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1

January Unit I,II

Concept of Rasa in Indian Poetry:

Definition, Kinds

Theory of Bhava, R.N. Tagore: The first

two songs of Geetanjali

Sarojini Naidu: Krishna, Indian Weavers

Texts, Books, Notes, Movies,

PPT’s, live streaming through

websites such as You Tube, and

extensive use of web resources and

Audio –Visual Teaching aids.

Interaction, Lecture method, Smart Board,

PPT’s, live streaming through websites

such as You Tube, and

extensive use of web resources and Audio

–Visual Teaching aids.

Smart Board, Home theatre,

Chalk Board, Laptop, Smart

Phone, Books

Presentation, classroom teachings, PPT

presentations, Quiz classtest, written test,

enactment, critical analysis,

2

February III

M.K.Gandhi: National Education

J.L.Nehru: The Quest of Man, The Book

of Nature from Letters from

a Father to His Daughter

Texts, Books, Notes, PPT’s Interaction, Lecture method, Smart Board,

PPT’s,

Smart Board, Chalk Board,

Laptop, Books16 hours




3

March IV

Girish Karnad: Hayavadana

Asif Currimbhoy: Goa




extensive use of web resources and

Audio –Visual Teaching aids.






Smart Board, A V Room, Chalk

Board, Laptop, Books16 hours




4

April V

R.K.Narayan: An Astrologer’s Day

M.R Anand: A Pair of Moustache









Smart Board, A V Room, Chalk

Board, Laptop,Books16 hours




5

6

7

Semester: January- April

Teacher Name: Sr.Jaseentha Subject: English literature

Class: BA PassVI Title of Paper: Indian Writing In English

S.No.Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be Used Instruction Mode Tool Requirement Duration Assessment Pattern to be used

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Academic Year: 2016-17

1

January I , II

Week 1 : Meaning and Concept of Community Development, History of

Community Development in India, some discussion on American and

English history of community development Week 2 : Difference between

Community Organization and Community, some experiece sharing of social

development projects Development, Week 3 : Nature of scientific method

and its application to social phenomenon Week 4: Importance and scope of

social research.

Bhattacharya, Sanjay: Social Work: An integrated Approach New Delhi: Deep & Deep Pvt. Ltd,

2003. Young, P.V. : Scientific Social Survey and Research (New Delhi:

Prentice Hall of India, 1968).

Lecture and Discussion Chalk and Duster 16 days; 16 lectures Oral Quiz

2

February II, III

Week 1 : Social Work Research: Nature, goals and functions.

Week 2 :Social Welfare survey: telephonic, postal, interview based and

internet survey; Methods of data collection and tools data collection ,

Sampling method: Definition, Objectives Weak 3 : Types of sampling:

Random- Simple Random Sampling, Stratified random sampling, Cluster,

Week 4 : Non Random Sampling : Purposive, Quota and Snowball

CCE 1

Lecture Chalk and Duster 14 days & lectures Oral Quiz

3

March IV, V

Week 1 : Mixed sampling- Interval/Systematic Sampling Week 2 :

Advantages and Limitations of Sampling. Statistical Method: how to draw

a sample, how to determine sample size

Week 3: Experimental method: its various designs

Case Study Method, Practical experience sharing of few researh projects ,

Week 4: Content Analysis: meaning definition, scope and obejctives

Graphs and Tabulation- Importance and significance, hittograms etc

CCE 2

Lecture and discussion Chalk and Duster 14 days & lectures

Group Presentations

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1 January I

Week 1 : Measures of distribution shape, relative location and detecting

outliers

Week 2 : Covariance and its interpretation

Week 3 : Association between attributes: Yule’s Q, Chi-square

Week 4 : Simple correlation: Ungrouped data, Correlation coefficient

Statistical Methods by S.P. Gupta Lecture and discussion Chalk and Duster 09 lectures and 09 days Assignment and Individual Presentations

