Graduate courses

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com.)

Bachelors degree course of the university is meant for B.A./B.Com. degree.

Eligibility :

10+2 or equivalent or successful in B.P.P. examination.

Fees of the course :

MALE:Rs.1800/- in the first year, Rs.1700/- in the second year,Rs.1800/- in the third year

FEMALE:Rs.1200/- in the first year, Rs.1200/- in the second year,Rs.1200/- in the third year

Structure of the Course :

The course comprises 108 credits in total. They are distributed among the following components :

Sr. No.	Components	For Selection
Sr. No.	Components	Option-I	Option-II
A.	Basic Courses	36	36
B.	Optional Courses	64	56
C.	Vocational Courses	08	16
	Total	108	108

Selection of Subjects :

Basic courses of 36 credits are compulsory for B.A. and B.Com. students.

(b) For the selection of the main subject one has to complete the optional courses of 48 credits.

(d) In the third year the students is expected to select the vocational subjects of 8 credits but only vocational subjects carrying 16 credits will be allowed to be selected.

(A) Details of the course : Basic Course

Sr. No.	Name of the course	Course code	Credit	No of Book
1.	Basic Course in Social Science and Humilities	FHS-01	08	8
2.	Basic Course in Science and Technology	FST-01	08	8
3.	Foundation Course in Gujarati	FHD-01	04	4
4.	Foundation course ion Hindi	FHD-01	04	4
5.	Foundation Course in English	FEG-01	04	4

(B) Optical Course:

Optical courses available in different subjects of Arts and commerce are as follows.

Sr. No.	Subject	Optional Course	Course Code	Credit	No. of Books
1.	Gujarati	Gujarati Prose	EGT-01	08	1
		Gujarati Poetry	EGT-02	08	1
		Outline of Gujarati literature	EGT-03	08	7
		Forms of Gujarati Literature	EGT-04	08	6
		Gujarati language	EGT-05	08	5
		Theory of literature and language application	EGT-06	08	7
2.	Hindi	Hindi prose	EHD-01	08	8
		Hindi Poetry	EHD-02	08	8
		History of Hindi literature and introduction to literature	EHD-03	08	10
		Medieval Indian literature society and culture	EHD-04	08	9
		Modern Indian Literature	EHD-05	08	9
		Hindi language History and literature :	EHD-06	08	7
3.	English	Language through literature	EEG-01	08	7
		The structure of Modern English	EEG-02	08	8
		Communication skills in English	EEG-03	08	8
		English for practical purpose	EEG-04	08	8
		Understanding prose	EEG-05	08	9
		Understanding Poetry	EEG-06	08	7
		Understanding drama	EEG-07	08	6
		Reading a Novel	EEG-08	08	8
4.	Economics	Basic Concept of Economics	EEC-01	08	9
		Economics Development in India after Independence	EEC-02	08	10
		Elementary Statistical Methods and Survey Methods	EEC-03	08	9
		Agricultural Development in India	EEC-04	08	8
		Elementary Arithmetical Methods in Economics	EEC-05	04	4
		Economic theories and policies	EEC-09	04	1
		Economic Structure A Comparative Study	EEC-06	08	10
		India from Ancient	EHI-02	08	9
		Time to 8th Century	EHI-03	08	8
		History from 16th to 18th Century	EHI-04	08	9
		India from Middle of 18th century to	EHI-05	08	8
		the Middle of 19th Century
		Government and politics in East and South-East	EHI-06	08	8
6.	Political Science	Political Theory and introduction of Institutions	EPS-01	08	8
		Government and politics in India	EPS-02	08	7
		Political Theory in Modern India	EPS-03	08	8
		International Relations	EPS-07	08	8
		Government and Politics in south Asia	EPS-05	08	7
		Government and Political in East and South East	EPS-06	08	8
7.	Sociology	Study of Sociology	ESO-01	08	8
		Society in India	ESO-02	08	8
		Sociological Theory	ESO-03	08	7
		Social Stratification	ESO-04	08	7
		Society and Religion	ESO-05	08	7
		Social problems in India	ESO-06	08	7
8.	Public Administrative	Administrative Theory	EPA-01	08	6
		Indian Administrative	EPA-02	08	7
		Administrative of Development	EPA-03	08	6
		Administrative of Work	EPA-04	08	6
		Financial Administrative	EPA-05	08	9
		Public policy	EPA-06	08	8
9.	Commerce	Business Management	ECO-01	04	5
		Book Keeping-1	ECO-02	04	5
		Principles (Theory) of Management	ECO-03	04	4
		Book Keeping-2	ECO-04	04	8
		Mercantile Law	ECO-05	04	6
		Principles of Economics	ECO-06	04	5
		Basic Elutriation of Statistics Elements	ECO-07	04	4
		Company Law	ECO-08	04	4
		Currency Banking and Financial Institutions	ECO-09	04	4
		Elements of Costing	ECO-10	04	4
		Elements of Income	ECO-11	04	4

