XLRI,

Jamshedpur
STUDENT MANUAL
 PREFACE

This manual gives the policy guidelines and rules governing

the students in the Postgraduate Certificate Programme
through satellite. The rules are applicable from the current
batch onwards. Any amendments which will be made as
deemed fit for conducting the programme in all fairness with
maintaining the rigor and quality standards of XLRI,
Jamshedpur, covering the students’ and both the institutes’
interest will be notified as and when they arise and are
approved by XLRI, Jamshedpur.

Associate Dean
Satellite Programme
XLRI, Jamshedpur
 INDEX

01 Mission 1
02 Culture 1
03 Academic Year 1
04 Registration 1
05 Curriculum Design 2
06 Attendance 2
07 Grading System 3
08 Admit card 3
09 Examination 3
10 Evaluation 5
11 Academic Discipline 6
12 Grievance Resolution 8
13 Qualifying Standards 8
14 Certificate and Transcripts 9
15 Fees 9
16 Breaks 9
17 Rejoining 10
18 Intra and Inter-city Transfer/Change of Batch 10
19 General 11
20 Academic Information Systems 11
21 Important Contacts 12
22 Payment Schedule 13
23 Annex-I 14
 Mission

XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR strives to contribute to the professional management of those socio-

economic institutions that serve the public good, specifically, organized industry, organized
labour, and service agencies engaged in rural development, education, health and other public
systems. Through a more effective functioning of these institutions, XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR
hopes to contribute, to the orderly growth and progress of the nation and towards a more
prosperous, just and humane society.
In promoting professional management, the Institute wants to emphasize a human approach
to work and management, along with technical competence, managerial excellence,
indigenization of managerial practices, social responsibility to labour, special concern for the
weaker sections of the society, dedication to work, and social justice.

Culture

Over many years, XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR has developed its own culture. Students, alumni,
faculty and staff are proud of the "XL Culture" that can be characterized by the following traits:
informality, flexibility, humanistic approach, smooth interpersonal relationships and family
spirit.

Academic Year

The academic year consists of three Terms. The average duration of each Term will be
approximately 12 weeks. The schedule for the courses is as follows:
Approx. 6 to 9 courses will be taught in each term where the course inputs will be given in
about 15 hours duration by faculty. In the remaining period in each term, a student is
expected to complete the assignments and projects and spend time in understanding the
inputs given during the courses by faculty members. While short quizzes, mid term
examinations, any presentations or any other component of evaluation as announced by
each faculty for his/her course will be conducted during the course. The end term
examinations of the courses will be held on an announced date after completion of the
delivery of the course. The courses will be taught as per the schedule, twice a week, three
hours a day, six hours a week, to facilitate the students to attend to their office work.
Usually two courses are taught at a time.

Registration

New students are required to register by paying registration (first installment) fee as
mentioned in admission letter, and submit the supporting documents relating to their
academic qualifications and work experience. However, at any later date if it is found that
information supplied/provided by the student was false, the student will be expelled
immediately forfeiting the deposit made by the student.

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 Curriculum Design

Courses in the programme are designed to:

a. provide basic conceptual and analytical knowledge, and inculcate attitudes and
skills necessary for managerial effectiveness,

b. develop an integrated view of organizational and managerial functioning and

an understanding of the interdependencies of subsystems, and

c. create an awareness and understanding of environmental forces impinging on

managerial behaviour

Attendance
a. It is mandatory for the students to be regular and punctual in all the classes
without exception. Individual faculty members may, at their discretion, assign
some weightage to attendance and class participation in the evaluation of the
course. In such an event, absenteeism on the part of the student may adversely
affect both the components, namely, "attendance" and the consequential
"class participation", if any.
b. Absence without prior permission of the faculty concerned and Satellite
Programmes' office will be considered a breach of discipline. In such an
event, the student may be directed to withdraw from the programme with no
stigma attached.
c. In the event of absence due to sickness, the application for leave should be
accompanied by a medical certificate.
d. Absence for other reasons has to be supported by proper documents.
e. Students should ensure that the attendance requirements, as stipulated in this
section, are met no matter whatever may be the other compulsions.
f. The FPR / Class room coordinator or the faculty member will not be
responsible, if the student suffers loss in the evaluation of any segment on
account of his absence. The faculty may on his/her discretion administer make-
up tests/assignments only to those students who remained absent with prior
permission (or had genuine technical difficulties such as complete link failure).
g. The FPR / Class room coordinator will explain students about attendance
system. It is responsibility of student to make sure his/her attendance is
marked properly.
h. The faculty will be free to adopt any measure to regulate attendance, penalize
absence, and ensure smooth and undisturbed learning in the class.
i. The faculty member at his/her discretion could reduce the grade point for low
attendance. The reduction would, however, not be greater than the following:

