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Syllabus and Examination
Panchayat Collage, Bargarh is affiliated to the Sambalpur University to
prepare candidates for the following examinations.
Bacheler’s Degree in Arts, Science & Commerce (Pass and Hons.)
Examination (Three-year degree course).
Master’s Degree in Arts, Science and Commerce in the following
subjects:
(Oriya, Pol. Sc., Mathematics and Commerce.)
Three year Degree Course
First Examination - 2003
Second Examination 2004
Final Examination 2005
Mark Distribution: -
The mark distribution in B.A., B. Sc., B. Com.
(Pass and Hons.) Examination shall be as follows.
First Second Final Total
Pass 500 500 400 1400
Hons. 600 600 600 1800
Course Structure
B. A. Three Year degree Course
B. A. Pass :
The course structure and mark distribution for B.A. Pass shall be as follows
:
First Year Second Year Final Year
English-I = 100 English-II = 100 Indian Society &
Culture = 100
MIL/Alternate MIL/Alternate Computer
English-I = 100 English-II =100 Application/
Environmental
Studies/
Population
Studies = 100
Pass A-1 = 100 Pass A-3 = 100
Pass a-2 = 100 Pass A-4 = 100 Elective B-1 = 100
Elect. A-1 = 100 Elect. A- II = 100 Elective B-2 = 100
Total marks- 500 500 400
A pass student shall offer one pass subject of
400 marks in addition to compulsory and Elective papers. Each student
shall offer two elective subjects. Each elective subject shall consist
of two papers each carrying 100 marks. Subject with practical component
shall have 75% theory and 25% practical. Subject Available:
MIL - Oriya, Hindi
Pass - Economic (256), Education (48)
Hindi (128), Mathematics (96)
Oriya (192), History (265),
Pol. Science. (256), Psychology 64),
Sanskrit (128) and Philosophy (128).
B.A.Honours:
The course structure and mark distribution for B.A.(Hons.) shall be as
follows :
First Year Second Year Final Year
English-I = 100 English-II = 100 Indian Society &
Culture = 100
MIL/Alternate MIL/Alternate Computer
English-I = 100 English-II =100 Application/
Environmental
Studies/
Population
Studies = 100
Elective A-1 = 100 Hons. P-3 = 100 Hons. P-7 = 100
Elective A-2 = 100 Hons. P-4 = 100 Hons. P-8 = 100
Hons. P-1 = 100 Hons. P-5 = 100 Elect. 1 = 100
Hons. P-2 = 100 Hons. P-6 = 100 Eiect. B-2 = 100
Total marks 600 600 600
A candidate in B.A (Hons.) shall offer a honours subject carrying 800
marks and two elective subjects besides compulsory Subjects. Each elective
subject shall consist of two papers each carrying 100 marks. Subject with
practical component shall have 75% theory and 25% practical.
Honours course is available in the following subjects;
English (16), Oriya (16), History (16), Economics (32), Psychology (16),
Political Science (16), Sanskrit (16), Education (16) and Hindi (16).
Electives:
A candidate (Honours or Pass) shall choose two elective subjects, each
carrying 200 marks (without any practical component) from among the following
subjects.
Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Landmarks in Indian History, Science and
Technology, Mathematics, Psychology, Provided that a student (Honours
or Pass) offering Political Science, Economics, History, Mathematics and
Psychology as one or more pass or Honours subject (s) shall not be allowed
to take Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Landmarks in Indian History, Mathematics
and Psychology respectively as his/her elective paper(s).
B. Sc. Three year Degree Course
B. Sc. (Pass) :
The course structure and mark distribution for B. Sc. (Pass) shall be
as follows :
First Year Second Year Final Year
English = 50 Information Indian Society &
Technology/ Culture = 100
Environmental
Studies = 100
MIL/Alternate Pass A-3=100 Minor Elective
English = 50 = 100
Pass A-1 = 100 Pass A-4=100 Major Elective
P-I= 100
Pass A-2 = 100 Pass A-3= 100 Major Elective
P-II= 100
Pass B-1 = 100 Pass B-4= 100
Pass B-2= 100
Total Marks- 500 500 400
A candidate in B. Sc. (Pass) shall choose two pass subjects each carrying
400 marks besides compulsory and elective papers. Subjects with practical
shall have 25% Practical and 75% Theory. There shall be two elective,
one major carrying200 marks with papers of 100marks each and one minor
carrying 100 marks.
Pass Subjects available:
Physics (80), Chemistry (144), Mathematics (80), Botany (64), and Zoology
(64).
B. Sc. Hons. :
The course structure and mark distribution for B.Sc. (Hons) shall be as
follows :
First Year Second Year Final Year
English= 50 Information Indian Society &
Theory/ Culture = 100
Environmental
Studies = 100
MIL/Alternate Pass A-3= 100 Hons. P-5 = 100
English =50
Pass A-1 =100 Pass A-4=100 Hons. P-6 = 100
Pass A-2 =100 Hons.P-3=100 Hons. P-7 =100
Pass A-1 =100 Hons. P-4=100 Hons. P-8 =100
Hons. P-2 =100 Major Elective Major Elective
P-1 = 100 P-2 = 100
Major Elective = 100
Total Marks- 600 600 600
A B. Sc. (Hons.) student shall choose as Honours
subject carrying 800 marks, one pass subject carrying 400 marks, one minor
elective carrying 100 marks and one major elective of 200 marks consisting
of two papers each carrying 100 marks besides compulsory papers. Subject
(s) with practical shall carry 75% theory and 25% practical.
