Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	Drawing -I
	Colour -I
	Art Appreciation
	Workshop -I
	Computer -I
	English -I
	Punjabi Compulsory / Punjab History and Culture

Semester-II
	Drawing -II
	Colour -II
	Technical Media -I (Print)
	Workshop -II
	Adobe illustrator
	English -II
	Punjabi Compulsory / Punjab History and Culture

Semester-III
	Film Appreciation -I
	Drawing -III
	Adobe Photoshop
	HTML
	Corel Draw
	Project -I

Semester-IV
	Flash
	ASP
	Dream weaver
	Film Appreciation -II
	Project -II

Semester-V
	Adobe Audition
	Adobe Premiere
	Adobe After Effects
	Workshop -III
	Project -III

Semester-VI
	3D Max with Character Studio
	Drawing & illustration
	Workshop -IV
	Discreet Combustion
	Project -IV

Semester-VII
	Maya Practical
	Deep Paint Practical
	Project - V

Semester-VIII
	Z Brush
	Project: Film: -a) Advertisement
	b) Animation Film   Or b) Print Campaign
	Industrial Training

B.Sc. in Non Medical

Entry Requirements for B.Sc. Non Medical Part-I
	Pass in SSCE Part ll exam of PSEB, or any other equvilant exam of PSEB, or any other equivalent exam recognized by GNDU with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate
	Candidates opting for physics, chemistry, Mathematics Should have studied these subjects in the +2 course
	Those who opt for chemistry, botany and Zoology should have Studied these subjects at +2 level
	A candidates without pass in English will have to pass (from the parent University/Board or Punjab School Education Board) English in September of the Year preceding the part l examination in March/April of the same year. In case a candidate fails to qualify the Subject, the candidature for part-l examination shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall have no claim whatsoever against the college or the university

Eligibilty for B.Sc. Non Medical Part ll & lll
	A student is eligible to join BSc Part ll/lll if he/she has passed BSc Part l/ll examination of GNDU
	A student of BSc Part I/II who is placedunder compartment in BSc Part I/II examination of GNDU in April 2007, is eligible to join BSc Part II/III class provisionally. Such students will be required to qualify the compartment subject in supplementary examination. The college however reserves right to refuse admission to the students placed under compartment.

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

Semester-II
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

Semester-III
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

Semester-IV
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

Semester-V
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

Semester-VI
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Physics
	Chemistry
	Mathematics

B.Sc. in Medical
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Entry Requirements for B.Sc. Non Medical Part-I
	Pass in SSCE Part ll exam of PSEB, or any other equvilant exam of PSEB, or any other equivalent exam recognized by GNDU with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate
	Candidates opting for physics, chemistry, Mathematics Should have studied these subjects in the +2 course
	Those who opt for chemistry, botany and Zoology should have Studied these subjects at +2 level
	A candidates without pass in English will have to pass (from the parent University/Board or Punjab School Education Board) English in September of the Year preceding the part l examination in March/April of the same year. In case a candidate fails to qualify the Subject, the candidature for part-l examination shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall have no claim whatsoever against the college or the university

Eligibilty for B.Sc. Non Medical Part ll & lll
	A student is eligible to join BSc Part ll/lll if he/she has passed BSc Part l/ll examination of GNDU
	A student of BSc Part I/II who is placedunder compartment in BSc Part I/II examination of GNDU in April 2007, is eligible to join BSc Part II/III class provisionally. Such students will be required to qualify the compartment subject in supplementary examination. The college however reserves right to refuse admission to the students placed under compartment.

