sri krishnadevaraya university ananthapuramu - 515 003 …

SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY

ANANTHAPURAMU - 515 003 (A.P.) INDIA

DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

(Recognized by the Distance Education Bureau, New Delhi)

Website: www.skucde.com

Important Dates for M.A/M.Sc./M.Com/MBA/B.L.I.Sc/Diploma Courses

Commencement of Online Uploading of Applications : 03.02.2016

Last date for the uploading of Online Applications : 30.03.2016

Eligibility Test for MBA : 17.04.2016

Announcement of MBA Eligibility Test Results : 25.04.2016

Last date for payment of course fee by the candidates

Who qualified in eligibility Test : 10.05.2016

P.G PROSPECTUS

2015-16

P.G COURSES

1. Courses Offered

(a) Postgraduate Courses :

M.A English

M.A Telugu

M.A Economics

M.A History

M.A Political Science

M.A Rural Development

M.A Sociology

MSc Mathematics

M.Sc Physics

M.Sc Organic Chemistry

M.Sc Computer Science

M.Sc Botany

M.Sc Zoology

M.Com

M.B.A

P.G.D.C.A

B.L.I.Sc

2. Eligibility criteria for Admission into Post-Graduate and PG Diploma Courses:

Sl.No Name of the Course

Duratio

n of the

course

Minimum Qualification for Admission

1 M.A English 2 Years

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com/BBM. with English under

Part-I/II (Part I English candidates should have

done English for at least 100 marks spread over

the first two years of the course)

2 M.A Telugu 2 Years

B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. with Telugu under Part-I/II

(Part I Telugu candidates should have done

Telugu for at least 100 marks spread over the

first two years of the course)

3 M.A Economics 2 Years B.A. Economics of three years duration from a

recognized University.

4 M.A History 2 Years Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration

from a recognized University.

5

M.A Political

Science

2 Years Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration


6 M.A Rural

Development 2 Years

Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration


7 M.A Sociology

2 Years

Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration


8 M.Sc Mathematics 2 Years

B.A. / B.Sc. with Mathematics as one of the

three subjects of equal standard or as Main

under Part-II from a recognized University.

9 M.Sc Physics 2 Years B.Sc with Physics and Mathematics under Part-

II from a recognized University.

10 M.Sc.Organic

Chemistry 2 Years

B.Sc with Chemistry from a recognized

University.

11 M.Sc Computer

Science 2 Years

B.A./B.Sc./BCA/B.Com. with Computers/

Computer Applications, or B.A./B.Sc. with

Mathematics or Statistics followed by one year

PGDCA/PGDCSA/ BCA

12 M.Sc Botany 2 Years B.Sc. with Botany under Part – II from a


13 M.Sc Zoology 2 Years B.Sc. with Zoology under Part-II from a


14 M.Com 2 Years

B.Com./B.A. with Accountancy under Part-

II/B.Com with Computers/Computer

Applications/B.B.A./ B.B.M. / B.Com. with

Company Secretary ship / B.Com. (Honours)

/B.Com.(Restructured Course)

15 MBA 3 Years

1. Any three-year Bachelor’s Degree from a

recognized university except Bachelor of

Oriental Languages (BOL) and Bachelor of

Fine Arts (BFA)

And

2. A valid ICET Rank up to 2015 or Pass in the

admission test conducted by DDE for the

purpose

16

Bachelor of Library

and Information

Science

1 Year Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration


17 P.G.D.C.A 1 Year Any Bachelor’s Degree of three year duration


Important Note: It is the sole responsibility of the candidate to find out whether the

qualifying Degree is from a UGC recognized university/institute or not. The Directorate of

Distance Education will not issue the PG Degree Certificate even after the completion of the

course unless satisfied with the recognition of the lower Degree and the recognition of the

University/Institute that issued the lower Degree. The University reserves the right to cancel

the Postgraduate Degree in such cases where it is proved that the qualifying Degree is not

from a UGC recognized University/ Institute.

