Indain public Mysore University

Mysore University

University of Mysore
Motto	‘Nothing is worthier than knowledge’ and ‘I always uphold the truth’
Established	1916
Type	Public
Chancellor	Hans Raj Bhardwaj
Vice-Chancellor	Prof. V. G. Talwar
Students	4200
Location	Mysore, Karnataka, India 12°18′29.45″N 76°38′18.83″E / 12.3081806°N 76.6385639°E / 12.3081806; 76.6385639Coordinates: 12°18′29.45″N 76°38′18.83″E / 12.3081806°N 76.6385639°E / 12.3081806; 76.6385639
Campus	Urban
Affiliations	UGC
Website	www.uni-mysore.ac.in

The University of Mysore  is a public university in India. The University founded during the reign of Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, the Maharaja of Mysore, and was conceptualized on the basis of a report on educational progress in the United States and Australia, submitted by Messrs Thomas Denham and C.R.Reddy who visited these countries respectively. The engineer-statesman Dewan, M.Visvesvarayya, is the person usually given credit for being instrumental in its founding. The university opened on 27 July 1916, and the first chancellor was the Maharaja of Mysore. The University became the first outside the domain of the English administration in India, the sixth University in India as a whole, and the first ever University in Karnataka. It is a state University of the affiliating type, and became autonomous on 3 March 1956, when it gained recognition from the University Grants Commission.

The University encompasses 122 affiliated colleges and 5 constituent colleges (forming an aggregate of 53,000 students). In addition, the University has 37 postgraduate departments, 8 specialised research & training centres and 2 postgraduate centres that together offer about 55 regular academic programmes to 3,500 students. It also runs a number of employment-oriented diploma courses and certificate programmes.

The Mysore University Library comprises over 800,000 books, 2,400 journal titles and 100,000 volumes of journals. The main campus features an amphitheater, an auditorium, a swimming pool, and hostel accommodation for men and women. The University collaborates internationally for the purposes of academic, technical and cultural exchange.

History

Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, the University Museum

Crawford Hall, where the Mysore University's Vice-Chancellor's office is located

It is the 6th oldest university in India and the oldest in the state of Karnataka. It was established in 1916 by the then Maharaja of Mysore, Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, after two of his educational experts Dr C. R. Reddy and Thomas Denham, undertook a five-year study of higher education around the world. The structure of the university was designed after a thorough analysis of the functioning of those universities that had as their chief aim the promotion of original research (University of Chicago), those that laid emphasis on the extension of knowledge among the people (University of Wisconsin), and those that combined intellectualism with an educational system calculated to give training for political and social life (University of Oxford and Cambridge). Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvarayya, the Dewan of Mysore at the time, also played a major role in its inception and promotion. It was inaugurated on 27 July 1916. Maharaja College of Mysore and the Central College of Bangalore, which were previously affiliated to Madras University, became part of the new university. The Act was amended in 1933 and 1939 to make the senate representative of public life and to establish the academic council responsible for the academic affairs of the university.

During the reorganization of Mysore state 1956, the Mysore University Act was passed, which made the university an autonomous body. In 1960, the university's graduate centre was set up in the picturesque environs of the Kukkarahalli lake. The national poet and the Jnanpith Award winner, K. V. Puttappa (Kuvempu), a former Vice-Chancellor of the University, christened this campus `Manasagangotri', meaning the eternal spring of the mind. Bangalore University was carved out in 1964 starting with Central College, Bangalore and the University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering. Mangalore University was formed out of the colleges in Dakshina Kannada in 1980. The act of 1956 was replaced by Karnataka State Universities Act, 2000 which came into force on 13 Sep 2001. Under the new act the senate has been abolished. It is one of the oldest university in India.

Building

The main campus of the University, created in 1960, lies to the west of the Kukkarahalli Lake. The University headquarters, the Crawford Hall, is located across the lake to the east. The main campus was given the name "Manasagangotri" (which means the fountainhead of the Ganges of the Mind) by the poet-laureate, Dr. K.V.Puttappa (Kuvempu). Two satellite campuses have since been set up in response to the demands of postgraduate education from semi-urban/rural areas: Sir M.Visveswaraya Postgraduate Centre at Tubinakere in Mandya, and the Mysore University Postgraduate Centre at Hemagangotri in Hassan.

