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Under Graduate Level Programmes
Curricular Aspects
The various courses of study offer ample scope to the students to select a suitable course and supplement it with various multi-disciplinary additional options. The college runs degree classes in all the three traditional streams of education – Science, Commerce, Humanities with Honours in ten subjects : English, Political Science, Sociology, Hindi, Economics, History, Psychology, Public Administration, E-Commerce and Business Economics. We have a total of 25 departments offering as many as 19 programmes. Presently, the college is running PG courses in English, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Commerce, Mathematics, Chemistry, Mass Communication and Computer Applications.
Realizing the importance of vocation as an essential parameter in the development of personality as a means to empower women, the college runs various vocational courses. Professional Courses such as B.Sc.-MFT and BCA are also offered to the students. Since the objectives of the institution focus on producing potential women, we equip them with qualifications to start their own enterprise as well with career-oriented courses affiliated to Panjab University (UGC sponsored).
The college also provides a great deal of horizontal and vertical mobility to the students in the choice of core and non-core options and a lot of flexibility in the time frame within the constraints of the prescribed syllabi.
Bachelor of Arts
BA/ BA Honours/ BA (Honours with Research)*
Four years Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
Semester I
Eligibility for Bachelor of Arts
A student who has passed class XII from State Board /CBSE/ICSE/or any other recognized Board/University shall be eligible to seek admission to BA Semester I. The admission shall be made on the basis of Panjab University rules.
If the student is found to be admitted from an unrecognized Board her admission will stand cancelled.
All courses offered and admission will be as per guidelines given by Panjab University.
Compulsory Subjects
1. English (Ability Enhancement Course: AEC)
2. Punjabi or History & Culture of Punjab (HCP)
(HCP is only to be opted by students who did not have Punjabi as a subject in Class X)
3. Discipline Specific Courses (DSC): For combinations, refer to DSC. Students will opt for 3 DSCs in first semester, out of which major/minor DSCs will be selected before the beginning of third semester.
4. Multidisciplinary Course** (MDC): Students to choose 1 option (refer to MDC).
5. Value added course (VAC): Students to choose 1 option (refer to VAC).
6. Skill enhancement Course (SEC): Students to choose 1 option (refer to SEC).
*Subject to approval from Panjab University
** A student can opt for a Multi-disciplinary/ Inter-disciplinary Course subject to following conditions:
The student must not have studied that course in 10+2 level.
The student must not have taken that course as a core subject.
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours with Research) *
Four-year Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
For admission details refer to the Joint Online Prospectus at: www.dhe.chd.gov.in
*Subject to approval by Panjab University
Course Contents
Semester I
NBCM101 Principles of Financial Accounting
NBCM102 Psychology for Managers
NBCM103 Micro Economics
MDSC** 101/101A- Commercial Law/ Fundamentals of International Business
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in Class X)
Semester II
NBCM 201 Corporate Accounting
NBCM 202 Human Resource Management
NBCM 203 Macro Economics
MDSC** 201/ 201A Business Law/ Foreign Trade Policy and Procedures
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
Semester III
NBCM 301 Cost Accounting
NBCM 302 Goods and Services Tax
NBCM 303 Business Mathematics and Statistics
NBCM 304 Marketing Management
MDSC**301/301A Company Law / Foreign Trade Finance & Documentation
SEC- 3 credits
English (AEC) – 2 credits
** A student can opt for a Multi-disciplinary/ Inter-disciplinary Course subject to following conditions:
Semester IV
NBCM 401 Cost Management
NBCM 402 Auditing and Secretarial Practice
NBCM 403 Quantitative Techniques and Methods
NBCM 404 Financial Markets and Services
NBCM 405 Advanced Accounting
VAC- 2 credits
English (AEC)- 2 credits
Semester V (Non-NEP)
BCM 501 Income Tax Law
BCM 502 Management Accounting
BCM 503 Indian Economy
BCM 504 Production and Operation Management
BCM 505 Entrepreneurship and Small Business
BCM 506 Financial Markets and Services
Semester VI (Non-NEP)
BCM 601 Direct Tax Laws
BCM 602 Financial Management
BCM 603 Issues in Financial Reporting
BCM 604 Social and Business Ethics
BCM 605 Operational Research
BCM 606 Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science program helps to develop analytical skills, scientific temperament and research aptitude. Their base in B.Sc. facilitates their progression into higher education and research in diverse scientific areas. The students from science-streams have proven their abilities in Management areas as well due to their rational attitude.
