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1. ABOUT SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR

Heartily welcome from the Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji University,

Kolhapur! Most of you would not able to take formal education even you have

aspirations and having capacity to take higher education, due to various reasons such as

financial problems, your own business / service or various responsibilities of family.

For fulfilling the aspirations to pursue higher education Shivaji University, Kolhapur

has provided such opportunity through distance education.

The degrees which you received through distance education will be helpful for

getting the job, promotion in the present job or for appearing for the competitive

examination.

Shivaji University, established in 1962, is named after the Great Maratha Warrior

and founder of the Maratha Empire, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. It was inaugurated on

18th

November, 1962, by Dr. Radhakrishnan, the Eminent philosopher and educationist

then the President of India. The jurisdiction of the University is spread over three

districts, viz. Kolhapur, Sangli and Satara, with students' strength of near about 3 Lakh

studying in 293 affiliated colleges and recognized institutes under its jurisdiction, and in

40 Post-graduate Departments on the campus. The University imparts education in 4

major faculties viz Faculty of Science and Technology, Faculty of Commerce and

Management, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Inter Disciplinary Studies (I.D.S.).

For allowing the global standards in higher education university exploring new

areas of higher learning and research such as, Industrial Chemistry, Applied Chemistry,

Space Science and Applications, Environmental Science, Bio-Chemistry, Agro

Chemicals and Pest Management, Computer Science, Environmental Biotechnology,

Electronics, Nanoscience and Technology, Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural

Development (YCSRD) etc. in addition to the Basic Science disciplines. The University

Departments of Physics, Economics and Chemistry have been recently identified by the

UGC for Special Assistance Programme (SAP) Phase-III and recognized as

Departments of Special Assistance (DSA). New research areas in these Departments are

concentrated on the study of Superconductors, Energy, Bio-diversity, Bio-technology,

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Agro-Biotechnology, Agricultural & Environmental Economics and cyber security

respectively. The University has also established the University-Industry Interaction

Cells in three districts of its jurisdiction.

The faculties of Arts and Social Sciences are also gearing up to meet the demands

of the changing time. Establishment of Centre for Women’s Studies, Gandhian Studies

Centre, School of Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Sciences, extension activities

through Life Long and Continuing Education and Centre for Community Development

(LokVikas Kendra), UGC-II sanctioned Centre for Exclusion and Inclusion for our

University only, are the indicators of this change. Department of Sociology has been

granted the UGC’s SAP-DRS phase. As well as University has signed MoU with

National and International Institutions / Organisations.

Along with above departments Centre for Women's Studies, Gandhian Studies

Centre, School of Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Sciences, extension activities

through Life Long Learning and Extention Education and Centre for Community

Development (Lokvikas Kendra), etc. are undertaking new research as well as started

new skill based short term courses.

Shivaji University is motivating students merit by introducing various scholarships

such as ‘Shivaji University Merit Scholarship’, Departmental Research Fellowship

(DRF) i.e., called as Golden Jubilee Year Fellowship etc.

University provides following facilities for on campus students such as Barr.

Balasaheb Khardekar Knowledge Resource Center, Boys and Girls Hostels and Dr.

Appasaheb Pawar Vidyarthi Bhavan (Earn and Learn Scheme), work as per need

scheme, Health Centre, Sports Complex, etc.

The efforts of the University towards excellence in higher education are being

recognised through the substantial grants received from funding agencies like UGC,

IGNOU, ICSSR, BARC, DST, DBT, CSIR, DRDO, MPCB, DEC, DAE-BRNS,

MOEFCC etc. Another indicator of our recognition is having collaboration with other

premier institutes in India. Shivaji University has MoUs with Bhabha Atomic Research

Centre, (BARC) Mumbai, Goa University, Panjim. It has also, joined hands with Indian

Institute of Geo-Magnetism, Mumbai, National Research Centre for Grapes, Pune,

Industries like Phyto-Pharma have sought affiliation with Shivaji University. Besides,

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the University is becoming ‘Global’ by having MoUs with foreign institutes and

Universities like Asian Institute of Technology (Thailand), Pathumthani and Khon Kaen

University, Thailand, Sabargamuwa University, Sri Lanka, Monash University,

Melbourne (Australia), Hanyang University, Seoul, Sangkyunkwan University,

Chonnum National University, Guangju South Korea. This has opened up new vistas

for the students of Southern Maharashtra in particular and Indian students in general.

The quest for academic enrichment and pursuit of excellence of the University

are facilitated by efficient administration. The smooth conduct of about 621

Examinations per year for about 3 Lakhs students and the timely declaration of results

have been appreciated by the Hon’ble Chancellor of the University. The University has

maintained the high standards of general administration, prudent financial management

and cordial relationship with funding agencies. The University has established School of

Rural Management and Research, Institute of Biotechnology, Institute of Leather

Technology, Radio Station, Science Park, Biotechnology Park, Lead Garden, various

training schemes for the students and the staff, etc. Keeping in view the regional needs,

the need-based courses like Bachelor’s Programmes in Foundry, Pharmaceuticals, Food

Sciences, Water Resource Management, Herbal plantations, etc. are been successfully

initiated. To provide more flexibility for the students in selecting courses, the University

has introduced the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) to all post-graduate and

professional courses. The add-on courses with cafeteria approach are planned for

courses in science and professional subjects.

To sum up, the University which was founded primarily to cater to the regional

aspirations has now geared up to transcend this regional image and has emerged as one

of the premier institute of higher education and research in the country.

The Vision, Mission and Goals of the University are as follows:

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1.2. Vision �� Mission �� Goals

1.2.1 Vision

Shivaji University is committed to meet the Educational, Social, Cultural &

Economic needs of the region and the nation to create a just and Humane

Society.

1.2.2 Mission

We are dedicated to promote and foster a culture of high quality teaching and

learning and to serve societal needs by encouraging, generating and promoting

excellence in research and extension activities.

1.2.3 Goals

• To make relentless efforts for the spread of university education among

classes and communities, which are socially and educationally

underprivileged.

• To make special provision and for disseminating knowledge and

promoting arts and culture in rural areas.

• To supervise and control the conduct and discipline of the students of the

university and to make arrangements for promoting their health and

general welfare.

• To create a fine band of capable young researchers/teachers with great

thirst for knowledge and scientific curiosity.

• To promote the study and research of the Marathi language and the

history of Maharashtra.

• To provide opportunities to the University community to reach his/her

highest personnel and professional capability.

• To develop the personality and character of students by value education.

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2. ABOUT CENTRE FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION (CDE)

Shivaji University Kolhapur (SUK) has external Examination system from its

beginning for those students who are not able to take conventional education. In 2005

from the grants of Distance Education Council (DEC) of Indira Gandhi National Open

University (IGNOU), New Delhi, University established Centre for Distance Education

(CDE) and its actual functioning starts from the year 2007. This external section is

converted into the CDE by offering Self Instructional Material, Contact Sessions etc.

facilities for fulfilling the students’ academic needs. CDE offers two under graduate

courses i.e. B.A. (Languages and Social Sciences) and seven post graduate programmes

those are M.A. (Languages and Social Sciences), M.Com., M.B.A. (M.Sc.

(Mathematics) and M.Com. (Valuation of Real Estate), Post Graduate Diploma in

Translation and CDE plans to start new need – based courses in future. The distance

learners opt different subjects and courses of their choice from available

programmes/courses. The centre has developed 547 Self Instructional Materials (SIM)

from the subject experts for the distance education learners self study. The degrees

students received through distance education are helpful for getting the job, promotion

in the present job or for appearing the competitive examination. Thus Centre for

Distance Education (CDE) is working in the area of Higher Education and taking efforts

to make higher education accessible to the deprived, disadvantaged and marginalized

group of society and carry the social responsibility of Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

2.1 Establishment of Centre for Distance Education

All over India among the age group of 18 - 23 only 23.6% (2014 – 2015) students

are enrolled for the Higher Education. However Central Government of India is

expecting 30 % Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) by 2020. Enrollment of students for

Higher Education hampers due to various hurdles such as students financial problems,

due to business or service, family responsibilities, etc. considering all these hurdles in

the enrollment of higher education Shivaji University, Kolhapur has provided

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opportunity of Higher Education through the grants from Distance Education Council

(DEC) of Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi (IGNOU) by establishing

the Centre for Distance Education in the year 2005 and it starts functioning from the

year 2007. Centre for Distance Education offers programme for learning as shown

below:

Programmes Offered by Centre for Distance Education

Sr.

No.

Name of

Programme Specialization Offered

Medium of

Instruction

Duration

of Course

(in Years)

1 B.A. English, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu,

Ardhamagadhi, Sanskrit

Relevant

Language 3

2 B.A. History, Economics, Sociology,

Political Science, Philosophy, Education

English &

Marathi 3

3 B.Com.

Advanced Accountancy, Advance

Costing, Taxation, Industrial

Management, Insurance, Advance

Banking

English &

Marathi 3

4 M.A.

(Languages) English, Hindi, Marathi

Relevant

Language 2

5 M.A. (Social

Sciences)

History, Economics, Sociology,

Political Science

English &

Marathi 2

6 M.Com.

Advanced Accountancy, Advanced

Costing, Advanced Banking &

Financial System, Taxation, Co-

operation & Rural Development,

Business Administration

English 2

7 M.Sc. Mathematics English 2

8 M.Com. Valuation of Real Estate English 2

9 M.B.A.

Marketing Management

Financial Management

Human Resource Management

Production & Operations Management

English 2

10 P.G. Diploma in

Translation Indian & Foreign as per requirement

English,

Hindi &

Marathi

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Facilitators of the Centre for Distance Education

Sr.

No. Name Designation Profile Contact (e-mail, Telephone No.)

1 Dr. M. A.

Anuse Director Overall Control

[email protected]

0231-2693771

Extn. No. 101

2 Dr. N. J.

Bansode Dy. Registrar

Academic &

Administrative

Control

[email protected]

0231-2693871

Extn. No. 201

3 Dr. (Smt) R.

U. Sankpal

Course

Coordinator,

MBA

M.B.A.

M.Sc(Maths)

[email protected]

0231-2694171

Extn. No. 303

4 Shri. D. K.

Kamlakar

Course

Coordinator,

Commerce

B.Com.

M.Com

[email protected]

0231-2694171

Extn. No. 304

5 Dr. N. S.

Randive

Course

Coordinator,

Social Science

B.A.

M.A.(Social Science)

[email protected]

0231-2694171

Extn. No. 301

6 Dr.P. S.

Londhe

Course

Coordinator,

Languages

B.A.

M.A.(Language)

P.G.Diploma in

Translation

[email protected]

0231-2694171

Extn. No. 302

7 Dr. C. A.

Bandagar

Course

Coordinator,

Multi

Disciplinary

M.Com. (Valuation of

Real Estate)

[email protected]

0231-2694171

Extn. No. 305

8 Dr. K. B.

Patil

Regional

Coordinator

Sangli

Regional Coordinator

[email protected]

0233-2970136

Extn. No. 306

9 Dr. S. L.

Gaikwad

Regional

Coordinator

Satara

Regional Coordinator [email protected]

02162-222012

10 Shri. A. D.

Buchade

I/c

Superintendent

Admission Section

B.A. - II,

M.A. (Marathi)

[email protected]

0231-2609451

Extn. No. 311

11 Shri. V. V.

Varute

Office

Supervisor Cum

Data Entry

Processor

General

Administration

[email protected]

0231-2609105

Extn. No. 102

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Facilitators of the Centre for Distance Education

Sr.

No. Name Designation Profile Contact (e-mail, Telephone No.)

12 Shri. B. G.

Chavare DTP Operator SIM DTP

[email protected]

0231-2693871

Extn. No.202

13 Shri. C. T.

Kadam Junior Assistant

B.A. - III, M.A.

English (Public

Administration,

Philosopy, Jainology

& Prakrit)

[email protected]

0231-2609452

Extn. No. 313

14 Shri. S. B.

Kadam Senior Assistant

M.A. (Sociology,

Political Science,

Hindi)

[email protected]

0231-2694771

Extn. No. 316

15 Shri. S. A.

More Senior Assistant

Finance, All Purchase

and Maintenance

[email protected]

0231-2693771

Extn. No. 103

16 Shri. S. S.

Adnaik

Clerk / Office

Assistant

M.Com., M.Sc.

(Maths), P.G. Diploma

in Translation

[email protected]

0231-2694771

Extn. No. 312

17 Shri. Y.B.

Powar

Clerk / Office

Assistant

SIM Preparation,

e-content

Development

[email protected]

0231-2693871

Extn. No. 202

18 Shri. D. S.

Karawade

Clerk / Office

Assistant B.A. - I

[email protected]

0231-2694771

Extn. No. 308

19 Shri. P. P.

Jadhav

Junior

Clerk/Office

Assistant

SIM Distribution,

Study Centre Bills

[email protected]

0231-2693771

Extn. No. 102

20 Smt. T. M.

Bhosale

Junior

Clerk/Office

Assistant

SIM Preparation,

e-content

Development

[email protected]

0231-2693871

Extn. No.203

21 Smt. R. A.

Parit

Junior

Clerk/Office

Assistant

M.A. (Economics,

History, Urdu,

Sanskrit)

[email protected]

0231-2694771

Extn. No. 315

22 Smt. V. G.

Kapade

Junior

Clerk/Office

Assistant

MBA, M.Com.

(Valuation Real

Estate)

[email protected]

0231-2694771

Extn. No. 314

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Supporting Staff

1 Shri. K.V. Shinde Office Work

2 Shri. V. K. Patil Office Work

3 Shri. V. J. Hilage Office Work

4 Shri. B. M. Chavan Office Work

2.2 Features of Centre for Distance Education

Centre for Distance Education courses are enhanced with the various features as

shown below:

Features of CDE Programmes

Best Facilities

Features of

CDE Programmes

Internal

+

External Evaluation

Self Instructional

Material (SIM)

Contact

Sessions

Updates of

Programme on

University Website

Nearest Study Centre

Qualified Expert

Faculty Members

Information Desk

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2.2.1 Self Instructional Material (SIM)

Centre for Distance Education students are equipped with Self Learning

Material which is suitable for their learning style. SIM is developed by expert

teachers by using very simple language, having ample examples, with exercises for

practice.

2.2.2 Internal + External Evaluation

Internal Evaluation assignments are given to the students and these assignment

students have to submit to the study centre for its assessment. External Evaluation is

done through Theory Exam / Project Viva, etc.

2.2.3 Nearby Study Centers

Total 77 Study Centers and 2 Regional Centers have become operational for

providing services to distance learners like admissions, distribution of SIM, contact

sessions, counselling, library facilities, etc. These Study Centers are in Kolhapur,

Sangli, Satara districts.

2.2.4 Contact Sessions

Contact Sessions are organized for educational counseling for each

programme by experts. Its schedule is displayed on website www.unishivaji.ac.in �

Distance Education � Contact Session link.

2.2.5 Updates of Programme on website

The updates of programme of CDE are given on website. Students should refer

www.unishivaji.ac.in website's various links for getting updates regarding

Admissions, Examination Forms, SIM, Contact Session, Examination Schedule,

Online Result etc.

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Objectives of the Centre for Distance Education are as follows :

2.3 Objectives

To Provide educational opportunities:

To more number of distance learners from any age group.

To different sections of the society, who are for some reason unable to pursue

education and bring them into the main stream.

To the class of the society who have remained deprived because of domestic

responsibilities and social restrictions.

To the working class who choose to study at their own place and pace.

To all sections of the society irrespective of caste, religion, gender, area of origin,

social and financial status etc.

At affordable fee.

To offer courses of study along with Self Instructional Material, contact sessions,

counselling facilities, library and internet facilities through designated Study

Centers.

As per National Educational Policies requirement we need to increase Gross

Enrollment Ratio.

2.4 Our Endeavor is

to provide an alternative non-formal channel for higher education.

to reduce the pressure on the conventional university.

to provide a means for continuing and lifelong education so as to enrich the lives of

people.

to provide a venues for access to higher education.

to democratize higher education by providing access to large segment of the

population particularly the disadvantaged groups such as those living in

remote and rural areas, including working people, women and other adults

who wish to acquire and upgrade their knowledge and skills through studies in

various fields.

to help those who wish to improve their educational qualification and are interested

in undertaking advanced studies of their interest without being required to join

as full time students.

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3. Study Centres

3.1 Regional Centres ({d^mJr` H|$Ðo)

Sr. No. Name of Regional Centres Centre Co-ordinator

1. Kasturabai Walchand College, Sangli

Dr. K. B. Patil

0233-2970136

Mobile - 9890795658

2. Karmveer Chaya, Barrister P. G. Patil

Bungalow, Parasnis Colony, Satara

Dr. S.L.Gaikwad

02162-222012

Mobile - 9673160372

3.2 Study Centres : (Aä`mg H|$Ðo)

Kolhapur District 29

Sangli District 20

Satara District 19

Other specialized 9

Total 77

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3.2.1 B.A./B.Com./M.A./M.Com. Study Centres

Kolhapur District

Sr.

No. Name of Study Centre College Code Telephone No.