3. Fee Structure (Including Examination Fee)

Sl.No. Name of the Course Course Fee (including Examination Fee)

I Year II Year III Year

Postgraduate Courses :

1 M.A English Rs.4,200/- Rs.4,200/- ---

2 M.A Telugu Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/- ---

3 M.A Economics Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/- ---

4 M.A History Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/- ---

5 M.A Political Science Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/- ---

6 M.A Rural Development Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,800/ ---

7 M.A Sociology Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/ ---

8 M.Sc Mathematics Rs.4,200/ Rs.4,200/ ---

9 M.Sc Physics Rs.16,800/- Rs.16,800/- ---

10 M.Sc Organic Chemistry Rs.16,800/ Rs.16,800/- ---

11 M.Sc Computer Science Rs.16,800/ Rs.16,800/- ---

12 M.Sc. Botany Rs.16,800/ Rs.16,800/- ---

13 M.Sc. Zoology Rs.16,800/ Rs.16,800/- ---

14 M.Com. Rs.4,200/- Rs.4,200/- ---

15 MBA Rs.12,000/- Rs.12,000/- Rs.12,000/-

B.L.I.Sc

16 Bachelor of Library and Information

Science

Rs.5,400/-

P.G.D.C.A

17 Post Graduation Diploma in Computer

Application

Rs.8400/-

4. How to apply:

The login is provided for P.G. courses through our website www.skucde.com

The candidate should Register first and then go to login.

Fill the Application form.

Go to Online Payment screen and pay the application fee.

Take your Application Printout.

The candidate should sign in the filled in Application Form.

The candidate should preserve a copy of Bank Receipt and filled in application form

for further correspondence if any.

The candidates are required to submit the following Xerox copies of the certificates along

with the filled in application form.

1. SSC Marks Memo

2. Intermediate Marks Memo

3. Degree Marks memos and Provisional or Original Degree certificate along with

one set of Xerox copies.

4. The copy of Bank receipt towards the Course Fee.

Filled in Application form along with the above enclosures should be sent to the following

address.

“Application for Admission into (mention course)”

Directorate of Distance Education

Sri Krishnadevaraya University

Anantapuramu (A.P) – 515 003. Uploads

1. Photo: Photograph must be a recent passport size color picture.

Photographs with caps, hats and dark glasses are not acceptable. The face of the

candidate should be clearly visible in the uploaded photograph.

Size of file should be between 80-100 kb in jpg format only.

2. Signature of the candidate:

Signature should be clearly visible.

Size of file should be between 80-100 kb in jpg format only.

5. Admission procedure

Eligible candidates will be given admission after scrutiny of the original certificates, Bank

Receipt pertaining to the Course fee etc., enclosed to the application. Admission is open to all

those who have the prescribed qualifications. Candidates selected for admission will receive

the admission intimation cards by post. Director of DDE reserves right to cancel admission

of an ineligible candidates at any stage of the course.

Note 1: The application will be summarily rejected if there is any discrepancy in between the

information in the application and the supporting documents.

Note 2: Once a candidate is declared eligible for admission, the fee will not be refunded

under any circumstances.

Note 3: Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right. If adequate number of candidates

is not enrolled for any particular course, the University reserves the right to discontinue the

course. In such a case, the course fee and other certificates will be returned.

Returning of Originals

The original pass certificates and the statements of marks will be returned to the candidate

along with admission memo after scrutiny and finalization of admission.

6. Enrolment Number and Identity Card

The Directorate will issue an Identity Card and assign an Enrolment Number to all

admitted candidates. The candidate is instructed to keep their Identity Card safely till the

completion of the course and must bring their Identity Card at the time of Personal Contact

Programme and during all the Examinations. For all correspondence, the Enrolment Number

should be invariably mentioned.

Candidates who have lost their Identity Card can obtain a duplicate Identity Card from the

DDE by submitting Demand Draft for Rs.150/- along with a requisition and stamp size

photograph.

7. Study Material

The DDE will send the Study Material by post or in person to the admitted candidates along

with a copy of syllabus and assignment question paper of the course.