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 Attendance Range Grade Reduction
75-100% No Grade Loss
65- 74% Less One Grade Point
50- 64% Less Two Grade Points
0 - 49% Repeat Course

Grading System

A Nine-point grading system is used to evaluate courses. The nine grades and their
corresponding quality points are given below:
Rating Fail Poor Average Good Excellent
Grade F D D+ C C+ B B+ A A+
Quality Points 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Equivalent Marks 0-34 35-42 43-50 51-58 59-66 67-74 75-82 83-90 91-100

a. The faculty has the discretion of modifying the cut-offs for different grades.
However, the cut-offs given above should be maximum. That is, a faculty can
give a lower cut-off from what has been specified above are not a higher cut-off.
b. The index of a student's performance in each Term is the TAGP (Term Average
Grade Point) . It is derived by averaging the quality points secured by a student
in all the courses of the Term.
c. The index of a student's overall performance is the OAGP (Over All Grade
Point), which is the average of the successive TAGP.
d. On transcript name of the courses will reflect as applicable with the graduating batch.
e. A faculty would award an Incomplete Grade (“IC” grade) if a student fails to
complete the academic requirements of the course. An incomplete grade would
require a student to repeat the course with next time it is offered. A student is
not eligible for the Certificate with an “IC” grade in any course.

Admit Card

Students are supposed to carry hard copy of admit card while attending sessions
specially while writing an exam, failing which s/he may not be allowed to write the
exam. Print-out of admit card can be taken from AIS and get it signed from the
centre coordinator /FPR.

Examinations

a. Students should report at the examination room at least 15 minutes before the
scheduled time. Students will not be permitted into the examination room after
the question paper is distributed.

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b. Students are expected to equip themselves with pen, pencil, ruler, calculator
etc. Borrowing of books, study material, calculators etc., is strictly prohibited
in the examination room.
c. On entering the examination room, each student should collect the answer booklet
from the invigilator. Students are required to take their seats as per the instructions.
Answer booklets are not exchangeable.
d. Students must fill the particulars on the cover page of answer booklet before
proceeding to attempt any question. The same is the case with every additional
booklet used.

e. A student must not refer to any book, paper or other notes, unless it is an open
book examination. Except for open-book examinations, all books and study material
must be left outside the examination venue. The Examination Centre will not be held
responsible for the loss or theft of any material from within or outside the
examination venue. Students are, therefore, advised to refrain from carrying,
important books, papers or other belongings to the examination venue to
avoid the risk of losing them.
f. Except for essential communication with the invigilator, a student is not
permitted to communicate in any form with anyone else during the
examination. Passing or receiving information in any form or peeping the
answer books of others during the examination constitutes misconduct and is
strictly prohibited. A student, who assists or abets giving or passing of
information, in any form whatsoever, will be considered as guilty and
punishable as the one receiving it.
g. Students must stop writing, as soon as the invigilator signals the end of the
time allotted for the examination.
h. Students are not allowed to leave the examination venue during the
examination, without the express permission of the invigilator.
i. Answer books should be handed over to the invigilator once the student
finishes the examination. It is the sole responsibility of the student to
ensure that his/her answer book is promptly handed over to the invigilator.
j. Any violation of the norms of examination will be considered a serious offence
and an act of misconduct. In such an event, the student will be liable for
forfeiture of the answer book and expulsion from the examination hall at once.
If the gravity of the offence is so grave as to adversely affect the reputation of
the institute and/or the fair conduct of the examination and/or the general
discipline, the student will be liable for expulsion from the programme.
k. If a student is not in a position to take an examination for reasons beyond
his/her control, s/he should inform, in writing, the Associate Dean / or the
faculty concerned beforehand and obtain his/her clearance, failing which he
will be awarded an “IC” grade in respect of the course concerned. If the
student obtains clearance from the Associate Dean/ or the faculty, then the
procedure mentioned under Evaluation in section ‘i’ will apply.