1. Shri Annasaheb Dange Arts, Commerce

and Science College, Hatkanangale HAT-71 0230-2483521, 2425171

2. Yashwantrao Chavan Warna

Mahavidyalaya, Warnanagar, Tal. Panhala, W-50 02328-224041

3. Karmveer Hire Arts, Science and

Commerce College, Gargoti, KHCG-49 02324-220075

4. Dr. Ghali College, Gadhinglaj, GCG-47 02327-222119

5. Ajra Mahavidyalaya, Ajra, Dist. Kolhapur AMA-53 02323-246372

6. Shri Shahaji Chhatrapati Mahavidyalaya,

Dasara Chowk, Kolhapur SSCM-34 0231-2644204

7. Mahavir Mahavidyalaya, Kolhapur MMK-28 0231-2651830, 2680112

8. Aanandi Arts, Commerce & Science

College, Gaganbavada

ANANDI-

429 0231-2440111

9. Radhanagari Mahavidyalaya, Radhanagari RADHA-69 02321-234408

10. Shivraj College of Arts and Commerce &

D. S. Kadam Science College, Gadhinglaj, GAD-03 02327-222078

11. Vitthalrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Kale, KALE-250 02328-232915

12. Devchand College, Arjunnagar, Nipani DA-48 08338-220110/12

13. Mahila College, Kasaba Beed BEED-469 0231-2489055

14. Rajarshi Shahu Arts and Commerce

Mahavidyalaya, Rukdi, Tal. Hatkanangale, RUK-63 0230-2586003

15. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Mahavidyalaya,

Pethvadgaon, Dist. Kolhapur PVD-54 0230-2471086

16. Sahakarbhushan S. K. Patil

Mahavidyalaya, Kurundwad, Tal. Shirol, KWD-52 02322-244244

17. Tukaram Krushnaji Kolekar Arts and

Commerce, Nesari, Tal. Gadhinglaj NESARI-68 02327-272591

18. Arts, Commerce & Science College,

Asurle-Porle, Tal. Panhala, Dist. Kolhapur

ASURLE-

377 02328-236108

19. Smt. Akkatai Ramgonda Patil Kanya

Mahavidyalaya, Ichalkaranji KICH-40 0230-2424548

20. Shri. Lahu Bala Paritkar Arts, Commerce

& Science College, Panore

PANORE-

512 9130209091

21. Arts, Commerce & Science College, Sv.

No. 132/12, Saraswati Nagar, Gadhinglaj ACSG-45 02327-224405

22. Gopal Krishna Gokhale College, Subhash

Road, Kolhapur G-260 0231-2642540

23. Arts College, Kowad-416508, Tal. KOWAD-02 02320-235220

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Kolhapur District

Sr.


Chandgad, Dist - Kolhapur

24. Doodhsakhar Mahavidyalaya, Bidri DMB-61 02325-254822

25. R. B. Madkholkar Mahavidayalaya,

Chandgad CHAND-70 02320-224661

26. Yashwantrao Chavan Mahavidayalaya,

Halkarni HAL-57 02320-239376

27. Raja Shiv Chhatrapti Arts and Commerce

College, Mahagaon KAN-58 02327-2755124

28. Dr. J. P. Naik Mahavidyalaya, Uttur JPN-351 02323-254905

29. Parvatibai More Mahaila Mahavidyalay,

Sarawade, Tal. Radhanagari PARMOR-

469 02321-236203

15

Sangli District

Sr.


1. Adarsh College, Vita-Mayni Road, Vita, HPMV-261 02347-274190

2.

Shrimati Rajmati Nemgonda Patil Kanya

Mahavidyalaya (Arts, Commerce and

Science), Sangli

ACSMS-303 0233-2304330

3. Miraj Mahavidyalaya, Miraj, Dist. Sangli MIRAJ-84 0233-2211919

4. Shrimant Babasaheb Deshmukh

Mahavidyalaya, Atpadi ATP-283 02343-221632

5. Smt. Mathubai Garware Kanya

Mahavidyalaya, Sangli KM-77 0233-2332318

6. Dr. Padmbhushan Vasantdada Patil

Mahavidyalaya, Tasgaon, Dist. Sangli T-92 02346-250665

7. Babanaik Mahavidyalaya, Kokrud, Tal.

Shirala, Dist. Sangli

BANKOK-

108 02345-224150, 51

8. Arts and Commerce College, Ashta, Tal.

Ashta, Dist. Sangli AST-87

02342-242032,

242632

9. Raje Ramrao Mahavidyalaya, Jath, RAJE-94 02344-246251

10. Babasaheb Chitale College, Bhilawadi, Tal.

Palus, Dist. Sangli BHIL-105 02346-237260

11. Krantisinh Nana Patil Mahavidyalaya,

Walwa, Dist. Sangli WALWA-103 02342-267048

12. Mhisal Arts, Commerce and Science

Mahavidyalaya, Mhisal, Tal. Miraj, MAHI-439 0233-2251377

13. Balwant College, Vita BAL-86 02347-272096

14. Matoshri Bayabai Shripatrao Kadam Kanya

Mahavidyalaya, Kadegaon KMK-101 02347-242218

15. Vitthal (Daji) Patil Arts, Commerce &

Science Mahavidyalaya, Salgare VDS-468 0233-2253209

16. Yashwantrao Chavan Arts & Commerce

College, Urun-Islampur, Dist. Sangli YCU-91 02342-220751

17. Arts, Commerce & Science College,

Umadi UMADI-315 02344-228330

18. Chintamanrao College of Commerce,

Sangli CCS-76 0233-3025203

19. Deshbhakta Anandrao Balvantrao Naik

Arts & Science College, Chikhali, CHIK-106 02345-231275

20. Dr. Patangrao Kadam Mahavidayalaya,

Sangli ASCN-73 0233-2535229

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Satara District

Sr.


1. Chhatrapati Shivaji College, Satara CH-259 02162-234678

2. Lalbahaddur Shastri College, Satara LAL-145 02162-237986

3. Sardar Balasaheb Mane Mahavidyalaya,

Rahimatpur, Tal. Koregaon, Dist. Satara RAHI-172

02163-230284,

230129

4. Mudhoji Mahavidyalaya, Phaltan, Dist.

Satara MUD-151 02166-222330

5. Shikshanmaharshi Bapuji Salunkhe

Mahavidyalaya, Karad, Dist. Satara SBS-154 02164-225957, 220160

6. Dahiwadi College, Dahiwadi, Tal. Man,

Dist. Satara DAH-164 02165-220231

7. Arts and Commerce College, Yadogopal

peth, Satara, Dist. Satara SMV-148 02162-280235

8. Arts & Commerce Mahavidyalaya, Undale,

Tal. Karad, Dist. Satara

UNDALE-

375 02164-256609

9. Namdevrao Suryavanshi (Bedke) College,

Nana Patil Chowk, Phaltan, Dist. Satara PHLT-321 02166-222474

10. D. P. Bhosale College, Koregao, Dist.

Satara KOR-162 02163-220219

11.

Aamdar Shashikant Shinde

Mahavidyalaya, Medha, Tal. Javli, Dist.

Satara

ACMED-170 02378-285645

12. Arts and Commerce Mahavidyalaya,

Mayni, Tal. Khatav, Dist. Satara MAYA-111 02161-270528

13. Sadguru Gadage Maharaj College,

Vidyanagar, Karad SGM-156 02164-271346

14. Raja Shripatrao Balwantrao

Mahavidyalaya, Aundh AUNDH-173 02161-262324

15. Dhananjayrao Gadgil College of

Commerce, Satara DGC-144 02162-234729

16. Arts & Commerce College, Koynanagar KOYANA-

467 02162-280235

17. Smt. Meenalben Mehta (Arts, Commerce

and Science) College, Pachgani PACH-167 02168-240677

18. Prof. Sambhajirao Kadam Mahavidayalya,

Deur DEUR-177 02371-254227

19. Shripatrao Kadam Arts and Commerce

College Shirwal SVL-163 02169-245229/244202

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3.2.2 M.B. A. Study Centres

Sr. No. Name of Study Centres Centre Co-ordinator

1. Centre for Distance Education

Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Dr. (Smt.) R. U. Sankpal

0231-2693771

2. Vivekanand College, Kolhapur Dr. S. S. Kale

0231-2658612, 2658840

3. V. P. Institute of Management & Research,

Sangli

Shri. M. M. Samudre

0233-2302792

4. Sadguru Gadage Maharaj College, Karad Dr. B. H. Patil

02164-271346

3.2.3 M.Com (Valuation of Real Estate) Study Centre

Sr. No. Name of Study Centre Centre Co-ordinator

1. Department of Technology,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur Shri. S. M. Bhosale

Mobile - 9890387898

3.2.4 M. Sc. Mathematics Study Centre

Sr. No. Name of Study Centres Centre Co-ordinator

1. Centre for Distance Education,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Dr. (Smt.) R. U. Sankpal

0231-2693771

2. Willingdon College, Vishrambag, Sangli Dr. U. H. Naik

Phone : 0233-3025154

3.2.5 M. A. Jainology Study Centre


1. Mahavir Mahavidyalaya,

Bhaushingaji Road, Kolhapur

Prof. Gomtesh Patil

Mobile - 9850758207

5.6 P. G. Diploma in Translation Study Centre


1. Centre for Distance Education

Shivaji University, Kolhapur 0231-2694171

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B. A.

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Sem I Sem II

Compulsary Compulsary English Paper-A : English for Communication

English Paper-B : English for Communication

Discipline Specific Electives Group A & B (Choose Minimum 1, Maximum 3 from each group. Total of two groups = 4 for each semester)

Elective Group A Elective Group A

Marathi Paper-I eãXg§ {hVm / Urdu Paper 1 Marathi Paper-II eãXg§ {hVm / Urdu Paper 2

Hindi Paper A : g¥ OZmË_ H$ co I Z Hindi Paper B : ì `md hm[aH$ co I Z

English Paper 1 : Modern Indian Writing in English Translation

English Paper 2 : Modern Indian Writing in English Translation

Sanskrit / Ardhamagadhi Sanskrit / Ardhamagadhi

Elective Group B Elective Group B History Paper 1 : Rise of Maratha Power (1600-1797)

History Paper 2 : Polity Society and Economy under the Marathas (1600-1707)

Sociology Paper 1 : Introduction to Sociology I

Sociology Paper 2 : Applied Sociology II

Economics Paper 1 : Indian Economy I Economics Paper 2 : Indian Economy II

Political Science Paper 1 : Introduction to Political Science

Political Science Paper 2 : Indian Constitution

Philosophy/ Education Paper-I : Philosophical Foundation of Education

Philosophy/ Education Paper-II : Sociological Foundation of Education

Geography Paper 1 : Physical Geography Geography Paper 2 : Human Geography

Generic Electives (select any one) Generic Electives (select any one)

Scientific Method Paper 1 Scientif Method Paper 2 Science Technology Development (S.T.D.) Paper 1

Science Technology Development (S.T.D.) Paper 2

Marathi Paper 1 Aja~§ Y Marathi Paper 2 Aja~§ Y

Hindi Paper 1 : qhX r H${dV m Hindi Paper 2 : qhX r J X² ` g m{hË`

Ardhamagadhi Paper 1 Ardhamagadhi Paper 2

Urdu Paper 1 Urdu Paper 2

Sanskrit Paper 1 A{^OmV g§ñH¥ $V gm{hË` Sanskrit Paper 2 CÎmam_ M[aV_ ² Am° \$ ^d^y {V

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- � - Paper-B English for Communication

2.

Paper-I Scientific Method (d ¡ km{ZH$ n ÕVr)

� � -

Paper-II Scientific Method (d ¡ km{ZH$ n ÕVr)

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6. Paper-A Amd í`H$ CXÿ© - - �

Paper-B Amd í`H$ CXÿ© - - �

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Paper-B Amd í`H$ g§ñH¥ $V - gw ad mUr {d cmgm � - -

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Paper-B Amd í`H$ AY© _ mJ Yr - n mB© ` _ § Ow gr`m � - -

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9. Paper-A Eo pÀN>H$ _ amR >r - Aja~§ Y

� - - Paper-B Eo pÀN>H$ _ amR >r - Aja~§ Y

10. Paper-A Eo pÀN>H$ qhXr - qhXr H${d Vm

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Optional English – Modern Indian Writing in English Translation

- � -

Paper-B Optional English – Modern Indian Writing in English Translation

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Paper-B Eo pÀN>H$ CXÿ © - - �

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Paper-B Eo pÀN>H$ AY© _ mJYr - n mB© ` a`U_ mcm � - -

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History Paper-I : Rise of the Maratha Power

� ---- - History Paper-II

History Paper-II : Polity, Society and Economy under the Marathas

16.

Sociology Paper-I

Sociology Paper-I : Introduction to Sociology � ---- -

Sociology Paper-II

Sociology Paper-II : Applied Sociology

17.

Economics Paper-I

Economics Paper-I : Indian Economy Part-I

� ---- - Economics Paper-II

Economics Paper-II : Indian Economy Part-II

18.

Political Science Paper-I

Political Science Paper-I : Introduction to Political Science

� ---- - Political Science Paper-II

Political Science Paper-II : Indian Constitution

19.

Geography Paper-I

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Geography Paper-II

Human Geography _ mZd r ^y Jmo c

20.

Philosophy Paper-I

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� ---- - Philosophy Paper-II

Outlines of Philosophy (Western) VÎd kmZmMr ê $n ao fm (n mpíM_ mÎ`)

21.

Education Paper-I

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Sem III Sem IV

Compulsary Compulsary

English for

Communication

English for

Communication

Environmental Studies

Optional Subjects (Select any two out of 4 Selected from Group A & B for Sem I & II)

Marathi Paper 3 g ^mg XmMr ~Ia d AZw dmX à{H« $`m (J Ú)

Marathi Paper 5 dmUr{H$S >o d AZw dmX à{H« $`m

Marathi Paper 4 OZm~mBª Mo A § J d g§ dmX à{H« $`m (nÚ) Marathi Paper 6

V i T>diV mZm d g § nmX Zà{H« $`m

Urdu Paper 3 Safarnama and Drama Urdu Paper 5 Safarnama and

Drama

Urdu Paper 4 Urdu Poetry Urdu Paper 6 Urdu Poetry

Hindi Paper 3 Am Yw {ZH$ J Ú g m{hË` Hindi Paper 5 Am Yw {ZH$ J Ú g m{hË`

Hindi Paper 4 _Ü` w J rZ Ed§ Am Yw {ZH$ H$mì` Hindi Paper 6 Am Yw {ZH$ H$mì`

English Paper 3 Modern English

Literature English Paper 5

Modern English

Literature

English Paper 4 Novel English Paper 6 Indian Poetry

Sanskrit Paper 3 ñdß Zdmg dX Îm_² (Drama) Sanskrit Paper 5 Poetics and Sanskrit

Grammar

Sanskrit Paper 4 lr_X ^J dV ²J rV m (AÜ`m` 39, 12, 15) Sanskrit Paper 6 {Z{V eV H$_²

Ardhamagadhi

Paper 3 Zc H$hm (J Ú) Ardhamagadhi P. 5 nX _M[a M ({d_c g y a r )

Ardhamagadhi

Paper 4 Ama m_g mhmH$hm (J Ú) Ardhamagadhi P. 6 J mhmg Îmg B (H${dhmc )

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History Paper 3 World Revolution-I History Paper 5 World Revolution-II

History Paper 4 Freedom Struggle of

India-I History Paper 6

Freedom Struggle of

India-II

Sociology

Paper 3

Structure of Indian

Society Sociology Paper 5

Social Change in

Indian Society

Sociology

Paper 4 Social Problems in India Sociology Paper 6

Social Problems in

Contemporary India

Economics

Paper 3 Macro Economics Part-I Economics Paper 5

Macro Economics

Part-II

Economics

Paper 4

Banks and Financial

Institutions Part-I Economics Paper 6

Banks and Financial

Institutions Part-II

Political

Science Paper 3

Basic Concepts in

Political Science Political Science P. 5

Local Self

Government and

Movements in

Maharashtra

Political

Science Paper 4

Ancient Indian Political

Thought Political Science P. 6

Modern Indian

Political Thought

Philosophy

Paper 3 Ethics (Indian) Philosophy Paper 5 Ethics (Western)

Philosophy

Paper 4

Social and Political

Philosophy Philosophy Paper 6

Social and Political

Philosophy

Education

Paper 3 Educational Psychology Education Paper 5 Pedalogy

Education

Paper 4

Education in Pre-

Independance India Education Paper 6

Education in Post-

Independence India

Geography

Paper 3 Soil Geography Geography Paper 5 Oceanography

Geography

Paper 4 Human Geography Geography Paper 6

Agricultural

Geography

Lingustics

Paper 3

Introduction to Modern

Grammar Lingustics Paper 5

Introduction to

Modern Grammar

Lingustics

Paper 4

Perspective on Modern

Linguistics Lingustics Paper 6

Perspective on

Modern Linguistics

26

Interdisciplinary Subject (IDS) (Select

one corrosponding to Optional Paper

Interdisciplinary Subject (IDS) (Select one

corrosponding to Optional Paper

Optional Paper

(As above) IDS (Any One) Optional Paper IDS (Any One)

Marathi

History of Hindi

Literature

Marathi

History of Hindi

Literature

History of Social

Reforms in Maharashtra

(H.S.R.M.)

History of Social

Reforms in

Maharashtra(H.S.R.M.)

Logic (T/M) Logic (T/M)

Linguistics Linguistics

Public Administration Public Administration

Hindi

History of Marathi

Literature

Hindi

History of Marathi

Literature

History of Social


(H.S.R.M.)

History of Social

Reforms in

Maharashtra

(H.S.R.M.)




English

History of Marathi

Literature

English

History of Marathi

Literature

History of Hindi

Literature

History of Hindi

Literature




Urdu

History of Marathi Literature

Urdu


History of Hindi Literature


History of Social Reforms in Maharashtra (H.S.R.M.)

History of Social Reforms in Maharashtra(H.S.R.M.)




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Sanskrit


Sanskrit







Ardhamagadhi


Ardhamagadhi







History

Co-operation

History

Co-operation

Social Ecology Social Ecology





Sociology

Co-operation

Sociology

Co-operation






Labour Welfare Labour Welfare

Rural Development in India

Rural Development in India

Economics

Business Admn.

Economics

Business Admn.

