All
exams are for 3 hours
B.A
Communicative English (Restructured) – 6 Semesters
The course shall be of three years duration consisting of 6 semesters
of 20 weeks each including examinations. There shall be 90 to 100
working days in each semester.
The
course of study shall consist of three parts as detailed below
| |
|
Maximum
Marks |
Part
I
|
English
|
200
|
Part
II
|
Second
Language
|
100
|
Part
III
|
1. Core
Subject
|
500
|
| |
2. Vocational
Subject
|
500
|
| |
3. Auxiliary
Subject
|
200
|
| |
Total
|
1500
|
B.A.
Communicative English Syllabus
|
| Semester
I |
Part
I
|
English
Paper1 – Prose and Grammar |
Part
II
|
Second
Language - Paper I |
| Part
III |
Core
Subject – English Language and Literatur
Paper
I – Poetry
Vocational
Subject – Communicative English
Paper I – Phonetics (Theory and Practical)
Auxiliary
Subject – English Language Teaching
Paper I – Methodology of Teaching English |
|
Semester II |
Part
I
|
Paper
II – Poetry and Drama |
Part II
|
Paper II |
Part
III
|
Core
Subject Paper
II - Prose
Vocational
Subject
Paper II – Applied Phonetics (Theory and Practical)
Auxiliary
Subject
Paper II – Measurement and Evaluation
|
|
Semester III |
Part
I |
Paper
III – Functional English Part A |
Part III |
Core
Subject
Paper
III – History of English Literature A
Paper
IV - Drama
Vocational
Subject
Paper III – Remedial English Grammar
Paper
IV - Writing Skills
Auxiliary
Subject
Paper III – Education Psychology & Technology
|
| Semester
IV |
| Part
III |
Core
Subject Paper
IX – Literary Criticism B
Paper
IX - History of English Language B
Vocational
Subject
Paper ix – Project and on the Job Training
Paper
IX - Entrepreneurship Development
|
B.Sc Mathematics
Main Subject – Mathematics, Subsidiary Subjects - Statistics
and Physics
B.Sc.
Mathematics Syllabus
|
| First
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Papers I & II
|
100
marks each |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Paper I
|
100
marks |
Part
III
|
Main
Paper
I – Calculus, Analytical Geometry and Trigonometry
Subsidiaries*
· Statistics Paper I
·
Physics Paper I
|
100 marks
50
marks (30 marks for internal assessment and 20 marks for record)
50 marks
|
| Second
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Paper III
|
100
marks |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Papers II & III
|
100
marks each |
Part
III
|
Main
Paper II – Algebra, Calculus, Linear Algebra and Fourier
Series Subsidiaries
·
Statistics Papers II & III
·
Physics** Paper II
|
60 marks
50
marks each (30 marks for internal assessment and 20 marks
for record)
50 marks
|
| Third
Year |
| Part
III |
Paper
IV – Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis and
Vector
Paper
V - Real Analysis
Paper
VI – Complex Analysis
Paper
VII – Operations Research (elective)
Paper
VIII – Graph Theory (elective)
|
100
marks 100
marks
100 marks
100 marks
75 marks
(65 marks for external examination and 10 marks for internal
examination)
75 marks
(65 marks for external examination and 10 nation)
marks for internal exami
|
Subsidiary
exams in the first year are for 2 hours
There shall be a practical examination at the end of second year
for 55 marks (20 marks for record book and 25 marks for internal
assessment)
All
other exams are for 3 hours
B.Sc
Botany
Main Subject – Botany, Subsidiary Subjects – Zoology
and Chemistry
B.Sc
Botany Syllabus
|
| First
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Papers I & II
|
100
marks each |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Paper I
|
100
marks |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper
I – Angiosperm Anatomy &
Reproductive
Botany
Practical
I- Angiosperm Anatomy &
Reproductive
Botany
Subsidiaries
· Zoology Paper I – Animal Science
·
Chemistry Paper I – Principles of Chemistry
|
60
marks 70
marks |
Second
Year
|
Part
I
|
English
– Paper III
|
100
marks |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Papers II & III
|
100
marks each |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper II – Microbiology, Phycology, Mycology &
Plant
Pathology
Practical
II - Microbiology, Phycology,
Mycology
& Plant Pathology
Subsidiaries
· Zoology Paper II – Functional and Applied Zoology
Practical
· Chemistry Paper II – Organic and Bio-Inorganic
Chemistry |
60
marks 60
marks
70 marks |
| Third
Year |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper III
–
Bryophytes, Pteriodophyte, Gymnosperms,
Paletobotany & Evolution
Practical
III – Bryophyta, Pteridophyta,
Gymnosperms,
Paleobotany, Morphology,
Taxonomy of Angiosperms and Economic Botany
Paper
IV – Morphology of Angiosperms,
Taxonomy of Angiosperms, Pharmocognosy,
Economic Botany & Ethnobotany
Practical
IV – Biochemistry, Plant Physiology,
Environmental Biology, Cytology, Genetics,
Plant Breeding, Biostatistics, Computer Application
Paper
V - Biophysics, Biochemistry,
Plant Physiology, Environmental Biology
Paper
VI – Cytology, Genetics, Plant Breeding,
Biotechnology, Biostatistics & Computer Application
|
|
| Total
Marks - |
B.Sc
Zoology
Main Subject – Zoology, Subsidiary Subjects – Botany
and Chemistry
B.Sc
Zoology Syllabus
|
| First
