Vision

SICSR shall be the leading Techno-Management Institution in the field of Information Technology

Mission

SICSR shall continuously improve the quality of academic programmes and create unique environment conducive for the overall development of students

Modern Amenities

Hostel facilities
SICSR has limited hostel facilities for girls and boys and provides database of PG accommodation to students if needed.

Library

The main objective is to provide innovative, responsive and effective services, which will meet the changing needs of the academic community. Our library provides a range of books, periodicals, e-resources and other media at appropriate levels for the need of the students.

Lab

SICSR has truly world class, state-of-the-art Computer Lab which includes powerful servers, dedicated internet and email access, desktops PCs and laser / DeskJet / dot-matrix printers etc. All the machines are connected to a 10/100 MBPS network, which in turn is connected to Gigabit Ethernet. For the Internet, there is 24×7 connectivity through 2 leased lines with 512 KBPS each. The labs are equipped with firewall and content filtering tools with latest Antivirus Gateway level Scanning.

Canteen

Our canteen is not only a place to fill appetite but also a venue for a mélange of ideas and views to converge and give rise to innovative ventures. It has a mess, which offers vegetarian delicacies, & caters to diverse palates. Delicious food is prepared following strict standards of hygiene.

Teaching Aids and Pedagogy
SICSR’s approach to teaching includes a combination of lectures, class discussion, group work and self-study. The faculty present key subjects in lectures and conduct class discussions based on case studies.

Health and Medical care and Gym

The Symbiosis Center of Health Care (SCHC) provides an in house, modern, state of art health club & fitness centre with a view to facilitate a holistic development of mind & body for an all round development of our students. Each student is insured under the Mediclaim & Road Traffic Accident Policy.

Our Programmes

MBA (IT): Master of Business Administration (Information Technology)
(2 years Full Time Postgraduate Master’s Degree programme)

Eligibility
Graduate in any discipline of any statutory university with minimum of 50% marks. (45% for SC / ST category candidates)

Options for specialization
Business Application Management, Software Process Management

Objective
To prepare students in application of information technologies to deliver software solutions so that the students are best suited for entry-level positions as Business Analyst, Quality Analyst

Intake Capacity: 90

MSc (CA): Master of Science (Computer Applications)

(2 years Full Time Postgraduate Master’s Degree programme)

Eligibility
Graduate in any discipline of any statutory university with minimum of 50% marks. (45% for SC / ST category candidates)

Options for specialization:

System Administration, Image Processing, Software Development and Embedded Systems

Objective
This programme will equip students with knowledge highly relevant to emerging technologies. The programme aims to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding, by integrating foundations with extensive practical work.

Intake Capacity: 90

Caste Reservation

Within the intake capacity
SC: Scheduled Caste: (15% of intake capacity)

ST: Scheduled Tribe: (7.5% of intake capacity)

D: Defence: (5% of intake capacity) Serving / Retired defense personnel and their children

PH: Physically handicapped: (3% of intake capacity)

S: Sponsored: (15% of intake capacity) Includes the candidates sponsored by the industry and management.

Over and above intake capacity
F: International Students: (15% per programme over and above the intake capacity)

K: Kashmiri Migrants (2 seats per programme over and above the intake capacity)

Important Dates

Note: The Institute, at its discretion, may decide to announce further Merit List(s).
Contact Details:
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research (SICSR)
Admission Department
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research
1st Floor, Atur Centre, Gokhale Cross Road, Model Colony, Pune – 411016.
Tel:(+91) 020 – 2567 5601 / 02 Extension 103
Fax:(+91) 020 – 2567 5603
Email: admissions@sicsr.ac.in
Website: sicsr.ac.in

