Code List Main Exam 2010-11

INDEX

C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List – 2010-11

Sl. No. Name of Examination Page No. I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

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

Faculty of Science :

Salient Points for B.Sc. Students

B.Sc. Part I, II & III Salient Points for M.Sc. Students

M.Sc. Part I (Old Course) & II

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

Faculty of Agriculture :

Salient Points for B.Sc. (Ag.) Students

B.Sc. (Ag.) Part – I, II & III

M.Sc. (Ag.) Part – I & II

Faculty of Education :

Salient Points for B.Ed. Students

B.Ed.

Salient Points for M.Ed. Students

M.Ed.

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

Salient Point for B.Sc. (PE. HE & Sports) Students

B.Sc. (PE, HE & Sports) Part I, II & III

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02 – 08

09

10 – 17

18

19 – 23

24

25 – 27

28

29 – 31

32

33

34

35-36

37-38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48 – 49

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SALIENT POINTS FOR B.A. STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered Every student must offer three main subjects with Foundation course and Qualifying course as

prescribed 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

� Provision for Grace Marks 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.

� Percentage Prescribed for First Division - 60% Marks

Awarding Division Second Division - 45% Marks

Third Division - 33% Marks

� Eligibility for Appearing in A student who secures 33 % marks in one main subject and fails in other two main subjects and

Back Paper Examination 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.

� Prescribed Limit for B.A. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.

Completion of the Degree

� Change of Subjects No student shall be allowed to change the subject after filling the examination form.

� Filling of Examination Form Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code

no. as mentioned in code list already provided to the colleges.

Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and

legibly in BOLD LETTERS in the Computer Performa attached with the examination form.

� Syllabus Prescribed for the All the students shall appear in the examination as per prescribed syllabus for this academic session.

Examination Titles of the Question Papers & their codes must be according to the code list & not as mentioned in the syllabus.

� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks Pass Marks Part I 400 132

Part II 400 132

Part III 400 132

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C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 B.A. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘A’)

Ist Year II nd Year IIIrd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

VISUAL ART : DRAWING & PAINTING I (Th) Fundamentals of Art

II PRACTICAL

(a) Still Life Painting

Size 11” × 15”

(b) Creative Colour

Rendering

Size 11” × 15”

Including Internal

Assessment / Submission

103

703

50

50

III (Th) Indian Painting from

Prehistoric to Pahari

School IV PRACTICAL

(a) Portrait from Life / Plaster

Cast Size 11” × 15”

(b) Traditional Drawing

Size 11” × 15”

Including Internal


203

803

50

50

V (Th) Indian Modern Art

VI PRACTICAL (a) Drawing from life/Land

Scape

Size 11” × 15”

(b) Pictorial Composition

(Thematic)

Size 11” × 15”

Including Internal


303

903

50

50

DEFENCE STUDIES I Warfare in the West

II War in International Relation

Since 1945 AD

PRACTICAL

104

105

704

35

35

30

III Indian Military History

IV Defence Organization in

India

PRACTICAL

204

205

804

35

35

30

V Modern Warfare

VI National Defence

PRACTICAL

304

305

904

35

35

30

ENGLISH I Poetry

II Prose

109

110

50

50

III Poetry

IV Fiction

209

210

50

50

V Drama

VI Major Literary Movements

and Literary Forms

309

310

50

50

GEOGRAPHY I Physical Geography

II Human Geography

PRACTICAL

111

112

711

35

35

30

III Geography of Resources and

Environment

IV Geography of India

PRACTICAL

211

212

811

35

35

30

V Geography of Mansoon Asia

(Excluding India)

VI Any one of the following :

(a) Population Geography

(b) Agricultural Geography

(c) Geography of Rural

Settlements

(d) Applied Geography

PRACTICAL

511

512

513

514

515

911

35

35

35

35

35

30

Note :- The B.O.S. in its meeting held on 12-08-2004, has amended the syllabus in the subject of Drg. & Ptg. as above w.e.f. session 2004 - 05 for B.A. part I, II & III. Syllabus amended of Ist year from the session 2003 – 04, II year from the session 2004 – 05 and for III year from the session 2005-06 on U.G.C. pattern.

C.C.S. University, Meerut (3) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.A.


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

HINDI I Hindi Bhasha Sahitya Ka Itihas

Evam Kavyang Vivechan

II Hindi Katha Sahitya

113

114

50

50

III Adhunik Hindi Kavya

IV Hindi Natak & Nibandh

213

214

50

50

V Madhyakalen Hindi Kavya

VI Prayojanmulak Hindi

313

314

50

50

HISTORY I History of India from the

Earliest Times to c. AD 650

II History of India from

c. AD 650 - 1526

115

116

50

50

III History of India from

c. AD 1526 – 1750

IV History of India from

c. AD 1750 – 1950

215

216

50

50

V The Rise of Modern West

c.AD 1453-1789

VI History of Modern Europe

c.AD 1789-1945

415

416

50

50

HOME SCIENCE I Home Management & Housing

II Family Health & Community

Welfare

PRACTICAL

117

118

717

35

35

30

III Textiles

IV Child Development

PRACTICAL

217

218

817

35

35

30

V Fundamentals of Food &

Nutrition

VI Dietetics

PRACTICAL

317

318

917

35

35

30

COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH ( * Under UGC Scheme) I Speech, Oral & Aural

Communication

II Writing & Study Skill

PRACTICAL

119

120

719

20

50

30

III Radio Journalism &

Broadcast Presentation

IV T.V. Journalism

PRACTICAL

PRACTICAL

219

220

819

820

25

20

25

30

V Entrepreneurship Development

VI Office Communication

For Business

PRACTICAL

PRACTICAL

319

320

919

920

15

15

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 Social And Political Philosophy

124

125

50

50

III Ethics (Indian & Western)

IV Western Philosophy

224

225

50

50

V Philosophy of Religion

VI Any one of the following :

(a) Classical Text

(Select any one of the following) i - Isopanisad

ii - Kathopanisad

iii – Bhagavat Geeta (Selections)

OR

(b) Social & Political Philosophy

424

425

426

427

428

50

50

50

50

50

Syllabus amended of Ist year from the session 2003 – 04, II year from the session 2004 – 05 and for III year from the session 2005-06 on U.G.C. pattern.



Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

MATHEMATICS I Trigonometry and Algebra

II Calculus

III Geometry and Vectors

126

127

128

33

33

34

IV Advanced Calculus

V Differential Equations

VI Mechanics

226

227

228

33

33

34

VII Analysis

VIII Abstract and Linear Algebra

IX Any one of the following:

(a) Computer Fundamentals

and Numerical Analysis

(b) Discrete Mathematics (c) Applications of Mathematics

in Finance and Insurance

(d) Linear Programming

526

527

528

529

530

531

33

33

34

34

34

34

SANSKRIT I Sanskrit Mahakavya Aur Kavi

II Neeti Sahitya, Vyakaran Evam

Bhartiya Sanskriti

130

131

50

50

III Ved, Upanishad Evam

Kavyashastra

IV Adhunik Kavya, Vyakaran

Evam Anuvad

230

231

50

50

V Natak Evam Natyashastra

VI Gadhya Sahitya, Vyakaran

Evam Nibandh

330

331

50

50

SOCIOLOGY I Introduction to Sociology

II Society in India: Structure and

Change

132

133

50

50

III Foundations of Sociological

Thought

IV Indian Society: Issues and

Problems

232

233

50

50

V Social Research Methods

VI (a) Social Welfare and Social

Legislation in India Or

(b) Sociology of Tribal Society Or

(c) Crime & Society

332

333

334

335

50

50

50

50

URDU I Nasr (Asnaf-a-Nasr)

II Poetry (Ghazaliyaat)

136

137

50

50

III Prose (Nasr)

IV Poetry (Nazam)

236

237

50

50

V Creative Prose (Nasr)

VI Poetry (Nazam)

336

337

50

50

POLITICAL SCIENCE I Political Theory

II Indian Political Thought

138

139

50

50

III Indian Government and Politics

IV Comparative Government and Politics

238

239

50

50

V Public Administration

VI International Politics

338

339

50

50

PSYCHOLOGY I Basic Psychological Processes

II Psychological Statistics

PRACTICAL

140

141

740

35

35

30

III Psychological Research and

Measurement

IV Social Psychology

PRACTICAL

251

252

840

35

35

30

V (a) Psychopathology or

(b) Human Development

VI Any one of the following:

(a) Organizational Behavior

(b) Counseling Psychology

(c) Psychology & Health

(d) Environmental Psychology

PRACTICAL

439

440

441

442

443

444

940

35

35

35

35

35

35

30




Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION (* Under UGC Scheme) I Child Development

II Family & Child in Today’s

Context

III Activities for Young Children

PRACTICAL

142

143

144

742

25

25

25

25

IV Guiding Young Children

Principles & Practices

V Activities for Young Children:

Principles & Practices

VI Policy of Programmes for

Children

PRACTICAL

242

243

244

842

25

25

25

25

VII Organization & Management

Of Early Childhood

Educational Center

VIII Placement in E.C.C. & E.

