Bachelor of
Business Economics (BBE) programme has bright future prospects as you
can go for further studies, that is, MBE, or MBA or MA Economics or M.com
from Delhi School of Economics or you can also choose to go for placements
in Banking, Insurance and Managerial fields.
This six-semester programme
includes an in-depth study of economics, econometrics besides seven other
specializations such as finance, marketing, quantitative techniques,
international business, services (both financial and non-financial), entrepreneurship
and computers.
Like any other Honours course,
it is a three years full time course.
Job Placement opportunities are available to the
commerce students through Central Placement cell of University of Delhi as well
as by the college.
All students pursuing
their Honours degree, barring students of English Honours.
It is compulsory for all
students under CBCS (B.A. Honours, B.Com. Programme and B.A. Programme)
The three-year degree program in Home Science is multidisciplinary in nature and gives knowledge about all the five areas of Home Science, namely: Food and Nutrition, Fabric and Apparel Science, Human Development and Child Care, Communication and Extension and Resource Management. In the first two years, students study the subjects from all the five areas of Home Science. In the third year, they choose an elective subject for specialization based on merit and interest.
No, once you’re admitted in a particular
subject, you can change your subject only before the last date of admission
provided seats are available and you meet the requisite cut off.
Yes, students from both
mathematical as well as non-mathematical streams cope well with logic subject.
The forms of M.A. (Philosophy)
are generally out in various universities including Delhi University in the
month of April to May. In some of the Universities like JNU the forms are out
by month of February also. You have to keep tab over the websites of
universities. You can apply for MA (Philosophy) in final semester of your
graduation. Both B.A. (Hons) and B.A. (Prog) Philosophy and other courses
students can apply.
If a Student from B.A. (Hons) Philosophy
scores 60% or above, he/she may get direct admission in M.A. (Philosophy) in Delhi University whereas
students of other courses need to appear for entrance test.
A
student pursuing studies in political science can choose a career according to
his/her choice. After completing bachelors/masters program in political
science, several opportunities are available in both government and private
sectors. Politics, public administration, law, and marketing fields are always
in need of good political scientists. Political scientists even can opt for
campaign management, polling and electoral politics, and university and college
teaching. The career prospects in political science have widened enough in the
voluntary organization sectors, such as NGOs. The international voluntary
organizations, like UNO, have huge scopes for proficient political scientists
across the world. Besides, they can join media houses as political journalists
and political researchers/analysts. What’s more, they can become members of
Parliament or State Legislative Assemblies, or serve various political parties
as party president, party member, or activist.
With the
permission of Teacher in Charge, students can change their section or medium of
instruction of B.A. (Hons) Political Science and for B.A. (Prog), students have
to take permission from the convener of B.A.(Prog).
Relaxation of 10% is
given to students during admission. After receiving this relaxation they have
to study Punjabi as a subject during their graduation. The papers to be studied
will be allotted at the time of admission. If a student is admitted on Punjabi
relaxation base they cannot change their Punjabi subject at any point of time
during their graduation. If they do so, their admission will be cancelled.
Student need to fill an undertaking at the time of admission for the same.
· Smt.
Jaswant Kaur Grover Memorial Award for scoring Highest Marks in Punjabi A.
· Sh.
Kartar Singh Memorial Award for scoring Highest Marks in Punjabi B.
· Award
for Best Article in college magazine in Punjabi Section.
Yes, it
is known as ‘Punjabi Literary and Cultural Society’ which organize
various Inter class events such as: Extempore, Poetry recitation competition,
Poster making Competition during each academic year. Prizes to the winners are
also given. Punjabi Folk dance is performed by the students of Punjabi
department during the Annual Prize Distribution Function of the college every
year.
· After
studying Punjabi as main papers students can go for : MA in Punjabi & B.Ed.
(Punjabi as one of their teaching subject)
· You can
also appear in Civil services choosing Punjabi as one of the subject. (For
Detail information please check http://www.upsc.gov.in/)
· You can
also go for placement in Media & Journalism as :
· Translator
& Interpreter in various Embassies, government agencies and private sector.
· Creative
Writer
· Dance
Choreographer (Specially for Punjabi Songs)
· Punjabi
Singer
· If you
are tech savvy then you can also go for software making fields which require
Punjabi language experts.