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 Evaluation

a. Every faculty, while giving the course outline, may indicate the criteria for
evaluation at the beginning of the course. It is the responsibility of the
students to ascertain the evaluation criteria and grading system from the
faculty concerned if the course outline does not indicate the same.
b. The components for evaluation of a course may, in general, include a
combination of attendance, quizzes, assignments, level of class participation,
mid-term, end-term etc.
c. The decision of the faculty regarding grades or any segment of evaluation will
be final. A student who needs clarification of one's grades may contact the
Teaching Assistant concerned within two weeks after receiving the grades.

d. If a student has missed an end-term on account of his/her absence, the student

may be allowed to take the re-exam for end term in XLRI Jamshedpur campus.
However no student is allowed to take more than two re-exam for end term
exam per term. For appearing in re-exam the student has to pay registration
fees as decided by XLRI , If a student misses end term in the second instance
also, s/he will be given “ F” grade.

e. A faculty would award an "IC" grade if a student fails to complete the academic
requirements of the course other than end term. A student, who has obtained
an "IC" grade should complete the requirements of the course to the
satisfaction of the faculty within four weeks from date on which the grade is
announced, failing which “IC” will be converted into “F”.
f. Any student once misses a course will have to repeat that particular course
along with the next batch with the same platform (HCIL/RW) as in original
batch.
g. Students are required to strictly adhere to the deadlines prescribed for the
submission of all assignments/projects etc. Late submission is liable to be
visited with reduction in grade as decided by the faculty. If an assignment is
overdue for more than 3 weeks, the faculty may refuse to accept the
assignment and award an - F - grade to the student concerned for that segment
of evaluation.
h. If a student is not convinced or has a grievance w.r.t their obtained grade, s/he
can make a written request for a photocopy of his/her evaluated end-term sheet
and with a fee(by demand draft) of Rs.150/- (rupees one hundred and fifty) only
drawn in favour of "XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR” be sent to the Satellite Office, XLRI,
JAMSHEDPUR, C H Area (E), Jamshedpur – 831001.
i. If a student has missed a mid-term or an end-term on account of authorized
absence, he should approach the faculty concerned for administering a make-
up examination and notify the Associate Dean accordingly. In such an event,
the student is responsible for ensuring that the grade is submitted to the
Associate Dean/Satellite Office by the faculty without undue delay. The
student’s transcript will carry an “IC” grade until and unless the Dean receives
the final grade from the faculty.

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 Academic Discipline

a. The Institute attaches great importance to integrity, honesty and discipline. A

sense of responsibility and a high degree of maturity are expected from all the
students.
b. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the following commissions
and/or omissions on the part of students will constitute breach of discipline or,
say, acts of misconduct.
i. Damage to the property of the centre/Institute (while you are on campus)
ii. Riotous or violent or disorderly behavior;
iii. Reporting fictitious data for empirical study or in the dissertation or
assignments;
iv. Theft or fraud or dishonesty;
v. Copying in any form in the assignments, dissertation or in any
examination;
vi. Permitting, whether willfully or otherwise, a co-student to copy from one’s
own answer book or document or material;
vii. Smoking in the class-rooms;
viii. Unsolicited communication by group e-mail;
ix. Impersonation or proxy submission or assignments, reports and other
documents to the faculty;
x. Leveling false and baseless allegations against any faculty member or
officer or employee of the institute;
xi. Doing or causing to do, any act, which is likely to adversely affect the
relations of the Institute with it’s customers;
xii. Indulging in any act or acts, such as, defacing, burning or otherwise
damaging any banner or property or equipment or a company, erected by
the company or by an Association of XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR,
commemorating an event organized or sponsored by the company at XLRI,
JAMSHEDPUR,;
xiii. Indulging in any act subversive of general discipline (the word “discipline”
being used here in its generic sense and it’s widest amplitude), inside or
outside the campus, and/or is detrimental to the reputation, image or
standing of the Institute.

c. A student, who is alleged to have committed an act of misconduct as aforesaid

will be directed to show cause against disciplinary action and will be given an
opportunity to present his case. The Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes
may, after giving a hearing to the student and after conducting such
investigation as is deemed fit and proper in the circumstances, impose such
punishment as is deemed fit and proper.