Note: The study material will be issued immediately for those who have paid course fee.

8. Assignments

There is internal assessment in the evaluation of the candidate performance in the distance

education programmes. The Assignment carries 25 Marks (30 Marks for M.B.A.) in each

paper for all the courses. Assignment question papers are made available in the University

DDE website in the first week of May and students must submit the same on or before 30-08-

2016 without fail. No assignment will be accepted, after the last date. Submission of the

assignments is compulsory and is reckoned for internal assessment marks for all the courses.

Candidates have to secure a minimum prescribed score. Candidates who fail to submit the

assignments within the prescribed time will forfeit the internal assessment marks and they

automatically fail in the examination. The assignments should be in the candidates own

handwriting. The assignments should be answered by the candidates on good quality A4 size

papers and submitted to the Director, DDE as per schedule. Typewritten / Photocopy /

Computer printout will summarily be rejected.

The paper wise Assignments should be submitted by Registered post/by person. The DDE

has arranged to issue acknowledgement for the receipt of assignments. The candidates are

informed to send a self addressed stamped envelope for acknowledgement. The candidate has

to ensure that the assignments are received within the prescribed time. The DDE is not

responsible for any type of postal delays/lapses.

9. Personal Contact Programme:

The Personal Contact Programmes for M.A, M.Sc, M.Com, M.B.A, and B.L.I.Sc. courses

will be conducted in the concerned departments of the University. Apart from the theory

classes, practical classes will also be held.

The Personal Contact Programme (PCP) is designed to help the learners with classroom

counselling to cover the syllabus. Lectures are arranged on select topics. The candidates can

interact with the teachers and seek clarifications on the subject.

Personal Contact Programme Classes for all the courses are conducted for six days every year

for all Arts courses and M.Sc. Mathematics and 28 days for all Science courses.

75% attendance for PCP classes is compulsory for all Science & B.LI.Sc course. Those

who fail to fulfill the required attendance are not allowed for the examinations under

any circumstances.

The dates of the Personal Contact Programme classes will be conducted during summer

vacation in between 01-06-2016 to 28-06-2016.

The candidates should make their own arrangements for lodging and boarding for attending

the PCP classes.

10. Examinations Information:

Registration for the Examinations

The yearend University examinations will be held in the month of July/August 2016. The

dates of examination will be made available in the University DDE website by 1st week of

June 2016.

Candidates appearing for I/II/III year regular examinations need not pay the

Examination Fee since the examination fee is collected along with the Course fee.

If the candidate fails to appear for examination in time he / she can appear for the subsequent

examination within the stipulated duration on payment of the prescribed examination fee.

There is no detention system in distance education. Candidates who have failed in any year

are allowed to continue the course of study for the next year. No provision will be available

for supplementary examinations under distance education mode.

The Examination Application Forms for supplementary candidates must be

downloaded from the DDE websites: www.sku-dde.com or www.skucde.com.

The Hall Tickets are sent directly to the candidates by post/ through study centers. The

Examination Centre is indicated on the Hall-Ticket/DDE websites: www.sku-dde.com or

www.skucde.com.

Those who do not receive the Hall Ticket by post have to approach the Chief Superintendent

of the Examination Centre with the Demand draft for Rs.100/-, one passport size photographs

and the Identity Card for obtaining a duplicate Hall Ticket.

The examinations (both practical and theory papers) for the Science Course students will be

held in allotted Regional Study Centres only.

The University Examination consists of two components – External and Internal. The

External and Internal Examinations carry 75 marks (70 for M.B.A) and 25 marks (30 for

M.B.A) marks respectively.

The Internal Examinations constitute the assessment of assignments submitted by the

candidates. External Examinations will be held in the month of July/August 2016 for all the

courses.

