From the Principal’s Desk
Post Graduate Government College-46 is a beacon of light for knowledge seekers. Established
in the year 1982 as a college for boys, it bloomed as a co-educational institution in the year
1992. Since then, it has crossed several notable milestones and has constantly improved on
many fronts that have an impact on achieving academic distinction.
The ethos of excellence in PGGC-46 spans from the domain of scholastics to the ambit of coscholastics as we believe in fostering the immense innate potential of every student to become
a successful and responsible citizen. Our persistent drive towards quality education with an
added attraction of e-learning contributes to the needs of the fast emerging global society. The
mentoring team, here, facilitates thinking, engages the young minds and is always willing to
make a difference in the lives of its mentees as we always bear in mind what Dalai Lama once
said, ‘When educating the mind of our youth, we must not forget to educate their hearts’.
So spread your wings and just fly with us soaring in the direction of your dreams to face
tomorrow’s challenging world. Always remember that the future belongs only to those who
prepare for it today.
Good Luck!
Dr.B.P.Yadav
Principal
Our College
Post Graduate Government College-46 is a
premier institution of higher learning in the city
beautiful, Chandigarh. Established in the year
1982 as a college for boys, it evolved as a co-
41077 books that cover a panoramic spectrum
of subjects to satisfy the urge to learn. The
library constantly acquires new books and also
subscribes to 47 periodicals/magazines,
28
journals and 17 newspapers.
educational institution in the year 1992. Since
then, it has made rapid strides in academic
excellence, both qualitatively and quantitatively.
It is an institution where talents are honed,
personal achievement and excellence are
encouraged,
nurtured.
and
leadership
Evaluated
qualities
by NAAC for
are
Cycle-
II accreditation with Grade ‘A’ in September
2015, this multi-faculty institution aims to
provide inclusive education for inculcating
human values, professionalism and scientific
New Courses: B.B.A. Course with total
temper and to establish a community of
40 seats is introduced in the college this
year and second unit of B.C.A is also
scholars
actively pursuing the acquisition,
allotted to the college. Total 80 seats of
creation and dissemination of knowledge. At the
B.Sc. Non Medical are subject to approval.
core of the college’s educational philosophy,
modern education and cultural heritage are
Sports-Physical activity through sports
complimentary and help the students’ to
and games is an essential ingredient for the
holistic development of every student .The
become better citizens.
college has ample space for outdoor and
indoor activities and many a brilliant stars
Infrastructure- The college gives the students
sparkle in our college galaxy by participating
the best, be it course structure, infrastructure,
technological
advancement,
educational
ambience. One of the distinguished colleges of
the region, the college provides a Wi-Fi
campus, spacious e-classrooms, computerized
labs, a language lab, a fully computerized
administrative block,
an aesthetically and
acoustically designed auditorium complex and
fully equipped gymnasium. A green house, a
herbal garden and a solar power plant is
maintained to make the campus environment
friendly. We strongly believe that technology will
never be able to replace books though it may
alter its appearance. Our state-of-the-art
college library has a collection of more than
and excelling at Inter-college, All India Inter
Varsity and National level competitions in
various tournaments.
The games like Cricket, Hockey, Volleyball,
Other
weight-
Badminton,
scholarship
Kabbadi, Kho-kho, Table Tennis, Taekwondo
meritorious
etc. develop the qualities of team work,
economically weaker section are also given
dedication and self-confidence in the students
financial aid as per guidelines issued by
to prepare them to overcome the trials and
Chandigarh administration.
lifting,
Judo,
Yoga,
Facilitiesis
Fee
provided
students.
concession
to
the
and
SC/ST/
Students
from
tribulations of an increasingly competitive world.
The ritual of Annual Athletic Meet every year
helps to instill sportsmanship amongst our
Hostel- Hostel facilities are available in
students.
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NSS & NCC- NSS units with the motto ‘Not
me but you’, promote selfless service and
create awareness regarding social issues like
Government College of Education, Sectorand State
Research
and
Council of
Educational
Training,
Sector-32,
Chandigarh. Hostel seats will be allotted on
the basis of merit (stream wise).
female foeticide, AIDS etc. Four NSS units of
the college carry out social activities throughout
the year. An important initiative of NSS, the
Rotaract Club stands for "Rotary in Action.’ The
young spirited ‘rotaractarians’ of the college
enhance their knowledge and understanding of
worldwide needs and problems. They work for
the well-being of the ignored; neglected and
underprivileged men, women and children. The
NCC unit of our college is committed to
inculcate amongst the students the spirit of
unity and discipline through its Army, Navy and
Air Force wing.