Vocational Streams
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	Chose One of following
	Botany  OR Zoology

Academic Streams
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Chose any Three out of following four
	Botany
	Zoology
	Bioinformatics
	Chemistry

 
Course Sturcture of Vocational Stream

Semester-I
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject :     [From: Botany/Zoology]

Semester-II
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject : [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-III
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject : [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-IV
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject : [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-V
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject : [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-VI
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	Biotechnology
	Chemistry
	One Opted Subject : [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Course Sturcture of Academic Stream

Semester-I
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject: [From: Botany / Zoology / Bioinformatics / Chemistry]
	Second Opted Subject: [From: Botany / Zoology / Bioinformatics / Chemistry]
	Third Opted Subject: [From: Botany / Zoology / Bioinformatics / Chemistry]

Semester-II
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Second Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Third Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-III
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Second Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Third Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-IV
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Second Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Third Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-V
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Second Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Third Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]

Semester-VI
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture
	First Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Second Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]
	Third Opted Subject:    [Same As Selected in Semester I]

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

Entry Requirements

In view of emerging global economy under WTO regime, this course has assumed great significance. B.Sc. (Economics) is a global course in Economics and is different from simple B.Sc. With emphasis on Economics, Computer Science, Mathematical & Statistical Techniques & Econometrics, this course opens the gates of multiple careers in disciplines such as Planning & Management, Civil & Statistical services, Insurance and acturial services, Banking, Teaching and Research. A Passout with this degree can also join any post graduate course in MCA, MSc (Computer Science), MSc (IT) in addition to MSc Honours and MA in Economics

Semester-I
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)

Semester-II
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)

Semester-III
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)
	EVS

Semester-IV
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)

Semester-V
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)

Semester-VI
	General English
	General Punjabi / Punjab History and Culture (Subjects to Conditions)
	Quantitative Techniques / Mathematics
	Economics
	Computer Science / Computer Applications (Subjects to Conditions)

B.Sc. in Computer Science
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Known as the mother of all sciences, a degree in Mathematics is a most sought out 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
	General English
	General Punjabi / punjab History and Culture
	Computer Science
	Chemistry / Physics
	Mathematics

Semester-II
	General English
	General Punjabi / punjab History and Culture
	Computer Science
	Chemistry / Physics
	Mathematics

Semester-III
	General English
	General Punjabi / punjab History and Culture
	Computer Science
	Chemistry / Physics
	Mathematics

Semester-IV
	General English
	General Punjabi / punjab History and Culture
	Computer Science
	Chemistry / Physics
	Mathematics

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

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

B.Sc. in Information Technolgy
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A top-notch centre for IT ideas and a virtual gangplank of IT careers, this silicon college of North India has emerged as one stop destination for all the eneeds of a dotcom era. These fast track courses are designed to equip the students with knowledge and skills to become effective IT and and Software professionals Students after the successful completion of these courses have limitless options for rewarding careers to meet world of technology, business and media.

Entry Requirements
	Admission for BCA I / BSc(IT) I shall be open to an applicant who has passed 10+2 with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate in any stream with or without Mathematics OR Three Year diploma course from a Polytechnic under the State Board of Technical Education and Industrial Training, Punjab

Semester-I
	Fundamentals Of Computers
	C Programming Part – I
	Basic Mathematics & Statistics
	Communication Skills – I
	Punjabi / Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi) (Compulsory)
	Practical – PC Computing & C Language–I

Semester-II
	Communication Skills– II
	Punjabi / Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi) (Compulsory)
	Principles of Digital Electronics
	C Programming Part – II
	Numerical Methods & Statistical Techniques
	Practical – C Language – II

Semester-III
	Object Oriented Programming Using C++
	Data Structure
	System Analysis & Design
	Environmental Studies – I (Compulsory)
	Programming Lab – I (C++, Programming Language)
	Programming Lab – II (Data Structure)

Semester-IV
	Database Management System & Oracle
	Internet Applications
	JAVA & Web Designing
	Environmental Studies – II (Compulsory)
	Compiler Design
	Programming Lab – I (Oracle)
	Programming Lab – II (HTML & JAVA)

Semester-V
	Computer Networks
	Operating System
	E-Business
	Lab – I (Computer Networks)
	Lab – II (Operating System)

