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+2 Stream (Arts / Science)

(According to New Regulations Communicated vide CHSE Order No. 4154 / Dtd. 01.05.2006.)

The Council has decided to introduce certain changes in the +2 Course structure and scheme of studies from the academic session 2006-07 with due concurrence of the Govt. of Orissa in the Deptt. of Higher Education vide their Order No. 14321 / III HE - CHSE - 10/06, Dt. 27.04.06.

Course Structure

According to the new course sturcture there shall be one examination to be conducted by the College / Higher Secondary School at the end of the first year basing on the curriculum meant for that year and one examination at the end of the second year to be conducted by the Council basing on the curriculum meant for that year alone. Pass certificates will be awarded to successful candidates basing on the performance in the Council Examination to be held at the end of the second year only.

The examination at the end of the First Year shall be of 700 marks (including 100 marks for Enviromental Education) and the examination at the end of the Second Year shall be for 600 marks. Marks secured in the examination to be conducted at the end of the First Year shall be considered for promotion of students to the Second Year Class.

Besides English and MIL, Environmental Education (EE) shall be a Compulsory Subject. But Enviromental Education will be taught only in the First Year and examination for Environmental Education will be conducted by the College at the end of the First Year.

Restriction on selection of optional (henceforth called as Elective) subjects will be the main feature in the new course structure. There shall be no extra opotional subject. Instead each student has to offer Four Elective Subjects as detailed in Annexure 'A'.

Subject Options

Besides the Compulsory Subjects like (I) English, MIL and (II) Envirommental Education, a cnadidate shall offer any FOUR elective subjects from any of the grouping under (III) A, B or C.

Duration of Courses

The Syllabi for 2 years course of each subject shall be divided into two parts, namely, First Year and Second year carrying 100 marks each. The College shall conduct one examination at the end of the 1st year class of +2 Course and the Coucil will conduct the examination at end of the 2nd Year class of +2 Course. The result of a candidate shall be determined only on the performance of the candiate in the Council Examination to be held at the end of the Second Year Class.

The Pass Criteria

The pass criteria for the examination shall be as follows:

(i) Subjects with practical : 30% of the total marks shall be divverted for practical examinations and the remaining 70% therof, for theory. A candidate has to pass separately in theory and practical. Pass marks in Biology shall be calculated taking together the marks secured in both Botany and Zoology (adding the marks of Botany and Zoology).

(ii) Pass marks shall be 30% of the total marks in theory paper & 40% of the total marks in the practical paper in each subject with 35% of the total makrs in the aggregate.

The course structure and subjects for the Higher Secondary Examination and maximum marks in each subject shall be as follows.

Compulsory for both Arts & Science  

 N.B.: Provide that the Council may in special circumstances permit a candidate to offer alternative papers in English of a higher standard than required in (i) above in lieu of MIL, stating reasons :

Provided further that a candidate may be permitted to take up for the Higher Secondary Examination one of the subject as MIL under (ii) above without attendance at lecture in the subject if the institution in which he is admitted is not affiliated in that subject.

II. Environmental Education (EE)

Note : The above subject will be assessed at the College level for 100 marks (70 marks for Theory and 30 marks for Project Work) at the end of the 1st year +2 Course and Grades (A, B, C or D in order of merit) are to be awarded by the College and the same shall be recorded in the body of the Pass Certificate given by the Coucil subsequently. The grade secured in the Environmental Education (EE) examination shall not affect the result of the candidate.

Marks                          Grades

above 70%                 A+

above 60%                 A

above 50%                 B

above 35%                 C

below 35%                  D

Electives for +2 Arts Stream (256 Seats)

III. (A) Subjects of Examination for +2 Arts Stream :

(Out of the following Six Groups of subjects a student sahll have to offer Four Elective subjects each carrying a maximum of 200 marks i.e. 100 marks for 1st year and 100 for 2nd year)

1. Political Science

2. History / Mathematics

3. Logic / Sociology*

4. Economics / IRPM* (Industrial Relations and Personnel Management)

5. Education / Psychology / Home Science / Indian Music* / Statistics* / Information Technology* / Anthropology* / Geography*

6. Oriya / Sanskrit / Hindi / Bengali / Persian / Urdu / Telugu.

(*denote subjects not offered by the College)

Electives for +2 Science Stream (128 Seats)

III (B). Subjects of Examination for +2 Science Stream

(Each elective subject carry a maximum of 200 marks i.e. 100 marks for the 1st year and 100 marks for the 2nd year)

1. Physics

2. Chemistry

(Either Group A or Group B for third and fourth elective subjects)

  (*denotes subjects not offered by this College)

Career Oriented Courses for +3 Degree Students (Self Financing)

 The under mentioned career oriented self-financing courses are to be introduced for the +3 Degree Students from the current session onwards :

1. Early Child Care and Education.

2. Tax Procedures and Practies.

3. Communicative English.

(All these Courses have a maximum intake capacity of 30 studens each.)

A student of +3 First Year Arts can opt for one of the above courses in addition to her usual University course.

Change of Subjects

Change in optional papers or in stream ( from Science to Arts) can be done with the permission of the principal on written application by the student within a specified time and subject to avail ability of seats.

+3 Arts Stream

(Sanctioned strength - 256 seats)

1. General / pass subjects offered 

History, Political Science, Economics, Education, Oriya, Sanskrit, Philosophy, Home Science.

A pass student shall offer one pass subject 400 marks in addition to compulsory and elective papers, each carrying 100 marks. Subjects with practical components shall have 75% theory and 25% practical.

2. Honours subjects offered

(Sanctioned strength 32 seats in all under-mentioned subjects except Oriya and Economics - 16 seats each)

History, Political Science, Education, Home Science, Economics and Oriya.

A candidate in B. A. (Hons) shall offer one Honours subject carrying 800 marks and two elective subjects besides compulsory subjects. Each elective subject shall consist of two papers, each carrying 100 marks. Subjects with practical component shall have 75% theory and 25% practical.

3. Electives offered

Landmarks of Indian History (LMIH), Indian Polity (I.P.), Philosophy (Phil), Home Science (H.Sc.), Sanskrit (Sans), Education (Edn.)

A candidate for (Honours or pass) shall choose two elective subjects each carrying 200 marks, other than the subject she has offered for pass/Honours, as the case may be.

4. Admissions to Honours shall be done shortly after the general admissions

5. Change of Subjects  

A candidate who has been admitted into the college with particular subject(s) or combination of subjects into the first year may be allowed change of subject(s) or combination of subjects by the principal till thirty days after the last date of admission into first year course as prescribed in the provision of the clause(2) of University regulations.

6.Course Structure and Mark distribution +3 Degree Arts (Pass)

7.Course Structure and Mark distribution +3 Degree Arts (Honours)

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