Eligibility for Bachelor of Science
A student who has passed class XII with Science subjects from a recognized University/Board/Council or any other examination recognized by the University as equivalent with English (with passing marks) as one of the subjects, shall be eligible to seek admission to 1st Semester of B.Sc./B.Sc. (Honours)/B.Sc.(Honours with research)* degree course.
Course contents
Semester I & II (NEP)
a) Any one of the following combinations of three Science subjects
b) Multi-disciplinary/Inter-disciplinary Course**
c) Ability Enhancement Course (English)
d) Value Added Course
e) Skill Enhancement Course
f) Punjabi/History and Culture of Punjab (HCP) (HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
Semester III (NEP)
a) The student will have the option to choose two subjects as Major and one subject as Minor out of the three science subjects studied in the Semesters I & II
b) Once Major and Minor subjects are chosen in 3rd semester, the same will continue as Major and Minor subjects in the subsequent semesters.
c) Multi-disciplinary/Inter-disciplinary Course**
d) Ability Enhancement Course (English/Modern Indian Language)
e) Skill Enhancement Course
Semester IV (NEP)
a) Two Major and one Minor subject as chosen in 3rd semester
b) Ability Enhancement Course (English/Modern Indian Language)
c) Value Added Course
** A student can opt for a Multi-disciplinary/ Inter-disciplinary Course subject to following conditions:
B.Sc. General Semester V & VI (Non-NEP)
Learners may opt for any of the three streams of Bachelors of Science, namely, Medical, Non-Medical or Computer Applications.
Course Content
The same three Science subjects as studied in Semester III & IV
Bachelor of Computer Applications
The Bachelor of Computer Applications program trains the undergraduate students in the fundamentals of Computer Science. On successful completion of this course student will have many options to launch prospective careers in various growing sectors. Higher studies leading to masters and doctoral degrees in the field can be pursued.
B.C.A/ B.C.A (Honours) / B.C.A (Honours with research) *
Four-year Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
Centralised Admission
For admission details refer to the Joint Online Prospectus at: www.dhe.chd.gov.in
*Subject to approval from Panjab University
Eligibility for Bachelor of Computer Applications
A student who has passed the class XII Examination in any discipline with at least 50% marks from a recognized Board. The student should have passed Mathematics as one of the subjects at Matriculation level.
Note: 5% weightage will be given for subject of Mathematics/ Statistics or equivalent to the candidate who has studied the subject at 10+2 level at the time of admission in B.C.A. 1st semester. The admission shall be made on the basis of Panjab University rules.
Course Content
BCA Semester I (NEP)
BCA-101: A-1: Introduction to Web Technologies (2 Credits)
BCA-101P: A-1: Practical Based on BCA-101 (2 Credits)
BCA-102: B-1: Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics (4 Credits)
BCA-103: C-1: Problem Solving Through C (2 Credits)
BCA-103P: C-1: Practical Based on BCA-103 (2 Credits)
BCA-104: MDSC-1: E-Commerce (3 Credits)
BCA-105: AEC-1: English-A (2 Credits)
BCA-107: Punjabi / HCP ** (2 Credits)
BCA-106: SEC-1: Computer fundamentals & Personal Computing Software (3 Credits)
VAC – Common Basket (2 Credits)
**HCP can be taken by those students who have not studied Punjabi in 10th standard.
Note: A student can opt for a MDSC (multidisciplinary) course subject to the following conditions:
The student must not have studied that course in 10+2 level.
The student must not have taken that course as a core subject.