Semester-VI
Paper – I & II: (Will be based on any of the two specialization options)
	Option(I): Computer Graphics Paper –I: Computer Graphics Paper –II: Applications of Computer Graphics in C++/C
	Option(II): Network Management Paper –I: Network Operating System/Client Server Application Paper –II: Practical Lab based on NOS
	Project

B.Sc. in Bio Technology
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B.Sc. in Biotechnology draws upon Biochemistry, Micro-biology, Genetics to get products from biological organisms. The ever expanding area of Biotechnology and its industrial, synthetic & biotic applications have assumed a great importance in the area of environment, industry and lifesciences. The subject prepares micro biologists, bio-chemists, chemical engineers, geneticists, emzymologists, patent attorneys etc.

Entry Requirements
	Pass in SSCE Part -II examination of PSEB, or any other equivalent examination recognized by GNDU in +2 (Non-Med) or +2 (Med) group with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate.

Semester-I
	Zoology-A
	Botany-A
	Inorganic Chemistry-A
	Organic Chemistry-A
	Computer Fundamentals
	Punjabi OR Basic Punjabi
	Communication Skills in English
	General Microbiology-A
	Biochemistry - I

Semester-II
	Zoology-B
	Botany-B
	Inorganic Chemistry-B
	Organic Chemistry-B
	Biostatistics
	Punjabi OR (Basic Punjabi)
	Communication Skills in English
	General Microbiology-B
	Biochemistry - II

Semester-III
	Physical Chemistry-A
	Zoology -C
	Biochemistry-III
	Cell Biology – A
	Basic concepts in Immunology
	Genetics
	Agro and Industrial Applications of Microbes-A
	Environmental Studies (Compulsory Paper)

Semester-IV
	Physical Chemistry-B
	Botany -C
	Biochemistry-IV
	Cell Biology – B
	Immunotechnology
	Molecular Biology
	Agro and Industrial Applications of Microbes-B
	Enzymology
	* Environmental Studies (Compulsory Paper)

Semester-V
	rDNA Technology -A
	Concepts of Plant Tissue Culture
	Animal Tissue Culture
	Patent Laws in Biotechnology
	Bioprocess Engineering - A
	Biophysical and Biochemical Techniques - A
	Physical, Organic & Inorganic Aspects of Spectroscopy- A
	Term Paper (i) On recent advances in Life Sciences using Internet and library based resources. To be presented as hard Copy/CD/Floppy. Viva/seminar should be conducted

Semester-VI
	rDNA Technology -B
	Applications of Plant Tissue Culture
	Animal Biotechnology
	Intellectual Property Rights And Enterepreneurship
	Bioprocess Engineering - B
	Biophysical and Biochemical Techniques – B
	Physical, Organic & Inorganic Aspects of Spectroscopy- B
	Educational Tour & Written illustrated Reports. Viva should be conducted

Bachelor of Commerce (Regular)
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B.Com (Regular) is a three year degree programme. During this course, the students are intiated into accounting principles and practices together with the study of the dynamics of various aspects of management and allied disciplines.

Entry Requirements for Admission to B.Com-I(Regular)
	The candidate should have passed 10+2 examination under any discipline from PSEB / CBSE, or any other equivalent examination recoganized by GNDU with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate. Admission shall be merit-based. As much as 7% weightage will be given to the students from the Commerce Stream and 5% to those who have passed +2 examination with Economics and Mathematics

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Financial Accounting
	Business Organisation
	Business Communication
	Business Statistics
	Computer Fundamentals

Semester-II
	Compulsory English
	Compulsory Punjabi /Basic Punjabi
	Advance Financial Accounting
	Commercial Laws
	Business Economics
	Functional Management
	Seminar

Semester-III
	Compulsory English
	Compulsory Punjabi / Basic Punjabi
	Corporate Accounting
	Corporate Laws
	Financial Market Operations
	International Business
	Business Environment
	Enviornmental Studies-I

