Test No. & Name

213 - HRD

Course Name

M.A.(H.R.D.)

Eligibility

B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.Sc.(Home Science)/B.Sc. (Agriculture)/B.Sc. (Nursing)/B.B.M./B.C.A./B.L. / B.A.L.

Test A

Social and Philosophical conceptions of individual property, freedom, justice and rights; Slavery, feudalism, capitalism, socialism and globalisation; Law, society, custom, social justice; Indian constitution and Human Rights. Indian society : Ethnic and social diversity; Religion, caste and tribe; Villages : Social and Economic civilisation; Cities, migration, urbanization and slums.

Test B

Problems of poverty and unemployment; Social inequalities in India: Role of class, caste, race, culture, gender and age; concept of weaker sections : SC's, Backward classes, ST's and minorities; protective discrimination and state intervention through law and administration.

Test C

Problem of women, aged, children,tenants, agricultural workers and industrial workers; Problems of Ecological imbalance and environment; Deforestation, tribal and alienation, Development & Enviro-nment, Social Action and Social movements.

Test D

SYLLABI FOR ENTRANCE TESTS IN SCIENCES, ENGINEERING, ARTS & COMMERCE

The syllabus prescribed hereunder for the tests is generally the same as the one followed for the B.Sc./ B.Com. / B.A. Degree under the Common Core Sheme 1995-98, unless otherwise specified.

Note

B.Sc. Applied Science candidates are also eligible to seek admission into all the courses* for which the B.Sc. Graduates of the following combinations of optional subjects are eligible to appear for AUCET-2006 tests: 1. Mathematics - Physics - Chemistry; 2. Mathematics - Physics - Statistics; 3. Mathematics - Physics - Electronics; **4. Mathematics - Physics - Computer Science.

* except the following chemistry courses, viz., Analytical, Bio-inorganic, Environmental, Inorganic, Foods, Drugs & Water Analysis, Organic, Physical, Nuclear, Marine Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry.

** If the specialization in B.Sc. Applied Science course is Computer Science.

Note

Note: The University has the right to offer or not to offer any of the courses notified.