A candidate has to secure 35 marks to pass in each paper. The maximum marks for the

examination for each paper is 100, out of which internal assessment carries 25 marks (30 for

M.B.A) and external examination 75 marks (70 for M.B.A). The internal marks are the

marks allotted for assignments. The candidate should secure at least 26 marks (25 for M.B.A)

in the external examination and 9 marks (10 for M.B.A) in the internal assessment to pass an

examination. However, the candidate has to secure an aggregate of 40% of marks on the

whole to be declared to have passed the whole examination.

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Candidates may reappear for the failed papers in subsequent examinations and pass in

those papers. They should complete the course during the maximum period of the

validity of their registration.

Candidates who do not secure minimum marks in external examination in a paper should

reappear for the external examination of that paper as and when it is held and obtain at least

the passing minimum, 26 marks (25 for M.B.A).

Candidates who do not secure minimum marks in the internal assessment of a paper should

submit the assignment /Internal assessment of that paper within three months from the date

of publication of results of the respective examinations. Only three successive chances from

the date of registration will be given to candidates for securing minimum marks in the

assignments, irrespective of whether they avail themselves of the chances or not.

Candidates who have completed their grace period of three years for submission of

assignments may submit their assignments before the end of the third year with a penal fee of

Rs.50/- per assignment.

Revaluation

There is a provision for revaluation of paper/s as per the University rules on payment of the

fee prescribed by the DDE. Those who wish to have revaluation of the paper/s have to apply

within 21 days from the date of issue of marks memorandum. After expiry of this date,

the request will not be considered.

Award of Class for Successful Candidates

Successful candidates will be awarded class on the basis of the total marks obtained by them

in the first, second and third year examinations taken together as described below.

First Class with Distinction will be awarded to those who obtain not less than 70% of the

total marks. First class will be awarded to those who obtain 60% of marks and above and

below 70% of the total marks.

Second Class will be awarded to those who obtain 50% of marks and above and below 60%.

Third Class shall be awarded to the rest of the successful candidates obtaining a minimum of

40% of marks as specified.

Note: a) Candidates who wish to appear for improvement of class should not apply for the

Provisional/Original Degree Certificates

b) The candidate who wish to appear for improvement provision will be for First /

Second / Third year by online payment for Rs.1500/- through our

website.www.skucde.com or www.sku-dde.com

11. How to get the Certificates

Those who wish to get the following certificates have to apply in the prescribed format

available either at the DDE office or in the website along with the online payment.

S.No. Name of the Certificate Fee

1 Marks Memorandum No Fee

2 Provisional Certificate No Fee

3 Marks Memorandum- Duplicate Rs. 250/-

4 Provisional Certificate - Duplicate Rs. 500/-

5 Migration Certificate Rs. 150/-

6 Migration Certificate – Duplicate Rs. 450/-

7 Hall Ticket – Duplicate Rs. 300/-

8 Change of Examination Centre Rs. 2000/-

9 Identity Card – Duplicate Rs. 150/-

10 Degree Certificate in Advance Rs. 3500/-

11 Revaluation fee for each paper Rs. 1000/-

12 Name correction in each Certificate Rs.200/-

13 Transcripts for 5 Sets Rs.750/-

14 Consolidated Marks cum Provisional Rs.500/-

12. General Instructions to the Candidates:

1. Validity of the Admission/Registration:

(a) Candidates who are admitted to a one year course can complete the course within

three years from the date of admission, failing which their admission stands

automatically cancelled.

(b) Candidates who are admitted to a two year course can complete the course within

six years from the date of admission, failing which their admission stands


(c) Candidates who are admitted to a three year course can complete the course

within nine years from the date of admission, failing which their admission stands


2. If adequate number of candidates are not enrolled for any particular course/group of

subjects, the University reserves the right to withdraw that course/group.

3. If adequate number of candidates are not enrolled in any particular study centre, the

candidates are allotted to the other Study centre where the course/group is offered and

the decision of the University is final.

4. Candidates are advised to preserve this Prospectus, Identity Card and fee receipts till

they complete their course.