ALGEBRA: Sets, relations, equivalence relations, Natural numbers, integers, Rational numbers, Real and Complex numbers. division algorithm. greatest common divisor polynomials. division algorithm. derivations, Integral, rational real and complex roots of a polynomial, Relation between roots and Co-officients, repeated roots, elementary symmetric functions, Groups, rings, fields and their elementary properties.
MATRICES: Addition and multiplication, elementary row and column operation, rank determinants, inverse, solutions of systems of linear equations.
CALCULUS: Real numbers, order completeness property standard function, limits, continuity, properties of continuous functions in closed intervals, differentiability. Mean value Theorem. Taylors Theorem, Maxima and Minima. Application to curvestangent normal properties, Curvature, asymptotes, double points, points of inflexion and tracing. Definition of a definite integral of continuous function as the limit of a sum, fundamental theorem of integral Calculus, methods of integration, rectification quadrature, volume and surfaces of solids of revolution. Partial differentiation and its application. Simple test of convergence of series of positive terms alternating series and absolute convergence.
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS: First order differential equations, Singular solutions, geometrical interpretations, linear differential equations with constant co-efficients. GEOMETRY: Analytic Geometry of straight lines and conics referred to Cartesian and polar coordinates; three dimensional geometry for planes, straight lines, sphere, cone and cylinder.
MECHANICS: Concept of particle, lamina, rigid, body, displacement, force, mass weight, concept of scalar and vector quantities, Vector Algebra, Combination and equilibrium of Coplanar forces, Newton’s Laws of motion, motion of a particle in a straight line; Simple Harmonic motion, Projectile, circular motion, motion under central forces (inverse square law) escape velocity.

