“Political science will continue to play a major role in the field of higher education, by seeding new ideas and creating knowledge and by importing high level of training with values and social commitment”
“To promote excellence in the teaching, research and publications in political science, public administration, public policy and international relations and in the generation and dissemination of knowledge of our national and international political policy and administrative environments.”
Year of Establishment: 1979
Name of the programme offered: UG-B.A
Number of the Teaching Post:
Designation | Sanctioned | Filled |
Assistant Professor | 02 | 01 |
NEP SYLLABUS DSC: Discipline Core OE: Open Elective |
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FIRST SEMESTER |
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Paper - DSC- 1 |
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Basic Concepts in Political Science |
Paper - DSC -2 |
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Political Theory |
Paper – OE 1.1 |
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Human Rights |
SECOND SEMESTER |
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Paper – DSC-3 |
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Western Political Thought |
Paper – DSC-4 |
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Indian National Movement and Constitutional Development |
Paper – OE- 2.1 |
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Indian Polity: Issues and Concerns |
THIRD SEMESTER |
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Paper - DSC- 5 |
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Indian Government and politics |
Paper - DSC -6 |
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Parliamentary Procedures in India |
Paper – OE 3.2 |
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Understanding Gandhi |
FOURTH SEMESTER |
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Paper – DSC-7 |
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Ancient Indian Political Ideas and Institutions |
Paper – DSC-8 |
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Modern Political Analysis |
Paper – OE- 4.3 |
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4.1 Good Governance in India |
CBCS SYLLABUS FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE |
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FIFTH SEMESTER |
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Paper - 5.1 |
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Public Administration. |
Paper – 5.2 |
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Public Policy Making in India |
SIXTH SEMESTER |
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Paper – 6.1 |
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Indian Government and Politics. |
Paper – 6.2 | : | Local Government in India. |
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