1.2.1 Percentage of programs in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/elective course system has

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Status of Year of

implemetation of implemetation of

CBCS/ elective Year of Programme CBCS/ elective Programme Name

Introduction Code course system course system

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0001 B.A. 1948 Yes 1948

B.Sc 0001 1953 Yes 1953

(Non-Medical)

0233 M.A. English 1984 Yes 1984

0001 B.Sc (Medical) 1986 Yes 1986

0077 B.P.Ed 2016 Yes 2016

1115 B.A.B.Ed 2016 Yes 2016

0367 M.P.Ed 2017 Yes 2017

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English (Crmpulsory) (for B.A. candidats)P_aqiabi (Compulsory) (for B.A" and B.Sc.-tlndida&s)Illstory and Culture of RrnJab (for B.A. Canrlidates 6nly)Ilistory and Culture of hrnJab (for BSc Canrlidates Only)Electmnics Kept in AbeyanceAgricultureEnglish @lective)Hindi (Elective)Panjabi (Elecdve)Sanshit @lective)Urdu @lective)Persiatr (Elective)French (Ehive)German (Elective)Russian (Elecdve)Arablc (Electirrc) Kept in AbeyanceBengafi @Iective) fept in Am!,anceTamil @Iective) KqinAbeyanceIelugu (Dlective) Ke*in AbevanceKannada (Elecdve) Keffin AbevanceMalayahm (Elective) Xeiltn AbeyancePhysical EducationEducationAdult EducatlonMudc (Vocal)Mudc (Instrurnental )Music (Tabla)Mudc (tndian Classical Dance)tr'ircArtsHistory of ArtAncicnt Indian llistory, Culture & ArchaeologyDdencc and Strategtc Studles -:HistoryPolitical ScimceEconomicsSociologrPublic AdminlstrationPhilosophyPsycholog5rGeographyGaadhian Studies;6urnalism g Mass Communication.Police AdministrationWomen's StudiesHurmn Rtghts and DotiesReligious & Sikh StrdiesHome ScienceEnvimnment ConservrtionMathematicsComputer ScienceStatlsticsApptied StatisticsPhysicsChemistryBotanyTnologBio-ChemistryIntroduction to Computcr ScienceMicrobiologr

Environmen! Road safety Education, viorence against women/chirdren andDrug Abuse ::?

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SCHEME FOR OPTING SUBJECTSB.A./B.Sc. (GENERAL) FIRST YEAR (SEMESTER SYSIEM)

EXAMINATION, 2020-2021

B.A. (General) 1s Year (SemesterSystem) studysubjects and three elective subjects :

Compulsory subjects :

(a) PunjabiOR

History & Culture of Punjab

progranrme consists of three compulsory

English

Environment, Road Safety Educatiorl Violence against Women/Children and Drug Abus6 ***!i{

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Elective Subjects : A student is required tot+ke up 3 elective subjects in all, selectingnot more thanone subject from any of the'following sets of combinations. :

L English, Hindi, Punjabi, ** Bengali, Urdu, Persian, ** Tamil, French,** Arabic, Russian, German,** Kannada, ** Malayalam, ** Telugu.

2. Economics, Defence & Strategic Studies, Fine Arts, Education, Adult Education, History of Art.

3. History,Mathematics.

4. Public Administration, Home Science, Gandhian Studies, Philosophy.

5. Political Science, * Statistics, Applied Statistics; Indian Classical Dance, Human Rights and Duties.

6. Sanskrit, Physical Education, Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archaeology, Psychology,Geography.

Conrputer Science, Agriculture, Sociology.

Music (Instrumental), Women's Studies, Music (Tabla), Environment Conservation, Religious andSikh Studies

9. Music (Vocal), Police Administration, Journalism & Mass Communication.

Note: The students can opt. only two elective subjects from the following :Music (Instrumental),Music (Vocal), Music (Tabla) and Indian Classical Dance.

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Statistics can be opted only with Mathematics

The Syllabus of Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Arabic & Bengali Languages are kept in abeyance

This is a compulsory qualifying paper, which the students have to study in the B.A./B.Sc. l't year (2d Semester).If the studenV-s failed to qualify the paper during the 2no Semester, he/she/they be allowed to appear/qualify the

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same in the 4th or 6th Semester/s.

