Code List – 2015-16 - CCS University, Meerut

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INDEX
C.C.S. University, Meerut
Sl. No.
I
Code List – 2015-16
Name of Examination
Faculty of Arts :
Salient Points for B.A. Students
B.A. Part I, II &III
Salient Points for M.A. Students
M.A. Part I (Old Course) & II
Page No.
01
02 – 07
08
09 – 14
II
Faculty of Science :
Salient Points for B.Sc. Students
B.Sc. Part I, II & III
15
16 – 20
III
Faculty of Commerce :
Salient Points for B.Com. Students
B.Com. Part I, II & III
Salient Points for M.Com. Students
M.Com. Part I (Old Course) & II
21
22 – 24
25
26
IV
Faculty of Education :
Salient Points for B.Ed. Students
B.Ed.
V
Faculty of Law :
Salient Points for LL.B. Students
LL.B. Part I, II & III
Salient Points for LL.M. Students
LL.M. Part I & II
VI
Salient Point for B.Sc. (PE. HE & Sports) Students
B.Sc. (PE, HE & Sports) Part I, II & III
27
28-29
30
31
32
33
34
35-36
(1)
SALIENT POINTS FOR B.A. STUDENTS
Subjects to be Offered
Every student must offer three main subjects with Foundation course and Qualifying course as prescribe in the syllabus.
Pass Percentage to be Obtained
One must obtain 33% marks both in theory and Practical separately in each subject and also in qualifying courses as follows:Maximum Marks
100
75
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
Minimum Marks
33
25
23
20
17
13
12
10
09
07
5 Marks In one main theory subject & Foundation course
Or
In two main theory subjects
3 Marks In case of short of aggregate
3 Marks In case of short of division.
No provision of grace marks in practical.
Note : The grace marks shall not be added to the total marks obtained by a candidate.
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
45% Marks
Third Division
33% Marks
A student who secures 33 % marks in one main subject and fails in other two main subjects and Foundation
course but he passes adding prescribed grace marks in one or two main subjects or one main subject and Foundation
course, is eligible for back paper examination. If a Student fails in Qualifying course, he / she will also be eligible for
back paper examination along with main subjects. After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate
either in main examination or in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
B.A. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Provision for Grace Marks
Percentage Prescribed for
Awarding Division
Eligibility for Appearing in
Back Paper Examination
Prescribed Limit for
Completion of the Degree
Change of Subjects
Filling of Examination Form
Syllabus Prescribed for the
Examination
Maximum Aggregate Marks
No student shall be allowed to change the subject after filling the examination form.
Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code no. as mentioned
in code list.
Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and
legibly in BOLD LETTERS in the Computer Copy (Performa) attached with the examination form.
All the students shall appear in the examination as per prescribed syllabus and norms for the academic session.
Titles of the Question Papers & their codes must be according to the code list & not as mentioned in the syllabus.
Maximum Marks
Pass Marks
Part I
400
132
Part II
400
132
Part III
300
99
(2)
B.A. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘A’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Code List 2015 – 16
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
103
40
703
60
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
VISUAL ART : DRAWING & PAINTING
I (Th) Fundamentals of Visual Art
& Indian Falk Art
II PRACTICAL
(a) Still Life Painting
(b) Creative Rendering
III (Th.) History of Indian Painting
(Primitive Art and Ist Century to
17th Century A.D.)
IV PRACTICAL
(a) Copy from old Masters
(One figure Composition)
(b) Cast study Bust/Antique/Life
203
40
40
60
V (Th.) Philosophy of Art and
303
Modern Indian Painting (18th
Century A.D. upto Present Age)
VI PRACTICAL
903
(a) Pictorial Composition
(b) Landscape (Outdoor or
Creative)
803
204
205
804
35
35
30
V Evolution of Strategic Thought
VI Study of War and Peace
PRACTICAL
304
305
904
35
35
30
209
210
50
50
V History of English Literature
VI Indian Writings in English
309
310
50
50
211
212
811
35
35
30
V Environmental Studies
VI Any one of the following :
(a) South West Asia
(b) South East Asia
(c) Far East Asia
(d) South Asia
PRACTICAL
511
35
512
513
514
515
911
35
35
35
35
30
213
214
50
50
V
Adhyatan Hindi Evam Kaurvi Lok 313
Kavya
VI Hindi Nibandh and Anaya Gadh
314
Vidyaye
50
60
DEFENCE STUDIES
I Art of War in India (upto 1947)
II Evolution of Armament and
Western Art of Warfare
PRACTICAL (MAP Reading)
104
105
35
35
III Art of War in India (After 1947)
IV National Security
PRACTICAL (TEWT)
704
30
I Poetry
II Prose
109
110
50
50
III Drama
IV Fiction
I Physical Geography
II Human Geography
PRACTICAL
111
112
711
35
35
30
III Economic Geography
IV Geography of India
PRACTICAL
I Prachin Evam Madhyakaleen Kavya
II Hindi Natak & Rangmunch
113
114
50
50
III Adhunik Hindi Kavya
IV Hindi Katha Sahitya
ENGLISH
GEOGRAPHY
HINDI
50
(3)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
115
50
116
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
215
50
216
50
Name of Paper
Exam. B.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
HISTORY
I Political History of Ancient India
(B.C. 600 – A.D. 606)
II Political History of Indian
(From A.D. 606 upto A.D. 1206)
III Political History of Medieval India
(1206 – 1526 A.D.)
IV Political History of Medieval India
(1526 – 1740 A.D.)
V
Political History of India
(1740-1947)
VI (a) History of Indian Culture
Or
(b) History of Modern World
415
50
416
50
417
50
V Fundamentals of Food & Nutrition 317
VI Dietetics and Therapeutic Nutrition 318
917
PRACTICAL
35
35
30
HOME SCIENCE
I Home Management and Housing
II Extension Education
PRACTICAL
117
118
717
35
35
30
I Speech, Oral & Aural Communication
II Writing & Study Skill
PRACTICAL
119
120
719
20
50
30
III Introduction to Textiles
IV Child Development
PRACTICAL
217
218
817
35
35
30
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH ( * Under UGC Scheme)
III Radio Journalism &
Broadcast Presentation
IV T.V. Journalism
PRACTICAL
PRACTICAL
219
25
220
819
820
20
25
30
V Entrepreneurship Development
VI Office Communication
For Business
PRACTICAL
PRACTICAL
319
320
15
15
919
920
35*
35
* Distribution of 35 Marks in Practical Code 919 of B.A.-III Communicative English (a) Internal Assessment 10 Marks (b) Internal Supervision’s evaluation 07 Marks (c) Project
Report 10 Marks (d) Viva-Voce 08 Marks.
