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Bachelor of Arts Integrated with IAS Coaching

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Bachelor of Arts Integrated with IAS Coaching is a comprehensive undergraduate program that combines a broad-based education in social sciences with specialized coaching for the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) exam. Students study subjects like sociology, political science, economics, and history while receiving targeted training to excel in the IAS examination, preparing them for leadership roles in the civil services.

Industry Immersion

The industry immersion component of BA (Social Science) Integrated with IAS Coaching involves practical experiences in government offices, NGOs, or social service organizations. Students gain insights into administrative processes, public policy, and community engagement. This immersion aims to provide a real-world context for their social science studies and IAS coaching, enhancing their understanding of societal issues and governance.

eligibility criteria

Passed 10+2 or equivalent in any stream with English as a compulsory subject from a recognized board with atleast 45% marks

Admission criteria

Merit in CT-SET, subject to fulfilling eligibility criteria.

Duration

3 Years

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Curriculum

1ST SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Introduces the meaning, scope, and evolving nature of public administration and its organizational principles.

Provides a foundational understanding of journalism, its history, ethics, and the changing media landscape.

Builds foundational skills in English language and literature through grammar, comprehension, and literary appreciation.

Introduces the fundamentals of entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, and opportunity recognition.

Develops essential workplace skills including communication, teamwork, and time management.

Covers fundamental concepts of ecology, environmental issues, and sustainable development.

Introduces the concept, evolution, and legal framework of human rights at national and international levels.

Punjabi-I (Elective Punjabi)
Introduces basic grammar, prose, and poetry in the Punjabi language.

Political Theory-I (Political Science)
Introduces key concepts and theories of political thought.

Psychological Process-I (Psychology)
Covers basic psychological processes including sensation, perception, and learning.

Introduction to Sociology-I (Sociology)
Introduces basic sociological concepts, perspectives, and the nature of society.

New Literature (Elective English)
Explores selected works of new and postcolonial literature in English.

Fundamentals of Microeconomics (Economics)
Introduces basic principles of microeconomic theory including demand, supply, and market structures.

History of Ancient India (from earliest time to Gupta Age) (History)
Traces Indian history from earliest times to the Gupta Age, covering political, social, and cultural developments.

Foundation of Physical Education (Physical Education)
Introduces the meaning, aims, and scope of physical education and its role in holistic development.

2ND SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Covers basic principles of organization, management functions, and administrative processes.

Introduces the technical and creative fundamentals of photography.

Builds on foundational English skills through advanced grammar, comprehension, and literary texts.

Builds on entrepreneurial thinking with a focus on business planning and opportunity assessment.

Develops leadership qualities and management skills for personal and professional growth.

Explores universal human values for holistic and harmonious living.

Covers fundamentals of human immunity and lifestyle practices for wellness.

Punjabi-II (Elective Punjabi)
Builds on Punjabi language skills through advanced grammar, prose, and poetry.

Political Theory-II (Political Science)
Continues the study of political theory with a focus on modern political ideologies.

Psychological Process-II (Psychology)
Covers advanced psychological processes including motivation, emotion, and personality.

Introduction to Sociology-II (Sociology)
Builds on sociological concepts with a focus on social institutions and processes.

World Literature (Elective English)
Explores selected works of world literature across cultures and periods.

Fundamentals of Macroeconomics (Economics)
Introduces basic principles of macroeconomic theory including national income, inflation, and money.

History of Medieval India (1000-1707) (History)
Covers political, social, and cultural developments in India from 1000 to 1707 CE.

Yoga and Meditation (Physical Education)
Introduces the principles and practices of yoga and meditation for physical and mental well-being.

3RD SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Studies the contributions of major thinkers to administrative theory.

Introduces the techniques and processes of radio programme production.

Continues development of English language and literary skills through advanced texts and writing tasks.

Introduces Ayurvedic principles of food, nutrition, and their role in health.

Develops advanced entrepreneurial skills focusing on venture development.

Develops effective verbal, non-verbal, and written communication skills.

Introduces basic first aid principles and emergency response techniques.

(Modern Indian Languages)

Basic French
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in French.

Basic Korean
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in Korean.

Basic Spanish
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in Spanish.

(Learn-One-More-Bharatiya-Bhasha)

Basic Hindi
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in Hindi.

Basic Punjabi
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in Punjabi for beginners.

Basic Urdu
Introduces basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills in Urdu.

Punjabi-III (Elective Punjabi)
Advances Punjabi language proficiency through literature and composition.

Indian Government and Politics (Political Science)
Studies the structure, functioning, and dynamics of Indian government and politics.

Experimental Psychology (Psychology)
Introduces experimental methods and research techniques in psychology.