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10. ** Elective Vocational Subjea (one af the following) :

l. MassCommunication-Vidcoproduction

2. Functional English

3. Advertising, Sales promotion & Sales Management

4, ForcignTrade, Practices and procedures

5. Officc Management & Secretarial practice

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E. Tax Pmcedtues & Practices

9. Principles and Practice oflnsurance

10. InformationTechnology

I l. Fashion Designing

12. Early Childhood Care & &lucation i

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Electronic Equipment Maintenance

Chemistry, Botany or Zoology

Botany, Chemistry

Zaology, Chemistry

Physics, Mathematics

Any two Science Subjects

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Chem., Maths./B oran y lZnolo gy

Chemistry and Botany or Zoology

Chemistry and Botany/Zoology

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ClinicalNuridon Dietetics

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9. IndustrialChemistry

10. IndushialMicrobiology

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Bioinformatics, **Botany/Zoology*** and any one of the followingMathematics/Physics/Chemistry/Computer Science

Biotechnology,**BotanylTnology*** and any one of the followingMathematics/Physics/Chemistry/Computer Science

Electronics : Physics + Electronics +Mathemarics

OR;Chemistry + Electronics + Computer Science

16. l. Agriculture, Botany &Znology

2. Agriculture, Biotechnology,BotanytZnology

3. Agriculture, Microbiology, Chemistry8 otanytTaology

4. Agriculture, Chemistry, physics/BotanylZrrology

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1' The entire course of M.A. (Engrish) consists of 1g (eighteen) papers.semester I &II shall have four papers each (a total of g out of which fourshall be compulsory and four optional); Semester III & IV shall also havefour papers each (a total of l0 out of which two shall be compulsory andeight optional). one paper (paper XIII) shall be ailotted to dissertation-work' If a student does not want to undertake dissertation-work, he/she canopt for a paper named 'Resaerch Methods'. one more paper-.skillEnhancement/social ouffeach' (paper xvl[, sem IV) based, on practicartraining is to be obted in the second year. In case a student does not want totakethis paperbased on practical skins, he/she can opt for paper named'creative writing and soft Skills'. The details of these papers (xI[ &xvm) along with their corresponding alternatives appear later in t\edocument.

2. At the beginning of every session, each department wourd announce theoptions it wourd offer to students on the basis of available resources.3' There are two compulsory papers in Semester I, and correspondingly inSemester II, whereas in semester III& IV, there is onry one compulsorypaper each semester.

4. For the optionar papers, the students are advised to choose correspondingoptions across the semesters. For instance, anyone who opts .Academicwriting -I' in semester r, for sake of speciarization, is advised to opt for'Academic writing -II'. Similarry anyone who opts .curturar

Studies _I, insemester I, for the sake of specialization, is advised to opt for ,culturalStudies -II'.

5' All the books prescribed as well as suggested are available either online orin the printed form. The teachers are expected to teach onry those parts orexcerpts (ofthe texts) that have been prescribed in the course.6' Each paper shall be evaluated both internally and externally. out of a totalof 100 marks per paper, each candidate shalr be externafly evaluated for g0marks, and internally evaluated for 20. The internal assessment would begiven on the basis of attendance (5 marks), class participation (5 marks) andmid-term examination (10 marks). The papers lexcept paper XIII thatinvolves Dissertation-work & paper xvlll (which is based on practicalskills) across all the semesters have been divided into five units. In the finalexamination of each paper, five questions (one from each unit) would beasked with internal choice. Each question shail cany 16 marks with a wordlimit of about 500- 600words.

7' Those appearing in the capacity of private candidates shall be evaluatedexternally only. For them each paper shall carry 100 marks (20X5= r00).zrJ_tvvr,

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Semester I

Two eompulsory papers

Paper ILiterary Movements-I

Paper IIApproaches to Literary Criticism - I

Two optional papers

Paperfll tE .i1. Culnral Studies -I 'fl2. Language and Linguistics -I B3. British Literature - I

Paper IVl. Introduction to Literary Genres -I2. British Literature -tr3. Academic Writing -I

Semester II

Two compulsory papers

Paper YLiterary Movements -II

Paper YIApproaches to Literary Criticism -II

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Paper YIII Cultural Studies -II2 Language and Linguistics -II3 British Literature - III

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One compulsory paper:

Paper II(Critical Theory - I

PaperXIndian Writings (in English) - ICultural Studies - IIIShakespeare -IStylistics

Paper XIPostcolonial Literafires -INew Media Si/riting - IWorld Literature -ILiterature and Ecology -I

Paper XIIIndian Literary Criticism and Ttreory JiWritings from Punjab - IIntroduction to Literary Genres -IIIAmerican Literature -IPaper XIfIDissertation-WorkOrReiearch Methods(for private students and those who do not want to undertake dissertatio: wor$

Semester IVOne cornpulsory paper

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Four optional papers: choose any three papers from the list given below.