At the University of Mysore's founding, the entire princely state of Mysore came under its jurisdiction. Now this is confined to the Mysore, Mandya, Hassan, and Chamarajanagar districts with the remaining areas falling under the remit of Bangalore University (1886), Mangalore University (1980), and Kuvempu University (1987). In 1996, the Institute for Correspondence Courses and Continuing Education in the Manasagangotri campus was separated from the University of Mysore to form the Karnataka State Open University.

Emblem

The University emblem is adapted from the royal emblem of Mysore. It depicts the bird Gandabherunda flanked on either side by the lion-elephant Sharabha (mythical creature believed to be stronger than the lion and the elephant, and upholder of righteousness), surmounted by a lion.

Motto

The University’s motto “Na Hi Jnanena Sadrusham” (Nothing compares with knowledge), is taken from the Bhagavadhgita, is written in Devanagari script on the top of the emblem. At the bottom of the emblem is the Sanskrit saying “Sathyamevoddharamyaham”(I uphold only the truth).

Recent Academic Restructuring of the University

The university direction was made prominent towards basic science. The university has introduced an Integrated M.Sc courses in physics, chemistry, and Biochemistry. The University also has tied up with various Chinese universities for resource sharing and training in information technology education.

The university has also initiated a next generation I-School at its campus. The International School of Information Management (ISiM), has been initiated with the collaboration of a few US universities and IIIT- Bangalore. Faculties from partnering institutions teach in this Institute. ISiM, already has secured grants from Ford Foundation and several industries for various projects.

Another development has been the setting up of the Third Sector Research Resource Centre (TSRRS).The Research Resource Centre has been set up with a grant from the Ford Foundation. The aim of the centre is to provide centralized infrastructural facility for researchers pursuing their studies in the area of Civil Society. TSRRC aims at pursuing and supporting research, training and consultancy in the area of Third Sector. Developing and offering Diploma and Masters program in the area of Non Profit Management is another area of focus.

Recently the department of law in the university was incorporated into the Mysore University School of Justice (MUSJ). Continuing with the initiative of the university to introduce five-year integrated courses to produce professionals with in-depth knowledge, the MUSJ has introduced a programme leading to a degree in Law, in a bid to enhance the quality of legal education in Karnataka.

The newly constituted Bahadur Institute of Management Sciences is trying to carve a niche for management education and research in the state. It was set up with the help of contributions from the chairman of BBK Ltd, U.S.A., B.N. Bahadur, an alumnus of the university

Setting up of a National Centre for History of Science, Digital Library, Centre for International Programmes, School of Life Sciences, IT Division, Joint Campus with Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, Patent Awareness Cell and Entrepreneurial Park in Science & Technology are the main initiatives of the University. In the last five years, an Archeological and Folklore Museum has been established in the Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion with the donation from the Infosys Foundation.

The University School of Design (USD) and the Centre for Information Science and Technology have been given autonomy for better functioning.

Distinctions

The university has been ranked very highly by the National Assessment and Accredition Council (NAAC) of the University Grant Commission of India with an A+ rating. On 29.02.08 the Government of India identified the university as 'An Institution of Excellence' and provided a special grant of Rs One Billion in the Union Budget of the year 2008-2009 for upgrading the facilities at the university.

^[2] The Mysore University Library has one of the largest collections in India with the number of volumes exceeding 800,000 documents. The university has been a pioneer in starting five year integrated MSc Programmes in the basic sciences. The department of applied botany, department of library and information sciences, department of food science and nutrition and the department of physics have a national reputation. The applied botany and seed pathology (which attract students from all over Asia), and geology and physics, are designated as `national facilities.'

Among the university's faculty members have been such luminaries as Shri. TS Venkannaiah who had the revered name as Ashnivi devata of Kannada literature, Professor S. Chandrashekar, Prof. K. V. Puttappa, Prof. U. R. Ananthamurthy and Prof. C. D. Narasimhaiah. giri