Co-operation Co-operation




Labour Welfare Labour Welfare

28

Political

Science

Co-operation

Political Science

Co-operation


History of Social

Reforms in

Maharashtra(H.S.R.M.)

History of Social

Reforms in

Maharashtra

(H.S.R.M.)



Rural Development in

India

Rural Development in

India

Philosophy Logic (T/M)

Philosophy Logic (T/M)


Education

History of Social


(H.S.R.M.)

Education

History of Social

Reforms in

Maharashtra

(H.S.R.M.)




Lingustics

History of Marathi

Literature

Lingustics

History of Marathi

Literature

History of Hindi

Literature

History of Hindi

Literature



Geography

Logic (T/M)

Geography

Logic (T/M)



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B. A. Part-II Compulsory Papers

1. English Paper-C English for Communication (Compl.) - � - English Paper-D English for Communication (Compl.)

2.

Paper-I Environmental Studies (Compulsory) n `m© d aU Aä`mg (Amd í`H$)

� � -

Paper-II Environmental Studies (Compulsory) n `m© d aU Aä`mg (Amd í`H$)

Inter-disciplinary Subjects (I.D.S.)

3.

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� - -

Paper-2 Economics - Cooperatives in India AW© emñÌ : ^maVmVrc ghH$mar g§ ñWm

4.

Paper-1 Economics - Labour Welfare AW© emñÌ : H$m_Jma H$ë`mU

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Paper-2 Economics - Labour Welfare AW© emñÌ : H$m_Jma H$ë`mU

5.

Paper-1 History : Culture And Religion B{Vhmg : g§ñH¥ $Vr Am{U Y_ ©

� - -

Paper-2 History : Culture And Religion B{Vhmg : g§ñH¥ $Vr Am{U Y_ ©

6.

Paper-1

History : History of Social Reforms in India B{Vhmg : ^maVmVrc gm_ m{OH$ gw YmaUm§ Mm B{Vhmg

� - -

Paper-2

History : Social Reformers of Maharashtra B{Vhmg : _hmamîQ ´ >mVrc g_ mOgw YmaH$

7.

Paper-1 Sociology : Social Ecology g_ mOemñÌ : gm_ m{OH$ n [apñWVr {d kmZ

� - -

Paper-2 Sociology : Social Ecology g_ mOemñÌ : gm_ m{OH$ n [apñWVr {d kmZ

8.

Paper-1 Sociology : Rural Development g_ mOemñÌ : J« m_ rU {d H$mg

� - -

Paper-2 Sociology : Rural Development g_ mOemñÌ : J« m_ rU {d H$mg

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9. Paper-1 Marathi : _ mUXo er _ mUg§ d g§ d mXà{H« $`m

� - - Paper-2 Marathi : {P_ n mo ar {P_ d g§ d mXà{H« $`m

10. Paper-1 Hindi : à`mo OZ_ y cH$ qhXr

- - � Paper-2 Hindi : à`mo OZ_ y cH$ qhXr

11.

Paper-1 Political Science : Public Administration amÁ`emñÌ : cmo H$àemgZ

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12.

Paper-1 Philosophy : Traditional Logic VÎd kmZ : n ma§n m[aH$ VH© $emñÌ

� - -

Paper-2 Philosophy : Traditional Logic VÎd kmZ : n ma§n m[aH$ VH© $emñÌ

13.

Paper-1 Philosophy : Modern Logic VÎd kmZ : AmYw {ZH$ VH© $emñÌ

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14. Paper-1 Urdu : History of Urdu Lang. & Literature - - � Paper-2 Urdu : History of Urdu Lang. & Literature

15. Paper-1 Ardhamagadhi: àmH¥ $V gm{hË`mMm B{Vhmg

� - - Paper-2 Ardhamagadhi : àmH¥$V gm{hË`mMm B{Vhmg

16. Paper-1 Linguistics

- � - Paper-2 Linguistics

B. A. Part-II : Optional Subjects

17. Marathi P.-3 g^mgXmMr ~I a d AZwd mXà{H« $`m (JÚ ) �

Marathi P.-5 d mUr{H$S>o d AZwd mXà{H« $`m � - -

18. Marathi P.-4 OZm~mBª Mo A § J d g§d mXà{H« $`m (n Ú ) �

Marathi P.-6 Vi T >diVmZm d g§n mXZà{H« $`m � - -

19. Urdu P.-3 Safarnama and Drama - - � Urdu P.-5 Safarnama and Drama

20. Urdu P.-4 Urdu Poetry - - � Urdu P.-6 Urdu Poetry

21. Hindi P.-3 AmYw {ZH$ JÚ gm{hË`

Hindi P.-5 AmYw {ZH$ JÚ gm{hË` - - �

22. Hindi P.-4 _ Ü` w JrZ Ed§ AmYw {ZH$ H$mì `

Hindi P.-6 AmYw {ZH$ H$mì ` - - �

23. English P.-3 Modern English Literature

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English P.-5 Modern English Literature - � -

24. English P.-4 Novel

English P.-6 Indian Poetry - � -

25. Sanskrit P.-3 ñd ßZd mgd XÎm_ ² (Drama) � - -

Sanskrit P.-5 Poetics and Sanskrit Grammar � - -

26. Sanskrit P.-4 lr_ X^JdV² JrVm (AÜ`m` 3 9 , 1 2 , 15 ) � - -

Sanskrit P.-6 {Z{VeVH$_² � - -

27.

Ardhamagadhi P.-3

ZcH$hm (JÚ ) � - -

Ardhamagadhi P.-5

n X_ M[aM ({d_ cgy ar) � - -

28.

Ardhamagadhi P.-4

Amam_ gmhmH$hm (JÚ ) � - -

Ardhamagadhi P.-6

JmhmgÎmgB (H${d hmc) � - -

29. History P.-3 World Revolution-I OmJ{VH$ H« « $m§ Ë`m-1 � -

History P.-5 World Revolution-II OmJ{VH$ H« «$m§ Ë`m-2 � - -

30.

History P.-4 Freedom Struggle of India-I

^maVmMm ñd mV§ Í` cT >m-1 � � -

History P.-6 Freedom Struggle of India-II ^maVmMm ñd mV§ Í` cT >m-2

� � -

31.

Sociology P.-3 Structure of Indian Society ^maVr` g_ mOmMr g§ aMZm � -

Sociology P.-5 Social Change in Indian Society ^maVr` g_ mOmVrc gm_ m{OH$ n [ad V©Z � - -

32.

Sociology P.-4 Social Problems in India ^maVmVrc gm_ m{OH$ g_ ñ`m � -

Sociology P.-6 Social Problems in Contemporary India g_ H$mcrZ ^maVmVrc gm_ m{OH$ g_ ñ`m � - -

33.

Economics P.-3 Macro Economics Part-I ñ Wy c AW© emñÌ-1 � -

Economics P.-5 Macro Economics Part-II ñ Wy c AW© emñÌ-2 � - -

34.

Economics P.-4 Banks and Financial Institutions Part-I ~± H$m Am{U {d Îmr` g§ ñ Wm-1 � �

Economics P.-6 Banks and Financial Institutions Part-II ~± H$m Am{U {d Îmr` g§ ñ Wm-2 � � -

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35.

Political Science P.-3

Basic Concepts in Political Science amÁ`emñÌmVrc _ y c^y V g§ H$ënZm � -


Local Self Government and Movements in Maharashtra

ñ Wm{ZH$ ñd amÁ` g§ ñWm Am{U _ hmamîQ ´ >mVrc Mid ir

� - -

36.


Ancient Indian Political Thought

àmMrZ ^maVr` am OH$s` {d Mma � -


Modern Indian Political Thought AmYw {ZH$ ^maVr` amOH$s` {d Mma � - -

37. Philosophy P.-III Ethics (Indian) ZrVremñÌ

� � - Philosophy P.- V Ethics (Western) ZrVremñÌ

38.

Philosophy P.-IV Social and Political Philosophy gm_ m{OH$ d amOH$s` VÎd kmZ

� � -

Philosophy P.- VI Social and Political Philosophy gm_ m{OH$ d amOH$s` VÎd kmZ

39.

Education P.-III Educational Psychology e¡ j{UH$ _ mZgemñÌ

� - - Education P.-V

Pedalogy AÜ`mn ZemñÌ

40.

Education P.-IV Education in Pre-Independance India

ñd mV§ Í`ny d© H$mimVrc {ejU � - -

Education P.- VI Education in Post-Independence India

ñd mV§ Í`mo Îma H$mimVrc {ejU

41. Linguistics P.- Introduction to Modern Grammar - � - Linguistics P.- Introduction to Modern Grammar

42. Linguistics P.- Perspective on Modern Linguistics - � - Linguistics P.- Perspective on Modern Linguistics

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4.11 ~r.E.^mJ-3 gmR>r nwT>rcà_mUo {df` {ZdS>mdoV

~r. E. ^mJ-3 gmR>r AmnUmg B§J«Or hm Amdí`H$ {df` AgyZ ~r.E.^mJ-2 cm KoVcoë`m XmoZ EopÀN>H$ {df`mn¡H$s EH$ EopÀN>H$ {df` ñnoec {df` åhUyZ {ZdS>Vm oB©c d Ë`mMo nona-4, nona-5, nona-6, nona-7 d nona-8 Ago EHy$U 5 nong© AgVrc d Aem EHy$U 6 {df`mMr narjm Úmdr cmJoc. na§Vw Amncm ~r.E. ^mJ-2 _Yrc n`m©daU Aä`mg hm {df` CÎmrU© Pmë`mdaM AmnUmg ~r.E. nmg nXdr à_mUnÌ {_ioc. (n mMì `m gÌmgmR >r {Zd S>co co {d f` ghmì `m gÌmgmR >r Vo M amhVrc)

Sem V Sem VI Compulsary

Compulsary

English for Communication

English for Communication

Select one special subject from the Optional Papers 1 & 2 selected for Sem III & IV (Total 5 papers of specilisation)

Marathi

Paper-7 : H$ mì` emñÌ

Marathi

Paper-12 : H $ mì` emñÌ

Paper-8 : ^mfm{d kmZ Am{U _amR >r ^mfm

Paper-13 : ^mfm{d kmZ Am{U _amR>r ^mfm

Paper-9 : _amR >r d mL ²>_` mMm B{Vh mg (àma§ Vo B.g . 1800)

Paper-14 : _amR >r d mL²>_` mMm B{Vhmg (àma§ Vo B.g . 1800)

Paper-10 : _amR >r ^mfm : Cn` moO Z Am{U g O©Z

Paper-15 : _amR >r ^mfm : Cn` moO Z Am{U g O©Z

Paper-11 : d mL ²>_` àd mh m§Mo AÜ` ` Z (J«m_rU g m{h Ë` )

Paper-16 : d mL²>_` àd mh m§Mo AÜ` ` Z (J«m_rU g m{h Ë` )

Hindi

Paper-7 : {d Y m {d eof H $ m AÜ` ` Z

Hindi

Paper-12 : {dY m {d eof H $ m AÜ` `Z

Paper-8 : g m{h Ë` emñÌ Paper-13 : g m{h Ë` emñÌ

Paper-9 : qhX r g m{h Ë` H$ m B{Vh mg (g Z 2000 VH $ )

Paper-14 : qhX r g m{h Ë` H$ m B{Vh mg (g Z 2000 VH $ )

Paper-10 : à` moO Z_ycH $ qhX r Paper-15 : à` moO Z_ycH $ qhX r

Paper-11 : ^mfm {d kmZ Am¡a qh X r ^mfm

Paper-16 : ^mfm {d kmZ Am¡a qh X r ^mfm

English

Paper-7 : Literary Criticism and Appreciation

English

Paper-12 : Literary Criticism and Appreciation

Paper-8 : Understanding Poetry

Paper-13 : Understanding Poetry

Paper-9 : Understanding Drama

Paper-14 : Understanding Drama

Paper-10 : Understanding Novel

Paper-15 : Understanding Novel

Paper-11 : The Structure and Function of Modern English

Paper-16 : The Structure and Function of Modern English

Urdu

Paper-7 : Special Study of Prose & Poets

Urdu

Paper-12 : Special Study of Prose & Poets

Paper-8 : Tarjuma Nigari, Zara-e-Iblagh aur Computer

Paper-13 : Tarjuma Nigari, Zara-e-Iblagh aur Computer

Paper-9 : Urdu Tanqid-O-Tahaia

Paper-14 : Urdu Tanqid-O-Tahaia

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Paper-10 : Urdu ki Adabi Tahriken

Paper-15 : Urdu ki Adabi Tahriken

Paper-11 : Afsana and Novel

Paper-16 : Afsana and Novel

Sanskrit

Paper-7 : d oX

Sanskrit

Paper-12 : ~«m÷mon{ZfX o

Paper-8 : X e©Z Paper-13 : Y _©emñÌ

Paper-9 : VH©$ emñÌ Paper-14 : d ¡{X H$ g m{h Ë` mMm B{Vh mg

Paper-10 : g m{h Ë` emñÌ Paper-15 : d o¡{X H $ moÎma g m{h Ë`

Paper-11 : nwamVÎd {d Úm Paper-16 : ì` mH$ aU

Ardhamagadhi

Paper-7 : O¡Z VÎd kmZ

Ardhamagadhi

Paper-12 : O ¡Z VÎd kmZ

Paper-8 : àmH ¥$ V H$ mì` g m{h Ë` Paper-13 : àmH ¥$ V H $ mì` g m{h Ë`

Paper-9 : àmMrZ g m{h Ë` Paper-14 : àmMrZ g m{h Ë`

Paper-10 : àmH ¥$ V ZmQ>ç g m{h Ë` Paper-15 : àmH ¥$ V ZmQ >ç g m{h Ë`

Paper-11 : àmH ¥$ V ì` mH$ aU Paper-16 : àmH ¥$ V ì` mH$ aU

History

Paper-7 : History of Ancient India (From Prehistory to 3rd c. BC)

History

Paper-12 : History of Ancient India (From 3 c. BC to 7th c. AD)

Paper-8 : Political History of Medieval India (1206 to 1707 A.D.)

Paper-13 : Socio-Economic and Cultural History of Medieval India (1206 to 1707A.D.)

Paper-9 : India Since Independence-I

Paper-14 : India Since Independence-II

Paper-10 : History of the Marathas (1707-1818)

Paper-15 : Modern Maharashtra (1960 to 2000)

Paper-11 : Introduction to Historiography

Paper-16 : Applications of History

Sociology

Paper-7 : Western Sociological Thinkers

Sociology

Paper-12 : Indian Sociological Thinkers

Paper-8 : Methods of Social Research (Part-I)

Paper-13 : Methods of Social Research (Part-II)

Paper-9 (a) Rural Sociology Paper-14 (a) Rural Sociology in India

Paper-9 (b) Urban Sociology

Paper-14 (b) Urban Sociology in India

Paper-10 (a) Industrial Sociology

Paper-15 (a) Industrial Sociology

Paper-10 (b) Criminology Paper-15 (b) Penology Paper-11 (a) Social Anthropology

Paper-16 (a) Social Anthropology

Paper-11 (b) Human Rights Paper-16 (b) Social Welfare

Economics

Paper-7 : Micro Economics

Economics

Paper-12 : Market and Pricing

Paper-8 : Research Methodology in Economics (Part-I)

Paper-13 : Research Methodology in Economics (Part-II)

Paper-9 : History of Economic Thoughts(Part I)

Paper-14 : History of Economic Thoughts (Part-II)

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Paper-10 : Economics of Development

Paper-15 : Economic of Planning

Paper-11 : International Economics (Part-I)

Paper-16 : International Economics (Part-II)

Political Science

Paper-7 : Modern Government

Political Science

Paper-12 : Modern Political Concepts

Paper-8 : Public Administration

Paper-13 : Administrative Thinkers

Paper-9 : International Politics

Paper-14 : Foreign Policy of India

Paper-10 : Constitution of United States of America

Paper-15 : Constitution of China and Sweden

Paper-11 : Classical Western Political Thought

Paper-16 : Modern Western Political Thought

Philosophy

Paper-7 : Systems of Indian Philosophy (Part-I)

Philosophy

Paper-12 : Systems of Indian Philosophy (Part-II)

Paper-8 : Western Philosophy (Modern)

Paper-13 : Western Philosophy (Recent)

Paper-9 (a) Traditional Logic

Paper-14 (a) Scientific Method

Paper-9 (b) Symbolic Logic (Propositional Logic)

Paper-14 (b) Symbolic Logic (Predicate Logic)

Paper-10 (a) Philosophy of Religion (Part-I)

Paper-15 (a) Philosophy of Religion (Part-II)

Paper-10 (b) Philosophy of Saints (Part-I)

Paper-15 (b) Philosophy of Saints (Part-II)

Paper-11 (a) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian)

Paper-16 (a) Contemporary Philosophy (Western)

Paper-11 (b) Philosophy of Education (Part-I)

Paper-16 (b) Philosophy of Education (Part-II)

Education

Paper-7 : Contemporary Indian Education

Education

Paper-12 : Trends in Education

Paper-8 : Educational Evaluation

Paper-13 : Statistics in Education

Paper-9 : Educational Management

Paper-14 : Educational Technology

Paper-10 : Guidance and Counselling

Paper-15 : Curriculum Construction

Paper-11 : Educational Thinkers

Paper-16 : Educational Practices

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4.12 ~r. E. ^mJ-3 `m dJm©gmR>r CncãY ñd §AÜ``Z gm{hË` (Languages) (Self Instructional Material-SIM)


_amR>r B§J«Or BVa

1.