Honours is available in the following subjects
:
i) Psysics (32) ii) Chemistry (32)
iii) Mathematics (16) iv) Botany (32)
v) Zoology (32)
Minor Elective Papers:
In Science (both Honours and Pass), a student
with Life Science (botany/Zoology etc.) as pass or Honours shall take
one Minor Elective Paper on ‘Mathematics and Statistics for Biology
student’ carrying 100 marks where as the other students (of Physical
Sciences) shall take “Biology for Physical Sciences students”
as minor Elective carrying 100 marks.
Major Elective Papers:
A B. Sc. Student shall choose one subject as Major
Elective from among the following subjects carrying 200marks with two
papers of 100 marks each (without any practical component).
a) For students of Botany and Zoology : Chemistry
b) For students of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics a student (Hons.
Or Pass) having Physics, Chemistry or mathematics as Hons. Or Pass shall
not be allowed to offer corresponding subject as major elective paper.
B. Com. Three Year Degree Course
B. Com (Pass) :-
The course structure and distribution of marks inB. Com. (Pass) shall
be as follows.
First Year Second Year Final Year
Commun. Ind. Soc. Comp. Appl./Env.
Engl. = 100 Culture= 100 Stud./Popn. Study =100
B.E. = 100 Pass 4-(CA)=100 Pass (BS)= 100
Pass 1 (FA)= 100 Pass 4(MA)=100 Pass (BS)= 100
Pass 2 (BSL)=100 Pass 6(Aud.)=100 Pass 9(QTBM/ED/VS)=
100
Pass (POM)= 100 Pass 7(CA)= 100
Total Marks- 500 500 400
B. Com (Hons.):-
The course structure and distribution of marks in B. Com. (Hons.) shall
be as follows.
First Year Second Year Final Year
Commun. Ind. Soc. Comp. Appl./Env.
Engl. = 100 Culture= 100 Stud./Popn.Study =100
Busi. Econo. =100 Hons-1 (CA)=100 Hons.-6 =100
Pass 1 (FA)= 100 Hons-2 (MA) =100 Hons-7 = 100
Pass 2(BCL)=100 Hons-3(QTBM)=100 Hons-8 = 100
Pass 3(BS) =100 Hons-4(Aud.) = 100 Hons-9 = 100
Pass 4(POM)=100 Hons-5 = 100 Hons-10 = 100
Total Marks- 600 600 600
Note :
EA Financial Accounting, BC Business
& Company Law,
BS Business Statistics, POM Principles of Management,
BE Business Economics, CA Cost Accounting,
MA Management Accounting, Aud Auditing,
QTBM Quantitative techniques and business mathematics
A B. Com. (Hons.) Student shall choose six Hons.
Papers (Hons. P-5-P-10) from among the ‘9’ elective papers
of any one of the following groups.
Accounting group Management group Finance Group
1. Electronics Data Electronics Data Electronics Data
Processing Processing Processing
2. Company Marketing Business
Accounts Management Finance
3. Specialised Financial Financial
Accounting management Management
4. Accounting Human Security
Standards & Resource Analysis
Accounts Management & Portfolio
Theory Management
5. Income Production Budgeting &
Tax Management Budgeting Control
6. Finance Bank Financial
Analysis & Management Analysis &
Reporting reporting
7. Contemporary Organisational Financial
Accounting Theory Behaviour Service
8. Tax Planning Saies & Advertising Tax Law &
Management Planning
9. Advance Costing Business Company
& Management Policy Account
Accounting
Dropping Honours course: -
A candidate taking Honours course initially in
a subject may choose in writing to drop the Honours course and adopt the
pass course in the same subject at the time of submitting is application
for the First Examination or earlier and he/She then appear subsequent
examination.
Change of Subjects: -
A candidate who has been admitted in the college
with particular subject (s) or combination of subjects may be allowed
to change subjects or combination of subjects by the Principal till thirty
days after the last data of admission into first year course.
M. Com 16 seats
Examination will be held in four papers, for each
part, each paper carrying 100 marks and of four hours duration.
There shall be a Viva Voce Examination on the field report project report
M.A. (Oriya) 16 Seats
M.A. (Political Science) 8 Seats
M.A./M.Sc. (Mathematics) 8 Seats
There shall be eight papers in the subject. Each paper shall be of 4 hours
(excepting the 9th paper of group-B) duration and shall carry 100 marks.
The M.A. (Part-I) consists of first four papers and M.A. (Part-II) consists
of rest of the four papers There will, however, be 10 papers for Mathematics,
M. A./M.Sc. including practical.
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