Setting & Block Placement

IX Entrepreneurship

Development

PRACTICAL

342

343

344

942

25

25

25

25

ECONOMICS I Introduction to Statistics

II History of Economics Thoughts

145

146

50

50

III Micro Economics

IV Indian Economics

245

246

50

50

V Macro Economics

VI Money, Banking & Public

Finance

345

346

50

50

TOURISM & TRAVEL MANAGEMENT (* Under UGC Scheme) I Tourism Business

II Tourism Products

PRACTICAL

190

191

790

30

30

40

III Tourism Marketing

IV Travel Agency, Tour Business

& Accommodation

PRACTICAL

290

291

890

30

30

40

V Emerging Concepts for

Effective Tourism Developments

VI Information, Communication

And Automation

PRACTICAL

390

391

990

30

30

40

FUNCTIONAL HINDI (* Under UGC Scheme) I (a) Bharat Sarkar Ki Raj

Bhasha Neeti

(b) Hindi Ka Prayogik

Vyakaran Tatha Vartalap

Parak Hindi

II (a) Anuvad Paribhashit

Shabdavali

(b) Hindi mein Sarkari

Patrachar

PRACTICAL

154

155

754

35

35

30

III (a) Noting and Drafting in

Hindi

(b) Commercial and Business

Correspondence

IV (a) Economic Conversion

Bilingual Job

(b) Press Communication and

Notification

PRACTICAL

254

255

854

35

35

30

V (a) Radio & T.V. Broadcasting

Presentation

(b) Typing, Faxing, E-Mail,

Internet & Computer

Based work in Hindi

VI Entrepreneurship Development

PRACTICAL

354

355

954

35

35

30




Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

EDUCATION I Education and Society-I

II Education and Society-II

VIVA VOCE

160

161

760

40

40

20

III Education and Human

Development –I

IV Education and Human

Development –II

VIVA VOCE

260

261

860

40

40

20

V Education & Indian Heritage-I

VI Education & Indian Heritage -II

VIVA VOCE

360

361

960

40

40

20

MUSIC I Theory Vocal –I

II Theory Vocal-II

OR I Theory Sitar-I

II Theory Sitar-II

OR I Theory Tabla-I

II Thory Tabla-II

PRACTICAL

165

166

167

168

169

170

765

25

25

25

25

25

25

50

I Theory Vocal –I

II Theory Vocal-II

OR I Theory Sitar-I

II Theory Sitar-II

OR I Theory Tabla-I

II Thory Tabla-II

PRACTICAL

265

266

267

268

269

270

865

25

25

25

25

25

25

50

I Theory Vocal –I

II Theory Vocal-II

OR I Theory Sitar-I

II Theory Sitar-II

OR I Theory Tabla-I

II Thory Tabla-II

PRACTICAL

365

366

367

368

369

370

965

25

25

25

25

25

25

50

A candidate must select any one branch i.e. either VOCAL or SITAR or TABLA.

COMPUTER APPLICATION (* Under UGC Scheme) I Computer Fundamentals &

Introduction to I.B.M. PC

II Operating Systems & Business

Data Processing

PRACTICAL

192

193

792

25

25

50

III Data Base Management System

& Structure, Programme,

Business & Accommodation-I

IV Data Base Management System

II and Computer Graphics

PRACTICAL

292

293

892

25

25

50

V Computer Aided Drafting &

Advanced Topics in Computer


PRACTICAL

392

393

992

25

25

50

STATISTICS I Descriptive Statistics

II Probability Theory

PRACTICAL

194

195

794

35

35

30

III Sample Survey & Analysis

and Design of Experiments

IV Statistical Inference

PRACTICAL

294

295

894

35

35

30

V Applied Statistics

VI Computational Techniques

PRACTICAL

394

395

994

35

35

30




Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Physical Education

I Physical Education – I

II Physical Education – II

Practical

Group “A” – Athletic

Each Student shall opt. one Athletic

event :-

(i) Track

(ii) Jumps

(iii) Throws

Group “B – Game

Each Student shall opt. one game

from the following :-

(i) Badminton

(ii) Basketball

(iii) Cricket

(iv) Football

(v) Hockey

(vi) Kabaddi

(vii) Kho-Kho

(viii) Table-Tennis

(ix) Wrestling

(x) Yoga

(xi) Volley-Ball

Group “C” – Physical Fitness

Each Student should complete any

one Physical Fitness test from the

following :-

(i) Aapher youth fitness test

(ii) Canadian fitness test

(iii) J.C.R. fitness test

(iv) Harward step test

(v) Coopers 12 Min. Run-Walk test

185

186

35

35

10

10

10


FOUNDATION COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

A Candidate will have to select one of the following

foundation courses as per Important Note.


Foundation courses as per Important Note.

I Bhartiya Sanskriti Evam

Rashtra Gaurav

009 100

1 Language Communication and

Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100

QUALIFYING COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

I ☼Environmental Studies

II Sports & Physical Education

A 008

A 001

100

100

I General Awareness


010

A 002

100

100

III Sports & Physical Education

A 003

100

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SALIENT POINTS FOR M.A. STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered Every student must offer all the papers prescribed in the syllabus provided by the University and as

available in the colleges.

� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in each practical & Viva-Voce

separately.

� Provision for Grace Marks 3 Marks - In case of short of aggregate


No provision of grace marks in practicals & Viva-Voce.



Awarding Second Division - 48% Marks


� Eligibility for Appearing in A candidate is eligible to appear in back paper examination in one paper if the prescribed No. of papers

Back Paper Examination 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.

� Prescribed Limit for M.A. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.



� Filling of Examination Form Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name &

code nos. as mentioned in code list already provided to the colleges.

Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and in




� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks 550 500 450

Minimum Aggregate Marks 198 180 162

(10) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 M.A. – I, II (Exam. Code ‘G’)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

VISUAL ART : DRAWING & PAINTING (00) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Indian Painting (upto 1850 A.D.)

II Philosophy of Art (Indian & Western)

PRACTICAL : Thematic Composition

Oil/Water Medium Size 15″ × 22″

PRACTICAL: Master Painting Study

Size 15″ × 22″

PRACTICAL: Portrait painting (Bust)

Oil/Water Medium Size 15″ × 22″

100

101

700

701

702

100

100

100

100

100

III European Painting (Renaissance to Realism)

IV Modern Art (Indian & Western)

V PRACTICAL: Creative Composition Oils / Acrylic /

Mix media/assemblage Size not less than 24″ × 36″

VI PRACTICAL: Elective Applied Courses

(Two courses of 50 M.M. each)

Or

VII Dissertation (Internal assessment M.M.50, External assessment M.M.50)

VIII Viva – Voce

300

301

800

801

401

802

100

100

100

100

100

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

Or

Project

102

103

202

203

204

205

100

100

100

100

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.

302

303

304

305

402

403

803

804

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note : 1. Only those regular students who secured minimum 55 % marks in M.A. Previous can offer dissertation.

2. Dissertation / Project is not allowed for Private Candidates.

3. 5 % marks relaxation is allowed for offering dissertation for SC/ST candidates as per decision of Exam. Committee dated 22-09-2001.

4. Viva-Voce is compulsory for both regular & 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.

C.C.S. University, Meerut (11) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.A.

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

ECONOMICS (06) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

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

can be offered only by those candidates who had

Mathematics at Intermediate or degree level.

106

107

108

109

206

207

208

209

210

100

100

100

100

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

Or

(e) Dissertation

(Evaluation M.M.50, Viva-Voce M.M.50)

X VIVA - VOCE

306

307

308

406

407

408

410

411

806

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

ENGLISH (12) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Literature in English from 1340 to 1660

(Excluding Shakespeare)

II Literature in English from 1661 – 1798

III Literature in English from 1799 – 1837

IV Literature in English from 1838 – 1890

V Literature in English from 1891 – 2000

112

113

114

115

116

100

100

100

100

100

VI Shakespeare

VII Indian Writing in English

VIII (a) American Literature

Or (b) Literary Theory and Research Documentation

IX (a) Classical Literature

Or (b) Phonetics, Linguistics and Stylistics

Or (c) Dissertation

X Viva-Voce

312

313

314

315

316

317

412

812

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note : 1. Only those regular students who secured minimum 55 % marks in M.A. Previous can offer dissertation.