PHILOSOPHY
I Indian Philosophy
II Modern Western Philosophy
124
125
50
50
III Ethics (Indian & Western)
IV Logic (Indian & Western)
224
225
50
50
V Philosophy of Religion
VI (a) Social and Political Philosophy
Or
(b) Applied Philosophy
424
425
50
50
426
50
VII Analysis
VIII Linear Programming
IX
Numerical Methods and
Fundamentals of Computer
326
327
328
33
33
34
MATHEMATICS
I Algebra and Trigonometry
II Calculus
III Geometry and Vector Calculus
126
127
128
33
33
34
IV Linear Algebra and Matrices
V Differential Equations and Integral
Transforms
VI Mechanics
226
227
33
33
228
34
(4)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
I Sanskritkavyam Kavyashastrancha
II Vyakaranam, Anuvadeh,
Sanskritsahityetihasshcha
130
131
50
50
I Introduction to Sociology
II Society in India-Structure and Change
132
133
50
50
III Social Change and Social Control
IV Indian Society-Issues and Problems
I Fiction
II Nazam
136
137
50
50
III Prose
IV Ghazal
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
230
231
50
50
Name of Paper
Exam. B.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
SANSKRIT
III Natakam, Natya-shaityetihasashcha
IV Gadhyakavyam,-Vyakaranam,
Nibandhah, Gadhya,-Shaityetihas
V
Veda-Upnishad-ArshkavyamAlankarashcha
VI Gadyakavyam-NeetikavyamVayakaranam-Chandashcha
330
50
331
50
SOCIOLOGY
232
233
50
50
V Functions of Sociological Thought
VI Social Research Methods
332
333
50
50
236
237
50
50
V
History of Urdu Literature &
Criticism
VI (a) Classical Poetry
Or
(b) Essay Translation & Grammer
436
50
437
438
50
50
V Principles of Public Administration
VI (a) Indian Political Thought Or
(b) International Politics
338
339
540
50
50
50
V
439
35
440
441
442
443
940
35
35
35
35
30
URDU
POLITICAL SCIENCE
I Political Theory
II National Movement and Constitution of
India
138
139
50
50
I Basic Psychological Processes
II Experimental Methodology and
Statistics
PRACTICAL
140
141
35
35
740
30
I Child Development (Basic Course)
II Family and Child in Today’s Context
PRACTICAL (Activities for
young children)
142
143
742
III An Outline History of Western Political
Thought
IV Comparative Government
238
50
239
50
240
241
840
35
35
30
PSYCHOLOGY
III Psychopathology
IV Social Psychology
PRACTICAL
Psychological Measurement and
Tests
VI Any one of the following:
(a) Counseling and Guidance
(b) Organizational Behaviour
(c) Health Psychology
(d) Environmental Psychology
PRACTICAL
EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION (* Under UGC Scheme)
35
35
30
III Guiding Young Children
IV Early Childhood Care and Education
V Policy and Programmes for Children
PRACTICAL
(Activities for Young Children)
242
243
244
842
25
25
25
25
VI
Organization & Management
Of Early Childhood
Educational Center
VII Placement in E.C.C. & E.
Setting & Block Placement
VIII Entrepreneurship Development
PRACTICAL
342
25
343
25
344
942
25
25
(5)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
145
146
50
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
245
50
246
50
Name of Paper
Exam. B.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
345
50
346
50
Emerging Concepts for Effective
Tourism Developments
VI Information, Communication
And Automation
PRACTICAL
390
30
391
30
990
40
V
Anuvad, Dubhashiya-Pravidhi,
Paribhashik Shabdawali
VI Sanchar Madhyam
PRACTICAL
354
35
355
954
35
30
V
New Trends and Innovations in
Education and Management
VI Measurement and Evaluation in
Education
360
50
361
50
I Vocal (Theory Paper)
Or
I Sitar (Theory Paper)
Or
I Tabla (Theory Paper)
PRACTICAL – I
PRACTICAL – II
365
30
367
30
369
965
966
30
35
35
ECONOMICS
I Principles of Economic Analysis
II Indian Economic Problems
III National Income Analysis, Money and
Banking
IV Public Finance and International Trade
V Economics of Growth and
Development
VI Quantitative Methods
TOURISM & TRAVEL MANAGEMENT (* Under UGC Scheme)
I
Tourism Business
190
30
III Tourism Marketing
290
30
II Tourism Products
191
30
291
30
790
40
IV Travel Agency, Tour Business
& Accommodation
PRACTICAL
890
40
I Bharat Sarkar Ki Raj-Bbasha Neeti
II Hindi Ka Prayogik Vyakaran Tatha
Vartalap
PRACTICAL
154
155
35
35
754
30
III Hindi Mein Official and Commercial
Correspondence
IV Noting and Drafting
PRACTICAL
I Principles of Education
II History and Development of
Indian Education
160
161
50
50
III Educational Psychology
IV Thoughts and Practices in Education
Or
Or
PRACTICAL – I
PRACTICAL – II
165
30
167
30
169
765
766
30
35
35
PRACTICAL
V
FUNCTIONAL HINDI (* Under UGC Scheme)
254
35
255
854
35
30
260
261
50
50
EDUCATION
MUSIC
Or
Or
PRACTICAL – I
PRACTICAL – II
A candidate must select any one branch i.e. either VOCAL or SITAR or TABLA.
265
30
267
30
269
865
866
30
35
35
(6)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. B.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
VII Java Programming
VIII Advanced Topics in Computer
IX Project Report – Java, Visual
Basic, Web Technology and Oracle
PRACTICAL
392
393
690
25
25
25
992
25
V
Numerical Analysis and
Computational Techniques
VI Applied Statistics and Linear
Programming
PRACTICAL
394
33
395
33
994
34
VII Management in Physical Education
VIII Kinesiology & Bio-Mechanics in
Physical Education
IX Introduction to Statistics &
Computer Application in Physical
Education
PRACTICAL
385
386
25
25
387
25
985
25
COMPUTER APPLICATION (* Under UGC Scheme)
I Computer Fundamentals and Internet
II Data Communication
III Programming in C
PRACTICAL
Elaborative M.S. Office and ‘C’
Programming
192
193
490
792
25
25
25
25
IV System Analysis and Development
V DBMS and RDBMS
VI Object Oriented Programming with C++
PRACTICAL :
SQL, PL/SQL and C++ Programming
292
293
590
892
25
25
25
25
STATISTICS
I Statistical Methods and Theory of
Attirbutes
II Probability and Probability Distributions
PRACTICAL
194
33
195
794
33
34
III Statistical Inference and Analysis of
Variance
IV Survey Sampling and Design of
Experiments
PRACTICAL
294
33
295
33
894
34
285
286
25
25
287
885
25
25
Physical Education
I Foundations of Physical Education
II History of Physical Education
III Anatomy & Physiology in
Physical Education
PRACTICAL
185
186
187
25
25
25
785
25
IV Health Education
V Psychological Foundations of Physical
Education
VI Athletic Injuries & Rehabilitation
PRACTICAL
FOUNDATION COURSES
I Bhartiya Sanskriti Evam Rashtra Gaurav
009
100
A candidate will have to select one of the
following foundation courses :1 Language Communication and
Writing Skill :
(I) Hindi
Or
(II) English
Or
(III) Sanskrit
--
011
012
013
100
100
100
--
--
(7)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
A 008
A 001
100
50+50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Exam. B.A.
