1. SCIENCE (128 SEATS)

• a) Compulsory Subjects : English, MIL(Oriya/ Telugu / Hindi/Alt. English), Environmental Education (EE) Yoga, English & M.I.L. carrying a maximum of 200 marks, out of which 100 marks will be taught in 1st year and another 100 marks in the 2nd year. However, Environmental Education (EE) carries 100 marks to be taught only in the 1st year.
• b) Elective Subjects :(Each elective subject carrying a maximum of 200 marks i.e. 100 marks for 1st year and 100 marks for 2nd year.

  1. Physics

  2. Chemistry

  3. Mathematics

  4. Biology

  5. Information Technology (IT) 64 seats (Self Finance)

  Each subject shall have two papers carrying 100 marks each of which 70 in Theory and 30 in practical except Mathematics.
• 2. ARTS (384 Seats)
• a) Compulsory Subjects : English, MIL(Oriya/ Telugu / Hindi/Alt. English) Environmental Education (EE) Yoga, English & M.I.L. carrying a maximum of 200 marks, out of which 100 marks will be taught in 1st year and another 100 marks in the 2nd year. However, Environmental Education (EE) carries only 100 marks to be taught only in the 1st year.
• b) Elective Subjects (Out of the following five groups of subjects, a student shall have to offer only four elective subjects each carrying a maximum of 200 marks. i.e. 100 marks for 1st year & 100 marks for 2nd year.

  1. Political Science - 384

  2. History / Mathematics - 384

  3. Economics - 256

  4. IR & PM - 192

  5. Education - 192

  6. Oriya - 256

  7. Information Technology (IT) 64 seats (Self Finance)

• c) A student in Arts stream is to take four elective subjects as per the grouping mentioned in the College admission prospectus.
• d) History and Mathematics cannot be offered together
• e) Economics and IRPM cannot be offered together.
• 3. COMMERCE (96 seats)
• a) Compulsory subjects : English, MIL (Oriya/Telugu), English & M.I.L. carry a maximum of 200 marks, out of which 100 marks will be taught in 1st year and another 100 marks in 2nd year. However, Environmental Education (EE) carries only 100 marks to be taught only in the 1st year
• b) Elective subjects : (Each elective subject carrying a maximum of 200 marks i.e. 100 marks for 1st year & 100 marks for 2nd year).

  1. Accountancy

  2. Business Studies & Management

  3. Business Mathematics & Statistics

  4. Fundamentals of Company Accounts & Fundamentals of Management Accounting OR Salesmanship & Business Economics.

  5. Education - 192

  6. Oriya - 256

  7. Information Technology (IT) 64 seats (Self Finance)

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (EE) (FOR ALL STREAMS)

The Examination for Environmental Education will be held for 100 marks (70 marks for theory & 30 marks for project work) at the end of 1st year. The qualifying students will be awarded grades A, B, C or D in order of merit.

Marks	Grade
Above 70%	A+
Above 60%	A
Above 50%	B
Above 35%	C
Below 35%	D

 

U.G. COURSE (+3)

The college is affiliated to Berhampur University, Berhampur, for U.G. (+3) courses.

+3 ARTS HONOURS (256 seats)

1) History - 40

2) Political Science - 40

3) IRPM - 40

4) Education - 40

5) Economics - 32

6) Odia - 32

7) English - 32

+3 SCIENCE HONOURS (192 seats)

1) Chemistry - 48

2) Physics - 48

3) Mathematics - 32

4) Botany - 32

5) Zoology - 32

+3 COMMERCE HONOURS (192 seats)

The Indian Higher Education Institute have been moving from the conventional annual examination system to semester system. Currently many of the institutions have already introduced the choice based credit system. The semester system accelerates the teaching-learning process and enables vertical and horizontal mobility in learning. The credit based semester system provides flexibility in designing curriculum and assigning credits based on the course content and hours of teaching. The choice based credit system provides a ‘cafeteria’ type approach in which the students can take the course of their choice, learn at their own pace, undergo additional courses and acquire more than the required credits, and adopt an interdisciplinary approach to learning, it is desirable that the HEIs move to CBCS and implement the grading system.