3. 5 % marks relaxation is allowed for offering dissertation for SC/ST candidates as per decision of Exam. Committee dated 22-09-2001. 4. Viva-Voce is compulsory for both regular & 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.

C.C.S. University, Meerut (12) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.A.

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

GEOGRAPHY (18) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Gemorphology

II Natural Resource Management

III Advanced Geography of India

IV Any one from the following papers :

(a) Urban Geography

(b) Regional Planning

(c) Political Geography

(d) Industrial Geography

PRACTICAL

118

119

120

219

220

221

222

718

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

V History of Geographic Thought

VI Environmental Geography

VII Any one from the following papers :

(a) Advanced study of agricultural Geography

(b) Advanced study of Population Geography

(c) Geography of Tourism

(d) Remote Sensing and Geographical Info. System

(e) Research Methodology

VIII Any one from the following papers :

(a) Climatology and Oceanography

(b) Biogeography

(c) Dissertation (Evaluation M.M.75, Viva Voce M.M.25)

PRACTICAL-II Advanced Surveying Remote Sensing &

Geographical Information System

318

319

417

418

419

420

421

422

424

423

818

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

HINDI (25) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Hindi Sahitya ka Itihas Evam Sahityak Nibandh

II Gadhya Sahitya

III Kavyashastra Evam Sahitya Lochan

IV Adhunik Kavya

Any one from the following papers : V (i) Vishistha Rachnakar (Soordas)

(ii) Vishistha Rachnakar (Tulsidas)

(iii ) Vishistha Rachnakar (Jai Shankar Prasad)

(iv ) Vishishita Rachnakar (Acharya Hazari Prasad

Dwivedi)

(v) Chhayavodottar Kavya

(vi) Ritikaal

(vii) Prachin Bhasha Sahitya (Sanskrit)

(viii) Prachin Bhasha Sahitya (Prakrit Apbhansh)

(ix) Pradeshik Bhasha Sahitya (Bangla)

125

126

127

128

225

226

227

228

229

230

231

232

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) Laghu Sodh Prabandh (Project) (Internal assessment M.M.50, External assessment M.M.50)

(d) Natak Evam Rangmunch

XII Viva-Voce

Note : Only those students who have secured minimum 55% marks

in M.A. Previous can offer Laghu Sodh Prabandh (Project).

325

326

327

328

329

330

331

332

825

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note : 1. Only those regular students who secured minimum 55% marks in M.A. Previous can offer dissertation.



4. Viva-Voce is compulsory for both Regular & Private students.


C.C.S. University, Meerut (13) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.A. Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

HOME SCIENCE (30)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) I Food & Nutrition

II Human Development & Family Studies

III Consumer Economics

IV Research Methodology

Note : * 50 Marks practical as Internal Assessment divide as 25,

25 marks for market servey & project presentation

respectively

130

131

132

133

Th. Pr.

100 50

100 50

50 50*

100 -

V Clothing and Textile

VI Family Resource Management

VII Extension Education and Communication

VIII Rural Sociology

Or DISSERTATION

(Evaluation M.M.60, Seminar M.M. 20, Viva –Voce M.M. 20)

Note : 1. * 50 Marks practical as Internal Assessment

2. Only those students who have secured 55% or more

marks in aggregate in M.A. Previous can offer

Dissertation.

430

431

432

433

830

Th. Pr.

100-50

50 –50*

100-50

100-

100 -

Note : Candidates who desires to offer M.A. (Home Science) must have passed B.A (10+2+3) with Home Science as a Subject or B.Sc. (Home Science 10+2+3).

HISTORY (37)

(Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Historiography : Concept Method & Tools

II Twentieth Century World

III National Movement in India ( c.AD 1857 – 1947)

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

137

138

139

240

241

242

243

244

245

246

100

100

100

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 AD)

(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.

437

438

439

440

441

442

443

444

445

446

447

448

837

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note : 1. Dissertation / Projcet is not allowed for Private Candidates.

2. 5 % marks relaxation is allowed for offering dissertation for SC/ST candidates as per decision of Exam. Committee dated 22-09-2001. Syllabus amended of Ist year from session 2003-04 and for II year from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

PHILOSOPHY (45)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) I Ethics

II Indian Philosophy

III Western Philosophy

IV Social and Political Philosophy

V Modern Indian Thought

145

146

147

248

249

100

100

100

100

100

VI Contemporary Western Philosophy

VII Philosophy of Religion

Select any one group from the following :-

Groupt I

(i) Advanced Modern Logic

(ii) Advanced Ethics

Groupt II (i) Philosophy of Plato

(ii) Philosophy of Aristotle

Groupt III (i) Nyaya Philosophy

(ii) Budhism

Groupt IV (i) Philosophy of Sankara

(ii) Philosophy of Ramnuja

X Seminars and Viva-Voce

545

546

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

845

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

MATHEMATICS (49)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) 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

153

154

155

156

157

158

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

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

XIII GROUP D

Dissertation Note :-1. A student who secure minimum 55% Marks in

M.A. Previous is eligible to offer dissertation in

lieu of any one optional paper from group A/B/C

2. To be submitted before 31st March.

3. It can be offered in place of one Optional paper.

XIV Viva –Voce

349

350

351

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

456

457

458

459

460

849

850

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

100

Note : 1. Dissertation / Project is not allowed for Private Candidates. .




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No.

Max.

Marks

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No.

Max.

Marks

URDU (62)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) 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 Author-

Galib Or

Sir Sayad Ahmad

162

163

164

165

262

263

264

265

266

267

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

VI Early & Medieval Prose

VII Early & Medieval Poetry

VIII Special Study of a Poet or Author (a) Shibli

Or (b) Iqbal

IX Prose Forms & Techniques

(a) Essay & Translation Or

(b) Journalism & Mass Communication

X Viva-Voce

362

363

364

365

366

367

862

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

POLITICAL SCIENCE (70)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) 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

370

371

470

471

472

473

474

475

476

870

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

PSYCHOLOGY (77)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) I Methods of Psychological Research

II Cognitive Processes

III Biological Foundations of Behavior

IV Social Psychology

V PRACTICAL (Experimental Lab Work)

177

178

179

180

777

100

100

100

100

100

VI Positive Psychology

VII Personality. Self and Personal Growth

Any one paper from each group :

VIII GROUP A

(a) Neuropsychology

(b) Health Psychology

(c) Life Span Development Psychology

(d) Developmental Social Psychology

(e) Psychopathology

IX GROUP B

(a) Organizational Behaviour

(b) Educational Psychology

(c) Environmental Psychology

(d) Developmental Disability & Psychopathology

(e) Clinical & Community Intervention

X PRACTICALS :-

(Field Work & Project & Experimental Lab-Work)

377

378

379

380

381

382

383

477

478

479

480

481

877

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note: Viva-Voce is compulsory for both Regular & Private Studnets.



Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

SANSKRIT (82) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

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

VI Sanskrit Kavyashastra

VII Sanskrit Natyashastra

Select any one Group from the following :-

VIII 1. Veda :

(a) Vaidik Sahitya Tatha Vyakaran

(b) Brahaman Shrot Evam Gruhya Vangmay

VIII 2. Vyakaran :

(a) Vyakaran Parampara Evam Vyakaran Darshan

(b) Navya Vyakaran Prakriya Tatha Darshan

VIII 3. Darshan :

(a) Bhartiya Darshan –Eak Parichya

(b) Nyayayogmimansavedant

VIII 4. Kavya :

(a) Sanskrit Kavyaparampara Parichya

(b) Gadhya, Champu Tatha Etihasik Kavya

VIII 5. Puranetihas :

(a) Puran

(b) Itihas Kavya

VIII 6. Dharamshastra, Arthshastra Evam Neetishastra

(a) Dharamshastra

(b) Arthshastra Evam Neetishastra

VIII 7. Shahitya Shastra Evam Soundaryashastra

(a) Ras, Dhawani Evam Dosh Avadharanaye

(b) Sahitya Sidhant

IX Viva-Voce

582

583

584

585

586

587

588

589

590

591

592

593

594

595

596

597

882

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

SOCIOLOGY (87) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Classical Sociological Thinkers

II Methodology of Social Research

III Prespectives on Indian Society

IV Rural Society in India


(a) Gender and Society

(b) Education and Society

(c) Sociology of Social Movements

(d) Political Sociology

187

188

189

190

287

288

289

290

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

VI Theoretical Prespectives in Sociology

VII Sociology of Change and Development

VIII Criminology and Penology

IX 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

(f) Project Report Field Works

(Evaluation M.M. 50, Viva-Voce M.M. 50)

Note : Project Report Field Works can be offered by those

regular candidates only who secure minimum 55% Marks

in M.A. Part-I Exam.