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Sports & Physical Education
A 003
50+50
QUALIFYING COURSES
I ☼Environmental Studies
II Sports & Physical Education
I
II
General Awareness
A 010
A 002
100
50+50
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SALIENT POINTS FOR M.A. STUDENTS
Every student must offer all the papers prescribed in the syllabus provided by the University and as available in the colleges
One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in each practical & Viva-Voce separately.
3 Marks
In case of short of aggregate
3 Marks
In case of short of division.
No provision of grace marks in practicals & Viva-Voce.
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
48% Marks
Third Division
36% Marks
Awarding
A candidate is eligible to appear in back paper examination in one paper if the prescribed No. of papers a year is less than
06 and in two papers if the prescribed No. of papers is 6 or more. After back paper examination, better marks obtained by
a candidate, either in main examination or in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
M.A. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code nos. as
mentioned in code list.
Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and in legibly in BOLD
LETTERS in the Computer Copy (Performa) attached with the examination form.
Examination
Maximum Marks
Minimum Aggregate Marks
550
198
500
180
450
162
(9)
M.A. – I, II
(Exam. Code ‘G’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
302
303
100
100
304
305
402
403
803
100
100
100
100
100
804
100
EDUCATION (02)
(Old Course 2009 – 10)
I Psychological Foundation of Education
II Philosophical Foundation of Education
III Methodology of Education Research and Educational
Statistics
IV Sociological Foundation of Education
V Essay on any paper I To IV
102
103
202
100
100
100
203
204
100
100
VI Comparative Education
VII Teacher Education
VIII to XI- Any two from the following special papers :
(a) Intelligence, Creativity and Education
(b) Special Education
(c) Distance Education
(d) Educational Technology
XII Viva on Course Contents of paper VI to XI in General
Or
An In-depth and exhaustive Viva on any one of the
papers VI to XI of M.A., education chosen by
examinee for this purpose.
ECONOMICS (06)
I Micro Economic Theory
II Statistical Methods for Economic Analysis
III Economics of Growth & Development
IV International Trade and Finance
V Optional : Any one from the following papers (a) Industrial Economics
(b) Economics of Infrastructure
(c) Economics of Social Sector and Environment
(d) Demography
(e) Mathematical Economics
Note:- The Course (e) Mathematical Economics in M.A.Part-I
106
107
108
109
100
100
100
100
206
207
208
209
210
100
100
100
100
100
VI Macro Economic Theory
VII Public Economics
VIII Indian Economic Policy
IX- Any one from the following papers:
(a) Agricultural Economics
(b) Labour Economics
(c) Financial Institutions and Markets
(d) Econometrics
X
VIVA - VOCE
can be offered only by those candidates who had
Mathematics at Intermediate or degree level.
Note : 1. Dissertation / Project is not allowed for Private Candidates.
2 Viva-Voce is compulsory for Private Students.
Syllabus amended of Ist year from session 2003-04 and for II year from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.
306
307
308
100
100
100
406
407
408
410
100
100
100
100
806
100
(10)
II nd Year
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. M.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
312
100
VII Indian Writing in English
313
100
VIII (a) American Literature
Or
(b) Literary Theory and Research Documentation
IX
(a) Classical Literature
Or
(b) Phonetics, Linguistics and Stylistics
314
100
315
316
100
100
317
100
X
812
100
325
326
100
100
327
328
100
100
329
330
332
100
100
100
825
100
ENGLISH (12)
I Literature in English from 1340 to 1660
(Excluding Shakespeare)
112
100
II Literature in English from 1661 – 1798
113
100
III Literature in English from 1799 – 1837
114
100
IV Literature in English from 1838 – 1890
115
100
V Literature in English from 1891 – 2000
116
100
VI
Shakespeare
Viva-Voce
HINDI (25)
I
Hindi Sahitya ka Itihas Evam Sahityak Nibandh
125
II Gadhya Sahitya
126
III Kavyashastra Evam Sahitya Lochan
127
IV Adhunik Kavya
128
Any one from the following papers :
V (i) Vishistha Rachnakar (Soordas)
225
(ii) Vishistha Rachnakar (Tulsidas)
226
(iii ) Vishistha Rachnakar (Jai Shankar Prasad)
227
(iv ) Vishishita Rachnakar (Acharya Hazari Prasad Dwivedi)
228
(v) Chhayavodottar Kavya
229
(vi) Ritikaal
230
(vii) Prachin Bhasha Sahitya (Sanskrit)
231
(viii) Prachin Bhasha Sahitya (Prakrit Apbhansh)
232
(ix) Pradeshik Bhasha Sahitya (Bangla)
233
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
VI Prachin Evam Madhya Kaleen Kavya
VII Bhasha Vigyan Evam Hindi Bhasha
VIII Any one from the following two papers :
(a) Bhartya Sahitya
(b) Korvi Lok Sahitya
XI Any one from the following four papers :
(a) Patrakarita
(b) Prayojan Mulak Hindi
(c) Natak Evam Rangmunch
XII Viva-Voce
2. Viva-Voce is compulsory for Private Students.
(11)
II nd Year
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Exam. M.A.
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
437
438
439
440
100
100
100
100
441
442
443
444
100
100
100
100
445
446
447
448
100
100
100
100
837
100
HISTORY (37)
I Historiography : Concept Method & Tools
137
100
II Twentieth Century World
138
100
III National Movement in India ( c.AD 1857 – 1947)
139
100
IV & V Any two from the following papers :
(a) Economic History of India (c.AD 1757 – 1964)
(b) Historical Application in Tourism
(c) History of Medievel Rajasthan (c.AD 1400-1708)
(d) Women In Indian History
(e) History of Science & Technology in India
(f) History of Architecture of India
(g) State in India
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Note: Candidate has to choose one group of courses from the Ancient,
Medieval & Modern Indian History as Follows :
Group A : ANCIENT INDIA
VI (a) History of Ancient India and Greco Roman Contacts (c.BC 600-78 A)
(b) History of Ancient India (c.AD 78-650)
(c ) History of Ancient India and South East Asia (c.AD 650-1200)
(d) Society, Economy and Culture of Ancient India (upto c.1200 AD)
Group B : MEDIEVAL INDIA
VII (a) History of Medieval India and Central Asia (c.AD 1200-1526)
(b) History of Medieval India (c.AD 1526-1657)
(c) History of Medieval India (c.AD 1658-1761)
(d) Society, Economy and Culture of Medieval India (c.AD 1200-1750)
Group C : MODERN INDIA
VIII (a) History of Modern India (c.AD 1757 –1857)
(b) History of Modern India (c.AD 1857-1919)
(c ) History of Modern India (c. AD 1920-1964)
(d) Society, Economy and Culture of Modern India (c.AD 1750-1950)
IX Viva-Voce : Viva-Voce candidates shall have to bring with them
an Essay/Project of approximately 20 page on any
subject/Topic of their specialization course/courses.
The Examinee shall have to present a brief resume of
three to five minutes before the Examiners.
