Mathematics
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041
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- Relation and Function
- Algebra
- Calculus
- Linear Programming
- Vectors and 3-Dimensional geometry
- Probability
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Physics
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042
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- Electric charges and fields
- Electrostatic potential and capacitance
- Current Electricity
- Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
- Moving charges and magnetism
- Magnetism and matter
- Electromagnetic Induction And alternating current
- Electromagnetic Induction
- Alternating current
- Electromagnetic waves
- Optics
- Ray optics and optical instruments
- Wave optics
- Dual nature of radiation and matter
- Atoms and Nuclei
- Semiconductor
- Electronics: Materials, devices, and simple circuits
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Chemistry
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043
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- Solutions
- Electrochemistry
- Chemical Kinetics
- General principles and processes of isolation of elements
- Surface chemistry
- P block
- D and f block
- Coordinate compounds
- Haloalkanes and haloarenes’
- Alcohols, phenols, and ethers
- Aldehyde, ketones, and carboxylic acid
- An organic compound containing nitrogen
- Biomolecules
- Polymers
- Chemistry in everyday life
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Biology
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044
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- Reproduction
- Genetics and evolution
- Biology and human welfare
- Biotechnology and its applications
- Ecology and environment
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Business studies
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054
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- Principles and functions of management
- Nature and significance of management
- Business environment
- Principles of management
- Planning
- Organizing
- Staffing
- Controlling
- Directing
- Business finance and marketing
- Financial management
- Financial market
- Consumer protection
- Marketing management
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Accountancy
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055
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- Accounting for a non-profit organization, Partnership firms, and companies
- Financial statements of the not-for-profit organization
- Accounting for companies
- Accounting for partnership firms
- Financial statement analysis
- Analysis of financial statement
- Cash flow statement
- Computerized accounting
- Practical work (practical work carrying 4 marks, practical examination carrying 12 marks and viva-voce carrying 4 marks)
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Physical Education
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048
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- Meaning and objective of planning
- Various committees and their responsibilities
- Procedure to draw fixtures
- Tournament- Knockout, league or round-robin & combination
- Intramural & Extramural- meaning, objectives, and its significance
- Specific sports program (Sports day, run for fun, Health run, run for specific cause & run for unity)
- Balanced diet and nutrition: Macro and micronutrients
- Nutritive and non-nutritive components of a diet
- Eating for weight control- A healthy weight, Food intolerance and food myths, the pitfalls of dieting
- Asanas as preventive measures
- Diabetes: procedure, benefits and contraindications for bhujangasana, Pavan muktasana, Pachimottasana, Ardha matsyendrasana
- Obesity: procedure, benefits and contraindications for vajrasana, hastasana, Trikonyasana, Ardha matsyendrasana
- Asthma: procedure, benefits and contraindications for sukhasana, Gomukhasana, chakrasana, Bhujanagasana, parvatasana, matsyasana
- Back Pain: Tadasana, Ardha matsyendrasana, Shalabhasana, vakrasana, bhujangasana
- Hypertension: Tadasana, Pavan muktasana, vajrasana, ardha chakrasana, bhujangasana, Sharasana
- Children and women in sports
- Motor development and factors affecting it
- Common postural deformities: Flat foot, knock knee, Kyphosis, lordosis, round shoulders, bow legs and scoliosis and their corrective measures
- Exercise guidelines at different stages of growth and development
- Sports participation of women in India
- Female athletes triad (osteoporosis, eating disorders)
- Special consideration (Menarche and menstrual dysfunction)
- Physical education and sports for CWSN
- Concept of disability and disorder
- Types of disability, its causes, and nature (cognitive disability, physical disability, intellectual disability)
- Disability etiquettes
- Types of disorder, its causes, and nature (SPD, ADHD, ODD, ASD, OCD)
- Strategies to make physical activities accessible for children with special needs
- Advantages of physical activities for children with special needs
- Test and measurement in sports
- Motor fitness test- 50M standing start, 600M run/walk, partial curl up, sit and reach, Push-ups (boys), standing broad jump, modified push-ups (girls), agility
- General motor fitness: barrow three-item general motor ability (standing jump, zig-zag run, medicine ball put- for boys: 03 kg and girls: 01kg)
- Rikli and Jones: Senior citizen fitness test:
- Chair stand test for lower body strength
- Back scratch test for upper body flexibility
- Arm curl strength for upper body strength
- Chair seat and reach test for lower body flexibility
- Six-minute walk test for aerobic endurance
- Eight-foot up and go test for agility
- Types of movements (flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction)
- Meaning and importance of biomechanics in sports
- Friction and sports
- Newton’s law of motion and its application in sports
- Physiology and injury in sports
- The physiological factor determining component of physical fitness
- Effect of exercise on the muscular system
- Effects of exercise on the cardiorespiratory system
- Physiological changes due to aging
- Sports injuries: classification (Soft tissue injuries (laceration, abrasion, contusion, etc.)), Bone and joint injuries (Dislocation, fractures (Greenstick, stress fractures, transverse oblique, comminuted and impacted))
- First aid: aims and objectives
- Personality: its definition and types- traits and types (Sheldon and Jung classification, and big five theory)
- Motivation, its types, and techniques
- Strategies for enhancing adherence to exercise
- Exercise adherence: reasons to exercise, benefits of exercise
- Meaning concept and types of aggression in sports
- Strength- Definition, types, and methods of improving strength
- Speed: Definition, Types, and methods to develop speed- acceleration run & pace run
- Flexibility- Definition, types, and methods to improve flexibility
- Endurance: definition, types, and methods to improve endurance- Continuous training, interval training and fartlek training