X Viva-Voce

387

388

389

487

488

489

490

491

492

887

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Note: Viva-Voce is Compulsory for both Regular & Private students.



Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

DEFENCE STUDIES (95) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

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

196

294

295

296

297

298

299

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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

395

396

495

496

497

498

895

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

MUSIC (97) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Science and Aesthetics of Music

(For Vocal and Inst. Music Including Tabla & Pakhawaj)

II (a) Critical Study of Ragas and Talas

(For Vocal and Stringed instruments)

Or (b) Critical Study of Talas

(For Tabla and Pakhawaj)

PRACTICAL (VIVA-VOCE)

STAGE PERFORMANCE

197

198

199

797

798

100

100

100

150

150

V History of Indian and Foreign Music (For Vocal &

Instrumental Music Including Tabla & Pakhawaj)

VI (a) Critical Study of Ragas and Southern Talas

(For Vocal and Stringed instruments)

Or

(b) Critical Study of Talas

(For Tabla & Pakhawaj)

VII PRACTICAL (VIVA - VOCE)

VIII STAGE PERFORMANCE

397

398

399

897

898

100

100

100

150

150

Note: Viva-Voce is Compulsory for both Regular & 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.

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SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Sc. STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered Every student must offer three main subjects with Foundation course and Qualifying course as

prescribed 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

� Provision for Grace Marks 5 Marks - In one main theory subject & foundation course

Or











subject and Foundation course, is eligible for back paper examination. If a student fails in Qualifying




� Prescribed Limit for B.Sc. within six years from the academic session in which a student sought admission.










Part II 550 182

Part III 550 182

(19) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 B.Sc. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘B’)


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

BOTANY I Diversity of Microbes, Fungi

and Lichens

II Crytogams (Algae, Bryophyta

and Pteridophyta)

III Cell Biology & Genetics

PRACTICAL

101

102

103

401

33

33

34

50

IV Palaeobotany and

Gymnosperms

V Systematics of Angiosperms

VI Structure, Development

and Reproduction in Seed

Plants

PRACTICAL

201

202

203

501

33

33

34

50

VII Plant Physiology and

Biochemistry

VIII Ecology and Utilization of

Plants

IX Plant Breeding &

Bio-technology

PRACTICAL

301

302

303

601

33

33

34

50

DEFENCE STUDIES I Warfare in the West

II War in International Relations

Since 1945 AD

PRACTICAL

104

105

404

50

50

50

III Indian Military History

IV Defence Organization in India

PRACTICAL

204

205

504

50

50

50

V Modern Warfare

VI National Defence

PRACTICAL

304

305

604

50

50

50

CHEMISTRY I Inorganic Chemistry

II Organic Chemistry

III Physical Chemistry

PRACTICAL

106

107

108

406

33

33

34

50

IV Inorganic Chemistry

V Organic Chemistry

VI Physical Chemistry

PRACTICAL

206

207

208

506

33

33

34

50

VII Inorganic Chemistry

VIII Organic Chemistry

IX Physical Chemistry

PRACTICAL

306

307

308

606

33

33

34

50

GEOGRAPHY I Physical Geography

II Human Geography

PRACTICAL

111

112

711

50

50

50

III Geography of Resources

and Environment

IV Geography of India

PRACTICAL

211

212

811

50

50

50

V Geography of Monsoon Asia

(Excluding India) VI Any one from the following papers:

(a) Population Geography

(b) Agriculture Geography

(c) Geography of Rural

Settlements

(d) Applied Geography

PRACTICAL

511

512

513

514

515

911

50

50

50

50

50

50

Syllabus amended of Ist year from session 2003-04, for II year from the session 2004-05 and for III year from the session 2005-06 on U.G.C. pattern.

C.C.S. University, Meerut (20) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.Sc.


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY (* under U.G.C. Scheme) I Fundamentals of Industrial

Microbiology, Instrumentation

& Biostatistics

II Microbial Genetics, Molicular

Biology & Biochemistry

PRACTICAL

113

114

413

50

50

50

III Microbial Psysiology and

Environmental Microbiology

IV Food Dairy & Agricultural

Microbiology

PRACTICAL

213

214

513

50

50

50

V Fermentation Technology &

Industrial Microbiology

VI Medical Microbiology &

Immunology

PRACTICAL

313

314

613

50

50

50

PHYSICS I Mechanics and Relativity

II Electricity, Magnetism and

Electromagnetic Theory

III Mathematical Methods,

Oscillations & Waves

PRACTICAL

116

117

118

416

33

33

34

50

IV Kinetic Theory &

Thermodynamics

V Optics

VI Quantum Mechanics &

Statistical Mechanics

PRACTICAL

216

217

218

516

33

33

34

50

VII Atomic, Molecular &

Laser Physics

VIII Solid State & Nuclear Physics

IX Solid State Devices &

Electronics

PRACTICAL

316

317

318

616

33

33

34

50

ZOOLOGY I Non-Chordata

II Cell Biology & Genetics

III Ecology & Wild Life Biology

PRACTICAL

120

121

122

420

33

33

34

50

IV Developmental Biology

V Chordata

VI Molecular Biology & Tools

& Techniques

PRACTICAL

220

221

222

521

33

33

34

50

VII Evolution and Animal

Behaviour

VIII Biochemistry & Physiology

IX Biotechnology

PRACTICAL

320

321

322

621

33

33

34

50

* BIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES & SPECIMEN PREPARATION (* under U.G.C. Scheme) I General Laboratory &

Biological Techniques

II Electronics, Radiological &

Biochemical Techniques

PRACTICAL

123

124

423

50

50

50

III Preparation of Biological

Specimens of Plants & Animal

IV Preparation of Permanent

Slide, Production and

marketing of Biological

Specimens

PRACTICAL

223

224

523

50

50

50

V Teaching Laboratory

Techniques & Tissue Culture

Techniques

VI Advanced Instrumentation

& Entrepreneurship

PRACTICAL

323

324

623

50

50

50

* This Course is introduced at the I.P. College, Bulandshahr. B.T. & S.P. in lieu of Chemistry with Botany & Zoology.




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Name of Paper Code

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Name of Paper Code

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MATHEMATICS I Trigonometry and Algebra

II Calculus

III Geometry and Vectors

126

127

128

50

50

50

IV Advanced Calculus

V Differential Equations

VI Mechanics

226

227

228

50

50

50

VII Analysis

VIII Abstract and Linear Algebra

IX Any one from the following papers:

(a) Computer Fundamentals

and Numerical Analysis

(b) Discrete Mathematics

(c) Applications of Mathematics

in Finance and Insurance

(d) Linear Programming

526

527

528

529

530

531

50

50

50

50

50

50

* GEOLOGY I Physical Geology

II Crystallography and Mineralogy

III Structural Geology

PRACTICAL

136

137

138

436

34

33

33

50

IV Petrology

V Palaeontology

VI Stratigraphy

PRACTICAL

236

237

238

536

34

33

33

50

VII Economic Geology

VIII Applied Geology

IX Environmental Geology

PRACTICAL

336

337

338

636

34

33

33

50

ECONOMICS I Introduction to Statistics

II History of Economics Thoughts

145

146

75

75

III Micro Economics

IV Indian Economics

245

246

75

75

V Macro Economics

VI Money, Banking & Public Finance

345

346

75

75

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY (*under UGC Scheme) I Industrial Aspects of

Chemistry

II Materials, Energy Balance &

Unit Operations in Chemical

Industry

III Utilities and Fluid flow &

Heat Transport in Industry

PRACTICAL Enterpreneurship &

Industrial Projects

153

154

155

453

454

35

35

30

25

25

IV Material Science &

Instrumentation Process

V Industrial Aspects of

Chemical Process

VI Industrial Pollution &

Waste Management

PRACTICAL Entrepreneurship &

Industrial Projects

253

254

255

553

554

35

35

30

25

25

VII Chemical Process Economics

and Industrial Organization

VIII Industrial Chemical Analysis

IX Heavy and Fine Inorganic

Chemicals Or

Detailed Study of Polymer

X Heavy and Fine Inorganic

Chemicals Or

Physical Properties of Polymer

PRACTICAL Entrepreneurship & Industrial

Projects

353

354

355

455

359

459

653

654

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

Note : * Geology courses for Ist year has been changed from the session 2004-05, IInd year w.e.f. session 2005-06 & for III year w.e.f. from session 2006 – 07 by the

B.O.S. dated 26-07-2004.