Personality
Development
Programme-To
hone the professional skills of the students and
to enhance their employability, in collaboration
with Regional Institute of English, Sector -32,
Chandigarh, the college offers Personality
Development Programme which comprises of
training in soft skills, group discussions, public
speaking, interviews etc.
Educational Tours- To broaden the horizon
Enabling Unit- It sensitizes and creates
general awareness amongst the students of the
of the students, educational tours are planned
to historical places, field trips to industrial and
disadvantaged persons so as to bring them to
business houses, museums, art-galleries and
Radio/T.V. Stations. In the session 2016-17
various trips/tours to Goa, Jaipur, New Delhi,
the mainstream of the society.
Shimla,
college
towards
differently
abled
and
Amritsar,
Anandpur
Talwandi Sabo were organized.
Sahib
and
Helplines - Anti-Ragging helpline, Anti-Sexual
Harassment and Women’s Support helpline
ensure a secure environment on campus.
Internal Complaints Committee redresses the
grievances of the students.
Workshops and Seminars- Workshops,
seminars and conferences hosted in the college
at National and International level in a variety of
disciplines, serve as a forum for sharing
experiences and research findings for the
teachers as well as the students.
RUSA- Rastriya Uchhatar Shikhsha
Abhiyan
With an objective to improve access, equity and
quality in higher education, the RUSA Cell of
the college has been actively working to
introduce
transformative
reforms
for
the
betterment of the institution. Remedial classes
and
NET
(UGC)
coaching
classes
are
conducted in the college frequently by RUSA.
Placement Cell- The college prepares the
students to excel in a mutually dependent and
competitive world. To achieve this, Placement
Cell brings students in touch with reputed
companies, banks, corporate and business
agencies by organizing Job Fests.
Magazine
and
Newsletters-
The college
magazine ‘Amaranth’ is a mélange of ideas and
a window to all activities that matter on the
college campus. It encourages the students to
give expression to the literary and creative bent
of mind.
The Department of English takes pride in the
publication of the annual issue of their eNewsletter. A multi-disciplinary bi-annual ejournal ‘Sopaan’ is also run by the college.
Co-curricular and Extra-curricular ActivitiesCo-curricular and extra-curricular activities
organized in the college unleash the inherent
aptitudes and help bloom many a personality.
The fountain of youth is on its very best display
during the Youth Festival. Thirty one positions
won during the last session in the category of
music, drama, dance, art and craft and literary
items are a proof of the surge of talent,
creativity and vivacity of the students of our
college.
SOCIETIES
As per the directions of the Chandigarh Administration, each student is required to be the
member of any three of the following societies:
 CHETNA- AIDS Awareness and Health Societies
 SAHASI – Gender Equity Society
 VAAHINI – Traffic Awareness and Road Safety Society
 SAHODAYA – Community Hygiene and Sanitation Society
 DHARANI – Environment Awareness Society
 SANSKRITI-Preservation and Promotion of Culture and Heritage Society
 PUNARNAVA-Best out of Waste society
 NIVARAN- Drug De-addiction Society
 ANAMAYA – Stress Management and Yoga Therapy Society
 VAANGMAYA-Literary Society
 ATHENEUM – Library Outreach Society.
WHOM TO CONTACT
Class/Category/Helpline
Convenor
Venue
Co-ordinator, Admissions
Ms. Deepshikha, Dean
Room No. 119
Co-ordinator, Commerce
Dr. Surinder Kaur
Room No. 225
Co-ordinator, Arts
Ms.Anita Berry
Room No. 8
Co-ordinator, B.C.A
Ms. Renu Arora
Room No. 218
Co-ordinator, B.B.A
Ms. Renu Arora
Room No. 218
Co-ordinator, B.Sc (Non Medical)
Ms. Shashi Wahi
Room No. 118
Guidance & Counselling Cell
(Admissions)
Dr. Harjinder Singh
Dr. Rajesh Kumar
Porch First Floor
Subject Combinations Monitoring
Committee
B.A. I (Semester I)
Dr. Prem Sagar
Auditorium
Mr. Sukhdev Singh Minhas
Auditorium
B.A. II (Semester III)
Ms.Parveen
Room No. 125
B.A. III (Semester -V)
Ms.Gurvinder Kaur
Room No.110
B.Com I (Semester I)
Ms.Arvinder Kaur
B.Com II (Semester III)
Dr. Mukesh Chauhan
B.Com III (Semester V)
Dr.Uma Narang
M.Com I (Semester I)
Dr.Tanuja Talwar
Centralized Admission
GCCBA,Sector-50,Chd.