- Coordinative abilities
- Circuit training- Introduction and its importance
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Computer Science
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083
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- Programming and Computational thinking-2
- Computer Networks
- Data management 2
- Society, law, and ethics- 2
- Practicals
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Political Science
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028
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- Contemporary world politics
- Cold War Era
- The end of bipolarity
- Alternative centers of power
- US hegemony in world politics
- Contemporary South Asia
- Security in the Contemporary world
- International organization
- Environment and natural resources
- Globalization
- Politics in India since Independence
- Challenges of Nation-building
- India’s external relations
- Politics of planned development
- Crisis of democratic order
- Challenges to the congress system
- Rise of popular movements
- Regional aspirations
- Recent developments in Indian politics
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Geography
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029
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- Fundamentals of Physical Geography
- Human Geography
- People
- Human activities
- Transport, communication, and trade
- Human settlements
- India: People and economy
- People
- Human settlements
- Resources and development
- Transport, communication, and international trade
- A geographical perspective on selected issues and problems
- Processing of work and thematic mapping
- Field study or spatial information technology
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Economics
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030
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- Introductory Macroeconomics
- National Income and related aggregates
- Money and Banking
- Government budget and the economy
- Determination of Income and Employment
- Balance of payments
- Indian Economic development
- Development experience (1947-1990)
- Economic reforms since 1991
- Current challenges facing the Indian economy
- Development experience in India (A comparison with neighbors)
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History
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027
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- Themes in Indian History Part I
- The story of the first cities (Harappan Archaeology)
- Political and Economic History (How Inscriptions tell a story)
- A History of Buddhism (Sanchi Stupa)
- Social histories (using the Mahabharata)
- Themes in Indian History part II
- Medieval society through traveler’s accounts
- Religious histories: The Bhakti Sufi tradition
- New Architecture: Hampi
- Agrarian relations
- The Ain-i-Akbari
- The Mughal court: Reconstructing histories through chronicles
- Themes in Indian History part III
- Colonialism and rural society: Evidence from official reports
- Representations of 1857
- Mahatma Gandhi through contemporary eyes
- Colonialism and Indian towns: town plans and municipal reports
- Partition through oral sources
- The making of the constitution
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Sociology
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039
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- Introducing Indian society
- Colonialism, nationalism, class and community (non-evaluative)
- The demographic structure of the Indian society
- Theories and concepts in demography
- Rural-urban linkages and divisions
- Social Institutions; Continuity and change
- The caste system
- The community
- Family and kinship
- The market as a Social Institution
- Sociological perspectives on markets and the economy
- Globalization (Interlinking of local, regional, national, and international markets)
- Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion
- Social Inequality and social exclusion
- Caste prejudice, scheduled caste, and other backward classes
- Adivasi struggles
- The struggle for women’s equality and rights
- The struggles of the differently-abled
- The challenges of cultural diversity
- Cultural communities and the nation-states
- Problems of regionalism
- Communalism, secularism, and the nation-state
- The nation-state, religion-related issues, and identities
- State and civil society
- Change and development in India
- Colonialism, industrialization, and Urbanization
- Social reforms, movements, and laws
- Different kinds of social changes (Sanskritization, westernization, secularization, and modernization)
- The story of Indian Democracy
- The constitution as an instrument of social change
- Panchayati raj and the challenges of social transformation
- Political parties, pressure groups, and Democratic politics
- Change and development in rural society
- Land reforms, green revolution, and emerging agrarian society
- Agrarian structure: Caste and class in rural India land reforms
- Transformation in rural society
- Green revolution and its social consequences
- Globalization, Liberalization and rural society
- Globalization and social change
- Dimensions of globalization
- Change and Development in Industrial society
- From planned Industrialization to liberalization
- Getting a job
- Work processes
- Mass media and communication
- Types of mass media: radio, television, and print media
- Changing nature of mass media
- Theories and classification of social movements
- Environmental movements
- Class-based movements: Workers, peasants
- Caste-based movements: Dalit movement, backward caste, Trends in upper-caste responses
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Psychology
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037
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- Variation in psychological attributes
- Meeting life challenges
- Self and personality
- Psychological disorders
- Therapeutic approaches
- Social influence and group processes
- Attitude and social cognition
- Psychology and life
- Developing psychological skills
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Biotechnology
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045
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- Protein and gene manipulation
- Recombinant DNA technology
- Protein structure and engineering
- Genomics, proteomics, and Bioinformatics
- Cell culture and genetic manipulation
- Microbial cell culture and its applications
- Plant cell culture and applications
- Animal cell culture and applications
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Engineering graphics
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- Isometric projections of solids
- Machine Drawing
- Drawing of machine parts
- Assembly drawing and dis-assembly drawings
- Bearings
- Rod's joints
- Tie-rod and pipe joints
- Couplings
- Pulleys
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