5. The candidates should write full Address for Correspondence clearly. In the event of

any change in the address, the candidate should inform to the DDE along with the

challan/ on-line transfer or a Demand Draft for Rs.50/-

6. Attendance of candidates for PCP and practical classes is compulsory for Science, and

Professional courses.

7. Candidates are advised to be in touch with the DDE website: www.sku-dde.com for

any information from time to time.

8. Choice of the course once indicated at the time of applying is final. No change is be

permitted.

9. Course Fee once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

10. Assignment question papers available in our website www.sku-dde.com,

www.skucde.com.

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11. On the reverse side of the counterfoil of the on-line transfer or Demand Draft, the

following particulars should be written for its safe accounting:

i. Name of the Candidate

ii. Name of the Course / Subject

iii. Purpose of payment: (Course Fee / Examination Fee etc,)

12. The DDE is not responsible for postal delay or loss in transit.

13. If the last day of any transaction falls on a holiday, candidates are allowed to transact

the same on the following working day only and not beyond.

14. For all legal matters, the jurisdiction is Anantapuramu town only.

15. All enquiries and correspondence must be addressed to

The Director Directorate of Distance Education

Sri Krishnadevaraya University Anantapuramu (A.P) – 515 003.

Note: The candidates will be collected their Hall-Tickets from the opted Study

Centre/Examination Centre two days before commencement of Examinations.

13. Subject code and Subject Name

SUBJECT

CODE SUBJECT NAME

01 M.A. History

02 M.A. Political Science

03 M.A. Sociology

04 M.A. Economics

05 M.A. English

06 M.A. Telugu

07 M.Com.

08 M.Sc. Mathematics

12 M.B.A.

14 M.Sc. Botany

15 M.Sc. Chemistry

16 M.Sc. Physics

17 M.Sc. Zoology

18 M.Sc. Computer Science

21 M.A. Rural Development

22 P.G.D.C.A

27 B.L.I.Sc

14. Course Structure

01. M.A. History

First Year

Paper

No.

Paper

Code Title of the Paper

Marks Allotted Total

Marks Theory Assignment

I H-111 Civilization of the Ancient World 75 25 100

II H-112

History of Ancient India to 1206

AD 75 25 100

III H-113

History of Medieval India (1206 –

1757 AD) 75 25 100

IV H-114

History of South India with special

reference to Andhra Pradesh 75 25 100

V H-115

History of Modern East Asia

(1900 – to the Present) 75 25 100

Second Year

VI H-116 Historical Method and

Historiography 75 25 100

VII H-117 History of Modern India (1757 –

1964) 75 25 100

VIII H-118 History of Indian National

Movement (1857-1947) 75 25 100

IX H-119 History of Europe (1789 – 1945) 75 25 100

X H-120 History of the World (1945 – to

the present) 75 25 100

02. M.A. Political Science

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I P-121 Western Political Thought 75 25 100

II P-122 Select Constitutions 75 25 100

III P-123 Indian Government and Politics 75 25 100

IV P-124 International Relations 75 25 100

V P-125 Comparative Politics 75 25 100

Second Year

VI P-126 Indian Political Thought 75 25 100

VII P-127 International Relations Theory 75 25 100

VIII P-128 Modern Political Theory 75 25 100

IX P-129 Political Sociology 75 25 100

X P-130 State Government and Politics 75 25 100

03. M.A. Sociology

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I S-131 Sociological Analysis 75 25 100

