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Sr. No Theory Saturday 06/10/2018 1 Saturday 08/09/2018 2 Sunday 09/09/2018 3 Sunday 30/09/2018 4 Sunday 07/10/2018 5 Saturday 27/10/2018 Day Time Sess ion IGNOU Counselling Schedule (June December 2018) PSC JAU Junagadh (0973 P) CERTIFICATE IN ORGANIC FARMING Counselling Schedule (June December 2018) THEORY Course Code & Title Counsellor 11.30 AM 1 Induction meeting (Orientation Programme) 11.30-2.00 PM 2 Course-I (BAP-001) Introduction to Organic Farming- Block I 3.00-5.30 PM 3 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic Production System- Block I 9.00-11.30AM 4 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic Production System- Block II 11.30-2.00 PM 5 Course-I (BAP-001) Introduction to Organic Farming- Block II 3.00-5.30 PM 6 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic Production System- Block III 9.00-11.30AM 7 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Certification of Organic Produce- Block I 11.30-2.00 PM 8 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Dr. G.G. Markana Economic and Marketing of Organic Produce - Block I 3.00-5.30 PM 9 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Dr. K.M. Karetha Certification of Organic Produce- Block I 9.00-11.30AM 10 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Dr. G. G. Markana Economic and Marketing of Organic Produce - Block II 11.30-2.00 PM 11 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Dr. K. M. Karetha Certification of Organic Produce- Block II 3.00-5.30 PM 12 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Dr. G. G. Markana Economic and Marketing of Organic Produce - Block II 9.00-11.30AM 13 Final Revision Dr. K. M. Karetha 11.30-2.00 PM 14 Final Revision 3.00-5.30 PM 15 Final Revision Dr. G. G. Markana Total Days for Theory 5 (Five)

A. Guided Practical IGNOU Counselling Schedule (June December 2018) PSC JAU Junagadh (0973 P) CERTIFICATE IN ORGANIC FARMING Counselling Schedule (June December 2018) PRACTICAL Sr. No Day Time Course Code & Title Counsellor Ses Sr. No. of the Experiment and Name 1 Sunday 9.00-13.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Dr. K. M. Karetha 2 1. Field visit to Organic Farm 16/09/2018 14.00-18.00 Organic production System 2 Saturday 22/09/2018 9.00-13.00 14.00-18.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic production System Dr. K. M. Karetha 2 3. Methods of Compositing (Preparation of different types of Compost) 3 Sunday 23/09/2018 4 Saturday 13/10/2018 5 Sunday 14/10/2018 6 Sunday 21/10/2018 7 Sunday 28/10/2018 8 Sunday 04/11/2018 9 Saturday 10/11/2018 10 Sunday 11/11/2018 9.00-13.00 14.00-18.00 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Certification of Organic Produce 9.00-13.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic production System 14.00-18.00 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Economic and Marketing of Organic Produce 9.00-13.00 14.00-18.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Introduction to Organic Farming 9.00-13.00 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Economic and Marketing of Organic Produce 14.00-18.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic production System 9.00-13.00 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Certification of Organic Produce 14.00-18.00 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Certification of Organic Produce 4. Application of Compost 2 1. Visit and Study grower group 1 5. Preparation of Plant Protection Inputs Dr. G. G. Markana 1 1. Project Formulation 2 6. Application of Plant Protection Inputs Dr. G. G. Markana 1 2. Visit to Certified Organic Outlets 1 2. Seed and Seed treatment 1 2. ICS Training 1 3.Visit to Certified Organic Farm B. Unguided Practical SI. Day Time Course Code & Title Session No. 11 Sunday 9.00-13.00 Course-II (BAPI-001) Organic production System 2 18/11/2018 14.00-18.00 12 Saturday 9.00-13.00 Course-III (BAPI-002) Inspection and Certification of 2 24/11/2018 14.00-18.00 Organic Produce. 13 Sunday 25/11/2018 9.00-13.00 14.00-18.00 Course-IV (BAPI-003) Economic and Marketing of Organic Farming. 2 Total Days for Practical 11 (Eleven) (Total theory + practical = 5 + 11=16 days)

