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B.Sc. (Prog.) Physical Sc. III Year(cluster mode) Mid Term Exam
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Department of Commerce KM College 1st Commerce Alumni Meet in the Mid of February , 2013
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B.A. (Honours)

B.A. (H) Economics

I Year - Main Papers

I Principles of Economics

II Mathematical Methods for Economics

III Statistical Methods in Economics

 

II Year - Main Papers

IV Microeconomics

V Macroeconomics

VI Economic History of India 1857-1947

VII India's Economic Development since 1947

 

III Year - Main Papers

VIII Economy, State & Society

IX Development Theory and Experience

 

Optional Papers (any 4 of the following):

X Indian Agriculture & Industry

XI Money & Financial Markets

XII Public Economics

XIII Comparative Economic Development (1850–1950)

XIV Introductory Econometrics

XV Topics in Microeconomics

XVI Topics in Macroeconomics

XVII International Trade

B.A. (H) English

I Year - Main Papers

I English Literature-III

II Twentieth Century Indian Writing

 

II Year - Main Papers

III English Literature-I

IV English Literature-II

 

Optional Papers (any 1 of the following):

V-a Nineteenth Century European Realsim

V-b Classical Literature

V-c Forms of Popular Fiction

 

III Year - Main Papers

VI English Literature-IV

VII English Literature-V

VIII Contemporary Literature

 

Optional Papers (any 1 of the following):

IX-a Anglo-American Writing since 1940

IX-b Literary Theory

IX-c Women’s Writing in the 19th & 20th Centuries

IX-d Modern European Drama

B.A. (H) Geography

I Year - Main Papers

I Geomorphology

II Climatology & Oceanography

III Geography of Population

IV General Cartography (Practicals)

 

II Year - Main Papers

V Statistical Methods in Geography

VI Settlement Geography

VII Geography of Resources

VIII Thematic Cartography & Field Work (Practicals)

 

III Year - Main Papers

IX Evolution of Geographical Thought

X Geography of the Environment

XI Geography of South Asia

XII Remote Sensing, Computers & GIS (Practicals)

 

Optional Papers (any 2 of the following):

XIII Regional Planning

XIV Geography of Tourism

XV Political Geography

XVI Urban Geography

B.A. (H) Hindi

I Year-Main Papers

I Sahitya lochan

II Bhakti Kavyadhara

III Reeti Kavyadhara

 

II Year-Main Papers

IV Hindi Ghadya Sahitya

V Aadhunik Kavita 1

VI Samanya Bhasha Vigyan avum Hindi Bhasha

 

III Year-Main Papers

VII Aadhunik Kavita 2

VIII Hindi Naatak

IX Bhartiya Bhasha Sahitya

X Hindi Sahitya ka itihaas

 

Optional Papers ( any one of the following sets):

XI-c Anuvaad Sidhant

XII-c Anuvaad Vyavhaar

XI-d Rangmanch Sidhant

XII-d Rangmanch Itihaas

XI-e Hindi Patrakaarita

XII-e Media Lakhen

B.A. (H) History

I Year - Main Papers

I History of India up to AD 750

II Social Formations & Cultural Patterns of the Ancient & Medieval World

 

II Year - Main Papers

III History of India circa AD 750–1540

IV The Rise of the Modern West (Mid-15th Century to the American Revolution)

 

Optional Papers (any 1 of the following):

V-a History of the United States of America (1776–1945)

V-b History of the USSR (1917–1964)

V-c History of Africa and Latin America

 

III Year - Main Papers

VI History of India circa AD 1540–1761

VII History of India circa AD 1750-1951

VIII History of China & Japan

IX History of Modern Europe

B.A. (H) Political Science

I Year - Main Papers

I Colonialism and Nationalism in India

II Political Theory

III Indian Political Thought

 

II Year - Main Papers

IV Indian Government & Politics

V Comparative Politics

VI International Relations & Global Politics

 

III Year - Main Papers

VII Western Political Thought

VIII Public Administration with special reference to India

IX India’s Foreign Policy

 