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d. Punishments include warning or down-gradation up to grade "F", or withholding
of Certificate or expulsion from the programme. While imposing punishment,
the Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes will take into account the nature and
gravity of misconduct, the surrounding circumstances, and the impact of the
misconduct on the general discipline, image and standing of the Institute.
e.
f. Assignment/Project/Dissertation
(i) Reporting fictitious data for empirical study or in the dissertation or
assignments;
¾ “F” grade for the component
(ii) Plagiarism in any form in the assignments / projects / dissertation;
¾ “F” grade for the component
(iii) Permitting, whether willfully or otherwise, a co-student to copy from one’s
own assignment or project;
¾ Both should be given “F” grade for the component
(iv) The punishment mentioned above in point (i), (ii) and (iii) is minimum, and
which may go up to award of “F” grade in the entire subject.
(v) Students are required to strictly adhere to the deadlines prescribed for the
submission of all written assignments, projects and reports. Late
submission is liable for reduction in grade as indicated hereunder:
Delay Reduction
1 week or less 10%
2 week or less 25%
3 week or less 50%

If a written assignment is overdue for more than 3 weeks, the faculty may
refuse to accept the assignment and award a zero marks to the student
concerned for that segment of evaluation. This would be applicable for
Final Project.

Examination
(i) Whispering or communicating with one another by means of signs,
symbols or gestures or in any other body language in the examination
venue;
¾ “F“ grade for the course
(ii) Copying in any form in any examination;
¾ “F” grade for the course

g. Where the Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes has imposed the punishment

of (i) down gradation to "F", or (ii) withholding of Certificate or (iii) expulsion
from the Course, the aggrieved student may appeal to the Director. The decision
of the Director thereon shall be final.

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 Grievance Resolution

a. Any student, having a grievance, may submit a written application to the

Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes stating out all the circumstances and/or
details therein clearly. The grievance application should be signed by the student
concerned.
b. Anonymous applications/petitions/letters will not be entertained or attended to
under any circumstances.
c. If a student, having obtained grade "D" or grade "F" in any course, feels that he
has been unfairly discriminated against in evaluation/grading or has become a
victim of subjectivity or internal inequity, s/he can make a representation to the
Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes within two weeks after receiving the grade.
d. The representation should set out all the circumstances and grounds, and should
be accompanied by all the relevant documents in support of the allegation. If the
Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes is satisfied that the representation is not
frivolous or vexatious, and that there is a prima facie case, s/he may constitute a
Committee in consultation with the area concerned and get the papers re-
examined.

e. In all such cases, however, the onus of proving such discrimination, subjectivity
or internal inequity, as the case may be, lies squarely on the student concerned.
If, at any time during investigation, it is found that the allegations are mala fide or
wild or without substance, the student concerned will expose himself to the risk
of extreme punishment of expulsion from the programme as provided herein.
f. Re-evaluation of examination/term paper is not normally allowed. However, in
exceptional cases, if a student considers that the evaluation is not proper, he/she
may submit to the Associate Dean-Satellite Programmes an application citing
therein the reasons as to why he considers that the evaluation is not proper,
within two weeks after the announcement of grades. The same faculty who
evaluated it in the first instance will do re-evaluation of the paper.

Qualifying Standards

a. A postgraduate Certificate in Management will be given to those students, who

have successfully completed all the requirements of the course/s. A student who
have secured not more than (i) one F or (ii) one F and one D or (iii) 3 D’s will still
be entitled for certification. D+ is treated at par with D for this purpose.
b. The campus component is an integral part of the course curriculum & without the
compliance of it, a student is not eligible for certification. Even if due to some
exigency a student could not able to attend it s/he has to do with the succeeding
batch to become eligible for certification.

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 Certificate & Transcripts

a. At the end of the Third Term, Postgraduate Certificate will be awarded to those
students, who have fulfilled all the conditions and requirements for the award.

b. The Certificates are conferred at the Institute in a Graduation Ceremony organized for the
successfully completed batches. All students who qualify for the Certificate are expected
to attend the Graduation Ceremony.
c. The final transcripts will be given along with the Certificates during the Graduation
Ceremony provided the student clears all the dues.
d. The transcripts indicate ranks obtained by the students up to and inclusive of Rank 5 (is
not applicable for rejoined students).

e. Duplicate transcripts and certificates can be issued on request , and for that student have
to pay Rs. 500/- each.