PHILOSOPHY (45)
145
100
VI
Contemporary Western Philosophy
545
100
II Indian Philosophy
146
100
VII
Philosophy of Religion
546
100
III Western Philosophy
147
100
VIII
Advanced Ethics
550
100
IV Social and Political Philosophy
248
100
IX
Philosophy of Sankara
555
100
V Modern Indian Thought
249
100
X
Seminars and Viva-Voce
845
100
I
Ethics
Note : Syllabus amended of Ist year from session 2003-04 and for II year from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.
(12)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Exam. M.A.
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
349
350
351
75
75
75
449
450
451
452
75
75
75
75
453
454
455
456
75
75
75
75
457
458
459
460
75
75
75
75
850
100
362
363
100
100
364
100
MATHEMATICS (49)
I Topology
II Real Analysis
III Discrete Mathematics
IV Complex Analysis
V Any one from the following papers :
(a) Differential Equations
(b) Differential Geometry
(c) Mechanics
VI Any one from the following papers:
(a) Advanced Abstract Algebra
(b) Theory of Numbers
(c) Mathematical Statistics
149
150
151
152
75
75
75
75
153
154
155
75
75
75
156
157
158
75
75
75
VII Integration Theory and Functional Analysis
VIII Fluid Dynamics
IX
Operations Research
Select one paper from each group.
X
Group A
(a) Difference Equations
(b) Integral Equations and Boundary Value Problems
(c) Wavelets
(d) Information Theory and Reliability Theory
XI
Group B
(a) Computer Programming & Data Structure
(b) Non Linear Programming
(c) Spherical Astronomy & Space Dyanamics
(d) Fuzzy Set Theory, Fuzzy Logics & their Applications
XII GROUP C
(a) Mathematical Modelling
(b) Partial Differnatial Equation
(c) Bio-Mathematics
(d) Mathematics of finance & Insurance
XIV
Viva –Voce
URDU (62)
I Modern Prose
II Modern Poetry
III (a) Literary History Or
(b) Social & Cultural Background of Urdu Literature
IV Allied Languages Prosody & Criticism
(a) Persian
Or
(b) Arabic
Or
(c) Urdu Prosody Poetics & Rhetorics Or
(d) Literary Criticism
V Special Study of a Poet or AuthorGalib Or
Sir Sayad Ahmad
II year from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.
162
163
164
165
100
100
100
100
262
263
264
265
100
100
100
100
266
267
100
100
VI Early & Medieval Prose
VII Early & Medieval Poetry
VIII Special Study of a Poet or Author
(a) Shibli
Or
(b) Iqbal
IX
X
365
100
Prose Forms & Techniques
(a) Essay & Translation Or
(b) Journalism & Mass Communication
366
367
100
100
Viva-Voce
862
100
(13)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Exam. M.A.
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
370
371
100
100
470
471
472
100
100
100
473
474
475
476
870
100
100
100
100
100
POLITICAL SCIENCE (70)
I Western Political Theory
II Indian Government & Politics
III Comparative Politics
IV Theories of International Relations
V Major Ideas & Issue in Public Administration
170
171
270
271
272
100
100
100
100
100
VI Modern Indian Political Thought
VII Contemporary Political Issues
VIII Any two papers from the following :
(a) International Law
(b) Ancient Indian Political Thought
(c) South Asian Political Systems (Pakistan, Srilanka, Nepal,
Bangladesh)
(d) Research Mathodology
(e) Indian Administration
(f) Federalism in India
(g) Indian’s Foreign Policy
IX
Viva-Voce
SANSKRIT (82)
I Vedic Literature & History
II Grammar, Linguistics & Essay
III Indian Philosophy
IV Poetics and Aesthetics
V Kavya
182
183
282
283
284
100
100
100
100
100
(New Course 2013 – 14)
VI Sanskrit Kavyashastra
VII Sanskrit Natyashastra
Select any two paper from the following :VIII Sanskrit Prose, Champu & Historical Poetry
IX Introduction to Sanskrit Poetic Traditon
X Vedic Literature & Grammar
XI Sanskrit Grammar & The Philosophy of Grammar
XII Viva – Voce
2. Viva-Voce is compulsory for Private Students.
582
583
100
100
591
590
584
586
882
100
100
100
100
100
(14)
II nd Year
Ist Year
Name of Paper
I Classical Sociological Thinkers
II Methodology of Social Research
III Prespectives on Indian Society
IV Rural Society in India
V Any one from the following papers :
(a) Gender and Society
(b) Education and Society
(c) Sociology of Social Movements
(d) Political Sociology
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
SOCIOLOGY (87)
187
188
189
190
100
100
100
100
287
288
289
290
100
100
100
100
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
Name of Paper
Theoretical Prespectives in Sociology
Sociology of Change and Development
Criminology and Penology
Any one from the following papers :
(a) Sociology of Marginalized Communities
(b) Industry & Society in India
(c) Comparative Sociology
(d) Sociology of Kinship, Marriage & Family
(e) Sociology of Aging
Viva-Voce
Exam. M.A.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
387
388
389
100
100
100
487
488
489
490
491
100
100
100
100
100
887
100
395
396
100
100
495
496
497
498
895
100
100
100
100
100
DEFENCE STUDIES (95)
I Theory and Development of war Since
1789 AD to 1945 AD
II War and International Relation Since 1945
III & IV Any three from the following papers :
(a) Economics Aspects of Defence
(b) Operation Research
(c) Ballistics
(d) Psychology of war
(e) Area Study (Himalayan States-Nepal& Bhutan)
& Pakistan
(f) Insurgency & Counter Insurgence
195
100
196
100
294
295
296
297
298
100
100
100
100
100
299
100
V International Law
VI National Security of India
VII & VIII Any two from the following papers :
(a) Disarmament, Arms Control and Peace
(b) Man Power Studies
(c) Science and Technology in war
(d) Civil & Military Relations
IX Viva-Voce
Note: Viva-Voce is Compulsory for Private students.
(15)
SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Sc. STUDENTS
Every student must offer three main subjects with Foundation course and Qualifying course as prescribed in the syllabus.
One must obtain 33% marks both in theory and practical separately in each subject and also in Qualifying Courses as follows: -
Maximum Marks
Minimum Marks
5 Marks -
Awarding
Change of Subjects
Examination
100
75
70
60
50
40
35
30
25
20
33
25
23
20
17
13
12
10
09
07
In one main theory subject & foundation course
Or
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
45% Marks
Third Division
33% Marks
A student who secures 33 % marks in one main subject and fails in other two main subjects and Foundation course
but he passes adding prescribed grace marks in one or two main subjects or one main subject and Foundation course, is
eligible for back paper examination. If a student fails in Qualifying course, he / she will also be eligible for back paper
examination alongwith main subjects. After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main
examination or in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
B.Sc. within six years from the academic session in which a student sought admission.
Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code nos. as mentioned
in code list.
Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and legibly in BOLD
LETTERS in the Computer Copy (Performa) attached with the examination form.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Maximum Marks
700
700
600
Pass Marks
231
231
198
(16)
B.Sc. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘B’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
I Diversity of Viruses, Bacteria & Fungi
II Diversity of Algae, Lichens &
Bryophytes
III Diversity of Pteridophytes &
Gymnesperms
PRACTICAL
101
102
50
50
103
50
401
50
I Art of War in India (upto 1947)
II Evaluation of Armament and Western
Art of Warfare
PRACTICAL (Map Reading)
104
105
75
75
404
50
I Inorganic Chemistry
II Organic Chemistry
III Physical Chemistry
PRACTICAL
106
107
108
406
50
50
50
50
IV Inorganic Chemistry
V Organic Chemistry
VI Physical Chemistry
PRACTICAL
I Physical Geography
II Human Geography
PRACTICAL
111
112
711
75
75
50
III Economic Geography
IV Geography of India
PRACTICAL
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
201
50
202
203
501
50
50
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
VII Plant Resource Utilization,
Palynology, Plant Pathology and
Biostatistics
VIII Molecular Biology &
Biotechnology
IX Environmental Botany
PRACTICAL
301
50
302
50
303
601
50
50
BOTANY
IV Diversity of Angiosperms: Systematics,
Development & Reproduction
V Cytology, Genetics, Evolution & Ecology
VI Plant Physiology and Biochemistry
PRACTICAL
DEFENCE STUDIES
III Art of War in India (After 1947
IV National Security
PRACTICAL (TEWT)
204
205
504
75
75
50
V Evolution of Strategic Thought
VI Study of War and Peace
PRACTICAL (TEWT)
304
305
604
75
75
50
206
207
208
506
50
50
50
50
VII Inorganic Chemistry
VIII Organic Chemistry
IX
Physical Chemistry
PRACTICAL
306
307
308
606
50
50
50
50
211
212
811
75
75
50
V Environmental Studies
VI Any one of the following :
(a) South West Asia
(b) South East Asia
(c) Far East Asia
(d) South Asia
PRACTICAL
511
75
512
513
514
515
911
75
75
75
75
50
CHEMISTRY
GEOGRAPHY
(17)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
113
114
115
413
50
50
50
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Sc.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
VII Immunology & Medical
Microbiology
VIII Agriculture & Food Microbiology
IX Industrial Microbiology
PRACTICAL
313
50
314
315
613
50
50
50
VII Relativity and Statistical Physics
VIII Solid State & Nuclear Physics
IX Solid State Electronics
PRACTICAL
316
317
318
616
50
50
50
50
VII Applied and Economic Zoology
VIII Biotechnology, Immunology,
Biological Tools and Techniques
and Biostatistics
IX Ecology, Microbiology Animal
Behavior and Pollution and
Toxicology
PRACTICAL
320
321
50
50
322
50
621
50
VII Analysis
VIII Linear Programming
IX
Numerical Methods and
Fundamentals of Computer
326
327
328
65
65
70
INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (* under U.G.C. Scheme)
I Fundamentals of Microbiology
II Microbial Physiology and Bio-chemistry
III Tools and Techniques in Microbiology
PRACTICAL
IV Microbial Genetics and Molecular
Biology
V Environmental Microbiology
VI Computers, Bioinformatics and
Biostatics
PRACTICAL
213
50
214
215
50
50
513
50
216
217
218
50
50
50
516
50
220
221
50
50
222
521
50
50
PHYSICS
I Mechanics and Wave Motion
II Kinetic Theory and Thermodynamics
III Circuit Fundamentals and Basic
Electronics
PRACTICAL
116
117
118
50
50
50
416
50
I Lower Non Chordata
(Protozoa Helminths)
II Higher Non Chordata
(Annelida-Echinodermata)
III Cell Biology and Genetics
PRACTICAL
120
50
121
50
122
420
50
50
IV Physical Optics and Lasers
V Electromagnetics
VI Elements of Quantum Mechanics,
Atomic and Moleculars Spectra
PRACTICAL
ZOOLOGY
IV Chordata
V Animal Distribution, Evolution and
Developmental Biology
VI Physiology and Bio-chemistry
PRACTICAL
MATHEMATICS
I Algebra and Trigonometry
II Calculus
III Geometry and Vector Calculus
126
127
128
65
65
70
IV Linear Algebra and Matrices
V Differential Equations and Integral
Transforms
VI Mechanics
226
227
65
65
228
70
(18)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Sc.
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
136
137
138
436
50
50
50
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
236
237
238
536
50
50
50
50
245
100
246
100
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
VII Stratigraphic Plaeontology &
Sedimentology
VIII Economic Geology
IX Applied Geology & Global
Tectonic
PRACTICAL
336
50
337
338
636
50
50
50
V
345
100
346
100
353
354
35
35
455
457
459
653
35
35
35
60
356
357
358
50
50
50
656
50
* GEOLOGY
I Physical Geology
II Structural Geology
III Crystallography and Mineralogy
PRACTICAL
IV Stratigraphy
V Palaeontology
VI Petrology
PRACTICAL
ECONOMICS
I Principles of Economics Analysis
II Indian Economic Problems
145
146
100
100
III National Income Analysis, Money and
Banking
IV Public Finance and International Trade
Economics of Growth and
Development
VI Quantitative Methods
INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY (*under UGC Scheme)
I
Industrial Aspects of Organic and
Inorganic Chemistry
II Industrial Aspects of Physical Chemistry,
Material and Energy Balances
III Unit Operations, Utilities, Fluid Flow and
Heat Transport in Chemical Industry
PRACTICAL
153
50
154
50
155
50
453
50
I Basic Nutrition Food
II Food Commodities & Food Chemistry
III Sanitation, Hygiene & Food
Microbiology
PRACTICAL
Qualifying Course
Entrepreneurship Development
156
157
158
50
50
50
456
50
159
50
IV Material Science and Industrial
Pollution
V Unit Processes in Organic Chemicals
Manufacture
VI Effluent Treatment, Waste Management
and Process in Strumentation
PRACTICAL
253
50
254
50
255
50
553
50
VII Industrial Chemical Analysis
VIII Chemical Process Economics
and Industrial Organization
IX Any two of the following :(a) Polymers
(b) Pharmaceuticals
(c) Heavy and Fine Chemicals
PRACTICAL
FOOD SCIENCE & QUALITY CONTROL (* under UGC Scheme)
IV
V
VI
Food Preservation
Sensary Evaluation & Analytical
Packing Material Testing
256
257
258
50
50
50
PRACTICAL & PROJECT
556
50
VII Food Analysis
VIII Introduction to food Manufacture
IX
Food Toxicology, Food
Adultration and Testing
PRACTICAL
(19)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Sc.