M.Com II (Semester III)
Dr.Surinder Kaur
Room No. 209
BCA I (Semester I)
Ms. Renu Arora
BCA II (Semester III)
Ms. Renu Arora
BCA III( Semester V)
Ms. Renu Arora
B.B.A.I
Dr. Uma Narang
B.Sc. (Non Medical)
Ms. Shashi Wahi
Centralized Admission
P.U., Chd.
Room No. 209
Room No. 206
Centralized Admission
GCDSD College,Sector-32,
Chd.
Room No. 218
Room No. 218
Centralized Admission
GCDSD College Sector-32,
Chd.
Centralized Admission
GGSC(W)-26, CHD.
Hostel Admission (Boys)
Dr. Prashant Gaurav
Room No. 8
Hostel Admission (Girls)
Ms. Mona Singh
Room No. 110
Foreign Students
Ms. Riju Sharma
Room No. 130
Fee Concession, Students’ Aid
Scholarship & SC/ST
cases committee
Anti Stress Helpline
Dr. Surinder Kaur
Room No. 225
Dr. Tanuja Talwar
Room No.125
(9815915023)
Dr. Arun Kumar
Room No. 10
(9988899832)
Anti-Ragging Helpline
THE COLLEGE FACULTY
Dr. B.P.Yadav
Principal
Ms. Deepshikha
Ms. Shashi Wahi
Dean
Vice-Principal
Commerce
1. Ms. Renu Arora, M.Com.
2. Mr. Amarpreet Singh Sijher, M.Com. (BS),
PGDFM, HTSM, CIC (Deputed to GCCBA,
Sector 42)
Economics
1. Ms. Deepshikha, M.A. Hons, M.Phil.
2. Dr. Harjinder Singh, M.A., M.Phil.,
PGDHR, PGDBA, PhD
3. Dr. Surinder Kaur, M.Com., PhD, MBA,
PGDIM, PGDIFM
3. Ms. Vandana, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.
4. Mr. V.Magesh, M.Com., M.Phil.
4. Vacant
5. Dr. Bikramjit Kaur, M.Com., PhD (Deputed
to GCCBA, Sector 42)
5. Vacant
6. Ms. Arvinder Kaur, M.Com., MFM
English
7. Dr. Tanuja Talwar, M.Com., PhD
1. Ms. Riju Sharma, M.A., B.Ed.,
PGCTE, PGDTE, PGDPM
8. Dr. Uma Narang, M.Com., M.Phil., PhD
2. Dr. Pooja Garg, M.A., M.Phil., PhD
9. Mr. Ripan Kumar Grover, M.Com.
3. Vacant
10. Dr. Mukesh Chauhan, M.Com (Accounting)
M.Com (Business Administration), M.Sc.