II S-132

Social Thought and Sociological

Perspectives 75 25 100

III S-133 Social Research and Statistics 75 25 100

IV S-134

Indian Society : Structure and

Change 75 25 100

V S-135 Rural and Urban Sociology 75 25 100

Second Year

VI S-136 Industrial Sociology & Labour

Welfare 75 25 100

VII S-137 Social Demography & Family

Welfare 75 25 100

VIII S-138 Sociology of Weaker Sections &

Development 75 25 100

IX S-139 Medical Sociology 75 25 100

X S-140 Social Disorganization &

Criminology 75 25 100

04. M.A. Economics

First Year

Paper

No

Paper

Code

Title of the Paper Marks Allotted Total


I EM-141 Micro – Economic Analysis 75 25 100

II EM-142 Macro – Economic Analysis 75 25 100

III EM-143 History of Economic Thought 75 25 100

IV EM-144 Public Finance 75 25 100

V EM-145 Quantitative Methods 75 25 100

Second Year

VI EM-146 Financial Markets 75 25 100

VII EM-147 International Economics 75 25 100

VIII EM-148 Economic Development and

Planning 75 25 100

IX EM-149 Indian Economy 75 25 100

X EM-150 Development Banking 75 25 100

05. M.A. English

First Year

Paper

No.

Paper




I E-151 English Poetry 75 25 100

II E-152 English Drama 75 25 100

III E-153 English Fiction 75 25 100

IV E-154 Indian English Literature 75 25 100

V E-155 The English Language

75 25 100

Second Year

VI E- 156 Comparative Literature 75 25 100

VII E- 157

Commonwealth Literature

(excluding Indian English

Literature)

75 25 100

VIII E- 158 Literary Criticism 75 25 100

IX E- 159 American Literature 75 25 100

X E- 160 Indian Literature 75 25 100

06. M.A. Telugu

First Year

Paper

No.

Paper




I T- 161 Pracheenandhra Kavitvam 75 25 100

II T- 162

Pracheenandhra Sahitya

Parinamam 75 25 100

III T- 163

Bhasha Vignanam – Andhra

Bhasha Vikasam 75 25 100

IV T- 164 Janapada Sahityam 75 25 100

V T- 165 Adhunikandhra Sahitya Vikasam 75 25 100

Second Year

VI T- 166 Sahitya Vimarsa – Soundarya

Sastram 75 25 100

VII T- 167 Dravida Bhasha Vignanam 75 25 100

VIII T- 168 Telugu Vyakaranam, Chandassu,

Alankaralu 75 25 100

IX T- 169 Adhunikandhra Kavitvam 75 25 100

X T- 170 Dakshinatya Sahityam –

Tulanatmka Adhyayanam 75 25 100

07. M. Com.

First Year

Paper

No

Paper

Code

Title of the Paper



I C-171 Managerial Economics 75 25 100

II C-172 Quantitative Techniques 75 25 100

III C-173 Advanced Accounting Theory 75 25 100

IV C-174 Marketing Management 75 25 100

V C-175 Organizational Theory & Behavior 75 25 100

Second Year

VI C-176 Business Environment and

Government Policy 75 25 100

VII C-177 Human Resource Management 75 25 100

VIII C-178 Financial Management and

Control 75 25 100

IX C-179 Cost and Management Accounting 75 25 100

X C-180 Security Analysis and Portfolio

Management 75 25 100

08. M.Sc. Mathematics

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I M-181 Topology 75 25 100

II M-182 Analysis 75 25 100

III M-183 Algebra 75 25 100

IV M-184 Differential Equations 75 25 100

V M-185 Mathematical Methods 75 25 100

Second Year

VI M-186 Complex Analysis 75 25 100

VII M-187 Commutative Algebra 75 25 100

VIII M-188 Functional Analysis 75 25 100

IX M-189 Fluid Dynamics 75 25 100

X M-190 Graph Theory 75 25 100

12. Master Business Administration (MBA)

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I MB-301 Management Concepts 70 30 100