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
192
193
490
50
50
50
492
50
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
PRACTICAL – Java and Oracle
392
393
690
50
50
50
692
50
VII Non-Parametric Methods and
Numerical Analysis
VIII Applied Statistics
IX Linear Programming &
Computational Techniques
PRACTICAL
394
50
395
396
50
50
694
50
VII Immunology & Medical
Microbiology
VIII Food, Dairy and Agricultural
Microbiology
IX Industrial and Environmental
Microbiology
PRACTICAL
341
50
342
50
343
50
741
50
COMPUTER APPLICATION (* under UGC Scheme)
PRACTICAL
Programming
V DBMS and RDBMS
VI Object Oriented Programming with C++
PRACTICAL: SQL, PL/SQL AND
C++ Programming
292
293
590
592
50
50
50
50
STATISTICS
I Statistical Methods
II Probability
III Probability Distribution and Theory of
Attributes
PRACTICAL
194
195
196
50
50
50
494
50
IV Statistical Inference
V Survey Sampling
VI Analysis of Variance and Design of
Experiment
PRACTICAL
294
295
296
50
50
50
594
50
*MICROBIOLOGY
I Microbial Diversity-I
II Microbial Diversity-II
III Pest Management and Parasitology
PRACTICAL
141
142
143
50
50
50
541
50
IV Instrumentation and Bioanalytical
Techniques
V Cell Biology, Microbial Genetics and
Molecular Biology
VI Microbial Physiology & Metabolism
PRACTICAL
241
50
242
50
243
50
641
50
*This course is introduced at the Govt. (P.G.) College, Noida. (Microbiology in lieu of Zoology with Botany & Chemistry.)
(20)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
009
100
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Sc.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
FOUNDATION COURSES
A candidate will have to select one of the
following foundation courses:1 Language Communication and
Writing Skill :
(I) Hindi
Or
(II) English
Or
(III) Sanskrit
011
012
013
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
B-008
B-001
100
50+50
Name of Paper
I
II
General Awareness
--
--
100
100
100
QUALIFYING COURSES
II nd Year
Ist Year
Name of Paper
--
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
B 010
B 002
100
50+50
III
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
B 003
50+50
► uksV %&
(21)
SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Com. STUDENTS
Every student shall offer three main groups with Foundation course and Qualifying courses in B.Com. Part-I. Three main
groups are Commerce Group, Accounts Group and Management Group. Accounts Group and Management Group are
compulsory, but in place of Commerce Group, candidates can offer one U.G.C. sponsored vocational course from Business
Administration Group/Marketing Group/T.T.M. or Computer Application.
One must obtain 33% marks separately in every group of theory papers, practical, viva – voce & qualifying courses also as
follows:Maximum Marks
100
75
70
60
50
40
30
25
Minimum Marks
33
25
23
20
17
13
10
09
Or
No provision of grace marks in practical & Viva-Voce.
Awarding Division
First Division
Second Division
Third Division
A student who secures 33 % marks in one main subject and fails in other two main subjects and Foundation course but he
passes adding prescribed grace marks in one or two main subjects or one main subject and Foundation course, is eligible for
back paper examination. If a student fails in Qualifying course, he / she will also be eligible for back paper examination
along with main subjects. After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination or
in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
B.Com. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Examination
-
60% Marks
45% Marks
33% Marks
Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code nos. as
mentioned in code list.
Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and legibly in
BOLD LETTERS in the Computer Copy (Performa) attached with the examination form.
Titles of the Question Papers and their codes must be according to the code list and not as mentioned in the syllabus.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Maximum Marks
700
700
700
Pass Marks
231
231
231
(22)
B.Com. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘C’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
GROUP – A
I Business Communication
II Business Statistics
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
101
102
100
100
Name of Paper
GROUP – A
I Corporate Law
II Cost Accounting
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
201
202
100
100
Name of Paper
GROUP – A
I Corporate Accounting
II Auditing
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
301
302
100
100
390
60
391
60
990
80
392
393
690
50
50
50
992
50
OR
TOURISM & TRAVEL MANAGEMENT (Under U.G.C. Scheme)
I Tourism Business
II Tourism Products
PRACTICAL
190
191
790
60
60
80
III Tourism Marketing
IV Travel Agency, Tour Business &
Accommodation
290
291
890
PRACTICAL
60
60
80
V
Emergine Concepts for
Effective Tourism Development
VI Information, Communication
& Automation
PRACTICAL
OR
COMPUTER APPLICATION (*under UGC Scheme)
PRACTICAL
Programming
192
193
490
50
50
50
792
50
V DBMS and RDBMS
VI Object oriented Programming with C++
PRACTICAL
292
293
590
892
50
50
50
50
PRACTICAL
► NOTE :- U.G.C. Sponsored Vocational Courses i.e. Business Administration / Marketing/ T.T.M. & Computer Application will be offered in place of Group A/ Commerce Group.
(23)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Com.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
303
304
100
100
305
306
100
100
991
100
COMPULSORY PAPERS
GROUP – B
III Financial Accounting
IV Business Regulatory Framework
103
104
GROUP – C
V Business Economics
VI Business Environment
105
106
100
100
GROUP – B
III Principles of Business Management
IV Income Tax
203
204
100
100
100
100
GROUP – C
V Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
VI Public Finance
205
206
100
100
GROUP – B
III Money and Financial System
IV Information Technology & its
Implications in Business
GROUP – C
V Financial Management
VI Principles of Marketing
GROUP – D
VIVA-VOCE
(For Regular & Private)
(24)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
IIIrd Year
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
009
100
Name of Paper
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
Exam. B.Com.
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
FOUNDATION COURSES
A candidate will have to select one of
the following foundation courses:1 Language Communication and
Writing Skill :
(I) Hindi
Or
(II) English
Or
(III) Sanskrit
--
011
012
013
--
--
100
100
100
QUALIFYING COURSES
C-008
C-001
100
50+50
I
II
General Awareness
C 010
C 002
100
50+50
III
C 003
50+50
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SALIENT POINTS FOR M.Com. STUDENTS
Every student must offer all the papers prescribed in the syllabus provided by the University and as
available in the colleges.
One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in Viva-Voce separately.
3 Marks
3 Marks
No provision of grace marks in Viva-Voce.
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
48% Marks
Third Division
36% Marks
Awarding
A candidate is eligible to appear in back paper examination in one paper if the prescribed No. of papers
in a year is less than 6 and in two papers if the prescribed No. of papers is 6 or more.
After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination or in back
paper examination shall be awarded.
M.Com. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name &
code nos. as mentioned in code list.
Examination
Maximum Marks
550
198
450
162
(26)
M.Com. – I, II
(Exam. Code ‘I’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
101
102
103
104
105
106
75
75
75
75
75
75
280
100
I
Management Concepts & Organizational Behaviour
II
Business Environment
III Managerial Economics
IV Statistical Analysis
V
Corporate Financial Accounting
VI Accounting for Managerial Decisions
QUALIFYING COURSE
Elementary Accounts (Qualifying Course is compulsory
for those candidates who have passed B.C.A./ B.A./ B.Sc./
B.Tech. with Economics Or Mathematics or Statistics or
Computer as main subject and desire to appear in
M.Com.Part –I Examination.)
