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Abbreviations Used

DSC – Discipline Specific Core (Major)

DSE – Discipline Specific Elective (Minor)

IC/MC – Inter-disciplinary/Multi-disciplinary Course

AEC – Ability Enhancement Course

SEC – Skill Enhancement Course

CVAC – Common Value Added Course

MOOCS – Massive Open Online Courses

Note: MOOCS is part of the Ministry of Education, Government of India’s programme under SWAYAM which stands for Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds.

Dr. Indrani B. Bhuyan
Registrar

Dr. Alicia Gatphoh
Vice Chancellor

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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UMS001

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Programme is a four years Programme of Eight Semesters. The degree is designed to give a broad knowledge of the functional aspects of a company and their interconnection, while also allowing specialization in a particular business-related academic discipline. The BBA program will expose students to a range of core subjects and generally allow students to specialize in a specific business-related academic discipline or disciplines. The BBA degree will also develop a student’s practical, managerial, and communication skills, and business decision-making capabilities that prepare them for the management of a business entity.

To impart knowledge of the fundamentals of Management theory and its application in problem solving.

Select and apply appropriate tools for decision making required for solving complex managerial problems.

To develop problem-solving skills through experiential learning and innovative pedagogy to ensure utilization of knowledge in professional careers.

To develop sound knowledge of the entrepreneurial process and inculcate creativity and innovation among students.

To produce industry ready graduates have highest regard for Personal & Institutional Integrity, Social Responsibility, Teamwork and Continuous Learning.

To develop a positive attitude and life skills to become a multi-faceted personality with a sense of environmental consciousness and ethical values.

After completing BBA students will get plenty of opportunities in various sectors, viz.:

Various job profiles such as Marketing Accountant, Finance Manager, HR Manager etc. are available for BBA Management graduates in various sectors such as Marketing Organizations, Banks, Export Companies, Multinational Companies etc.

Jobs are available in both the public and private sectors.

After completing the Programme, the students will be able to:

Understand concepts and principles of management/business; identify the opportunities in the corporate environment and manage the challenges.

Demonstrate the knowledge of management science to solve complex corporate problems using limited resources.

Display enhanced personality and soft skills

Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

Demonstrate entrepreneurial competencies

Exhibit managerial skills in the areas of marketing, finance, HR, etc.

Possess a sturdy foundation for higher education.

On the successful completion of B.B.A., the students will be able to:

Acquire Practical learning through summer internship, industrial visit and Business Plan etc.

Demonstrate analytical and problem-solving skills through specialization in Finance, Human Recourse, and Marketing to solve the business issues.

Understand and develop the new dimensions of knowledge through open electives to cater the need of the industry.

Comprehend the core concepts, methods and practices in management.

Venture into his/her own business or excel in executive roles in private /government sector.

Demonstrate the ability to create business plans

Develop an understanding of business that reflects the moral responsibility of business to all relevant stakeholders and the natural environment.

Demonstrate Ability to work in Groups.

The students will be able to understand the complexities of the dynamic business environment.

The individuals will be able to apply their technical competencies for providing the solution to managerial problems and business growth.

The students will be able to understand, evaluate and interpret business problems and will be able to make appropriate decisions.

The students will gain the research aptitude in the chosen field of specialization and align with the research trends in academia and the industry.

The students shall understand the impact of their managerial practices on society and environment.

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UBADSC111

Principles of Management

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UBADSC112

Financial Accounting I

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBADSE111

Production and Operation Management

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE112

Organizational Behaviour

4

-

-

4

DSE III

UBADSE113

Sales Management

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UBAMCS111

Statistics for Business

3

 

-

3

AEC I

UBAAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UBAAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UBAAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBASEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UBADSC111

Digital and Technological Solutions

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UBADSC112

Indian Ethics and Values

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBADSC121

Marketing Management

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UBADSC122

Financial Accounting II

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBADSE121

Money, Banking and Financial Markets

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE122

Leadership Skills and Change Management

4

-

-

4

DSE III

UBADSE123

Advertising and Sales Promotion

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UBAMCS121

Quantitative Techniques for business

3

 

-

3

AEC

UBAAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBASEC121

Field Based Learning Courses

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UBAVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UBAVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UBAINT121

INTERNSHIP

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UBADSC231

Human Resource Management

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UBADSC232

Management Accounting

3

1

1

5

DSE I

UBADSE231

Investment Management

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE232

Training and Development

3

-

1

4

DSE III

UBADSE233

Consumer Behaviour

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UBAMCS231

Managerial Economics

3

-

-

3

AEC

UBAAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBASEC231

Community Engagement and Services

2

-

1

3

CVAC

UBAVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBADSC241

Financial Management

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBADSC242

Entrepreneurship

3

-

2

5

DSE I

UBADSE241

Insurance Management

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE242

Performance Management and Reward System

3

-

1

4

DSE III

UBADSC241

Retail Marketing

3

-

1

4

AEC

UBADSC242

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC UBASBC241 SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE 1 3 4

Total Credits earned after Years I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UBADSC341

Project Management

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UBADSC342

Business Environment

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBADSE341

Rural Banking and Micro Finance

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE342

Employment Laws for Human Resource

3

1

-

4

DSE III

UBADSC341

International Marketing

3

1

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBADSC361

Business Strategy and Policy

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UBADSC362

Business  Ethics

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBADSE361

Working Capital Management

4

 

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE362

Fundamentals of Industrial Relations

4

 

-

4

DSE III

UBADSC361

Digital Marketing

4

 

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and  III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UBADSC471

Business Laws

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UBADSC472

Service Marketing

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBADSE471

Business Analytics

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBADSE472

Career Development

4

-

-

4

DSE III

UBADSC471

Strategic Marketing Management

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBADSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UBADSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UBADSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UBASEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Arts in Economics (B.A. Economics) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UMS003

Bachelor of Arts in Economics is a four years program for students to develop and train them with basic concepts of economics. This course will provide the students with logical paradigm for conceptualizing and interpreting the behaviour and interactions of households, firms and government institutions. This curriculum allows the students to choose elective courses from a set of courses with contemporary relevance and gives them an edge in the current competitive scenario and open up avenues to purse values career options.

