Karnataka State Open University

Mukthagangothri, Mysuru- 570006

KSOU Online Programmes

UGC entitled online programmes as per

UGC ODL & OL Regulations, 2020
 About the University

The online program offered by our university provides a convenient and flexible approach to
higher education. Designed to cater to the needs of modern learners, the online program
offers a wide range of courses and degree programs that can be accessed from anywhere in
the world. Through our robust online platform, students can engage in interactive learning
experiences, access course materials, and participate in discussions with fellow students and
professors. The online program embraces cutting-edge technology to deliver high- quality
education, combining multimedia resources, and collaborative tools to enhance the learning
experience. With a team of dedicated online instructors, our university ensures that students
receive personalized support and guidance throughout their online journey. Whether pursuing
a degree, gaining new skills, or advancing their careers, our online program empowers
students to achieve their educational goals while maintaining the flexibility they need to
balance their studies with other commitments.

Vision:
To be one among the top five Open Universities in India by providing quality higher
education with emphasis on learners’ transformation through multidisciplinary, relevant,
accessible and affordable academic programs, that equip the learners to face the emerging
personal and societal challenges.

Mission:
KSOU, as an outstanding Institution of academic excellence, to achieve the above vision in a
decade aims:

• To foster the open and distance learning environment that promotes excellence in teaching,
research, creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship;

• To promote personal and professional success of learners in order to enable them to

contribute for sustainable, scientific, technological and socio-economic growth at state,
national and global level.

• To meet various quality criteria established by University accreditation agencies and to be

one among of top five Open Universities in terms of score.

• To facilitate, strengthen and expand the network of Regional Centres and Learner Support
Centres for providing equitable, flexible, accessible, and effective learning opportunities to
contribute to national gross enrolment ratio.

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• To contribute to the national development by producing competitive workforce with
requisite domain knowledge, skill, aptitude, competency and confidence with outstanding
academic portfolios.

• To inculcate, ethics and values in life, care for conservation of natural resources and
protection of environment, culture, constitutional commitments for promoting the inclusive
development for social wellbeing.

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 Vice Chancellor’s Message

It brings me immense pleasure and pride

to announce that we are introducing new
online courses in our Karnataka State Open
University (KSOU), which marks a
transformative step in our commitment to
providing accessible, flexible and high-
quality education to all the learners across the
globe.

In today's dynamic world, where the boundaries of traditional learning are continually
evolving, we recognize the need to adapt and embrace new methods of education delivery.
The introduction of online courses reflects our dedication to fostering a modern and
inclusive learning environment that caters to the diverse needs of our students, whether
they are pursuing higher education for the first time, seeking to upskill, or aiming to
balance their studies with other commitments.

Our online courses will adhere to the same standards of excellence that define our
traditional classes, and the same level of support and guidance from faculty and staff will be
available to all online learners.

I extend my heartfelt best wishes to all the students of KSOU as you embark on this
transformative journey. Embrace the challenges, seize the opportunities, and let the pursuit
of knowledge be the beacon that guides you towards a bright and promising future.

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 Registrar’s Message

As the Registrar of Karnataka State

Open University (KSOU), it gives me
great pleasure to announce a significant
advancement in our commitment to
providing you with the best possible
education experience – the introduction
of our new Online Courses.

In a world that is rapidly evolving, it is crucial for us to adapt and innovate, and
these online courses are a testament to our dedication to your academic and personal
growth.
Just like our traditional classes, these online courses are crafted by our esteemed
faculty who are experts in their fields. You can expect the same academic rigor and
excellence. You can Study at a time and place that suits you. Our online platform allows
you to access course materials and engage in discussions whenever it's most convenient for
you.
Our dedicated support team is available to address your queries and concerns,
making sure you have a smooth and enriching learning journey.

I invite you to embrace this new chapter in education with us. Our Online Courses
are not just about acquiring knowledge – they are about empowering yourself to thrive in
a rapidly changing world. Together, we can make the most of this digital age of learning.