Syllabus amended of Ist year from session 2003-04, for II year from the session 2004-05 and for III year from the session 2005-06 on U.G.C. Pattern.



Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

FOOD SCIENCE & QUALITY CONTROL (* under UGC Scheme) I Basic Nutrition Food

II Food Commodities &

Food Chemistry

III Sanitation, Hygiene & Food

Microbiology

PRACTICAL

Qualifying Course

Entrepreneurship Development

156

157

158

456

159

33

33

34

50

50

IV Food Preservation

V Sensary Evaluation &

Analytical

VI Packing Material Testing

PRACTICAL & PROJECT

256

257

258

556

33

33

34

50

VII Food Analysis

VIII Introduction to food

Manufacture

IX Food Toxicology, Food

Adultration and Testing

PRACTICAL

356

357

358

656

33

33

34

50

COMPUTER APPLICATION (* under UGC Scheme) I Computer Fundamentals &

Introduction to I.B.M. PC

II Operating Systems & Business

Data Processing

PRACTICAL

192

193

492

50

50

50

III Data Base Management

System & Structure,

Programme, Business &

Accommodation I

IV Data Base Management

II and Computer Graphics

PRACTICAL & PROJECT

292

293

592

50

50

50

V Computer Aided Drafting &

Advanced Topics in Computer


PRACTICAL

392

393

692

50

50

50

STATISTICS I Descriptive Statistics

II Probability Theory

PRACTICAL

194

195

494

50

50

50

III Sample Survey & Analysis

and Design & Experiments

IV Statistical Inference

PRACTICAL

294

295

594

50

50

50

V Applied Statistics

VI Computational Techniques

PRACTICAL

394

395

694

50

50

50

*MICROBIOLOGY I Microbial Diversity-I

II Microbial Diversity-II

III Pest Management and

Parasitology

PRACTICAL

141

142

143

541

33

33

34

50

IV Instrumentation and

Bioanalytical Techniques

V Cell Biology, Microbial

Genetics and Molecular Biology

VI Microbial Physiology &

Metabolism

PRACTICAL

241

242

243

641

33

33

34

50

VII Immunology & Medical

Microbiology

VIII Food, Dairy and Agricultural

Microbiology

IX Industrial and Environmental

Microbiology

PRACTICAL

341

342

343

741

33

33

34

50

*This course is introduced at the Govt. (P.G.) College, Noida. (Microbiology in lieu of Zoology with Botany & Chemistry.)



FOUNDATION COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks






Rashtra Gaurav

009 100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100

QUALIFYING COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks



B 008

B 001

100

100

I General Awareness


B 010

B 002

100

100


B 003

100

☼ Do k f yQ kb Z xa d k slZ ds v UrxZ r lapk f yr ^î ;k Zo j.k &v /;;u** d k sM la0&008 d so y iz Fk e o ’kZ ds Nk =@Nk =k vk sa d s f y, gh v f uo k ;Z g S i jUrq ,sls Nk =@Nk =k ;sa t k s iz F k e o ’kZ esa mä f o ’k ; d h i jh {kk mR rh .kZ ug ha d j i k ;s g Sa] , sls Nk =@Nk =k;sa b l f o ’k ; ¼dksM la[;k &008½ d h i jh {k k c Sd isi j i jh {kk vFk o k f }rh ; o ’k Z ;k r` rh ; o ’kZ d h i jh {k k esa lf E ef yr gksd j mR rh .kZ d j ld rs g SaA

► u ksV % & u ksV % & u ksV % & u ksV % & 1111 ---- “kklu kns”k la[;k 2 1 93@lRr j&2&2 00 4&1 6 ¼24 ½@2 00 4 fnu kad 3 0- 06 -2 004 rFkk fo”ofo|ky; d s i= kad lEc)r k&13 32 fnu kad 2 0 -09 -2 00 4 ,oa i=kad

ij h{ kk laLFkkxr@2 48 fnukad 04 -1 0- 200 4 ds lan HkZ esa laLFkkxr Nk=ksa d s fy , l= 20 04 &05 ls [ksy d wn ,oa “kkj hfjd f”k{ kk d k fo’k; Lu krd Lrj ¼ch0 ,0 ]ch0 ,l& lh]0 ch0d kWe0 ½ d s ikB ~ ;Ø eksa esa v fu ok;Z gSA [ksy d wn ,oa “kkj hfjd f”k{ kk fo’k; d h r hu ksa o’ kksZ d h ij h{ kk,W i` Fkdr% mRrh.kZ d ju k vko”;d gS rFkk r r̀ h; Hkkx rd mRr h.kZ u dj ikus d h fLFkfr esa Nk= vu q Rr h.kZ eku k t k;sxkA

2222 ---- fod ykax Nk=ksa } kj k eq [; fpfd Rlkf/kd kj h } kj k iznRr iz ek.k i= egkfo|ky; esa t ek d jus ij bl ikB ~;Ø e ls NwV jgsxhA

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SALIENT POINTS FOR M.Sc. STUDENTS



� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in each practical & Viva-Voce separately.



No provision of grace marks in practicals & Viva-Voce.








paper examination shall be awarded.

� Prescribed Limit for M.Sc. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.





Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and in



Examination Titles of the Question Papers and their codes must be according to the code list and not the syllabus.

� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks 550 450

Minimum Aggregate Marks 198 162

(25) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 M.Sc.. – I, II (Exam. Code ‘H’)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

BOTANY (01)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) I Microbiology, Mycology & Plant Pathology

II Phycology, Lichens and Bryology

III Pteriodophytes, Gymnosperms & palaeobotany

IV Taxonomy of Angiosperms

V Plant Resource Utilization & Conservation

VI Plant Ecology & Remote Sensing

PRACTICAL

101

102

103

201

202

203

501

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

VII Plant Development & Reproduction

VIII Plant Physiology & Biochemistry

IX Cytology, Genetics & Molicular Biology

X Biotechnology & Genetics Engineering

XI Plant Breeding & Biometrics

XII Elective Papers :- (Any one from the following papers)

1. Industrial Microbiology

2. Botanical Techniques

3. Tissue Culture Or

XIII Project Work PRACTICAL

Note : 1. Only those who have secured 55% Marks in M.Sc.

Previous may opt Project Work in lieu of one elective

paper.

301

302

303

401

402

403

404

405

406

601

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

CHEMISTRY (07)

(Old Course 2009 – 10) I Inorganic Chemistry

II Organic Chemistry

III Physical Chemistry

IV Group Theory, Spectroscopy & Diffraction Methods

V Mathematics for Chemists

(For Students without Maths in B.Sc.)

or Biology for Chemist

(For students without Biology in B.Sc.)

VI Environmental Chemistry

PRACTICAL

107

108

109

207

208

209

210

507

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

VIII Analytical Chemistry (Compulsory for all Branches)

Any one group from the following GroupA: Inorganic Chemistry

IX Application of Spectroscopy

X Bio-inorganic Chemistry PRACTICAL

Group B : Organic Chemistry

IX Photochemistry

X Bio-organic Chemistry PRACTICAL

Group C : Physical Chemistry

IX Solid State Chemistry

X Bio-physical Chemistry PRACTICAL

XI, XII & XIII Any three elective papers from the following :

1. Organotransition Metal Chemistry

2. Bioinorganic and Supramolecular Chemistry

3. Photoinorganic Chemistry

4. Organic Synthesis -I

5. Organic Synthesis -II

6. Hetrocyclic Chemistry

7. Chemistry of natural products

8. Medicinal Chemistry

9. Physical Organic Chemistry

10. Chemistry of Materials

11. Computational Chemistry

12. Advanced Quantum Chemistry

13. Liquid State

14. Polymers

307

308

309

608

310

311

610

312

313

612

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419

420

50

50

50

150

50

50

150

50

50

150

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

Syllabus amended of Ist year from the session 2003 – 04 and II year from the session 2004 – 05 on U.G.C. pattern

C.C.S. University, Meerut (26) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.Sc. Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

PHYSICS (27) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Mathematical Physics

II Classical Mechanics

III Electronics

IV Quantum Mechanics-I

V Solid State Physics

VI Classical Electromagnetic Theory & Electro Dynamics

PRACTICAL

127

128

129

227

228

229

527

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

VII Atomic, Molecular & Laser Physics

VIII Statistical Mechanics

IX Nuclear Physics

X Quantum Mechanics –II

XI Special paper-I (Any one from the following papers)

(a) Spectroscopy (Elective-I)

(b) Electronics (Elective-I)

(c) Solid State Physics (Elective-I)

(d) Nuclear Physics (Elective-I)

XII Special paper-II (Any one from the following papers)

(a) Spectroscopy (Elective-II)

(b) Electronics (Elective-II)

(c) Solid State Physics (Elective-II)

(d) Nuclear Physics (Elective-II)

PRACTICAL

327

328

329

330

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

627

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

STATISTICS (32) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Mathematical Analysis : Matrices, Difference

Equations and Laplace Transforms

II Probability Theory & Stochastic Processes

III Sampling Techniques

IV Probability Distributions

V Linear Estimation & Designs of Experiments

VI Statistical Inference –I

PRACTICAL : Based on courses I, II & III

PRACTICAL : Based on courses IV, V &VI

132

133

134

234

235

236

532

533

50

50

50

50

50

50

75

75

VII Multivariate Analysis

VIII Any one from the following papers :

(a) Advanced theory of Experimental Design

(b) Medical Statistics

(c ) Computer Programming & Application

IX Operations Research

X Any one from the following papers :

(a) Time Series & S.Q.C.