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics Programme has been designed to train students not only with basic knowledge of Economics but also to equip them with the mathematical and statistical techniques necessary for a proper understanding of the discipline. Enable students to understand proper policy responses to economic problems. Aim of this course to train students to use statistical econometric methods to arrive at conclusions about the validity of economic theories and to learn economic modelling.

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics Programme has been designed to place the requirements of the dynamic world and equip students with the requisite knowledge and prepare for careers in

Academic

Law

Management

Journalism

Government, and in many other fields.

This programme is consistent with global standards in the Economic discipline. In completion of the programme,

a student will have the necessary skills to understand and analyse in a logical manner all major economic phenomena

a student will be able to analyse government policies and regulations, and demonstrate their significance

This programme specifically indicates that students will analyse how an economy functions and how decisions are made by consumers, producers and regulations.

Students will have necessary skills to identify, analyse, and solve problems in a logical and efficient way.

The program provides the basic ingredients of economic theory and the opportunity to learn how to process and analyse economic data based on sound statistical principles in order to arrive at a meaningful conclusion.

With this programme, the students will have a better understanding of fundamental economic. Further,

It will enable them to demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental theories and ideas of economics required to comprehend how the Indian and global economies operate.

In order to explain the economic theories that underpin social and economic issues, the students will be able to articulate qualitative and quantitative analysis methods and show that they are conversant with both the types of analyses.

Additionally, the students will be able to show that they are knowledgeable about opposing economic theories and models in both historical and modern contexts.

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UECDSC111

Introduction to Price Theory

4

-

1-

5

DSC II

UECDSC112

Indian Economy

4

-

1-

5

DSE I

UECDSE111

Economics of Business

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UECDSE112

Indian Economic Environment

3

 

1

4

IC/MC

UECMCS111

Principles of Management

3

-

1

3

AEC I

UECAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UECAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UECAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UECSEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UECVAC111

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

CVAC II

UECVAC112

Indian Ethics and Values

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UECDSC121

Macro Economics

4

-

1-

5

DSC II

UECDSC122

Introduction to Statistics

4

1-

-

5

DSE I

UECDSE121

Demography

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UECDSE122

Labour Economics

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UECMCS121

Fundamental of Finance and Accounting

3

-

-

3

AEC

UECAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UECSEC121

Minor Project

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UECVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UECVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UECINT121

INTERNSHIP

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UECDSC231

Public Finance

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UECDSC232

Economics of Growth and Development

4

-

1

5

DSE I

UECDSE231

Political Economy

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UECDSE232

Service Marketing

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UECMCS231

Sustainable Development

2

-

1

3

AEC

UECAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UECSEC231

Field-based Learning

1

-

2

3

CVAC

UECVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UECDSC241

International Economics

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UECDSC242

Mathematics for Economics

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UECDSE241

Rural Banking and Micro Finance

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UECDSE242

Bank Management

3

-

1

4

AEC

UECDSC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UECSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after Years I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UECDSC351

Industrial Economics

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UECDSC352

Monetary Theory

4

 

1

5

DSE I

UECDSE351

Banking and Financial Market

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UECDSE352

Advanced Economic Theory

3

 

-1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UECDSC361

History of Economic Thought

5

 

-

5

DSC II

UECDSC362

Entrepreneurship

4

-

1

5

DSE I

UECDSE361

Agricultural Economics

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UECDSE362

Issues of Indian Economy (with special reference . to North Eastern Region)

3

-

1-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UECDSC471

Introduction to Environment Economics

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UECDSC472

Econometrics

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UECDSE471

Economics of Gender and Development

3

-

1-

4

DSE II

UECDSE472

Economics of Health and Education

3

 

1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UECDSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UECDSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UECDSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UECSEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Tourism and Travel Management (BTTM) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UMS004

Tourism is one of the world's fastest-growing industries and a major source of foreign exchange earnings and employment for many developing countries. Tourism is vital to the well-being f many countries because of the income generated by the consumption of goods and services by tourism; the taxes levied on businesses in the tourism industry, and the opportunity for employment and economic advancement by working in the industry. The Bachelor of Tourism and travel management (BTTM) program is designed in such a way as to prepare students for managerial positions as required by the industry. The program will also benefit those wishing to start their business in the tourism and hospitality sectors.

The objectives of the Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management Programme are

To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the travel and tourism industry

To teach students how to access and plan tourism development projects, considering factors such as infrastructure, carrying capacity, and stakeholders' engagement.

To equip students with marketing and promotional skills specific to the tourism industry

To encourage students to develop an entrepreneurial mindset and think innovatively in identifying and pursuing opportunities within the travel and tourism sector

To develop decision-making problem-solving skills through experiential learning and innovative pedagogy to ensure knowledge utilization in professional careers.

To develop students' research and analytical skills, enabling them to understand market trends and industry dynamics

To produce tourism graduates with the highest regard for Professional & Institutional Integrity, Social Responsibility, Teamwork, and Continuous Learning.

To develop a positive attitude and life skills to become a multi-faceted personality with a sense of environmental consciousness and ethical values.

