainital, Uttarakhand.	01st - 30th March 2019
Dr. Marisha	2017	Orientation Course	1-28 September, 2017

Awards or Fellowships received by Faculty members:

Name of Teacher	Year	Awards or Fellowships
Dr. Shruti	2021	“Award for Teachers with Highest Potential”, Edwin Incorporation, SAMA, Singapore.
	2018	“Award for Professor with Excellence in Teaching in Higher Education” in the International Conference on “Higher Education Standards and Trends Towards Multidisciplinary Studies in the World”, 27th - 29th January, 2018, Barabanki, U.P..
	2017	“Best Teacher Award” [“Utkrashtha Shikshak Sammaan” (Utkrashata Sammaan – 2017]. of U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University for year 2017.
	2015	“Best Research Paper Award” for paper “Population Projection under a Set of Birth Trajectory: Application of Stable Population Theory” in the International Conference on “Multidisciplinary Research for the Achievement of Excellence in Higher Education & Industry”, 26th - 27th October, 2015, Ravindra Bhawan, Goa.

Post Graduate Diploma Programmes

Objective:
This programme is designed to equip the graduates of different disciplines with the necessary knowledge of some essential subjects. The courses have been designed keeping in mind the present day requirement of the students as well as employers and are aimed at increasing the employability of the graduates and enhancing their career prospects. The School of Science currently offers:

Subject :

Bio-Statistics and Demography
Bio-Statistics and Population Studies

Post Graduate Diploma in Bio-Statistics and Demography (PGDBSD)

Objective:
The educational objectives of the PGDBSD program are to enable the learner gain skilled knowledge about the basic bio statistics and demography with the demographic models as well as its practical applications approach.

Produce knowledgeable and statistically sound skilled persons, biostatisticians and demographers.
Make the learners able to gain new and exclusive knowledge about the related field.
To prepare the learners to take up a step towards the job oriented skills.
To applicable for the further studies and researches.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1	Max.	3
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 8200.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	40
Eligibility	10+2+3 with Mathematics at 10+2

Produce knowledgeable and statistically sound skilled persons, biostatisticians and demographers.
Make the learners able to gain new and exclusive knowledge about the related field.
To prepare the learners to take up a step towards the job oriented skills.
To applicable for the further studies and researches.

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	To imbibe strong foundation of statistics in learner. To familiarize learner with basic statistical concepts. To update learners with mathematical tools that aid in statistical theory. To strengthen learners’ knowledge of basics of computers and data analysis. To promote application-oriented pedagogy by exposing learners to real world data and to prepare the learners to carry out research and development work.
PO 2	To understand the concept of scope and source of demographic data. To collect valid Demographic data using different methods. To learn basic measures of Mortality, Fertility, Migration and Population Growth. To construct life tables. To provide scientific approaches to develop the domain of human knowledge through empirical studies. To enable the learner researchers to understand basic concepts and aspects related to research, data collection, analyses and interpretation.
PO 3	To study the different demographic parameters, birth interval analysis, concept of mobility, migration, life table etc.
PO 4	To study the different fertility, mortality and migration models, Gompertz curve, stable and Stationary models, growth curves, stochastic models for populations.
PO 5	To give the knowledge about research, research methodologies, its types, sampling theory and methods of data collection.
PO 6	To understand the concept of descriptive statistics, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion, association of attributes.
PO 7	To understand the concept of testing of hypothesis, level of significance, parametric and non parametric tests. Biostatistics is one area of Applied Statistics that concerns itself with the application of statistical methods to medical, biological, epidemiological and health related problems.
PO 8	To understand the concept of all theories and their practical knowledge.
PO 9	To understand the ANOVA and ANCOVA.

Post Graduate Diploma in Bio-Statistics and Population Studies (PGDBSPS)

Objective:
The educational objectives of the PGDBSPS program are to enable the learner gain skilled knowledge about the basic bio statistics and demography with the demographic models as well as its practical applications approach.

Produce knowledgeable and statistically sound skilled persons who work in the field of population sciences and biostatisticians.
Make the learners able to gain new and exclusive knowledge about the related field.
To prepare the learners to take up a step towards the job oriented skills.
To applicable for the further studies and researches.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1	Max.	3
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 8200.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	40
Eligibility	10+2+3 with Mathematics at 10+2

PO 1	To imbibe strong foundation of statistics in learner. To familiarize learner with basic statistical concepts. To update learners with mathematical tools that aid in statistical theory. To strengthen learners’ knowledge of basics of computers and data analysis. To promote application-oriented pedagogy by exposing learners to real world data and to prepare the learners to carry out research and development work.
PO 2	To understand the concept of scope and source of demographic data. To collect valid Demographic data using different methods. To learn basic measures of Mortality, Fertility, Migration and Population Growth. To construct life tables. To provide scientific approaches to develop the domain of human knowledge through empirical studies. To enable the learner researchers to understand basic concepts and aspects related to research, data collection, analyses and interpretation.
PO 3	To study the different demographic parameters, birth interval analysis, concept of mobility, migration, life table etc.
PO 4	To study the different fertility, mortality and migration models, Gompertz curve, stable and Stationary models, growth curves, stochastic models for populations.
PO 5	To give the knowledge about research, research methodologies, its types, sampling theory and methods of data collection.
PO 6	To understand the concept of descriptive statistics, measures of central tendency, measures of dispersion, association of attributes.
PO 7	To understand the concept of testing of hypothesis, level of significance, parametric and non parametric tests, ANOVA and ANCOVA.
PO 8	To understand the concept of all theories and their practical knowledge. Biostatistics is one area of Applied Statistics that concerns itself with the application of statistical methods to medical, biological, epidemiological and health related problems.
PO 9	To understand the knowledge about Population, Concept of Sustainable Development, Theories of Development , Resources, Development, Population Projection and Policies, Different Methods of Population Projection, Gompertz curve and Growth Rate Models.