2 February III

Week 1 :Introduction to Probability: Experiments, counting rules and

assigning probability, Week 2 : events and their probabilities, Week 3 :

Conditional Probability

Scaling and Rating techniques: Developing a scale

Week 4: Introduction to validity and reliability of a scale

Statistical Methods by S.P. Gupta Lecture and Presentation Chalk, Duster and Projector 08 lectures & days Oral test

3 March ___Week 1 : Practice sessions based on need of students on statistical analysis ;

Week 2 onwards : CCEs ( 01 and 02 ) and Internal Exams

Statistical Methods by S.P. Gupta and Research Methods by CR Kothari

Business Research Methods by Willium ZikmundLecture and Presentation Chalk, Duster and Projector 08 lectures & days Group Presentations and Assignments

4 April ___ Revision Mock exam, if deemed required

5

6

Semester: January-June


Teacher Name: Rutwik Gandhe Subject: Social Work

Class: B.A Pass Course and Honors-Semester VI Title of Paper: Working With Communities / Community Development

S.No. Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be Used Instruction Mode Tool Requirement Duration Assessment Pattern to be used


Class: MA - Semester II Title of Paper: Social Work Research and Statistics -II


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January I, II

Week 1 : Industrial conflict-Its Management. Week 2 : Functional and

dysfunctional features of industrial conflict; some examples from cases;

conflict process Week 3 : Interpersonal behaviour, group behaviour

Management of change Week 4: organizational development quality circle

TQM ; Counseling, monotony, fatigue accident, stress and burn-out ;

CCE 1

Organizational Behavior by Robbins & Judge Lecture cum Presentation Chalk, Duster and Projector 20 days & lecture

Assignment

2

February III ,IV

Week 1: Organizational culture and organizational climate,

Week 2 : Communication Process, type theories Barriers of Communication

Week 3 onwards : Internship

Organizational Behavior by Robbins & Judge Lecture cum Presentation Chalk, Duster and Projector 10 days & lectures

Group Discussion

3 March V Week 4 : CCE 2 Organizational Behavior by Robbins & Judge Lecture cum Presentation Chalk, Duster and Projector 04 days & lectures Individual Presentation

4 April Revision

5

6

7

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January I,II,IV

Week 1: Application of social work methods in rural settings

Problems of weaker sections of society: factionalism, violence, conflicts

Week 2: Achievements and shortcomings of Community Development

Programs (CDPs) in India

Impact of decentralization and panchayati raj system on structure and

functioning

of rural community

Week 3: Community Development Efforts by the Voluntary Sector: Their

Philosophies and Strategies; Week 4: SHGs, Sarvodaya and other

groupsRole of women empowerment in rural development

Community Development in India by Mukherjee B. and Rural Development by Desai V Lecture and discussion Chalk and duster 20 days

Assignment

2

February III, V

Week 1 : Planning machinery at Central Level. State Level and Local Level

Watershed Management - Need, Advantages and Types , Tools for Week

2 : Community analysis: PRA/PLA

The factors of community disorganization: Challenges and opportunities for

rural reconstruction Week 3 onwards : Internship

Social Welfare Administration by Goyal SL and Jam RK LectureChalk and Duster and projector to

show movie10 days & lectures Assignment

3

March IIWeek 4 : Philosophy and Principles of Extension Education Role of

Community Development Worker in Rural Community Development CCE 2

Lecture discussion based on

short movie

Chalk and Duster, projector to show

movie04 days & lectures Assignment and Presentations

4 April April Revision

Indicate when you are doing part of a paper through inserting a note at the bottom of your worksheet




Class: MA -Semester IV Title of Paper: Human Behavior in Organization - II



Assessment Pattern to be used

Class: MA -Semester -IV Title of Paper: Rural Community and Democratic Decentralization - II

S.No. Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be Used Instruction Mode Tool Requirement Duration


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1

JANUARY I

Social Research- Meaning

Definition,Importance

and Characteristics, Basic

Steps of Scientific Research.