The employment opportunities for students studying Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management are as follows

Hospitality sector

Travel services sector

Attraction and entertainment sector

Tour operator sector

Tour guides

Food and beverage sector

Event management sector

Cultural and heritage sector

Eco tourism

Adventure tourism

Career in academia

Travel writers and blogger

Tourism officers

On successful completion of the program, students will

Be able to implement the concepts and principles of tourism management and identify tourism opportunities and challenges

Enhance their personality, soft skills, communication skills, leadership skills, and acquire empathy and adaptability that is required in the travel and tourism sector

Be capable of being competent entrepreneurs and leaders in the tourism industry

Demonstrate entrepreneurial competencies in the tourism industry

Develop marketing strategies to attract tourists, understand the target market, and promote tourism products and services

Possess a sturdy foundation for higher education and research in tourism and hospitality.

Recognizing the significance of education and professional growth to stay abreast of tourism trends and advancements

On the successful completion of the Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management, the students will be able to

Gain hands-on experience through internship, training, and diverse events.

Develop a basic understanding of the nature of the tourism system

Gain knowledge on the basics of tourism supply and demand.

Develop skills in understanding the tasks, functions, duties, and activities of hotels, restaurants, travel and tour companies, airlines, and destination management organizations.

Handle various operational problems in hotels, restaurants, travel, and tour and event management companies

Produce industry-ready student graduates with internships, employable in all tourism and hospitality sectors.

On successful completion of the program, the student will be

Able to dentify and apply business concepts and skills relevant to the operational areas of travel and hospitality management

Exposed to the modern technology

Able to develop interpersonal communication and inculcate teamwork and networking culture

Able to develop professional, ethical understanding and thriving toward sustainability

Able to recognize employment opportunities in the tourism sector

Socially responsible and proactive

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UTTDSC111

Fundamentals of Travel and Tourism

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC112

Principles of Management

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE111

Hospitality in Travel and Tourism

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UTTDSE112

Travel Agencies and Tour Operations

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UTTMCS111

Fundamentals of Financial Accounting

3

 

-

3

AEC I

UTTAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UTTAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UTTAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UTTSEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UTTVAC111

Indian Traditional Food and Attire

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UTTVAC112

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UTTDSC121

Geography of Tourism

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UTTDSC122

Tourism in India

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE121

Front Office Management

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UTTDSE122

Ticketing Techniques and CRS

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UTTMCS121

Financial Management

3

-

-

3

AEC

UTTAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UTTSEC121

Tour Guiding and Escorting

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UTTVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UTTVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UTTINT121

INTERNSHIP

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UTTDSC231

Tourism Planning and Policies

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC232

Travel Management

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE231

Sustainable Tourism Development

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UTTDSE232

MICE Management

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UTTMCS231

Foreign Language

2

-

1

3

AEC

UTTAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UTTSEC231

Field-based Learning

1

-

2

3

CVAC

UTTVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UTTDSC241

Entrepreneurship in Tourism

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC242

Human Resource Management

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE241

Rural and Ecotourism

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UTTDSE242

Adventure Tourism

3

-

1

4

AEC

UTTAEC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UTTSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after Year I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UTTDSC351

Tourism Law and Ethics

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC352

Human Rights in Tourism

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE351

Economics of Tourism

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UTTDSE352

Tourism Destination Management

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UTTDSC361

Tourism Marketing

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC362

Tourism Products

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE361

Tourism Products in North East India

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UTTDSE362

Tourism Transport Management

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UTTDSC471

Trends in Hospitality and Tourism

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UTTDSC472

Tourism and Globalisation

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UTTDSE471

Heritage Tourism

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UTTDSE472

Cultural Tourism

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UTTDSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UTTDSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UTTDSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UTTSEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UMS005

The Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com) program of The ICFAI University, Meghalaya is a career oriented undergraduate program encompassing a total of eight semesters spread over four years. The course is designed to provide students with a wide range of skills in the commerce and trade domain while at the same time building competence in a particular area. Students learn a plethora of business skills which improves their employability as a graduate. The curriculum focuses to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Accounting, Economics, Business Law, Taxation, Banking & Insurance, Management & Marketing and other allied areas. The program is formulated in line with the New Education Policy (NEP) announced by the Government of India in 2020 which provides ample flexibility and multiple exit options.

To develop skills such as conceptual skills, technical skills and practical skills in the field of industry, commerce, management and accounting.

To prepare a student for a career in business or to start a business enterprise of his/her own.

To give each student enough opportunities to acquire relevant knowledge about business and economy.

To familiarize students with current business processes and practices.

To familiarize students with the behaviour of markets, products as well as finance.

To develop skills in the use of information technology for business.

To develop capability in each student to identify business opportunities, analyse their risk-return possibilities and support business development in socially desirable avenues with strong moral commitment

To develop in students a business attitude and skills to be precise and articulate, considering its ethical side.

A Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree offers a broad range of employment opportunities in various sectors. Here are some common sectors where B.Com. graduates often find employment

Accounting and Auditing: Students with a specialization in accounting can pursue careers as accountants, auditors, tax consultants, or financial analysts in accounting firms, corporations, or government agencies.

Banking and Finance: Students can work in banks, financial institutions, investment firms, or insurance companies in roles such as financial analysts, loan officers, investment bankers, or financial advisors.

Corporate Sector: Students often find opportunities in the corporate sector, working in areas such as human resources, marketing, sales, operations, supply chain management, or general management.

Consulting: Students may choose to work in consulting firms, providing their expertise in areas like management consulting, financial consulting, or business process improvement.

Government and Public Sector: Students can work in various government departments and agencies, handling financial management, policy analysis, budgeting, or public administration.

Entrepreneurship and Startups: Students with an entrepreneurial mindset may choose to start their own businesses or work in startups, where they can utilize their knowledge of business principles, finance, and management.

Non-Profit Organizations: Students can work in non-profit organizations, assisting with financial management, fundraising, grant writing, or program coordination.

