B.A. Liberal Arts
Semester 1
Punjabi (Compulsory)-I
Effective Communication in English (Compulsory)
Sikh Heritage and Ethos (Compulsory)
Any Two of the following
Economics (Micro Economics)
English Elective (Introduction to English Literature)
History (History of India: Indus Civilization to c. 1200 CE)
Political Science (Principles of Political Science)
Sociology (Introduction to Sociology)
Public Administration (Administrative Theory) *
Religious Studies (Brief Introduction of Religions) *
Semester 2
English (Compulsory)-I
Introduction to Environment Studies (Compulsory)
Human Rights and Duties (Compulsory)
Any two of the following (in consonance with option taken in Semester-I)
Economics (Macro Economics)
English Elective (Reading Prose)
History (Hitory of India: C.1200- C.1750)
Political Science (Political Theory-II)
Sociology (Indian Society)
Public Administration (Indian Administration) *
Religious Studies (Religious Rites) *
Semester 3
Punjabi Compulsory-2
Drug Abuse: Problem, Prevention and Management
Any two of the following (in consonance with option taken in Semester-I)
Economics (Public Finance)
English Elective (Reading Poetry)
History (History of India: C.1750-1947)
Political Science (Indian Political System-I)
Sociology (Sociology Thought)
Public Administration (Personnel Administration in India) *
Religious Studies (Founder of Religion) *
Any one of the following
Positive Psychology
Fundamental of Computer Applications
Entrepreneurship Development
Semester 4
English Compulsory-2
Any two of the following (in consonance with option taken in Semester-I)
Economics (International Economics)
English Elective (Reading Drama)
History (Contemporary India)
Political Science (Indian Political System-II)
Sociology (Social Change in India)
Public Administration (Financial Administration in India) *
Religious Studies (Holy Scripture) *
Any one of the following
Enhancing Happiness at Workplace
Web Designing and Development
Soft Skills
Semester 5
Any two of the following (in consonance with option taken in Semester-I)
Economics (Economics of Growth and Development and Indian Economy)
English Elective (Elementary Linguistic and Phonetics of English)
History (History of Punjab: c.1450 to 1849)
Political Science (Political Thought)
Sociology (Social Research Methods)
Public Administration (Local Government in India with special reference to Punjab) *
Religious Studies (Major Sects) *
Any one of the following (Other than Elective Subjects)
The Foundation of Happiness at Workplace
Digital Marketing
English Language Teaching
Any one of the following: (GE-1)
Indian Society
Quantitative Methods
Introduction to English Literature
Indian Writings in English
History of Punjab: c.1450 to 1849
Contemporary India
Principles of Political Science
Semester 6
Any two of the following (in consonance with option taken in Semester-I)
Economics (Quantitative Methods)
English Elective (Indian Writings in English)
History (History of Punjab: 1849-1966)
Political Science (International Politics-Theory and Practices)
Sociology (Indian Society: Issues and Problems)
Public Administration (Contemporary Issues in Public Administration) *
Religious Studies (Religious Thinkers) *
Any one of the following: (Other than Elective Subjects)
Measures of Happiness at Work
Digitalized GST
Fundamentals of Programming Languages
Any one of the following: (GE-2)
Social Change in India
Public Finance
Reading Poetry
Reading Drama
Reading Prose
History of Punjab:1849 to 1966
Indian Political System-I
|