BOOKS/NOTES/PPT/IMP. QUES./MCQ'S

LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board

Asking Questions/ Mcq's,

Recapitulation/written Tests/Assignments-

as per earlier instructions

2 JANUARY I

Hypothesis-Meaning


and Characteristics,

Formulation of Hypothesis,

Research Design Meaning


and Characteristics,,Fact,

Concept and Theory


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




3 JANUARY I

Social Survey -Meaning,

Definition, Characteristic,

Objectives, Types and

importance.


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




4 JANUARY II

Research

Methodology,Importance of

Scientific Method,

Case Study Method ,Statistical

Method, Experimental Method

Sampling Method, Merits &

demerits of all methods


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




5 FEB III

Techniques of Data Collection,

Questionnaire, Schedule,

Interview,Observation-

meaning,Merits & demerits of

all techniques.


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




Instruction Mode Tool Requirement Assessment Pattern to be used


Teacher Name: NAINA SINGH Subject: SOCIOLOGY

Class: B.A. VI SEMESTER Title of Paper: METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH

S.No. Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be Used

6 FEB III

Scaling Techniques,Types of

Scales: Likert and Bogardus

Scales


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




7 FEBUARY III

Content Analysis, Data

Classification - Meaning,

Characteristics, Objective and

Basis


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




8 FEBUARY III

Tabulation of Data -Meaning of

table, Definition, Objects,

Characteristics, Report Writing-

Meaning Definition,Importance

and Characteristics,


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




9 FEBUARY IV

Meaning of Statistics, Utility

and Limitations, Central

Tendency- Mean;

Median,Mode meaning, merits

and demerit.


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




10 MARCH V

Presentation of Data,

Diagrammatic

and Graphic Presentation


LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




11 MARCH VSociometry, Use of Computer

in research BOOKS/NOTES/PPT/IMP. QUES./MCQ'S

LECTURE/EXPLAN

ATION/

DISCUSSION

Chalk /Board/

LCD/Smart Board




12 APRILUnit I to

VRevision of all the Units

Previous year question papers

Solving previous year question

papers

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1

January 1&2

Evolution of Indian administration, Kautilya period, mughal period, British

period, main features of public admin in post- independence India, Central

Secretariat, ministries and departments, boards and commissions, state

Secretariat and directorates, chief secretary - roles and functions, relation

between chief secretary and chief minister

Books and Reference Notes Lecture, PPT

Chalk, Duster,

Projector, Smart

Board, Pointer

17 days

Group Discussion, Interactive Session and Revision Test

2

February 2&3

State admin with special reference to MP, CM and cabinet - functions and role of

governor, comparative study of powers of CM and governor, field organization,

center state relation - administrative, legislative and financial relation, sarkaria

commission, legislative and financial control over admin, executive and judicial

control over admin


Chalk, Duster,

Projector, Smart

Board, Pointer

16 days

Group Discussion, Interactive Session and Revision Test and MCQ.

3

March 4&5

District admin - role of collector and administrative functions, zila panchayat,

rural, local and urban admin, municipal corp and municipalities, janpad

panchayat and gram panchayat, state control over local admin, development

admin, administrative reform commission


Chalk, Duster,

Projector, Smart

Board, Pointer

19 days

Group Discussion, Interactive Session and Revision Test and MCQ.

4

April 5Election commission and electoral reforms, role of judiciary in admin in

changing scenarioBooks and Reference Notes Lecture, PPT

Chalk, Duster,

Projector, Smart

Board, Pointer

8 days

Group Discussion, Interactive Session and Revision Test and MCQ, model test

paper solved

Semester: January-April

Teacher Name: Anika Choudhary Subject: Public administration

Class: BA VI Sem Title of Paper: Indian administration

Tool Requirement Duration Assessment Pattern to be usedS.No. Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be UsedInstruction

Mode

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1 January I, 1/2 of II

Guidance-Nature of Guidance, Counseling:

Meaning and goals, Diffrernce between

Counseling and guidance. Educational

Guidance, Guidance related to educational

needs. Areas of counseling. Characteristics

of an effective counselor. Traning of

Counselor.