Name of Paper
Computer Application in Business
Corporate Legal Frame Work
Corporate Tax Planning & Management
Any one Group from the following:
Group : ‘A’ (Finance)
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
Financial Management
Project, Planning & Control
Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
301
302
303
75
75
75
407
408
409
75
75
75
410
411
412
75
75
75
412
413
414
75
75
75
415
416
417
75
75
75
901
100
Or
Group : ‘B’ (Marketing)
XIII
XIV
XV
Marketing Management
Advertising & Sales Management
International Marketing
Or
Group : ‘C’ (International Marketing)
XVI International Marketing
XVII International Business Environment
XVIII Foreign Trade Policy, Procedure & Documentation
Or
Group : ‘D’ (Human Resource Management)
XIX
XX
XXI
Human Resource Management
Group Dynamics and Personality Development
Labour Reforms and Industrial Relations
Viva Voce
Note : 1. Dissertation/Project is not allowed for Private Candidate.
Syllabus amended of Ist year from the session 2003 – 04 and II year from the session 2004 – 05 on U.G.C. pattern.
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SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Ed. STUDENTS
Awarding
Every student must offer four compulsory papers prescribed in the syllabus. From course –V, a student
must opt. one paper and from course VI & VII (Teaching Methodology), he must opt. one teaching
subject from each group. In all, student must opt. seven theory papers.
One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and 48% Marks in practical separately.
3 Marks
3 Marks
Theory
Practical
First Division
60% Marks
60%
Second Division
48% Marks
48%
Third Division
36% Marks
-------------A candidate can appear only in two theory papers for back paper examination.
After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination
or in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
B.Ed. degree within three years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Examination
Maximum Marks
Theory
700
252
Practical
300
144
Important Note: If a candidate after completing the required percentage of attendance does not appear or does not pass in theory or in practical or
both, he/she will be declared to have failed in the examination and will have to appear as an Ex-student in both (theory as well as
practical) without attending regular classes.
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C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2013 – 14
B.Ed. (001)
Ist Year ( New Course Session 2015-2016)
Course
Code
No.
Title of the Paper
I
E-101
II
IInd Year ( New Course Session 2015-2016)
Marks
Int.
Ext.
Contemporary India and Education
20
80
-
100
E-102
Philosophical and Sociological Perspectives of Education
20
80
-
100
III
E-103
Growing up as a Learner
20
80
-
100
IV
E-104
Teacher, Teaching and Technology
20
80
-
100
20
80
-
100
E-201
Pedagogy of a School Subject- I& II :- Selection of two
teaching subject from the following subject list
Pedagogy of Hindi
E-202
Pedagogy of English
E-203
Pedagogy of Sanskrit
E-204
Pedagogy of Social Sciences
E-205
Pedagogy of Mathematics
E-206
Pedagogy of Physical Science
E-207
Pedagogy of Biological Science
E-208
Pedagogy of Computer Science
E-209
Pedagogy of Home Science
E-210
Pedagogy of Commerce
E-211
Pedagogy of Urdu
E-701
Vive- Voce Examination based on Practicals/Task &
Assignments
(a) Strengthing Language Proficiency
5
20
-
25
(b) Art and Aesthetics
5
20
-
25
(c) Reading and Reflecting on Texts
5
20
-
25
(d)Task and Assignments on CC1, CC2, CC3 & CC4
5
20
-
25
Preparation to function as a teacher (Practice teaching)
30
170
-
200
V & VI
VII
VIII
E-702
Pract.
Course
Total
Code
No.
Title of the
Paper
Marks
Int.
Ext.
Pract.
Total
(29)
B.Ed. (Exam. Code ‘E’)
Name of Paper (Old Course)
I
II
III
IV
Teacher in Emerging Indian Society
Development of Learner & Teaching Learning Process
Essential of Educational Technology & Management
Development of Educational System in India
Code No.
Max. Marks
101
102
103
104
100
100
100
100
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
313
314
315
317
318
320
321
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
316
319
322
100
100
100
701
50
V-Any one from the following papers: (a) Education & Mental Measurement
(b) Educational Management & Administration
(c) Career Information & Career Guidance
(d) Teaching Values
(e) Environmental Education
(f) Computer Education
(g) Population Education
(h) Elementary Education
VI & VII-Teaching Methodology :- Selection of two teaching subject from the following groups. Students have to opt.
one teaching Subject from each group.
GROUP A
I
Teaching of Hindi
II
Teaching of English
III
Teaching of Sanskrit
IV
Teaching of Commerce
V
Teaching of Computer Science
VI
Teaching of Home Science
VII Teaching of Physical Science
GROUP B
I
Teaching of Social Studies
II Teaching of Mathematics
III Teaching of Biological Science
VIII PRACTICAL : (Sessional Work) Any five from the following :
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
IX
Administration, Scoring & Interpretation of Psychological Test
Operation of Audio-Visual Equipments
Construction of Test Items & Examination Question Papers
Case Study/Action Research
Scouting & Guiding
Working with Community
Participating Cultural Activities
Physical Exercises, Game & Sports
TEACHING SKILLS :
702
250
Teaching Skills/practice Teaching
Viva-Voce Examination based on session Works and skills of Teaching will be conducted by the Board of Practical Examiners.
Internal Assessment by two Subject Supervisors
Note : Students who have done B.Sc. Home Science will be eligible for obtaining B.Ed. degree. They shall offer subjects such as Biological Science, Physical Science which they did opt. in
their B.Sc. Syllabus amended of B.Ed. from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.
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SALIENT POINTS FOR LL.B. STUDENTS
One must obtain 48% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in each practical separately and
Minimum 36% marks in each course of theory & Minimum 48% Marks in practical courses separately.
5 Marks
In one theory paper
3 Marks
3 Marks
Awarding Division
Note: The grace marks shall not be added to the total marks obtained by a candidate.
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
48% Marks
Those who have failed in two theory papers are only eligible for back paper examination.
One can appear in two theory papers only.
After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination or in back
paper examination, shall be awarded.
LL.B. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Examination
Part I
Part II
Part III
Maximum Marks
900
900
1000
Pass Marks
432
432
480
(31)
LL.B. – I, II & III (T.D.C.) Examination (Exam. Code ‘K’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
(for Ex.& Old Students)
I. Jurisprudence
II. Contract –I
III. Torts & Consumer Protection Laws
IV. I.P.C. (Law of Crimes)
V. Constitutional Law of India
VI. Public International Law & Human
Rights
VII. Environmental Law
VIII. Any one from the following:
(a) International Economics Law
(b) Bankruptcy Laws
(c) Taxation Laws
(d) (I) Comparative Law
(II) Legal History
(e) Insurance Law
IX. Professional Ethics
Theory/Project
Viva-Voce
Name of Paper
101
102
103
104
105
107
100
100
100
100
100
100
108
100
109
110
111
112
113
114
100
100
100
100
100
100
710
710
80
20
X. Contract – II (Specific Contract)
XI. Family Law I (Hindu Law)
XII. Family Law II (Mohammdan Law)
XIII. Administrative Law
XIV. Company Law
XV. Labour Law & Industrial Relations
XVI. Property Law & Easement
XVII. Any one from the following :
(a) Conflict of Laws
(b) Banking Law (Including
Negotiable Instruments Act)
(c) Investment & Security Laws
(d) Trusts, Equity & Fiduciary
Relationship
(e) Criminology and Penology
XVIII. Public Interest Lawyering Legal
Aid and Para Legal Services
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
209
210
100
100
211
212
100
100
213
810
100
100
Name of Paper
XIX Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Justice & Probation of
offenders
XX Law of Evidence
XXI Civil Procedure & Limitation
XXII Legal Language & Legal Writing
(Including Proficiency in Gen. English)
XXIII Land Laws (Including Revenue &Ceiling Laws)
XXIV Any one from the following:
(a) Air & Space Law
(b) Law & Medicine
(c) (I) Women Law and Law Relating to Child
or
(II) Law, Poverty & Development
(d) Intellectual Property Law
(e) Maritime Law
XXV Moot Court, Pre – Trial Preparations &
Participation in Trail Proceedings (PRACTICAL)
XXVI Drafting of Pleading & Conveyancing
Theory
Practical
XXVII Interpretation of Statutes
XXVIII Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute
Resolution System
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
301
100
302
303
304
100
100
100
305
100
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
313
313
314
50
50
100
315
100
* Note:- 1. Practicals, Viva-Voce and written test will be conducted as per Syllabus
2. The examination in theory papers of code 313 will be conducted by the
University along with other theory papers
Syllabus amended by the B.O.S. in Law held on 08-06-2005 for Ist year students w.e.f. the session 2005-06, for IInd Year students w.e.f. the session 2006 – 07 & for IIIrd year
students w.e.f. the session 2007-08 and onword.