Retail and E-commerce: Students can pursue careers in retail management, merchandising, e-commerce, or sales and marketing within the retail industry.

Market Research and Analysis: Students can work in market research firms, analyzing data and trends to provide insights into consumer behavior, market conditions, and competitive analysis.

Education and Academia: Students can opt for teaching positions in schools, colleges, or universities, providing education in commerce-related subjects or pursuing higher studies and research.

To have a comprehensive understanding of core business concepts, including accounting, finance, economics, marketing, management, business law, and organizational behavior.

To develop strong quantitative and analytical skills to analyze financial data, conduct market research, interpret business trends, and make data-driven decisions.

To be able to communicate effectively in various business contexts, including written reports, presentations, and interpersonal interactions.

To possess problem-solving skills to identify business challenges, evaluate options, and propose viable solutions.

To understand financial management principles, including financial analysis, budgeting, investment strategies, and risk management.

To be aware of ethical and legal issues in business and demonstrate an understanding of responsible business practices, corporate social responsibility, and compliance with relevant regulations.

To develop proficiency in using technology tools and software applications commonly used in business, such as spread sheets, databases, and business software.

To be able to work effectively in teams, demonstrating skills in collaboration, leadership, and conflict resolution.

Strong understanding of financial accounting principles, including the ability to prepare and analyse financial statements, apply accounting standards, and interpret financial data.

Managerial accounting techniques, such as cost analysis, budgeting, and performance evaluation, to support decision-making within organizations.

Basic understanding of tax laws and regulations, including the ability to calculate and manage individual and corporate taxes.

Knowledge of financial management principles, including financial planning, capital budgeting, risk assessment, and financial analysis.

Familiarity with marketing concepts and strategies, including market research techniques, consumer behaviour analysis, and development of marketing plans.

Foundational knowledge of business law, including contracts, intellectual property, employment law, and commercial regulations.

Ability to analyse economic trends, evaluate market conditions, and understand the impact of economic factors on business decision-making.

Understanding of entrepreneurship and the ability to identify business opportunities, develop business plans, and exhibit innovation and adaptability.

It will enhance the communication skills, managerial skills, leadership skills and decision-making skills of the students.

Learners will gain knowledge in the fundamentals of commerce and a deep understanding of all the courses undertaken.

Learners will be equipped to join the industry or setup own entities, peruse further professional and other courses.

Learners will be equipped to face upcoming challenges in the industry and business as the specializations offered expose them to practical aspects.

Learners will be responsible citizens as various academic and co-curricular courses imbibe sensitivity, moral and ethical values among them.

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UBCDSC111

Business Studies

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBADSC112

Financial Accounting I

3

1

1

5

DSE I

UBCDSE111

Advertising and Sales Promotion

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBCDSE112

E-Commerce

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UBCMCS111

Managerial Economics

3

 

-

3

AEC I

UBCAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UBCAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UBCAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBCSEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UBCVAC111

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

CVAC II

UBCVAC112

Yoga Education

1

-

1

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBCDSC121

Entrepreneurship

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC122

Financial Accounting II

3

1

1

5

DSE I

UBCDSE121

Organizational Behaviour

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBCDSE122

Training and Development

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UBCMCS121

Business Mathematics

3

 

-

3

AEC

UBCAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBCSEC121

Minor Project

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UBCVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UBCVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

 

SEC

UBCINT121

INTERNSHIP

1

-

3

4

 

Total Credits earned after Year: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UBCDSC231

Business Law

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC232

Indian Financial System

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UBCDSE231

Bank Management

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBCDSE232

Corporate Accounting

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UBCMCS231

Business Statistics

2

1

-

3

AEC

UBCAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UBCSEC231

Field Based Learning

1

-

2

3

CVAC

UBCVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBCDSC241

Cost Accounting

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC242

Corporate Law

4

-

1

5

DSE I

UBCDSE241

Insurance Management

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UBCDSE242

Auditing

3

1

-

4

AEC

UBCDSC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UBCSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Years Semesters I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UBCDSC351

Financial Management

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC352

International Business

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBCDSE351

Financial Services

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBCDSE352

Stock Market Operations

3

-

1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBCDSC361

Management Accounting

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC362

Business Environment

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UBCDSE361

Project Management

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UBCDSE362

Working Capital Management

3

-

1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years Semesters I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UBCDSC471

Indirect Tax

3

1

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC472

Principles  and Practices of Income Tax

3

1

1

5

DSE I

UBCDSE471

Business Ethics

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UBCDSE472

Corporate Governance

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UBCDSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UBCDSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UBCDSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UBCSEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UST001

Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA) under NEP_2020 is a four years full time degree program to provide a solid foundation in fundamentals of computer application and information systems. In the four years of study, the focus is on training the students of the program in the core courses, elective courses, designing and analyse of information systems and its applications and learning about various research methodologies. The courses are intellectually demanding and are taught by faculty to prepare the students with in-depth knowledge of various subjects related to Information Technology along with the basic concepts of management and communication skills.

To impart basic understanding of concepts, strategies, tools and techniques of information technology.

To provide a strong foundation in all technical aspects of computers and their applications.

To develop communication and soft skills necessary for contemporary IT professionals.

To give hands on experience in IT application in industry through projects on computer application software.

Student who passed BCA are hired as software developer, Web Developer, Programmer, System Engineer, Network engineer, System Administrator, teachers, etc.

At the end of the BCA course, students will be able to

Understand the fundamentals of Computer Application and different technologies.

Understand, analyze and develop computer programs, web design and networking.

Apply standard software engineering practices and methodology to develop software.

Understand the architectures and logic behind computer hardware.

Students can equip themselves to work in the field of computer applications.

