Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
This course at the University is especially designed for the students who are interested in a broad liberal arts qualification involving a sustained overview of arts, humanities and the social sciences. Students receive in-depth insights into History, Political Science, English and Hindi which are the degree's core components. This three-year degree program is also geared toward developing key competency in both written and spoken English so that students are free to pursue any specialization of their choice either simultaneously or upon completion of the degree program. Equal emphasis is placed on the acquisition of knowledge and its realtime application in a career-oriented scenario. The goal is to eventually transform students into mature, well-rounded individuals who are capable of independent decision-making
and are eligible to join the ranks of working professionals.
Year 1 :
English Part One: A contemporary assessment and study of
English based on an anthology of prose, poetry and fiction
MIL Hindi Part One: An overview of Hindi literature based on
prescribed readings of poetry, prose and fiction
History Part One: Ancient History, The History of India from
earliest times to 1000 AD
Political Science Part One: Political Theory and the Governing
Principles of Political Thought
Year 2 :
English Part Two: Exploring English Literature through a Study
of Prose and Poetry
MIL Hindi Part Two: Modern Hindi Poetry, The Hindi Novel,
The History of Hindi Literature
History Part Two: Modern India, History of Modern India
from 1707-1950
Political Science Part Two: Government, Indian Government
and Politics
Year 3 :
English Part Three: RK Narayan and writing in English by
Indian authors
Selected English Poetry: The historical plays of William
Shakespeare: Julius Caesar
MIL Hindi Part Three: Modern Hindi Prose, The History of
Hindi Literature, Modern Essays and Hindi Essay Writing
History Part Three: Europe , History of Europe 1815-1939
Political Science Part Three: Government, Comparative
Government and Politics
Coursework & Assessment :
The University conducts ongoing student assessment through class presentations, research report submissions and spot tests. Student-participation in classroom discussions is also monitored by faculty. Guidance Tutors work closely with those students who need that extra dose of support and motivation to compete successfully.
Careers :
The degree serves as a launching pad and a foundation for a full spectrum of careers. When combined with the college's diploma programs the BA Pass degree serves as a career pathway to opportunities in advertising, public relations, corporate communication, journalism and a host of other professional disciplines. This is precisely why students at the college pursue our integrated program in which the BA Pass degree and the professional graduate diplomas are pursued alongside each other. 