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B.A
(Hons.) Pogramme (effective from July 2005) |
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| COURSE CONTENT |
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DISCIPLINE COURSES IN FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD YEAR |
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4 CONCURRENT COURSES OF 50 MARKS EACH FOR A TOTAL OF 200 MARKS |
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1 NON CREDIT (QUALIFYING) COURSE IN A LANGUAGE OTHER THAN THE COMPULSORY LANGUAGE CONCURRENT COURSE |
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| DISCIPLINE COURSES |
a) The structure of the main Discipline Courses will be as in the existing B.A. (Honours) Programme. |
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| CONCURRENT (CREDIT) COURSES & NON CREDIT (QUALIFYING) COURSE |
b) There shall be 4 Concurrent Courses, of 50 marks each for a total of 200 marks. The marks obtained in the Concurrent Courses shall count towards the final result. The four Concurrent Courses shall comprise of one Compulsory Language Course, to be chosen by a student out of English/Hindi/any other Indian Language*, and 3 other courses chosen from a set of Optional courses.
Each student, in addition, shall be required to do one compulsory non-credit (qualifying) course in a language other than the one chosen as a compulsory language concurrent course. For example, if a student chooses English as a compulsory language concurrent course, she shall be required to one compulsory non-credit (qualifying) course in Hindi/any other Indian language* or vice versa.
*Note: Hindi and Sanskrit are the only other languages offered in the College apart from English. |
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| c) Optional Courses shall have two components:
(1) Inter-disciplinary Courses
(2) Discipline-centered Courses |
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The College expects to offer the following inter-disciplinary concurrent courses for the B.A. (Honours) Courses:
1. Ethics in the Public Domain
2. Reading Gandhi
3. Cultural Diversity, Linguistic Plurality and Literary Traditions
in India. |
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d) The Compulsory language Courses, the Compulsory non-credit (qualifying) Language Course and the inter-disciplinary Concurrent Course/s shall be taught in the First year. The other Concurrent Courses shall be taught in the Second year. The main Discipline courses shall be taught in the first, second and third years as per the norms of the Departments. |
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e) All students will opt for any two of the discipline centered courses. These courses should be in subjects other than their main discipline. Only one course can be offered from one discipline. The discipline centered courses shall be taught in the second year. Details of the courses offered will be notified later. |
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f) A student who is enrolled in B.A. (Hons) course where a literature subject is the main discipline (namely English, Hindi or Sanskrit) shall not be required to take a Compulsory Language Course, but shall instead study the interdisciplinary Concurrent Course in language, Literature and Culture. However, such a student may opt for a language course for credit provided it is not the same language as the main discipline. For such students, the qualifying, non-credit language course has to be chosen from among the remaining languages (i.e. neither the language of the main discipline nor the one chosen as a language course for credit). |
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g) Students who have not studied any of the languages after Class VIII, or if the language they have studied beyond class VIII is not offered by the College, will not be required to take the compulsory course in a language. Instead, they can choose one of the concurrent courses in lieu thereof. Should a student choose a compulsory course in a language for credit, but have not studied, beyond Class VIII, any other language offered by the college, such a student can choose one of the Concurrent Courses as a non-credit (qualifying) course in lieu of the compulsory non-credit (qualifying) language course stipulated under © above. |
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h) The student shall opt for at least one course each from the Inter-disciplinary Courses and the Discipline-Centred Courses. |
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i) The choice of courses shall be regulated as per details as follows:
(1) A student who is enrolled in B.A.(Hons) Course where a literature subject is the main discipline, cannot offer as Concurrent Course a literature paper in the same language but may choose any one literature course from among the remaining languages.
(2) Similarly, a student cannot offer a discipline-centered Concurrent course in her main Discipline. For example, a student of B.A.(Hons) Economics cannot offer the discipline-centered Concurrent course in Economics.
(3) All students shall have the option of offering the Concurrent course in Mathematics. |
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k) The Examination Scheme and marks for Internal Assessment shall be as per the existing Ordinances of the University of Delhi. |
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Note: The inter-disciplinary course/s and subject combinations for B.A. (Honours) courses offered in the College will be notified separately. |
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The College expects to offer the following inter-disciplinary concurrent courses for the B.A. (Honours) Courses:
* Ethics in the Public Domain
* Reading Gandhi
* Cultural Diversity, Linguistic Plurality and Literary Traditions in
India
* Hindi Language, Literature and Culture |
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B.A.