Fees

a. Payment details of fees is as mentioned in the last page.

b. All DD’s should contain details of the student and programme in the reverse side of DD.
Also please note any payment need to be send to Mr. James P Tirkey of accounts
department.
c. Defaults in Payment of Fees:
i. A student will not be allowed to take the end-Term exams, if the student has not paid
the Institute's fees or if taken, the results will not be released until all the dues are fully
paid.
ii. A student will not be awarded the Certificate, if all dues and fines are not cleared, even
if all academic requirements are fulfilled.
iii. The AIS will get deactivated if fee is not paid in time.

Breaks

a. The institute allows students to take a break from the program with prior
permission from the Institute. In any case no break will be allowed during the first
term.
b. For applying for the break the student has to send the application to the
Associate Dean - Satellite programmes in the Hard copy through his/her centre at
least one month in advance and get it approved.
c. The student himself / herself would be responsible for completing the
formalities and keeping a track of the courses during the break period.

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d. Student taking the break if approved would be able to complete the missed
courses with the succeeding batch or any other batch as assigned by the Satellite
office
e. Student would be required to take the complete course if s/he happens to proceed
on break midway between courses.
f. The maximum time permitted for completion of the programme is 36 months
from the date of registration.
g. During the break period the student shall not be entitled for the privileges given to
the students.
h. Break can be ONLY be taken before term II or III starts. In any case break in-
between the term II and III will not be allowed.

Rejoining

a. While rejoining the subsequent batch after taking break, a student has to deposit a
rejoining fee of Rs.12,000/- (rupees twelve thousand) or the Re joining fees as
decided by Satellite Office for that particular batch along with the proper
Rejoining Form. Along with the rejoining fee a student has to pay the programme’s
difference fee (if the programme fee has been revised with the batch s/he will
rejoin).
b. Ineligible students can improve the lower grades like “D”, “D+” or “F” with
rejoining the succeeding batch as assigned by the satellite office by paying the
rejoining fees (as mentioned above) and the course improvement fees. The
course’s improvement fee is Rs. 9300 per course (will remain effect till new
revised course’s improvement fee will be announced). For certification, at the
maximum five courses can be taken for improvement.
c. All rules will be applicable as per the rejoined batch.
d. Total time taken to complete the programme will be mentioned in the transcript.

Intra-city and Inter-city Transfer/Change of Batch

Intercity transfers are allowed only in case of transfer of a job, subject to availability
classroom in the city and a seat in the classroom.

In case a candidate is allowed for intercity transfer, the candidate is required to fill up
the Transfer Form and submit the same at least 15 days in advance. Students desiring
to change the batch should obtain the necessary permission from the Institute and
The TCHNICAL PARTNER.

Students are allowed to attend the classes from different cities provided they inform
Associate Dean-Satellite programme and TECHNICAL PARTNER one week in
advance. This facility is available subject to availability of seats in that city. Students
will follow the rule of transfer as laid down by the technical partner.

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 General
The Administration of XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR reserves the right to change requirements
for admission or graduation, content of courses, fees charged, awards and
regulations affecting students, or make any other suitable modification, should they
be deemed necessary in the interest of the students, the Institute or the profession.

XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR also reserves the right to discontinue the programme at anytime.
In such events, XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR assures and gives the undertaking that
arrangements will be made for the students already enrolled in the programme till
such a period to complete the course at XLRI, JAMSHEDPUR or at some other
alternative place which will be viable for XLRI, student and the technical partner.

Academic Information System (AIS)

Academic Information System (AIS) for our satellite based programme for better
and efficient use of the programme. Thus it’s in the interest of the students, they
will keep on visiting AIS site for up to date information.

The AIS system is made up of different module like “My CV”, “My Courses”, and
“Grades”, “Change Password” and “Help”.

While using AIS system, please note.

To log on to the AIS system type www.xlri.ac.in/sat_ais in your browser.

During Logging in to the AIS system:-

Your User ID will be your “SMS ID” or “SID” and password (PW):- “welcome”

To find out user id (i.e. SMS ID or SID) click on “Search Student” and select
appropriate batch from the list and press “Submit”.