(TQM), FCMA, PhD
4. Vacant
11. Vacant
12. Vacant
Defence Studies
1. Vacant
5. Vacant
6. Vacant
7. Vacant
8. Vacant
9. Vacant
10. Vacant
Fine Arts
1. Dr. Simmi Arora, M.A., PhD
2. Vacant
Geography
1. Dr. Prem Sagar, M.A., M.Phil., PhD
2. Vacant
Hindi
1. Prof. (Dr.)Sukhdev Singh Minhas, M.A.
(Hindi, English, Punjabi, Sanskrit), M.Phil.,
PhD, Diploma in Translation
2. Prof. (Dr.) Sneh Sharma, M.A., M.Sc., MBA,
PhD
Philosophy
1. Vacant
Physical Education
1. Dr.Rajinder Singh Kaura,MP.Ed.,
M.Phil., PhD
2. Vacant
Political Science
1. Ms. Shashi Wahi, M.A., M.Phil.
2. Dr. Arun Kumar, M.A., M.Phil., PhD
3. Dr. Gobinda Chandra Sethi, M.A.,
M.Phil., PhD
Psychology
3. Vacant
History
1. Ms. Anita Berry, M.A., M.Phil.
2. Ms. Mona Singh, M.A., M.Phil.
1. Dr. Rajesh Kumar, M.Sc., PGDCC,
PhD
2. Vacant
Public Administration
3. Mr. Praveen Chaubey, M.A., LLB
1. Ms. Harinder Kaur, M.A., M.Phil
4. Dr. Prashant Gaurav, M.A., B.Ed., BLib,
PhD
2. Vacant
Punjabi
Mathematics
1. Ms. Gurvinder Kaur, M.A., M.Phil.
1. Ms. Praveen, M.Sc.
2. Mr. Dalbir Singh, M.Sc., M.Phil.
2. Mr. Rajinder Singh, M.A., B.Ed.,
M.Phil.
3. Vacant
3. Dr. Baljit Singh, M.A., B.Ed., PhD
Music (Instrumental)
1. Vacant
Music (Vocal)
1. Vacant
4. Vacant
5. Vacant
6. Vacant
Library Staff
Sanskrit
1. Ms. Mukesh Kumari, Librarian,
M.Com, B.Ed., M.Lib.Sc.
1. Dr. Ramandeep Kaur, M.A, PhD
2. Ms. Pratibha Pandey, Librarian
Sociology
Office Staff
1. Mr. Pundit Rao, M.A., M.Phil.
1. Mr.Jagdeesh Saini, Supdt. (Accounts)
2. Vacant
2. Mr.Madhav,Supdt.
(Establishment)
Note: Faculty on Contract/ Resource Persons are appointed against vacant posts.
ADMISSION SCHEDULE 2017 - 18 (Time: 9.00 a.m. onwards)
Class
Date
B.A. I (Semester I) (60% & above)
10.07.2017
B.A.-I (Semester I) (55% & Above)
14.07.2017
Auditorium
B.A. II (Semester III)
(Old & New Students)
14.07.2017
Room No. 125
B.A. III (Semester V)
(Old & New Students)
17.07.2017
Room No.110
Foreign Students (All Classes)
14.07.2017
Room No. 130
B.Com I (Semester I)
Venue
Auditorium -On the spot admission*
Centralized Admission, (Panjab University, Chd.)
B.Com II (Semester III)
(Old & New Students)
14.07.2017
Room No. 209
B.Com III (Semester V)
(Old & New Students)
17.07.2017
Room No. 206
B.C.A I
(Semester I)
B.B.A.I
B.Sc. (Non Medical)
Centralized Admission, GGDSD.College, Sec.32,Chd.
Centralized Admission, GGDSD.College, Sec.32,Chd.
Centralized Admission, GGSC(W), Sec.26,Chd.
BCA II (Semester III)
(Old and New Students)
BCA III (Semester V)
(Old & New Students)
BCA II & III (Pending cases if any)
14.07.2017
Room No. 218
17.07.2017
Room No. 218
19.07.2017
Room No. 218
M.Com (Semester I)
Centralized Admission, GCCBA., Sec.50,Chd.
M. Com II (Semester III)
(Old & New Students)
M.Com-II (Semester III)
(Pending cases if any)
17.07.2017
Room No. 213
19.07.2017
Room No.213
*Note: The students should bring the hard copy of the admission from along with
photocopies and originals of certificates required on the day of admission.
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR B.A. – I
For compulsory subjects kindly see details of Undergraduate courses in the common
portion of joint prospectus. A student is required to take up three elective subjects in
all, selecting one subject combination from any of the following sets of combinations.
Each subject combination has been allotted a number.
1. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Fine Arts,
History
2. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Economics
Public Administration
3. Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Psychology, Economics
4. Adv. & Sales Promotion, History,
Public Administration
5. Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Mathematics, Economics
6. Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Psychology, Elective English
7. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Defence
Studies, Public Administration
8. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Fine Arts,
Hindi
9. Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Economics, Hindi
10. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Fine Arts,
Mathematics
11. Defence Studies , Adv. & Sales
Promotion, Punjabi Elective
12. Defence Studies, History, Sociology
13. Defence Studies, Philosophy,
Sociology
14. Defence Studies, History, Political
Science.
