B.A (HIST)

Introduction to Programme

The Bachelor of Arts is one of the traditional course. Students are given a wide range of Subjects to choose. B.A. degree equips the students to register for any specialised programme that would give them a competitive edge over others.

Objectives

• The programme has designed to provide a broad foundation in the main functional area.
• It aims to provide an appropriate foundation for students to pursue their study for professional qualifications.
• To equip the students with effective communication skills and shape themselves as responsible citizens.
• To develop basic skills in specialized fields of History and Economics.
• Creating an understanding of Business Economics and issue related to Indian Economy.
• Giving a practical approach to the students through tutorials, group discussions, projects and using modern technology in teaching the students.

Three Year Bachelor of Arts Degree Course (B. A.) MARATHI MEDIUM

A) First Year Bachelor of Arts (F. Y. B. A.) - Six Papers

Eligibility

a) Semester I

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai or an examination recongnized as equivalent with subjects as may be specified by the University in Arts, Science or Commerce streams.

Learners passing an examination equivalent to SYJC of the Higher Secondary Board, Mumbai Intermediate (Arts/Science/Commerce) from other states and immigrating from other University / Board and Seeking admission to the First year of the Three year integrated Degree course will be admitted only on production of provisional eligibility certificates issued by the university of Mumbai, such students should submit a Migration Certificate, Statement of Marks and Passing Certificate in original along with true copies within two months from the date of admission, failing which their admssion is liable to be cancelled.

b) Semester II

A learner is eligible to be admitted to II semester irrespective of number of leads of failure in the Semester I.

Course Contents:

Optional Subjects: (Any one of the following groups)

Note: 

i) The subject combinations will be given on merit basis.

ii) Changed of courses at semester II is not permitted.

B) Second Year Bachelor of Arts (S. Y. B. A.) Eight Papers

Eligibility

a) Semester III

A learner being eligible for the admissions to the Semester III must have either Passed in all the courses in Semester I and Semester II examinations.

OR

Should have failed in not more than four courses at Semester I and Semester II examinations taken together, wiht not more than two courses each at Semester I and Semester II examinations.

b) Semester IV

A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester IV irrespective of number of heads of failure in Semester III. However, the learner shall pass each course of Semester I and Semester II in order to appear for Semester IV.

Course Contents

NOTE: Change of courses at Semester III and IV is not permitted.

Course FYBA Contents:

 Course SYBA Contents:

Third Year Bachelor of Arts (T. Y. B. A.) Six Papers

(A student must offer a total number of 6 papers (600 marks))

Note: At T. Y. level we have limited seats, so admissions to the specialised subjects shall be on the basis of merit and final right of admission is reserved by the principal.

T. Y. B. A. History - Six Papers

Eligibility

a) Semester V

A learner being eligible for the admission to the T. Y. B. A. Semester V must have either

1. Passed in all the courses in Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV examination. 

or

Passed Semester I and Semester II examinations but failed in not more than four courses at Semester III and Semester IV examinations taken together, with not more than two courses each at Semester III and Semester IV examinations.

or

Passed Semester III and Semester IV examinations but failed in not more than four courses at Semester I and Semester II examinations taken together, with not more than two courses each at Semester I and Semester II examinations.

and

Must have opted for the concerned subject/s (eg. History) as an optional subject at Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.

b) Semester VI

A learner shall be allowed to keep term and appear for Semester VI end examination irrespective of number of heads of failure in the Semester V. The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV.

Course Contents:

Semester V

Semester VI