Graduate Diploma Programmes

Subject :

Applied Statistics and Computer
Vedic Mathematics

Diploma in Applied Statistics and Computer (DASC)

Objective:
The educational objectives of the DASC program are to enable the learner gain basic skills required for knowledge about the basic statistics and computer with its practical applications.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1	Max.	3
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 4500.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	40
Eligibility	10+2

Produce knowledgeable and statistically sound skilled persons which may employable in any sector.
Make the learners able to gain new and exclusive knowledge about the statistical tools.
To prepare the learners to take up a step towards the job oriented skills.
To applicable for the further studies and researches.

Diploma In Vedic Mathematics

Objective:

Understanding the history of Indian mathematics, contribution of Indian mathematicians in the field of mathematics, make the present generation aware and awaken the glory of pride in it.
From ancient times, India has a bright tradition of mathematics. From the past to the present, benefiting the mass with this mathematical knowledge.
In connection with Vedic Mathematics, Swami Bharathikrishna Tirtha (14 March 1884 to 02 February 1960), in compiling sixteen formulas and thirteen Upasutras in Sanskrit, through his experiments, has given interesting methods of solving mathematical problems in his book, which present mathematical teaching make simple and interesting and useful for competitive examinations. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to these methods.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1	Max.	3
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 5700.00 p.a.	Syllabus	2018-19 2020-21
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	32
Eligibility	10+2

Bachelors Degree Programme

Objective:
The main aim of the three year annual basis B.Sc. Programme is to provide opportunities for higher education in science to in service and other people living in rural/remote areas and belonging to disadvantaged sections of the society, and to promote scientific temper in everyday life. A student who wants to take B.Sc. degree may select one of the following combinations of science subjects

Admission Procedure

Direct

Duration In Years

Min.

Max.

Assignment

Essential (Click Here)

Medium (Eng./Hindi)

English/Hindi

Fee (in Rs.)

Rs. 8000.00 p.a.

New/Revised Programme

Revised (2015)

Revised (2020-2023)

July 2023 (As per NEP 2020)

SLM

UGPHS

UGCHE

UGMM

UGZY

UGBY

UGSTAT

UGCS

UGBCH

Eligibility

10+2 (Science Group)

Rules

Rules 2020-2023

Rules w.e.f. july-2023 (as per NEP 2020)

Syllabus

Subject	(2018-19)	(2020-23)	(2023-onwards) (as per NEP 2020)
Physics	(View)	(View)	(View)
Chemistry	(View)	(View)	(View)
Mathematics	(View)	(View)	(View)
Zoology	(View)	(View)	(View)
Botany	(View)	(View)	(View)
Statistics	(View)	(View)	(View)
Computer Science	(View)	(View)	(View)
Bio-Chemistry	(View)	(View)	(View)
Environmental Science	Not Applicable	Not Applicable	(View)

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	This programme forms the basis of science and comprises of the subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry, Statistics and Computer Science.
PO 2	It helps to develop scientific temper and thus can prove to be more beneficial for the society as the scientific developments can make a nation or society to grow at a rapid pace.
PO 3	After the completion of this programme learner’s have the option to go for higher studies i.e. M. Sc and then do some research for the welfare of mankind.
PO 4	After higher studies learner’s can join as scientist and can even look for professional job oriented courses.
PO 5	This programme also offers opportunities for serving in Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force as officers.
PO 6	After this programme learner’s have the option to join Indian Civil Services as IAS, IFS etc..
PO 7	Science graduates can go to serve in industries or may opt for establishing their own industrial unit.
PO 8	After the completion of the B.Sc. degree there are various other options available for the science learner’s. Often, in some reputed universities or colleges in India and abroad the learner’s are recruited by big MNC’s after their completion of the course.
PO 9	Apart from the research jobs, learner’s can also work or get jobs in Marketing, Business & Other technical fields. Science graduates also recruited in the bank sector to work as customer service executives. Learner’s can also find employment in government sectors.
PO 10	Able to understand interdisciplinary studies, with a strong focus on aspects of human culture and achievements in social and behavioral sciences.
PO 11	The program aims to provide learner’s to understand the use of English Grammar and Communication Skills. It is related to improve the learners proficiency in English by developing their skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking. It also deals with knowledge and skills of daily oral and written practice of Hindi language, use of Hindi language in offices and correct use of Hindi in various fields.
PO 12	The program also designed to focus on understandability of information technology, concept of open and distance learning, medicinal use of plants and provide awareness to environmental studies.
PO 13	The learner is able to understand the disposal of solid waste, nutrition for the community and aware about the possible mechanism for disaster management.
PO 14	The program aims to provide learner’s to understand the use of office tools and fundamental of computers