BCA Semester II (NEP)
BCA-201: A-2: Computer Organization (4 Credits)
BCA-202: B-2: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (2 Credits)
BCA-202P: B-2: Practical Based on BCA-202 (2 Credits)
BCA-203: C-2: Object Oriented Programming Using C++ (2 Credits)
BCA-203P: Practical Based on BCA-203 (2 Credits)
BCA-204: MDSC2: Management Information Systems (3 Credits)
BCA-205: AEC-2: English-B (2 Credits)
BCA-206: SEC-2: Desktop publishing using GIMP (3 Credits)
BCA-207: Punjabi / HCP (2 Credits)
VAC- Common Basket (2 Credits)
Semester III (NEP)
BCA -301: A-3: Computer Architecture (4 Credits)
BCA -302: A-4: Data Structures (2 Credits)
BCA -302P: A-4: Practical Based on BCA-302 (2 Credits)
BCA -303: B-3: Computer Oriented Numerical Methods (2 Credits)
BCA -302P: B-3: Practical Based on BCA-303 (2 Credits)
BCA-304: B-4: Introduction to Machine Learning (4 Credits)
BCA-305: MDSC-3 Common Basket (3 Credits)
BCA-306: AEC-3: English/MIL (2 Credits)
BCA-307: SEC-3: Back-End Web Development (2 Credits)
Semester IV (NEP)
BCA -401: A-5: Operating System Concepts (4 Credits)
BCA -402: A-6: Database Management System (2 Credits)
BCA -402P: A-6: Practical Based on BCA-402 (2 Credits)
BCA -403: A-7: Information System Design and Implementation (4 Credits)
BCA -404: A-8: Cyber Security (4 Credits)
BCA -405: B-5: Python Programming (2 Credits)
BCA-405P: B-5: Practical Based on BCA-405 (2 Credits)
BCA-406: AEC-4: English/MIL (2 Credits)
BCA-407: VAC-3: Common Basket (2 Credits)
Semester V (Non -NEP)
BCA 16 501 Computer Networks
BCA 16 502 Discrete Mathematical Structure
BCA 16 503 Java Programming
BCA 16 504 Web Application Development using PHP
BCA 16 505 Lab based on BCA 16 503
BCA 16 506 Lab based on BCA 16 504
Semester VI (Non -NEP)
BCA 16 601 E-Commerce
BCA 16 602 Application Development using VB.Net
BCA 16 603 Computer Graphics and Multimedia Applications
BCA 16 604 Lab based on BCA 16 603
BCA 16 605 Major Project and Seminar
Bachelor of Business Administration
BBA/ BBA (Honours)
BBA (Honours with research)*
Four year Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
For Admission details please visit www.dhe.chd.gov.in
*Subject to approval by Panjab University
Course Contents
Semester I
NBBA 101 Fundamentals of Management
NBBA 102 Micro Economics
NBBA 103 Financial Accounting
MDSC** 101/101A- Commercial Law/ Fundamentals of International Business
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in Class X)
Semester II
NBBA 201 Human Resource Management
NBBA 202 Macro Economics
NBBA 203 Financial Statement Analysis
MDSC** 201/ 201A Business Law/ Foreign Trade Policy and Procedures
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
Semester Ill
NBBA 301 Psychology for Managers
NBBA 302 Marketing Management
NBBA 303 Business Statistics
NBBA 304 Goods & Services Tax
MDSC** 301/301A Company Law / Foreign Trade Finance & Documentation
SEC- 3 credits
English (AEC)- 2 credits
** A student can opt for a Multi-disciplinary/ Inter-disciplinary Course subject to following conditions:
Semester IV
NBBA 401 Cost Analysis & Decision Making
NBBA 402 Investment Planning & Management
NBBA 403 Consumer Behaviour
NBBA 404 Business Environment
NBBA 405 Project Management
English (AEC)- 2credits
VAC- 3 credits
Semester V (Non-NEP)
BBA 301 Principles of Insurance & Risk Management
BBA 302 Financial Markets and Financial Services
BBA 303 Business Environment
BBA 304 Entrepreneurship & New Venture Creation
For next two papers students can opt for one area out of the following areas:
BBA 305 Consumer Behaviour
BBA 306 Sales & logistic Management
OR
BBA 307 Financial Statement Analysis
BBA 308 Investment Management
OR
BBA 309 Organizational Development
BBA 310 Industrial Relations and Labour Legislation
Semester VI (Non-NEP)
BBA 321 Business Policy & Strategy
BBA 322 Production & Operations Management
BBA 323 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance
BBA 324 Project Report & Viva-Voce
Students to continue with the same option as in Fifth Semester
BBA 325 Advertising & Brand Management
BBA 326 Retail Management
OR
BBA 327 Cost Accounting & Analysis
BBA 328 Strategic Financial Management
OR
BBA 329 Human Resource Planning and Performance Management
BBA 330 Compensation Management
Bachelor of Business Administration (BFSI)
The program aims to widen the knowledge base in business management concepts, use of digital banking tools, current practices and, emerging technologies in the international or multicultural financial environment to support, sustain and, innovate financial aspects of business.