* both are compulsory to take jointly.

Note :

For the student of B.A the work of subjects groups mentioned against A to H contains 6 subjects. The students will have to choose 01 and 02 in the First year and 03 and 04/07 in the Second year and group 05 and 06 in the third year.
In B.A the Students as mentioned against who have offered English as their main subject, they will be informed about the subjects of their choice for second and third year in the letter of offer later on.
In the B.Com degree course the students will have to select 01 and 02 in the First year 03 to 07 in the Second year and 08 to 11 in the third year as mentioned against the chorological number "1".

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The list of different vocational courses is given bellow.

Name of the Course	Course Code	Credit	No of Books
Feature Writing	AFW-01	Both of them and are 04 to be selected	5
Script Writing for Radio	AWR-01	Both of them and are 04 to be selected	4
Translation	ATR-01	08	8
Planning of Child care Services	ACC-01	08	7+2
Nutrition for Community	ANC-01	08	7+2
Human Environment	AHE-01	08	6
Marketing	AMK-01	04 Both of them and are 04 to be selected	5
Export process and documentation	AED-01	04 Both of them and are 04 to be selected	4
Office after and Management System	AOM-01	04 Both of them and are 04 to be selected	5
Secretarial Practice	ASP-01	04 Both of them and are 04 to be selected	4

Evaluation :

Students evaluation will be carried out by two ways.

Continuous Evaluation(Weigutage30%)
All the assignment is prescribed for the course are compulsorily to be submitted within the prescribed time limit and before the term End Examination.
Term End Evaluation: (Weightage 70%)
Every student has to secure his admission in the first, Second and third years in the mouths of August/February. After the admission, the first exam will be held in the next July/January months. In means that the students can appear at the exam after one year. They can not appear the completion of one year.

Yearly Registration and study system :

Every Student compulsorily will have to choose the courses containing 36 Credit.
For the convince subjects will have to be selected from prescribed groups. The student will have to declare it in the application before his/her registration. In this way some of the courses will be available in the first year, some of the courses in the Second year and some course in the third year.
After the completion of the duration of the First year student will be informed for the registration of the second year by the letter of offer. In the same way after completion of the second year student will be sent a letter of offer for the registration for the third year. This arrangement is for the completion of registration. It is not necessary to complete the course of the year concerned.
Counseling sessions will be held at the study Centre students can take advantage of counseling facility in the year of their registration.
The maximum duration is of 8 years. The students will be allowed to take advantage of counseling facility in the year of their registration.

Associate Studentship :

As a part and parcel of associate studentship the student will be allowed to register himself in the course carrying minimum 8 Credits and maximum 32 Credits under this scheme the students 14 will be connected with the study centre, for different facilities like counseling evaluation of assignment and library facilities. For the course of 8 Credits Rs.400/- Course fees plus Rs.100/-Registration fees will be charged. This rate of fees is only limited to BDP Course. For other courses prorate fees. Course fees No. of course will be charged. Ever and above Rs.100/ will be charged the students are required to get their application from the University head quarters.

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