Patna University Graduate Degree Syllabus 2018| Nalanda Open University Bachelor Courses Sample Paper pdf available

Patna University Graduate Degree Program Syllabus 2018| Nalanda Open University Bachelor Courses Sample Paper pdf available Model Test Paper Previous Year Question Paper

Patna University Graduate Degree Program Syllabus

There are many undergraduate courses which the Nalanada Open University is offering to the student those who are presuming their studies. We are making your work easy by providing you the syllabus for the most demanded course in the university and which holds the maximum number of the students. We are today providing the syllabus of the various undergraduate courses. These are the 3 years courses some of which are divided in 6 semester. We are here providing you the syllabus subject wise. We like to inform you that the syllabus for each course is very wide and the people need to work very hard in order to gain success in this examination.

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B.A. Economics

First Year

Micro Economics

• Introduction
• Theory of Consumer Behaviour
• Demand and Supply
• Theory of Production and Price Theory
• Theory of Distribution

Indian Economy

• Structure of the Indian Economy
• Agriculture
• Industry and Service Sector
• Economy of Uttar Pradesh

Second Year

Macro Economics

• Macro Economics National income analysis
• Generation of income and Measurement of National Income
• Determination of Income and Employment
• The Keynesion model
• Trade Cycles

 Money Banking and Public Finance

• Value of Money
• Theory of Commercial Banking
• Public Finance & Public Expenditure
• Taxation

Third Year

International Economics

• Scope of International Economics
• International Trade Policy
• Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Markets
• India’s Foreign Trade

Quantitative & Qualitative Methods in Economics

• Elementary Statistics for Economics
• Calculus
• Bivariate Distributions and Simple Linear Regression
• Index Numbers and Time Series

B.A. Education

First Year

Principles of Education

• Education – Its Meaning- Nature and scope
• Aims of Education
• Functions of Educatio
• Agencies of Education-Formal, Informal and Non-formal.
• Family, school and state.
• Mass Media of communication.
• Education and social change
• Education and democracy
• Education and Culture
• Value Education & Yoga Education
• Education for National Integration

Development of Education in India

• Education in Ancient and Medieval India characteristics ofGurukul, Matha/Vihar, Madaras and Maktabs.
• British Education in India-oriental-occidental controversy, Macaulay’s minute, wood’s dispatch.
• Gokhle-bill, Sadler commission, wardha scheme.
• Main recommendations of commissions in India University Education Commission (1948-49)
• Secondary Education Commission (1952-53)
• Report of the Education Commission (1964-66)
• Revision of National Policy on Education -1990, 92, National Knowledge Commission.
• Problems of Pre-primary, Primary Secondary, Higher Education.

Second Year

 Educational Psychology

• Definition and Nature of Educational Psychology,
• Relation between Education and Psychology,
• Importance of Educational Psychology for a teacher

Third Year

Educational Measurement, Evaluation and Moral Education

• Measurement and Evaluation : Concept, need and relationship
• Meaning & Definition of Statistics.
• Frequency Distribution.
• Measures of Central Tendency :- Mean, Median & Mode
• Measures of variability
• Correlation

Educational Administration

• Meaning need and aims of Educational Administration
• Principles of Administration
• Qualities of – Head of institution, Teacher
• Educational administration at Central & State Level, M.H.R.D
• Problem and solution of Indian Educational Administration

 

B.A. History

History of Medieval India 1206 to 1526 A.D.

• Significant source material of medieval India
• Slave Dynasty
• Lodhi Dynasty
• Nature of state, different theories of kingship.
• Causes of downfall of Delhi Sultanate.
• Central and provincial administration, army organization.
• Development of literate and architecture.

History of Europe 1453 – 1815 A.D.

• Renaissance – Emergence, Nature & Impact.
• The Reformation and Counter Reformation
• Rise of National States – Causes, main monarchies and their growth
• Rise and Decline of Spain
• The Ascendancy of France – Background of religious and civil wars
• France at her Zenith – Domestic and foreign policy of Louis XIV
• England and Industrial Revolution
• Commercial Revolution – Causes of Mercantilism, main thinkers, importance of Mercantilism and Criticism,
• Vienna Congress

Second Year

History of Medieval India 1526 – 1761 A.D.