They can pursue higher studies.

Can take up self-employment as per global software market.

The students will acquire a strong foundation of technical knowledge in computer science.

They acquire programming skills in various programming languages.

They will cultivate analytical and critical thinking skills to identify, analyze, and solve complex problems in the field of computer science and information technology.

They will gain exposure to industry-standard tools, technologies, and practices to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications.

They will develop a passion for lifelong learning, keeping up with emerging technologies and trends in the field of computer science and information technology.

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UCADSC111

Introduction to C++

3

-

2

5

DSC II

UCADSC112

Fundamentals of Computers

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UCADSE111

Management Information System

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UCADSE112

Digital Logic

3

1

-

4

IC/MC

UCAMCS111

Statistics for Computer Application

2

1

-

3

AEC I

UCAAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UCAAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UCAAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UCASEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UCADSC111

Introduction to Constitution of India

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UCADSC112

Digital Marketing

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UCADSC121

Introduction to Python Programming

3

-

2

5

DSC II

UCADSC122

Introduction to Database Management System

3

-

2

5

DSE I

UCADSE121

Foundation of Information Security

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UCADSE122

E-Commerce

3

1

-

4

IC/MC

UCAMCS121

Mathematics for Computer Application

2

1

-

3

AEC

UCAAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UCASEC121

Computer Assembly and Repairing

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UCAVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UCAVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UCAINT121

INTERNSHIP

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UCADSC231

Data Communication and Computer Networks

3

-

2

5

DSC II

UCADSC232

Operating System

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UCADSE231

Computer Graphics

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UCADSE232

Data Warehousing and Data Mining

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UCAMCS231

Introduction to Financial Accounting

3

-

-

3

AEC

UCAAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UCASEC231

Data Analytics

2

-

1

3

CVAC

UCAVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UCADSC241

Data Structure through Python

3

-

2

5

DSC II

UCADSC242

Introduction to Cloud Computing with Amazon Web Services

3

-

2

5

DSE I

UCADSE241

Introduction to LINUX

3

-

1

4

DSE II

UCADSE242

Foundation of Cryptography

3

1

-

4

AEC

UCADSC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UCASBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after Years I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UCADSC351

Software Engineering

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UCADSC352

Java Programming

3

-

2

5

DSE I

UCADSE351

Software Testing and Quality Management

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UCADSE352

Mobile Computing

3

1

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UCADSC361

Fundamentals of Web Designing using PHP

3

-

2

5

DSC II

UCADSC362

Artificial Intelligence

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UCADSE361

Introduction to Block Chain Technology

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UCADSE362

Theory of Computation

3

1

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UCADSC471

Compiler Design

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UCADSC472

Design and Analysis of Algorithm

3

-

2

5

DSE I

UCADSE471

Machine Learning

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UCADSE472

Internet of Things

3

1

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UCADSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UCADSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UCADSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UCASEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Arts in Education (B.A. Education) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UHS001

The Bachelor in Arts in Education Program is designed to prepare the students to understand, Learn and practically apply the basic tenets of Education as a discipline of study. The Program will help deliver skills and strategies for learning, from the sociological to the philosophical and Psychological Pillars of Education. This Program is Prepared in a way to understand how we learn, what we learn and how we transform that learning into action. The range of Issues in education is vast, Hence it will provide opportunities to explore topics with an in depth analysis. BA (Education) will give access to a wide range of learning experiences to shape the abilities and enable one to engage positively in any context.

To acquaint the students with basics of Education and educational Philosophy

To Provide Opportunities to the students to learn about the nature of issues and problems faced by the state system of education and some innovative remedies tried to solve them.

To provide the necessary skills to master the methods and techniques of developing competencies, commitments and performance required for the growth of a better future.

To understand scenario of education systems in India along with the inclusion of modern educational tools and applications

To understand the recent global developments, the new thrusts in education.

To acquaint the students with basics of Education and educational Philosophy

To Provide Opportunities to the students to learn about the nature of issues and problems faced by the state system of education and some innovative remedies tried to solve them.

To provide the necessary skills to master the methods and techniques of developing competencies, commitments and performance required for the growth of a better future

To understand scenario of education systems in India along with the inclusion of modern educational tools and applications

To understand the recent global developments, the new thrusts in education.

This Course will enable the students to

Explore new ideas and thoughts through the application of theoretical knowledge of Education subject and statistical techniques and pedagogical analysis.

Relate their understanding of the theories of educational psychology, philosophical and sociological foundations, ICT, Guidance and counseling, Peace and Value education in various classroom situations and societal experiences.

Demonstrate thinking skills by analyzing, synthesizing, evaluating factual and conceptual educational information from multiple sources and verifying the relevance of various topics by applying them.

Developing self-sufficiency, sincerity, independent thinking as education is a lifelong process for empowering the students to face all challenges in their future endeavours.

Become aware of socio-cultural-political diversity through analysis of diverse social groups, schools of philosophy, religion, class, caste, culture, role of family and other institutions and agencies.

Develop concern for the society, nation, as well as promote the feelings of internationalism. Various educational policies for the eradication of illiteracy, equalization of educational opportunity, UEE, inclusion, National Disintegration, population explosion and so on are taught in order to sensitize the students. Core Philosophy of Indian Constitution is also developed among the students.

Acquaint themselves with the diverse current educational problems and other related issues like SSA, Inclusive education Unemployment, Poverty, National Disintegration and Population explosion.

Apply the knowledge of education in order to inculcate awareness among students concerning racial and gender equity; human rights issues, social justice and other values as enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution.

Understand various issues related to environment and sustainable development by acquainting them with the diverse causes that lead to social change and progress.

Understand the moral concepts of good and bad, right and wrong. It helps to form a strong foundation of character and personality.