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

X-b Political Economy & Society

X-c United Nations Organisation

B.A. (H) Sanskrit

I Year - Main Papers

I Poetry

II Prose

 

II Year - Main Papers

III Drama

IV Epics and Dharmashastra

V History of Sanskrit Literature

 

III Year - Main Papers

VI Vaidika Vanmaya

VII Nyaya and Vyakarana

VIII Essay, Translation, Rhetoric & Prosody

 

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

IX-a Indian Epigraphy & Archaeology

IX-b Adhunik Sanskrit Sahitya

B.A. (H) Urdu

I Year - Main Papers

I Modern Prose & Poetry

 

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

II-a Persian Prose & Poetry (Elementary)

II-b Persian Prose & Poetry (Advanced)

 

II Year - Main Papers

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

III-a Special Study of a Poet (Ghalib)

III-b Special Study of a Poet (Hali)

IV Early Prose & Poetry

 

III Year - Main Papers

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

V-a Qasida

V-b Marsia

V-c Masnaviyat

VI History of Urdu Literature

 

Optional Paper (any 1 of the following):

VII-a Study & Practice of Prose Forms

VII-b Principles of Literary Criticism

VIII Essay & Translation

 

Concurrent Courses

 

In addition to papers in the main discipline, each student of the B.A. (Hons) Programme is required to take, in the first two years, 5 Concurrent Courses from a range of options offered by the college. These Concurrent Courses comprise 4 Credit courses and 1 Qualifying course. The marks of the Credit courses shall count in the final result of the student, while students will have to merely secure a pass-mark in the Qualifying course and the marks obtained in this paper will not be counted in the final result.

Students are required to opt for Concurrent Courses in each of the following categories:
FIRST YEAR a. One Interdisciplinary Course
  b. One Credit Language Course
  c. One Qualifying Language Course
SECOND YEAR d. Two Discipline-centred Courses

Concurrent Courses [for students in the B.A. (Hons) I programme]

A Interdisciplinary Courses:

  1. Ethics in the Public Domain
  2. Environmental Issues in India
  3. Reading Gandhi
  4. English: The Individual and Society
  5. Hindi: Bhasha, Sahitya aur Sanskriti
  6. Gender and Society
  7. Mathematical Awareness.

B Credit Language Courses
English, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Sanskrit.
[Students who have a language as their main discipline cannot take the same language as their Credit Language course. They can either choose any other language or any one of the Interdisciplinary courses 4-a or 4-b in lieu thereof. Please note that students cannot opt for both 4-a and 4-b as an Interdisciplinary course and in lieu of a Credit Language.]

C Qualifying Courses: English and Hindi (Higher or Lower)
[Students who have a language as their main discipline cannot take the same language as their Qualifying Language course. Also, students cannot opt for the same language in their Credit Language and Qualifying Language courses. In case students have not studied any of the languages on offer in this category beyond Class VIII, or if the language they have studied beyond Class VIII is not being offered by the College, they can opt for an Interdisciplinary course in lieu of a Qualifying Language.]

Discipline-centred Courses [for students in the B.A. (Hons) II programme]
The two courses have to be from different disciplines and neither can be from the student’s main discipline. The college offers the following Discipline-centred courses in Economics, English, Hindi, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, Sanskrit and Urdu:

  1. Economics: Principles of Economics
  2. English: Modern Indian Literature
  3. Hindi: Hindi Sahitya
  4. History: (a) Culture in Ancient India or (b) Culture in Modern
  5. India or (c) Medieval Delhi or (d) Modern Delhi
  6. Mathematics: Linear Algebra and Calculus [only for B.A. (Hons)
    Economics students]
  7. Philosophy: (a) Formal Logic or (b) Theories of Consciousness
  8. Political Science: Citizenship in a Globalizing world
  9. Sanskrit: Sanskrit Language and Literature
  10. Urdu: Urdu Literature

Note:
This is a tentative listing and students will be intimated the final set of courses on offer at the start of the academic session. Further, students may get a restricted set of choices depending on the Timetable and their main (Honours) discipline.

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