B.Sc.
	Group: Physical Sciences	Group: Life Sciences
PSO 1	Able to concentrate on Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science.	Able to acquire knowledge regarding Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Biochemistry and Statistics.
PSO 2	Able to demonstrate a scientific knowledge of the core physics principles in Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Modern Physics, and Optics.	Able to recognize the relationship between structure and function at all levels: molecular, cellular, and organismal.
PSO 3	Able to demonstrate basic manipulative skills in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and beginning calculus.	Acquire knowledge of Plant diversity, cell biology, plant ecology.
PSO 4	Able to apply the underlying unifying structures of mathematics (i.e. sets, relations and functions, logical structure) and the relationships among them.	Acquire knowledge of genetics, Plant physiology, Taxonomy and Evolution, Development Biology
PSO 5	Can investigate and apply mathematical problems and solutions in a variety of contexts related to science, technology, business and industry, and illustrate these solutions using symbolic, numeric, or graphical methods.	Able to understand Animal diversity, cell biology, Animal ecology, genetics, Animal physiology, Taxonomy and Evolution, Development Biology
PSO 6	Acquire knowledge of Chemical Thermodynamics, Kinetics, Electrochemistry, Atomic Structure, Organic Chemistry, Spectroscopy and Skill in Industrial Chemistry.	Acquire knowledge of Chemical Thermodynamics, Kinetics, Electrochemistry, Atomic Structure, Organic Chemistry, Spectroscopy and Skill in Industrial Chemistry.
PSO 7	Able to demonstrate basic statistical skills in probability, distribution, correlation, regression, inference, operation research.	Able to demonstrate basic statistical skills in probability, distribution, correlation, regression, inference, operation research.
PSO 8	Able to define and explain major concepts in the computer science.	Able to define and explain major concepts in the biological sciences.
PSO 9	The learner will determine the appropriate level of technology for use in: a) experimental design and implementation, b) analysis of experimental data, and c) mathematical methods in problem solutions.	They are able to correctly use biological instrumentation and proper laboratory techniques.
PSO 10	Investigate and apply mathematical problems and solutions in a variety of contexts related to science, technology, business and industry, and illustrate these solutions using symbolic, numeric, or graphical methods.	Learner’s will be able to communicate biological knowledge in oral and written form
PSO 11	Can join Indian Air Force, Indian Navy and can also go for other competitive exams. He can go for higher studies in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics or Geography.	They can go for Indian Forest Service and other competitive examinations.
PSO 12	He can join as a scientist in research institutes of immense knowledge having a great scope for growth and development.	They can opt for higher studies in Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, biochemistry, and Biotechnology.
PSO 13	Banking sector is another good option	Biochemistry and biotechnology is another fast growing field which is more applicable in Industries and Hospitals.

Certificate Programmes

Subject :

Applied Statistics and Computer
Forensic Science
Computer Animation
Web Designing and Development
Laboratory Technique
Vedic Mathematics

(1) Certificate in Applied Statistics and Computer (CASC)

Program Objective:
The educational objectives of the CASC program are to enable the learner gain basic skills required for knowledge about the basic statistics with its practical applications.

Produce knowledgeable and statistically sound skilled workforce which may employable in any sector.
Make the learners able to gain new and classy knowledge about the statistical tools.
To applicable for the further studies and researches.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	Hindi
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 2200.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	To imbibe strong foundation of statistics in learner. To familiarize learner with basic statistical concepts. To update learners with mathematical tools that aid in statistical theory. To strengthen learners’ knowledge of basics of computers and data analysis. To promote application-oriented pedagogy by exposing learners to real world data and to prepare the learners to carry out research and development work.
PO 2	Acquainting the Learner with various statistical methods. To introduce learners to different measurement scales, qualitative and quantitative and discrete and continuous data. To help learners to organize data into frequency distribution graphs, including bar graphs, histograms, polygons, and Ogives. Learners should be able to understand the purpose for measuring central tendency, variation, skewness and kurtosis and should be able to compute them as well. Learners should be able to understand and compute various statistical measures of correlation, fitting of curve and regression.
PO 3	To understand the concept of probability and probability distributions and their applications in statistical inference. To understand the process of hypothesis testing. To have a clear understanding of when to apply various tests of hypothesis about population parameters using sample statistics and draw appropriate conclusions from the analysis. To learn how the mathematical ideas of Statistics carry over into the world of applications. Drawing inference about the unknown population parameters based on random samples. Validating our estimation/ inference about the population using hypothesis testing. To provide tools and techniques for selecting a sample of elements from a target population keeping in mined the objectives to be fulfilled and nature of population. To obtain estimator of the population parameter on the basis of selected sample and study its properties.
PO 4	To understand the concept of all theories and their practical knowledge. This program will give a complete knowledge about the statistics and also the fundamental of computer and IT.
PO 5	This course will help learners to learn techniques and approach of SQC being used in industry to manufacture goods and services of high quality at low cost. This course will also give exposure to Six sigma and Index Numbers. Understanding of the process generating a time series. Forecasting future values of the observed series. This also provides the knowledge about Index numbers, time series analysis and others.
PO 6	To collect valid Demographic data using different methods. To learn basic measures of Mortality, Fertility and Population Growth. To construct life tables. To provide scientific approaches to develop the domain of human knowledge through empirical studies. To enable the learner researchers to understand basic concepts and aspects related to research, data collection, analyses and interpretation.

