
AMU Online Academic Curriculum & Syllabus
AMU Online - Online Degree Programs Syllabus 2026
1. Program Structure Summary
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Degree Level |
Programs Offered |
Structure |
Mode
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|---|---|---|---|
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Undergraduate (UG) |
B.Com, BA (Political Science, History, Hindi, Urdu) |
6 Semesters (3 Years) |
Online + Apprenticeship / Internship |
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Postgraduate (PG) |
M.Com, MA (English, Economics, Political Science, History, Urdu) |
4 Semesters (2 Years) |
Online + Apprenticeship / Internship |
2. Undergraduate Programs (3-Year / 6-Semester)
A. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
Semester I
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Compulsory English
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Ability / Language Elective (Select 1): Advance Urdu | Elementary Urdu | Elementary Hindi
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General Elective (Select 1): Shia Theology | Sunni Theology | Indian National Movement
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Corporate Accounting
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Management Concepts
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Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
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Business Economics
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Principles of Marketing
Semester II
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Compulsory English
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Specialized Accounting
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Business Mathematics
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Auditing
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Business Environment
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Advertising and Sales Management
Semester III
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Compulsory English
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Business Statistics
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Cost Accounting
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Computer Application and E-Business
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Public Finance
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Indirect Taxes
Semester IV
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Management Accounting
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International Business
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Management of Banking & Insurance
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Indian Economy
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Income Tax – I
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Marketing of Services
Semester V
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Income Tax – II
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Human Resource Management
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Corporate Law & Regulatory Framework
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Indian Financial System
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Corporate Governance
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Human Resource and Inflation Accounting
Semester VI
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Computerized Accounting
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Fundamentals of Investments
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Corporate Social Responsibility
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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
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Entrepreneurship
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
B. Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Political Science
Semester I
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options (Select 1 per group): Sunni Theology / Shia Theology | Indian National Movement | Advance Urdu / Elementary Urdu / Elementary Hindi
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Principles of Political Science
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Modern Governments
Semester II
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options (Select 1 per group): Sunni Theology / Shia Theology | Indian National Movement | Advance Urdu / Elementary Urdu / Elementary Hindi
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Modern Political Trends
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Contemporary Models of Government: U.K., U.S.A., and Switzerland
Semester III
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Compulsory English
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Indian Political Structure
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Issues In Indian Politics
Semester IV
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Issues In Indian Politics (Advanced)
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Later Modern Political Thought of the West and Indian Political Thought
Semester V
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International Relations: Theories & Concepts
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Modern Political Theory: Approaches and Process
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Principles of Public Administration
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Nationalism and Constitutional Growth in India: 1858 to 1920
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Foreign Policies of Major Powers
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Introduction to Human Rights
Semester VI
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International Relations: Issues and Practices
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Major Concepts and Theory Building in Political Science
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Issues in Public Administration (With Special Reference to India)
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Freedom Struggle and Constitutional Process in India (1920–1947)
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Foreign Policies of China, Japan & India
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Human Rights in Indian Perspective
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
C. Bachelor of Arts (BA) - History
Semester I
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options: Theology (Sunni/Shia) | Indian National Movement | Language (Urdu/Hindi)
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Medieval India: (800–1290 AD)
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Islamic History: Pre-Islamic Arabia to Pious Caliphate (661 AD)
Semester II
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options: Theology (Sunni/Shia) | Indian National Movement | Language (Urdu/Hindi)
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Medieval India: Delhi Sultanate II (1290–1526) & Vijayanagar Empire
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Islamic History: Umayyads (661 AD) to Great Abbasids (833 AD)
Semester III
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Compulsory English
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Ancient India (Pre-History and Indus Civilization)
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Modern India (1707–1813)
Semester IV
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Ancient India (Mauryas to Kushanas)
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Modern India (1858–1914)
Semester V
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Ancient India (Guptas to Harshas)
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Modern India (1914–1950)
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Ancient India: Survey-I (to 200 AD)
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Medieval Indian Survey-I (to 1526)
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Modern India: Survey-I (to 1858)
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History of England (1760–1867)
Semester VI
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Ancient Indian Civilization (200–800 AD)
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Medieval Indian Civilization (1500–1757)
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Medieval India: Survey-II (1526–1707)
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Indian National Movement (1930–1947 AD)
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Modern India: Survey-II (1858–1950)