English (Compulsory)

Paper- E Communication Skills - � -

English (Compulsory)

Paper- F Communication Skills - � -

2. Ardhamagadhi Paper-VII O¡Z VÎdkmZ � - -

Ardhamagadhi Paper-XII O¡Z VÎdkmZ � - -

3. Ardhamagadhi Paper-VIII àmH¥$V H$mì` gm{hË` � - -

Ardhamagadhi Paper-XIII àmH¥$V H$mì` gm{hË` � - -

4. Ardhamagadhi Paper-IX àmMrZ gm{hË` � - -

Ardhamagadhi Paper-XIV àmMrZ gm{hË` � - -

5. Ardhamagadhi Paper-X àmH¥$V ZmQ>ç gm{hË` � - -

Ardhamagadhi Paper-XV àmH¥$V ZmQ>ç gm{hË` � - -

6. Ardhamagadhi Paper-XI àmH¥$V ì`mH$aU � - -

Ardhamagadhi Paper-XVI àmH¥$V ì`mH$aU � - -

7. English (Spl.) Paper-VII Literary Criticism and Appreciation - � -

English (Spl.) Paper-XII Literary Criticism and Appreciation - � -

8. English (Spl.) Paper-VIII Understanding Poetry - � -

English (Spl.) Paper-XIII Understanding Poetry - � -

9. English (Spl.) Paper-IX Understanding Drama - � -

English (Spl.) Paper-XIV Understanding Drama - � -

10. English (Spl.) Paper-X Understanding Novel - � -

English (Spl.) Paper-XV Understanding Novel - � -

11. English (Spl.) Paper-XI The Structure and Function of

Modern English - � -

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_amR>r B§J«Or BVa

English (Spl.) Paper-XVI The Structure and Function of

Modern English - � -

12. Hindi Paper-VII {dYm {deof H$m AÜ``Z - - �

Hindi Paper-XII {dYm {deof H$m AÜ``Z - - �

13. Hindi Paper-VIII gm{hËèmñÌ - - �

Hindi Paper-XIII gm{hËèmñÌ - - �

14. Hindi Paper-IX qhXr gm{hË` H$m B{Vhmg (gZ 2000 VH$) - - �

Hindi Paper-XIV qhXr gm{hË` H$m B{Vhmg (gZ 2000 VH$) - - �

15. Hindi Paper-X à`moOZ_ycH$ qhXr - - �

Hindi Paper-XV à`moOZ_ycH$ qhXr - - �

16. Hindi Paper-XI ^mfm {dkmZ Am¡a qhXr ^mfm - - �

Hindi Paper-XVI ^mfm {dkmZ Am¡a qhXr ^mfm - - �

17. Marathi Paper-VII H$mìèmñÌ - -

Marathi Paper-XII H$mìèmñÌ � - -

18. Marathi Paper-VIII ^mfm{dkmZ Am{U _amR>r ^mfm � - -

Marathi Paper-XIII ^mfm{dkmZ Am{U _amR>r ^mfm � - -

19. Marathi Paper-IX _amR>r dmL²>_`mMm B{Vhmg (àma§^ Vo B.g. 1800) � - -

Marathi Paper-XIV _amR>r dmL²>_`mMm B{Vhmg (àma§^ Vo B.g. 1800) � - -

20. Marathi Paper-X _amR>r ^mfm : Cn`moOZ Am{U gO©Z � - -

Marathi Paper-XV _amR>r ^mfm : Cn`moOZ Am{U gO©Z � - -

21. Marathi Paper-XI dmL²>_` àdmhm§Mo AÜ``Z (J«m_rU gm{hË`) � - -

Marathi Paper-XVI dmL²>_` àdmhm§Mo AÜ``Z (X{cV gm{hË`) � - -

22. Sanskrit Paper-VII doX - - -

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_amR>r B§J«Or BVa

Sanskrit Paper-XII ~«m÷mon{ZfXo - - -

23. Sanskrit Paper-VIII Xe©Z - - -

Sanskrit Paper-XIII Y_©emñÌ - - -

24. Sanskrit Paper-IX VH©$emñÌ - - -

Sanskrit Paper-XIV d¡{XH$ gm{hË`mMm B{Vhmg - - -

25. Sanskrit Paper-X gm{hË`emñÌ - - -

Sanskrit Paper-XV do¡{XH$moÎma gm{hË` - - -

26. Sanskrit Paper-XI nwamVÎd{dÚm - - -

Sanskrit Paper-XVI ì`mH$aU - - -

27. Urdu Paper-VII Special Study of Prose & Poets - - �

Urdu Paper-XII Special Study of Prose & Poets - - �

28. Urdu Paper-VIII Tarjuma Nigari, Zara-e-Iblagh aur Computer - - �

Urdu Paper-XIII Tarjuma Nigari, Zara-e-Iblagh aur Computer - - �

29. Urdu Paper-IX Urdu Tanqid-O-Tahaia - - �

Urdu Paper-XIV Urdu Tanqid-O-Tahaia - - �

30. Urdu Paper-X Urdu ki Adabi Tahriken - - �

Urdu Paper-XV Urdu ki Adabi Tahriken - - �

31. Urdu Paper-XI Afsana and Novel - - �

Urdu Paper-XVI Afsana and Novel - - �

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4.13 ~r. E. ^mJ-3 `m dJm©gmR>r CncãY ñd §AÜ``Z gm{hË`

(Social Sciences) (Self Instructional Material-SIM)


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32. Economics Paper-VII Micro Economics gyú_ AW©emñÌ � - -

Economics Paper-XII Market and Pricing ~mOma Am{U qH$_V � - -

33.

Economics Paper-VIII Research Methodology in Economics (Part-I) AW©emñÌr` g§emoYZ nÕVr-1 � - -

Economics Paper-XIII Research Methodology in Economics (Part-II) AW©emñÌr` g§emoYZ nÕVr-2 � - -

34.

Economics Paper-IX History of Economic Thoughts (Part-I)

Am{W©H$ {dMmam§Mm B{Vhmg-1 � - -

Economics Paper-XIV History of Economic Thoughts (Part-II)

Am{W©H$ {dMmam§Mm B{Vhmg-2 � - -

35.

Economics Paper-X Economics of Development

{dH$mgmMo AW©emñÌ � - -

Economics Paper-XV Economic of Planning {Z`moOZmMo AW©emñÌ � - -

36.

Economics Paper-XI International Economics (Part-I) Am§VaamîQ>r` AW©emñÌ-1 � - -

Economics Paper-XVI International Economics (Part-II) Am§VaamîQ>r` AW©emñÌ-2 � - -

37. Education Paper-IV

Issues and Trends in Contemporary Indian Education g_H$mcrZ ^maVr` {ejU {dMma Am{U àdmh

� - -

38. Education Paper-V

Educational Evaluation and Statistics in Education {ejUemñÌmVrc _yë`_mnZ Am{U g§»`memñÌ

� - -

39. Education Paper-VI

Educational Management and Educational Technology e¡j{UH$ ì`dñWmnZ Am{U e¡j{UH$ V§Ì{dkmZ

� - -

40. Education Paper-VII

Educational Guidance and Curriculum Construction e¡j{UH$ _mJ©Xe©Z Am{U Aä`mgH«$_ aMZm

� - -

41. Education Paper-VIII Educational Thoughts and Practices � - -

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e¡j{UH$ {dMma d H$m`©

42.

History Paper-VII

History of Ancient India (From Prehistory to 3rd c. BC) àmMrZ ^maVmMm B{Vhmg

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History Paper-XII History of Ancient India (From 3rd c. BC to 7th c. AD) àmMrZ ^maVmMm B{Vhmg

� - -

43.

History Paper-VIII

Political History of Medieval India (1206 to 1707 A.D.) _Ü``wJrZ ^maVmMm amOH$s` B{Vhmg

� - -

History Paper-XIII

Socio-Economic and Cultural History of Medieval India (1206 to 1707A.D.) _Ü``wJrZ ^maVmMm gm_m{OH$, Am{W©H$ Am{U gm§ñH¥${VH$ B{Vhmg

� - -

44.

History Paper-IX India Since Independence-I

ñdmV§Í`moÎma ^maV-1 � - -

History Paper-XIV India Since Independence-II

ñdmV§Í`moÎma ^maV-2 � - -

45.

History Paper-X History of the Marathas (1707-1818)

_amR>çm§Mm B{Vhmg � - -

History Paper-XV Modern Maharashtra (1960 to 2000)

AmYw{ZH$ _hmamîQ´> � - -

46.

History Paper-XI Introduction to Historiography B{VhmgcoIZmMm n[aM` � - -

History Paper-XVI Applications of History

B{VhmgmMo Cn`moOZ � - -

47.

Political Science Paper-VII

Modern Government � - -

Political Science

Paper-XII Modern Political Concepts � - -

48.

Political Science

Paper-VIII Public Administration cmoH$àemgZ � - -

Political Science

Paper-XIII

Administrative Thinkers

àemgH$s` {dMmad§V � - -

49. Political Science International Politics Am§VaamîQ´>r` amOH$maU � - -

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Paper-IX

Political Science

Paper-XIV

Foreign Policy of India ^maVmMo naamîQ´> YmoaU

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50.

Political Science

Paper-X

Constitution of United States of America A_o[aHo$Mr amÁ`KQ>Zm � - -

Political Science

Paper-XV

Constitution of China and Sweden

MrZ d ñdrS>ZMr amÁ`KQ>Zm � - -

51.

Political Science

Paper-XI

Classical Western Political Thought A{^OmV nmpíM_mÎ` amOH$s` {dMma � - -

Political Science

Paper-XVI

Modern Western Political Thought

AmYw{ZH$ nmíMmÎ` amOH$s` {dMma � - -

52. Philosophy Paper-VII Systems of Indian Philosophy (Part-I) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XII Systems of Indian Philosophy (Part-II) � - -

53. Philosophy Paper-VIII Western Philosophy (Modern) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XIII Western Philosophy (Recent) � - -

54. Philosophy Paper-IX (a) Traditional Logic � - -

Philosophy Paper-XIV (a) Scientific Method � - -

55. Philosophy Paper-IX (b) Symbolic Logic (Propositional Logic) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XIV (b) Symbolic Logic (Predicate Logic) � - -

56. Philosophy Paper-X (a) Philosophy of Religion (Part-I) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XV (a) Philosophy of Religion (Part-II) � - -

57. Philosophy Paper-X (b) Philosophy of Saints (Part-I) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XV (b) Philosophy of Saints (Part-II) � - -

58. Philosophy Paper-XI (a) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XVI (a) Contemporary Philosophy (Western) � - -

59. Philosophy Paper-XI (b) Philosophy of Education (Part-I) � - -

Philosophy Paper-XVI (b) Philosophy of Education (Part-II) � - -

60.

Sociology Paper-VII Western Sociological Thinkers nmíMmÎ` g_mOemñÌr` {dMmad§V � - -

Sociology Paper-XII Indian Sociological Thinkers

^maVr` g_mOemñÌr` {dMmad§V � - -

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61.

Sociology Paper-VIII Methods of Social Research (Part-I) gm_m{OH$ g§emoYZ nÕVr-1 � - -

Sociology Paper-XIII Methods of Social Research (Part-II)

gm_m{OH$ g§emoYZ nÕVr-2 � - -

62.

Sociology Paper-IX (a) Rural Sociology J«m_rU g_mOemñÌ � - -

Sociology Paper-XIV (a) Rural Sociology in India

^maVmVrc J«m_rU g_mOemñÌ � - -

63.

Sociology Paper-IX (b) Urban Sociology ZmJa g_mOemñÌ � - -

Sociology Paper-XIV (b) Urban Sociology in India

^maVmVrc ZmJa g_mOemñÌ � - -

64. Sociology Paper-X (a) Industrial Sociology Am¡Úmo{JH$ g_mOemñÌ � - -

Sociology Paper-XV (a) Industrial Sociology Am¡Úmo{JH$ g_mOemñÌ � - -

65. Sociology Paper-X (b) Criminology JwÝhoJmaremñÌ � - -

Sociology Paper-XV (b) Penology X§S>emñÌ � - -

66. Sociology Paper-XI (a) Social Anthropology gm_m{OH$ _mZdemñÌ � - -

Sociology Paper-XVI (a) Social Anthropology gm_m{OH$ _mZdemñÌ � - -

67. Sociology Paper-XI (b) Human Rights _mZdr hŠH$ � - -

Sociology Paper-XVI (b) Social Welfare gm_m{OH$ H$ë`mU � - -

B. A. Part-I, II d III `m dJm©gmR>r _amR>r d B§J«Or _mÜ`_m_Yrc V`ma AgUmao ñd § AÜ``Z gm{hË` {edmOr {dÚmnrR> H§$Â`w_g© ñQ>moAg© _m\©$V {dV[aV H$aÊ`mV `oVo.

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5.7 ~r. H$m°_. {df` {ZdS>r~m~VMr _m{hVr

~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-1 (gÌ-1 d gÌ-2) (Under CBCS) (gwYm[aV Aä`mgH«$_ OyZ 2018 nmgyZ)

Sr.

No.

Semester-I

(Compulsory Subject)

Sr.

No.

Semester-II

(Compulsory Subject)

1. English for Business

Communication (Paper- I)

1. English for Business Communication

(Paper- II)

2. Micro Economics (Paper-I) gy ú_ AW© emñÌ n on a 1

2.

Micro Economics (Paper- II) gy ú_ AW© emñÌ n on a 2

3.

Management Principles and

Applications (Paper- I) ì `d ñWmn Z VÎdo Am{U Cn `mo OZ n on a-1

3.

Management Principles and

Applications (Paper- II) ì `d ñWmn Z VÎdo Am{U Cn `mo OZ n on a-2

4. Financial Accounting (Paper-I) 4. Financial Accounting (Paper- II)

Optional Papers 5 (Min. 1 Max. 1)

Sr.

No. Semester-I

Sr.

No. Semester-II

5. Principles of Marketing (Paper- I ) {d n UZmMr VÎd o n on a 1 5.

Principles of Marketing (Paper- II) {d n UZmMr VÎd o n on a 2

5. Marathi (Paper- I) _ amR >r n o n a 1 5. Marathi (Paper- II) _ amR >r n o n a 2

5. Hindi (Paper- I) qhXr n o n a 1 5. Hindi (Paper- II) qhXr n o n a 2

Optional Papers 6 (Min. 1 Max. 1)

Sr.

No. Semester-I

Sr.

No. Semester-II

6. Insurance (Paper- I) {d _ m n o n a 1 6. Insurance (Paper-II) {d _ m n o n a 2

6. Business Mathematics (Paper- I) 6. Business Mathematics (Paper-II)

6. Commercial Geography (Paper- I) d m{UÁ` ^y Jmo c n on a 1

6.

Commercial Geography (Paper-II) d m{UÁ` ^y Jmo c n on a 2

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5.8 ~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-1 gmR>r CncãY ñd § AÜ``Z gm{hË`m~m~VMr _m{hVr

Sr.

No Semester-I and II

SIM (Study Material)

available

Marathi English


(Paper- I &II)

� �

2. Micro Economics (Paper- I & II)

gy ú_ AW© emñÌ n on a 1 d 2 � -

3. Management Principles and Applications (Paper- I

& II) ì `d ñ Wmn Z VÎd o Am{U Cn `mo OZ no n a-1 d 2 � -

4. Financial Accounting (Paper-I&II) - �

Optional Paper 5 (Min. 1 Max. 1)

Sr.

No. Semester- I & II

SIM (Study Material)

available

Marathi English

5. Principles of Marketing (Paper- I & II)

{d n UZmMr VÎd o n on a 1 d 2 � -

5. Marathi (Paper- I & II) _ amR >r n o n a 1 d 2 � -

5. Hindi (Paper- I & II) qhXr n o n a 1 d 2 � -

Optional Paper 6 (Min. 1 Max. 1)

6. Insurance (Paper- I &II) {d _ m n on a 1 d 2 � -

6. Business Mathematics (Paper- I & II) - �

6. Commercial Geography ( Paper- I & II) d m{UÁ` ^y Jmo c n on a 1 d 2

� -

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5.9 ~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-2 (gÌ 3 d 4) gwYm[aV Aä`mgH««$_ OyZ 2014 nmgyZ

Sr.

No.

Semester- III

(Compulsory Subjects)

Sr.

No.

Semester- IV



(Compulsory) Paper-III


(Compulsory) Paper-IV

2. Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship

Paper-I CÚmo OH$Vo Mr _ w cVÎd o n o n a 1 2. Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship

Paper-II CÚmo OH$Vo Mr _ w cVÎd o no n a 2 3. Business Statistics Paper-I 3. Business Statistics Paper-II

4. Business Economics Paper-III ì `md gm{`H$ AW© emñÌ n on a 3

4. Business Economics Paper-IV ì `md gm{`H$ AW© emñÌ n on a 4

5. Money and Financial System Paper-I n ¡ gm d {d Îmr` ì `d ñWm n on a 1

5. Money and Financial System Paper-II n ¡ gm d {d Îmr` ì `d ñWm n on a 2

6. Corporate Accounting Paper-I 6. Corporate Accounting Paper-II

7. Environmental Studies (Compulsory) n `m© d aU Aä`mg (Amd í`H$)

5.10 ~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-2 gmR>r CncãY ñd § AÜ``Z gm{hË`m~m~VMr _m{hVr

Sr.

No.

Semester- III and IV


SIM available

Marathi English

1. English for Business Communication Paper - III &

IV - �

2. Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Paper- I & II CÚmo OH$Vo Mr _ y cVÎdo n on a 1 d 2

� �

3. Business Statistics Paper– I & II - �

4. Business Economics Paper- III & IV ì `md gm{`H$ AW© emñÌ n on a 3 d 4

� �

5. Money and Financial System Paper- I & II n ¡ gm d {d Îmr` ì `d ñWm n on a 1 d 2

� �

6. Corporate Accounting Paper- I & II - �

7. Environmental Studies Paper � �

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5.11 ~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-3 (gÌ 5 d 6) gwYm[aV Aä`mgH««$_ OyZ 2015 nmgyZ

Sr.