The program facilitates the application of theoretical and technical knowledge in providing socially and ethically responsible business solutions.
BBA(Banking Financial Services and Insurance)/
BBA(Banking Financial Services and Insurance)Honours/
BBA (Banking Financial Services and Insurance)(Honours with research)*
Four year Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
*Subject to approval by Panjab University
Course Contents
Semester I
NBBA 101 Fundamentals of Management
NBBA 102 Micro Economics
NBBA 103 Financial Accounting
MDSC** 101/101A- Commercial Law/ Fundamentals of International Business
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in Class X)
Semester II
NBBA 201 Human Resource Management
NBBA 202 Macro Economics
NBBA 203 Financial Statement Analysis
MDSC** 201/ 201A Business Law/ Foreign Trade Policy and Procedures
SEC – 3 Credits
VAC – 2 Credits
ENG (AEC) 030 English
Compulsory subject: Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab
Semester III
NBFSI 301 Psychology for Managers
NBFSI 302 Fundamentals of Banking
NBFSI 303 Business Statistics
NBFSI 304 Goods & Services Tax
MDSC** 301/301A Company Law / Foreign Trade Finance & Documentation
SEC- 3 credits
English (AEC) – 2 credits
** A student can opt for a Multi-disciplinary/ Inter-disciplinary Course subject to following conditions:
Semester IV
NBFSI 401 Cost Analysis & Decision Making
NBFSI 402 Investment Planning & Management
NBFSI 403 Consumer Behaviour
NBFSI 404 Business Environment
NBFSI 405 Fundamentals of Insurance
English (AEC)- 2 credits
VAC- 3 credits
B.Voc
B.Voc Retail Management/ B.Voc Honours
B.Voc (Honours with Research)*
Four year Undergraduate Programme (As per NEP-2020)
*Subject to approval by Panjab University
Course Contents
Semester I (NEP)
BRM 101 Introduction to Retailing
BRM 102 Principles of Management
BRM 103 Computerised Accounting and Enterprise Resource Planning
MDSC 101- Fundamentals of Information Technology
VAC I- 2 credits
SEC I- 3 credits
English (AEC)- 2 credits
PW1 Project work and Viva Voce
Semester II (NEP)
BRM 201 Retail Stores Operations
BRM 202 Inventory Management
BRM 203 Personal Selling and Salesmanship
MDSC 201- Soft Skills and Personality Development
English (AEC)- 2 credits
SEC II- 3 credits
SIT 201 Summer Industrial Training (SIT)
Semester III (NEP)
BRM 301 Customer Relationship Management
BRM 302 Human Resource Management
BRM 303 Management Information System
MDSC 301 Entrepreneurship Development
English (AEC)- 2 credits
SEC III- 3 credits
VAC II- 2 credits
PW II Project work II and Viva-Voce
Semester IV (NEP)
BRM 401 Warehouse Management
BRM 402 Legal Aspects of Business
BRM 403 Marketing Management
BRM 404 International Retailing
English (AEC)- 2 credits
VAC III- 2 credits
SIT 401 Summer Industrial Training (SIT)
Semester V (Non-NEP)
GEN 501 Critical Thinking and Elementary Statistics
GC 502 Introduction to Research methodology and Report Writing
RSC 503 Accounting Applications
RSC 504 Business Laws for Retail
RSC 505 Business Environment
Semester VI (Non-NEP)
GEN 601 Entrepreneurship Development Programme
GC 602 Total Quality Management
RSC 603 Financial Management for Retail
RSC 604 Marketing Management
RSC 605 Human Resource Management-II
SIT 601 Summer Industrial/In house Training and Comprehensive Viva
Instructions for Admission to Semester V (Non-NEP Classes)
For B.A./B.Sc./B.Com Students:
Students seeking admission in the 5th semester will continue with the Honours subject opted by them in the third semester.