Semester-IV
	Compulsory English
	Compulsory Punjabi / Basic Punjabi
	Entrepreneurship & Small Businesses
	Industrial Laws
	Insurance & Risk Management
	Indian Economy
	Environmental Studies–II
	Seminar

Semester-V
	Compulsory English
	Compulsory Punjabi / Basic Punjabi
	Management Accounting
	Indirect Tax Laws
	Operation Research
	Specialization Course -1
	Specialization Course -2
	Seminar

Semester-VI
	Compulsory English
	Compulsory Punjabi / Basic Punjabi
	Auditing
	Direct Tax Laws
	Corporate Goverence
	Specialization Course -1
	Specialization Course -2

Bachelor of Commerce (Professional)
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B.Com (Professional) is a three year degree programme specially designed to professionals in different fields such as Income Tax, Sales Tax, Computer, Financial Accounting, Banking Services & Computer Applications

Entry Requirements for BCom. (Professional) I
	The candidate should have passepd +2 exam in any stream from PSEB/CBSE or any other recognized board with minimum 40% marks in aggregate. The admission to BCom. (Professional) I will be made on the basis of merit.

Entry Requirements for BCom. (Professional) II & III
	A candidate should have passed BCom. (Professional) I & II of GNDU.

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	Communication Skills in English
	Punjabi Compulsory/Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi)
	Financial Accounting
	Business Economics I
	Mercantile Law
	Management Principles & Practices
	Business Analytical Techniques I

Semester-II
	Communication Skills in English
	Punjabi Compulsory / Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi)
	Business Economics-II
	Advanced Accounting
	Industrial & Labour Laws
	Business Analytical Techniques II
	Computer Applications for Business

Semester-III
	Cost Accounting
	Company Law
	Corporate Accounting
	Indian Financial System
	Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility
	Business Environment
	Marketing Management
	Environmental Studies-I

Semester-IV
	Management of Banking Operations
	Cost Control Management
	Insurance and Risk Management
	Indirect Tax Laws
	Management Accounting
	Operation Research
	Workshop on Personality Development and Business Communication
	Environmental Studies–II

Semester-V
	Financial Management
	Human Resource Management
	Income Tax and E-Filing
Select combination of any two specializations out of the following five options
	Option 1: Accounting and Taxation
	Subject 1: Financial Auditing Subject 2: Personal Tax Planning
	Option 2: Marketing
	Subject 1: Consumer Behaviour Subject 2: Advertising and Sales Management
	Option 3: Financial Markets
	Subject 1: Money Market instruments and operations Subject 2: Fundamentals of Capital Market
	Option 4: Banking and Insurance
	Subject 1: Principles and Practice of Insurance Subject 2: Principles and Practice of Banking
	Option 5: International Business
	Subject 1: Fundamentals of International Trade Subject 2: International Business Environment

Semester-VI
	Entrepreneurship and Project Management
	Organizational Behaviour
	Fundamentals of Investment Management
	Operations Management
	Viva Voce
Select any one specialization out of the following five options
	Option 1: Accounting and Taxation
	Subject 1: Public Finance And Taxation Subject 2: Internal Audit and Control Subject 3: E-Accounting
	Option 2: Marketing
	Subject 1: Contemporary Issues In Marketing Subject 2: Retail Management Subject 3: E-Marketing
	Option 3: Financial Markets
	Subject 1: Management of Financial Institutions Subject 2: Financial Services in India Subject 3: Portfolio Management
	Option 4: Banking and Insurance
	Subject 1: Insurance Claim Management Subject 2: Marketing of Financial Products Subject 3: Banking Law and Regulation
	Option 5: International Business
	Subject 1: International Financial Management Subject 2: International Marketing Subject 3: International Organizations and Foreign Trade

Bachelor of Computer Applications
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A top-notch centre for IT ideas and a virtual gangplank of IT careers, this silicon college of North India has emerged as one stop destination for all the eneeds of a dotcom era. These fast track courses are designed to equip the students with knowledge and skills to become effective IT and and Software professionals Students after the successful completion of these courses have limitless options for rewarding careers to meet world of technology, business and media.