Social Grievance and Social Problems (Sociology)
Examines major social problems and mechanisms for grievance redressal.

Essays, Stories and One Act Plays (Elective English)
Studies selected essays, short stories, and one-act plays in English literature.

Indian Economy (Economics)
Examines the structure, growth, and challenges of the Indian economy.

History of Modern India (1907 to 1947) (History)
Traces India's freedom struggle and political developments from 1907 to 1947.

Growth and Development (Physical Education)
Studies principles of human growth and motor development across life stages.

4TH SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Studies the principles and practices of administering social welfare programmes.

Introduces techniques and processes involved in television programme production.

Further develops English language proficiency through literature and advanced writing.

Builds skills for scaling and sustaining entrepreneurial ventures.

Covers techniques for managing stress and enhancing emotional well-being.

Focuses on skills for career readiness including resume building and interview preparation.

Punjabi-IV (Elective Punjabi)
Advances Punjabi literary study through prose, poetry, and drama.

Political Thought (Political Science)
Studies key Indian and Western political thinkers and their ideas.

Cognitive Psychology (Psychology)
Studies mental processes such as perception, memory, and problem-solving.

Social Work with Senior Citizens (Sociology)
Examines social work approaches to addressing the needs of senior citizens.

English Verse & Literary Terms (Elective English)
Introduces poetic forms, literary devices, and terminology.

Growth and Development Economics (Economics)
Studies theories and issues related to economic growth and development.

History of Punjab (1849 to 1966) (History)
Traces the political and social history of Punjab from annexation to reorganization.

Sports Psychology and Sociology (Physical Education)
Examines psychological and sociological dimensions of sports and physical activity.

5TH SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Examines contemporary challenges and reforms in public administration.

Develops digital literacy skills for application in social development contexts.

Advances English language proficiency with a focus on professional and academic communication.

Introduces the principles and methods of social science research.

Explores ethical traditions and values in the Indian context.

Focuses on advanced entrepreneurial strategy and sustainability.

Provides hands-on experience in independent project work under faculty guidance.

Covers principles of disaster risk reduction, preparedness, and management.

Builds advanced career readiness skills including workplace communication and networking.

Punjabi-V (Elective Punjabi)
Advances Punjabi literary and linguistic study through selected texts.

Comparative Politics (Political Science)
Studies political systems and institutions across different countries.

Counselling skills and Techniques (Psychology)
Introduces basic principles and techniques of counselling.

Introduction to Disabilities (Sociology)
Introduces the concept of disability and issues of inclusion.

From Renaissance to Modern-I (Elective English)
Traces the development of English literature from the Renaissance period onward.

History of Economic Thoughts (Economics)
Studies the evolution of economic thought from classical to modern schools.

History of Science and Technology in India (History)
Examines the development of science and technology in India across periods.

Sports Management (Physical Education)
Introduces principles of managing sports organizations and events.

6TH SEMESTER SUBJECTS

Capstone II
Continues independent project work, building on Capstone Project I with in-depth research.

Field Training
Provides practical field exposure through supervised training in a relevant organization.

Citizens and Administration
Examines the relationship between citizens and public administration.

Development Journalism
Studies journalism focused on reporting development issues and grassroots concerns.

Nationalism in India
Examines the growth and dimensions of nationalism in the Indian context.

English-VI
Concludes the English language sequence with advanced literary and communication skills.

Punjabi-VI (Elective Punjabi)
Concludes Punjabi language study with advanced literary and linguistic analysis.

India's Foreign Policy and international relations (Political Science)
Studies the principles and evolution of India's foreign policy and international relations.

Understanding of Psychological Disorders (Psychology)
Introduces the classification, causes, and treatment of psychological disorders.

Community Based Rehabilitation (Sociology)
Studies rehabilitation approaches for persons with disabilities within community settings.

From Renaissance to Modern-II (Elective English)
Continues the study of English literature from the Victorian to modern periods.

Statistical Economics (Economics)
Introduces statistical tools and their application in economic analysis.

History of Modern World (15th Century CE to 20th Century CE) (History)
Traces major political and social developments in world history from the 15th to 20th century.

Stress Management (Physical Education)
Studies advanced techniques for managing stress in personal and professional contexts.

fees

Details

Amount

Programme Fees (per Semester)

₹50000

Examination Fees

₹3000

International Fees (per Year)

$2500

Fee Slab

Slab >=60% - 74.99% >=75% - 89.99% >=90% & Above
Fee ₹45000 ₹40000 ₹35000

Students can avail these slots depending on the marks they have scored. Each slot reflects a different academic range, helping students understand where they stand and what benefits they qualify for.

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