THEORY IGNOU PROGRAMME STUDY CENTER (0973 P) JUNAGADH AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, JUNAGADH Counselling Schedule for the DVAPFV Programme (July-2018 to June-2019) (THEORY) (Total Sessions: 08, Duration: 2 hours & 30 minutes/session) Session Date Day Timing Course Code and Title Counsellor Induction meeting, Orientation Programme to be held on 06/10/2018, Saturday, at 11:30 AM 1 21.10.18 Sunday 9.00-11.30 AM Course I (BPVI-001) 2 28.10.18 Sunday 3.00-5.30 PM Course II (BPVI-002) of Fruits & Veg. 3 11.11.18 Sunday 3.00-5.30 PM Course III (BPVI-003) 4 02.12.18 Sunday 9.00-11.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) 5 06.01.19 Sunday 9.00-11.30 AM Course V (BPVI-005) 6 03.02.19 Sunday 3.00-5.30 PM Course VI (BPVI-006) I 7 03.03.19 Sunday 3.00-5.30 PM Course VII (BPVI-007) Food Quality Testing and Evaluation 8 07.04.19 Sunday 9.00-11.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-008) Entrepreneurship and Marketing Dr. K. M. Karetha Programme Incharge

GUIDED PRACTICALS IGNOU PROGRAMME STUDY CENTER (0973 P) JUNAGADH AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, JUNAGADH Counselling Schedule for the DVAPFV Programme (July-2018 to June-2019) (PRACTICALS) (Total Sessions: 80, Duration: 4 hours/session) 1 08.09.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Determination of Moisture 2 08.09.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Acidity and ph + TSS ( 0 Brix) 3 09.09.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Extraction and preservation of pulps and juices 4 09.09.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Extraction and Preservation of 5 16.09.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Pulps and Juices (Contd ) On Farm Storage-Pusa Zero Energy Cool Chamber 6 16.09.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Solar Drying of Fruits and Vegetables 7 22.09.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Preparation of Fruits Beverages- Squash, Cordial. 8 22.09.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM Course VI (BPVI-006) Preparation of Fruits-based I Carbonated Drinks 9 23.09.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Assessment of Post-Harvest Losses at Different Levels of Fruits and Vegetables (From Field to Consumers) 10 23.09.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) RTS Beverage, Fruit Nectar and Sharbets 11 30.09.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- RTS Beverage, Fruit Nectar and Sharbets (Contd..) Dr. K. M. Karetha

12 30.09.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Demonstration of Value- Addition-by Post-Harvest Handling and Packaging 13 07.10.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Primary and Minimal Processing 14 07.10.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Primary and Minimal Processing 15 13.10.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Production of Fruit Jam and Jelly 16 13.10.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Production of Fruit Jam and Jelly 17 14.10.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Marmalade and Preserve Dr. K. M. Karetha 18 14.10.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Marmalade and Preserve Dr. K. M. Karetha 19 21.10.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Utilization of Waste generated during Fresh Handling and Processing 20 27.10.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Utilization of Waste generated during Fresh Handling and Processing 21 27.10.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Butters and Candies 22 28.10.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Butters and Candies 23 04.11.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Detection and determination of Synthetic Colours 24 04.11.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Detection and determination of Synthetic Colours 25 10.11.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Determination of Hardness of Food Quality Testing and Evaluation Water 26 10.11.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Estimation of Residual chlorine in water 27 11.11.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course II (BPVI-002) Preparation of Whole Tomato Concentrate