Programme (effective from July 2005) |
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The B.A Programme shall offer twelve courses over a three year period with four courses taught & examined every year. The details of the courses is as under. |
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| Course Category |
Number of Courses to be
chosen by a student
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Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Discipline Courses
(in 2 Disciplines) |
6 (3+3) |
1+1 |
1+1 |
1+1 |
Language Courses
(in 2 Languages) |
4 (2+2) |
1+1 |
1 |
1 |
| Foundation Courses |
1 |
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1 |
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| Application Courses |
1 |
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1 |
| Total Number |
12 |
4 |
4 |
4 |
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Discipline Courses: A student shall do 6 discipline courses, 3 each in two disciplines. The combinations of the discipline courses offered in the College are as follows: |
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| 1st Subject |
Option for 2nd Subject |
| Economics |
Political Science or Maths or Elective Engish |
| English* |
Political Science or Psychology or O.M.S.P or Economics |
| Hindi** |
History or O.M.S.P or N.H.E. |
| History |
Political Science or Sanskrit or N.H.E. or Hindi. |
| Maths*** |
Economics or O.M.S.P |
| Music |
N.H.E. or Sanskrit or Philosophy |
| N.H.E.**** |
History or Music or Sanskrit or Hindi |
| O.M.S.P***** |
Maths or Psychology or Elective English or Hindi |
| Philosophy |
Music or Sanskrit or Psychology |
| Political Science |
History or Economics or Elective English |
| Psychology |
Philosophy or Elective English or O.M.S.P. |
| Sanskrit |
N.H.E. or Music or Philosophy or History |
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Language Courses: A student shall do 4 language courses. Of these, 2 courses are to be in English & 2 courses are to be in Hindi/other Indian Languages. However, only Hindi is offered as the second language in the College. All students admitted to the B.A Programme will do 1 course each of English & Hindi/subject in lieu of MIL in First year. In the Second year all students will do English and in the III year all students will do Hindi/subject in lieu of MIL.
Foundation Courses: A student will study one of the following Foundation courses expected to be offered in the College in the Second Year:-
1) Language, Literature & Culture.
2) Human Rights, Gender & Environment. |
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A student is expected to give her choice for the foundation course at the time of admission, by filling up the appropriate column in the application form. However, the student will be allotted the foundation course on the basis of her preference, subject to availability of seats & merit.
Application Courses:- A student will study one of the following application courses expected to be offerd in the College in the Third Year:
1) Creative Writing
2) Nutrition & Health
3) Mass Communication
4) Computer Application
5) Translation & Interpreting
6) Voluntary Organization |
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Note:
Students shall not be ordinarily allowed to take more than 8 language courses in all, including the Application course on Translation and Creative writing and not more than 6 course in any one language. However, the Foundation course, Language literature & Culture is Inter-Disciplinary & will not be counted as a Language course. Students opting for 3 Discipline courses in NHE shall not be ordinarily allowed to take application course on Nutrition & Health.
The college reserves the right to change the courses offered within the framework of the Restructured B.A. Programme. |
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B.Com
Programme (effective from July 2005) |
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| PART I (FIRST YEAR) |
| 4 PAPERS : 100 MARKS EACH |
| PAPER I |
BUSINESS ORGANZATION AND MANAGEMENT |
| PAPER II |
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING |
| PAPER III |
ECONOMICS PAPER I (Economic Systems and Micro Economic Theory) |
| PAPER IV |
HUMANITIES GROUP — ONE OF THE MIL |
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| PART II (SECOND YEAR) |
| 4 PAPERS : 100 MARKS EACH |
| PAPER V |
BUSINESS LAWS |
| PAPER VI |
OFFICE MANAGEMENT & SECRETARIAL PRACTICE |
| PAPER VII |
ECONOMICS PAPER II (Micro Economic Analysis and Policy) |
| PAPER VIII |
HUMANITIES GROUP—ENGLISH |
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| PART III (THIRD YEAR) |
| 4 PAPERS : 100 MARKS EACH |
| PAPER IX |
COSTING AND STATISTICS |
| PAPER X |
AUDITING, INCOME TAX AND SALES TAX |
| PAPER XI |
ECONOMICS PAPER II (Economic Development and Planning in India) |
| PAPER XII |
HUMANITIES GROUP—ELECTIVE PAPER |
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B.Com.