(2) Certificate in Forensic Science (CFS)

Program Objective:
The objective of this Programme is to equip the learners with the basics of forensic science.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 6200.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2 (Science)

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	Application oriented course on forensic Science.
PO 2	Provide platform to learner to attaint specialized qualification in forensic science to fulfill the eligible criteria in various scientific Laboratories.
PO 3	Provide opportunity to the learner to be work in various laboratories of Govt./Pvt. Institutes, University and other scientific laboratories.

(3) Certificate Course in Computer Animation (CCCA)

Animation involves creating moving images with the help of computers. This technique is widely used in a number of applications such as, films, televisions, video games, advertisements. The course objective of Computer Animation course is designed to give the students an introductory knowledge of Computer Animation and equip them with basic tools and techniques used in creating animations.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 5700.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	Imparting basic knowledge of Computer animation
PO 2	Imparting skills for creating 2D and 3D animation
PO 3	Imparting skills for using Photoshop
PO 4	Prepare learners for career in designing and animation
PO 5	Help learners in getting new skills for career advancement and entrepreneurship

(4) Certificate course in Web Designing and Development (CCWD)

The course objective of Web designing is a significant part of the Information Technology industry with wide applications in almost every walk of life including industries, business and education. This course focuses on designing and development of websites. It is aimed at providing basic programming in HTML, CSS and using JSP and Javascript. The students will also learn PHP, working with relational database server MySQL and using PHP with MySQL. This course has wide applicability for people belonging to different disciplines and will prove useful for anyone who is looking for a career in web designing and development.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 5700.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	Use fundamental skills to maintain web server services required to host a website.
PO 2	Learn markup languages for processing, identifying, and presenting of information in web pages.
PO 3	Use scripting languages and web services to transfer data and add interactive components to web pages.
PO 4	Incorporate aesthetics and formal concepts of layout to design websites that effectively communicate using visual elements.
PO 5	Combine multiple web technologies to create advanced web components.
PO 6	Incorporate appropriate security principles to check common vulnerabilities in web implementations.
PO 7	Use best practices of navigation, usability and written content in designing websites to get easy access to the information.

(5) Certificate Programme in Laboratory Technique (CPLT)

The broad objectives of this programme are to familiarise the learners with the basic facilities available in school and college level Biology, Chemistry and Physics laboratories and impart knowledge of the basics of organization and management of science laboratories. The course will train the learners in the operation and maintenance of simple instruments used in science laboratories; and to enable themto develop skills in common laboratory techniques. The learner will also train in the procedures of procurement and storage of laboratory equipment and materials and adopt appropriate disposal procedures and safety methods suitable for laboratories. This programme is intended for persons employed as or aspiring for employment as laboratory technicians in school or college laboratories. This academic programme has been designed to train laboratory supporting staff in appropriate procedures for organizing and maintaining school/college laboratories.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	Hindi / English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 5700.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	To familiarize the learner with the basic facilities available in science laboratories and impart knowledge of the basics of organization and management of science laboratories.
PO 2	The course will train the learners in the operation and maintenance of simple instruments used in science laboratories; and to enable them to develop skills in common laboratory techniques.
PO 3	The learner will also train in the procedures of procurement and storage of laboratory equipment and materials and adopt appropriate disposal procedures and safety methods suitable for laboratories.
PO 4	This programme is intended for persons employed as or aspiring for employment as laboratory technicians in school or college laboratories.

(6) Certificate in Vedic Mathematics

Objective:

Understanding the history of Indian mathematics, contribution of Indian mathematicians in the field of mathematics, make the present generation aware and awaken the glory of pride in it.
From ancient times, India has a bright tradition of mathematics. From the past to the present, benefiting the mass with this mathematical knowledge.
In connection with Vedic Mathematics, Swami Bharathikrishna Tirtha (14 March 1884 to 02 February 1960), in compiling sixteen formulas and thirteen Upasutras in Sanskrit, through his experiments, has given interesting methods of solving mathematical problems in his book, which present mathematical teaching make simple and interesting and useful for competitive examinations. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to these methods.

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	1/2	Max.	2
Assignment	Not-Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 3700.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	24
Eligibility	10+2

(7) Two year certificate course in Single Subject-Science (CCSS-Sc.)

Subject :

Physics
Mathematics
Statistics
Computer Science
Botany
Zoology
Chemistry
Bio-Chemistry

Admission Procedure	Direct	Duration In Years	Min.	2	Max.	4
Assignment	Essential	Medium (Eng./Hindi)	English
Fee (in Rs.)	Rs. 5000.00 p.a.	Syllabus
SLM	Download	New/Revised Programme	Revised (2015)
Rules/Guidelines		Credits	40
Eligibility	10+2+3

Programme Outcomes:

PO 1	This programme forms the basis of science and comprises of the single subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry, Statistics and Computer Science.
PO 2	It helps to develop scientific temper and thus can prove to be more beneficial for the society as the scientific developments can make a nation or society to grow at a rapid pace.
PO 3	After the completion of this programme learner’s have the option to go for higher studies i.e. M. Sc and then do some research for the welfare of mankind.
PO 4	After higher studies learner’s can join as scientist and can even look for professional job oriented courses.
PO 5	This programme forms the basis of science and comprises of the single subjects combination in graduate level for teaching aptitude.