Honours Subjects offered by the College:
BA Honours:
B.Sc. Honours:
B.Com Honours:
Note: If a student does not clear the principal/elective subject, in any semester, in which she had taken Honours, her Honours will stand cancelled with immediate effect (as per PU Guidelines).
For Non-Honours Students:
Students seeking admission to BA/B.Sc. 5th semester (Non-Honours) will continue with the elective subjects opted by them in the 3rd semester.
Add-on Courses* for Semester V students of Non-NEP programme
Enhance your skills with value-added professional courses. Take a step ahead in your academic journey by enrolling in industry-relevant Add-on Courses designed to complement your degree program. These courses are exclusively available to Semester V students of non-NEP programme (BA, B.Com, BBA, BCA, B.Sc). Students may opt for one Add-on Course at a time.
Cosmetology and Beauty Care
Number of Seats: 40
Course Outcomes: Hands-on training in beauty and hair therapies, Proficient use of professional tools and equipment, Mastery of makeup application and hairstyling techniques
Avenues: Beauty Therapist, Makeup Artist, Hair and Skin Care Specialist, etc.
Floriculture and Landscaping
Number of Seats: 40
Course Outcomes: : Enables learners to create sustainable and well-designed landscapes to improve their environment and enhance the aesthetic value of their surroundings.
Avenues: Specialists in botanical gardens, garden designers and landscapers.
Interior Decoration and Design
Number of Seats: 40
Course Outcomes: : Provides learners with a global outlook on design, integrating sustainability, cultural sensitivity, socio-economic awareness, effective use of lighting, acoustics and thermal comfort.
Avenues: Interior Designer, Exhibition Designer, Production/Set Designer, Visual Merchandiser (VM), Industrial Designer, and Apparel & Lifestyle Designer.
Video Reporting
Number of Seats: 40
Course Outcomes: : Builds foundational proficiency in video reporting and editing, news writing, creative scriptwriting. It familiarizes learners with different news story formats, principles of photography, and editing techniques.
Avenues: Broadcast journalism, print media, TV production, and other fields within mass communication, Video Reporter, Scriptwriter, Photojournalist, News Editor, and Content Creator.
* Each course will be offered subject to a minimum enrolment of 15 students.
*The students opting for an add-on course have to tick mark the applicable box in the admission form on the student dashboard.
Eligibility for Bachelor of Arts
1. A student who has passed +2 with English as one of the subjects from State Board / CBSE / ISCE / or any other recognized Board/ University shall be eligible to seek admission to BA Semester I. The admission shall be made on the basis of latest Panjab University guidelines.
2. If the student is found to be admitted from an unrecognized Board her admission will stand cancelled.
Combination of Subjects
Compulsory Subjects
a) English
b) Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab(HCP)(Only for those who did not study Punjabi in 10th).
c) Environment & Road Safety Education
Elective Subjects
A student is required to select three elective subjects in all, selecting not more than one subject from any of the following sets of combinations :
a) English, Hindi, Punjabi
b) Economics, Fine Arts
c) History, Mathematics
d) Sociology
e) Public Administration, Home Science, Philosophy.
f) Political Science
g) Sanskrit, Physical Education, Psychology
h) Music (Vocal)
i) Music (Instrumental)
j) Police Administration with any two of following elective subjects : Public Administration, Economics, Sociology, Political Sciences, English(elective).
Elective Vocational Subjects
a) Functional English- with any two of the following elective subjects
– English Elective, Sociology, Political Science, Public Administration, Economics
b) Office Management and Secretarial Practice- with any two of the following elective subjects
– English/Hindi/ Punjabi, Sociology, Political Science, Economics, History
Note :
1) Check the subject combination carefully to avoid subject clash.
2) A student cannot opt for more than two practical subjects.
3) In addition, a student of BA-I can opt for the Add-on Courses.
4) It is the discretion of the college authorities to dissolve a subject / subject combination having less than 10 students.
B.A Honours
Eligibility
1) Students can opt for Honours in Semester – III.
2) The student who opts for Honours must take up the subject concerned as elective in Semester I.
3) The candidate must have secured at least 50% marks (Result available at the time of admission) in the concerned subject in the University Examination.
4) Admission will be on the basis of merit and subject to the availability of seats.
