The National Degree College Bangalore (Autonomous)

Vision & Mission

Vision

" To provide a value-based education to inculcate competitive spirit towards attainment of academic excellence ".

Mission

" To provide holistic education that contributes to all-round Personality Development ".

Departments

• Department of History
• Department of Journalism
• Department of Physics
• Department of Chemistry
• Department of Mathematics
• Department of English
• Department of Kannada
• Department of Sanskrit
• Department of Hindi
• Department of Sociology
• Department of Economics
• Department of Psychology
• Department of Electronics
• Department of Computer Science & Computer Application
• Department of Commerce and Management
• Department of Constitution
• Department of Environmental Science
• Department of Library
• Department of Physical Education.

Admission Guidelines

Rules of Admission and Withdrawals

• Application for admission must be made in the prescribed from available in the Office.
• The duly filed in application form should be submitted to the office either in person or by post on the before the stipulated date.
• Names of Candidates selected for admission by a selection committee to various courses will be notified on the notice board in the college.
• No postal intimation will be sent.
• The selected students must meet the Principal and members of the admission committee with the following documents, within stipulated time.

2. P.U.C. Marks Card.

3. Conduct Certificate from the institution last attended.

4. Migration and eligibility certificate in case of student from outside the State and University.

5. Three stamp- size Photographs.

6. Latest caste Certificate in respect of students belonging to SC/ST/BT/OBC.

• Request for withdrawal from a particular course/combination should be through an application submitted to the Principal by the student. Such requests will be considered only if rules permit.
• Parents/Guardians must accompany their wards at the time of admission. All admissions are subject to the approval by the University.
• Admission to a higher class is not automatic. It is based on a student’s satisfactory academic performance and character & conduct during the earlier years.

Attendance and Academic Progress

• The College normally works between 9.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. However, the Practical Classes for students may commence at 8.30 a.m. Saturday afternoons are reserved for NCC and NSS programmes or other Co-Curricular activities. The working hours of the College may be changed in case of necessity.
• Regular attendance to the class is mandatory.
• Permission for admission to the Final Examination will not be granted unless

a) A student has put in atleast 75% attendance in each subject at the end of the semester as per the regulations of the college.

b) A student gets atleast the minimum pass marks in the examination conducted by the college as per the norms laid down by the college.

c) The Principal is satisfied with the character and conduct of the student.

• No student shall abstain from classes without the permission of the Principal, obtained through the class teacher.
• When the absence is caused by unforeseen reasons, application for leave must be submitted to the Principal through the class teacher as early as possible but not later than three days after returning to the college.
• Application for leave of absence may be rejected by the Principal if the reasons are not found to be genuine.
• Students who take part in any of the co-curricular activities should immediately and certainly not later than three days of their participation in any of the activities, submit to the Principal the “Co-curricular activity participation Certificate” duly endorsed by the teacher concerned (like the Student Welfare Officer, Physical Education Director, NCC/NSS Officer or any other member of the staff entrusted with the responsibilities.) and the class teacher.
• Details of shortage of attendance will be notified from time to time and students are advised to be on the lookout and make good any shortage caused by any reason.

Behavior and Discipline

• Students are expected to maintain high standards of discipline and good behaviour.
• They shall not cause any damage to the college property. Any damage caused to the property is punishable individually or collectively.
• Students are not allowed to collect money from any one for any purpose without the permission of the Principal.
• Students are forbidden from organising or attending any meeting within the college or circulating among the students any notice or literature pertaining to any activity which does not have the sanction of the administration.
• Possession of mobile phones of any variety on the campus is strictly forbidden. If found in the possession of any student, the instrument will be immediately confiscated.

Facility

• Library
• Cafeteria
• Hostel
• Computer Lab
• Science Lab
• Sports

Placement

The Placement Centre of the College functions as a liaison between the Students of our college and companies/establishments who are on the look out for prospective job seekers. As part of the programme of this centre career counselling sessions are conducted. Also, campus interviews are held by companies to select young aspirants who are suitable for positions in their offices.