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 Highlights of the University

UGC entitled as per UGC

ODL & OL Regulations, 2020

Accredited by NAAC ‘A+’

Approved by AICTE

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 Programmes Offered

Under graduate

Programmes Duration Credits

Bachelor of Arts ( History, 3 Years 110
Economics, Political Science)
B.Com 3 Years 100

Post graduate

Programmes Duration Credits

Master of Arts - Kannada 4 Semesters 82

Master of Arts - English 4 Semesters 80

Master of Arts - Hindi 4 Semesters 88

Master of Arts - Sanskrit 2 Years 70

Master of Arts - Economics 4 Semesters 80

Master of Commerce 4 Semesters 80

Master of Business 4 Semesters 94

Administration
Master of Science - Mathematics 4 Semesters 82

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 Fee Structure

Admission fee:
Sl Programme Year Processing Registration Library Alumni Tuition Total Foreign
No fee fee Fee Fee fee Fee Students
1 B.A I 1000 1000 500 500 7000 10000 Indian
II 1000 500 8500 10000 Fee+250
III 1000 500 8500 10000 USD

2 B.COM I 1000 1000 500 500 9000 12000 Indian

II 1000 500 10500 12000 Fee+250
III 1000 500 10500 12000 USD

3 MA- I 1000 1000 500 500 12000 15000 Indian

Kannada, II 1000 500 13500 15000 Fee+250
English, USD
Hindi,
Sanskrit,
Economics

4 M.COM I 1000 1000 500 500 17000 20000 Indian

II 1000 500 18500 20000 Fee+300
USD

5 M.B.A I 2000 1000 500 500 36000 40000 Indian

II 2000 500 37500 40000 Fee+300
USD

6 M.Sc I 1000 1000 500 500 37000 40000 Indian

Mathamatics II 1000 500 38500 40000 Fee+300
USD

Note:

1. The conversion rate taken into consideration for the fee remittance, i.e (USD vs INR)
is as per the first working day of the month of Reserve Bank of India.
2. Change of Name / Re-enrollment Fee/ Study Centre (Whichever is applicable)- Rs.
1000
3. Study certificate for NRI students/ Tibetian candidates studied in Karnataka minimum
period of 5 years/ eligibility Fee for students residing/ studied outside Karnataka/
Re-enrollment Fee after two years break/ Bonafide certificate (Whichever is
applicable)- Rs. 2000
4. MPP for level-1 Fees- Rs. 1000

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 Admission Process at Glance

1. Create Username (Email- ID is Username).

2. Create Password: MUST contain at least 8 characters, one uppercase letter, one
lowercase letter, one number, one special characters (!$%&**-:;<+>?.

3. After Registration fill the Personal and Programmes details.

4. After completing your application form, upload clear colored scanned documents.

5. After documents upload, you need to pay processing fee.

6. After processing fee payment, your application is forwarded to the KSOU verification
department.

7. After verification you will get email confirmation for the further admission process.

8. After successful admission, students will be able to login to the LMS Application
using their mobile number provided during admission.

Documents to be uploaded
1. Upload 10th or equivalent Marks card.

2. Upload 12th or equivalent Marks card.

3. Upload final year Class declared Marks card and Convocation certification (for PG
Programmes).

4. Upload Adhar Card for Indian national and Passport for foreign nationals.

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 Undergraduate Programmes

Bachelor of Arts

Duration: 3 years

Credits: 110

Eligibility:

Candidates who have passed the Two Year Pre-University examination conducted by the Pre-
University Education Board in Karnataka State;

or

Any other examination considered as equivalent there to;

or

Candidates from other states who have successfully completed 12 years of schooling (either
10+2 or 11+1 or Higher Secondary Examination-12 Years of Schooling) excluding Nursery
Education.

or

Pre University Examination in Vocational Courses conducted by the Department of

Vocational Education, Government of Karnataka.

Medium of Instruction:
Medium of instruction followed for B.A., Degree Course is either in Kannada or English. The
study material will be available both in Kannada and English language. Students can answer
examination either in Kannada or in English.