Programme Coordinators and Course Coordinators

S. No.	Name of Programme	Name of Programme Coordinator
1	M.Sc. (Statistics)	Dr. Shruti Email Id :drshruti.uprtu@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048051
2	M.A. (Statistics)
3	PGD in Bio Statistics & Demography
4	PGD in Bio Statistics & Population Studies
5	Diploma in Applied Statistics & Computer
6	Certificate in Applied Statistics & Computer
7	M.Sc. (Computer Science)	Sh. Manoj Kr. Balwant Email Id :balwantuoh89@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048125
8	Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA)
9	Certificate in Computer Animation
10	Certificate in Linux Administration
11	Master of Computer Application (MCA)	Dr. C K Singh Email Id :cksingh_apsu@hotmail.com Contact No :7525048044
12	PGD in Computer Application (PGDCA)
13	Diploma in Web Technology
14	Certificate in Web Designing and Development
15	Certificate in Computer Course
16	M.Sc. (Biochemistry)	Dr. Dharmveer Singh Email Id : dharm.biochem@gmail.com Contact No : 9455824933
17	Certificate in Forensic Science	Dr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta Email Id :-guptadines@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048053
18	Certificate in Laboratory Technique
19	B.Sc.	Dr. C K Singh Email Id :cksingh_apsu@hotmail.com Contact No :7525048044
		Name of Course Coordinator
		Biochemistry (Dr. R. P. Singh) Email Id : dr.rpsingh81@yahoo.com Contact No : 8355085546
		Chemistry (Dr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta) Email Id :-guptadines@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048053
		Computer Science (Dr. C K Singh) Email Id :cksingh_apsu@hotmail.com Contact No :7525048044
		Statistics (Dr. Shruti) Email Id :drshruti.uprtu@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048051
		Botany (Dr. Sushma Chauhan) Email Id : drsushma65@rediffmail.com Contact No : 9452084820
		Zoology (Dr. Deepa Chaubey) Email Id : drdeepa69@rediffmail.com Contact No : 9118488118
		Physics (Mr. Arvind Kr. Mishra) Email Id : akmishra.mishra99@gmail.com Contact No : 8004489641
		Mathematics (Dr. Raghvendra Singh) Email Id : 10singh.raghvendra@gmail.com Contact No : 7379630291
20	Diploma in Vedic Mathematics	Mathematics (Dr. Raghvendra Singh) Email Id : 10singh.raghvendra@gmail.com Contact No : 7379630291
21	Certificate in Vedic Mathematics
22	Two Year Certificate Course in Single Subject-Science	Dr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta Email Id :-guptadines@gmail.com Contact No :-7525048053

