3. Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) Course
The course covers three academic years and is constituted as detailed
below:
| Main Subject |
Compulsory Subsidiary Subject |
In lieu of Hindi (M.I.L.) |
Elective Subsidiary Subject Maths for those with above
59% in Maths once opted not to be changed |
| *** B.Com XIII
Papers |
*Hindi
** Elec. English |
* Philosophy |
* English A or Mathematics |
* One paper offered in the first year of the
course.
** One paper offered in the second year of the
course.
*** Preference given to commerce students with
Maths in Class XII.
* One paper to be offered in the First year of
the Course
** One paper to be offered in the Second Year
of the Course
*** One paper to be offered in the Third Year
of the Course
The examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts and Commerce, Hons and
Pass, is held by the University in three parts: Part I at the end of the
first Year, Part II at the end of the second year and Part III at the end of
the third year.
Note A
- Hindi is the only modern Indian language the college offers at
present.
- The following categories of students may claim exemption from the
study of Hindi provided they can produce satisfactory documentary
evidence:
a) Foreign Nationals
b) Any other as per rules of the University of Delhi.
- If History or Philosophy is offered in lieu of M.I.L., it cannot be
offered as an elective subject.
- Once admission has been granted in Hindi (H), no change in course
will be allowed, both in the first and second year.
Note B
1. Stream A is offered for all students, all should have passed with,
elective English and/or core English in class XII
5. Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Mathematics
The course covers three academic years and is constituted as detailed
below:
| First Year | Second Year | Third Year |
| Main Subject |
Credit Language (50 marks) |
Compulsory Interdesciplinary Subject |
Qulaifying Language |
Concurrent Courses to be offered BA(Hons)II year |
Main Subjects Only |
| Mathematics |
English |
Environmental Issues/Financial Management |
Hindi/Ethics |
|
Main Subjects Only |
Note: For Details of Syllabus Click Here
Mathematics is Compulsory at 12th Standard for students to be eligible for admission.
6. Professional course B. EL. Ed
Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.EL.Ed) is a four year integrated professional
degree programme of elementary teacher education after which the student teacher can teach grades I to VIII.
The curriculum includes Foundation Courses , Core Courses,pedagogy,specialization courses in education and liberal options in the descipline of language,mathematics,science and social science.
The high point of the B.El.Ed course is the practicum allows the student teacher to acquire a variety of experiences with children within and outside the schools along with the opportunities for self reflection and micro teaching.
This is acheived through school contact programme (in the first year and the third year), school internship (Fourth year) craft,theatreand self developement work shop, colloquia,tutorials and projects.
75% Attendence is compulsory for a student to appear for the Annual Examinations.
How To Apply:
- Seats:
The total number of seats is 35 with 50% reservation for christian students.
- Eligibility:
Class XII with 55%
- Forms:
Available at Central Institute of Education,University of Delhi,Delhi
- Entrance:
Students are selected after a centralised Admision test and Interview conducted by the Central Institute of Education,University of Delhi,Delhi
For more details refer to www.cie.du.ac.in
7.
Master of Arts (Hindi & English)
III. Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board
- JMC Teaching Centre
The JMC Teaching Centre of the Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board
{NCWEB}was set up in the academic year 1978-79 with Ms. Parvesh Malhotra as
the first teacher incharge.
The non-collegiate stream has the same syllabus and examination structure
as the regular college courses. It offers B.A. (Pass) and B.Com (Pass), both
in the English & Hindi medium. In the case of B.A. (Pass), two
combination of elective subjects are offered viz, History - Political
Science and History - Economics. In the case of B.com (Pass) only one option
is offered in the II year of the course.
Non-collegiate women's education was conceived of as a parallel system of
education, using existing institutional facilities and buildings. It
provides opportunities to women or girls, who for some reason, personal,
academic, professional or financial, cannot join a regular college.
Every centre that JMC includes tries to create conditions similar to that
of the regular college and encourages students to participate in
extra-curricular activities.
Non-collegiate classes are held on Saturdays. Classes are also held during
the October and December vacations.
II. IGNOU (INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN
UNIVERSITY) Courses
JMC IGNOU Centre was established in the year 1989 with just two courses and
500 students. Since then several new courses have been introduced every year
and the number of students has increased to 2000.
The teaching faculty is from various specialized fields of education. In
keeping with the spirit of the teaching methodology of distance education,
JMC holds regular teaching counselling sessions.
The Open University is an innovative and novel experiment in the Indian
education system. For pursuing any course there is no age bar. Through
counselling in the JMC center, students from all walks of life come together
and therefore do not miss out on a normal college education. At the same
time they are able to study according to their own convenience and at their
own pace. In JMC the students experience a deep sense of belonging. Various
cultural programmes like dramatics and talent contests are organized, which
give the students an opportunity for creativity apart from academics.