No.

Semester-V


Sr.

No.

Semester-VI


1

Business Environment Paper-I n ¡ gm d ì `md gm{`H$ n `m©d aU non a-1 1

Business Environment Paper-II ì `md gm{`H$ n `m© d aU n on a-2

2

Business Regulatory Frame

Work Paper- I ì `d gm` {Z` _ Z H$m`Xo {d f`H$ aMZm n on a-1

2

Business Regulatory Frame

Work Paper-II ì `d gm` {Z `_ Z H$m`Xo {d f`H$ aMZm n on a-2

3

Modern Management Practice

Paper- I AmYw {ZH$ ì `d ñWmnZ n ÕVr n o n a-1

3

Modern Management Practice

Paper- II AmYw {ZH$ ì `d ñWmnZ n ÕVr n o n a-2

4

Co-Operative Development

Paper- I ghH$mamMm {d H$mg no n a-1

4

Co-Operative Development

Paper-II ghH$mamMm {d H$mg no n a-1

Optional Subjects 5 & 6

1

5 Advanced Accountancy Paper-I

5 Advanced Accountancy Paper-

III

6 Advanced Accountancy Paper-II

6 Advanced Accountancy Paper-

IV

2 5 Advanced Costing Paper-I 5 Advanced Costing Paper-III

6 Advanced Costing Paper- II 6 Advanced Costing Paper-IV

3 5 Taxation Paper- I 5 Taxation Paper- III

6 Taxation Paper- II 6 Taxation Paper- IV

4

5 Insurance Paper- I {d _ m n on a-1

5 Insurance Paper- III {d _ m n on a-3

6 Insurance Paper- II {d _ m n on a-2

6 Insurance Paper- IV {d _ m n on a-4

5

5

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System Paper- I àJV ~± qH$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr no n a-1

5


System Paper- III àJV ~± qH$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr no n a-3

6


System Paper- II àJV ~± q H$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr no n a-2

6


System Paper- IV àJV ~± q H$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr no n a-4

6

5 Industrial Management Paper- I Am¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `dñ WmnZ no n a-1

5 Industrial Management Paper-

III A m¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `dñ WmnZ no n a-3

6 Industrial Management Paper - II Am¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `dñ WmnZ no n a-2

6 Industrial Management Paper -

IV Am¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `d ñWmn Z n ona-4

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5.12 ~r. H$m°_. ^mJ-3 gmR>r CncãY ñd § AÜ``Z gm{hË`

Sr. No.

Semester- V & VI

SIM available

Marathi English

Compulsory Subjects

1

Business Environment Paper- I & II ì `md gm{`H$ n `m© d aU n on a 1 d 2

� -

2

Business Regulatory Frame Work Paper- I & II ì `d gm` {Z`_ Z H$m`Xo {d f`H$ aMZm n o n a 1 d 2

� -

3

Modern Management Practice Paper- I & II AmYw {ZH$ ì `dñ WmnZ nÕ Vr no na 1 d 2

� -

4

Co-Operative Development Paper- I & II ghH$mamMm {d H$mg no n a 1 d 2

� -

Optional Paper 5 & 6

1 5 Advanced Accountancy Paper- I & III � -

6 Advanced Accountancy Paper- II & IV � -

2 5 Advanced Costing Paper- I & III - -

6 Advanced Costing Paper- II & IV - -

3 5 Taxation Paper- I & III - -

6 Taxation Paper- II & IV - -

4 5 Insurance Paper- I & III {d _ m n on a 1 d 3 - -

6 Insurance Paper- II & IV {d _ m n on a 2 d 4 - -

5

5 Advanced Banking & Financial System Paper- I & III àJV ~± qH$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr n o n a 1 d 3

- -

6 Advanced Banking & Financial System Paper- II & IV àJV ~± qH$J Am{U Am{W© H$ àUmcr n o n a 2 d 4

- -

6

5 Industrial Management Paper- I &III Am¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `dñ WmnZ no n a 1 d 3

- -

6 Industrial Management Paper - II & IV Am¡ Úmo {JH$ ì `dñ WmnZ no n a-2 d 4

- -

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6.1 E_. E. (^mfm)

6.1.1 E_. E. ^mJ-1 : _amR>r (gÌ-1 )

Course Code Title of Course SIM

Availability

Semester I

I) Core/Compulsory Papers

C 01 ^m{fH$ Am{d îH$mamMr ê $n o (Micro Thought of Litrary Forms)

�

C 02.1 {d eo f gm{hË`H¥ $VtMm Aä`mg (A Study of Special Litrary Classics) �

C 02.2 {d eo f gm{hË`H¥ $VtMm Aä`mg (A Study of Special Litrary Classics)

�

C 03

AmYw {ZH$ _ amR >r d mL² >_ `mMm B{Vhmg (ñd mV§ Í`n yd © H$mi) (History of Modern Marathi Litrature-Pre

Independence Period)

�

II) Elective Optional Paper

E 4.1 bmo H$gm{hË` d bmo H$H$bm (Folk literature and Folk Art)

�

E 4.2 ^mfm{d kmZ (Linguistics) �

III) Open Elective Papers Offered under CBCS

E 4.3 gO© Zerb boI mZmMo ñdê $n (Nature of Creative Writing) �

E 4.4 Am§ Va^maVr` gm{hË`mMm Aä`mg (A Study of Intranational Litrature)

-

E 4.5 ^mfm§ Va_ r_ m§ gm (Translation Studies) -

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E_. E. ^mJ-1 : _amR>r (gÌ 2)


Availability

Semester II

I) Core /Compulsory Paper

C 05 gm{hË`{d Mmam§ Mm gy ú_ {d Mma (Micro Thought of Litrary Forms)

�

C 06.1

{d eo f gm{hË`H¥ $VtMm Aä`mg (A Study of Special Litrary Texts)

�

C 06.2 {d eo f gm{hË`H¥ $VtMm Aä`mg (A Study of Special Litrary Texts)

�

C 07

AmYw {ZH$ _ amR >r d mL² >_ `mMm B{Vhmg (20 00 n ª V)

(History of Modern Marathi Litrature-Post

Independence to 2000)

�

II) Elective Optional Paper (5 n¡H$s EH$ {df` {ZdS>mdm)

E 8.1 bmo H$gm{hË` d bmo H$H$bm (Folk literature and Folk Art)

�

E 8.2 AmYw {ZH$ ^mfm{d kmZ ( Modern Linguistics) �


E 8.3 gO© Zerb boI mZmMo ñdê $n (Nature of Creative Writing) �

E 8.4 Am§ Va^maVr` gm{hË`mMm Aä`mg (A Study of Intranational Litrature)

-

E 8.5 ^mfm§ Va_ r_ m§ gm (Translation Studies) -

(Q >rn : E 8.3 gO© Zerc co I ZmMo ñd ê$n hm no n a gÌ 02 gmR>r 5 0 Jw Um§ Mm WoAar Va 5 0 JwUm§ Mm àmË`{jH$ n o n a Ago c. `mg§ X^m© V {dÚmÏ`m© Zo gXa {d f`mMm Aä`mgH« $_ www.unishivaji.ac.in/syllabusnew/ `m qcH$d ê $Z Downlod H$ê $Z ¿`md m. )

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E_. E. ^mJ-2 : _amR>r (gÌ-3)


Availability

Semester III


09 g_ mO^mfm{d kmZ (Samajbhashavidnyan)

�

10.1 d mL² >_ `rZ g§ ñH¥ $Vr (Vangyamayin Sanskruti)

�

10.2 à^md Aä`mg (Prabhav Abhyas)

�

11 g_ rjm {gÕ m§ V Am{U Cn `mo OZ

(Samiksha Sidhant Ani Upayojan) �


12.1 g§ ñH¥ $Vr Aä`mg (Sanskruti Abhyas)

-

12.2 Vm¡ c{ZH$ gm{hË`mä`mg (Toulanik Sahityabhyas)

�

12.3 ~mo crAä`mg (Boli Abhyas)

�

12.4 J« §W B{Vhmg (Granth Itihas)

-

12.5 J« §W àH$meZ Am{U g§ n mXZ (Granth Prakashan Aani Sampadan)

-


�


-


-

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E_. E. ^mJ-2 : _amR>r (gÌ-4)


Availability

Semester IV


13 g_ mO^mfm{d kmZ (Samajbhashavidnyan)

�

14.1

14.2

d mL² >_ `rZ g§ ñH¥ $Vr (Vangyamayin Sanskruti) à^md Aä`mg (Prabhav Abhyas)

�

15 _ amR >r g_ rjo Mr d mQ >Mmc

(Marathi Samikshechi Vatchal) �


16.1 g§ ñH¥ $Vr Aä`mg (Sanskruti Abhyas)

-


�

16.3 ~mo crAä`mg (Boli Abhyas)

�


-


-



�


-


-

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6.1.2 E_. E. ^mJ-1 : qhXr (gÌ-1 d gÌ 2)

Course Code

Title of Course SIM

Availability

Semester I

I) Core/Compulsory Papers:

C 01 àmMrZ VWm {ZJw©Um ^pŠVH$mì` �

C 02 qhXr gm{hË` H$m B{Vhmg �

C 03 ^mfm{dkmZ �

II) Elective Optional Paper:

E 4.1 ^mfm àmoÚm¡o{JH$s- I -

E 4.2 AZwdmX àmoÚm¡{JH$s-I -

E 4.3 qhXr H$Wm gm{hË`- I �

E 4.4 qhXr ì`mH$aU, _mZH$, boIZ VWm _w{ÐV emoYZ- I -

E 4.5 qhXr g§àofU H$m¡eë` -

Semester II


C 05 gJwU ^pŠV E§d [aVrH$mì` �

C 06 qhXr gm{hË` H$m B{Vhmg �

C 07 ^mfm{dkmZ �

II) Elective Optional Paper/ Open Elective Papers Offered under CBCS (5 n¡H$s EH$ {df` {ZdS>mdm)

E 8.1 ^mfm àmoÚm¡o{JH$s- II -

E 8.2 AZwdmX àmoÚm¡{JH$s- II -

E 8.3 qhXr H$Wm gm{hË`- II �

E 8.4 qhXr ì`mH$aU, _mZH$, boIZ VWm _w{ÐV emoYZ- II -

E 8.5 nQ>H$Wm, coIZ VWm cKwnQ> {Z_m©U -

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E_. E. ^mJ-2 : qhXr (gÌ-3 d gÌ 4)

Course

Code Title of Course

SIM

Availability

Semester III

I) Compulsory Papers: J«wn-1

9 AmYw{ZH$ qhXr H${dVm - I �

10 ^maVr` H$mì`emñÌ VWm qhXr AmcmoMZm �

11 à`moOZ_ycH$ qhXr �

II) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-2

12

A) ^mfm àm¡X²`mo{JH$s III - ~) AZwdmX àm¡X²`mo{JH$s III -

H$) H$WoVa gm{hË` I � S>) ^maVr` gm{hË` I -

B) qhXr ZmQ>H$ VWm a§J_§MZ I -

Semester-III CBCS

A) ^mfm àm¡X² mo{JH$s III

Semester IV

I) Compulsory Paper : J«wn-1

13 AmYw{ZH$ qhXr H${dVm - II �

14 nmíMmË` H$mì`emñÌ �

15 à`moOZ_ycH$ qhXr �

II) Elective Optional Paper : J«wn-2 (4 n¡H$s EH$ {df` {ZdS>mdm)

16

A) ^mfm àm¡X²`mo{JH$s IV - ~) AZwdmX àm¡X²`mo{JH$s IV -

H$) H$WoVa gm{hË` II � S>) ^maVr` gm{hË` II -

B) qhXr ZmQ>H$ VWm a§J_§MZ II -

Semester-IV CBCS

A) ^mfm àm¡X² mo{JH$s IV

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6.1.3 M.A English

Course


SIM

Availability

Semester I


C 01 Poetry in English up to 19th century �

C 02 Fiction in English up to 19th century �

C 03 Introduction to Modern Linguistics �

II) Elective Optional Paper: (Selected one of the following optional papers)

E 4.1 British Renaissance Literature �

E 4.2 American Literature upto the Civil War -

E 4.3 Indian English Literature �

Semester II


C 05 Poetry in English: Modern and Postmodern �

C 06 Fiction in English:Modern and Postmodern �

C 07 Sociolinguistics and Stylistics �

II) Elective Optional Paper (Selected one of the following optional papers)

E 8.1 British Neoclassical and Romantic Literature �

E 8.2 American Literature from the Civil War to the Turn of the

Century -

E 8.3 English Literatures of SAARC Nations �


C 03 Introduction to Modern Linguistics

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M. A. English

Course


SIM

Availability

Semester III

I) Compulsory Papers:

C 7 Drama in English up to 19th Century �

C 8 Critical Theories-I �

II) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-1

G1 E3 Victorian and Early Modern Period � G1 E5 British Literature and Interdisciplinary Studies -

G1 E5 Special Author : Kingsley Amis � III) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-2

G2 E3 Modern American Literature �

G2 E5 American Literature and Interdisciplinary Studies -

G2 E5 Special Author : Ernest Hemingway �

IV) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-3

G3 E3 African and Caribbean Literature �

G3 E5 Interdisciplinary Studies -

G3 E5 Special Author : Amitav Ghosh �

V) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-4

G4 E3 Theoretical and Descriptive Linguistics -

G4 E5 Stylistics -

VI) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-5

G5 E3 Translation Studies : Theory -

G5 E5 Adaptations of a Literary Text -

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Semester IV

I) Compulsory Paper :

C 9 Drama in English : Modern & Postmodern �

C 10 Critical Theories-II �

II) Elective Optional Paper : J«wn-1 (3 n¡H$s EH$ {df` {ZdS>mdm)

G1 E4 Modern and Postmodern British Literature � G1 E6 Research Methodology : British Literature -

G1 E6 British Women Writers � III) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-2

G2 E4 Postmodern American Literature �

G2 E6 Research Methodology : American Literature -

G2 E6 American Women Writers �

IV) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-3

G3 E4 Australian and Canadian Literature �

G3 E6 Research Methodology -

G3 E6 Postcolonial Women Writers �

V) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-4

G4 E4 English Language Teaching -

G4 E6 Research Methodology -

VI) Elective Optional Paper: J«wn-5

G5 E4 Translation : Problems and Evaluation -

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6.2 M. A. Social Sciences (gm_m{OH$emñÌo) 6.2.1 Political Science

Course


SIM

Availability

Semester I


C 01 Political Theory �

C 02 Public Administration �

C 03 Indian Constitution �


E 01 State in Ancient India -

E 02 Foreign Policy of India �

E 03 Modern Political Ideology

E 04 Political Thought of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar �

E 05 Social Movements in India -

E 06 Human Rights in India -


E 01 State in Ancient India -

E 02 Foreign Policy of India �

E 03 Modern Political Ideology -

E 04 Political Thought of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar �

E 05 Social Movements in India -

E 06 Human Rights in India -

Semester II


C 04 Contemporary Political Issues �

C 05 Public Policy �

C 06 Modern Indian Political Thought �


E 07 Political Sociology -

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E 08 Comparative Parliamentary Institutions �

E 09 Political Process in North East -

E 10 State Politics in India �

E 11 Women and Politics -

E 12 UN & Regional Organizations -

E 07 Political Sociology -

E 08 Comparative Parliamentary Institutions �

E 09 Political Process in North East -

E 10 State Politics in India �

E 11 Women and Politics -

E 12 UN & Regional Organizations -

Political Science


Availability

Semester III


C 07 Theory of International Politics �

C 08 Comparative Politics �

C 09 Indian Political Process �


E 21 Foreign Plicy and Diplomacy -

E 22 Research Methodology -

E 23 Indian Administration �

E 24 Political Thought on Women -

E 25 Stat and its Evolution -

E 26 Local Self Government in India -

E 27 Political Thought in Maharashtra -

E 28 Administrative Thinkers -

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E 29 Global Leadership -


E 30 Social Harmony and Peace �

Semester IV


C 10 Contemporary International Politics �

C 11 Comparative Politics in South Asia �

C 12 Western Political Thought �


E 31 Election Studies (Psephology) -

E 32 Contemporary Political Thought -

E 33 Foreign Policy of Major Countries -

E 34 Modern Political Analysis -

E 35 China : Society, Economy and Policy -

E 36 Issues and Challenges in Indian Administration -

E 37 Gandhi and Post-Gandhian Thinkers -

E 38 Thought in Medieval India -

E 39 Party System in India �

E 40 Reservation Policy and Politics (CBCS) �

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6.2.2 Sociology

Course Code

Title of Course SIM

Availability

Semester I


SOC 01 Classical Sociological Traditions : Marx, Durkheim and Weber

�

SOC 02 Understanding Indian Society �

II) Electives : Specialization & Optional Paper: Group A

Elective Specialization Paper: Group A

Sociology of Change, Development and Environment

SOE 01 Social Movements in India �

SOE 02 Social Ecology -

Elective Specialization Paper: Group B

Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

SOE 03 Rural Society in India �

SOE 04 Industry and Society in India -

Elective Specialization Paper: Group C

Study of Indian Society -

SOE 05 Social Problems in Contemporary India -

SOE 06 Sociology of Marginalized Communities -

Optional Papers

SOE 07 Education and Society �

SOE 08 Gender and Society -

SOE 09 Society and Culture in Maharashtra -

SOE 10 Comparative Sociology -

SOE 11 Sociology of Sanitation part-A -

III) Open Elective Papers offered under CBCS

SOE 09 Society and Culture in Maharashtra -

SOC 03 Classical Sociological Traditions : Pareto, Cooley and

Mead �

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SOC 04 Perspectives on Indians Society �


SOE 12 Socialology of Change and Development �

SOE 13 Resources, Development and Environment in India -


SOE 14 Urban Society in India �

SOE 15 Sociology of Tribal Society -

Study of Indian Society �

SOE 16 Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion -

SOE 17 Sociology of Religion -

SOE 18 Political Sociology �

SOE 19 Sociology of Mass Communication -

SOE 20 Criminology -

SOE 21 Sociology of South Asia -

SOE 22 Sociology of Sanitation Part-B -

SOE 20 Criminology -

Student should first select any One of the Three Elective Specialization groups. (Group

A, or Gr. B or Gr. C) Then, he/she should select any one paper from the selected

specialized group. During all the remaining Semesters similarly, student should select

one paper from optional papers.

