B.Sc. Syllabus
B.Sc. First Year
Subject
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
Botany | ● Microbiology & Plant Pathology — Theory ● Techniques in Microbiology & Plant Pathology — Practical | ● Archegoniate & Plant Architecture / Land Plants Architecture — Theory ● Land Plants Architecture — Practical |
Chemistry | ● Fundamentals of Chemistry — Theory ● Quantitative Analysis — Practical | ● Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry — Theory ● Biochemical Analysis — Practical |
Mathematics | ● Differential Calculus & Integral Calculus — Theory ● Practical | ● Matrices and Differential Equations & Geometry — Theory |
Zoology | ● Cytology, Genetics and Infectious Diseases — Theory ● Cell Biology and Cytogenetics Lab — Practical | ● Biochemistry and Physiology — Theory ● Physiological, Biochemical & Haematology Lab — Practical / Field work |
Physics | ● Mathematical Physics & Newtonian Mechanics — Theory ● Mechanical Properties of Matter — Practical | ● Thermal Physics & Semiconductor Devices — Theory ● Thermal Properties of Matter & Electronic Circuits — Practical |
Note: In both first and second semester, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper and minor paper in any one semester.
B.Sc. Second Year
Subject
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
Botany | ● Flowering Plants Identification & Aesthetic Characteristics — Theory ● Plant Identification Technology — Practical | ● Economic Botany, Ethnomedicine & Phytochemistry — Theory ● Commercial Botany & Phytochemical Analysis — Practical |
Chemistry | ● Chemical Dynamics & Coordination Chemistry — Theory ● Physical Analysis — Practical | ● Quantum Mechanics and Analytical Techniques — Theory ● Instrumental Analysis — Practical |
Mathematics | ● Algebra & Mathematical Methods — Theory | ● Differential Equation & Mechanics — Theory |
Zoology | ● Molecular Biology, Bioinstrumentation & Biotechniques — Theory ● Bioinstrumentation & Molecular Biology Lab — Practical | ● Gene Technology, Immunology and Computational Biology — Theory ● Genetic Engineering and Counselling Lab — Practical / Field work |
Physics | ● Electromagnetic Theory & Modern Optics — Theory ● Demonstrative Aspects of Electricity & Magnetism — Practical | ● Perspectives of Modern Physics & Basic Electronics — Theory ● Basic Electronics Instrumentation — Practical |
Note: In both third and fourth semester, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper and one minor paper in any one semester.
B.Sc. Third Year
Subject
| Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
Botany | ● Paper 1 : Plant Physiology, Metabolism & Biochemistry — Theory ● Paper 2 :Molecular Biology & Bioinformatics — Theory ● Botany Practical Vol. II — Practical ● *Project -I | ● Paper 1 :Cytogenetics, Plant Breeding & Nanotechnology — Theory ● Paper 2 :Ecology & Environment — Theory ● Lab on Cytology, Conservation & Environment Management — Practical ● *Project-II |
Chemistry | ● Paper 1 : Organic Synthesis-A — Theory ● Paper 2 :Rearrangements and Chemistry of Group Elements — Theory ● Qualitative Analysis — Practical ● Research Project | ● Paper 1 : Organic Synthesis-B — Theory ● Paper 2 :Chemical Energetics and Radiochemistry — Theory ● Analytical Methods — Practical ● Research Project |
Mathematics | ● Paper 1 : Group and Ring Theory & Linear Algebra — Theory ● Paper 2 :Any One of the Following — Theory (i) Number Theory & Game Theory (ii) Graph Theory & Discrete Mathematics (iii) Differential Geometry & Tensor Analysis | ● Paper 1 : Metric Space & Complex Analysis — Theory ● Paper 2: Numerical Analysis & Operations Research — Theory ● Practical |
Zoology | ● Paper 1 :Diversity of Non-Chordates, Parasitology and Economic Zoology — Theory ● Paper 2: Diversity of Chordates and Comparative Anatomy — Theory ● Lab on Virtual Dissection, Anatomy, Economic Zoology and Parasitology — Practical | ● Paper 1 : Evolutionary and Developmental Biology — Theory ● Paper 2 : Ecology, Ethology, Environmental Science and Wildlife — Theory ● Lab on Ecology, Environmental Science, Behavioural Ecology and Wildlife — Practical
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Physics | ● Paper 1 : Classical & Statistical Mechanics — Theory ● Paper 2 : Quantum Mechanics & Spectroscopy — Theory ● Demonstrative Aspects of Optics & Lasers — Practical | ● Paper 1 : Solid State & Nuclear Physics — Theory ● Paper 2 : Analog & Digital Principles & Applications — Theory ● Analog & Digital Circuits — Practical |
Note: In both fifth and sixth semester, there is one co-curricular paper.