Paper XVIndian Writings (in Translation) - IICultural Studies -- IVShakespeare -IIEnglish Language Teaching (ELT)

Paper XVIPostcolonial Literatures -IINew Media Writing - IIWorld Literature -IILiterature and Ecology -II

Paper XVIIIndian Literary Criticism and Theory -IIWritings from Punjab -IIIntroduction to Literary Genres -IVAmerican Literature -II

Paper XVIISkill EnhancemenV Social OutreachOrCreative Writing and Soft Skills(for private students and those who do not want to undertake dissertation-work)

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Instructions for private candidates and all those regular candidates who do notwant to opt for dissertation work in paper XIII & Skill EnhancemenflsocialOutreach paper XVIII:

l. Paper KfI offers an internal choice. Either In place of paper XVII, suchcandidates shall choose one more paper from the list of optional paperssuggested in Sem. III. This would mean that the candidate in Sem. III shallhave a total of five papers (one compulsory and four optionals)

2. Paper XVm aho offers an internal choice. Either the student opts for 'SkillEnhancement/Social Outreach' or he/she appears in a paper named 'CreativeWriting and Soft Skills'. This would me.an that the candidate in Sem IV shallhave a total.4five papers (one compulsory and four opticinal).

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SEMESTER-I

Total:800marks

Each candidate will be required to take a minimum of l0 supervised lessons in the movementlesson and 05 officiating lessons in schools. The candidate s'hall prepare a note book coveringaction song and motion story ressons which shal carry (20+zo) iomarks.

f1 swiryrung (Skill & Prowess) observers will be appointed by chairman, Department ofPhysical Education, .Panjab University chandigarh and'where swimming pool facilities arenot available Swimming practical's (skill & Prowess) will be held at panjab University Cargpqs /swimming pool. ' --- - --a-- -*f

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msrory, rnncrples andFoundation of PhysicalEducation

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II. cc-102 Anatomy and Physiology 68 4 20 80 100

m. cc-103Educational Technologyand Methods of Teachingin Physical Education

68 4 20 80 100

Elective ( ourse (Any One )

ry. EC-l0r Olympic Movement68 4 20 g0' r00EC-102 Officiating and Coaching

PART.II PRACTICAL COURSE (SKILL A {D PROWESS)-

PC-101 Track and Field (Sprints,Shot-Put, Long Jumo, Relavs) 68 4 40 50

PC-r02 Swimming, Gymnastics 68 4 20+2O 50

PC-103 Opening and ClosingCeremonies of Sports Events 68 4 40 20

PC-104 Basketball, Football, Kabaddi,Kho-Kho 68 4 20+20+20+2O 80

PART - III PRACTICE OF TEACHING

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V. cc-201 Yoga Education 68 4 20 80 100

VT. cc-202 Health Education andEnvironmental Studies

68 4 20 80 100

uI. cc-203 Organization and Administration 68 4 20 80 100

Elective Course (Any One )

vm.EC-201 Contemporary issues in Physical

Education, Fitness and Wellness68 4 20 80 100

EC-202 Sports Nutrition and WeightManagement

PART-TIPRACTTCAi COURST (sKrLL AND PROWESS)-!

PC-201Track and Field (Middle DistanceRaces, Hurdles, Discus Throw, HighJump )

68 4 40 50

PC-202 Swimming, Gymnastics 68 4 25+25 50

PC-203 kzium, Indian Clubs 68 4 40 20

PC-204 Hockey, Volleyball, Handball,Softball, 68 4 20+20+2

0+20 80

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lessons (General and Theoryprepare a note book covering

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ln Swiryung (Skill & Prowess) observers will be appointed by Chairman, Department ofPhysical Education, Panjab University Chandigarh and where swimming pool facifties arenot available Swimming practical's (Skill & prowess) will be held at panja6 Uniu"r.ir/C"r+f;;swimming pool. I /'-

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x. cc-301 Computer Application inPhysical Education 68 4 20 80 100

x cc-302 Sports Psychology andSociology 68 4 20 80 100

XI cc-303 Sports Training 68 4 20 80 100

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Sports Medicine,Physiotherapy, andrehabilitation 68 4 20 80