15. Defence Studies, Physical
Education Political Science
16. Defence Studies, History, Adv. &
Sales Promotion
17. Defence Studies, Adv. & Sales
Promotion, Hindi
18. Defence Studies, History, Punjabi
Elective
19. Defence Studies, .Sociology,
Punjabi Elective
20. Defence Studies, Sociology,
Physical Education
21. Economics, Physical Education,
Sociology
22. Economics, Philosophy, History
23. Economics, Physical Education,
Hindi
24. Economics, Political Science,
Geography
25. Economics, Political Science,
History
26. Economics, Philosophy, Geography
27. Economics, Sociology, Geography
28. Economics, History, Public
Administration
29. Economics, History, Punjabi
Elective
30. Economics, Physical Education,
Punjabi Elective
31. Economics, Public Administration,
Sanskrit
32. Economics, Music Vocal, Sanskrit
33. Economics, Philosophy, Sanskrit
34. English Elective, Psychology,
Economics
35. English Elective, Political Science,
Economics
36. English Elective, Political Science,
History
37. English Elective, Economics, History
38. English Elective, History, Adv. &
Sales Promotion
39. Fine Arts, Music Vocal, Hindi
40. Fine Arts, History, Hindi
41. Fine Arts, Political Science, Public
Administration
42. Fine Arts, Sociology, History
43. Fine Arts, Public Administration,
History
44. Fine Arts, Music Instrumental, Hindi
45. Fine Arts, Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Philosophy
46. Fine Arts, Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Punjabi Elective
47. Fine Arts, History, Punjabi Elective
48. Fine Arts, Sociology, English
Elective
49. Fine Arts, Sociology, Music
Instrumental
50. Fine Arts, English Elective, History
51. Fine Arts, Public Administration,
Adv. & Sales Promotion
52. Fine Arts, History, Music Vocal
53. Functional English, History, English
Elective
54. Functional English, Economics,
English Elective
55. Functional English, Psychology,
Public Administration
56. Functional English, History, Hindi
57. Functional English, History,
Philosophy
58. Functional English, Defence Studies
English Elective
59. Functional English, Psychology,
English Elective
60. Geography, History, Political Scienc
61. Geography, History, Public
Administration
62. Geography, History, Sociology
63. Geography, Sociology, Hindi
64. Geography, Public Administration,
Sociology
65. Geography, Economics, Hindi
66. Geography, Public Administration
Economics
67. History, Public Administration,
Political Science
68. History, Public Administration,
Sociology
69. History, Political Science, Hindi
70. History, Geography, Hindi
71. History, Economics, Geography
72. History, Hindi, Adv. & Sales
Promotion
73. History, Defence Studies,
Philosophy
74. History, Political Science, Punjabi
Elective
75. History, Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Punjabi Elective
76. History, Economics, Hindi
77. Mathematics, Economics, Political
Science
78. Mathematics, Economics, Sociology
79. Mathematics, Defence Studies,
Political Science
80. Mathematics, Defence Studies,
Sociology
81. Mathematics, Defence Studies,
Adv. & Sales Promotion
82. Mathematics, Economics,
Functional English
83. Mathematics, Defence Studies,
Functional English
84. Music Instrumental, Music
Vocal,Hindi
85. Music Instrumental, Political
Science, Punjabi Elective
86. Music Instrumental, Fine Arts,
Public Administration
87. Music Instrumental, Music Vocal,
Punjabi Elective
88. Music Instrumental, Economics,
Political Science
89. Music Instrumental, Music
Vocal,Public Administration
90. Music Vocal, Music Instrumental,
Economics
91. Music Vocal,Public Administration,
Sanskrit
92. Philosophy, Geography, Political
Science
93. Philosophy, Geography, History
94. Philosophy, Political Science,
Sanskrit
95. Philosophy, Political Science,
Physical Education
96. Physical Education, Political
Science, Hindi
97. Physical Education, Political
Science, Punjabi Elective
98. Physical Education, Political
Science, Economics
99. Physical Education, Adv. & Sales
Promotion, Hindi
100. Political Science, Geography. Hindi
101. Political Science, Geography,
Punjabi Elective
102. Political Science, Public
Administration, Economics
103. Political Science, History,
Philosophy
104. Political Science, Public
Administration, Defence Studies
105. Psychology, Public Administration,
Sociology
106. Psychology, Sociology, Economics
107. Psychology, Political Science,
