Courses Offered
Bachelor of Arts ( Political Science, Communication and Journalism, Communicative English )
Bachelor of Arts (Vocational) prepares students for a range of specializations in mass media, and careers in print, audio-visual and digital media, international relations or any communication field. These careers span writing, journalism, broadcasting, advertising, publishing, design, public relations and civil services. After completing this course, students can opt for a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism, Political Science, International Relations and more.
First Year
Semester 1 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| AECC 1 – Environmental Studies | 2 |
| CC 1A – English | 5 |
| CC 2A – Second Language – Hindi, Sanskrit, Arabic, French | 5 |
| DSC 1A – Communication and Journalism – Introduction to Communication and Journalism | 5 |
| DSC 2A – Political Science – Political Theory | 5 |
| DSC 3A – Communicative English – Phonetics | 5 |
| Total | 27 |
Semester 2 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| AECC 2 – Gender Sensitization | 2 |
| CC 1B – English | 5 |
| CC 2B – Second Language – Hindi, Sanskrit, Arabic, French | 5 |
| DSC 1B – Communication and Journalism – Mass Media in India | 5 |
| DSC 2B – Political Science – Concepts, Theories and Institutions | 5 |
| DSC 3B – Communicative English – Language Skills | 5 |
| Total | 27 |
Second Year
Semester 3 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| SEC 1 – Personality Development and Communication Skills | 2 |
| CC 1C – English | 5 |
| CC 2C – Second Language – Hindi, Sanskrit, Arabic, French | 5 |
| DSC 1C – Communication and Journalism – Reporting & Editing for Print Media | 5 |
| DSC 2C – Political Science – Basics of Indian Constitution and Citizenship | 5 |
| DSC 3C – Communicative English – Conversational English | 5 |
| Total | 27 |
Semester 4 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| SEC 2 – Basic Computer Skills | 2 |
| CC 1D – English | 5 |
| CC 2D – Second Language – Hindi, Sanskrit, Arabic, French | 5 |
| DSC 1D – Communication and Journalism – Broadcast Journalism | 5 |
| DSC 2D – Political Science – Government and Politics | 5 |
| DSC 3D – Communicative English – Reading Skills | 5 |
| Total | 27 |
Third Year
Semester 5 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| SEC – 3 - Citizenship Rights, Duties and Laws | 2 |
| General Elective – I – Contemporary Political Economy | 2 |
| DSC 1E – Communication and Journalism-Advertising | 4 |
| DSC 2E – Political Science – Ancient and Medieval Political Thought | 4 |
| DSC 3E – Communicative English – Writing Skills | 4 |
| DSE 1A – Communication and Journalism – Media Development | 4 |
| DSE 2A – Political Science – International Relations in 19th & 20th Century – I | 4 |
| DSE3A – Communicative English – Professional Writing Skills | 4 |
| Total | 28 |
Semester 6 | |
| Course Type and Title | Credit |
| SEC – 4 – Legislative Practices and Procedures | 2 |
| General Elective – II – Human Rights, Gender & Environment | 2 |
| DSC 1F – Communication and Journalism – Public Relations | 4 |
| DSC 2F – Political Science – Western and Indian Political Thought | 4 |
| DSC 3F –Communicative English – Study & Reference Skills | 4 |
| DSE 1B – – Communication and Journalism – Introduction to Online Journalism | 4 |
| DSE 2B – Political Science – International Relations | 4 |
| DSE 3B – Communicative English – Soft Skills & Personality Development | 4 |
| Total | 28 |
Legend
- AECC : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course
- SEC : Skill Enhancement Course
- DSC : Discipline Specific Course
- DSE : Discipline Specific Elective
- GE : Generic Elective