On successful completion of the course astudent will be able to

Gather knowledge about Educational Psychology, theories of psychology and their role and importance & impact in the field of education and education system

Development of moral consciousness that enables the students to become complete human beings and responsible citizens

Proper realization of the nature of life and society.

Develop knowledge about basic of Indian as well as Western Philosophy. They also develop knowledge about the importance of different schools of philosophy in the field of Education.

Internalize the basic of Sociology, relation between Sociology and Education, theories of Educational Sociology and importance of Educational Sociology in the field of Education.

Develop the concept of an ideal organization in educational institutions, the essential functions of educational management and they understand the different aspects of planning.

Develop the concept of guidance and counselling, various types of Guidance and basic data necessary for Guidance

Develop an understanding of educational technology, use of computer in education and communication, develop an understanding of ICT & e-learning and they also get acquainted with the instructional techniques and different models of teaching.

Develop an understanding about concept, nature, types and major approaches of curriculum, the relation among curriculum, pedagogy and assessment

Develop understanding of the concepts of measurement and evaluation in education, the process of Evaluation, different types of measuring instruments and their uses, the concepts of validity and reliability and their importance in educational measurement and the principles of test construction.

Develop knowledge and skill about the concept of statistics and to develop skill in analyzing descriptive measures

Develop an excellent communication skill, Skill for Democratic Citizenship and related theories, teaching skills, life skill education, peace and value education

Develop consciousness about great educators and their thoughts, gender and society, population explosion and teacher education.

The learners develop knowledge about Open and Distance Learning, Human Right Education and women Education.

Students will develop advanced critical thinking skills, inclusive of information literacy

Students will be familiarized with the base and historical backgrounds of Education

Students uses their knowledge in their problem solving by the help of Indian philosophical knowledge

Students will understand the role of education and the nature & processes of learning relevant for human beings in a changing social context and critically analyze its operational effectiveness in that context.

Students will develop teaching attitude

Students will develop abilities for further education

Students will develop exceptional textual, visual, and verbal communication abilities.

Students will have the ability to use, analyze and learn communication technologies

Students will develop managerial skills

Students will experience a new place and culture during their studies

Students will build and maintain relationships to develop values

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UEDDSC111

Introduction to Education

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC112

Psychological Perspective of Education

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE111

Education and Human Development

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE112

Non-Formal and Adult Education

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UEDMCS111

ICS/MCS:  Introduction to Mass Communication

3

 

-

3

AEC I

UEDAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UEDAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UEDAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UEDSEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UEDVAC111

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

CVAC II

UEDVAC112

Yoga Education

1

-

1

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UEDDSC121

Sociological Perspective of Education

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC122

Philosophical Dimensions of Education

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE121

Trends in Contemporary Indian Education

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE122

Introduction to Positive Psychology

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UEDMCS121

Gender and Society in Indian Context

3

 

-

3

AEC

UEDAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UEDSEC121

Concept of Micro Teaching

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UEDVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UEDVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UEDWVC121

WORK-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UEDDSC231

Teaching Learning Methods and Pedagogy

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC232

Educational Management and Administration

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE231

Educational Technology

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE232

Curriculum Development in Education

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UEDMCS231

Leadership Change and Management

3

-

-

3

AEC

UEDAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UEDSEC231

Administration and Interpretation of Psychological Tests

2

-

1

3

CVAC

UEDVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UEDDSC241

Development of Education in India

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC242

Women Education in India

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE241

Open and Distance Learning

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE242

Human Rights and Education

4

-

-

4

AEC

UEDAEC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UEDSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after YearsI and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UEDDSC351

Guidance and Counselling

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC352

Educational Statistics

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE351

Vocational Guidance

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE352

Educational Measurement and Evaluation

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UEDDSC361

Special Education

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC362

ICT in Education

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE361

Inclusive and Integrated Education

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE362

Multi Media in Education

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UEDDSC471

Early Childhood Care and Education

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UEDDSC472

Mental Health Issues in Education

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UEDDSE471

Anganwadi System in India

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UEDDSE472

Theoretical Perspectives of Clinical Psychology

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UEDDSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UEDDSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UEDDSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UEDSEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A. English) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UHS002

The B.A. English programme offers an enriching and comprehensive study of the English language, literature, linguistics and culture. The programme is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the written and spoken word, as well as critical thinking and analytical skills. Throughout the course, students will explore various literary genres, periods, and movements, gaining insights into the evolution of English literature and its impact on society. Additionally, the programme provides a broad learning platform for students in the fields of English Language Education and Linguistics with emphasis on teaching pedagogy, effective communication, writing proficiency, and a global perspective, thus, preparing students for diverse career paths in fields such as education, media, publishing, and more. By immersing themselves in the world of literature and language, B. A. English students will develop a broader appreciation of the human experience and the power of storytelling. Therefore, this course is designed to enhance students’ contact with all three aspects of English as subject, namely, Literature, Language, and Linguistics.

To foster a deep appreciation and understanding of various literary works, genres, and cultural contexts.

To provide students a platform to explore classic and contemporary literature from different regions and time periods which will help them gain insights into the diverse human experiences and cultural expressions.

To enhance students' language proficiency in English, including effective communication, writing, listening, speaking and critical reading skills.

To develop analytical and critical thinking abilities, enabling students to engage with complex texts, analyse themes, symbolism, and subtext, and offer thoughtful interpretations.

To provide historical and cultural contexts surrounding literary works, helping students understand how literature reflects and shapes societies, ideologies, and historical movements.

To cultivate research skills necessary for investigating literary topics, conducting academic inquiries, and presenting well-supported arguments.

To encourage a global perspective by exploring literature from various cultures, fostering cross-cultural understanding and empathy.