Syllabus of the Programme:

The learners can choose any two languages and three optionals of their choice.
Languages offered –Kannada, English, Hindi, Sanskrit
Optionals of f e r e d –History, Economics, Political Science
B.A. - First year
Group I 1 Course I Language 1 & 2 each 4 Credits 8
Credits
Group II 2 Indian Constitution, Human Rights and Environmental 6
Studies (ICHR&ES) Credits

Group III 3 Course I Optional 1,2 & 3 each 6 Credits 18

Credits
32 Credits

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 B.A. - Second year
Group I 1 Courses II Language 1 & 2 each 4 Credits 8 Credits
Group II 2 Fundamentals of Computer Application (FCA) 6 Credits
Group III 3 Courses II Optional 1,2 & 3 each 6 Credits 18 Credits
32 Credits

B.A - Third year

1 Courses III, IV & V Optional 1 each 6 Credits 18
Group III Credits
2 Courses III, IV & V Optional 2 each 6 Credits 18
Credits
3 Courses III, IV & V Optional 3 each 6 Credits 18
Credits
54 Credits

Languages Year Course Course Title

(Select any Code
two)
Kannada 1 BKN-01 ºÉƸÀUÀ£ÀßqÀ PÀ«vÉUÀ¼ÀÄ, £ÁlPÀ, ¥Àæ§AzsÀ, DqÀ½vÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ
2 BKN-02 ¥ÁæaãÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ PÁªÀå, ¸ÀtÚ PÀvÉUÀ¼ÀÄ, UÀzÀå¸ÀA¥ÀzÀ, «ªÀıÉð
English 1 BEN-01 Poetry, Prose, Fiction and Grammar
2 BEN-02 Poetry, Prose, Drama and Grammar
Hindi 1 BHN-01 Poetry, Prose, Collection of Stories, Grammar and
Translation
2 BHN-02 Poetry, Drama, Novel, Grammar & Translation
Sanskrit 1 BSN-01 Poetry, Prose, Language Component
2 BSN-02 Drama, Champu, Non-Detailed Text, Language
Component

Optionals Year Course Course Title

Code
History 1 BHI-11 History of India and Culture (Upto 1526 A.D)
2 BHI -22 History of India and Culture (from 1526 A.D to
1857A.D)
3 BHI -33 History and Culture of Karnataka (1336 to 1956 A.D)
BHI -34 History of Modern World (1600-1990 A.D)
BHI -35 Colonialism and Nationalism in Asia (with special
reference to India)

Economics 1 BEC-11 Economic Theory

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 2 BEC-22 Money, Banking and Public Economics
3 BEC-33 International Trade and Finance
BEC-34 Indian Economy
BEC-35 Economics of Development
Political 1 BPS-11 Political Theory
Science 2 BPS-22 Modern Governments
3 BPS-33 Indian Constitution and Government
BPS-34 Public Administration
BPS-35 International Relations

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Bachelor of Commerce:

Duration: 3 years

Credits: 100

Eligibility:
Candidates who have passed Two Year Pre-University Examination conducted by the Pre-
University Board in Karnataka State;

or

Any other Examination considered as equivalent there to;

or

Candidates from other states who have successfully completed 12 years of schooling (either
10+2 or 11+1 or Higher Secondary Examination – 12 years of schooling) excluding nursery
education.

or

Pre-University Education in Vocational Courses with relevant subject conducted by the

Department of Vocational Education, Government of Karnataka.

Medium of Instruction:
The medium of instruction for B.Com programme is in English only.