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Sociology


Availability

Semester III


SOC 05 Modern Sociological Theory �

SOC 06 Methodology of Social Research �




SOE 23 Globalization and Society �

SOE 24 Environmental Sociology -



SOE 25 Sociology of Kinship, Marriage and Family -

SOE 26 Sociology of Migration �


Study of Indian Society

SOE 27 SCs, STs and OBCs Studies : Issues and Perspectives

-

SOE 28 Law and Social Change in India -

Optional Papers

SOE 29 Sociology of Information Society -

SOE 30 Sociology of Health -

SOE 31 Society and Human Rights �

SOE 32 Science, Technology and Society -

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Sociology


Availability

Semester IV


SOC 07 Recent Trends in Sociological Theory �

SOC 08 Data Collection and Analytical Procedures �



Sociology of Change, Development and

Environment

SOE 33 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and

Development �

SOE 34 Environment and and Society in India -



SOE 35 Rural Development in India �

SOE 36 Industry and Human Resource Development -


Study of Indian Society

SOE 37 Social Demography �

SOE 38 Sociology of Ageing -

Optional Papers

SOE 40 Sociology and Social Work �

SOE 41 Disasters and Disaster Management in India -

SOE 42 Dissertation -

SOE 39 Media and Society -

Student should first select any One of the Three Elective Specialization groups. (Group

A, or Gr. B or Gr. C) Then, he/she should select any one paper from the selected

specialized group. During all the remaining Semesters similarly, student should select

one paper from optional papers.

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6.2.3 Economics

Course


SIM

Availability

Semester I


EC - 1 Micro Economic Analysis �

EC - 2 Monetary Economics �


EO - 1 Agricultural Economics �

EO - 2 Economics of Insurance -

EO - 3 Economics of Environment -

EO - 4 Principles and Practice of Co-operation �

EO - 5 Contribution of Nobel Laureates to Economics -

EO - 6 Managerial and Business Economics -

EO - 7 Economics of Gender and Development -

EO - 8 Economics of Education -


ECO - 1.1 Economics of Environment -

ECO - 1.2 Economics of Insurance -

Semester II


EC - 3 Public Economics �

EC - 4 Ecological and Resource Economics �


EO - 9 Agricultural Development in India �

EO - 10 Industrial Economics -

EO - 11 Economics and Law -

EO - 12 Human Resource Development -

EO - 13 Financial Markets and Institutions �

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EO - 14 Regional Economics -

EO - 15 Economics of Social Sector and Environment -

EO - 16 Economic Thoughts of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar -

ECO - 2.1 Economic Thoughts of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar -

ECO - 2.2 Financial Markets and Institutions �

Semester III


EC - 1 Statistics in Economic Analysis �

EC - 2 Macro Economic Analysis �


EO - 21 Economics of Labour �

EO - 22 Indian Public Finance �

EO - 23 Economics of Transport and Communication �

EO - 24 Indian Economic Policy �

EO - 25 Demography -

EO - 26 Urban Economics -

EO - 27 Economics of Energy -

EO - 28 Computer Application in Economics I -

EO - 29 Mathematical Economics II -

EO - 30 Econometrics I -

EO - 31 Social Sector and Environment -


ECO - 3.1 Econometrics I -

ECO - 3.2 Demography -

Semester IV


EC - 7 International Economics �

EC - 8 Economics of Growth and Development �


EO - 32 Co-operative Thoughts and Administration �

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EO - 33 Statistics for Economics -

EO - 34 Global Business Logistics -

EO - 35 Health Economics -

EO - 36 Advanced Banking �

EO - 37 Welfare Economics �

EO - 38 Research Methodology -

EO - 39 Economic Thoughts of Chh. Shahu Maharaj -

EO - 40 Computer Application in Economics II -

EO - 41 Economics and Law -

EO - 42 Econometrics II -

ECO - 4.1 Econometrics II -

ECO - 4.2 Economic Thoughts of Chh. Shahu Maharaj -

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6.2.4 History


Availability

Semester I


Hist. 101 Early India (from the beginning to 3rd

century B.C.) �

Hist. 102 Aspects of Medieval Indian History (1206-1750) �


Hist. 103 Sources for study of Ancient Indian History -

Hist. 104 Legacy of Ancient India -

Hist. 105 Sources for study of Medieval Indian History -

Hist. 106 Legacy of the Marathas �

Hist. 107 Popular Resistance to Company Rule (1757-1857) -

Hist. 108 Rise of Nationalism in India (1858-1905) �

Hist. 109 Rise and Consolidation of British Power in India

(1757-1857) -

Hist. 110 Making of 19th Century Maharashtra �

Hist. 111 Kolhapur through the Ages (from earliest times to

1844) -


Hist. 110 Making of 19th Century Maharashtra -

Semester II


Hist. 201 Institutions under the Marathas �

Hist. 202 National Movement in India (1905-1947) �


Hist. 203 Art and Architecture of Ancient India -

Hist. 204 Historical Monuments in the Deccan -

Hist. 205 Medieval Indian Economy (1206-1750) -

Hist. 206 Devotional Cults in Medieval India (1206-1750) �

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Hist. 207 Historiography of the Marathas -

Hist. 208 The Colonial State in India -

Hist. 209 Social Reform Movements in 19th Century India �

Hist. 210 Maharashtra Today (1960-2000) �

Hist. 211 History of Kolhapur State (1844-1949) -

Hist. 208 India’s Struggle for Independence -

Semester III


301 Traditions of History Writing �

302 Twentieth Century World (1900 to 1950) �

II) Elective Group A (Choose only one paper from the group)

303 Ancient South Asian Civilizations -

304 Ancient European Civilizations -

305 Ancient West Asian Civilizations -

306 Ancient Civilizations in Amarican Continent -

III) Elective Group B (Choose only one paper from the group)

307 Nationalist China (1900-1950) -

308 History of Modern Japan (1868 to 1945) -

309 Twentieth Century West Asia -

310 History of Russia (1900-1950) �

IV) Elective Group C (Choose only one paper from the group)

311 Interdisciplinary Research Method -

312 The Practice of Oral History -

313 Concepts and Methods of Local History -

314 History in Digital Age -

V) Elective Group D (Choose only one paper from the group)

315 History of Cinema -

316 Marathi Literature and History in Colonial India -

317 Understanding India through Cinema -

318 Forts of Maharashtra -

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V) Elective Group E (Choose only one paper from the group)

319 Maritime History of India -

320 Economic History of 19th Century India �

321 Environmental History of India -

322 History of Science and Technology in India -

Semester IV

401 Recent Trends in History Writing �

402 Twentieth Century World (1950 to 2000) �

403 Communist China (1930-1997) -

404 Japan Since 1945 -

405 The History of Israel - Palestine Conflict -

406 Struggle for Civil Rights in USA and South Africa

(till 1965) -

407 Political Leaders of 19th Century Western Europe -

408 Science and Technology in Europe -

409 Intellectual History of Modern Europe -

410 History of Renaissance and Reformation in Europe -

411 History of Indian Women �

412 Peasant Movements in Colonial India -

413 Labour Movements in Colonial India -

414 Dalit Movement in Colonial India -

415 Introduction to Archaeology -

416 Introduction to Museology -

417 History of Travel and Tourism in India �

418 Conservation of Heritage -

419 Colonialism and Princely States in India -

420 British Paramountcy and Southern Maratha Country

States in 19th Century -

421 Freedom Movement in Southern Maratha Country

States -

422 Princely State of Kolhapur : Glimpses of Cultural

History -

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M. Com.

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7. Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

7.1 Eligibility Criteria:

Any person who has pass Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com.) degree of this

University or of any other University recognized by this University as equivalent

thereto may after he has worked under the guidance of a recognized University

Teacher or at least two years subsequent to his passing the Bachelor of Commerce

Examination, be admitted to the examination, for the Degree of Master of

Commerce in accordance with the relevant Regulations.

Note:-

1. Only B. Com. Students are eligible for M. Com. Programme.

2. B.B.A., B.C.A., B.C.S. Students are not eligible for M.Com. Programme

7.2 Medium of instructions-

M.Com. Programme is available in English medium only.

7.3 Syllabus

M.Com.Part- I Syllabus Introduced by Shivaji University from June 2016 and

M.Com Part-II from June 2017 Onwards-

For more detailed Syllabus is available on Shivaji University Portal / Website.

Link: - http://www.unishivaji.ac.in/syllabusnew/Old-syllabus

7.4 Fee Structure

Sr.

No.

Course

Name Exam

Registra

tion

Study

Centre

Applica

tion

Prospec

tus SIM

E

Suvidha

Dhwaj

Nidhi Total

1. M. Com. 1 1210 1690 845 20 20 1405 50 10 5250

2. M. Com. 2 1210 1690 845 20 20 1405 50 10 5250

1) Addition fee for eligibility is to be paid at the time of first registration.

Within Maharashtra Outside Maharashtra Foreign students

Rs. 50/- Rs.100/- Rs. 500/-

2) Any change in fees, revised fees will be charged at the time of admission in

June/July. This will be notifying on website.

3) Late fee, super late fee will be charged according to the schedule.

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4) Additional fees for failed subject/s for repeater students

7.5 General Rules for M. Com. Programme

1. Implementation of semester system - It was decided that the semester system

should be implemented gradually as mentioned below-

M.Com. Part – I – Sem. - I & Sem. - II from Academic year 2016-17

M.Com. Part – II – Sem. - III & Sem. - IV from Academic year 2017- 18

2. Pattern of semester system – It was decided to accept 80:20 patterns for the

purpose of semester examinations.

3. Scheme of internal assessment - The committee took note of the UGC

guidelines and recommended to have continuous internal assessment for

M.Com. Programme. Internal Examination will be compulsory for all students.

If a student fails / remains absent in internal Examination then he / she will

have to clear the internal Examination in subsequent attempt/s.

The following scheme for internal assessment was prepared.

The Question paper in each semester (for each paper) shall be of 100

marks wherein 80-20 patterns will be accepted. For this purpose following will

be the pattern for internal assessment scheme i) M.Com. Part – I and II- the

80:20 Pattern will be applicable to Distance education students. However, for

internal work there will be Home assignment of 20 marks for each paper of all

semesters.

4. Duration of semester examination for each paper - The duration of

semester examination for each paper of 80 marks shall be of three hours.

5. Standard of passing- The Standard of passing shall be 40% where the student

will have to score 32 marks out of 80 (Compulsory) and 8 Marks out of 20

(optional) in each paper. There will be a combined head of passing in Theory

i.e. university exam and Internal Examination is 40 marks out of 100 marks.

6. Result - The result of each semester should be declared as Pass or Fail.

7. There will be independent Question Paper for M. Com. Distance Mode

Examination of the paper Research Methodology Paper No. VI and VIII of

100 mark (80-20). Separate Syllabus for the same is on university website.

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7.6 Subjects Offered- M. Com. Part-I (Sem.-I & II)

Sr.

No. Subject Name

Sr.

No. Subject Name

Compulsory Paper

Semester-I Semester-II

1

Management Concepts &

Organisational Behaviour

(Management Concepts )

Paper-I

15

Management Concepts &

Organisational Behaviour

(Organisational Behaviour)

Paper-II

2 Managerial Economics Paper-I 16 Managerial Economics Paper-II

Optional Paper Select One Group from A to F

Group-A : Advanced Accountancy

3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-I 17 Advanced Accountancy Paper-III

4 Advanced Accountancy Paper-II

(Auditing)

18

Advanced Accountancy Paper-IV

(Taxation)

Group-B : Advanced Costing

5 Advanced Costing Paper-I 19 Advanced Costing Paper-III

6 Advanced Costing Paper-II 20 Advanced Costing Paper-IV

Group- C : Taxation

7 Taxation Paper-I (Income Tax) 21 Taxation Paper-III (Income Tax)

8 Taxation Paper-II (Income Tax) 22 Taxation Paper-IV (Income Tax)

Group- D : Advanced Banking & Financial System

9


System Paper-I

(Law & Practice of Banking in

India)

23


System Paper-III

(Law &Practice of Banking in

India)

10


System Paper-II (Bank

Management)

24


System Paper-IV (Bank

Management)

Group- E : Cooperation and Rural Development

11 Cooperation and Rural

Development Paper-I

25

Cooperation and Rural

Development Paper-III

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(Principles of Cooperation) (Principles of Cooperation)

12


Development Paper-II

(Rural Economy of India)

26


Development Paper-IV

(Rural Economy of India)

Group- F : Business Administration

13

Business Administration Paper-I

(Introduction to Business

Administration )

27

Business Administration Paper-III

(Introduction to Business

Administration )

14

Business Administration Paper-II

(Functional Areas of Management

HR and Production)

28

Business Administration Paper-IV

(Functional Areas of Management

Marketing and Finance)

7.7 Self Instructional Material (SIM) are available for M. Com. Part-I Sem. I & II

for following Subjects only

Sr.

No. Subject Name

English

Medium

Compulsory Papers

1 Management Concepts & Organisational Behaviour

Paper-I (Management Concepts )

�

1 Management Concepts & Organisational Behaviour

Paper-II (Organisational Behaviour)

�

2 Managerial Economics Paper-I �

2 Managerial Economics Paper-II �

Optional Papers


3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-I �

3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-III �

4 Advanced Accountancy Paper-II (Auditing) �

4 Advanced Accountancy Paper-IV (Taxation) �

Note:-

1. Study Material (SIM) of Optional Paper Group A: Advanced Accountancy is only available, other

optional papers study material not availables. Student need to select optional subject group-A-

Advanced Accountancy.

2. If Students choose the any other optional paper then SIM Fee will be charged as per a university

rule which is non refundable so students advised to choose optional paper group A: Advanced

Accountancy.

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7.8 Subjects Offered- M. Com. Part-II (Sem. III & IV)

Subject Code

Subject Name

Subject

Code Subject Name

Compulsory Papers

Semester-III Semester-IV

1 Management Accounting Paper-I

15 Management Accounting Paper-II (Management Control System)

2 Business Finance Paper-I 16 Business Finance Paper-II

Optional Papers Select One Group from A to F

Group-A : Advanced Accountancy Group-A : Advanced Accountancy

3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-V (Cost Accounting)

17 Advanced Accountancy Paper-VII (Financial Management)

4 Research Methodology Paper-VI (Advanced Accountancy)

18 Research Methodology Paper-VIII (Advanced Accountancy)

Group-B : Advanced Costing Group-B : Advanced Costing

5 Advanced Costing Paper-V (Financial Management)

19 Advanced Costing Paper-VII (Financial Management)

6 Research Methodology Paper-VI (Advanced Costing)

20 Research Methodology Paper-VIII (Advanced Costing)

Group- C : Taxation

7 Taxation Paper-V 21 Taxation Paper-VII

8 Research Methodology Paper-VI (Taxation)

22 Research Methodology Paper-VIII (Taxation)

Group- D : Advanced Banking & Financial System

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Advanced Banking & Financial System Paper-V (Modern Banking)

23

Advanced Banking & Financial System Paper-VII (Modern Banking)

10

Research Methodology Paper-VI (Advanced Banking & Financial System)

24

Research Methodology Paper-VIII (Advanced Banking & Financial System)

Group- E : Cooperation and Rural Development

11 Co-operation & Rural Development Paper-V (Cooperative Structure in India)

25

Co-operation & Rural Development Paper-VII (Cooperative Structure in India)

12 Research Methodology Paper-VI (Co-operation & Rural Development)

26 Research Methodology Paper-VIII (Co-operation & Rural Development)

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Group- F : Business Administration

13

Business Administration Paper-V (Application of Management in International Business)

27

Business Administration Paper-VII (Application of Management in International Business)

14 Research Methodology Paper-VI :(Business Administration)

28 Research Methodology Paper-VIII

7.9 Self Instructional Material (SIM) is available for M. Com. Part-II Sem. III &

IV for following Subjects only

Sr.

No. Subject Name

English

Medium

Compulsory Papers

1 Management Accounting Paper-I �

1 Management Accounting Paper-II (Management Control

System)

�

2 Business Finance Paper-I �

2 Business Finance Paper-II �

Optional Papers


3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-V (Cost Accounting) �

3 Advanced Accountancy Paper-VII (Financial

Management)

�

4 Research Methodology Paper-VI (All Optional Paper) �

4 Research Methodology Paper-VIII (All Optional Paper) �

Important Note:-

1. Study Material (SIM) of Optional Paper Group A: Advanced Accountancy is only available, other

optional papers study material not availables. Students need to select optional subject Group-A

Advanced Accountancy.

2. If Students choose the any other optional paper then SIM Fee will be charged as per a university

rule which is non refundable so students advised to choose optional paper group A: Advanced

Accountancy.

3. M. Com. Part-II Semester-III having common optional paper named Research Methodology Paper-

VI and for Semester IV Research Methodology Paper-VIII (All optional papers) and this papers also

have separate syllabus for Distance mode Students.

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M.Sc. (Mathematics)

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8. M.Sc. (Mathematics)

8.1 Eligibility :

A candidate who has taken the degree of Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) of this

University or of any other University recognized thereto, equivalent with mathematics

as a principal subject

OR

Who has passed the B. Sc./B.A. examination of this University with Mathematics at B.