The CBCS provides an opportunity for the students to choose courses from the prescribed courses comprising core, elective/minor or skill based courses, The courses can be evaluated following the grading system, which is considered to be better than the conventional marks system. Therefore, it is necessary to introduce uniform grading system in the entire higher education in India. This will benefit the students to move across institutions within India to begin with and across countries. The uniform grading system will also enable potential employers in assessing the performance of the candidates. In order to bring uniformity in evaluation system and computation of the Cumulative Grade Pooling Average (CGPA) based on student’s performance in examination, the UGC has formulated the guidelines to be followed.

The Curriculum for undergraduate courses under choice based credit system is as follows:

COURSE STRUCTURE FOR UG (ARTS, SCIENCE & COMMERCE) UNDER CBCS

SEM	Core Course(14) A	AECC (2) Compulsory B	AECC (2) Skill Based C	DSE (4) D	GE (4)E	Credits	Marks
I S	CORE - 1 CORE - 2	EVS			GE - 1	20	400
II S	CORE - 3 CORE - 4	MIL(O/H/T/E)			GE - 2	20	400
III S	CORE - 5 CORE - 6 CORE - 7		SEC - I Communica- tive English and writing skill (Comp.)		GE - 3	26	500
IV S	CORE - 8 CORE - 9 CORE - 10		Logical Think- ing & Quantita- tive Aptitude		GE - 4	26	500
V S	CORE - 11 CORE - 12			DSE - 1 DSE - 2		24	400
VI S	CORE - 13 CORE - 14			DSE - 3 DSE - 4		24	400
TOTAL	84 Credits/ 1400 Marks	04 credits 100 Marks	04 credits 100 Marks	24 credits 400 Marks	24 credits 400 Marks	140	2600

A. Core Course = Hons 14 papers
B. AECC (Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course) = MIL (O/H/T/E) & EVS
C. SEC - 1 : to be taught by English Department and SEC - II will be Logical Thinking and Quantitative Aptitude
D. DSE - 1/4 = Special. Hons Papers in III rd. Year

HONOURS WISE GENERIC ELECTIVE OPTIONS

STREAM	HONOURS STUDENTS	+3 1st year (GE -1& 2)		+3 2nd year (GE – 3 & 4)
		1st SEMESTER GE-1(PAPER-1)	2nd SEMESTER GE-2 (PAPER-2)	3rd SEMESTER GE-3(PAPER-1)	4th SEMESTER GE-4(PAPER-2)
+3 SCIENCE	PHYSICS	CHEMISTRY	CHEMISTRY	MATH	MATH
	BOTANY	ZOOLOGY	ZOOLOGY	MATH	MATH
	MARINE SCIENCE	ZOOLOGY	ZOOLOGY	MATH	MATH
	CHEMISTRY	MATH	MATH	PHYSICS	PHYSICS
	MATH	CHEMISTRY	CHEMISTRY	PHYSICS	PHYSICS
	ZOOLOGY	CHEMISTRY	CHEMISTRY	BOTANY	BOTANY
+3 COMMERCE	ALL HONOURS STUDENTS	MICRO ECONOMICS	MACRO ECONOMICS & INDIAN ECONOMY	BUSINESS STATISTICS	PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
+3 ARTS	I R P M	POL. SC.	POL. SC.	HISTORY	HISTORY
	ODIA	POL. SC	POL. SC	HISTORY	HISTORY
	EDUCATION	POL. SC	POL. SC	ODIA	ODIA
	POLITICAL SCIENCE	I R P M	I R P M	ODIA	ODIA
	ECONOMICS	I R P M	I R P M	EDU	EDU
	ENGLISH	I R P M	I R P M	EDU	EDU
	HISTORY	I R P M	I R P M	EDU	EDU