Four Year Undergraduate Programme Query

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Delhi University Admission - 4 Year Undergraduate Programme - Online Form


Common Pre-Admission Form - 2013 Last Date: June 19, 2013


  • Step 1 Register yourself using E-mail ID & Mobile Number (10 digit).
  • Step 2 Login into your account.
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  • Step 4 If you belong to Gen/OBC then you have to pay Rs 50 else, nothing is to be paid.


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Monday, May 27, 2013

Discipline - I, II & Applied Courses

Discipline Courses-I (Major Subject)

The main purpose of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme is to develop and disseminate knowledge, skills and values through education, field training and research necessary for promoting, maintaining and improving the functioning of individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities existing in the society. Under this programme, students will have to study total 20 major subjects at a deep level for Bachelor with Honours in each course which are called Discipline Courses-I (DC-I). These major subjects include theory, methods and areas of subject concerned and research based project. In the research based project, students will be offered to learn research methodology and prepare a project work which involves multiple learning pedagogies and activities in real life situations

Discipline Courses-II (Minor Subject)
In the Four Year Undergraduate Programme, students will have to choose total 6 minor subjects of their liking for additional knowledge and building their competencies outside their main subjects of study. These subjects are called Discipline Courses-II (DC-II). This offers a wide variety of courses as minor subjects those will help the students to learn about the national and global scenario of interdisciplinary mode and enhance their knowledge for getting employment or initiating for self-employment and allied areas.

Applied Courses (AC)
Students will have to choose total 4 skill based subjects that will give practical knowledge which are called Applied Courses (AC). The outcomes of these applied courses are very useful for producing well trained manpower on the one hand and getting employment or initiating for self-employment in the concerned subject area and allied areas on the other.
Note: All the students are required to take all the papers of Foundation Courses & IMBH, Discipline Courses-I and all the papers of Applied Courses. In addition, they will be required to take papers from Discipline Courses-II from same subject or other than main subject.The following Discipline-I, II & Applied Courses are given below:

Arts
Arabic - [DC-I Courses] [DC-II Courses]
Buddist Studies - [DC-II Courses]
English
Germanic & Romance Studies
Hindi - [DC-I Courses] [DC-II Courses] [Appiled Courses]
Hindi Patrakarita - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Linguistic - [DC-II Courses]
Modern Indian Languages & Literary Studies
Persian
Philosophy
Punjabi
Sanskrit
Urdu - [DC-I Courses] [DC-II Courses]

Science
Anthropology - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Biochemistry
Biomedical Science - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Botany - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Chemistry - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Geology - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Microbiology
Polymer Science (B.Tech.,)- [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Psychological Scinece - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Physics & Astrophysics - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Zoology

Mathematical Science
Computer Science
Mathematics - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Operational Research
Statistics

Social Sciences
African Studies - [DC-II Courses]
East Asian Studies
Economics - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Geography - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Political Science
Social Work - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]

Inter-disciplinary & Applied Sciences
Physical Education & Sports Sciences
Electronic Science
Food Technology (B.Tech.,) - [DC-I,II & Applied Courses]
Instrumentation

Commerce & Business Studies

Management Studies
Business Management & Industrial Administration

Music & Fine Arts
Music

Courses



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Foundation Course

Foundation Courses

The 11 Foundation Courses, being multi-disciplinary were entrusted to separate Empowered Committees,  one for each course. Interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary approaches were discussed by teachers from the departments and from colleges who were members in each committee. Several meetings were held for every course. It was agreed that Foundation Courses would be designed to strengthen the educational base of the students in relation to the grand challenges facing India. The curriculum would encourage appreciation and learning of academic tools that explore some of these problems and point towards some solutions. Through lectures, group projects and class presentations, it is expected that students will acquire both knowledge and ability in the areas being addressed.The Foundation Course curriculum takes up these issues implicitly:
a Economic Development, Rural, Urban & Linkages
a Energy, water
a Urbanization, Infrastructure, Transport, Sanitation
a Environment & Public Health
a Food security, Agriculture
a Education, Literacy
a Ethics, Society & Justice
The teaching methodology in the Foundation courses is participative and project based. Reading material is pertinent,engaging and of manageable length for students. Presentations in class are mandatory. Evaluation procedures are recommended to nsure continuous learning. In addition to the 11 Foundation Courses, 1 Applied course in Language  (Hindi/ English) will also be taught in the first year.


Foundation Course - Language, Literature, and Creativity –I Options:
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Hindi)
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Modern Indian Languages) |Assamese|Bengali|Gujarati|Manipuri|Marathi|Odia|Sindhi|Tamil|Telugu
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Sanskrit)
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Arabic)
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Persian)
a Language, Literature, and Creativity –I (Indian Literature)