28 18.11.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Preparation of Whole Tomato Concentrate 29 18.11.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Determination of Sulphur Food Quality Testing and Evaluation Dioxide 30 24.11.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Estimation of Benzoic Acid 31 24.11.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Preparation of Pickles and Dr. K. M. Karetha Chutneys, Relishes and Sauces 32 25.11.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Preparation of Pickles and Dr. K. M. Karetha Chutneys, Relishes and Sauces 33 25.11.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Determination of Ascorbic Acid Food Quality Testing and Evaluation by Titrimetric and Colorimetric Methods 34 02.12.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Sodium Chloride 35 08.12.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Production of Tomato Juice, Ketchup, Puree and Paste 36 08.12.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Production of Tomato Juice, Ketchup, Puree and Paste 37 09.12.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-008) Preparation of Bankble report Entrepreneurship and Marketing 38 09.12.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Preparation of Bankable report 39 16.12.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Drying and Dehydration of Fruits and Vegetables 40 16.12.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course I (BPVI-001) Equilibrium Moisture Content (EMC) 41 22.12.18 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Bulk Density and True Density 42 22.12.18 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VI (BPVI-006) Adequacy of Blanching of I Fruits/Vegetables 43 23.12.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Canning of Fruits and Vegetables 44 23.12.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course IV (BPVI-004) Repair and Maintenance of 45 30.12.18 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM Course VI (BPVI-006) I Machines Cut-out Analysis of Canned Product Dr. K. M. Karetha

46 30.12.18 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Determination of Acidity and and ph+tss ( 0 Brix) 47 06.01.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Sensory Evaluation of Food Food Quality Testing and Evaluation Products Hedonic Rating Test 48 12.01.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Sensory Evaluation of Food Products Hedonic Rating Test 49 12.01.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-008) Preparation of Bankble Report Entrepreneurship and Marketing 50 13.01.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Preparation of Bankble Report 51 13.01.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course V (BPVI-005) Preparation of Media 52 19.01.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Microscopic Staining Techniques 53 19.01.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course V (BPVI-005) Culturing and Identification of Microorganisms 54 20.01.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Aseptic Culture Technique 55 20.01.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Determination of Crude Fibre 56 27.01.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Alcohol by Specific Gravity Method 57 27.01.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course V (BPVI-005) Visual and Microscopic Examination of Raw and processed Product 58 03.02.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Enumeration of Bacteria by Dilution and Planting 59 09.02.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course I (BPVI-001) Crude Protein (Total Protein) Dr. K. M. Karetha 60 09.02.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Total Carbohydrates Dr. K. M. Karetha 61 10.02.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course I (BPVI-001) Measurement of Fat/Oil 62 10.02.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Free Fatty Acids (FFA) 63 17.02.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Determination of Ash and its Characteristics 64 17.02.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Ash and its Characteristics

65 23.02.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Determination of Total Food Quality Testing and Evaluation Carotenoids and Beta-carotene by Colorimetric Method 66 23.02.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Total Carotenoids and Beta-carotene by Colorimetric Method 67 24.02.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Contaminants: Tin Content in Food Quality Testing and Evaluation Canned Foods 68 24.02.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Contaminants: Tin Content in 69 03.03.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Canned Foods Determination of Reducing Sugars, Total Reducing Sugars, Sucrose and Starch 70 09.03.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Determination of Reducing Sugars, Total Reducing Sugars, Sucrose and Starch 71 09.03.19 Saturday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VI (BPVI-006) I Testing of Flexible Packaging Material 72 10.03.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM -do- Testing of Flexible Packaging Material

UNGUIDED PRACTICALS Session Date Day Timing Course Code and Title Counsellor 73 10.03.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course I (BPVI-001) 74 17.03.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM Course II (BPVI-002) of Fruits And Vegetables 75 17.03.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course III (BPVI-003) Dr. K. M. Karetha 76 23.03.19 Saturday 2.00-6.00 PM Course IV (BPVI-004) 77 24.03.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course V (BPVI-005) 78 24.03.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM Course VI (BPVI-006) I 79 31.03.19 Sunday 8.30-12.30 AM Course VIII (BPVI-007) Food Quality Testing and Evaluation 80 31.03.19 Sunday 2.00-6.00 PM Course VIII (BPVI-008) Entrepreneurship and Marketing Programme In-Charge Course Wise Session Sr. Course Theory Practical 1 Course I (BPVI-001) 1 6 2 Course II (BPVI-002) of Fruits and Vegetables 1 12 3 Course III (BPVI-003) 1 11 4 Course IV (BPVI-004) 1 15 5 Course V (BPVI-005) 1 6 6 Course VI (BPVI-006) I 1 6 7 Course VIII (BPVI-007) Food Quality Testing and Evaluation 1 12 8 Course VIII (BPVI-008) Entrepreneurship and Marketing 1 4 Unguided practical 8 Total 20 80