B.Com. Syllabus
B.Com. First Year
Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
B.Com. | ● Business Organisation ● Business Organisation (Practical) ● Business Statistics ● Business Statistics (Practical) ● Business Communication | ● Business Management ● Business Management (Practical) ● Financial Accounting ● Computerized Accounting (Practical) ● Essentials of E-Commerce / Business Economics |
Note: In both first and second semesters, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper and one minor paper in any one semester.
B.Com. Second Year
Course
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
B.Com. | ● Company Law ● Cost Accounting ● Business Regulatory Framework / Inventory Management | ● Income Tax Law and Accounts ● Fundamentals of Marketing ● Digital Marketing (Practical) ● Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship / Tourism and Travel Management |
Note: In both third and fourth semesters, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper and one minor paper in any one semester.
There is an Industrial Training for one month after fourth semester.
B.Com. Third Year
Course
| Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
B.Com. | ● Corporate Accounting ● Goods and Services Tax ● Choose any two from the following: ● Business Finance ● Principles and Practices of Insurance ● Monitory Theory and Banking in India | ● Accounting for Managers ● Accounting for Managers – Practical ● Auditing ● Auditing – Practical ● Choose any one from the following: ● Financial Institutions and Market ● Human Resource Management ● Business Ethics and Corporate Governance |
B.B.A Syllabus
B.B.A First Year
Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
B.B.A | ● Business Economics ● Basic Accounting ● Business Statistics ● Principles of Management ● Business Ethics and Governance ● Computer Applications | ● Organisational Behaviour ● Business Finance ● Human Resource Development ● Marketing Theory and Practices ● Business Mathematics ● Advertising Management |
Note: In both first and second semesters, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper.
B.B.A Second Year
Course
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
B.B.A | ● Management and Cost Accounting ● Business Law ● Production Management ● Business Policy ● Business Communication ● Business Environment | ● Supply Chain Management ● Research Methodology ● Specialised Accounting ● Consumer Behaviour ● Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management ● Company Law |
Note: In both third and fourth semester, there is one vocational paper and one co-curricular paper.
B.B.A Third Year
Course
| Semester 5 | Semester 6 |
B.B.A | ● Income Tax ● Marketing Communication ● Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management ● Sales Management ● Industrial Relations and Labour Laws ● Company Accounts | ● Project Management ● Goods and Service Tax ● Auditing ● International Trade ● Strategic Management ● Training and Development ● Research Project |
Note: In both fifth and sixth semester, there is one co-curricular paper.
M.Com. Syllabus
M.Com First Year
Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
M.Com. | ● Business Research Methodology ● Statistical Methods Core ● Managerial Economics ● Advanced Management Accounting ● Paper Presentation in Seminar & Viva ● Minor Paper (from streams other than Commerce) – Other Stream | ● Management Concepts & Organisational Behaviour ● Advanced Financial Accounting ● International Business ● Supply Change Management & Logistics Management ● Research Project / Survey / Industry Visit Report & Viva Voce |
M.Com Second Year
Course
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
M.Com. | ● Advanced Financial Management ● Strategic Management ● Research Project / Survey / Industry Visit Report & Viva ● Elective Group Paper 1 ● Elective Group Paper 2 | ● International Marketing Management ● Corporate Taxation & Planning ● Comprehensive Viva ● Elective Group (selected in Sem 3rd) Paper 3 ● Elective Group (selected in Sem 3rd) Paper 4 Elective Group 1 – Accounting ● Accounting Information System ● Strategic Cost Analysis and Performance Evaluation ● Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination ● Financial Reporting and Disclosure in Indian Context Elective Group 2 – Human Resource Management ● Human Resource Development ● Strategic Human Resource Management Elective Group 3 — Finance ● Security Analysis and Portfolio Management ● Financial Institutions and Markets ● International Financial System ● Indian Foreign Trade and Investment Elective Group 4 — Marketing ● Advertising and Sales Management ● E-Commerce ● Consumer Behaviour ● Marketing Research Elective Group 5 — Taxation ● Wealth & Gift Tax ● Direct Tax Procedures ● Indirect Tax Procedures ● Computerised Taxation & Return Filing Elective Group 6 — E-commerce ● Business Models in E-Commerce & ICT Applications ● Logistics and Supply Chain Management in E-Commerce ● Web-Designing & Digital Marketing ● E-commerce Security and laws Elective Group 7 — Banking and Insurance ● Regulatory framework of banking and insurance business ● Management of banking and insurance products and services ● Fund Management in banking and insurance Companies ● Risk Management in Banking and Insurance Sector – Tools and Management Elective Group 8 — Indian Laws & Legislations ● IPR Laws in India ● Industrial & Labour Laws -1 ● Industrial & Labour Laws -2 ● The Competition Act 2002 |