For security reason you are requested to change your PW after first time you
logged into the system by “Change Password” option.

My CV: - Immediately after getting into the system, first you have to complete your
CV, and time to time keep on updating the same, with the latest information. The
information as mentioned in the CV will be used by the satellite office as and when
required. Without completing the CV other modules of AIS will not be accessible.

My Courses:- Where one can see the courses s/he registered for. To access
“Course Material” and “Feedback” for a particular course please click on the
course concerned.

Course Material:- One can see course materials under option “Resources” which
comes under “My Courses”.

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 Feedback:- On this module student will get chance to give their feedback about a
particular course, once the teaching of a particular course is over. Feedback option
for a particular option will be open for the students, after the last session and till
one day prior to the end term exam (ET) of the course.

Submissions:- All submissions (project/assignment) will be through AIS along with

a hard copy submissions to the satellite office within the stipulated time as
mentioned by the faculty concerned. Any submission by e-mail unless and
otherwise told by the teaching assistant/faculty will not be entertained. The sample
cover page of submission is on Annex – I. While uploading any submission to AIS
try to avoid pictures on the submission as it takes more space and you may face
problem while uploading the file. In case you want to upload more than one file for
you submission, you need to copy those file in a folder and then upload that folder
in AIS. Please note the maximum size of any submission should not be more than 5
MB. Also, please note any attachment more than 5 MB will not support XLRI
mailing system.

Grades:- Where one can see final grade of a particular course, provided they have
submitted their feedback of the course. As feedback option is open for a limited
period only, so it’s advisable immediately after the last session of a course student
should submit their feedback.

Change Password:- Under this option one can change their password, but login id
(“SMS ID” or “SID”) will remain same.

Up load your photograph:- While completing your CV you have to upload your
photo which is required for printing of admit card.

You are most welcome to give your suggestion/feedback about AIS at

deepa@xlri.ac.in

Important Contacts
SN Name e-mail Extn
1 Prof. S K De satellitecoord@xlri.ac.in 3140
Associate Dean - Satellite Programme
2 Mr. Alok alok@xlri.ac.in 3276
3 Ms. Anushka anushka@xlri.ac.in 3275
4 Ms. Deepa deepa@xlri.ac.in 3273
5 Mr. James (Accounts related) jamesp@xlri.ac.in 3226
6 Ms. Leeba leeba@xlri.ac.in 3274
7 Ms. Neetu neetu@xlri.ac.in 3275
8 Mr. S Roy sroy@xlri.ac.in 3213
9 Mr. Susanta susanta@xlri.ac.in 3268
10 Mr. Sunil sunil@xlir.ac.in 3185
11 Ms. Sarala sarala@xlri.ac.in 3272
12 Ms. Sumi sumi@xlri.ac.in 3212
13 Mr. Vikash vikash@xlri.ac.in 3268

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 Payment Schedule

Installment Amount Due on Late fine per week

1st 65,000/- 28  March’2010 
th  
2nd 65,000/- 31st August ’2010  100/‐  
3rd 65,000/- 31st  December’2010  100/‐  
Campus 6,000/- On or before the
component deadline of CC fee
fee submission

Note:- AIS will get blocked from second week of due date, if payment is not
received in time.

Communication

SATELLITE PROGRAMMES OFFICE

XLRI, Jamshedpur
Circuit House Area (East)
Jamshedpur 831001
Ph:- (0657) 3983333
Fax:- (0657) 2227814
Website: www.xlri.ac.in/satellite

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 Annex- I
Cover page of report should contain following information, in the order as mentioned

…..Title of the Project/Case…..

Course: …..PGCHRM – 9 / PGCBM – 17……

Name of the faculty: Prof. …………………

Subject : …..Marketing Management/Financial Management……

Submitted by(In case of Group) :

Group No.:-…(if assigned by satellite office)…………

Group members
Mr./Ms……………… Roll No.:- (SID/SMS ID)
Mr./Ms……………… Roll No.:- (SID/SMS ID)
Mr./Ms……………… Roll No.:- (SID/SMS ID)

Submitted by(In case of individual) :

Mr./Ms ………… Roll No.:- ………

Name of center:-…………………

Students are requested to mention their details like SMS id, name of the programme, batch.

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