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EC-302 Curriculum Design

PART.II PRACTICAL COURSE (SKILL AND PROWESS)

PC-301

Track and Field (LongDistance Races, JavelinThrow, Triple Jump, SteepleChase)

68 4 40 40

PC-302 Swimming, Gymnastics 68 4 20+20 40

PC-303 Folk Dances 68 4 40 40

PC-304 Cricket, Badminton, Table-Tennis, Lawn-Tennis 68 4 20+20+20+20 80

PART - III PRACTICE OF TEACHING

PT-301

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68 4 (4)80+20=100(B)80+20=100 200

Total: 800marks

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Each candidate will be required to take a minimum of l0 supervised lessons (Games, Track & Field) and 05officiating lessons in schools. The candidate shall prepare a note book covering lessons of above said Gamesand Track &.Field events which shall carry e\+20)4rj marks.

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xru. cc-401Measurement andEvaluation in PhysicalEducation

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xIV. cc-402 Kinesiology andBiomechanics 68 4 20 80 r00

xv. cc-403 Research and Statistics inPhysical Educarion 68 4 20 80 100

EIectiv, Course (Any One )

xvI.EC-401 Theory of Sports and Games

68 4 20 80i 100EC-402 Sports Managemenl

PART.II PRACTICAL COURSE (SKILL AND PROWESS

PC-401Track and Field (Race Walk,Road Race, Hammer throw,Pole Vault)

68 4 40 40

PC-402 Swimming, Gymnastics 68 4 20+20 40

PC-403 Mass Demonstrations 68 4 40 40

PC-404 Wrestling, Judo, Boxing,Kabaddi (circle Style) 68 4 20+20+20+20 80

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PT-401Coaching ksson(A) Games(B) Track & Field)

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FOUR YEAR INTEGRATED COURSE

B.A. B.Ed.

The Institute started in July 2007 asa collaborative effort of three departments of panjabUniversity viz. Department of Education, Department of Lifelong karning and Department ofCommunity Education & Disability Studies. Presently, four year integrated B.A. B.Ed. course(approved by NCTE) is offered in the Institute of Educational Technology & VocationalEducation with an intake of 50 students. This course is designed as per the latest guidelines ofNCTE.

The objective of the Institute is to prepare prospective secondary school teachers, who arededicated & committed to teaching profession, socially aware & concerned, morally upright andspiritually oriented. The focus of this four year course is to provide quality teacher educationthrough a rigorous, consistent and comprehensive programme equipping with theoreticalknowledge and practical pursuits.

Rules regulating admission and promotions to B.A, B.Ed. Four Year Integrated Course(8 semesters) rl .i

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'i1. B.A. B.Ed. is a Four Year IntegiJted Course comprising of eight semesters. Each

academic year is divided into two semesters:a) From July to Decemberb) From January to May

Minimum qualifications for admission to first semester of the course will be: 10+2Examination of any Board./University, which is recognized by the Panjab Universityas equivalent, to it with at least 50vo marla (45vo marks in case of sC/sr).

Every candidate admitted to the course shall pay such fee and firnds or other chargesas may be prescribed by the Syndicate/Senate from time to time.

A candidate admitted to the course shall be eligible to appear in a semesterexamination if he/she has attendod at least SOVo of the lectures required in prescribedcourse component during the semester and 90Vo for school internship. Provided thatthe deficiency in this attendance requirement may be condoned as follows:a) Up to l0Vo lecttxes in various special lectures/visits to schools or other

institutions by the Head/ Chairperson/ Director.b) The vice-chancellor, in exceptional cases, on the recommendation of the

Head/Chairperson/Director, may condone up to l0lectures to the best advantageof the student, beyond the condonation done by the Head/ Chairperson/Directorl

a) A paper of 100 marks will be equated with 5 credits.b) The total credits a student of B.A. B.Ed. Course will earn is 380. This also remains

minimum numbers of credits that a student of B,A. B.Ed. Course must clear to passthe Course.

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6. To be declared pass in a semester examination, a candidate must have obtained atleast:a) 40Vo marks in each paper of the semester examination.b) 40Vo marks in the internal assessment/project reports/ term papers/ visits to

schools or other institutions etc for each paper. These marks shall be on suchbasis/ criteria as approved by the Syndicate/ Senate from time to time.