(b) Economics Statistics & Demography

(c) Econometric Theory

XI Any one from the following papers:

(a) Statistical Inference –II

(b) Bayesian Inference

(c) Actuarial Statistics

XII Any one from the following papers:

(a) Project & Seminar

(b) Mathematical Programming

(c ) Reliability Theory

Note: A student can opt. for XII (a) Project & Seminar only if he

obtain at least 55% marks in M.Sc. (Previous)

PRACTICAL: Based on courses VII & VIII

PRACTICAL: Based on courses IX, X & XI

332

333

334

335

336

337

338

339

340

341

342

343

344

345

632

633

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

75

75

Note: - 5% marks relaxation is allowed for offering dissertation for SC/ST Candidates as per decision of Exam. Committee dt. 22-09-2001.

Syllabus amended of Ist year from the session 2003 – 04 and II year from the session 2004 – 05 on U.G.C. pattern.

C.C.S. University, Meerut (27) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.Sc. Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

MATHEMATICS (49) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Topology

II Real Analysis

III Discrete Mathematics

IV Complex Analysis


(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

153

154

155

156

157

158

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

VII Integration Theory and Functional analysis

VIII Fluid Dyanamics

IX Oprations Research

Select one course 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 Dynamics

(d) Fuzzy Set Theory, Fuzzy Logics & their Applications

XII Group C

(a) Mathematics Modelling

(b) Partial Differantial Equation

(c) Bio-Mathematics

(d) Mathematics of Finance & Insurance

XIII Group D

Dissertation 1. A student who secure minimum 55% Marks in

M.Sc. Previous is eligible to offer dissertation in

lieu of any optional paper from group A/B/C

2. To be submitted before 31 st March.

3. It can be offered in place of one optional paper.

XI Viva-Voce

349

350

351

449

450

451

452

453

454

455

456

457

458

459

460

849

850

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

100

ZOOLOGY (62) (Old Course 2009 – 10)

I Comprative Structure & Function of Non Chordata

II Biosystematics & Taxonomy

III Advanced Cell Biology

IV Genetics & Biotechnology

V Biochemistry & Physiology

VI Molecular Biology

PRACTICAL

162

163

164

262

263

264

562

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

VII Comparative Anatomy of Chordates

VIII Developmental Biology

IX Evolutionary Biology & Palaeontology

X Environmental Biology & Animal Behaviour

XI Any one from the following papers:

(a) Fish & Fishers (General)

(b) Entomology (General)

(c) Parasitology (General)

(d) Cytology & Cytogenetics (General)

XII Any one from the following papers :

(a) Fish & Fishers (Applied)

(b) Entomology (Applied)

(c ) Parasitology (Applied)

(d) Cytology & Cytogenetics (Applied)

PRACTICAL

362

363

364

365

432

433

434

435

437

438

439

440

662

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

150

Note :- 5% marks relaxation is allowed for offering dissertation for SC/ST Candidates as per decision of Exam. Committee dt. 22-09-2001

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.Com. STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered 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.

� Pass Percentage to be Obtained 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.







subject and Foundation course, is eligible for back paper examination. If a student fails in Qualifying




� Prescribed Limit for B.Com. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.



� Filling of Examination Form Every candidate is advised to fill the University examination form carefully and the subject name & code nos. as

mentioned in code list already provided to the colleges.

Candidate’s Name, Father’s & Mother’s Name in English & Hindi should be written correctly and legibly in

BOLD LETTERS in the Computer Performa attached with the examination form.


Examination Titles of the Question Papers and their codes must be according to the code list and not as mentioned in the syllabus.

� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks Pass Marks

Part I 400 132

Part II 400 132

Part III 400 132

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C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11

B.Com. – I, II & III (Exam. Code ‘C’)

(U.G.C. New Courses)

(w.e.f. session 2003-2004 onwards)


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

COMMERCE GROUP

I Business Communication

II Business Regulatory Framework

101

102

50

50

COMMERCE GROUP

I Company Law

II Income Tax

201

202

50

50

COMMERCE GROUP

I Auditing

II Money & Public Finance

301

302

50

50

Course II Business Law code-102 has been amended as course II Business Regulatory Framework code-102 w.e.f. the session 2004-05 as per resolution of B.O.S. Dated 07-04-2004.

OR OR OR OR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GROUP

V Industrial Management

Or Business Mathematics

VI Business Statistics

185

186

187

50

50

50

XI Quantitative Techniques

Or * Computer Fundamentals

XII Business Economics

285

286

287

50

50

50

XVIII Entrepreneurship

Development

Or

* Computer Application

XX Business Finance

385

386

387

50

50

50

* Those candidates having code 286 in B.Com. II are eligible to offer code 386 in B.Com. III.

OR OR OR OR MARKETING GROUP (Under U.G.C. Scheme)

V Marketing Communication

VI Advertising –I

PRACTICAL

188

189

788

25

25

50

VII Personal Selling &

Salesmanship

VIII Advertising –II

PRACTICAL

288

289

888

25

25

50

IX Management of Sales Forces

X Entrepreneurship Development

Dissertation

Viva-Voce

388

389

984

988

25

25

25

25

OR OR OR OR TOURISM & TRAVEL MANAGEMENT (Under U.G.C. Scheme)

V Tourism Business

VI Tourism Products

PRACTICAL

190

191

790

30

30

40

VII Tourism Marketing

VIII Travel Agency, Tour

Business & Accommodation

PRACTICAL

290

291

890

30

30

40

IX Emergine Concepts for

Effective Tourism Development

X Information, Communication

& Automation

PRACTICAL

390

391

990

30

30

40

OR OR OR OR COMPUTER APPLICATION (*under UGC Scheme)

V Computer Fundamentals &

Introduction to I.B.M- PC

VI Operating System &

Business Data Processing

PRACTICAL

192

193

792

25

25

50

VII Data Base Management

System & Structure,

Programme, Business &

Accommodation

VIII Data Base Management II

and computer Graphics

PRACTICAL

292

293

892

25

25

50

IX Computer Aided Drafting &

Advanced Topics in

Computer

X Entrepreneurship

Development

PRACTICAL

392

393

992

25

25

50 ► NOTE :- U.G.C. Sponsored Vocational Courses i.e. Business Administration / Marketing/ T.T.M. & Computer Application will be offered in place of Commerce Group.


C.C.S. University, Meerut (30) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.Com. Ist Year II nd Year IIIrd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

COMPULSORY PAPERS ACCOUNTS GROUP I Financial Accounting

II Business Mathematics

MANAGEMENT GROUP I Business Economics

II Business Environment

103

104

105

106

50

50

50

50

ACCOUNTS GROUP I Corporate Accounting

II Cost Accounting

MANAGEMENT GROUP I Business Statistics

II Entrepreneurship Development

203

204

205

206

50

50

50

50

ACCOUNTS GROUP I Management Accounting

II Information Technology

MANAGEMENT GROUP I Principles of Marketing

II Principles of Finance Or

I Fundamentals of Insurance

II Indian Banking System Or

I Internet & World Wide Web

II Essentials of E-Com.

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

310

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

FOUNDATION COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks






Rashtra Gaurav

009 100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100

C.C.S. University, Meerut (31) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.Com.

