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POSTGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Master
of Arts
The duration of the course
of instruction for the Master of Arts
examination shall be two years and the
examination shall be held in two parts, viz.
Part I at the end of the course of first year
and Part II at the end of the courses of second
year.
The examination in Parts I
and II shall ordinarily be held annually in the
month of April.
Admission to M.A. Part I
The college offers M.A. in
the following subjects. A candidate shall offer
any one of them.
1) English
2) Psychology
3) Public Administration
4) Sociology
Eligibility
A person who has passed
one of the following examinations from the
Panjab University or from any other University
whose examination has been recognised as
equivalent to the corresponding examination of
this University (under 10+2+3 system of
education) shall be eligible to join the first
year (Part-I) class of the M.A. Course:
1) B.A. with Honours in
the subject of the Postgraduate Course.
2) a) A Bachelor's Degree
in any Faculty with at least 50 percent marks in
the aggregate OR
b) Diploma in Physical
Education or Postgraduate Diploma in Library
Science after having passed B.A. or B.Sc.
3) The B.A. (Pass) B.Sc.
(Pass) Examination in full subjects; or obtained
B.A. degree through English only regulations
obtaining at least 45 per cent marks in the
subject of the Postgraduate course.
4) Obtained B.A. degree,
after passing the examination in an Oriental
Classical Language or a Modern Indian language
with at least 45 per cent marks (out of the
aggregate excluding the additional paper) at the
Honours in Oriental Titles or Modern Indian
Languages examination in the subject of
Postgraduate Course.
5) Master's degree
examination in another subject or another
faculty.
6) The B.A. examination
under Social Service Regulations or under War
Regulations and subsequently passed in the
subject concerned at the B.A. examination in the
subject of Postgraduate Course obtaining at
least 45 percent marks.
7) B.Sc. Honours School.
Provided that
1) A candidate shall offer
Psychology only if he / she passed in that
subject in BA/ BSc exam.
2) For the Public
Administration course, a person who has passed
one of the following examinations shall also be
eligible:
i) B.A. (Pass) with 45%
marks in Public Administration or History or
Political Science or Economics or Sociology or
Psychology
ii) Has passed with at
least 50% marks in the aggregate:-
a)
LLB or b) B.Com
Compartment
Candidates:
A candidate who is placed
under compartment in one subject in B.A./ B.Sc.
third Year examination of Panjab University
shall be allowed to join M.A. Part I class
provisionally if he fulfils other requirements
and provided
1) The subject in which he
has to re-appear is not offered for the M.A.
Part I examination.
2) If he fails to clear
the compartment subject of the B.A./B.Sc. Third
Year examination in the next two consecutive
chances immediately following compartment, his
provisional admission to M.A. Part I examination
shall be cancelled.
Note: Compartment
candidates may be considered for admission to
M.A. Part-I where seats are available after
exhausting all the pass candidates.
POSTGRADUATE
DEGREE PROGRAMMES
M.A. English
The following papers are
offered by the college :
M.A Part-I
1) Paper-I
Approaches to
Literature
2) Paper-II British
Literature up to 1750
3) Paper-III British
Literature 1750-1900
4) Paper-IV British
Literature The Twentieth Century
M.A. Part-II
1) Paper-I Contemporary
Critical Theory
2) Paper-II Indian Writing
in English
3) Paper-III Option (i)
European Classics in Translation
Option (ii) American
Literature
4) Paper-IV Option (i)
Linguistics
Option (ii) Shakespeare
Preference would be given
to students who have passed M.A.I from this
college for admission to M.A. Part II.
M.A. Psychology
The following paper are
offered by the college :
M.A. Part-I
1) Theories and systems
2) Social Psychology
3) Experimental and
Cognitive Psychology
4) Research Methodology-I
5) Praticals
M.A. Part-II
Course No. Name of
Paper
I Organisational Psychology
IV Clinical
Psychology : Patterns and Therapies
VI Applied counselling Psychology
XIV
Child Psychopathology
XV Research Methodology-II (Compulsory)
XVI Practicum :
Psychological Testing & Assessment (Compulsory)
(A student will study
three out of the first four along with XV & XVI)
M.A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
The following papers are
offered by the college:
M.A. Part-I
1)
Administrative Theory
2)
Administrative Thought
3)
Personnel & Financial Administration
4)
Indian Political & Administrative System
5)
Indian Economic & Social System
M.A. Part-II
1)
Development Administration (Compulsory)
2)
Peoples Empowerment & Local Governance
(Compulsory)
3)
Administrative Law
4)
Research Methods
5)
Selected Aspects of Public
Administration
M.A. SOCIOLOGY
The following papers are
offered by the college:
M.A. Part-I
Course No.
Title
Soc R 101
Sociological Thought
Soc R 102
Research Methodology & Techniques of Social
Research
Soc R 103
Social Stratification-Concepts & Theories
Soc R 104
Indian Society
(In M.A. Part-I all
courses i.e. 101, 102, 103 & 104 are compulsory)
M.A. Part-II
Course No.
Title
Soc R 201
Theoretical Perspective in Sociology
Soc R 202
Social Development
Soc O 203
Urban Sociology
Soc O 204
Sociology of Family & Gender
Soc O 205
Dissertation
In M.A.-II, course nos.
201 & 202 are compulsory and the students will
have to choose any two courses out of the
optional papers O 203, O 204, O 205.
Dissertation will be
available for first four students in order of
merit, from among those students who have scored
atleast 50% marks in M.A. Part-I.
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