Economics
108. Psychology, Sociology, Defence
Studies
109. Psychology, Defence Studies, Adv.
& Sales Promotion
110. Psychology, Public Administration,
Adv. & Sales Promotion
111. Psychology, Sociology, Hindi
112. Psychology, Public Administration,
Defence Studies
113. Psychology, Economics, Functional
English
114. Public Administration, Economics,
Functional English
115. Public Administration, Political
Science, Physical Education
116. Public Administration, Political
Science, Psychology
117. Public Administration, Political
Science, Geography
118. Public Administration, Physical
Education, Economics
119. Punjabi Elective, Adv. & Sales
Promotion, Economics
120. Punjabi Elective, Fine Arts, Music
Instrumental
121. Punjabi Elective, Geography,
Economics
122. Punjabi Elective, Economics,
Political Science
123. Punjabi Elective, History,
Geography
124. Punjabi Elective, Physical
Education, Adv. & Sales Promotion
125. Punjabi Elective, Sociology,
Physical Education
126. Punjabi Elective, Political Science,
Defence Studies
127. Sanskrit, Fine Arts, Hindi
128. Sanskrit, Political Science,
Economics
129. Sanskrit, Hindi, Political Science
130. Sanskrit, Adv. & Sales Promotion,
Economics
131. Sanskrit, Music Vocal, Fine Arts
132. Sanskrit, Music Vocal, Hindi
133. Sanskrit, Sociology, Philosophy
134. Sanskrit, Political Science, Defence
Studies
135. Sanskrit, Economics, Sociology
136. Sociology, Economics, History
137. Sociology, Economics, Public
Administration
138. Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy
139. Sociology, History, Hindi
140. Sociology, History, Punjabi Elective
141. Sociology, Physical Education,
History
142. Sociology, Economics, English
Elective
143. Sociology, Geography, English
Elective
Vocational Training Programme
Under Skill Development Initiative Scheme,
Govt. of India in collaboration with
Chandigarh Administration offers the
following courses which are free of cost
and the purpose of these courses is to
develop skills for better employment
opportunities in the market.
1. Tally Programme: Duration-180
hrs. No. of Seats – 30
2. Spoken
English
and
Communication Skills:
Duration -180 hrs., No. of Seats30
Important Guidelines regarding Subject
Combinations:
1. The subject combinations are liable to
change
as per the latest Panjab
University Instructions. The latest
instructions will be displayed on the
college notice board.
2. Change of combination is allowed within
one month of admission to B.A. I and it
is subject to the availability of seats in
the combination to be taken up.
3. With the permission of the Principal,
seats in Music (I), Music (V) and
Sanskrit can be adjusted for the
students who have studied these
subjects in 10+2 or equivalent
examination.
4. Only those students who have passed
10+2 examination with minimum of 40%
marks in Mathematics can opt for
Mathematics.
144. Sociology, Geography, Punjabi
Elective
145. Sociology, Economics, Punjabi
Elective
146. Sociology, Economics, Hindi
Instructions and Eligibility Criteria for
taking up the subject of Physical
Education
Physical Education can be taken up by
those students who have either studied
the subject in the previous class or have
participated in Inter School/State/Open
State Tournaments Certificates in this
regard should be produced at the time of
interview.
As per the new guidelines of the Panjab
University, the admission of students in
Physical Education shall be finalized after
conducting a Physical Fitness Test. The
subject will be offered only to physically fit
students.
The admission to sports quota (i.e. 2%)
will be done on the basis of gradation
issued by the appropriate authority.
The practical class is compulsory as per
the Dept. /College time table.
B.A. II (Honours) – A student can offer
Honours in B.A.II in Economics, Hindi,
Public
Administration, Psychology,
History and Geography (Depending upon
the availability of the faculty)
.
(Eligibility: Minimum 45% marks in
aggregate and 50% marks in pass course
in the concerned subject)
M.Com: M.Com semester III (Optional
Papers)
 HR
 Banking /Finance
M.Com semester IV
Any one of the two options mentioned
above shall be offered.
B.Com. II (Honours)- Eligibility: Minimum
50% marks in the aggregate. A student
can offer Honours in the subject
(Depending upon the availability of the
faculty)



Accounting and Finance
Economics
Banking