(Hons.) Programme (effective from July 2005) |
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| FIRST YEAR |
| Papers |
Course Description |
Marks |
| PAPER I |
BUSINESS ORGANISATION & MANAGEMENT |
75 |
| PAPER II |
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING |
75 |
| PAPER III |
MICRO ECONOMIC THEORY AND APPLICATIONS- |
75 |
| PAPER IV |
BUSINESS STATISTICS |
75 |
| PAPER V |
BUSINESS LAW |
75 |
| PAPER VI |
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS |
75 |
| PAPER VII |
a) BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
b) BUSINESS ETHICS & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY |
50
50 |
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Total |
550 |
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| SECOND YEAR |
| Papers |
Course Description |
Marks |
| PAPER VIII |
CORPORATE ACCOUNTING |
75 |
| PAPER IX |
COST ACCOUNTING |
75 |
| PAPER X |
MICRO ECONOMIC THEORY AND
APPLICATIONS |
75 |
| PAPER XI |
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS |
75 |
| PAPER XII |
CORPORATE LAWS |
75 |
| PAPER XIII |
INCOME TAX LAW AND PRACTICE |
75 |
| PAPER XIV |
a) E-COMMERCE
b) AUDITING |
50
50 |
| PAPER XV |
HINDI/MIL/POLITICAL SC./PHILOSOPHY |
50 |
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Total |
600 |
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| THIRD YEAR |
| Papers |
INTEGRATED COURSES
(COMPULSOSRY) |
Marks |
| PAPER XVI |
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING |
75 |
| PAPER XVII |
MACRO ECONOMICS |
75 |
| PAPER XVIII |
INDIAN ECONOMY-PERFORMANCE AND
POLICIES |
75 |
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4 COURSES (2+2), ANY TWO ELECTIVE GROUPS OUT OF 9 OPTIONS (EACH ELECTIVE GROUP COMPRISES TWO GROUPS)* (PAPER XIX –XXXVI)
(For details, consult the B.Com (Hons) syllabus of University of Delhi) |
300
(75X4) |
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PROJECT WORK |
25 |
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Total |
550 |
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Grand Total |
1700 |
| *Options offered by the College will be notified separately |
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B.Sc.
Programme (effective from July 2005) |
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| FIRST YEAR |
| Course Code |
Course Title |
| PH 101 |
PHYSICS |
| PH 102 |
PHYSICS LABORATORY |
| CH 103 |
CHEMISTRY |
| CH 104 |
CHEMISTRY LABORATORY |
| BY 105a |
BIOLOGY |
| BY 106a |
BIOLOGY LABORATORY |
| BY 105 b |
BIOLOGY FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCES |
| BY 106 b |
LABORATORY: BIOLOGY FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCES |
| MA107a |
MATHEMATICS |
| MA 107b |
MATHEMATICS FOR LIFE SCIENCES |
| IN 108 |
LABORATORY: ELECTRONICS AND MODERN
INSTRUMENTATION |
| IN 109 |
LABORATORY: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES |
| CS 110 |
LABORATORY: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS |
| ES 111 |
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE |
| HU 112 |
TECHNICAL WRITING AND COMMUNICATION
IN ENGLISH |
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| THIRD YEAR |
In the II year every student shall opt for three Science domain courses, each domain consisting of 2 Theory Papers and a Laboratory (if required). The total marks for each domain will be 300. In addition every student shall opt for either an elective course or a project of 50 marks.
In the III year, the student shall continue with the same domains which she had opted in the II year.
The college will offer B.Sc. Life Sciences Combination: Chemistry, Botany and Zoology.
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i) M.I.L. (Modern Indian Language) Hindi is the only M.I.L. (Modern Indian Language) taught in the college.
ii) Hindi A or Elective Hindi is for students who have passed Hindi in class XII, Hindi B for those who have passed Hindi in class X.
iii) In special cases a student may be permitted to offer Philosophy or History in lieu of M.I.L., if not otherwise offered.
iv) English A, B and C is for those students who have passed English in Class XII, X and VIII respectively. However students who have studied English at least upto class X will be preferred.
v) The medium of instruction in Biochemistry, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, Commerce, Economics, History, Philosophy and Psychology is English only. Other courses are taught in both Hindi and English. |
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