QUALIFYING COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks


II ♣Elementry Accounts


C 008

C 180

C 001

100

50

100

I General Awareness


C 010

C 002

100

100


C 003 100

♣ NOTE :- Compulsory for those candidates who have not passed 10 +02 with commerce stream. ☼ Do k f yQ kb Z xa d k slZ ds v UrxZ r lapk f yr ^î ;k Zo j.k &v /;;u** d k sM la0&008 d so y iz Fk e o ’kZ ds Nk =@Nk =k vk sa d s f y, gh v f uo k ;Z g S i jUrq ,sls Nk =@Nk =k ;sa t k s iz F k e o ’kZ esa mä f o ’k ; d h i jh {kk mR rh .kZ ug ha d j i k ;s g Sa] , sls Nk =@Nk =k;sa b l f o ’k ; ¼dksM la[;k &008½ d h i jh {k k c Sd isi j i jh {kk vFk o k f }rh ; o ’k Z ;k r` rh ; o ’kZ d h i jh {k k esa lf E ef yr gksd j mR rh .kZ d j ld rs g SaA

► u ksV % & u ksV % & u ksV % & u ksV % & 1111 ---- “kklu kns”k la[;k 21 93 @lRr j&2&200 4&16 ¼2 4 ½@200 4 fn u kad 3 0- 06 -2 004 rFkk fo”ofo|ky; ds i=kad lEc)r k&1 332 fnu kad 20 -0 9- 20 04 ,oa i=kad

ij h{ kk laLFkkxr@2 48 fn ukad 04 -1 0- 200 4 ds lan HkZ esa laLFkkxr Nk=ksa d s fy, l= 200 4&05 ls [ksyd wn ,oa “kkj hfjd f”k{ kk d k fo’k; Lu krd Lrj ¼ch0 ,0 ]ch0 ,l& lh]0 ch0d kWe0 ½ ds ikB ~ ;Ø eksa esa vfu ok;Z gSA [ksy d wn ,oa “kkj hfjd f”k{ kk fo’k; d h r hu ksa o’kksZ d h ij h{ kk,W i` Fkdr% mRr h.kZ dju k vko”;d gS rFkk r r̀ h; Hkkx rd mRr h.kZ u d j iku s d h fLFkfr esa Nk= vu q Rr h.kZ eku k t k;sxkA

2 2 2 2 - fod ykax Nk=ksa } kj k eq [; fpfd Rlkf/kd kj h } kj k iz n Rr iz ek.k i= egkfo|ky; esa t ek djus ij bl ikB ~;Øe ls NwV jgsxhA

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SALIENT POINTS FOR M.Com. STUDENTS



� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and in Viva-Voce separately.



No provision of grace marks in Viva-Voce.








paper examination shall be awarded.

� Prescribed Limit for M.Com. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.











(33) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 M.Com. – I, II (Exam. Code ‘I’)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

(Old Course 2009 – 10) 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.)

101

102

103

104

105

106

280

75

75

75

75

75

75

100

VII Computer Application in Business

VIII Corporate Legal Frame Work

IX Corporate Tax Planning & Management

Any one Group from the following:

Group : ‘A’ (Finance)

X Financial Management

XI Project, Planning & Control

XII Security Analysis & Portfolio Management

Dissertation (In place of Paper-Project, Planning & Control)

Or

Group : ‘B’ (Marketing)

XIII Marketing Management

XIV Advertising & Sales Management

XV International Marketing

Dissertation (In place of Paper-Advertising & Sales Manag.)

Or

Group : ‘C’ (International Marketing)

XVI International Marketing

XVII International Business Environment

XVIII Foreign Trade Policy, Procedure & Documentation

Dissertation (In place of Paper-International Business Environ.)

Or

Group : ‘D’ (Human Resource Management)

XIX Human Resource Management

XX Group Dynamics and Personality Development

XXI Labour Reforms and Industrial Relations

Dissertation (In place of Paper-Group Dynamics and

Personality Development)

Viva Voce

301

302

303

407

408

409

608

410

411

412

611

412

413

414

613

415

416

417

616

901

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

100

Note : 1. Eligibility for admission to M.Com. is B.Com. & for B.B.A./B.C.A./ B.A./B.Sc./B.Tech. with Maths or Economics or Statistics or Computer.

2. Only those regular students who secured minimum 55% marks in M.Com. Previous can offer dissertation.

3. 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.Sc. (Ag.) STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered Every student must offer six compulsory papers with Foundation course and Qualifying Course as

prescribed in the syllabus

Foundation Course will be of 100 marks.

� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 33% marks both in theory and Practicals separately in each Paper as follows: -

Maximum Marks 100 75 50 25

Minimum Marks 33 25 17 09


Or









� Eligibility for Appearing in Those who have failed in two theory papers or in two theory papers and foundation course are only

Back Paper Examination eligible for back paper examination.



� Prescribed Limit for B.Sc. (Ag.) within Eight years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.










Part II 550 182

Part III 550 182

Part IV 500 165

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C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 B.Sc. (Ag.) – I, II, III & IV (Exam. Code ‘D’)

Ist Year IInd Year IIIrd Year IVth Year

Max.

Marks

Max.

Marks

Max.

Marks

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

I Agricultural Chemistry

& Soil Science:

General Chemistry &

Plant Biochemistry

II Rural Sociology and

Social Psychology

III Dairy Science &

Technology:

Livestock Production

and Management

IV Plant Physiology,

Morphology and

Anatomy of Angiosperms

V Principles of Agronomy

VI Agricultural Statistics

& Mathematics

191

192

193

194

195

196

50

50

50

50

50

50

25

25

25

25

25

25

Vegetable Production

and Ornamental

Horticulture

Fundamentals of Soil

Science

Soil and Water

Conservation

Plant Pathology and

Microbiology

Agricultural Economics

Agriculture Zoology &

Entomology

291

292

293

294

295

296

50

50

50

50

50

50

25

25

25

25

25

25

Agricultural Engineering

- I (Farm Power, Farm

Machinery & Irrigation

Engineering)

Elements of Genetics

Fruit Production and

Preservation of Fruits and

Vegetables

Agricultural Chemistry &

Soil Science : Soil

Fertility & Fertilizers

Dairy Chemistry and

Animal Nutrition

Crop Production

Management

391

392

393

394

395

396

50

50

50

50

50

50

25

25

25

25

25

25

Plant Breeding & Crop

Systematics

Dairy Technology &

Quality Control

Extension Education &

Community Development

Plant Production (a) Plant Disease Control

(b) Insect, Pest Control

Ag. Engineering – II

Farm Management &

Production Economics

Any one of the following:- Fruit & Vegetable

Preservation

Agricultural Communication

Agricultural Finance

Problem Soils & their

Management

Seed Production Technology

Dairy Business Management

Soild Water Management

Technology

Advanced Plant Breeding

491

492

493

494

495

496

511

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

25

25

25

25

25

25

--

--

--

--

--

--

--

--

C.C.S. University, Meerut (36) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.Sc. (Ag.)

FOUNDATION COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks






Rashtra Gaurav

009 100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100

QUALIFYING COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks


D 008

100

General Awareness D-010 100 -- -- --


(37) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 M.Sc. (Ag.) – I, II (Exam. Code ‘J’)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

(Old Course 2009 – 10)

Agronomy Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (i) (a) Field Crops – I

(b) Advanced Weed Management

(ii) (a) Principles and Practices of Water Management

(b) Soil Fertility Management

(iii) (a) Dry – Land Agronomy

(b) Management of Problem Soils

Dairy Science & Technology (i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Dairy Cattle Production

(iii) Dairy Chemistry

(iv) Dairy Microbiology

(v) Market Milk Technology

(vi) Elementry Food Science

Ag. Botany (i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Principles of Genetics

(iii) Cytology & Cytogenetics

(iv) Principles and Methods of Plant Breeding

(v) Seed Production Technology

(vi) Crop Physiology

Ag. Chemistry & Soil Science (i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Physical Chemistry and Analytical Techniques

(iii) Plant Biochemistry

(iv) Physics, Genesis, Classification and land use Planning

Ag. Economics

(i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Principles of Economics in Relation to Agriculture

(iii) Economic Structure, Problems and Planning of Indian Agriculture

(iv) Farm Management

(v) Agricultural Marketing and Price Analysis

(vi) Economics of Natural Resources Environment and Sustainability

104

105

106

107

104

111

112

113

114

115

104

121

122

123

124

125

104

131

132

133

104

141

142

143

144

145

50

100

100

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

100

100

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

Agronomy (i) (a) Agronomy of Rabi Crops

(b) Agronomy of Fodder, Forage, Medicinal & Aromatic Crops

(ii) (a) Modern Concepts of Crop Production

(b) Soil Conservation and Watershed Management

(iii) (a) Seed Production Agronomy

(b) Organic Farming

Dairy Science & Technology (i) Dairy Engineering & Plant Management

(ii) Dairy Product – I (Traditional Fermented & Fat Rich)