Staff

During the last 6 years, the staff members have received 193 awards. Since the first accreditation in 1999, the university faculty have published 1280 papers in international journals and 1343 in national journals. The number of books and edited volumes is 313 and 148 respectively. A large number of general articles, novels, abstracts, etc. were also published. University Industry Interaction Center established as a center for extending consultancy services, functions as a bridge between industry and the university. The Center caters to the requirements of the industry and ensures an effective interface with the appropriate departments of the University to help them in meeting their requirements. Most of the faculty members are involved in consultancy services with reputed companies like DUPONT, ISRO, BARC, NCL, IIT-Chennai, etc. For creating awareness about the facilities and expertise available, the university has been conducting awareness programmes nameed, ‘Know Your Academic Campus’ in which people of surrounding areas are invited. Important areas in which the university has the expertise for providing consultancy include Applied Botany, Sericulture, Micromet Data Generation, Product Analysis and Quality Control, Geology, Biochemistry, Food Science And Nutrition, Psychology, Software Development, etc. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council, an autonomous body of the University Grants Commission (UGC) had accorded the university five-star status. It has recently been re-accredited as A+, the first one to be accorded that status in India. In addition, the Eighth Plan Review Committee of the UGC has recommended to the State and Central governments that it be upgraded to a `National Centre for Excellence'.

Notable faculty and alumni

• Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
• S. Chandrashekar
• C.N.R. Rao
• K. V. Puttappa
• C. D. Narasimhaiah
• R. K. Laxman
• Mysore Manjunath
• N. R. Narayana Murthy
• S.V.Subrahmanyam
• Ram Madhav
• Prakash
• R.K.Narayan

Research

The university has been giving paramount importance to research in different disciplines since its inception. Proper research environment has been created by appointing eminent scholars, establishing research laboratories, deputing scholars under cultural exchange programme, awarding teacher fellowships, sanctioning research funds and instituting special awards and prizes for original research. In order to promote research, the university has recognized 48 national level institutions for undertaking research in different disciplines. In all, 1112 candidates are registered for Ph.D. of which 479 are with fellowships. For monitoring the research activities, the university convenes the meeting of the Post Graduate Council periodically. In the preceding 5 years, the university completed 99 Major Research Projects and 66 Minor Research Projects amounting to Rs. 390 million. The research funding was obtained from government sources and agencies like Advant India Ltd., AICTE, CSIR, DAM Hampi, DAT, DANIDA, DBT, DST, EEC, ICAR, UGC, Canadian International Development Agency, ICSSR, ICMR, and Ford Foundation. University has earmarked Rs. one million per year for funding research by junior faculty. For quality research, facilities have been created like National Single Crystal Diffractometer Facility – in Physics, National Facility for Drosophila Genetic Stocks – in Zoology, Electron Probe Micro Analyzer – in Geology, Seed Pathology lab – in Applied Botany, National Centre for History of Science, Oriental Research Institute, Multimedia laboratory in Kannada Studies and Digitization of the Library.

There is a provision for limited number of Junior Research Fellowships for pursuing M.Phil/Research Degree. The university has instituted 30 research fellowships every year to SC/ST students and faculty improvement fellowship to some SC/ST teachers. Many university departments are involved in collaborative research at national level and have international collaborations also.

List of Vice Chancellors

No	From	To	Name	Position previously held
1	1916	1920	H.V.Nanjundayya	Lecturer in Civil Engineering
2	1921	1929	Prof. Sir Brajendra Nath Seal	Professor of Philosophy, Chair at the University of Calcutta, Chancellor of Visva-Bharati University
3	1930	1937	Prof. E P Metcalfe	Professor of Physics, and Principal of Central College Bangalore
4	1937	1942	N.S.Subba Rao	M.A. (Cantab.), Bar-at-Law
5	1942	1944	E.G. McAlpine	M.A. Director of Public Instruction, Mysore
6	1944	1946	T.Singaravelu Mudaliar
7	1946	1948	M.Sultan Mohiyuddin
8	1948	1950	R.Kasturi Raj Chetty
9	1950	1954	Prof. B.L.Manjunath	Professor of Chemistry, Principal of Central College Bangalore
10	1954	1956	Prof. V.L.D'Souza	Professor of Economics, Maharaja College of Mysore
11	1956	1960	Dr. K.V.Puttappa	Literatteur
12	1960	1962	Prof. N.A. Nikam	Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, University of Mysore
13	1963	1964	K.M. Panikkar	Distinguished diplomat, author and historianIndian Ambassador to China, France and Egypt
14	1964	1969	Prof. K. L. Shrimali	Professor of Education,M.A., Ph.D., Minister for Education, Government of India.
15	1969	1975	Prof. D. Javare Gowda	Professor of LiteratureDirector of the Institute of Kannada Studies at University of Mysore
16	1976	1979	D. Vijaydevraj Urs
17	1979	1985	Prof. K.S. Hegde
18	1988	1988	Dr. Y.P. Rudrappa	Doctor, M.B.B.S, F.R.C.P.(EDIN), D.T.M & H, (ENG)University of Mysore, Health and Family Welfare Service
19	1988	1991	Prof. P. Selvie Das	Professor of Education, Director of Higher Education of Karnataka
20	1991	1997	Prof. M. Madaiah	Professor of Economics, University of Mysore
21	1997	2003	Prof. S.N.Hegde	Professor of Botany, University of MangaloreM.Sc., Ph.D., M.I.Biol (U.K)
22	2003	2007	Prof. Shashidhara Prasad	Professor of Physics, University of MysoreM.Sc., Ph.D., CPhys. FInstP
23	2009	2XXX	Prof. V. G. Talwar	Professor of Library and Information Sciences, University of MysoreDLISc (University of Mysore)

