MA in Punjabi
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MA in Punjabi opens a casement to literary fineries in the various genres of Punjabi literature. Key openings are reserach/ teaching/ creative Writing/ Language Position, Journalism & media.

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	(Opt. a) : Gurmati Kaavi    OR Opt. b) : Guru Nanak Baani Vishesh Adhiayan
	Punjabi Soofi Kaavi
	Sahit Sidhant ateye Bharti Kaavi Shastar
	Lokdhara Vighyan ateye Punjabi Lokdhara
	Pouratan Punjabi Vaartak

Semester-II
	Bhagti Sahit
	Punjabi Kisha Te Birtaant Kaavi
	Punjabi Alochana
	Punjabi Sabiyachaar
	Aadunik Punjabi Vaartak

Semester-III
	Aadunik Punjabi Kavita (1960 Tak)
	Punjabi Naval
	Punjabi Bhasha ateye Bhasha Vighyan-I
	Punjabi Natak Aateye Rangmanch-I
	Parvasi Punjabi Sahit -I

Semester-IV
	Aadunik Punjabi Kavita (1960 Toh Baad)
	Punjabi Nikki Kahani
	Punjabi Bhasha Te Bhasha Vighyan -II
	Punjabi Natak Te Rangmanch-II
	Pakistani Punjabi Sahitya-II

MA in English
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An MA in English helps to master nuances of literature, linguistics competence, cultural awareness and communication skills. The widerspread use of PCs and Internet has accelerated the spread of English. The major openings are in reserach / teaching / civil services / communication services / theatre / creative writing / journalism / media.

Semester-I
	Paper-I : Poetry (Renaissance Romantic Age)
	Paper-II : Drama (Elizabethan)
	Paper-III : English Novel (Upto 19th Century)
	Paper-IV : Phonetics and Spoken English
	Paper-V : Short Stories and Prose

Semester-II
	Paper-VI : Poetry (Victorian & Modern)
	Paper-VII : Modern Drama
	Paper-VIII : Modern Novel
	Paper-XI : English Grammar and Writing
	Paper-X : Irish Literature

Semester-III
	Paper-XI : Literary History
	Paper-XII : General Linguistics
	Paper-XIII : Literary Criticism
	Paper-XIV : Indian Writing in English
	Paper-XV(i) : Communication Studies    OR Paper-XV(ii) : Rhetoric and Advanced Composition

Semester-IV
	Paper-XVI: Modern Literary Theory
	Paper-XVII : American Literature
	Paper-XVIII : Post Colonial Literature
	Paper-XIX : World Classics in Translation
	Paper-XX(i) : Indian Writing in Translation    OR Paper-XX(ii) : Greek Literature

MA in Hindi
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MA in Hindi opens a casement to literary fineries in the various genres of Hindi literature. Key openings are reserach/ teaching/ creative Writing/ Language Postion, Journalism & media.

Semester-I
	Adhunik Hindi Kavya : Divyediyugeen evam Shayavaad
	Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihas (Part-I)
	Bhartiya Kavyashaster evam Sahityalochan
	Paryojanmoolak Hindi
	Opt (i) Hindi Nataks aur Rangmanch

Semester-II
	Adhunik Hindi Kavya : Shayavaadotsar Kaal
	Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihas (Part-II)
	Pashchatya Kavyashastar
	Media - Lekhan
	(Opt.i) Natakkar Mohan Rakesh

Semester-III
	Prachin Evam Madhyakalin Hindi Kavya
	Adhunik Gadya Sahitya
	Bhasha Vigyan
	Patrakarita Prashikshan
	(Opt.i) Surdas

Semester-IV
	Madhya Kalin Hindi Kavya
	Adhunik Gadya Sahitya
	Hindi Bhasha Devnagri Lipi
	Rajbhasha Prashikshan
	Uttar Kavyadhara ke Sandarbh Mein Guru Teg Bahadur ji ki Vani ka Vishesh Adyayan

MA in Economics
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In View of emerging global economy under WTO regime, this course has assumed great significance. Masters in Economics offers a successful career in Business / banking / teaching / insurance / research / planning / civil / financial and statistical services like PCS, IAS, IES, ISS. With more and more application skillls and IT techniques brought in, the course has become a must for planners and strategic thinkers .

Semester-I
	MAE–101 : Microeconomics–I
	MAE–102 : Macroeconomics–I
	MAE–103 : Quantitative Methods for Economists–I
	MAEO–4 : Money, Banking and Finance
	MAEO-11 : Computer Applications for Economists (Th.:80+Pr.:20)

Semester-II
	MAE–201 : Microeconomics–II
	MAE–202 : Macroeconomics–II
	MAE–203 : Quantitative Techniques for Economists–II
	MAEO–2 : Economics of Labour
	MAEO–8 : Econometrics

Semester-III
	MAE-301 : Economics of Development
	MAE-302 : International Economics-I
	MAE-303 : Indian Economy
	MAEO–1 : Public Finance
	MAEO-3 : Theory of Statistics

Semester-IV
	MAE-401 : Economics of Planning
	MAE-402 : International Economics-II
	MAE-403 : Punjab Economy
	MAEO-10: Economics of Public Enterprises
	MAEO-12: Operations Research

MA in History
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Known as the matrix of all socio-politico sciences, the subject of History has it's key opening in teaching, research, journalism, civil services etc.