Sc. III/B. A. III or B. Sc. II/B. A. II with at least 55% B+ marks or an examination of

any other statutory University.

M. Sc. (Mathematics) Course Structure 2014-15 & available SIM

Paper No. Semester-I Paper

No. Semester-II

MT-101 Algebra-I MT-201 Linear Algebra

MT-102 Advanced Calculus MT-202 Topology

MT-103 Real Analysis MT-203 Complex Analysis

MT-104 Differential Equations MT-204 Numerical Analysis

MT-105 Classical Mechanics MT-205 Differential Geometry

Paper No. Semester-III Paper

No.

Semester-IV

Compulsory Compulsory

MT-301 Functional Analysis MT-401 Field Theory

MT-302 Advanced Discrete

Mathematics

MT-402 Partial Differential

Equations

Optional Paper Optional Paper

MT-303 Number Theory MT-407 Operations Research-II

MT-307 Operation Research-I MT-413 Fuzzy Relations and Logic

MT-313 Fuzzy Mathematics MT-415 Combinatorics

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8.2 Fees Structure :

The students should pay the fees for Semester-I & Semester-II together and

Semester-III and Semester-IV together at the time of registration/admission in

June/July.

Class Application

Form Fee

Exam.

Fee

Registration

Fee

Study

Centre

Fee

Prospectus

Fee

SIM

Fee

Dhwaj

Nidhi

E-

Suvidha

Total

Fee

First

Year 20 1640 1690 845 20 2815 10 50 7090

Second

Year 20 1640 1690 845 20 2815 10 50 7090

Eligibility Fee

Shivaji University Other University in

Maharashtra

Out of Maharashtra

Degree Foreign

50 50 100 500

1) Additional eligibility fee will be charged according to the rules.

2) In case of change in fees, the revised fees at the time of admission will be charged.

3) Additional fee for failed subject/s is to be paid.

8. 3 Course Related Information

�� Assignments, Exams, Results & Other details :

1) Contact Sessions : According to Semester Exams, contact sessions are

planned and are held at the study centre Centre for Distance Education Shivaji

University, Kolhapur and in Willingdon College, Sangli. SMS will be sent to

the concerned students in this regard after which detail time table will be

displayed on www.unishivaji.ac.in - Distance Education - Contact Session

link.

2) Assignments : The candidate has to see www.unishivaji.ac.in - distance

education - assignment link, prior to one month of the exam. Candidate has

to write the assignment, note down his exam seat no. (printed on hall ticket

and also attach the photo copy of it to the Assignment) on it & send it to

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Course Co-ordinator (M.Sc.) Maths, Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji

University, Kolhapur

3) Time Table : Candidates should see the time table from www.unishivaji.ac.in

- exam section - exam schedule link - M. Sc. (Maths) time table & confirm

date & time with those mentioned in their hall tickets.

4) Online Hall Ticket : It is the responsibility of the candidate to take his/her

online hall ticket through online.shivajiuniversity.in - online hall ticket link.

The Candidate has to take online print of it and appear the exam.

5) Result : The result will be displayed online on online.shivajiuniversity.in

link. The candidate has to take an online print of the result by using his/her

PRN.

6) Repeater exam fee & form : within 15 days after the declaration of the result,

the student has to come to the Centre for Distance Education personally & fill

up the exam form & fees as a repeater for remaining/failed subjects. Otherwise

he/she will not be eligible to re-appear these subjects.

7) Rules & regulations amended by the University from time to time will be

applicable to the students.

8) The candidate has to inform immediately his/her changed mobile number,

email id to Shivaji University for speedy correspondence.

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8.4 Ordinances

O. M. Sc. 1 :

1.1 Any person who has taken the degree of B. Sc./B. A. of this University or the

Degree of any other statutory University recognised as equivalent, and has kept

four semester terms in the University as a post-graduate student be admitted to the

examination for the degree of Master of Science in any of these subjects mentioned

in R. M. Sc. No. 3.

1.2 A student shall be held eligible for admission to the M. Sc. Maths. Course provided

he/she has passed the B. Sc. / B. A. examination either with maths as a principle

subject or with a subsidiary/interdisciplinary/applied/allied subjects and has passed

the entrance examination conducted by the University.

1.3 The students with B. Sc. / B. A. (General Course) from other universities shall be

eligible if they qualify through entrance examination and they score minimum 55%

B+ marks in the subject at the B. Sc. examination.

1.4 While preparing the merit list for M. Sc. admission, the performance at B. Sc.

III/B. A. III or B. Sc. II / B. A. II, as the case may be, and the performance at the

entrance examination will be given equal weightage (50.50).

O. M. Sc. 2 :

2.1 In case of Mathematics, distance mode student shall be registered and admitted to

the examination of the degree of M. Sc. by papers provided the Student.

a) has passed the B. Sc. / B. A. examination of this University with Mathematics

at B. Sc. III/B. A. III or B. Sc. II / B. A. II with at least 55 per cent B+ marks

or an examination of any other statutory University.

b) has registered as a distance mode candidate for the examination and as laid

down in O. 123.

2.1 The student can register himself for Semester I and III Exams to be held in

October/November every year and for Semester II & IV Exam to be held in

April/May every year.

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O. 123 :

Registration as distance mode Candidates for an examination shall be open to :

1. Persons residing in the Maharashtra state or in the state of Goa or the Districts of

Belgaum or Karwar at the time of Registration

OR

2. Women residing at any place

OR

3. A graduate of this University desirous of taking the Post-graduate Examination

distance mode irrespective of his place of residence at the time of Registration.

OR

4. Persons who are domiciled in the state of Maharashtra and have passed first year or

Part-I examination of this University provided they are in service of the Central

Government or the Maharashtra State Government.

OR

5. Marathi speaking persons who are residing outside the Jurisdiction of the Shivaji

University.

Definition No. 1 : For purpose of this ordinance the expression ‘residing’ means

continuously residing for a period of one year immediately preceding the date of

Registration as an distance mode Candidate.

Definition No. 2 : The term ‘Marathi Speaking persons’ used in rule 5 above shall

mean persons whose mother tongue is Marathi.

REGULATIONS

R. M. Sc. 1

1.1 Candidates registered for M. Sc. (Mathematics) Degree examination as distance

mode students shall be exempted from regular attendance and keeping of the

terms of the University.

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1.2 The course of studies, and the standard of passing etc. at the M. Sc. (Mathematics

Distance mode) examination will be identical with those at the M. Sc.

(Mathematics Regular)

1.3 Candidates shall have to take the examination Semesterwise.

1.4 If a student does not pass the whole examination within six years from his first

appearance, he/she shall forefeit his credit of having passed in any of the

Semester(s) and shall have to appear for the whole examination afresh. He/She

shall not be eligible to appear for all the four semester examinations at a time.

R. M. Sc. 2

The M. Sc. Degree will be awarded only after successful completion of written and

practical university examinations.

R. M. Sc. 3

Not Applicable

R. M. Sc. 4

4.1 The entire course of M. Sc. shall be of 2400 marks where each semester shall have

600 marks i.e., 400 Theory + 200 Practical (except Mathematics, Statistics and

electronics). M. Sc. course in Physics (Applied Electronics) and Electronics

Sciences and other subjects shall have four/five theory papers (each 80 marks) for

each semester, while for M. Sc. Mathematics shall constitute five theory papers

of 120 marks each. (For theory 90 and internal 30 marks.)

4.2 The examination for the M. Sc. Degree shall be of four Semester (i.e. Sem. I,

Sem. II, Sem. III & Sem. IV)

4.3 The commencement and conclusion of each semester shall be notified by the

University from time to time.

4.4 There shall be a University examination for theory and practical at the end of each

Semester. The evaluation of theory & Practical examination shall be done by

internal as well as external examiners.

4.5 In each Semester there shall be 5 theory courses for Physics (Applied Electronics),

Electronic Sciences, Statistics and Mathematics while there shall be 4 theory

courses for other subjects. Each paper shall be of three hours duration. The

Semester theory examination shall be conducted as under:

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October/November: Semester I and II

April/May : Semester II & IV

4.6 A student who has passed semester examination shall not be allowed to take the

examination in the same Semester again.

4.7 The student is allowed to keep term in the third semester even if he/she fails in

three heads of University Exam. Part-I (Sem.-I & II) taken together.

4.8 The result shall be declared at the end of each semester examination as per

University Rules.

R. M. Sc. 5 :

On a new application bering forwarded, a candidate who has passed the

examination of the M. Sc. Degree may present himself again for the same on subsequent

occasion, subject to the following condition :

If he/she has passed in one subject, he/she may appear in another subject. The

conditions regarding keeping of four terms and choice of subject specified in O. M. Sc.

1 shall apply for every such reappearance also.

R. M. Sc. 6 :

On a new application being forwarded and fresh fee paid, a candidate who has once

passed the M. Sc. examination will be allowed to appear in additional papers or optional

group of special papers, provided he/she keeps fresh terms of the new papers. A student

passing in this manner shall be awarded only a certificate to that effect and shall be

considered competent in the respective specializations.

R. M. Sc. 7 :

Two more chances within the span of two years following the regular batch

examination of the old course will be given to the students.

R. M. Sc. 8 :

Person who hold a pass or second class at the M. A./M. Sc. Degree and wish to

appear for the same examinations in the same subjects in order to improve their

class to secure B+ class shall be allowed to do so as per the following provisions.

8.1 The concession to reappear will be available only to :

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(a) the holders of the Master’s Degree of this University irrespective of their

residence.

(b) any Higher Secondary School/Junior College/Senior College Teacher working

in the Shivaji University area, irrespective of the University of which he/she

holds the degree.

8.2 Persons holding M. A. / M. Sc. Degree of this University in the pass class or

second class and desirous of reappearing for the same examination for

improvement of class shall be given three chances to do so within a period of six

years from his/her passing the said examination in the pass class or second class.

The Teacher in Junior College intending to reappear under these rules will have

three chances to improve his/her class within a period of six years from the date of

his/her appointment.

8.3 Where the examination is held in parts, appearance for all the four semesters at a

time is not allowed. A student in Science subjects shall have to appear for Semester

I, III and IV in October/November and Semesters II and IV examinations in

April/May.

8.4 The result shall be declared at the end of each Semester.

8.5 If a person appears for the first part/Semester I and III and fails, or obtains less than

the required marks, he/she will either have to appear for the second part/Semester II

and IV and obtain the necessary marks for the improvement of the class in the

whole examination or will have to declare that he/she has lost one chance.

8.6 A candidate intending to re-appear at M. Sc. / M. A. examination under these rules,

shall be allowed to do so without keeping fresh terms.

8.7 a) For Science subjects in which Semester system is implemented, a candidate

intending to re-appear at the M. Sc. examination under these rules, may appear

for Semester I and III examination in October and for Semester II and IV

examination in April provided he/she will have to complete his semester II and

IV examination within a period of six years from his passing the examination

in the pass class or second class. a candidate will have to appear for the

Semester I and III examinations first under this scheme.

b) A candidate shall have to appear for the practical examination also along with

the theory papers of the concerned Semester examination.

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c) A candidate who has passed M. A. / M. Sc. examination held in the month of

October/November shall not be allowed to register his name for the immediate

next April examination under this scheme.

8.8 a) A candidate intending to re-appear for the M. A./M. Sc. examination of this

University under these rules shall be governed by the rules and regulations

relating to the course and syllabi which may be prescribed by the University

from time to time. It is entirely the responsibility of the candidate to ascertain

that the papers be chooses are a part of a syllabus in force and are actually

taught for the said examination.

b) A candidate is required to get his/her name registered as distance mode

student by submitting the prescribed registration form along with the

necessary certificates and fees within the prescribed date under this scheme.

8.9 a) The result of the candidate appearing for the M. A. / M. Sc. examination under

these rules will be declared only if he passes the whole examination in a class

higher than the class he possesses. The marks obtained by the candidate whose

class is not improved will be made known to him on request and on payment

of the prescribed fees. So also, the statement of marks for his/her Semester

examination will be issued on payment of prescribed fees.

b) A candidate offering eight papers at a time will not be allowed to claim credit

of any one part for any of the future chances and exemption of the papers is

not allowed under this scheme.

c) The answer books of the candidates appearing under this scheme can be

verified and revalued as per the University rules.

8.10 A candidate re-appearing for M. A. / M. Sc. examination under these rules and

obtaining B+ class shall not be eligible to appear again for the same

examination in the same subject or subjects for securing a class higher than the

B+.

8.11 A candidate passing any of the Post-graduate examinations mentioned above under

these rules shall not be eligible to receive any prizes, scholarships, etc. instituted by

the University and he/she shall also not be entitled to a merit certificate from the

University.

8.12 If a candidate is unable to get a higher class under this scheme, his/her previous

performance in the corresponding examination shall hold good.

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8.13 A candidate who improves his class under this scheme shall have to surrender his

‘Pass Class Degree Certificate’ to the Shivaji University. In the absence of this the

Degree under the ‘Improvement of Class Scheme’ will not be conferred on him.

9. Standard of Passing

The standard of passing shall be 40%, where the student shall have to score 36

marks in theory out of 90 & 12 marks in home assignment out of 30. The students

should score 48 marks out of 120 to pass the paper. But student should score

minimum 36 marks in theory paper out of 90 marks. If a student does not submit

home assignment & he/she scores 48 marks in theory paper, he will be declared as

pass.

10. Equivalence of papers and chances for the students in 100/120 marks for

theory paper – Two additional chances shall be given for the repeater students of

the 100/120 marks theory paper. After this, the concerned students will have to

appear for examination as per the equivalent paper given under semester system.

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Master of Business Administration

1. Marketing Management

2. Financial Management

3. Human Resource Management

4. Production and Operations Management

M.B.A.

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9. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)

In the post-globalisation period, there has been a huge requirement of trained and

well-qualified manpower with a MBA degree to cater to the needs of manufacturing and

service organisations. Further, the already employed professionals in manufacturing and

service organisations, but who do not have an MBA degree, have also a great need to

upgrade their qualifications by acquiring an MBA degree through specilization. In view

of this, the Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur has introduced

M.B.A. Course in the specilization.

� M.B.A. Programme

9.1 Master of Business Administration Course

9.1.1 Why M.B.A.

Potential to grow as the M.B.A. programme can be completed while continuing

with one’s employment.

Main idea is to cater to the requirement of those who could not attend the regular

M.B.A. due to various constraints such as employment, lack of time to attend the

regular fulltime course etc.

The target groups are employees in institutes of higher education, banks and

insurance, service organisations, SMEs and other business organisations interested

in future education in Management.

9.1.2 Aims of the Programme

To strengthen the theoretical and conceptual knowledge base of executives.

To help the executives to improve decision making skills, creative and logical

thinking.

To improve analytical ability, problem solving skills and judgmental ability.

9.1.3 Reference to the Distance Education mode in the Certificate Issued

On successful completion of the course, the certificate issued would have clearly

indicated that the M.B.A. course was completed by the concerned student in the

Distance mode.

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9.1.4 Duration of the Programme

The duration of the course is divided into four semesters of equal duration. There

will be semester end examination in December and April/May for each of the semesters,

besides that in each semester, a student has to complete the internal assignment (term-

work) as prescribed by the Centre for Distance Education.

9.1.5 At a Glance M.B.A. Programme

Sr.

No.

Difference

Components

MBA

1. Eligibility a) Graduate of any faculty, from any recognised university

with a minimum of 50% marks (45% marks for reserved

category candidates).

2. Elective

Subjects





9.2 Eligibility for Admission

9.2.1 M.B.A. Programme

a) Graduate of any faculty, from any recognised university with a minimum of

50% marks (45% marks for reserved category students)

9.2.2 Admission procedure

The admission procedure consists of an Entrance Test.

After a candidate meets the Eligibility Criteria, the next step in the selection

procedure consists of an Entrance Test.

9.3 Entrance Test

9.3.1 About Entrance Test

The students seeking admission for MBA Programme have to appear for the

Entrance Examination.

The details of Entrance Examination will be displayed on University website –

www.unishivaji.ac.in

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The minimum qualification is graduation in any discipline from any recognized

university with 50% for open category and minimum 45% marks for reserved

categories.

Entrance Test will be conducted for admission to the M.B.A. Programme in

May/June.

9.3.2 Entrance Test Syllabus

The MBA Entrance Test will consist of 100 objective questions on aptitude,

comprehension, numerical and verbal ability, data interpretation, judgment etc.

9.3.3 Entrance Test Venues

The exact Entrance Test centre location(s) and changes if any in the test schedule

would be displayed on the University website at www.unishivaji.ac.in.

9.3.4 Entrance Test Merit List

The Entrance Test Merit List will be displayed on the university website

www.unishivaji.ac.in.

9.3.5 How to register for the Entrance Test

Registering for the Entrance Test, the candidates should use only the online

application form available at online.unishivaji.ac.in

Candidate should take care while filling the online application form and provide

their detailed postal address, including landmarks, house name / number, pin code etc.

and any written communication may not reach him/her in time or may be returned back

without delivery as “addressee not found” etc.

The candidate should also provide his/her mobile number, e-mail id in the online

form. The candidate should choose an Entrance Test centre only from the Test Centres

offered by the Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Once a Test Centre is chosen, change of

Test Centre will not be permitted.

9.3.6 Hall Ticket

On printing the completed online application form, the hall ticket is also printed

along with the online form.

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9.3.7 Declaration of Entrance Test Merit List

Candidates should check the University website www.unishivaji.ac.in for the date

of declaration of Entrance Test merit list, date of admission counseling, changes in

entrance exam date and/or time (if any) and any other relevant issues.

It is the candidate’s responsibility to check from time to time, the university

website for merit list, admission counseling dates, exam schedule etc.

The Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji University will not contact the

candidates individually.