Notes/ PPT/ MCQ/Case Study/Real

life examplesLecture/Interaction/Discussion Chalk/Duster/LCD/Laptop

Jan to Ist week of

Feb (50

mts/lecture)

Presentations/ Assignments/Written Tests/Interaction/Group

Discussion/Field Visits/Case Demonstration by undrstanding

case study

2 February II, III

Counseling Relationship: Establishing

maintenance and termination of

relationship. Ethical and professional

issues in counseling, Counseling Interview:

Psychoanalytic Behavioural, Humanistic,

Existential.


life examplesLecture/Interaction/Discussion Chalk/Duster/LCD/Laptop

Feb IInd week to

March Ist week


Discussion/Field Visits/Case Demonstration by understanding

case study

3 March IV

Cognitive approach: Ratinal-emotive,

Transactional analysis, Indian contribution:

Yoga and Meditation, Group Counseling.

Special areas in counseling: Family

counseling, Counseling with parents,

Coubseling with delinquents, Pre-Marital

Counseling


life examplesLecture/Interaction/Discussion Chalk/Duster/LCD/Laptop March


Discussion/Field Visits/Case Demonstration by understanding

case study

4 April RevisionPsychological Tests/ (Stres Management,

Aptitude, Value)Questionares/ Manual/ Scoring Keys Interaction/Discussion

Till Ist week of

AprilData Collection/Satistical Analysis/ Interpretation of Resaerch

Project

5

6

7

Semester: Jan-April

Teacher Name: Dr. Rakhee Varma Subject: Psychology

Class: B.A. Sem VI Title of Paper: Counseling Psychology



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Academic year 2016-17

1

January I

Public Administration: Meaning,

Nature & Scope, Evolution, Public

and Private Administration,

New Public Administration.

books

& notesLecture & Discussion chalk & Board

2nd-20th jan

12 daystest

2

January-

feburaryII

Principles of organization, Line &

Staff Agencies, Chief Executive,

Democratization and Public

Administrationbooks

& notesLecture & Discussion power point 23rd jan- 8th feb 15 days presentation

3

feburary III

Personnel Administration: Recruitment Training

and Promotion

UPSC, Settlement of Disputes,

O and M. books Lecture & Discussion chalk & Board9th feb-28th feb

12 daysMCQ

4

march IV

Financial Administration: Budget,

Audit & Accounting, Legislative

Control, Finance Commissionbooks

& notesLecture & Discussion chalk & Board

1st march-15th march

10 daystest

5

march-

aprilV

Development Administration:

Approaches to Development

Administration Role of Bureaucracy

Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions,

Lokpal & Lokayukt.

books Lecture & Discussion power point16th march- 7th april

10 daysoral test

Instruction Mode Tool Requirement DurationAssessment Pattern

to be usedS.No. Month Unit Topic

Study Materials to be

Used

Semester: January- June

Name: Ranjeet Kaur Subject: Political Science

Class: BA VI Sem Title of Paper: Public Administration

BA – VI – SEM Subject: ECONOMICS Paper: QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUESInstructor: Ahmed Sameer

Class Schedule

Week Month Unit Topic Reading1 January, 2017 Syllabus Discussion handout1 I Math Review: Operations handout1 I Math Review: Calculus handout1 I Linear Algebra: Matrix basics handout2 I Linear Algebra: Matrix operations handout2 I Linear Algebra: Matrix Multiplication handout2 I System of Equations handout2 I Solutions to Equations handout3 I Descriptive Statistics: Introduction and Types LMW Ch.13 I Descriptive Statistics: Variables and levels of measurement, data-tables LMW Ch.13 I Descriptive Statistics: Frequency distributions, Graphical representation LMW Ch.23 I Data Collection, Primary & Secondary data, Questionnaire and Schedules handout4 II Central Tendency: Mean, median, mode - concept, calculation and properties LMW Ch.34 II Geometric and Harmonic Mean: Concept, Calculation & uses LMW Ch.3