• Mughal Dynasty
• Rise of Maratha Power under Shivaji, relations with Mughals, Sambhaji, Rajaram

History of Europe (1815 – 1945 A.D.)

• The concert of Europe : Its background significance, causes of failure.
• The Congress of Vienna – The work of the Congress and its territorial arrangement.
• Age of Metternick
• Liberal , Democratic and Nationalist movement in Europe (1815- 1850)
• The July revolution of 1830 – causes, significance and Impact.
• The Revolution of 1848
• Napoleon III
• The Unification of Italy – Stage of unification, Nazi and young Itlay
• Unification of Germany – Steps of German unification, Zollverien, The Frankfurt Parliament

Part 3

History of Modern India (1740-1857 A.D.)

• Political Condition of India in The 18th Century
• Rise of Maratha power, IIIrd battle of Panipat
• Early Anglo – French conflict.
• Establishment of British rule in India – Causes of Anglo-French rivalry.
• Conflict in Bengal
• Relations of Leading Indian States with English powers.
• Anglo- Mysore relations – Anglo Mysore wars, Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan.
• Anglo- Sikh Relations – Anglo-Sikh wars, Raja Ranjit Singh.
• Anglo- Maratha Relations

History of Indian National Movement and Constitutional Development

• Impact of the rule of East India company.
• Destruction of village economy and handicrafts.
• Khilafat movement, Lucknow Pact
• Round table conference, Poona Pact.
• British Response to Indian Demand – Simon Commission.
• Rise of communal Politics – Policies and Act of Muslim
• League and other communal Bodies, the Jinnah Factor
• Partition of India and attainment of freedom , August offer
• Leaders of Indian National Movement

History of Indian Culture

• Indus Valley Civilization
• Vedic Period
• Jainism
• Buddhism
• Mauryan Period
• Composition and Stratification of Rural Society

B.A. in Political Science

First Year

Political Theory

• Indian Political Thought: A Background
• Manu
• Kautilya
• Raja Ram Mohan Roy
• Swami Vivekanand
• Aurobindo Ghosh
• M.N.Roy
• Gandhi
• Nehru
• BR Ambedkar

Indian Government and Politic

• Making of Indian Constitution, Constituent Assembly: Composition and Working.
• Preamble and Salient Features of Indian Constitution.
• Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties, Directive Principles of State Policy.
• President and Prime Minister.
• Parliament
• Supreme Court, Judicial Review and Judicial Activism.
• Governor, Chief Minister and State Legislatures.
• Panchayati Raj and Municipal Governments

Second Year

Comparative Government and Politics

• Governments: Parliamentary and Presidential, Unitary and Federal.
• UK: Socio-Economic Foundations, Conventions and Traditions, The Crown,
  Cabinet System, Parliament, Party System, Judiciary.
• USA: Socio-Economic Foundations, President, Congress, Supreme Court and
  Judicial Review, Party System.
• Peoples’ Republic of China: Socio-Economic Foundations, National Peoples’
• Congress and its Standing Committee, President, State Council, Peoples’ Courts
  and Peoples’
• Nigeria: Socio-Economic Foundations, President, National Assembly, Supreme
  Court, Minority Rights, Party System

International Politics

• International Politics: Definition, Scope and Relevance.
• Theories of International Politics
• Game Theory, Decision Making Theory, Communications Theory.
• Political System Theory and Balance of Power.
• Power and International Politics, Elements of Power
• The Determinants of Foreign Policy

Third Year

Public Administration

• Meaning, Nature and Scope of Public Administration, Public and Private Administration.
• Comparative Public Administration and Development Administration, New Public Administration, New Public Management.
• Principles of Organisation: Hierarchy, Span of Control, Unity of Command, Delegation,
• Supervision and Coordination.
• Structure of Organisation

So these are the various demanded courses which the student often choose to presume their studies we will be soon updating more and more syllabus for the other various course till then stay tunes. We hope that you must have the information which you were searching in the article provided here If you have any comment then please comment in the comment box.