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French Revolution (1789–1799)
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
D. Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Hindi
Semester I
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Foundation: Language / Theology / Indian National Movement
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Kahani Sahitya (Story Literature)
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Natak Sahitya (Drama Literature)
Semester II
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Foundation: Language / Theology / Indian National Movement
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Upanyas Sahitya (Novel Literature)
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Ekanki Sahitya (One-Act Play Literature)
Semester III
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Compulsory English
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Hindi Sahitya Ka Aadikhal
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Kavyashastra
Semester IV
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Bhaktikalin Kavya
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Kavyang Parichay
Semester V
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Vyavaharik Hindi Vyakaran
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Hindi Sahityetihas-Lekhan
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Ritikalin Kavya
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Aadhunik Kavita (Up to Chhayavad)
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Hindi Aalochana Ka Vikas
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Rachnatmak Lekhan
Semester VI
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Hindi Bhasha Ka Vikas
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Aadhunik Kavita (Post-Chhayavad)
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Nibandh Sahitya
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Kathetar Gadya Vidhayen
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Aadhunik Sahitya-Vimarsa
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Media Lekhan
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
E. Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Urdu
Semester I
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options: Theology / Language / Indian National Movement
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Classici Ghazal (Main)
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Classical Nasr (Main)
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Classici Shairi (Subsidiary) | Dastan (Subsidiary)
Semester II
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Options: Theology / Language / Indian National Movement
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Jadid Nasr (Main)
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Jadeed Ghazal (Main)
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Jadid Shairi (Subsidiary) | Urdu Novel (Subsidiary)
Semester III
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Compulsory English
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Jadid Nazam (Main)
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Rhetoric (Main)
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Adabi Nasr (Subsidiary) | Urdu Afsana (Subsidiary)
Semester IV
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Lisaniyat aur Zaban Ka Aghaz Wa Irtiqa (Main)
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Qawayed aur Mazmoon Nigar (Main)
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Urdu Zaban-o-Adab Ki Tareekh (Subsidiary) | Ghair Afsanvi Adab (Subsidiary)
Semester V
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Urdu Adab Ki Tareekh
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Qasida, Masnavi, Marsiya
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Afsanvi Adab
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Urdu Drama
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Mass Communication - Electronic Media
Semester VI
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Urdu Tanqeed
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Ghair Afsanvi Adab
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Hum Asar Urdu Adab
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Urdu Journalism
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Tarjuma Nigari
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
3. Postgraduate Programs (2-Year / 4-Semester)
A. Master of Commerce (M.Com)
Semester I
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Managerial Economics
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Management Concepts
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Quantitative Methods
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Financial Management
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Human Resource Management
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Business Environment
Semester II
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Management of Financial Institutions
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Marketing Management
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Financial Accounting & Reporting
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Investment Management
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Indian Financial System
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Research Methodology
Semester III
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Cost Accounting & Budgetary Control
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Corporate Tax Planning
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Information Technology in Business
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Organizational Behaviour
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Insurance Management
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Security Market Operations
Semester IV
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Strategic Management
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Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
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Management Accounting
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Project Planning & Control
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Global Business
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Supply Chain Management
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
B. Master of Arts (MA) - English
Semester I
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Poetry from Anglo-Saxon to the Age of Chaucer
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Poetry from Caroline Age to the Age of Transition (1485–1790)
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Prose and Fiction of the Early English Period to Romantic Age
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Victorian Prose and Fiction
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Drama from Elizabethan to Nineteenth Century
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Shakespeare
Semester II
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Poetry from Romantic to Victorian Age (1790–1901) – I
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Poetry from Romantic to Victorian Age (1790–1901) – II
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Poetry from Modern to Contemporary Period (1914 onwards)
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Prose and Fiction in Modern Period
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Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature – I
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Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature – II
Semester III
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Literary Theory and Criticism – I
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World Literatures – I
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20th Century British Drama
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20th Century British Fiction
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English Language Teaching (ELT)
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American Literature – I
Semester IV
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Literary Theory
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World Literatures – II
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Continental Drama and Fiction
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Indian Writing in English
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British Literature from Modern to Contemporary Period (1914 Onwards)