Courses

(A) Courses offered under regular scheme called scheme 'A' and also under partially self-finance scheme called scheme 'B'

I. At Manasagangotri, Mysore:

• M.A. : Ancient History & Archaeology, Anthropology, Christianity, Communication & Journalism, Co-operative Management, Economics, English, Folklore, Hindi, History, Jainology & Prakrit, Kannada, Linguistics, Middle Eastern Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology, South Indian Studies, Urdu, Women's studies.
• M.Sc. : Anthropology, Applied Geology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Food Science & Nutrition, Geography, Geology, Human Development, Mathematics, Microbiology, Physics, Psychology, Sericulture and Seri Biotechnology, Statistics, Zoology.
• L.L.M., M.B.A., M.C.A. (six semesters), M.Com., M.Ed., M.B.A. (Agri-Business), M.L.I.Sc. (Master of Library & Information Science), M.Music, M.S. (Integrated) in Computer Science and Technology (six semesters with an optional exit at the end of fourth semester for M.Sc. Computer Science), M.S.W., M.Tech. in Computer Science and Technology, M.Tech. in Computer Cognition Technology, M.U.R.P. (M.Tech. in Urban and Regional Planning).

II.At Department of Studies in Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Sports Pavilion, Mysore 570005:

1.B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed.

III. At Sir M. V. Postgraduate Center, Mandya :
1 M.A. : Economics, English, Kannada.
2 M.Sc. : Polymer Science, Sugar Technology.

IV. At Postgraduate Center, Hemagangotri, Hassan :
1 M.A. : English, Kannada
2 M.Sc. : Bioscience, Electronics
3 M.Com.

(B) Courses offered under Scheme 'A' ONLY

I.At Manasagangotri, Mysore -570006
1) M.Phil.: Ambedkar Studies, Chemistry, Christianity, Learning Disabilities, Mathematics, Seed Technology, Statistics, Translation, Urdu.
2) Post - M.A. Diploma : Manuscriptology
3) Post - M.Sc. Diploma : Hydrogeology
4) Postgraduate Diploma: Agricultural Marketing Management, Ambedkar Studies-Add on Course, English, Epigraphy, Folklore, Indian Literature, Jainology, Linguistics, Prakrit, Prayojanmulak Hindi, Rural Development, Translation, Vivekananda Studies, Women's Studies
5) Undergraduate Diploma: Gandhian Studies, Kannada.
6) Junior/Senior Diploma: French, Film Direction, German, Russian.
7) Certificate Course: French, Functional Hindi, German, Kannada, Prakrit, Russian, Urdu. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Human Rights.

II At Maharaja's College, Mysore

1)M.Sc. in Geographical Information System (GIS) (UGC Innovative Programme)

C) Courses offered under Fully Self-Finance scheme ONLY

I At Manasagangotri, Mysore-570 006.

1)M.A.: Comparative Literature and Translation, Development Studies (4 Semesters), Economics (five year integrated), Public Administration, Women's Studies.

2)M.Sc.: Chemistry, Earth Science & Resource Management, Genetics, Electronic Media (All India selection), Organic Chemistry.

3) M.Phil.: Ancient History and Archaeology, Botany, Commerce, Economics, English, Environmental Science, Geography, Hindi, History, Kannada, Law, Library & Information Science, Middle Eastern Studies, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology, Zoology.

4) M.F.A.M. (Master of Financial Analysis and Management) M.B.I.Tech. (Master of Business Information Technology), B.A.L.L.B. (five year integrated), M.Tech.: Information Systems and Management (see note below)

5)Diploma: Applied Sociology, Arabic and Persian, Cooperative Management, Decentralizaion of Planning and Panchayat Raj Institution, Human Development, Industrial Relations, Rural Reconstruction and Development

6)M.Dance at Universtiy College of Fine Arts for Women, Manasagangotri, Mysore-570006.