(iii) Dairy Product – II (Frozen, Condensed & Dried)

(iv) Dairy Business Management

(v) Quality Assurance

(vi) Utilization of Dairy By Products

Ag. Botany

(i) Population & Bio-Metrical Genetics

(ii) Molecular Genetics

(iii) Advanced Plant Breeding

(iv) Plant Bio-Technology

(v) Crop Protection

(vi) Plant Genetic Resource

Ag. Chemistry & Soil Science (i) Soil Chemistry & Soil Mineralogy

(ii) Soil Fertility & Fertilizers

(iii) Soil Biology & Soil Pollution

Ag. Economics (i) Agricultural Finance and Co-operation

(ii) Research Methods and Agricultural Statistics

(iii) Production Resource Economics

(iv) Agricultural Policy

(v) Marketing Management for Agriculture

(vi) Agricultural Project Planning & Appraisal

205

206

207

211

212

213

214

215

216

221

222

223

224

225

226

231

232

233

241

242

243

244

245

246

100

100

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

100

100

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

C.C.S. University, Meerut (38) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. M.Sc. (Ag.)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Ag. Extension (i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Fundamental of Extension Education

(iii) Extension Teaching Methods & A.V. Aids

(iv) Extension Management & Training Methods

(v) Social and Educational Psychology

(vi) Rural Sociology

Horticulture (i) Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs (ii) Vegetable Production

(iii) Ornamental Horticulture

(iv) Nursery Husbandry & Orchard Management

104

151

152

153

154

155

104

161

162

163

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

100

100

100

Ag. Extension (i) Extension Administration

(ii) Programme Planning & Emulation

(iii) Agricultural Communication

(iv) Research Methods

(v) Agricultural Journalism

(vi) Diffusion & Adoption of Agriculture Innovation

Horticulture

(i) Fruit Production

(ii) Improvement of Horticultural Plants

(iii) Preservation of Fruits & Vegetables

251

252

253

254

255

256

261

262

263

50

50

50

50

50

50

100

100

100

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SALIENT POINTS FOR B.Ed. STUDENTS

� Subjects to be Offered 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.

� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers and 48% Marks in practical separately.





Theory Practical

� Percentage Prescribed for First Division - 60% Marks 60%

Awarding Second Division - 48% Marks 48%

Third Division - 36% Marks --------------

� Eligibility for Appearing in A candidate can appear only in two theory papers for back paper examination.

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.

� Prescribed Limit for B.Ed. degree within three years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.









Theory Practical



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 2010 – 11 B.Ed. (Exam. Code ‘E’)

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks I Teacher in Emerging Indian Society

II Development of Learner & Teaching Learning Process

III Essential of Educational Technology & Management

IV Development of Educational System in India

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) Administration, Scoring & Interpretation of Psychological Test

(b) Operation of Audio-Visual Equipments

(c) Construction of Test Items & Examination Question Papers

(d) Case Study/Action Research

(e) Scouting & Guiding

(f) Working with Community

(g) Participating Cultural Activities

(h) Physical Excercises, Game & Sports

IX TEACHING SKILLS : 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

101

102

103

104

205

206

207

208

209

210

211

212

313

314

315

317

318

320

321

316

319

322

701

702

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

50

250

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 M.Ed. STUDENTS



� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 36% marks in aggregate of all the theory papers, Dissertation and Viva Voce separately.



No provision of grace marks in Dissertation & Viva-Voce.





� Eligibility for Appearing in A candidate can appear only in one theory paper for back paper examination.

Back Paper Examination After back paper examination, better marks obtained by a candidate either in main examination or in back


� Prescribed Limit for M.Ed. degree within three years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.

Completion of the Degree � Change of Subjects No student shall be allowed to change the subject after filling the examination form.







Theory Dissertation & V.V. Total

� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks 500 200 700

Minimum Aggregate Marks 180 72 252

Note: After completing the required percentage of attendance, if a candidate does not appear or does not pass in the examination, he/she shall be

declared to have failed at the examination and shall have to re-appear in all the theory courses of the examination in the subsequent years as an

ex-student without attending further regular classes excluding the dissertation.

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M.Ed. (Exam. Code ‘F’)

(One Year Course)

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

I Philosophical & Sociological Foundations of Education

II Psychological Foundations of Education

III Methodology of Educational Research

IV & V Any two from the following papers:

(a) Management planning & Financing of Education

(b) Educational Measurement & Evaluation

(c) Educational Technology

(d) Guidance & Counselling in Education

(e) Designs of Experiments & Advanced Statistics

(f) Comparative Education

(g) Distance Education

(h) Value Education and Human Rights

(i) Teacher Education

(j) Environmental Education

VI (a) Dissertation & Viva-Voce (Compulsory for all Students) (Evaluation M.M. 100, Viva-Voce M.M. 50)

(b) Field based experiences related to supervision and evaluation of Practice:-

Teaching & other aspects of School Experiences of B.Ed. Programme

(To be evaluated internally)

101

102

103

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

208

209

210

211

211

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100+50

50

Note : Dissertation will be based on problems selected to the area of specialization.

Syllabus amended of M.Ed. from the session 2004-05 on U.G.C. pattern.

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SALIENT POINTS FOR LL.B. STUDENTS



� Pass Percentage to be Obtained 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.

� Provision for Grace Marks 5 Marks - In one theory paper




Note: The grace marks shall not be added to the total marks obtained by a candidate.



� Eligibility for Appearing in Those who have failed in two theory papers are only eligible for back paper examination.

Back Paper Examination One can appear in two theory papers only.



� Prescribed Limit for LL.B. within six years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.









� Maximum Aggregate Marks Maximum Marks Pass Marks

Part I 900 432

Part II 900 432

Part III 1000 480

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C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11 LL.B. – I, II & III (T.D.C.) Examination (Exam. Code ‘K’)

Ist Year IInd Year IIIrd Year

Name of Paper

Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper

Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

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

XXVI Drafting of Pleading & Conveyancing

Theory

Practical

XXVII Interpretation of Statutes

XXVIII Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute

Resolution System

301

302

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

310

311

312

313

313

314

315

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

50

50

100

100

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

101

102

103

104

105

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

710

710

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

209

210

211

212

213

810

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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



� Pass Percentage to be Obtained One must obtain 40% marks in each paper and 50% marks in aggregate.






� Eligibility for Appearing in A candidate can appear only in one theory paper for back paper examination.

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.

� Prescribed Limit for LL.M. within four years from the academic session in which a student is sought admission.











(46) C.C.S. University, Meerut Code List 2010 – 11

LL.M. – I & II

(Exam. Code ‘L’)

Ist Year II nd Year

Name of Paper

Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

IMPORTANT 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

I Legal History of India & England

II Constitutional Law of India

II Jurisprudence

IV Legislation :- Principles, Methods and Interpretation

V Legal Research Methodology

101

102

201

202

203

100

100

100

100

100

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

501

301

302

401

402

403

404

304

305

405

406

407

307

308

408

409

410

411

310

311

412

413

414

313

314

415

416

417

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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

� Subjects to be Offered 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.

� Pass Percentage to be Obtained 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.





� Eligibility for Appearing in Those who have failed in one or two theory papers and Foundation course are only eligible for back

Back Paper Examination 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.

� Prescribed Limit for B.Sc. (PE, HE & SPORTS) within six years from the academic session in which a student sought admission.










Part II 700 231

Part III 700 231

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B.Sc. (PE, HE & SPORTS) –I, II & III

(T.D.C.) Examination (Exam. Code ‘S’)


Max.

Marks

Max.

Marks

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th.

Pr.

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

Name of Paper Code

No.

Th. Pr.

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

101

102

103

104

105

106

100

50

50

50

50

50

--

50

50

50

50

50

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

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

208

209

210

211

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

--

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

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 orented

courses

(If Selected in 2nd

year)

301

302

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

310

311

312

50

50

100

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

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50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

50

C.C.S. University, Meerut (49) Code List 2010 – 11 Exam. B.Sc. (PE, HE & Sports)

FOUNDATION COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks






Rashtra Gaurav

009 100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100


Writing Skill :

(I) Hindi Or

(II) English Or

(III) Sanskrit

011

012

013

100

100

100

QUALIFYING COURSES


Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks

Name of Paper Code

No.

Max.

Marks


S 008 100 General Awareness S-010 100 -- -- --



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