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SALIENT POINTS FOR LL.M. STUDENTS
One must obtain 40% marks in each paper and 50% marks in aggregate.
3 Marks
3 Marks
Awarding Division
-
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
50% Marks
A candidate can appear only in one theory paper for back paper examination.
After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination or in
back paper examination, shall be awarded.
LL.M. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.
Change of Subjects
Examination
Maximum Marks
500
250
400
200
(33)
LL.M. – I & II (Exam. Code ‘L’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
II nd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Name of Paper
(for Ex.& Old Students) IMPORTANT
I
Legal History of India & England
101
100
II
Constitutional Law of India
102
100
II
Jurisprudence
201
100
IV
Legislation :- Principles, Methods and Interpretation
202
100
V
Legal Research Methodology
203
100
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
501
100
301
302
100
100
401
402
403
404
100
100
100
100
304
305
405
406
407
100
100
100
100
100
307
308
100
100
408
409
410
411
100
100
100
100
310
311
412
413
414
100
100
100
100
100
313
314
415
416
417
100
100
100
100
100
NOTE :
The syllabus of LL.M. IInd year for New students & Ex. Students is same
but viva – voce is compulsory only for all new students to be admitted in
session 2006 – 2007
Note : (a) A candidate shall have the option to offer any one of the
following groups
(b) Dissertation can be offered by a student who has secured
minimum 50% marks in L.L.M. I in lieu of any one course
Group : ‘A’ Constitutional Law :
I Federal Aspects of a Canadian and Australian Constitutions
II Fundamental Rights in India
Any two from the following papers:
III Administrative Law of India
IV Constitutional Law of U.S.A. & Switzerland
V Administrative Law of U.S.A. & England
Dissertation
Group : ‘B’ International Law
I Public international Law
II International Organization
III Private International Law
IV International Economic Law
Dissertation
Group : ‘C’ Family Law
I
Hindu Joint Family in the Present Set Up
II Principles of Mohammedan Law
Any two from the following papers:
III History and Sources of Mohd. Law
IV Sources and History of Hindu Law
V Condified Hindu Law and Hindu Religious Endowment
Dissertation
Group : ‘D’ Merchentile Law :
I General Principles of Contract
II Specific Contracts
III Company Law and Partnership
IV Negotiable Instruments, Carriage of Goods & Insurance
Dissertation
Group : ‘E’ Torts and Crimes :
I
Tort (General Principles)
II Tort (Specific Wrongs)
III History and Principles of Criminal Law
IV Criminology and Penology
Dissertation
Syllabus amended by the B.O.S. in Law held on 08-06-2005 for Ist year students w.e.f. the session 2005-06, & IInd Year students w.e.f. the session 2006 – 2007.
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SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Sc. (PE, HE & SPORTS) STUDENTS
Awarding Division
Change of Subjects
Examination
Every student must offer all the six compulsory papers with one Foundation course and one Qualifying
Course in Part-I and Part-II.There shall be seven papers in Part-III
The Qualifying course “Environmental Studies” is compulsory in Part-I.
One must obtain 33% marks both in theory and practical separately as follows :Maximum Marks
100
50
Minimum Marks
33
17
Or
No provision of grace marks in practicals.
First Division
60% Marks
Second Division
45% Marks
Third Division
33% Marks
Those who have failed in one or two theory papers and Foundation course are only eligible for back
paper examination. If the student fails in Qualifying course, he / she will also be eligible for back paper
examination alongwith main subjects.
After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination
or in back paper examination, shall be awarded.
B.Sc. (PE, HE & SPORTS) within six years from the academic session in which a student sought admission.
code nos. as mentioned in code list already provided to the colleges.
legibly in BOLD LETTERS in the Computer Performa attached with the examination form.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Maximum Marks
700
700
700
Pass Marks
231
231
231
(35)
B.Sc. (PE, HE & SPORTS) –I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘S’)
Ist Year
Name of Paper
I Foundation of Physical Education
II Anatomy and Physiology
III Theory of Games & Sports
(Track & Field)
IV Theory of Games & Sports
(Gymnastics)
V Theory of Games Sports (Yoga)
VI Sports & Games of Speciality
II nd Year
Code
No.
101
102
103
Max.
Marks
Th. Pr.
100
50
50
-50
50
104
50
50
105
106
50
50
50
50
Name of Paper
I
Health Education, Safely
Education, First Aid and
Rehabilitation
II Physiology of Exercise
III Theory of Games & Sports
(Track & Field Events)
(Gymnastics)
V Theory of Games & Sports
(a) Basket Ball
Or
(b) Hockey
Or
(c) Foot Ball
VI Theory of Games & Sports
(a) Cricket
Or
(b) Hand Ball
Or
(c) Volley Ball
Or
VII Vocational Oriented Courses
IIIrd Year
Code
No.
Max.
Marks
Th. Pr.
201
100
--
202
203
50
50
50
50
204
50
50
205
206
207
50
50
50
50
50
50
208
209
210
50
50
50
50
50
50
211
50
50
Name of Paper
I
Psychology & Sociology
Physical Education & Sports
II Fundamentals of Sports Training
III Kinesiology & Bio-Mechanics
(Track & Field)
V Any one from the following
papers:
(a) Badminton
(b) Kabbaddi
(c) Weight Lifting
VI Theory of Games & Sports
(Sports Specialization)
VII Any one from the following
Papers :
(a) Kho Kho
(b) Table Tennis
(c) Wrestling
Or
Theory of Vocational oriented
courses
nd
(If Selected in 2 year)
Code
No.
301
Max.
Marks
Th. Pr.
50
50
302 50
303 100
304 50
50
-50
305
306
307
308
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
309
310
311
50
50
50
50
50
50
312
50
50

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