Syllabus of the Programme

B.Com - First Year

Group I Language 1 & 2 each 4 Credits 8 Credits

Group II Indian Constitution, Human Rights and Environmental 6 Credits
Studies (ICHR&ES)
Group III Course 1,2 & 3 each 6 Credits 18 Credits
32 Credits
B.Com. - Second Year

Group I Language 3 & 4 each 4 Credits 8 Credits

Group II Fundamentals of Computer Application (FCA) 6 Credits

Group III Course 4,5 & 6 each 6 Credits 18 Credits
32 Credits

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 B.Com - Third Year

Courses 7, 8 & 9 each 6 Credits 18 Credits

Group III Courses 10, 11 & 12 each 6 Credits 18 Credits
Courses 13, 14 & 15 each 6 Credits 18 Credits
54 Credits

Language offered – B.Com.

Name Year Course Course
Code Title
ºÉƸÀUÀ£ÀßqÀ PÀ«vÉUÀ¼ÀÄ, £ÁlPÀ, ¥Àæ§AzsÀ, DqÀ½vÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ
1 BKN-01
Kannada
2 BKN-03 ¥ÁæaãÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ PÁªÀå, ¸ÀtÚ PÀvÉUÀ¼ÀÄ, ªÀåªÀºÁjPÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ: ¨ÁUÀ- 1 ªÀÄvÀÄÛ 2

1 BEN-01 Poetry, Prose, Fiction and Grammar

English
2 BEN-03 English for Commercial Purposes and Drama
1 BHN-01 Poetry, Prose, Collection of Stories, Grammar andTranslation
Hindi
2 BHN-03 Ekanki Functional Hindi, Sankshiptikaran,
Grammar and Translation
1 BSN-01 Poetry, Prose, Language Component
Sanskrit Drama, Non-Detailed Text, Commercial Sanskrit
2 BSN-03
Language
Component

B.Com. Courses
Papers Course Course
Code (Paper)
First Year 1 BCO-11 Business Organization and Management
2 BCO-12 Indian Business Environment
3 BCO-13 Financial Accounting - I
4 BCO-24 Financial Markets and Services
Second 5 BCO-25 Company Law
Year 6 BCO-26 Financial Accounting – II
7 BCO-307 Income Tax

8 BCO-308 Cost and Management Accounting

9 BCO-309 Auditing
10 BCO-310 Business Law
Final Year
11 BCO-311 Indian Banking System
12 BCO-312 Business Statistics and Quantitative Technique
13 BCO-313 Functional Management
14 BCO-314 Computer in Business
15 BCO-315 Corporate Accounting

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 Note:
1. Students of B.Com. Degree Program shall opt any two Languages at First year and
Second Year.
2. Student shall study ICHR & ES in 1st year and Fundamentals of Computer Applications in
2nd year and all other Commerce courses.

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 Postgraduate Programmes

Master of Arts: Kannada

Duration: 4 semesters

Credits: 82

Eligibility:
Level-1

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without studying
Cognate subjects

Level-2

a. Candidates who have passed Three Years B.A./ B.Sc./ B.A. (performing Arts) Degree
Examination of any recognized University offering Kannada as a Major/optional subject at
the Degree level or an examination of any University considered equivalent thereto.

b. Candidates who have qualified the “Kannada Pandit” Examination conducted by the
Government of Karnataka.

c. Graduates who have qualified “Kannada Ratna” examination conducted by the Kannada
Sahitya Parishath, Bengaluru.

d. Candidates who have qualified the B.Ed. degree examination of any University after
passing 10th and also “Vidwan” Examination in Kannada of Madras University.

e. Graduates with Post-Pre-University Diploma in Kannada of any University.

f. Candidates who have qualified the three years B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Degree examination
offering Kannada as a second language or as a minor subject at the degree level provided they
have obtained not less than 50 percent of the maximum marks in the above language/ subject.

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Master of Arts: English

Duration: 4 semesters
Credits: 80
Eligibility:

Level-1:

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without studying
Cognate subjects.