Semester-I
	Political Processes and Structures in India upto 1200 A.D.
	(Opt.a) : society and Culture in India upto A.D. 1200    OR (Opt.b) : Polity and Economy of India (A.D. 1200-1526)
	Polity and Economy of India (A.D. 1526-1750)
	Political Ideas and Institutions in India (A.D. 1757-1947)
	History of the Punjab (A.D. 1450-1708)

Semester-II
	Urban and Agrarian Economy in India upto A.D. 1200
	(Opt.a) : society and Culture in India (A.D. 1200-1750)     OR (Opt.b) : Art, Architecture and Literature (A.D. 1200-1750)
	(Opt.a) : Eighteenth Century Punjab     OR (Opt.b) : Polity, Economy and society in the Punjab (A.D. 1799-1849)
	Modern World : Major Trends (A.D. 1500-1900)
	Economic History of Modern India (A.D. 1757-1857)

Semester-III
	(Opt.a) : Socio-Cultural History of India (A.D. 1757-1857)     OR (Opt.b) : Socio-Cultural History of India (A.D. 1858-1947)
	Emergence of Indian Nationalism (A.D. 1857-1919)
	Punjab Under Colonial rule (A.D. 1849-1947)
	Twentieth Century World (A.D. 1901-2000)
	Historical Thought and Historiography

Semester-IV
	Economic History of Modern India (A.D 1857-1947)
	The National Movement (A.D. 1920-1947)
	(Opt.a) : Contemporary India (A.D. 1947-2004)     OR (Opt.b) : Contemporary Punjab
	Indian Historiography
	(Opt.a) : History of Ideas    OR (Opt.b) : Science and Technology: Colonial India    OR (Opt.c) : Women in Modern India (A.D. 1858-1947)

M.A. in Journalism and Mass communication
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M.A. in Journalism and Mass communication opens a casement to literary fineries in the various genres of openings are reserach/ teaching/ creative Writing/ Language Position, Journalism & media.

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	Introduction to Communication
	History of Print Media in India
	Reporting & Editing
	Media Law & Ethics
	Advertising

Semester-II
	Development Communication
	Media Management
	Current Affairs
	Communication Research-I
	Radio & TV Programming

Semester-III
	Mass Communication Research-II
	New Media Technology
	Public Relation & Corporate Communication
	Science Journalism
	Photography

Semester-IV
	International Communication
	Human Rights
	Film Studies
	Intercultural Communication
	Dissertation

M.Sc. in Mathematics
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Known as the mother of all sciences, a degree in Mathematics is the most sought after qualification. It is global qualification for high-fly career in Computers/ IT/ Research/ Teaching/ Applied Sciences/ Life Sciences/ Defence etc.

Entry Requirements
	BA/ BSc with honours in Mathematics
	BA (Pass), BSc(Pass) With 50% marks in aggregate and having Mathematics as one of the subjects
	BA (Pass), BSc(Pass) in full subjects obtaining 45% marks in Mathematics
	Bsc (Hons. School in Physics), Bsc (Engg), with 50% marks in aggregate and having Mathematics as one of the Subsidary Subject

Semester-I
	Real Analysis
	Complex Analysis
	Algebra-I
	Mechanics-I
	Differential Equations

Semester-II
	Real Analysis-II
	Tensors and Differential Geometry
	Algebra-II
	Mechanics-II
	Differential & Integral Equations

Semester-III
	Functional Analysis-I
	Topology-II

Semester-IV
	Functional Analysis-II
	Topology-I

M.Sc. in Physics
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MSc in Physics offers a resourceful career in teaching / research / electronic media / engineering and industry

Entry Requirements
	BA/ BSc with Honours in Physics
	BA (Pass), BSc(Pass) with 50% marks in aggregate and having physics as one of the subjects
	BA (Pass), BSc(Pass) in full Subjects obtaining 45% Marks in Physics BSc (Hons. School in Physics), BSc (Engg),with 50% marks in aggregate and having Physics as one of the subsidiary subjects
NOTE: Admission to MSc (Physics) will be based on the following criterion
	Entrance Test: The candidates who qualify the entry requirements will have to appear in an entrance test to be held in the month of june. The entrance test will be held in the month of june, for details, contact the Department of Physics.
	Academic score in the qualifying examination (BScl,ll,lll) will be given due weight age

Your admission will be remained provisional subject to the production of the following documents in the office within one month from date of the admission for onward transmission to the office Registrar, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar for confirmation of your admission and issue of Registered Number Cards, failing which your Provisional admission to the above said class shall stand automatically cancelled. The college will not be held responsible on this account in any case.