II MB-302 Organizational Behaviour 70 30 100

III MB-303 Human Resource Management

and Industrial Relations 70 30 100

IV MB-304 Marketing Management 70 30 100

V MB-305 Financial Management 70 30 100

VI MB-306 Accounting for Management 70 30 100

VII MB-307 Business Environment and

Government Policy 70 30 100

Second Year

VIII MB-308 Economics for Management 70 30 100

IX MB-309 Statistics for Management 70 30 100

X MB-310 Business Policy and Strategic


XI MB-311 Business Law 70 30 100

XII MB-312 Production and Operations


XIII MB-313 Management Information Systems 70 30 100

XIV MB-314 International Business 70 30 100

XV MB-315 Entrepreneurship Development 70 30 100

Third Year

Elective – 1: Human Resource Management Stream

Paper

No

Paper




XVI MB-316 Human Resource Development 70 30 100

XVII MB-317 Organizational Development 70 30 100

XVIII MB-318 Knowledge Management 70 30 100

Project Report 200 --- 100

Viva–Voce 100 --- 100

Elective – 2: Finance Management Stream

Paper

No

Paper




XVI MB-319 Security Analysis and Portfolio


XVII MB-320 Financial Services 70 30 100

XVIII MB-321 Management of Working Capital 70 30 100


Viva–Voce 100 --- 100

Elective – 3: Marketing Management Stream

Paper

No

Paper




XVI MB-322 Consumer Behaviour and

Marketing Research 70 30 100

XVII MB-323 Product Management and Services

Marketing 70 30 100

XVIII MB-324 Advertising and Sales



Viva–Voce 100 --- 100

Elective – 4: *Systems Stream

Paper

No

Paper




XVI MB-325 Unix & C 70 30 100

XVII MB-326 Data Base Management Systems

(DBMS) 70 30 100

XVIII MB-327 e-Commerce 70 30 100


Viva–Voce 100 --- 100

Note 1: Candidates can choose any one of the above Streams

2: If sufficient number of candidates do not opt for the last stream, the DDE reserves the

right to direct the candidates to choose one from among the remaining three streams.

14. M.Sc. Botany

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I BO-211

Algae, Fungi, Bryophytes,

Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms 75 25 100

II BO-212

Taxonomy of Angiosperms and

Economic Botany 75 25 100

III BO-213

Cell biology, Genetics and Plant

Breeding 75 25 100

IV BO-214 Plant Physiology 75 25 100

Practical – I --- --- 50

Practical – II --- --- 50

Practical – III --- --- 50

Practical – IV --- --- 50

Second Year

V BO-215 Plant Reproduction, Plant

Anatomy and Plant Tissue Culture 75 25 100

VI BO-216 Plant Molecular Biology and

Genetic Engineering 75 25 100

VII BO-217 Ecology and Biodiversity 75 25 100

VIII BO-218 Biosystematics, Ethno Botany and

Pharmacognosy 75 25 100




Practical – IV --- --- 50

15. M.Sc. Organic Chemistry

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I CH-231 Inorganic Chemistry 75 25 100

II CH-232 Organic Chemistry 75 25 100

III CH-233 Physical Chemistry 75 25 100

IV CH-234 Spectroscopy 75 25 100




Second Year

V

CH-235

Quantitative data, Analytical,

Electrochemical and Separation

Techniques

75 25 100

VI

CH-236

Organic Spectroscopy, Drug

design, Conformational Analysis

and Heterocyclic compounds

75 25 100

VII

CH-237

Organic Photo Chemistry,

Pericyclic reactions and Organic

Synthesis

75 25 100

VIII CH-238 Advanced Natural Products 75 25 100


Practical – II (i) --- --- 150

Practical – II (ii) --- --- 50

16. M.Sc. Physics

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I PH-241

Classical and Statistical

Mechanics 75 25 100

II PH-242

Atomic Physics, Optics and

Electromagnetic Theory 75 25 100

III PH-243

Condensed Matter Physics,

Electronic Devices and Circuits 75 25 100

IV PH-244 Mathematical Physics 75 25 100



Second Year

V PH-245 Quantum Mechanics 75 25 100

VI PH-246 Nuclear Physics and Molecular

Spectroscopy 75 25 100

VII PH-247 Numerical Techniques and

Computer Programming 75 25 100

VIII

PH-248 Digital Electronics, Micro

Processors and Communication

Electronics

75 25 100



17. M.Sc. Zoology

First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I ZO-221 Biosystematics, Taxonomy and

Gamete Biology 75 25 100

II ZO-222 Quantitative Biology, Population

Genetic and Evolution 75 25 100

III ZO-223 Physiology & Comparative

Endocrinology 75 25 100

IV ZO-224 Molecular Cell Biology and Tools

and Techniques 75 25 100



Second Year

V ZO-225

Structure, of Invertebrates and

Comparative Anatomy of

Vertebrates

75 25 100

VI ZO-226 Population Ecology and Animal 75 25 100

Behavior

VII ZO-227 Ichthyology and Aquaculture 75 25 100

VIII ZO-228 Medical and Veterinary

Parasitology 75 25 100



18. M.Sc. Computer Science

First Year

Paper

No.