7)Postgraduate Diploma: Electronic Media, Gemmology and Ornamental stones, Human Rights and Duties Education, Heritage Tourism and Travel Management, Human Resource Management (evening programme), Intellectual Property Rights and Information Technology Law, Marketing Management (evening programme), Retail and Supply Chain Management (evening programme), Museology, Tourism and Heritage, Video Production (two semesters).

8)Professional Diploma :Tax Management (evening programme), Tourism Management (evening programme).

9)Certificate: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Human Rights, Arabic, Persian.

II) At Maharaja's College, Mysore :

1) M.Sc. : Criminology and Forensic Science
2) M.Phil.: Correctional Administration and Forensic Science

III) At Sir M. V. Postgraduate Center, Mandya :

1). M.Phil : Kannada, Economics

IV) At Postgraduate Center, Hemagangotri, Hassan :

1) M.Phil : Kannada

Note: Admissions to M.Tech. in Information Systems and Management is done at International School for Information Management (ISIM), Manasagangotri, Mysore-570006. For applications and other details, contact ISIM. (08212514699)

D) Courses for which admission are done through the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Vishveshwaraya Technological University (VTU), Belgaum.

1) M.B.A., M.C.A., M.Tech. in Computer Science and Technology, M.Tech. in Computer Cognition Technology.

E) New courses introduced from the year 2009-10 under Fully Self Finance Scheme

(i) M.Phil. in Ancient History & Archaeology
(ii) M.Phil. in Kannada at Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies—MGM.
(iii) M.Phil. in Kannada at P.G. Centre, Mandya.
(iV) M.Phil. in Kannada at P.G. Centre, Hassan.
(V) M.Phil. in Sociology at DOS in Sociology, MGM.
(VI) Diploma in Applied Sociology— at DOS in Sociology, MGM. (1 year course)
(VII)M.Phil. in Law at DOS in Law, MGM.
(VIII) P.G. Diploma in Museology, Tourism & Heritage at DOS in Ancient History & Archaeology, MGM.
(IX) M.Phil. in Environmental Science, at DOS in Environmental Science, MGM.
(X) M.Phil in Economics at P.G. Centre, Mandya

(F) List of courses conducted by CIST at Manasagangotri, Mysore-570 006

(1) Postgraguate Diploma : Bio-Informatics, Software Development, E-Commerce, Geo-Informatics, Multimedia Technology.

(2) Diploma : Multimedia Production.

(3) Advanced Diploma : Information Technology.

Note : Details regarding admissions to courses in CIST can be obtained from: The Director, CIST, Senate Bhavan, Manasagangotri, Mysore-570006 (08212419360)

Admissions

Admission procedure

(a) Under Scheme A and Scheme B

The intake for Scheme-A is fixed by the University and Scheme-B seats are partially self-financing consisting of not more than 50% of the seats available under Scheme-A for each course. Reservations to an extent of 15%, 3% and 4% of seats under Scheme-B are earmarked respectively for SC, ST and Category-I candidates and additional two seats are a available for foreign nationals. All applicants will be considered both under Schemes A and B. All the admissions, including those under partially self-financing scheme, are made strictly in accordance with merit.

(b) Under fully Self-Finance Scheme

All the admissions are made strictly according to merit-cum-reservation. Reservation to an extent of 15%, 3% and 4% earmarked for SC/ST and Category-I respectively.

(c)Courses through Common Entrance Test

All admissions for Curses through Common Entrance Test conducted by VTU will be made by the VTU directly.

(d)Application Form for Courses under (a) and (b)

The Application for contains three parts:
Part I: Admission particulars,
Part II: Entrance Examination form,
Part III: Form for admission under Special Categorise( Sports, NCC, NSS etc.)

The admission tickets of the Entrance Examination shall be collected, in person, form the chairperson of the respective Department of Studies, Manasagangothri, Mysore or from the Departments/Collages where the applications are submitted.

(e)Submission of Application

Candidates who are applying for courses offered at the Postgraduate centres in Manasagangothri, Hassan and Mandya should submit their applications to the chairpersons of the respective Departments of Studies, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570006. Further, candidates applying for the courses listed below should submit their applications to the Chairpersons of Departments of Studies, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570006, as mentioned against each course.