Level-2:

a. Candidates who have qualified the three years B.A/B.Sc./B.Music Degree Examination
offering English as Second Language or as a Minor subject at the Degree level are also
eligible, provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of the maximum marks in the
above language/subject.

b. Candidates who have qualified the four years B.A, .B.Ed. degree examination of the
University of Mysore (Regional College Scheme) with English as major/optional.

c. Candidates who have qualified four Years B.Ed. or B.Sc. Ed. of the University of Mysore
(Regional College scheme), provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of marks in
Language English.

d. Graduates of any University who have qualified Post-Graduate Diploma in English

Syllabus of the Programme

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - I

Course Semester and Credi
Code Course ts
MENHC1. English literature from Chaucer to Milton 4
1
MENHC1. Shakespeare 4
2
MENHC1. Restoration and 18th century English Literature 4
3
MENHC1. Shakespearean sonnets and criticism 3
4
MENHC1. Comparitive DRAMA-I 3
5
EL 1.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –I 20
Total

Note: Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure – 7.

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 M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - II
Course Semester and Credi
Code Course ts
MENHC2.1 19th Century English Poetry 4
MENHC2.2 19th Century Prose & Fiction 4
MENHC2.3 20th Century English Poetry 4
MENHC2.4 Modern Indian Poetry in English 3
MENHC2.5 Comparitive Drama-ii 3
EL2.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –II Total 20

Note:

1. Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure

2. The opted open elective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting
that elective.

Syllabus of the Programme

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - I
Course Semester and Cre
Code Course dits
MENHC1. English Literature From Chaucer to Milton 4
1
MENHC1. Shakespeare 4
2
MENHC1. Restoration and 18th Century English 4
3 Literature
MENHC1. Shakespearean Sonnets And Criticism 3
4
MENHC1. Comparitive Drama-I 3
5
EL 1.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –I 20
Total

Note: Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure – 7.

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - II

Course Semester and Cre
Code Course dits
MENHC2.1 19th Century English Poetry 4
MENHC2.2 19th Century Prose & Fiction 4
MENHC2.3 20th Century English Poetry 4
MENHC2.4 Modern Indian Poetry in English 3

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 MENHC2.5 Comparitive drama-II 3
EL2.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –II Total 20

Note:

1. Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure

2. The opted open elective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting
that elective.

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - III

Course Semester and Course Cre
Code dits
MENHC3. Indian Writing in English 4
1
MENHC3. American Literature 4
2
MENHC3. Literary Criticism-I 4
3
MENSC3.4 Indian Women Novelists 3
MENSC3.5 European Classic in Translation-I 3
MENSC3.6 Essays 3
SEC-I Skill Enhancement Course-I 2
Semester –III Total 20

Out of 3 Soft Core Courses, (SC) students can opt any 2 Soft Core Courses (SC)

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - IV

Course Semester and Course Cre
Code dits
MENHC4. Literary Criticism-II 4
1
MENHC4. 20th Century English Fiction and Drama 4
2
MENHC4. New Literatures in English 4
3
MENSC4.4 Kannada Fiction in Translation 3
MENSC4.5 European Classics in Translation-II 3
MENSC4.6 Selections from Prose 3
SEC-II Skill Enhancement Course-II 2
Semester -IV 20

Out of 3 Soft Core Courses, (SC) students can opt any 2 Soft Core Courses (SC)

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Master of Arts: Hindi

Duration: 4 semesters

Credits: 88

Eligibility:
Level-1:

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration or equivalent
without studying Cognate subjects

Level-2:

a. Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.Sc./B.A. (Performing Arts) degree
examination of any recognized university offering Hindi as a language under Group-I or
Group-II. Provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of marks.

b. Candidates who have qualified a degree of any University recognized as equivalent thereto
with Hindi as optional or as major subject.

c. Graduates of any recognized University and if the candidate has not studied either Hindi as
Language or as optional then the following examinations will be treated as equivalent to
Language and optional Hindi (But the Candidate must be a graduate of a recognized
University and has qualified in one of the following Hindi Examinations).

i) Rashtrabhasha Praveen or Rashtrabhasha Visharda Examination of the Dakshina Bharat

Hindi Prachara Sabha, Chennai.

ii) Rashtrabhasha Vidwan or Rajabhasha Prakash Examination of Karnataka Hindi

Prachara Samithi, Bangalore.

iii) Hindi Ratna Examination of the Mysore Hindi Prachara Parishat, Bangalore.

iv) Bhasha Praveen Examination of the Karnataka Mahila Hindi seva samithi, Bangalore.

v) Sahitya Vishard i.e., Sahitya Madhyama or Uttama i.e., Sahitya Ratna (with Hindi
Sahitya) of the Hindi Sahitya Sammelan, Prayag.