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i) Promotion from 1"t tozfr,3'd to 4ft, 5ft to 6th,7fi to 8'h semester shall be allowedif a candidate has fulfilled the attendance and other requirements even thoughhe/she has failed/ has failed to appear in the examination for the semesterrespectively from which he is being promoted., with a reappear.

ii) Promotion from 2fr to 3'd,4'h to 5'h, and 6fi to 7'h semester shall be allowedonly if s/he-has passed at least 607o of the papers of the l't to Znd, 3d to 46,and 56 to 6ft, semester respectively as the caie may be.

iii) A candidate who gets reappear in paper(s) may pass the same in a total of twoconsecutive chances irrespective of promotion. However, if a student has cleared80Vo of the papers of all the semesters preceding the semester in which s/tre hasto be admitted, he will be entitled to avail one more chance to clear the remainingpapers on the recommend4tion of the Head/ Chairperson/ Director,iif thecandidate fails to clear the rernining papers even after availing all these (three inall) chances, he will seek fresh'admission in first semester provided he is eligibleto continue as per rules. (Ihls para was substituted by syndicate in its meetingheld on 24.9.2006, Agenda ltem- 7l ).

iv) All the papers of the 4 yeru course must be passed within 6 years from the date ofthe admission to the first semester of the course. However, the number ofchances to be availed per subject will be governed by University rules.

The medium of instruction shall be English only. However, examination

may be allowed in English, Hindi or Punjabi.

Candidates will be allowed to improve their performance in any paper. The number ofchance will be governed by the prevailing University rules.

The teaching learning processes willbe as follows:

a) In all the papers 60Vo academic transactions will be teacher directed by way oflectures, discussions and presentations by the teacher.

b) 207o marks will be allocated to internal assessment based on mid termexamination, classroom discussions, attendance, seminar and snap test.

c) The remaining2U%o will be covered in the form of Individualized sessional work(supervised by the concerned teachers) comprising project work, teampresentations, individual term papers, and assignment. In all papers exceptEnglish (Compulsory) and Punjabi (Compulsory)/HcP. In these papers, Ccomponent mentioned above is not there.

8.

9.

10.

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11. For first three years, the course will consist of:

A).L CORE SUBJECTS

Paper I: Education

Paper tr: Education

Paper III English

Paper [V: Punjabi

100 mar*s (5 credits)

100marks(5credits)

50 marks ( 2.5 Credits)

50 marks ( 2.5 Credits)

OR

B).

History and Culture of Punjab 50 marks ( 2.5 Credits)

II. OPTIONAL SUBJECTS: These would include:

Papers V & VI & VII :100+100 + 100 marks+ 100 marks ( 15 Credits)

The student is required to take up thlie elective/optional subjects from the nind'bptionslisted below. "ii

1) English

2) Hindi

3) Punjabi

4) History

5) Geography

6) Economics

7) Political Science

8) Sociology ;

9) Mathematics

(Note 1: Out of languages, only one can be selected

Note 2: Students who have already passed/perusing the course with two optionaUelectivesubjects can give one additional paper after completing the course)

uI. PRACTTCAL COT RSES (COMPULSORY)Practical Courses will be split into three sections:

i) SCHOOL RELATED PRACTICT M: (100 Marks - Internal: 5 Credits )

This will involve activities related with school . functioning / classroom nreaching, ipecified'for each semester.

frdr,G.H.G. KT.IAISA COLLEGE

Gurusar Sadhar (Ludhiana)

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talent of individual students will be explored t{td nurtured.

ry. CONTINOUSCOMPREUT*SrvTEVALUATION

ii) LIFE SKILLS TRAINING: (100 Marks - Internal: 5 Credits)

This will involve training in two life skills in each semester

t L:arning to know (cognitive abilities): decision making, problem solving,critical thinking skills and creative thinking skills

o Learning to be (personal abilities): skills of increasing internal locus ofcontrol and skills for managing feelings and stress

o Learning to live together (interpersonal abilities): self management skills,communication skills, skill of empathy, skill of cooperative and team work. Learning to do (practical skills)

iii) TUTORIALS

The students will be associated with one teacher, who will supervise individualprogress on school related practicum, improvement in life skills, sessional work of various

subjects, general problems related to academics and interaction among themselves etc. Also, the

"t

All papers except B.A. compulsory papers will consist of 100 marks i.e.60 marks

(3 Credits) for theory paper + 20 marks ( I Credit) for individualised sessional

work ( Subject - related practicum) and 20 marks ( I Credit) for internal

assessment. Compulsory papers have 40 marks ( 2 Credits) for external exam in

theory and 10 marks ( 0.5 Credit) for internal assessment.