(f)Candidates willing to apply for more than one course or the same course at different postgraduate centres of the University shall submit separate applications.

(g)Candidates claiming seats under more than one special category such as NCC, NSS, Sports etc. Shall enclose as many copies of Part III application as the number of claims. For claiming seats under the categories of Sports/Literary and Culture the candidates should have represented the University of Mysore, in the events included in the Application.

Note: Candidates claiming the benefit of reservation under SC, ST and Category-I shall enclose a self attested photo copy of the valid caste and income certificate issued by competent authority.

(h)The application for admission (Part I) including entrance examination application (Part II), together with the DD wherever applicable, and ( part III) shall be submitted  along with the self attested photocopies of the following documents issued by competent authorities.

1. S.S.L.C Marks card / Cumulative Record.
2. Marks Cards of all the years of the qualifying examination.
3. Certificates relating to the proficiency in Sports and Games issued by the Director of Physical Education, University of Mysore, Mysore.
4. Certificate of Literary and Cultural Activities issued by the competent authority.
5. Certificate issued by the NCC Directorate.
6. Certificate issued by the NSS Programme Coordinator of the University of Mysore.
7. Candidates seeking admission under defence quota shall produce the following certificates:
   a)In-Service Person(form the Employer/ Competent Authority).
   b)Ex-Service person ( From the Jilla Sainik Board / Competent Authority).
8. Candidates seeking admission under the Physically challenged quota should attach the certificate issued by a Doctor of the rank of a Professor in a Government Medical College/ Hospital.
9. Candidates seeking admission under children of Teaching & Non-Teaching Employees quota of University of Mysore should attach the certificate issued by the Registrar.
10. Latest valid Caste/Group/income certificate for those who claim benefit under the concerned categories, obtained form the competent authority.
11. Certificate from the concerned Head Master of the school where the candidate has studied in kannada Medium form I Standard to X standard (not applicable to English Medium students).
12. Applications received after the due date will not be entertained.
13. Application with incomplete or incorrect information is liable for rejection.
14. Kashmir Migrants (Certificate from HRD, New Delhi.)
15. Parsi Students(Certificate from HRD, New Delhi)

(i)Instructions to Candidates for Admission

1. All original documents should be produced at the time of admission. Original Degree marks cards and other certificates produced at the time of admission will not be returned until completion of the course or cancellation of admission. Hence, sufficient photocopies of these may be preserved before submitting the originals.
2. Four stamp-size photographs should be produced.
3. Foreign students are required to produce valid student VISA and Residential Permit at the time of admission.
4. A student admitted to a Degree/Postgraduate Degree course is not permitted to study any other Degree/ Postgraduate Degree Course simultaneously in this or any other University (regular, morning or evening, correspondence).
5. If a candidate fails to get a seat under Scheme-A, he/she will be automatically considered under Scheme-B.
6. Self attested copies of the required certificates/ marks cards or Photostat copies of certificates issued by the Competent Authority should be attached along with the application. Originals should be produced only at the time of admission.
7. Latest income certificate obtained by competent authority shall only be enclosed.
8. Candidates belonging to SC/ST/CAT-1 claiming seats under fee concession shall submit the caste certificate in original at the time of admission.
9. NO SEPARATE INTIMATION WIL BE SENT TO THE SELECTED / WAIT-LISTED CANDIDATES. The list will be announced on the Notice Board of the respective Departments and on the University of Mysore website: http://WWW.uni-mysore.ac.in Admissions are made as per the calendar given on the back outer cover of the Prospectus.
10. Candidates in the waiting lists under Scheme A/ Scheme B/ Fully Self Finance Schemes of A and B seeking admissions for a course, shall be present in the respective Departments.Candidates seeking admission under special Categories (NCC, NSS, Sports, etc..) shall be present at the Humanities Auditorium, Manasagangotri, Mysore at 9am on 01-09-2009.
11. The University of Mysore has zero tolerance to ragging which is a punishable offence. Every student has to sign a declaration that he/she will not indulge in any form of ragging activities.
    A)Foreign nationals must obtain eligibility Certificate form the University of Mysore before being considered to admission.
    B)It is mandatory for foreign nationals to obtain a valid student visa for confirmation of admission.

For details contact:

Administrative Office, Manasagangotri, Mysore Phone: 08021-2419357 or Chairpersons of the Departments of Studies concern,Manasagangotri,Mysore 570006 / Director, Postgraduate Centers / Principals of Colleges.