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Papers I & II
|
100
marks each |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Paper I
|
100
marks |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper
I – Non-Chordata
Practical
I- Non- Chordata
Subsidiaries
· Botany Paper I – Cryptogrammic Botany, Gymnosperms,
Biochemistry,
Plant Physiology and Plant Pathology
·
Chemistry Paper I – Principles of Chemistry |
60 marks
70
marks
|
|
Second Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Paper III
|
100
marks |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Papers II & III
|
100
marks each |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper II – Chordata Practical
II – Chordata & Non-Chordata
Subsidiaries
Botany Paper II – Taxonomy, Anatomy,
Embryology, Environmental Biology, Economic
Botany, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Practical
– Cryptograms, Gymnosperms,
Plant Physiology, Plant Pathology,
Taxonomy, Environmental Biology,
Economic Botany and Genetics
Chemistry Paper II – Organic and Bio-Inorganic Chemistry |
|
| Third
Year |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper III – Development Biology Paper
IV – Biochemistry & Animal Physiology
Paper
V - Cell Biology – Genetics & Molecular Biology
Paper
VI – Environmental Biology, Ethology & Evolution
|
|
| Total
Marks -
|
B.Sc
Physics
Main Subject – Physics, Subsidiary Subjects – Mathematics
and Electronics
B.Sc
Physics Syllabus
|
| First
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Papers I & II
|
100
marks each |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Paper I
|
100
marks |
Part
III
|
Main
Paper
I – General and Thermal Physics
Practical
I- General and Thermal Physics
Subsidiaries
· Mathematics Paper I
·
Electronics Paper I
|
|
| Second
Year |
Part
I
|
English
– Paper III
|
100
marks |
Part
II
|
Second
Language – Papers II & III
|
100
marks each |
Part
III
|
Main
Paper II – Electricity and Magnetism Practical
II – Optics, Magnetism and Electricity
Subsidiaries
· Mathematics Paper II
·
Electronics Paper II
|
|
| Third
Year |
| Part
III |
Main
Paper III – Classical and Modern Optics Paper
IV – Modern Physics
Paper
V - Electronics
Paper
VI – Computer Science
Paper
VII – Applied Physics
Practical
III – Electronics and Computer Science
|
|
| Total
Marks -
|
B.Com
Electronic Data Processing and Computer Application
B.Com
Syllabus
|
| First
Year |
Part
I
|
English
Paper I
|
|
| Part
II |
Modern
Language
|
|
Part
III
|
Paper I
– Principles of Business Decisions Paper
II – Business Management
Paper
III – Capital Market
Paper
IV – Accounting
|
|
| Second
Year |
Part
I
|
English
Paper II
|
|
Part
III
|
Paper
V – Commercial Law Paper
VI – Business Statistics
Paper
VII – Advance Accounting
Paper
IX Optional Subject
Electronic
Data Processing and Computer Applications in Commerce Paper
I
|
|
| Third
Year |
| Part
III |
Paper
X - Banking Paper
XI – Auditing
Paper
XII - Costing – Methods and Techniques
Paper
XIII – Entrepreneurship Development
Paper
XIV – Higher Accounting
Paper
XV Optional Subject
Electronic
Data Processing and Computer Applications in Commerce Paper
II
|
|
Total Marks - 800 |
Two-Year Post Graduate Degree Courses (M.A History and M.Com Finance)
|
M.A. History
(Semester
System, Syllabus from Year 2001 Admissions)
The entire course of study for two years is divided into four equal
semesters; two semesters in each year. There are three core papers
and one elective paper for each semester, covering a total of 16
papers for the whole period of study. Each paper carries 25 marks
for Internal Assessment and 75 marks for University examinations.
The Project work and Viva-Voce carry 100 marks each
Breakup
of marks |
Internal
Assessment for each Paper |
12
Core Papers |
1200
marks |
2
Assignment |
5
marks |
4
Elective Papers |
400
marks |
2
Class Tests |
10
marks |
Project
Work |
100
marks |
Seminar |
5
marks |
Viva-Voce
|
100
marks |
Attendance
|
5
marks |
Total |
1800
marks |
Total |
25
marks |
Allotment
of marks for Attendance
Less than 75% |
Nil |
76 to 80% |
1 marks |
81 to 85% |
3 marks |
86 to 90% |
4 marks |
Above 90% |
5 marks |
Those who secure a minimum of 75% attendance in the aggregate for
all the papers of
a Semester taken together alone will be allowed to register for
the University exam.
Those who secure not less than 30% marks (out of 75 marks) for each
paper in University
exam and aggregate minimum of 40% marks including Internal Assessment
for all
papers of a Semester shall be declared to have successfully completed
the semester.
M.Com
Finance
(Semester System)
| Core
Courses |
Semester
I
|
Management Science Income
Tax Law
Strategic
Management
Management
Information System & Computer Application
|
Semester
II
|
Tax Planning and Administration Research
Methodology & Statistical Techniques
Advanced
Business Accounting
Project
Management
|
| Elective
Courses |
Semester
III
|
Financial Management Indirect
Taxes
Corporate
Accounting
Project
Finance
|
Semester
IV
|
Costing for Managerial Decisions International
Finance
Security
Analysis & Portfolio Management
Financial
Markets & Services
Project
Report
|
|