· A
student can choose a career according to her choice. If she want to become a
lecturer in Punjabi she has to peruse MA (Duration : 2 years) then go for NET
(National Eligibility Test) Exam, details can be checked from http://cbsenet.nic.in/
(please keep update of agency conducting the NET exam, earlier it was conducted
by UGC). They can further go for higher studies as M.Phil & Ph.D in Punjabi
(Duration : as per university norms)
· If a
student wishes to become a school teacher then, they have to go for B.Ed.
(Duration: 2 years). For the admission in Delhi University B.Ed. course please
check http://cie.du.ac.in/. After
this you have to clear a teacher eligibility test known as CTET (Central
Teacher Eligibility Test) (Check details from- http://ctet.nic.in/). It
is compulsory test (once cleared it is valid for 7 years) for a candidate who
wants to appear in DSSSB exam conducted by Govt. of NCT of Delhi as and when
required.
A
Student have to study at least two papers of Punjabi in BA (Prog.) and then
have to appear in entrance test conducted by Punjabi Department, Faculty of
Arts, Delhi University. For further details please check :
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=m-a-punjabi
http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/faculty/art/Corrected%20bulletin,%20Arts%20Faculty%20_.pdf)
Sanskrit
subject whether in Honours, Discipline, language, MIL or Generic, is taught in
both mediums--Hindi as well as English.
B.A. (Hons.) Sanskrit is a degree course like any other Hons. Courses. Sanskrit Course has same opportunities like other Humanities courses have. Following are some career options:
1. (i) Teaching.....B.A. (Sanskrit) or M.A. (Sanskrit) + B.Ed.....Teaching at school level. Sanskrit institutions exclusively run B.Ed programme.
(ii) Research....M.A (Sanskrit) + NET.....Teaching at college/ university level.
2. Bureaucrat.....Graduation (Sanskrit).....The success rate of candidates taking Sanskrit in civil services examination is quite high. In last years, the success rate of candidates of Sanskrit was around 13 percent in UPSC.
3. Religious Instructor in Indian Army......M.A. (Sanskrit).....This is a post of lieutenant rank.
4. Hindi Officer in Bank.....M.A (Sanskrit) + Hindi/English at graduation level....This is a post of P.O. and candidates have to compete only with the people of languages.
5. Hindi Translator......M.A. (Sanskrit) + English/Hindi at graduation level + some course on translation.....In various government and non government departments, numerous posts are advertised every year.
6. Editor/ Curator.......M.A. (Sanskrit) and/or Ph.D. + some specialized training in manuscriptology/archaeology/museology........In various libraries, museums and archives, Sanskritists are in demand for editing and preserving priceless manuscripts.
7. Deputy Education Advisor (DEO)/ Joint Education Advisor (JEO)/ Education Officer (EO)/ Additional Education Officer (AEO).......Decent knowledge of Sanskrit.......There is a special cell in the Department of Education, Ministry of HRD for promotion of Sanskrit and Financial assistance is provided for various programmes. These posts are there in the cell where Sanskritists are recruited.
8. Media- News Reader, Editor, columnist etc.........B.A. (Sanskrit) and/or M.A. (Sanskrit).....Sanskritists are in demand in media (especially Hindi & Sanskrit)
Thus, there are varied opportunities for sanskrit students who understand the problems of another field and are willing to use their skills in modeling and analyzing them through ancient wisdom laying in the vast literature of Sanskrit.
At the time of admission, if a candidate opts for MIL (Sanskrit) as a subject, an advantage of up to 10% may be given in 'Best Four' in those colleges where MIL (Sanskrit) is offered as a subject in B.A. (Prog.) DSC. (University Bulletin, P.No. 48)
On merit base, there are many scholarships which are offered by Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Delhi Sanskrit Academy, Delhi Government bodies to sanskrit-students of B.A. (Hons.) or B.A. (Prog.) DSC.
Students of Sanskrit (Hons.) can study other subjects along with Sanskrit through Generic, AECC courses in CBCS system.
Sanskrit Department has 'Sanskrit Literary Society' which organizes various Inter Class and Inter College Competitions such as 'Recitation', 'Paper Reading', 'Vedmantrauccharan', 'Smritishloklekhan' etc. during each academic year. Besides it, Sanskrit Department organizes Seminars, Conferences, Nukkad Natak etc. events which are useful for students of Sanskrit.
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