9.3.8 Instructions and contact with Candidates

Any other instructions regarding Entrance Test timetable and any other pertinent

instructions/information will be displayed on the university website. Candidates will

not be informed on an individual basis through e-mail, SMS, telephonically etc., though

an attempt will be made to send SMS. In case of any difficulty, candidates may contact:

9.3.9 Documents required to be attached with the Entrance Test application form

Other than the duly completed and printed online application form, original

certificates should not be enclosed along with the application form. All relevant

original certificates, documents have to be produced at the time of the Admission

Counselling before provisional admission is granted.

Following documents have to be enclosed with the form:

� Original printed online application form duly completed and signed.

� Attested copy (True copy) of the Graduation Mark list. The Mark list should

clearly indicate the percentage (%) marks obtained by the candidate at the

graduation level. In case the student has obtained the graduation qualifications after

multiple attempts, one attested copy each of all such Mark list(s) should be

enclosed.

� Attested copy (True copy) of the Reserved Category Certificate issued by the

competent authority. (If applicable latest Non-Creamylayer Certificate)

� Two passport size photographs have to enclosed with the application form. One

photograph should be pasted on the application form and signed across by the

candidate. The second photograph should be stapled to the application form.

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� Attested copy (True copy) of the Transference Certificate and/or Migration

Certificate as applicable issued by the competent authority.

� Undertaking in the prescribed format if a copy of the Transference Certificate

and/or Migration Certificate cannot be provided when applying. The undertaking

format is given at the end of this prospectus.

Or

� Entrance Test fees students have to pay through online gateway only.

� Entrance Test Exam form’s Hard Copy, online gateway payment receipt and

above mentioned documents etc. should be submitted by the students..

9.3.10 Candidate’s Responsibility

It is the candidate’s responsibility to ensure that the correct amount of Entrance

Test fees are paid and that the completed form with the specified documents reaches to

above address on or before the due date.

The Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur assumes no

responsibility for late submission, loss in transit, incomplete documentation etc.

9.3.11 Late fees

The date of receipt at the Inward Section, of Centre for Distance Education,

Shivaji University, Kolhapur will be the reference date to decide the quantum of late

fee if any. The date of posting/courier is irrelevant for deciding the late fees, hence the

candidates are advised to send the application form with all specified documents at the

earliest possible.

If the online payment is not inclusive of the late fee or if the amount send is short

of the required fees as applicable, the candidate should pay the late fee at the earliest

possible. Failure to do this, would result in the candidate’s name not being included in

the final merit list irrespective of the marks obtained in the Entrance Test.

Collection of prospectus for candidates submitting the form in person:

i) Candidate or his/her representative can collect the prospectus from the consumer

store located within the Shivaji University campus upon the presentation of the 2nd

original cash receipt.

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ii) For candidates submitting through post/courier, may collect the prospectus at the

time of the Entrance Test, after they have collected the original payment receipt

from the MBA co-ordinator’s office.

iii) No Provision for sending prospectus through post/courier to candidates applying

via the post.

9.3.12 Mandatory requirement of Transference Certificate and/or Migration

Certificate

It is mandatory for candidates who gain provisional admission to provide the

Transference Certificate and / or Migration Certificate at the time of admission

counseling or within 30 days from the date of the provisional admission, failing

which the candidate’s provisional admission would be summarily cancelled and fees

paid by the candidate will not be refunded.

� the candidate has to provide Transference Certificate if the educational institution

where the candidate had last enrolled/registered is affiliated to Shivaji University,

Kolhapur.

� the candidate also has to provide a Transference Certificate and a Migration

Certificate, if the educational institution where the candidate had last

enrolled/registered is not affiliated to Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

� In case, the candidate had last/earlier enrolled/registered with one of the

Departments of Shivaji University, he/she has to give an application to the relevant

department for sending the Transference Certificate and/or Migration Certificate

(as applicable) to the Centre for Distance Education.

Candidates who cannot provide the Transference Certificate and/or Migration

Certificate (as applicable) when applying or at the time of the admission counseling will

be given provisional admission and will have to provide an undertaking in the

prescribed format provided at the end of this prospectus, that he/she will provide the

required Transference Certificate and/or Migration certificate within 30 days from the

date of the provisional admission, failing which such candidates provisional admission

will be summarily cancelled and fees will not be refunded.

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9.3.13 Verification of Documents

Candidates have to produce all original certificates/documents (as applicable)

including Mark list(s), Reserved Category Certificate, Experience Certificates, Salary

slips etc as issued by the competent authority at the time of admission counseling.

9.3.14 Documents Required in Respect of Foreign Students

Marklist (Original & Attested)

Student Visa

Passport

Police Record (A Letter from Home D.S. P.)

(Note: Entrance Examination Must be Passed)

9.3.15 Change of name if any

Each candidate with a change in name and/or surname (in particular female

candidates who have married after their graduation) after successful completion of

graduation (if due change in name process as per the appropriate University rules has

not been completed) have to use their maiden name / earlier name while filling the

online form.

Only in case the due process for change in name, as per the relevant rules of Shivaji

University has been completed then the changed name can be used for completing the

forms, but the relevant original order (and an attested photocopy) permitting change of

name has to presented at the time for admission counseling.

Candidates desirous of getting their names changed should approach (at a later

stage after obtaining admission) the Statement Section, Examination Department of

Shivaji University for completing the change in name process.

9.3.16 Need for English fluency

The course is conducted only in English language hence the student would be

required to be fluent in English.

9.3.17 Resolution Regarding the Conflicts/Disputes

If there are any conflicts or disputes then the decision of Director, Centre for

Distance Education and authorities of Shivaji Universities will be final.

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9.4 Programme Structure

The entire MBA Programme would be for a total of 3200 marks each. Each course

would have a total of 32 papers spread equally over the four semesters i.e. there would

be eight subjects in each semester and each subject would be for 100 marks.

MBA PART - I

Semester I subjects : [All eight subjects are compulsory].

Sr.

No. Names of subjects

Subject

Code

Compulsory /

Elective

1. Principles of Management 42107 Compulsory

2. Accounting and Finance for Managers 42108 Compulsory

3. Mathematics and Statistics for Management 42109 Compulsory

4. Managerial Economics 42110 Compulsory

5. Information Technology for Management 42111 Compulsory

6. Business Communication 42112 Compulsory

7. Organisational Behaviour 42113 Compulsory

8. Business Law 42114 Compulsory

MBA Part – I /Semester II subjects : [All eight subjects are compulsory].

Sr.


Subject

Code

Compulsory /

Elective

1. Marketing Management 42419 Compulsory

2 Financial Management 42420 Compulsory

3. Human Resource Management 42421 Compulsory

4. Production and Operations Management 42422 Compulsory

5. Management Information Systems 42423 Compulsory

6. Application of Operation Research in

Management 42424 Compulsory

7. Applications of Research Methodology in


8. Business and Economic Environment 42426 Compulsory

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MBA PART - II

MBA-II/Semester III subjects : [Two subjects as indicated are compulsory and six

subjects are electives as indicated below].

Sr.


Subject Code Compulsory /

Elective

1. Corporate Planning and Strategic


2. Business Ethics and Professional Values 42166 Compulsory

3. Elective I, Paper I Elective

4. Elective I, Paper II Elective

5. Elective I, Paper III Elective

6. Elective II, Paper I Elective

7. Elective II, Paper II Elective

8. Elective II, Paper III Elective

MBA-II/Semester IV subjects :

[ Four subjects are compulsory and four subjects are electives as indicated below ].

Sr.


Subject Code Compulsory /

Elective

1. Entrepreneurship and Project


2. Management Control Systems 42408 Compulsory

3. International Business 42409 Compulsory

4. Project Report and Viva 42410 Compulsory

5. Elective I, Paper IV Elective

6. Elective I, Paper V Elective

7. Elective II, Paper IV Elective

8. Elective II, Paper V Elective

Students are required to select any two Electives (elective I & elective II) from the lists

as given above for the two semesters, each elective comprises five papers as follows:

(i) Semester-III

� Elective-I having Papers I, II and III.

� Elective-II having Papers I, II and III.

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(ii) Semester-IV

� Elective-I having Papers IV and V.

� Elective-II having Papers IV and V.

Choice of Electives

Students can take electives only from the electives on offer for M.B.A. as the case

may be. Students will not be allowed to take electives not on offer for the particular

course.

Change of Elective:

Students will not be allowed to change electives after the online registration form

for the III semester has been submitted.

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MBA PART - II

The Elective subjects mentioned below are available for MBA students.





Detailed papers in each elective are as follows:

Sr.

No.

Names of Elective Papers available in the respective

semester.

Subject

Code

Compulsory /

Elective

Marketing Management, Semester III

1. Gr. A. : Sales and Distribution Management 42173 Elective

2. Gr. A. : Advertising Management & Consumer

Behaviour

42174 Elective

3. Gr. A. : Marketing in Special Fields 42351 Elective

Marketing Management, Semester IV

4. Gr. A. : International Marketing 42415 Elective

5. Gr. A. : Case Studies in Marketing Management 42416 Elective

Sr.

No.


semester. Subject

Code

Compulsory

/ Elective

Financial Management, Semester III

1. Gr. B. : Indian Financial System 42167 Elective

2. Gr. B. : Project Planning and Financial Decision

Analysis

42168 Elective

3. Gr. B. : Investment Management 42169 Elective

Financial Management, Semester IV

4. Gr. B. : International Finance 42411 Elective

5. Gr. B. : Case Studies in Finance 42412 Elective

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Sr.

No.


semester.

Subject

Code

Compulsory

/ Elective

Human Resource Management, Semester III

1. Gr. C. : Human Resource Planning and Procurement 42170 Elective

2. Gr. C. : Developing and Utilizing Human Resource 42171 Elective

3. Gr. C. : Industrial Relations & Integration of Human

Resource 42172 Elective

Human Resource Management, Semester IV

4. Gr. C. : Human Resource Management in

International Perspective 42413 Elective

5. Gr. C. : Case Studies in Human Resource

Management 42414 Elective

Production and Operations Management, Semester III

1. Gr. D. : Industrial Engineering 42352 Elective

2. Gr. D. : Purchasing and Supply Management 42353 Elective

3. Gr. D. : Total Quality Management 42354 Elective

Production and Operations Management, Semester IV

4. Gr. D. : World Class Manufacturing 42417 Elective

5. Gr. D. : Case Studies in Production Management 42418 Elective

For detail syllabus refer http://www.unishivaji.ac.in/syllabusold/

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9.5 Examination & Fee Structure

9.5.1 Pattern of Examination for each subject

� External Examination (Theory) - 80 Marks.

� Internal Assessment (Assignments) - 20 Marks

The duration of external examination will be of 3 hours.

The internal assignment marks would be based on the assignments, centrally

administered by the Centre for Distance Education for all the Study Centres.

Only for the subject “Project Report and Viva” of fourth semester, the internal

assessment would be for 50 marks and the external examination in the form of Viva

Voce would be for 50 marks.

9.5.2 Passing Rules

1. For each subject, there is a separate passing criterion for Internal Assignment

(Termwork) and the University Examination, i.e. in each subject, a student has to get at

least 8 out of 20 internal assessment and 32 out of 80 in University Examination.

The Internal Assignment questions for all semesters and all subjects would be

displayed on the University website with the last date of submission at the appropriate

Study Centre clearly indicated.

In case a student fails to submit/does not submit the complete required set

/submits after the specified date the Internal Assessment part, he/she would be declared

failed for those particular subject(s) and would have to submit the Internal Assessment

for those particular subject(s) after registering for the next examination for those

subjects again.

The Internal Assessment submitted should be as per the latest internal assignment

questions displayed and not as per the internal assignment questions displayed in the

previous semester.

2. Minimum 50% of marks in aggregate is required.

The most recent marks would be considered for awarding of class.

3. A student who had registered for the Semester-I will be allowed to continue

for the Semester-II even if he fails in / remains absent for all subjects in Semester-I.

Similarly, a student who had registered for the Semester-III will be allowed to

continue for the Semester-IV even if he fails in / remains absent for all subjects in

Semester-III.

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4. For admission to MBA – Part-II [Semester-III], a candidate must have cleared

all papers of Semester-I and II or at least 12 papers of Semester-I and II combined.

5. Award of Class is based on the aggregate marks obtained by the student.

9.5.3 Programme Fees

The students should pay the fees for Semester-I & Semester-II together and

Semester-III and Semester-IV together at the time of registration/admission in

June/July.

Fees to be paid while registering for the first time for the First Year

(Sem.- I & Sem.- II) in June / July

Sr.

No. Details Amount

1. Registration Fee Rs. 1,690

2. Examination Fee Rs. 1,370

3. Course Fee Rs. 18,165

4. Study Centre Fee Rs. 705

5. Form Fee Rs. 20

6. E. Suvidha Rs. 50

7. Dhwaj Nidhi Rs. 10

8. Prospectus Rs. 20

Total Amount (Excluding Eligibility Fee) Rs. 22,030

9.5.4 Eligibility Fees

Sr.

No. Details

Amount

1. Eligibility Fee (at the time of admission only)

If candidate is from an institution affiliated to Shivaji

University

Rs. 100

If candidate is from an institution affiliated to any other

recognized Indian University

Rs.

300

If candidate is from an institution affiliated to any other

recognized non-Indian University

Rs.

500

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9.5.5 Fees to be paid while registering for the first time for the Second Year (Sem.

III & Sem. IV) in June / July.

Sr.

No. Fees Details Amount

1. Registration Fee Rs. 1,690

2. Examination Fee Rs. 1,370

3. Course Fee Rs. 18,165

4. Study Centre Fee Rs. 705

5. Form Fee Rs. 20

6. E. Suvidha Rs. 50

7. Dhwaj Nidhi Rs. 10

8. Prospectus Rs. 20

Total Amount Rs. 22,030

Note:

1) In case of change in fees, the revised fees will be charged at the time of admission.

2) Late Fee or Super Late Fee, as applicable, would be additional.

3) Additional fees for failed subject/s.

Note:

The above mentioned fee structure is only for new registrations / admissions

(appearing for the first time) for various semesters as indicated.

9.5..6 Admission cancellation and refund of fees

Candidates should note that provisional admission is granted on payment of

fees as appropriate. If a student cancels the provisional admission at a later stage,

fees will be refunded after due process as per Admission Cancellation and Fee

Refund rules framed by Shivaji University.

9.5..7 Declaration of results of the semester examinations

Results of a particular course are normally declared (barring unforeseen

circumstances) within 40 days from the day of the last examination for that

particular semester. For online results students should refer

online.shivajiuniversity.in

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P.G.

Diploma in

Translation

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10. P. G. Diploma in Translation

The course is dealing with translation from and into English, Marathi and Hindi of

scientific papers, legal documents, literary work, news items, letters, proposals, reports

etc.

10.1 Eligibility for Admission

1. Any graduate can take admission

2. T.C./M.C. is not required

3. If the distance learner is pursuing regular P. G. Course, bonafide from the

institution is required

4. If the distance learner is employed, certificate from the employer certifying

employment is required.

10.2 Required Documents

1. Xerox copies of degree passing certificate and degree mark list should be

attached with the application form (Attested Xerox copies)

10.3 Nature of Course

The course comprises of 400 marks

Three theory papers of 100 marks each and project and viva-voce of 100 marks

( 70 marks Project and 30 marks Viva-Voce)

10.4 Name of Papers

All Papers are compulsory

1. Translation theory (Theory Paper)

2. Translation problems and solutions (Theory Paper)

3. Translation Practice (Theory Paper)

4. Project and Viva-Voce (Practical Paper)

10.5 Duration of the Course

One academic year (Annual Pattern)

10.6 Examination System

1. Annual examination for three theory Papers.

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2. Project and Viva-Voce for the last Project and Viva-Voce paper

3. Question Papers will be in Marathi language. But student can answer either in

Marathi or Hindi or English.

10.7 Standard of Passing

1. In theory papers Minimum Passing standard is 40% marks are to be obtained

2. In Project and Viva-Voce the same passing standard is applicable i.e. 40% Passing

i.e. 28 marks out of 70 in Project work and 12 marks out of 30 in Viva-Voce are

necessary for passing.

10.8 Language of Answer

The students are allowed to write answers in any one of the languages, i.e. Marathi

or Hindi or English

10.9 Self Instructional Material

The self Instruction Material (SIMs) are developed in Marathi language.

10.10 Future/Career

After completing the P.G. Diploma in Translation Course, the students will be

eligible for appointment as translator in government offices, private firms or they can

independently pursue the profession of Translator.

10.11 Fee Structure (per year)

1. Registration Fee Rs. 575=00

2. Study Centre Fee Rs. 460=00

3. SIMs and application form fee Rs. 690=00

4. Tuation/Course Fee Rs. 3710=00

Rs. 5435=00

5. Examination Fee – As per the University rules

(The fees will be charged according to the existing fees at the time of admission)

10.12 Rules and regulations:

1. The students have to take admission in Centre for Distance Education (CDE) office,

Kolhapur only.

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2. The distance learners of P. G. Diploma in Translation have to attend the contact

sessions arranged in the CDE building Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

3. Theory Papers examination will be conducted in the CDE building Kolhapur.

4. The students have to complete the Project work under the guidance of allotted

project guide.

5. The completed project, signed by the project guide is to be submitted before the

theory examination starts. (Two copies)

6. After the approval of project work by the external examiner, Viva-Voce will be

conducted in CDE building. The students have to face the Viva-Voce.

7. If the external examiner does not approve the project work or suggests some

changes, the student should resubmit the project work accordingly. If the

performance of the student is not found satisfactory in the Viva-Voce he/she should

give the performance again according to the suggestions of the experts.

8. When the result of Project & Viva-Voce is ready then only the result will declared.

9. The fee will be charged according to the fee structure at the time of admission.

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