SS Ch.55 II Dispersion: Range, Mean deviation, standard deviation, quantiles and quantile deviation LMW Ch.4

SS. Ch.65 February, 2017 V Probability: Introduction, Approaches & Axioms LMW Ch.56 V Probability: Rules LMW Ch.56 V Probability: Conditional Probability and Bayes' Rule LMW Ch.56 V Probability: Distributions, Binomial LMW Ch.57 III Correlation: Concept, Causation vs correlation LMW Ch.137 III Correlation: Coefficient-r, significance, Spearman rho LMW Ch.137 III Regression: Basic concepts, types LMW Ch.138 III Regression: Least squares, regression line LMW Ch.138 III Regression: Calculation, Standard error LMW Ch.138 III Regression: Assumptions, coef. of determination LMW Ch.138 III Regression: Applications handout9 Revision unit I to III9 CCE - 1 (TEST) *tentative*9 March, 2017 IV Association of Attributes - I handout

10 IV Association of Attributes - II handout10 IV Time Series: Concept LMW Ch.1610 IV Time Series: Models LMW Ch.1611 IV Time Series: Moving Averages LMW Ch.1611 IV Index Numbers: Introduction LMW Ch.1511 IV Index Numbers: Weighted Indexes LMW Ch.1511 IV Index Numbers: Construction and Limitations LMW Ch.1512 April, 2017 V Scientific Research: Basic Concepts handout12 V Selection of Research Problem handout12 V Types of Research handout12 V Hypothesis: Meaning & Types handout13 V Writing Research handout13 Revision all units

Required Reading (Any one of the following):Lind, D.A., Marchal, W.G., & Wathen, S.A. (2008). Statistical Techniques in Business and Economics. New Delhi: McGraw Hill Education [LMW]

Shukla, S.M., & Sahai, S.P. (2013). Statistical Analysis. Agra: Sahitya Bhawan Publication [SS]Additional Reading:

Gill, J. (2006). Essential Mathematics for Political and Social Research. Cambridge: CUP [Ch.1 & 3-4]Hagle, T.M. (1995). Basic Maths for Social Scientists: Concepts. Thousand Oaks: SAGE (QASS) [ch.1 & 6]

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Academic Year: 2015-16 Year 2016-17

1 04-Jan IVThe Poem: Stopping by the

Woods on a Snowy EveningText Book Interactive Text Book & BB 1Period

Write an Appreciation

on the Poem Stopping

by the Woods on a

Snowy Eveing

2 11-Jan IVThe Cherry Tree by Ruskin

BondText Book

Interactive and

Experience writingText Book & BB 1Period

Wrtite about the life

in association with

the nature

3 18-Jan V Expansion of an Idea workSheets with pictures Interactive Worksheets & BB 1PeriodFurther Examples for

expansion of an idea

4 25-Jan IVCommunication Education &

Information TechnologyText Book Interactive Worksheets & BB 1 Period

questions to be answered from the text & other exercises

5 08-Feb IVCommunication Education &

Information Technology(cont)Text Book Interactive/Discussion Text Book & BB

1Period

To study about the

importance of IT

Education & make

a report

6 14-Feb V Grammar: prepositions Video Clips& Exercises Interactive/Discussion Video Clips 1Periods