1. a) Definitions of Criminology by E.H. Sutherland. Michael and Adler. D.R Taft, M.J. Sethana, RS.Cam and Elliot ad Merrill.
b) Scope and objective of Criminology.
c) Its relationship with – Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Forensic Science, Penology, Law.
d) Definition of Crime: i) Legal. ii) Sociological, iii) General.
e) Classification .of Crime: i) Indian Penal Code, ii) British Common Law, iii) Bonger William, Cesser Lambrose, iv) Statistical.
f) Methods of Criminology: i) Case Study, ii) Experimental, iii) Ecological, iv) Statistical. v) Observation.
2. Theories of Criminology: i) Pre-Scientific theories, ii) Classical and Non-Classical School, iii) Cartographic School, iv) Sociologist School.
v) Typolotical Schools: a) Lambroso’s mental Testers. b) Psychiatric.
vi) Sociological Schools; a)Differential Association theory, b) Multiple factors analysis.
3. a) Criminal-classifications: i) Casare Lambrese, ii) Charles Goring, iii) M.J. Sethana, iv) Scientific classification.
b) Criminal Patterns: i) Professional Criminals, ii) Habitual Criminals; iii) White Collar Criminals, iv) Organised Criminals .
c) De-notified Tribes.
d) Etilogy of Crime: i) Geographical, ii) Physiological, iii) Psychological, iv) Social, v) ‘Economic, vi) Political
e ) Victimology – typology of victims, their problems and factors involved and compensation and restitutions.
4. Criminal Law – General Exceptions: & Explanations
i) Offences against Human body and property under Section 299 to 338 and 341 to 376 and 378 to 402 . I.P.C.
ii) Organisation set-up of Criminal Courts in India, their powers, police powers of arrest, search and seizure and provisions for bail and appeal.
iii) Types of evidences – admissions and confessions and expert evidences.
5. Meaning and historical development of Forensic science and its role in crime detection.
6. Organisation and Functions of
i) Central and State Forensic Science Laboratories.
ii) Central and State Finger Print Bureau.
7. Physical clues:
a) FingerPrints.
i) Principles of dectyloscopy.
ii) Recording of Finger Prints.
iii) Finger Prints patterns.
iv) Types of Chance Prints and their development.
v) Classification of finger prints by Henry’s.
b) Foot Prints:
i) Types
ii) Lifting of Sunken foot prints.
iii) Tracing of surface foot prints.
iv) Walking picture.
c) Hair :
i) Morphology
ii) Difference of Human and Animal hair.
d) Blood:
i) Blood Tests.
ii) Blood grouping.
iii) Body fluids: Urine, Saliva, Semens.
e) Fire Arms :
i) Classification of fire arms.
ii) Identification of Fire arms and ammunitions.
f) Tool marks – Types and examination of tools.
g) Documents:
i) Types.
ii) Examination of Documents.
iii) Eresers, Obliterations, alterations.
iv) Characteristics of Hand written and type written documents.
h) Glass Fractures:
i) Types.
ii) Determination of direction of force.
a) Enpuestt:
i) Police.
ii) Coroners.
iii) Magistrates.
b) Wounds and injuries: Medico -legal importance.
c) Poisons:
i) Classification
ii) Factors modifying the action of poisons.
iii) Routes of administration.
iv) Routes of elimination.
d) Death:
i) Modes.
ii) Signs
iii) Changes after death.
e) Identification of living and dead.
Police Science:
a) Central and State Police Organisation.
b) Powers and duties of Police.
c) Police and Public relations.
d) Crime Preventive Methods:
i) Patroling.
ii) Surveillance.
iii) Collection of intelligence.
e) Registration of Cases:
i) First Information Report
ii) Charge Sheet:
iii) Final Report
f) Methods of Investigation
i) Informers.
ii) Interrogation of suspects.
iii) Instrumentation.
iv) Interviewing of witnesses.
v) Modus Operandi Bureau.
vi) Dog Squad.
vii) Scientific Aid Units.
g) Investigating Officer and his qualities.
h) Scene of Crime:
i) Meaning and importance.
ii) Types.
iii) Examination of scene of crime.
iv) Procedure of handling packing and forwarding physical clues to experts.
10. i) History of punishments.
ii) Theory of punishment.
ii) Forms of punishment.
iii) Origin and development of Indian prison.
iv) Prison administration.
v) Probation and Parole.
11. Correctional Institutions:
i) Juvenile Home.
ii) Special Home.
iii) Borstal School.
iv) State Homes.
v) Junvenile Service Bureau.
vi) JuvenileClub.
vii) Juvenile Courts.
12. Social Problems: Definition, causes, effects and preventions.
i) Prostitution.
ii) Juvenile Delinquency.
iii) Beggary.
iv) Terrorism.
v) Communal Violence.
vi) Dowry.
vii) Alcoholism and drug addiction.
viii) Suicide.
ix) Environmental Pollution.
13. Concept of normal and abnormal behaviour:
i) Mental Mechanism and criminal behaviour
ii) Mental Disorders and Mental deficiency in relation to criminal behaviour;
iii) Psychopathic personality

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Institute of Management & Information Science (IMIS) was established with an initiative and support from some of the leading industrial and business houses of Bhubaneswar. It is an autonomous institute with the approval of the All India Council for Technical Education (A.I.C.T.E.), Govt. of India, since year 1995. Its prime objective is to educate train and develop students and working professionals in techno-managerial disciplines.

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Schedule for GD/PI for the short listed candidates to be displayed on : 9th February’2010
GD/PI will be conducted at Pune on : 20th & 21st February’2010 and 27th & 28th February’2010
Display of the first merit list : 8th March’2010
Last date for the payment of fees for the first merit list : 18th March’2010
Display of the second merit list : 20th March’2010
Last date for the payment of fees for the second merit list : 27th March’2010
Programme commencement: MBA (IT): June 7, 2010
M Sc (CA): June 7, 2010

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NITAT 2010 Important Dates
Last date to apply online for NITAT 2010 - February 19, 2010
NITAT 2010 Exam Date – February 21, 2010
NITAT 2010 Result Date – FFebruary 26, 2010

Eligibility Criteria
College/ Engineering Students
Graduates (Any discipline)
Students having completed Class 12th
Polytechnic students

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