Entry Requirements for Admission to BCA
	Admission for BCA I / BSc(IT) I shall be open to an applicant who has passed 10+2 with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate in any stream with or without Mathematics OR Three Year diploma course from a Polytechnic under the State Board of Technical Education and Industrial Training, Punjab

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	Introduction to Programming C - I
	Introduction to Computers and Information Technology
	Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
	Communication Skills in English – I
	Punjabi / Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi) (Compulsory)
	Practical–I (MS Office 2010 and Basic C Programming)

Semester-II
	Introduction to Programming C – II
	Principles of Digital Electronics
	Numerical Methods & Statistical Techniques
	Communication Skills in English – II
	Punjabi/Basic Punjabi (Mudhli Punjabi) (Compulsory)
	Practical – I (Advanced C Programming)

Semester-III
	Computer Architecture
	Database Management System & Oracle
	C++ (OOP Language)
	* Environmental Studies – I (Compulsory)
	Programming Lab – C++
	Programming Lab – Oracle
	* Marks of Paper EVS will not be included in Grand Total.

Semester-IV
	Data Structure & File Processing
	Information Systems
	Internet Applications
	System Software
	* Environmental Studies – II (Compulsory)
	Lab – Data Structures Implementation using C++
	Lab – Web Designing and use of Internet
	* Marks of Paper EVS will not be included in Grand Total.

Semester-V
	Computer Networks
	Web Technologies using ASP.NET
	Operating System
	Lab based on JAVA Programming Language
	Lab based on Operating System: Operational Knowledge of UNIX/LINUX/Windows 2003

Semester-VI
	Computer Graphics
	Software Engineering
	Lab. Implementation of Applications of Computer Graphics in C++/C
	Project

B.A. JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION
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The Basic objective of the course is to produce skilled professionals for the exponentially expanding world of Print & Electronic Journalism, Advertising Industry, Production, Public Relations and Development Communication area, along with research in media. It is hoped that after the completion of the programme, the passouts would be equipped enough to conceive, develop, design, edit and package different kinds of programmes for the print and the electronic media in such a way that they are able to get well-paid employment or self -employment in the media world.

Entry Requirements for Admission to BJMC
	The candidate should have passed 10+2 examination under any discipline from PSEB / CBSE, or any other equivalent examination recoganized by GNDU with a minimum 40% marks in aggregate. Admission shall be merit-based. As much as 7% weightage will be given to the students from the Commerce Stream and 5% to those who have passed +2 examination with Economics and Mathematics

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	Communication Skill in English-I
	Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Basic Punjabi / (Mudhli Punjabi)
	Principles of Communication
	Reporting and Editing-I
	Media and Politics
	Computer Applications for Journalism
	Print Media Lab.
	Computer Lab.

Semester-II
	Communication Skill in English-II
	Punjabi (Compulsory) OR Basic Punjabi ( Mudhli Punjabi)
	Press Laws & Media Ethics
	History of Print Media
	Mass Communication : Concepts & Processes
	Design & Graphics
	Communication Lab.
	Design & Graphics Lab.

Semester-III
	Photo Journalism
	Reporting and Editing - II
	History of Broadcasting in India: Policies & Principles
	Radio Journalism & Programme Formats
	Development and Communication
	Environmental Studies (Compulsory)
	Reporting & Editing Lab
	Audio Lab

Semester-IV
	Business Communication
	TV Journalism & Programme Formats
	TV Production: Idea to Screen
	Basics of Camera, Lights & Sound
	Advertising: Concepts & Principles
	Environmental Studies (Compulsory)
	Television Production Lab
	Operation & Handling of Video Equipment Lab

Semester-V
	Event Management: Principles and Methods
	Organization & Management
	Research Methodologies for Media
	Cyber Journalism
	Public Relations
	Event Management Lab
	Cyber Lab

Semester-VI
	Training 3 months
	Current Affairs

Bachelor of Business Administration
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The BBA Programme prepares students for their first managerial role by putting before them a board range of career paths both in the traditional spheres as well as in the newly emerging corporate world. A fair balance is maintained between the IT empowered practical skills and the academic learning. The BBA passouts are best groomed out for joining MBA, MCA, MIT etc.