A. INDTVIDUALISED SESSIONAL WORIV SUBJECT RELATED

PRACTICT M will include the following:

a) Team presentations I quiz on the topic of that particular subject relating itwith education (5 marks: 0.25 Credit)

b) Project work related to that paper( to be specified by the teacher concernedwith in prescribed tentative projectsmarks: 0.5 Credi,t)

c) Assignment/term paper (5 marks: 0.25 Credit)

(10

Each paper of 100 marks (5 Credits) will be covered through 5 periods per week and paperscarrying weightage of 50 marks ( 2.5 credits ) will be covered in 3 periods per week.

Gurusar Sadhar (Ludhima)

B. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT of 20 marks (l CrediQ will be based onscores of mid term examination, attendance and classroom interactions.

t2. The students will have two options in fourth year

i) Those who want to have degree in Bachelor of F,ducation

B.Ed.(Elementary )

$/ith a focus on pedagogy related to elementary school

level

ii) Those who opt for B.Ed (smondary) will theoretical focus

on secondary school level

13. Mear details are as under - MI Semester

rtt uto Papers in Education - 5 Compuhfoyo Choice of elementary education -? Compulsory pedagogy paperso Choice of secondary education - two teaching pdpers out ofeight

14. Fee Structure as per university rules

*Rules related to Credit based system mentioned above will be super ceded by any rules whichare prepared by University towards this.

Dr. Kanwalpreet KaurChairperson

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, G.H'G' KIIALSA cgLlPgEGurusar Sadhar (tr'udhirna)

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4 I

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T}IEORY OFINSTRUCTIONALTECHNOLOGYAND I

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68 4 20 80 t00

MFEC.}02 Yrrgic Sciences

PANTiII PTACfICAI; COURSE (SXTLL AND PROWESS)

MPFC-l.01 Trackaud Field 68 4 75 75

MFPC.I02 Gamc;,tsa{kstbalyF.ootbalUGvmnastiss 68 4 75 ?5

MPFC.IO3 Swirnming 68 4 50 50

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MPPT.IOI Trachand Firsld 68 4 r00 r00

MPPT-1Og Gsmsl BaskeibalUFootSalH:Gvmnastics 68 4 r00 t00

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YI MrcC.202 Sport* Biomeehanim anel

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VII MPCC-203 Traak and Field llheory-l 68 4 2A 80 100

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YfiI MP.FT-zOI Iklunagement of Phys iCalEducation,nnd Soixts

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PART.U PRACTICAL C(X'RSE (SKILL AIYD PROWESS)

MPPC'OI Track andFicld 68 4 75 75

MPPC-202 Gam€l BaskotbdllFooi'ball/ Gyrnna*ti.ss 68 4 15 75

MPrc-203 Swimming 68 4 50 50

PART. III P.RAETICE OT' TEACIIING AI\ID COACHING

MPPT-2OI Track aud,Field 68 4 100 rm

MPPT.2O2 Ga&sr BasketbdyFootball/ Gwrnasties 68 4 r00 r00

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rxL MPCC-303Thebr!70&me-Il -{B{d{dnton/ ftCIck€y1Volleyball)

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P.ART.II PnACTTCdL cotIRsE {SKrL ANDPROWTSS)

MPPC.3Ol Tracl< and Field 68 1 75 75

MPPC*02 Gme: (Erdminior/t{ockeyl Volley}att) 68 4 75 75

Ib,{PPC-303 Swimrning 68 4 50 50

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xItr MPCC4OI SportsMedieine 68 4 2A 80 r00

xrv, MP.CC402kofestiitlnatr keparationand eurrieqlum D**igas in&ysicalEducarion

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xv. MP€C403 The<xy Tiuck erod Fteltl-Il 68 4 ?0 80 r,00

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MPEC.4O2 Dissertadsn

PART.II PTACTICAL CC )URSE (SKN,I. AN PROWESS)

MP',rc.40t Track nnd'Field 68 4 75 75

MP.Pc-4t)2 f,rnlllG; g,&omtntilrytlqqkedvolleyball 68 4 75 75

MPP.C4O3 Swimni{g 68 4 50 50

P tRr-IIIPRA.CTIetr Or TMCTIING AM COACIInIGMPPT-40] TfaekandFiled 68 4 lm t00

MFPT-{1O2 Game: Sadminion/HoekeylVoller&all 68 4 100 t00

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PrincipalG.H.G. KHALSA COLLEGE

Gurusar Sadhar (l-udhiana)

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