Books

S.No.	Year	Name of the Authors/ Editors	Title of the Book/ Edited Book	Title of the Professional Development Programme	ISBN Number	Name of the Publisher
1	2021	Sudhir Kumar Singh, Ram Bharose, Jasna Nemčić-Jurec, Kishan S. Rawat, Dhramveer Singh	Agricultural Water Management Theories and Practices	Irrigation Water Quality Appraisal using Statistical Methods and WATEQ4F Geochemical Model	ISBN: 978-0-12-812362-1	Academic Press, Elsevier
2	2020	Dr. Shruti (Author)	Statistics in Social Sciences		ISBN: 987-87-39807-34-3	Persea Book Publications, New York
3		Dr. D. K. Gupta, Dr. Shruti , Dr. Ashutosh Gupta and Prof. G. S. Shukla (Editors)	Emerging Trends of Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics (Edited Book)		ISBN: 978-99-94604-39-3	Edwin Group of Publications, Kathmandu, Nepal
4		Shruti	Emerging Trends of Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics	Importance of Statistics in Biological Sciences	ISBN: 978-99-94604-39-3	Edwin Group of Publications, Kathmandu, Nepal
5		Dinesh Kumar Gupta	Emerging Trends of Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics	Toward Efficient Drug Delivery and Bio-Imagine Through Metal Organic Frameworks	ISBN: 978-99-94604-39-3	Edwin Group of Publications, Kathmandu, Nepal
6		Rahul Kanaoujiya, Dharamveer Singh, Shekhar Srivastava	Emerging Trends of Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics	Medicinal Value of Indian Spices	ISBN: 978-99-94604-39-3	Edwin Group of Publications, Kathmandu, Nepal
		Dr. Ravi Shankar Shukla, Ms. Marisha & Manoj K Balwant/Dr. Sudhkar Pandey & Prof. Ashutosh Gupta	Office Tools and Internet		ISBN 978-93-83328-19-2	UPRTOU Prayagraj
		Manoj K Balwant & Dr. Jitendra Pande/Prof. Ashutosh Gupta & Prof. Abhay Saxena	Computer Organization			UPRTOU Prayagraj
		Manoj K Balwant/Prof. Manu Pratap Singh	Operating System		ISBN- 978-93-83328-97-0	UPRTOU Prayagraj
7			Emerging Trends of Biological Sciences and Bio-Statistics		ISBN: 978-99-94604-39-3	Edwin Group of Publications, Kathmandu, Nepal
8	2019	Dr. Shruti (Author)	“Descriptive Statistics (Concepts and Applications)		ISBN: 978-87-39807-34-3	Combat Publications, Denmark
9		Dr. D. K. Gupta, Dr. Shruti and Dr. P. P. Dubey (Editors)	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics” (Edited Book)		ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
10		B. B. Khare, Supriya Khare and Shruti (Authors)	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	“Estimation of Population Mean in Heterogeneous Population in the Presence of Non Response” pp. 75-78	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
11		Shruti and Sandeep Mishra (Authors)	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	“Effect of Migration on Fertility in India: A Comparative Study” pp. 89-98	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
12		Shruti, Sandeep Mishra and Tanuja Srivastava (Authors)	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	“An Application of Spatial Autoregressive Models to the Study of Mortality Rates in India” pp. 108-115	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
13		Dinesh Kumar Gupta	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	Concept of Nanotechnology	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
14		Dinesh Kumar Gupta, Santosh Kumar & D. K. Sahu	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	Development of Organic-Inorganic Hybrids and Modified Alkoxides Precursors for Functionalized Nanomaterials in Support of Adsorption and Catalytic Applications: An Approach	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
15		Dharmveer Singh, Monika Singh, Shalini Verma & Vijay Krishna	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	Bioinspired Nanomaterials: Synthesis and Applications	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
16		Shruti and D.K. Gupta (Authors)	“Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Bio-Statistics”	Introduction/ Editorial	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Mauritius, RU
17		Ms. Marisha	Academic Libraries, Collection to Connectivity	Origin and Evolution of Computer Science Research in India	978-81-8329- 948-0	Shree Publishers and Distributors, New Delhi
18		Dinesh Kumar Gupta, Santosh Kumar and D. K. Sahu	Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Biostatistics	Development of organic-inorganic hybrids and modified alkoxides precursors for functionalized nanomaterials in support of adsorption and catalytic applications: An approach	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP, LAMBERT Academic Publishing, RU
19		Dinesh Kumar Gupta	Dimensions of Nanotechnology and Biostatistics	Concept of Nanotechnology	ISBN: 978-620-0-07999-2	LAP, LAMBERT Academic Publishing, RU
20			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	Atomic Structure	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Allahabad
21			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	Periodic properties of elements	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University
22			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	Chemical Bonding	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University
23			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	General Studies of s block elements	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University
24			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	General Studies of p- block elements	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University
25			Basic Inorganic Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry-1)	Oxidation and Reduction	ISBN: 978-93-83328-28-4	U. P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University, Allahabad
26		Dharmveer Singh	Bio inspired materials: Synthesis and Applications, D.K. Gupta et al., Dimension of nanotechnology and Biostatics	Bio inspired materials: Synthesis and Applications,	ISBN: 978620 0079992	Lambert Publication
27	2017	Dr. Shruti, Dr. G. K. Dwivedi and Dr. Ashutosh Gupta (Editors)	“Applications of Statistical and Computational Softwares” (Edited Book)		ISBN: 978-114-340-0044	Common Ground Publication, Champaign, USA
28		Prof. Ashutosh Gupta	Applications of Statistical and Computational Software’s	Comparison of Students’ Performance using Data Mining Tool Membrane Computing: A Review	ISBN:978-0-144-340- 0044	Common Ground Publication, USA
29		Dinesh Kumar Gupta	Applications of Statistical and Computational Softwares	Advances of Software in Exploring Chemistry	978-1-44 3-40 004-4	COMMON GROUND PUBLICATION, University of Illinois, USA
30		B. B. Khare, Supriya Khare andShruti (Authors)	“Applications of Statistical and Computational Softwares” (Edited Book)	“Optimization Programming Methods and their uses in Sample Survey” pp. 57-70	ISBN: 978-114-340-0044	Common Ground Publication, Champaign, USA
31		Shruti and Ashutosh Gupta (Authors)	“Applications of Statistical and Computational Softwares” (Edited Book)	Introduction/ Editorial	ISBN: 978-114-340-0044	Common Ground Publication, Champaign, USA
32	2016	Dr. Shruti (Editor)	“Innovative Practices of Statistics in Research” (Edited Book)		ISBN: 978-81-8274-926-9	Pentagon Press, New Delhi, India
33		Shruti and K.N.S. Yadava (Authors)	“Innovative Practices of Statistics in Research” (Edited Book)	“Research Methodology (In Context of Social Sciences)” pp.19-36	ISBN: 978-81-8274-926-9	Pentagon Press, New Delhi, India.
34		Shruti (Author)	“Innovative Practices of Statistics in Research” (Edited Book)	Introduction/ Editorial	ISBN: 978-81-8274-926-9	Pentagon Press, New Delhi, India.
35		Marisha	Advances in Computing, Control and Communication Technology	Computational Analysis of Performance of Research Intensive Higher Education Institutions	978-93-85926- 20-4	Allied Publishers, New Delhi
37		Dinesh Kumar Gupta	Synthesis and characterization of some modified Alkoxides and MOFs		978-3-659-82626-9	LAP, LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany
38	2014	Dr. Shruti and Prof. K. N. S. Yadava (Author)	“Demography (Concepts, Components & Its Effects)”		ISBN: 978-93-83459-62-9	Bonfring Publication, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
39	2012	Dr. Shruti (Author)	“Some Population Models”		ISBN: 978-81-89627-26-3	Alok Prakashan, Allahabad, U.P., India.