Entry Requirements for Admission to BBA

The admission to BBA-I shall be open to any person who has passed +2 examination of PSEB / CBSE in any group or any other examination recognized as equivalent there to by the GNDU with minimum 40% marks in aggregate. The selection of the candidates is based on their performance in the qualifying examination , group discussion and personal interview. The weightage to the above shall be as indicated: +2 marks 60% Group discussion 20% Personal Interview 20% Entry Requirement for Admission to BBA II / III For addmission to BBA II and III, the candidates should have passed BBA part I / II, or any other equivalent examination recognized by GNDU.

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Basic Accounting
	Business Organization and Systems
	Managerial Economics- I
	Computer Applications for Business-I
	Business Communication

Semester-II
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Business Laws
	Principles of Management
	Managerial Economics- II
	Computer Based Accounting System
	Fundamentals of Banking

Semester-III
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Statistics for Business
	Fundamentals of Human Resource Management
	Fundamentals of Marketing Management
	Indian Financial System
	Management Accounting
	*Environmental Studies–I

Semester-IV
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Financial Management
	Production and Operations Management
	Business Environment
	Operations Research
	Fundamentals of Insurance
	Seminar
	*Environment Studies–II

Semester-V
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Company Law
	Entrepreneurship & Small Business
	Cost Accounting
Any one Group from the following:
	Group A: 1. Consumer Behaviour 2. Advertising & Sales Management
	Group B: 1. Industrial relations & Labour Legislations 2. Organisation Change & Development
	Group C: 1. Management of Banking Operations 2. Insurance & Risk Management
	Group D: 1. International Business Environment 2. Management of International Business Organization

Semester-VI
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
	Business Ethics & Corporate Governance
	Fundamentals of Capital Markets
	Viva-Voce
Any one Group from the following:
	Group A: 1. Services Marketing 2. E-Marketing
	Group B: 1. Training and Development 2. Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management
	Group C: 1.Security Analysis and Portfolio Management 2. Contemporary Issues in Accounting
	Group D: 1. Export- Import Management and Documentation 2. Global Strategic Management

Bachelor of Arts
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BA is a three year degree programme.

Entry Requirements for Admission to BA

Senior Secondry Certificate Part ll (12th class) examination of the Punjab School Education Board OR Pre-Medical / Pre-Engineering examination of GNDU OR Any other examination recognized by GNDU s equivalent to any of the Examination, mentioned above, shall also be to the examination if he/she fulfil other canditon such as combination of subjects and/ or minimum percentage of marks required to the examination . A candidate without Pass in English Will have to pass (from the Parent University / Board of Punjab School Education Board) English in September of the preceding the Part l examination or in March/April of the Same Year. In case a candidate fails to Quality the subject, the candidature for part-l examination shall stand automatically cancelled and he/she shall have no claim whatsoever against the College or the University

Course Sturcture

Semester-I
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications

Semester-II
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications

Semester-III
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications

Semester-IV
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications

Semester-V
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications

Semester-VI
	English (Compulsory)
	Punjabi Compulsory /Basic Punjabi
A student shall select three subject in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations:
	1. Elective English/Hindi/Sinskrit/Punjabi (A student can opt for both Elective Hindi and Sanskrit)
	2. Economics
	3. History/Mathematics
	4. Political Science
	5. Computer Science/Physical Education
	6. Philosophy
	7. Travel & Tourism
	8. Vocational Course Subjects
A student can take only one vocational course subject from the following:
	A. Computer Application
	B. Mass Communication & Video Production
	C. Functional English
Note: A student cannot take both Computer Science & Computer Applications