Application exercises

will be given

7 21-Feb VTranslation of Short Passages to

English Short passages in HidiInteractive BB& Work sheets 1 Period

Passages to translate

will be given

828 Feb, 1 & 8 March IV Gift of Magi Downloaded text & Movie Interactive/Discussion

Literature

Downloaded3 Periods

To wrte about the

theme of the lesson

9 15-Mar CCE 2

written Test from the Literature

part 1 period

10 22 & 29 MarV Presentation Skills ITC Interactive Vedio clips/Sheets 1Period

to prepare some topics

for presentation

11 05-AprCCE 2 Presentations in Groups

12 12-AprCCE 2 Presentations in Groups

Semester: January- April

Teacher Name: Sr.Jaseentha F C English

Class: B.A.VI Pass Course Moral values & Language


ACADEMIC PLANNER

ACADEMIC YEAR : 2016-17

SEMESTER : Jan-April

Subject : HINDI

Title of Paper:Naitik Mulya aur Bhasha

TEACHER'S NAME: SANGEETA MAHASHABDE Sangeet Mahashabde

CLASS : B.A & B.A Management B.A. VI Sem (Pass Course)

S.N. Month Unit Chapter Topic Study Materials to be used Instruction Mode Tools Requirement Duration Assessment method to be used

I 1. Atmanirbharta Text book Lecture method 5 jan to 25 Feb

II 2.Gular ka phool Notes Interactive method

III 3 . Madhya pradesh ka lok sahitya Internet Panel discussion

IV 4. Madhya pradesh kee lok kala Play method

V 5 patra-lekhan- prarupan,Tipaniya,Aadesh,Gayapan,Anusimarak

2

VI 6 .pucho na prath ke bhaat aaj Text book Lecture method 28 feb to 31 march

Notes Interactive methodVII 7 Gahoon aur Gulab Internet Panel discussion

Play methodVIII 8. Doorbhash aur mobile

IX 9. Madhya pradesh ke chitrakala aur muratikala Isthyapatya Kala

X 10.Hindi ke shabd sampada

4 CCE -2

1 January to febuary One class per week Unit 1 C story books, CDs for play chalk-duster Written evaluation

3 March to April One class per week Unit 2 C story books, CDs for play chalk-duster Written evaluation

CCE -1

All notes Test 5 April 2nd week All unit Revision and Remedial - Discussion

Subject:Computer

S.No. Month Unit Topic Study Materials to be Used Instruction Mode Tool Requirement Duration Assessment pattern

1 2/Jan- 8/Jan 1Creating Presentation using

slide master and template

Text Book, Online text

materialTheory + practical Board 3 lecture

2 10/Jan- 15/Jan 1

Working with slides: new slide,

slide layout, presentations

views



3 16/Jan- 20/Jan 1 Formatting slides, printing

presentations and saving in

different formats


materialTheory + practical Board + projector 3 lecture

4 21/jan- 28/Jan 2

Inserting new objects in slide:

text, smart art, new style,

graphics


materialTheory + practical

Board + Projector

3 lecture

5 31/Jan- 5/Feb 2

transition and animation

effects, slide show, rehearse

time, hyperlink and action

button


materialTheory + practical

Board + projector

3 lecture

6 6/Feb- 10/feb 3

Workbook and worksheet

fundamental, working with

row, column, cell



7 11/Feb- 15/Feb 3working with formulas: types of

functions and their syntax


materialTheory + practical Board + computer 4 lecture

8 16/Feb- 22/Feb 4

Internet, www, dail-up

connectivity, leased line, vsat,

broadband, wifi, url, domain

name


materialTheory Board + Computer 8 lecture

9 23/Feb- 28/Feb 4

web browser, search engine,

website and portal, E-mail-

sending, receiving and

managing mail



10 1/Mar- 6/Mar 4

Basics of networking, types of

network, network topology,

elementary idea of cloud

computing, web apps, mobile

computing and mobile apps



11 9/Mar- 15/Mar 5

Email, internet, social

networking ethics, types of

virus and antivirus



12 16/Mar- 30/Mar 5

Security issues, protection

through firewall, cyber policies,

IPR, Making secured online

transaction



Semester: January- June (2017)

Title of Paper: Basic of Computer Information Technology - 2

Test + Practical +

Assignment

Teacher Name: Habi Patrick

Class: B.A. (passcourse ) VI Sem

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