Research Papers

Gupta, Shubhi, Prakash Srivastava, and Ashutosh Gupta. "Portable Smart Healthcare Approach for Earlier Stage Eye Tests for Diabetic Retinopathy Detection." International Journal of Information Retrieval Research (IJIRR) 11.2 (2021): 53-68.
Gupta, Shubhi, et al. "Cost effective DIY Smartphone based Retinal Imaging." 2021 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Engineering and Management (ICIEM). IEEE, 2021.
Manoj Kumar Balwant, Bidirectional LSTM Based on POS tags and CNN Architecture for Fake News Detection, 10th International Conference on Computing, Communication and Network Technology(ICCCNT), pp. 1-6, (2019).
Manoj Kumar Balwant, Maroti Deshmukh, Generating Cancelable Palmprint templates Using Local Binary Pattern and Random Projection, 13th International Conference on Signal-Image Technology & Internet-Based System (SITIS), pp. 203-209, (2017).

Video Lectures – Biochemistry - 05

S.No.	Name of Faculty	Course Code	Title	Uploaded Date and link
1	Dr. Dharmveer Singh	PGBCH-101 Unit-1	Cell Biology and Biomolecules Unit-1, Cell and Biomolecule ( Part I )	uploaded on *23.07.2020, https://youtu.be/ulZrr/0-Bdw*
1	Dr. Dharmveer Singh	PGBCH-101 Unit-2	Cell Biology and Biomolecules Unit-II, Carbohydrate	uploaded on 23.07.2020, https://youtu.be/ulZrr/0-Bdw
2	Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh	PGBCH-101 Unit-5 (Part-II)	Cell Biology and Biomolecules Block – III, Unit-V, Introduction to Lipids	uploaded on 04.08.2021, https://youtu.be/ulZrr/0-Bdw
3		UGBCH-101 Unit-1	Cell Biology and Biomolecules Unit-V, Nucleic Acids, Introduction and Significance	uploaded on 07.10.2020, https://youtu.be/wtZ1VWcsu1c
4		UGBCH-101 Unit-1	Introduction to Biochemistry Unit-1, History and Scopes of Biochemistry	uploaded on 31.01.2020, https://youtu.be/EbMoZuiSVns

Video Lectures – Botany - 03

5	Dr. Sushma Chauhan	UGBY – 102 Module-2	Plant Physiology Absorption of Water	uploaded on *06.08.2021, https://youtu.be/2W5SkkFNdk*
6		UGBY – 102 Module-1	Plant Physiology Absorption of Water	uploaded on 05.08.2021, https://youtu.be/yEblrxy6mAU
7		UGBY – 08	Plant Physiology concept of diffusion, Osmosis, Imbibitions and Water Potential	uploaded on 05.11.2019
8	Dr. Dinesh K. Gupta	UGCHE-101 Unit-1	Inorganic Chemistry I (Basic Inorganic Chemistry) Unit-1, Atomic Structure	uploaded on 15.11.2019, https://youtu.be/aHtF7_3YmuQ
9		UGCHE-101 Unit-2, Module-1	Inorganic Chemistry I (Basic Inorganic Chemistry), Unit-2, Module-1, Periodic properties of elements	uploaded on 06.10.2020, https://youtu.be/sGfiD9
10		UGCHE-101 Unit-2 Module-2	Inorganic Chemistry I (Basic Inorganic Chemistry) Unit-2, Module-2, Periodic Properties of Elements	uploaded on 13.08.2021, https://youtu.be/_KZyeo6jNog
11	Ms. Marisha	UGCS – 07 Unit-1	Introduction to Operating System	uploaded on 10.12.2018
12		Block – 1 Part-2	System Cells and Operating System Structure	uploaded on 04.09.2019
13		Block – 2 Part -1	Process Scheduling	uploaded on 05.09.2019
14	Mr. Arvind K. Mishra	SPSPHS-01 Unit-10	Modern Physics Unit-10, Module-1, Classification of Elementary Particles	uploaded on 09.08.2021, https://youtu.be/_3OmlySwCjAs
15	Dr. Shruti	UGSTAT – 102	Probability Distribution and Statistical Inference, Block – I, Probability Theory, Unit – II, Conditional Probability	uploaded on 20.09.2021, https://youtu.be/7P-dvJIEs1g
16		UGSTAT – 102	Probability Distribution and Statistical Inference, Block – I, Probability Theory, Unit – I, Random Experiments and Probability	uploaded on 23.09.2021, https://youtu.be/hr0frb7K-9c
17		UGSTAT – 101	Correlation Analysis	uploaded on 25.09.2020, https://youtu.be/G4U98nAh78c
18		UGSTAT – 101 Block – IV Unit – X (Module – 3)	Statistical Methods, Block – IV, Correlation and Regression (Two Variables and Association), Unit – X, Rank Correlation and Intra Class Correlation	uploaded on 05.09.2020, https://youtu.be/L1RLSOjjORs
19		UGSTAT – 101 Block – IV Unit – IX (Module – 2)	Statistical Methods, Block – IV, Correlation and Regression (Two Variables and Association), Unit – IX, Regression Analysis	uploaded on 27.08.2020, https://youtu.be/s9z9yHhITVE
20		UGSTAT – 101 Block – IV Unit – VIII (Module – 1)	Statistical Methods, Block – IV, Correlation and Regression (Two Variables and Association), Unit – VIII, Bivariate Data and Correlation	uploaded on 26.08.2020, https://youtu.be/1Bsi3YW3ySo
21		UGSTAT – 01 Block – III	Statistical Methods, Block – III, Moments, Skewness and Kurtosis	uploaded on 18.06.2019, https://youtu.be/SNAZ8U2Mhjl
22		UGSTAT – 01 Block – II Unit – II	Statistical Methods, Block – II, Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion, Unit – II, Measures of Dispersion	uploaded on 11.06.2019, https://youtu.be/E1c9t8kXJOQ
23		UGSTAT – 01 Block – II Unit – I	Statistical Methods, Block – II, Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion, Unit – I, Measures of Central Tendency	uploaded on 05.01.2019, https://youtu.be/JIPZjEyiLA
24		UGSTAT – 01 Block – I	Statistical Methods, Block – I, Data Collection and Its Representation	uploaded on 05.01.2019, https://youtu.be/JwKFj74qICQ
25	Dr. Deepa Chaubey	UGZY - 101	Animal Physiology Respiratory System Part - II	uploaded on 09.08.2021, https://youtu.be/h1PcmyJusQw
26		UGZY - 101	Animal Physiology Respiratory System Part - I	uploaded on 07.08.2021, https://youtu.be/d2ab1v7yIBU
27		UGZY - 08	Animal Physiology Digestive System	uploaded on 15.10.2019,