M.Sc. Syllabus
M.Sc. First Year
Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
M.Sc. | ● Paper I – Inorganic Chemistry ● Paper II – Organic Chemistry ● Paper III – Physical Chemistry ● Paper IV – Group Theory ● Paper V – Practical & Seminar
| ● Paper I – Inorganic Chemistry ● Paper II – Organic Chemistry ● Paper III – Physical Chemistry ● Paper IV – Instrumental Chemistry ● Paper V – Environmental Chemistry ● Paper VI – Practical & Seminar |
M.Sc. Second Year
Course
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
M.Sc. | ● Paper I: Spectroscopy – Spectroscopy-1 ● Paper II: Recent Trends – Recent Trends in Chemistry ● Paper III: Inorganic Chemistry – Organotransition Metal Chemistry ● Paper IV: Inorganic Chemistry – Analytical & Coordination Chemistry ● Paper III: Organic Chemistry – Organic Synthesis-1 ● Paper IV: Organic chemistry – Heterocyclic Compounds Photo chemistry ● Paper III: Physical Chemistry – Chemistry Material ● Paper IV: Physical Chemistry – Statistical Thermodynamics & chemical kinetics ● Paper V: Practical/Seminar ● Paper VI: Dissertation/ Project – Research Work | ● Paper I: Spectroscopy – Spectroscopy-II ● Paper II: Green Chemistry – Green Chemistry ● Paper III: Inorganic Chemistry – Photo Inorganic & supramolecular Chemistry ● Paper IV: Inorganic Chemistry – Bioinorganic Chemistry ● Paper III: Organic Chemistry – Organic Synthesis- II ● Paper IV: Organic Chemistry – Chemistry of Natural Product ● Paper III: Physical Chemistry – Advanced Quantum Chemistry ● Paper IV: Physical Chemistry – Polymer Chemistry ● Paper V: Practical/Seminar ● Paper VI: Dissertation/ Project – Research Work |
Master in Social Work (MSW)
MSW First Year
Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
MSW | ● Paper I: History And Philosophy of Social Work ● Paper II: Social Science Concepts of Social Work ● Paper III: Social Case Work and Social Group Work ● Paper IV: A: NGO: Role and Functioning Or B: Stress Management and Yoga ● Paper V: Field Work – I (Concurrent Field – Rural / Tribal Tour)
| ● Paper VI: Community Work & Social Action ● Paper VII: Behavioural Science Concept for Social Workers ● Paper VIII: Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Work ● Paper IX A: Corporate Social Responsibility Or B: Ecology, Environmental and Social Work ● Paper X: Field Work – II Concurrent and Camp- Urban / Rural / Tribal |
MSW Second Year
Course
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
MSW | ● Paper XI: Social Development in India ● Paper XII: Social Work Research ● Paper XIII: Candidate has to opt Course (A) or (B) A: Medical and Psychiatric Social Work- B: Social Work in Correctional Setting- I C: Social Work at Industry – I (Labour Welfare & Industrial Relation) Pa ● Paper XIV: Social Work with Marginalized Section ● Paper XV: Field Work III and Camp
| ● Paper XVI: Family and Child Welfare ● Paper XVII: Candidate has to opt Course (A) or (B) A: Medical and Psychiatric Social Work- II B: Social Work at Industry – II ● Paper XVIII: Block Placement & Viva voce ● Paper XIX: Dissertation/Project Work & Viva Voce ● Paper XX: Field Work & Viva Voce
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Comprehensive Internal Evaluation (CIE)
The institution follows a structured and transparent Comprehensive Internal Evaluation system in alignment with NAAC guidelines to ensure continuous academic assessment and holistic student development. The evaluation process includes periodic class tests, assignments, quizzes, presentations, and practical assessments conducted throughout the academic session.
CIE emphasizes both formative and summative evaluation methods, enabling regular monitoring of students’ progress. Feedback is provided to students in a timely manner to help them improve their academic performance and learning outcomes.
The institution ensures fairness and transparency in the evaluation process through well-defined criteria, timely declaration of results, and opportunities for grievance redressal. Internal assessments also focus on developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and subject understanding among students.
This continuous evaluation system supports outcome-based education and contributes to the overall academic excellence of the institution.