Established in 1967,  Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Sardar Patel College of Communication and Management Delhi is a constituent college of Rajendra Prasad institute of Communication and Management, Bombay. Set up with the aim of providing professional studies at the post-graduate level on a part-time basis, the college is a premier institution located in a heart of the city, offering avenues of continuing education, mainly to those in employment.

Classes are conducted in English on a number of subjects in the area of Communication and Management from 6.15 p.m. to 7.45 p.m. six days a week. On successful completion of the course, the students are awarded Bhavan's P.G. Certificate.

The faculty consists of practising specialists with experience in teaching and eminent teachers of particular subjects drawn from universities, specialised institutions, professions, the press and the administration.

The academic year, which starts normally in July and ends in March is divided into two terms. August to November and December to March. The number of working days during the year is approximately 180. The college observes all public holidays as notified by the Government of India.

Only graduates of a recognised University are eligible for admission. Those who have appeared for final graduation examination may be admitted provisionally, but if they do not produce evidence of graduation before 30th of September 2009 they will cease to be students and will forfeit the fee paid. Preference is given to those with a good academic record and work experience in the relevant field. Students applying for admission may be required to appear for written test and interview depending on the course. In case the qualifying degree/diploma of a candidate is found to be not recognised or not equivalent to a degree of recognised University, the student can be so informed and asked to discontinue at any time without refund of fee.

The Principal has the right to refuse admission without assigning any reason. Candidates with ER will not be eligible for admission.

Applications for admission are to be submitted in the attached form along with a copy of Marksheet or Certificate of graduation and registration fee of Rs. 200/- between 1st April and 15th May, 2009. These will be scrutinized and selections made after tests and interviews. The final list of candidates selected for admission will be announced by 20th June, 2009. Registration fee is non-refundable.

 

(a)	A minimum of 65 % attendance at lectures is required, in each term and/ or on the whole.
(b)	The candidate who has not qualified himself/herself with the minimum required attendance may, however, make up for the deficiency in the immediately subsequent academic year, and appear in the subsequent year's examination.
(c)	In such an event where a candidate makes up the deficit in minimum attendance of 65% required, he/she shall pay only the proportionate tuition fees for the term or terms put in the subsequent year, as the case may be, and as fixed by the Principal/Director.
(d)	Ten marks will be given for regularly of attendance.

 

A candidate must obtain a minimum of 40% in each paper including 'Cultural Heritage of India' and under each head of the Internal Assessment separately in order to be eligible for being declared to have passed the final examination.

(a)	First Class
	A successful candidate scoring 60% and above in the aggregate of marks at one and the same sitting will be placed in the First Class (I Class)
(b)	Second Class
	A successful candidate scoring 50% and above in the aggregate of marks but less than 60% at one and the same sitting will be placed in the Second Class (II Class)
(c)	Pass Class
	A successful candidate scoring 40% and above in the aggregate of marks but less than 50% at one and the same sitting will be placed in the Pass Class (III Class). (a) A candidate who passes in all six external papers earlier and passes internal examination at the subsequent attempt will be declared to have passed in PASS CLASS and vice-versa. (b) However, marks secured in the Internal Assessment by the candidate whose examination application has been withdrawn for non-compliance of minimum attendance, non-submission of Study Paper in time etc. will be carried forward and considered when he appears for the next external examination for passing or award of class as the case may be.
(d)	Failed
	A candidate who scores less than 40% of marks in each written paper and in each head of Internal Assessment separately is deemed to have failed in the Examination.

 

Before the Commencement of the classes 80% of total Fees paid will be refunded (except the amount mentioned at 1& 5 of page 3) if any written request is made.

Those who have not attended any class are eligible for refund of 75% of refundable fees till the end of the first week after the commencement of classes.

After the first week No Refund.