Downloads

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Extention Activities

Year	Title	Action
2023	Report on “Awareness program on Yoga".	View
2022	Report on "Symposium on Data for Sustainable Development."	View
2022	Report on "Awarness program on World environmental Day."	View
2023	Awareness Program on Yoga (15-05-2023)	View
2023	Awarness program On World environmental Day (05-06-2023)	View
2023	Selfie with Tiranga (15-08-2023)	View
2023	Tiranga Yatra (15-08-2023)	View

NAAC 23

S.N.	Year	Name of the International Conferences/Symposium	Number of Participants	Date From – To	Action
1	2022	Multidisciplinary National Workshop On Statistical Tools in Research: Dimensions, Trends & Challenges	68	November 14-18, 2O22	View
2	2022	*Awarness program* On *World environmental Day*	60	04-06-2022	View
3	2022	*Symposium on* *Data for Sustainable Development*	98	29-06-22	View
4	2022	Awareness program on Yoga	25	15-05-2023	View

About School of Science

Programme Name	Admission Procedure	Medium	Fees (in Rs.)	Assignment	Duration in years		Eligibility
Programme Name	Admission Procedure	Medium	Fees (in Rs.)	Assignment	Min	Max	Eligibility
M.Sc. (Biochemistry)	Direct	English	8200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor degree in concerned subject (B.Sc. (Bio)/ B.Sc.(Honors) with Chemistry as one of the subject) OR Biochemsitry/ Microbiology/ Biotechnology at B.Sc. Level OR Any 4 year Graduate Degree in Medical Sciences.
M.Sc. (Computer Science)	Direct	English	12200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor degree with Computer Science/Information Technology/Computer applications
M.Sc. (Statistics)	Direct	English	8200	Essential	2	4	Any Bachelor Degree (10+2+2 OR 10+2+3 OR 10+2+4) with Mathematics/Statistics/Computer Science as one of the subject/paper and Mathematics in 10+2 level.
M.A. (Statistics)	Direct	English	7200	Essential	2	4	Graduate (10+2+3)
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)	Direct	English	6200	Essential	3	6	10+2 (Sceince)
Post Graduate Diploma in Bio Statistics and Demography (PGDBSD)	Direct	English	8200	Not Essential	1	3	Bachelor Deree with math at 10+2 Level
Post Graduate Diploma in Bio-staitstics and Population Studies (PGDBSPS)	Direct	English	8200	Not Essential	1	3	Graduate (10+2+3)
Diploma in Applied Statistics and Computer (DASC)	Direct	English	4200	Not Essential	1	3	10+2
Diploma In Vedic Mathematics	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1	3	10+2
Certificate Course in Computer Animation (CCCA)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Applied Statistics and Computer (CASC)	Direct	English	2200	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Forensic Science (CFS)	Direct	English	6200	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2 (Science)
Certificate Course in Web Designing and Development (CCWD)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate Programme in Laboratory Technique (CPLT)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Certificate in Vedic Mathematics (CVM)	Direct	English	5700	Not Essential	1/2	2	10+2
Two year certificate course in Single Subject-Science (CCSS-Sc.)	Direct	English	4200	Essential	2	4	Bachelor Degree

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