Students will be equipped for a wide range of employment opportunities across various sectors which are mentioned below

Students can teach English language and literature, writing, or related subjects. Additionally, some may choose to become language instructors in language schools or teach English as a second language (ESL) in international contexts.

Students can work in publishing houses, literary agencies, or as freelance editors. They may be involved in manuscript editing, proofreading, copyediting, or content development. Some may also work as editorial assistants, helping to manage publication processes.

Students can work in media-related fields such as journalism, content writing, and copywriting. They can work for newspapers, magazines, online media platforms, or corporate communications departments.

Students can pursue careers in digital marketing, social media management, and content creation for websites, blogs, and online platforms.

Students may find roles in corporate settings, handling internal and external communications, creating reports, writing press releases, and managing corporate publications.

Students can explore opportunities in the literary world, book publishing, or scriptwriting for film and television.

Students will be empowered to express ideas clearly, persuasively, and creatively.

Students will demonstrate advanced language proficiency in English, both in written and spoken forms and will be able to communicate effectively, articulately express ideas, and engage in critical discussions.

Students will learn the basic concepts of Literature, its nature and function.

Students will learn the different forms and terms of Literature.

Students will learn fundamental literary and critical concepts and underlying distinctions amongst them.

Students will possess a comprehensive understanding of literary works, including classic and contemporary literature from different cultures and historical periods. They will be able to analyse and interpret literary texts, identifying themes, literary devices, and the cultural context in which the works were produced.

Students will gain insights into different cultures, historical periods, and societal norms through the study of literature. They will understand how literature reflects and shapes societies, and how it contributes to cultural identity.

Students will develop a broader global perspective and intercultural understanding by studying literature from diverse cultures and regions.

Students will acquire a comprehensive understanding of socio-cultural and literary history of English.

Students will gain an in-depth knowledge of various genres of literature, the literary masters and their styles of writing, the literary techniques, diction, figures of speech and jargons.

Students will be able to interpret the text with relevant textual and contextual evidences.

Students will be able to differentiate between various teaching pedagogies.

Students will be able to understand language and its various technical aspects

Students will understand the various facets of linguistics and its impact on language

Students will be familiar with how society and culture are interlinked with language and linguistics

Use language to ideally fit written and spoken forms

Consciously use grammar rules during language performance

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UENDSC111

Introduction to Literature

4

1

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC112

Introduction to Language

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE111

Teaching English Literature

3

1

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE112

Teaching English Language

3

1

-

4

IC/MC

UENMCS111

Aspects of Linguistics

1

1

1

3

AEC I

UENAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UENAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UENAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UENSEC111

Soft Skills

1

1

1

3

CVAC I

UENVAC111

Constitution of India

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UENVAC112

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UENDSC121

Literary Criticism

4

1

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC122

Language Theory

4

1

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE121

Children’s Literature

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE122

Varieties in English Language

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UENMCS121

Aspects of Phonetics

1

1

1

3

AEC

UENAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UENSEC121

Creative Writing

1

1

1

3

CVAC I

UENVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UENVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UENWVC121

WORK-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UENDSC231

British Poetry: From the Beginnings to the Post Modern Period

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC232

English Studies in India

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE231

Introduction to Indian Writing in English

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE232

Grammar in Language

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UENMCS231

Aspects of Cultural Studies

3

-

-

3

AEC

UENAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UENSEC231

Critical Interpretation and Writing

1

-

2

3

CVAC

UENVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UENDSC241

British Drama: From the Beginnings to the Post Modern

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC242

Second Language Acquisition

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE241

Creative Writings from  Northeast India

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE242

Materials and Syllabus Design

4

-

-

4

AEC

UENAEC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UENSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after YearsI and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UENDSC351

Essays and Short Stories

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC352

Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE351

Minority Literature

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE352

Language Testing Techniques

2

1

1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UENDSC361

Fiction

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC362

Teaching English to Young Learners

3

1

1

5

DSE I

UENDSE361

Gender Studies

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE362

Language Evaluation

2

1

1

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UENDSC471

Literary Theory

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UENDSC472

Multilingualism in the Second Language Classroom

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UENDSE471

Masterpieces in English Literature

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UENDSE472

Computer Assisted Language Learning

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UENDSC481

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UENDSC482

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UENDSE481

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UENSEC481

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (B.A. Political Science) under NEP 2020

Programme Code: UHS003

Bachelor in Political Science under NEP 2020 is a four years full time degree program designed to provide students with an understanding of politics, processes and theories. The program provides in-depth exploration of local, national and international policies. Through study, students delve into the disciplines of sociology, comparative politics, international relations, public policy and economics. They acquire critical thinking, research and intellectual skills that enable them to evaluate political problems, formulate arguments and propose solutions. The BA in Political Science provides students with the knowledge and tools needed to participate in higher education in political discourse, government, law, public administration, international organizations, advocacy groups, or politics or other subjects.

a. The program is designed to provide students with an understanding of various political concepts, including democracy, governance, and other forms of governance. This includes examining the structure, functions and institutions of local, national and international governments.

b. Introduces students to different politics and ideologies. The aim is to develop critical thinking and the ability to analyse political ideas, opinions and debates.

c. Introduces the development of research and analytical skills.

d. Students learn to collect, evaluate and interpret data, conduct political research, and apply a variety of research methods and techniques. This includes analysing issues of public policy, political behaviour and international relations.

e. Learn about policy development and how governments create and implement policies. This includes examining the role of interest groups, politicians and the public in policy decisions.

f. Political science encourages reflection and problem solving. Students learn to analyse political problems, evaluate different perspectives, and propose solutions to political problems.