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
C. Master of Arts (MA) - Political Science
Semester I
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International Relations
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Comparative Politics
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Principles of Public Administration
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Political Thought (Ancient & Medieval)
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International Law
Semester II
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International Politics
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Political Sociology
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Public Administration with Special Reference to India
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Political Thought (Modern)
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Foreign Policy of India
Semester III
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Modern Indian Social and Political Thought
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Contemporary Problems of Indian Democracy
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Federalism and Union-State Relations in India
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Research Methodology
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Contemporary Political Ideologies (Elective)
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Society and Culture of Medieval India (1200–1707)
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History: Its Philosophy, Theory and Methodology
Semester IV
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United Nations and World Peace
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India's Defence and Security
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Federalism, Governance and Conflict Management
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International Organisation
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Government and Politics in South Asia (Bangladesh & Sri Lanka)
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
D. Master of Arts (MA) - Economics
Semester I
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Micro Economics I
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Macro Economics I
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Statistical Methods
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Computer Application in Economics I
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History of Economic Thought
Semester II
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Micro Economics II
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Macro Economics II
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International Economics
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Industrial Economics
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Computer Application in Economics II
Semester III
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Economic Development & Policy in India – I
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Economics of Growth
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Public Economics
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Agricultural Economics
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Indian Economic Problems
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Financial Economics
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Mathematical Methods for Economics
Semester IV
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Economic Development & Policy in India – II
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Economics of Development
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Monetary Theory and Policy
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Environmental Economics
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International Finance
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Rural Economics
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
E. Master of Arts (MA) - History
Semester I
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Modern World (1789–1871)
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Pre-History of Indus Civilization
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India (700–1200)
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The Delhi Sultanate (1191–1290)
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Eighteenth Century India Polities, Colonial Expansion & Consolidation to 1789
Semester II
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The Vedic Age
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Modern World (1871–1918)
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Post Mauryan India (200 BC–300 AD)
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India (1290–1398)
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National Movement till 1914
Semester III
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Age of The Buddha Down to 322 BC
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Mughal Empire (1526–1658)
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National Movement (1914–1947, Including Constitutional Development)
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Medieval India: Delhi Sultanate (1290–1526)
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Contemporary Europe (1919–1991)
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Society and Culture of Medieval India (1200–1707)
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History: Its Philosophy, Theory and Methodology
Semester IV
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The Reign of Aurangzeb (1659–1707)
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Later Mughals (1707–1761): Political and Administrative History
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Society and Culture of Medieval India (1200–1707)
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History: Its Philosophy, Theory and Methodology
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Muslim Religious Thought in India
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Evolution of Philosophical and Religious Thought in Ancient India
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
F. Master of Arts (MA) - Urdu
Semester I
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Urdu Zaban Aur Nasr Ki Tareekh
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Classical Urdu Ghazal
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Urdu Qasida
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Urdu Marsiya
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Urdu Masnavi
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Urdu Dastan
Semester II
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Jadid Urdu Ghazal
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Jadid Urdu Nazm
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Urdu Novel
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Urdu Afsana
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Hum Asar Urdu Adab
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Inshaiya (Optional)
Semester III
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Urdu Shairi Ki Tareekh
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Urdu Tahqeeq
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Urdu Tanqeed
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Special Study of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
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Urdu Drama
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Urdu Tanz-o-Mazah (Optional)
Semester IV
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Ghair Afsanvi Adab
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Nazari Tanqeed
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Aalmi Adab Ke Aham Rujhanat
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Iqbal Aur Unka Ahad
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Classiki Asnaaf-e-Sher (Optional)
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Comprehensive Viva-Voce
Quadrant I: e-Tutorial
High-definition video & audio lectures delivered by distinguished faculty mentors and industry thought leaders.
Quadrant II: e-Content
Digital interactive e-books, Harvard Business case studies, research papers, and downloadable course guides.
Quadrant III: Discussion Forum
24/7 peer-to-peer discussions, live doubt-clearing sessions, and faculty office hours.
Quadrant IV: Assessment
Continuous self-assessment quizzes, real-world capstone assignments, and MCQs.
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