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Master of Arts: Sanskrit

Duration: 2 Years

Credits: 70

Eligibility:
Level-1:

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without studying
Cognate subjects

Level-2:

a. Candidates who have passed the three years B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com / B.Music / BYNS/
BBM/ Five years BAMS / LLB Degree Examination offering Sanskrit as Second Language
or minor subject at the Degree level, provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of
the maximum marks in the above language/ subject.

b. Graduates of any recognized University who have passed at least the Sahitya Examination
conducted by the Board of Sanskrit Education, Govt. of Karnataka, Bangalore or any other
Examination considered equivalent thereto such as Kovida of Bharatiya Vidyabhavan,
Bombay, Kovida of Sanskrit Bharati, New Delhi, Samartha of Bhasa Pracarinisabha, Chittor.

c. Graduates of any recognized University, who have passed the Post-Pre-University Diploma
Examination in Sanskrit conducted by any University.

d. Candidates who have passed the Vidwat Madhyama (B.A) Examination conducted by the
Board of Sanskrit Education, Karnataka Government or Karnataka Sanskrit University,
Bangalore.

e. Graduates of any University recognized as equivalent thereto who have passed the
Kannada Pandit Examination conducted by the Government of Karnataka.

Medium of Instruction

The medium of instruction of Master of Sanskrit Programme is both in Kannada and English.

Syllabus of the Programme

Course Code Title of the Course Credits

MSN 11 Course I Classical Sanskrit Literature – Poetry and Prose and 7
Translations
MSN 12 Course II Classical Sanskrit Literature – Drama (Texts) and 7
History
of Classical Sanskrit Literature.
MSN 13 Course III Tarka and Vyakarana 7

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 MSN 14 Course IV Bharatiya Tattvasastra 7
MSN 15 Course V Alankara – I 7

Final
MSN 21 Course VI Vedic Hymns, Upanishad, Bhagavad Gita and 7
History of
Vedic Literature
MSN 22 Course VII Arthshastra, Smriti, Epic (Texts) and Essay 7
MSN 23 Course VIII Vyakarana (Texts) and Linguistics 7
MSN 24 Course IX Alankara – II (Texts and Poetics – General) 7
MSN 25 Course X Alankara – III (Texts and Poetics – General 7
and
Comparative Studies)

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 Master of Arts: Economics

Duration: 4 Semesters

Credits: 80

Eligibility:
Level-1:

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration or equivalent
without studying Cognate subjects

Level-2:

Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.A. (Performing Arts) Degree Examination of
any recognized University offering Economics as one of the Major/Optional subjects at the
Degree level or an examination of any university considered as equivalent thereto.

Medium of Instruction:
The medium of instruction of Master of Economics Programme is both in Kannada &
English.

Syllabus of the Programme

Credits Maximum Marks Exami

PCP nation
Course Internal Term Tota
Semester and Hours Duration
Code Assessment End l
Course
Exami
nation

Economics Semester - I
MECHC Micro 4 12 20 80 100 3
1.1 Economic
Analysis-I
MECHC Macro 4 12 20 80 100 3
1.2 Economics-I
MECHC International 4 12 20 80 100 3
1.3 Trade Finance
MECHC Agriculture 3 09 20 80 100 3
1.4 Economics
MECHC Indian 3 09 20 80 100 3
1.5 Economy–I
MEEL Economics 2 06 10 40 50 11/2
0.1 policies of india Hours
since 1991