	Eligibilty Certificate to be Obtained from the office of Guru Nanak Dev University
	Original Detailed Marks Card of passing +2 examination CBSE/ICSE/ any other Board.
	Original Migration Certificate of CBSE/ICSE / Any other Board / University
	School/College Leaving Certificate from the Principal Institution from where you passed +2 examination

Semester-I
	Electronics
	Mathematical Physics
	Classical Mechanics
	Computational Techniques
	Electronics Lab
	Computer Lab

Semester-II
	Quantum Mechanics -I
	Electrodynamics -I
	Condensed Matter Physics -I
	Atomic & Molecular Spectroscopy
	Condensed Matter Lab -I
	Spectroscopy Lab

Semester-III
	Quantum Mechanics -II
	Electrodynamics -II
	Condensed Matter Physics -II
	Nuclear Physics

Semester-IV
	Praticle Physics
	Statistical Physics
	Physics of Materials
	Reactor Physics
	Assignment and Seminar

M.Sc. in Computer Science
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Considered at par with MCA, this Challenging and inter-disciplinary programme is geared to develop Strategic knowledge of software for differnet IT solutions. The Course has an immense global clientele & acceptance.

Entry Requirements

Graduate with Computer Science / Computer Application / IT/ Computer Maintenance as one of the elective subjects with at least 50% marks in aggregate OR PG Diploma in Computer Application / PG Diploma In Information Technology / PG Diploma in E-Commerce & internet Application with 50% marks in aggregate or Equivalent exam. OR BCA/ BSc (IT)/ BIT/ BCom(Prof)/BCAM of GNDU or a degree Equivalent to with at least 50% marks in aggregate.

Semester-I
	Advanced Data Structures
	Advanced Computer Architecture
	Network Design and Performance Analysis
	Discrete Structures
	Soft Computing
	Programming Lab -I (Based on Advanced Data Structures)

Semester-II
	Theory of Computation
	Image Processing
	Design & Analysis of Algorithms
	Formal Specification & Verification
	Distributed Database System
	Programing Lab- ll (Design & Analysis of Algorithms and Distributed Database System )

Semester-III
	Advanced Software Engineering
	System Software
	Data Mining and Warehousing
	Concept of Core and Advance Java
	Network Programming
	Programing Lab- lll( Based on Advance Java and Network Programming)

Semester-IV
	Advanced Web Technologies using ASP NET
	Microprocessor and its Apllication
	Object Oriented Modelling, Analysis and Design
	Programing Lab- IV( Based on Advanced Web Technologies using ASP NET )
	Project Work

Master of Commerce
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(M Com) Master of Commerce is a power packed Program which opens opportunities in corporate world / in industries/ in public and private sectors. Hybrid skills and in computing coupled with commerce and management can tremendously jack up careers

Entry Requirements
	B Com / BBA / B-cam / B-eCam / BE / Commerce With 50% marks in Aggregate or equivalent exam.

Semester-I
	MC-101 : Managerial Economics
	MC-102 : Statistical Analysis for Business
	MC-103 : Management Principles and Organization Behaviour
	MC-104 : Business Environment
	MC-105 : Management Accounting and Control Systems
	MC-106 : Seminar

Semester-II
	MC-201 : Corporate Financial Accounting and Auditing
	MC-202 : Financial Management
	MC-203 : Research Methodology
	MC-204 : Marketing and Human Resource Management
	MC-205 : Computer Application in Business
	MC-206 : Viva voce

Semester-III
	MC-301 : Banking and Insurance Services
	MC-302 : Seminar
Any two of the following groups, each having two papers
	Group A : Accounting and Finance
	MC-311 : Security Analysis and Portfolio Management MC-312 : Contemporary Accounting
	Group B : Accounting and Finance
	MC-321 : Strategic Management MC-322 : Security Market Operations
	Group C : International Business
	MC-331 : International Economics Organisation MC-331 : Management of International Business Operations
	Group D : Accounting and Finance
	MC-351 : Consumer Behaviour MC-352 : Research for Marketing Decisions

Semester-IV
	MC-401 : International Accounting
	MC-402 : e-Commerce
	MC-403 : Viva voce
Any two of the following groups, each having two papers
	Group A : Accounting and Finance
	MC-411 : International Financial Management MC-412 : Financial Markets and Financial Services MC-413 : Corporate Tax Law and Planning
	Group B: Business Studies
	MC-421 : Indirect Tax Laws MC-422 : Entrepreneurship Development and Project Management MC-423 : Business Ethics & Environment Management
	Group C : International Business
	MC-431 : International Financial Markets and Foreign Exchange MC-432 : International Financial Management MC-433 : International Marketing
	Group D: Marketing Management
	MC-451 : Advertising and Sales Management MC-452 : Brand and Distribution Management MC-453 : Services Marketing