Passing this program will make them qualified to apply for occupations such as Political Analyst, Policy Analyst, Legislative Assistant, Public Relations Specialist, Non-profit Organization Administrator, Researcher/Research Analyst, Journalist/Reporter, Policy Advisor, Political Writer/Commentator and lastly a Teacher.

Observe and analyze political contexts from critical and its different perspective.

Have a higher knowledge of the working of various political institutions inclusive of decentralized establishments, the parliament and relate this functioning to the greater reason of countries contribution towards a responsible citizen.

Verify how international countries and its development affect polity and society.

To benefit vital thinking and expand the capacity to make logical inferences about Socio-economic and political issues, on the basis of comparative and contemporary political discourses in India.

Ponder about national and global issues in relation to States having one of a kind political ideology and its historical contexts.

Pursue higher education such as Post Graduate Studies and Research in Political Science and in other interdisciplinary areas to provide qualitative insights to create a better world.

Students will be able to analyse political situations, policies and procedures using theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence. They will have the skills to analyse complex political issues, lay out the foundations and evaluate the impact of different political actions and decisions.

Students will have good written and verbal communication skills, making it easy for them to communicate about politics and good debate. They will be able to create clear and persuasive presentations, briefings and talks and present their ideas to a variety of people.

Students will develop a better understanding of electoral processes and decision-making processes, as well as political institutions such as legislatures, commissions and courts. Will be able to identify changes in these trends and explain their impact on government and public policy.

After completion of the course the student is expected to showcase a reasonably special knowledge of the basic ideas, principles, establishments, strategies of politics and authorities at national as well as international levels. Subject goes beyond the area of politics, he might be able to recognize and cultivate the following

Values, ethics, rights and obligations

Ability and capability to apply theoretical information in problem solving.

Interdisciplinary technique of crucial thinking

Sensitivity towards diverse contexts, ethnic groups, minorities, marginalized groups and gender issues.

To identify the patterns of political actor’s behaviour and how institutions and individuals within institutions interact with each other and what shapes their behaviour.

Year

Semester: I

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

I

DSC I

UPSDSC111

Principles of Political Theory

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC112

Introduction to Political Science

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE111

Introduction to the Constitution of India

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE112

Legislative Practices and Procedures

3

-

1

4

IC/MC

UPSMCS111

Sustainable Development and Politics

3

 

-

3

AEC I

UPSAEC111

Modern Indian Language (Hindi)

1

-

1

2

AEC II

UPSAEC112

Modern Indian Language (Garo)

1

-

1

2

AEC III

UPSAEC113

Modern Indian Language (Khasi)

1

-

1

2

SEC

UPSSEC111

Soft Skills

2

-

1

3

CVAC I

UPSVAC111

Digital and Technological Solutions

1

-

1

2

CVAC II

UPSVAC112

Ethics in India and Indian Philosophy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester I: 26

Semester: II

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UPSDSC121

Western Political Theory

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC122

Political Sociology

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE121

Human Rights

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE122

Legal Literacy

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UPSMCS121

Global Environment and Politics

3

 

-

3

AEC

UPSAEC121

English Language Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UPSSEC121

Political Reading and Writing

1

-

2

3

CVAC I

UPSVAC121

Value Education

2

-

-

2

CVAC II

UPSVAC122

Environmental Education

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester II: 26

SEC

UPSWVC121

WORK-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits earned after Year I: 56

Year

Semester: III

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

II

DSC I

UPSDSC231

Political Ideology

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC232

Modern Political Ideology

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE231

Political Strategy, Communication and Planning

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE232

Gender Politics

4

-

-

4

IC/MC

UPSMCS231

Media and Politics

3

-

-

3

AEC

UPSAEC231

Communication Skills

1

-

1

2

SEC

UPSSEC231

Minor Project Work

1

-

2

3

CVAC

UPSVAC231

Voter Education and Electoral Literacy

2

-

-

2

Total Credits in Semester III: 24

Semester: IV

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UPSDSC241

Democracy in India

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC242

International Relations

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE241

International Organisation

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE242

Political Parties

4

-

-

4

AEC

UPSAEC241

Technical Report Writing

1

-

1

2

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

4

Total Credits in Semester IV: 20

Total Credits earned after Year II: 44

SEC

UPSSBC241

SKILL-BASED VOCATIONAL COURSE

1

-

3

4

Total Credits after Years I and II: 104

Year

Semester: V

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

III

DSC I

UPSDSC351

Public Administration

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC352

Major Issues in Contemporary Politics

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE351

E-Governance

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE352

Foreign Policy

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester V: 20

Semester: VI

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UPSDSC361

Indian Political Thought

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC362

Modern and Contemporary Thought

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE361

Local Self Government

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE362

Politics of Social Movement

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VI: 20

Total Credits earned after Year III: 40

Total Credits earned after Years I, II and III: 144

Year

Semester: VII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

IV

DSC I

UPSDSC471

Politics in North East India

5

-

-

5

DSC II

UPSDSC472

South East Asian Political System

5

-

-

5

DSE I

UPSDSE471

Globalization and Politics

4

-

-

4

DSE II

UPSDSE472

Governance, Issues and Challenges

4

-

-

4

 

 

MOOCS

 

 

 

6

Total Credits in Semester VII: 20

Semester: VIII

Category

Code

Course Title

Credits

L

T

P

C

DSC I

UPSDSC801

Research Methodology

4

-

1

5

DSC II

UPSDSC802

Academic Reading and Writing for Research

4

-

1

5

DSE

UPSDSE801

Mechanics of Research Writing and Research Proposal

3

-

1

4

SEC

UPSSEC801

Research Project /Dissertation

-

-

12

12

Total Credits in Semester VIII: 26

Total Credits earned after Year IV: 46

Total Credits earned after Years I, II, III and IV: 190