Paper

Code

Title of the Paper Marks Allotted Total

Marks Theory Assign

I CS-419 Data Structures and C++ 75 25 100

II CS-420

Computer Organization &

Operating Systems 75 25 100

III CS-421 Computer Networks 75 25 100

IV CS-422 Database Management Systems 75 25 100

V CS-423 Discrete Mathematics 75 25 100

VI CS-424 Object Oriented Programming 75 25 100

Practical – I : OOPs & Data

Structures Lab --- --- 100

Practical – II : DBMS Lab --- --- 100

Practical – III : Operating Systems

and Unix Lab --- --- 100

Second Year

VI CS-425 Cryptography & Network Security 75 25 100

VIII CS-426 Advanced Database Management

Systems 75 25 100

IX CS-427 Web Technologies 75 25 100

X CS-428 Unix Network Programming 75 25 100

XI CS-429 Artificial Intelligence 75 25 100

XII CS-43O Software Engineering 75 25 100

Practical – I : Advanced Java &

Web Technologies Lab --- --- 100

Practical – II : Unix Networking

Lab --- --- 100

Practical – III : Graphic User

Interface Lab --- --- 100

Practical – IV :

PROJECT WORK --- --- 100

21. M.A. Rural Development

\First Year

Paper

No

Paper




I RD-235

Rural Development Approaches &

Strategies 75 25 100

II RD-236 Indian Rural Economic Scene 75 25 100

III RD-237 Indian Rural Social Scene 75 25 100

IV RD-238

Research Methods and working

with people 75 25 100

V RD-239 Environmental Economics 75 25 100

Second Year

VI RD-240 Natural Resources Management 75 25 100

VII RD-241 Human Resources Management 75 25 100

VIII RD-242 Rural Credit and Marketing 75 25 100

IX RD-243 Rural Development Planning and


X RD-244 Project work and Dissertation 75 25 100

22. Post Graduation Diploma in Computer Applications (P.G.D.C.A)

Paper

No

Paper

Code

Title of the Paper



I CA-206 Introduction to Information

Technology & Office Automation 75 25 100

II CA-207 C and Data Structures 75 25 100

III CA-208 Database Management Systems 75 25 100

IV CA-209 Web Technologies and GUI

Programming 75 25 100

V CA-210 Object Oriented Programming

through JAVA 75 25 100

VI CA-211 Computer Organization and

Operating Systems 75 25 100

Practical-I: Data Structures and OOPs Lab ---- ---- 100

Practical-II: Graphic User Interface and DBMS Lab ---- ---- 100

Project Work ---- ---- 100

27. Bachelor of Library Information Sciences (B.L.I.Sc.)

Paper

No

Paper

Code

Title of the Paper



I BL-227 Library Society 75 25 100

II BL-228 Reference and Information

Sources and Services 75 25 100

III BL-229 Library Classification (Theory) 75 25 100

IV BL-230 Library Management 75 25 100

V BL-231 Library Cataloguing (Theory) 75 25 100

VI BL-232 Introduction to Computer 75 25 100

VII BL-233 Library Classification Practice 75 25 100

VIII BL-234 Library Cataloguing Practice 75 25 100

15. Legal Jurisdiction: Any legal matter relating to the

M.A./M.Com/M.Sc./MBA/BLISc/Diploma Courses offered by DDE,

S.K.University, Anantapuram will have to be settled in Anantapuramu Court only.

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