Honours offered in B.A. Part-II in the following nine Subjects:
1) English
2) Hindi
3) Political Science
4) Sociology
5) History
6) Economics
7) Psychology
8) Public Administration
9) Punjabi
Apart from in-depth knowledge in a specific subject, The Honours degree carries with it age-old value. At the same time, it increases the scope of pursuing higher education i.e. Post Graduation in a particular area.
Learning Outcome
The B.Com. program offers a lot of scope and has a wide & wild field. The B.Com program allows the widest possible scope in the fields like :
a) Charted Accountancy
b) Company Secretary
c) Chartered Financial Analyst
d) Actuarial Science (Related to Insurance) etc.
Commerce graduate can also join Management Programmes with Finance Specilization where they will get a great boosts to the commerce knowledge and fantastic job offers after passing through. They can choose career in computer related courses offered by various institutions for further expanding the fields and skills.
Eligibility for Bachelor of Commerce
For Admission details please visit www.dhe.chd.gov.in
Combination of Subjects
B.Com. Semester I
BCM101A Punjabi
BCM 101 B History & Culture of Punjab(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X
BCM102 English & Business Communication
BCM103 Psychology for Managers
BCM104 Business Economics I
BCM105 Principles of Financial Accounting
BCM106 Commercial Laws
BCM107 Principles and Practices of Management
B.Com. Semester II
BCM 201 A Punjabi
BCM 201 B History & Culture of Punjab(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
BCM 202 English & Business Communication
BCM 203 E-Commerce
BCM 204 Business Economics II
BCM 205 Corporate Accounting
BCM 206 Business Laws
BCM 207 Human Resource Management
Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/Children and Drug Abuse
B.Com. Semester III
BCM301 Issues in Indian Commerce
BCM302 Cost Accounting
BCM 303 Company Law
BCM304 Business Mathematics and Statistics
BCM305 Banking and Insurance
BCM306 Goods and Services Tax (GST)
B.Com. Semester IV
BCM 401 Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
BCM 402 Advance Accounting
BCM 403 Auditing and Secretarial Practice
BCM 404 Cost Management
BCM 405 Marketing Management
BCM 406 Quantitative Techniques and Methods
B.Com. Semester V
BCM501 Income Tax Law
BCM502 Management Accounting
BCM503 Indian Economy
BCM504 Production and Operation Management
BCM505 Entrepreneurship and Small Business
BCM506 Financial Markets and Services
B.Com. Semester VI
BCM 601 Direct Tax Laws
BCM 602 Financial Management
BCM 603 Issues in Financial Reporting
BCM 604 Social and Business Ethics
BCM 605 Operational Research
BCM 606 Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy
B.Com Honours
Honours is offered in the following subjects:
Accounting and Finance
Economics
Management Studies
Eligibility
A student of B.Com Semester III can take up Honours in the above-mentioned subjects with at least 50% marks in the concerned subject in B.Com I
B.Com Honours
Eligibility
1) Students can opt for Honours in Semester – III.
2) The candidate must have secured at least 50% marks (Result available at the time of admission) in the concerned subject in the University Examination.
3) Admission will be on the basis of merit and subject to the availability of seats.
Honours is offered in the following subjects:
Accounting and Finance
Economics
Management Studies
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science program helps to develop analytical skills, scientific temperament and research aptitude. Their base in B.Sc. facilitates their progression into higher education and research in diverse scientific areas. The students from science-streams have proven their abilities in Management areas as well due to their rational attitude.
For Admission details please visit www.dhe.chd.gov.in
Subjects offered
B.Sc. Semester I & II
a) Punjabi/History and Culture of Punjab(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
b) The following three elective subjects :
Medical :
Chemistry, Botany, Zoology
OR
Non-Medical :
Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics
or
Computer Applications (Elective):
Physics, Mathematics and Computer Applications
c) Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/Children and Drug Abuse
B.Sc. Semester III & IV
a) English
b) The three subjects as studied in BSc I & II
B.Sc. Semester V & VI
a) The same three subjects as studied in BSc III & IV
Honours offered in B.Sc. Part-II in the following Subjects :
1) Physics
B.Sc. Honours
Eligibility
1) Students can opt for Honours in Semester – III.
2) The candidate must have secured at least 50% marks (Result available at the time of admission) in the concerned subject in the University Examination.
3) Admission will be on the basis of merit and subject to the availability of seats.
Honours offered in the following Subjects :
1) Physics
Bachelor of Computer Applications
The Bachelor of Computer Applications program trains the undergraduate students in the fundamentals of Computer Science. On successful completion of this course student will have many options to launch prospective careers in various growing sectors. Higher studies leading to masters and doctoral degrees in the field can be pursued.
For Admission details please visit: www.dhe.chd.gov.in
BCA Semester 1
BCA-16-101 English (Compulsory)-A
BCA-16-102 Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics
BCA-16-103 Computer Fundamentals and Computing Software
BCA-16-104 Problem Solving Through C
BCA-16-105 Lab based on BCA-16-103
BCA-16-106 Lab based on BCA-16-104
Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/Children and Drug Abuse
BCA Semester II
BCA-16-201 English (Compulsory)-B
BCA-16-202 Computer Organization
BCA-16-203 Fundamentals of Web Programming
BCA-16-204 Object Oriented Programming using C++
BCA-16-205 Lab based on BCA-16-203
BCA-16-206 Lab based on BCA-16-204
BCA Semester III
BCA-16-301/ BCA-16-302 Punjabi-A/ History & Culture of Punjab A(HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
BCA-16-303 Information System Design and Implementation
BCA-16-304 Computer Oriented Numerical Methods
BCA-16-305 Data Structures
BCA-16-306 Lab based on BCA-16-304
BCA-16-307 Lab based on BCA-16-305
BCA Semester IV
BCA-16-401/ BCA-16-402 Punjabi-B/History & Culture of Punjab B
BCA-16-403 Software Project Management
BCA-16-404 Operating System Concepts and Linux
BCA-16-405 Database Management System
BCA-16-406 Lab based on BCA-16-404
BCA-16-407 Lab based on BCA-16-405
BCA Semester V
BCA-16-501 Computer Networks
BCA-16-502 Discrete Mathematical Structure
BCA-16-503 Java Programming
BCA-16-504 Web Application Development using PHP
BCA-16-505 Lab based on BCA-16-503
BCA-16-506 Lab based on BCA-16-504
BCA Semester VI
BCA-16-601 E-Commerce
BCA-16-602 Application Development using VB.Net
BCA-16-603 Computer Graphics and Multimedia Applications
BCA-16-604 Lab based on BCA-16-603
BCA-16-605 Major Project and Seminar
Bachelor of Business Administration
For Admission details please visit www.dhe.chd.gov.in
BBA Semester I
BBA 101A / BBA 101 B Punjabi/ History & Culture of Punjab (HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
BBA 102 Business Statistics
BBA 103 Fundamentals of Information Technology
BBA 104 Management Concept & Practices
BBA 105 Financial Accounting
BBA 106 Essentials of Business Economics I
BBA Semester II
BBA 121 A / BBA 121 B Punjabi I History & Culture of Punjab (HCP is only for those who have not studied Punjabi in class X)
BBA 122 Managerial &Soft-Skills Management
BBA123 Essentials of Business Economics II
BBA 124 Business Laws
BBA 125 Psychology for Managers
BBA 126 Financial Management
Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/Children & Drug Abuse
BBA Semester Ill
BBA 201 English & Business Communication Skills
BBA 202 Operation Research
BBA 203 Marketing Management
BBA 204 Economics of Money & Banking
BBA 205 Regulatory Framework for Companies
BBA 206 Direct Tax Laws
BBA Semester IV
BBA 221 English & Business Communication Skills
BBA 222 Project Management
BBA 223 Research Methodology
BBA 224 Human Resource Management
BBA 225 Goods and Services Tax
BBA 226 Database Management System
BBA Semester V
BBA 301 Insurance & Risk Management
BBA 302 International Business
BBA 303 Business Environment
BBA 304 Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management
BBA 305 Consumer Behavior
BBA 306 Sales & Distribution Management
BBA Semester VI
BBA 321 Business Policy & Strategy
BBA 322 Production & Operations Management
BBA 323 Social & Ethical Issues In Business
BBA 324 Project Report & Viva-Voce
BBA 325 Advertising & Brand Management
BBA 326 Marketing of Services