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 Semester 20 60 110 440 550
–I Total
Economics
Semester - II
MECHC Micro 4 12 20 80 100 3
2.1 Economic
Analysis-II
MECHC Macro 4 12 20 80 100 3
2.2 Economics–II
MECHC Research 4 12 20 80 100 3
2.3 Methodology
MECHC Money and 3 09 20 80 100 3
2.4 Banking
MECHC Indian 3 09 20 80 100 3
2.5 Economy-II
MEEL Open Elective 2 6 10 40 50 11/2
2.1 Hours
Semester – II 20 60 110 440 550
Total
Economics Semester - III
MECHC Economics of 4 12 20 8 100 3
3.1 Development-I 0
MECHC Public 4 12 20 8 100 3
3.2 Economics-I 0
MECHC Quantitative 4 12 20 8 100 3
3.3 Techniques for 0
Economics
MECSC Rural 3 09 20 8 100 3
3.1 A/ Development / 0
MECSC Demography-I
3.1 B
MECSC Contemporar 3 09 20 8 100 3
3.2A/ y Indian 0
MECSC Economy-I /
3.2 B Welfare
Economics-I
MECSE Computer 11/2
C-T Fundamental to
Economics-I 2 06 10 4 50 Hours
0
Semester – III 20 60 110 440 550
Total

Economics Semester - IV
MECHC Economics of 4 12 20 80 100 3
4.1 Development-II
MECHC Public Economics-II 4 12 20 80 100 3
4.2

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MECHC Statistics for Economics 4 12 20 80 100 3
4.3

MECHC Karnataka Economy / 3 09 20 80 100 3

4.1 A/ Demography-II
MECHC
4.1 B
MECHC Contemporary Indian 3 09 20 80 100 3
4.2 A/ Economy-II /
MECHC Welfare Economics-II
4.2 B
MECSEC Computer 2 06 10 40 50 11/2
-P Fundamental Hours
to Economics -
II
Semester – IV Total 2 60 110 440 550
0
Semester I to IV 8 240 440 1760 2200
Grand Total 0

HC – Hard-core Stream;
SC – Soft-core Stream;
EL – Inter-disciplinary Elective.
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course

Note:
a) Soft Core (SC) papers are for only 3rd and 4th semesters.
b) Students who take up SC 3.1 (A) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.1 (A) in
4thsemester.
c) Students who take up SC 3.2 (A) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.2 (A) in
4thsemester.
d) If students take up SC 3.1 (B ) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.1 (B) in 4th
semester.
e) If students take up SC 3.2 (B) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.2 (B) in 4th
semester.
f) Students has to make choice between SC 3.1 (A) and SC 3.1 (B) in 3rd Semester and
hasto choose between S.C 4.1(A) & S.C 4.1(B) in 4th semester.

Total credits for M.A Economics (40 credits from Previous and 40 credits from Final
M.A inEconomics (20 credits in each semester)).

University makes provision to restructure credits and evaluation system as per time to time
UGCdirections.
Note:

1. Student can opt any subject as open elective as given in Annexure – 7.

2. The elective open course opted will be allotted subject to a minimum of 20 students
opting that elective course

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 Master of Commerce

Duration: 4 Semesters

Credits: 80

Eligibility:
Level-1:

Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without studying
Cognate Subjects are eligible such admitted candidates have to qualify the Master’s
Preparatory Program (MPP) examination conducted by the Karnataka State Open University.

Level-2:

Candidates who have passed three years B.Com /B.B.M. /B.B.A. Degree Examination of any
recognized University or an examination of any University considered equivalent thereto.

Medium of Instruction
The medium of instruction of M.Com Programme is 'English' only.

Syllabus of the Programme

PCP Maximum Marks

Intern Term- Exami
hour Tota
Course Title of the Course Cred s al End nation
l
Code its Assess Exami Durati
ment nation on

M.Com, Semester – I

MCOHC1.1 Management and 4 12 20 80 100 3

Behavioural
Process
MCOHC1.2 Business Policy and 4 12 20 80 100 3
Environment
MCOHC1.3 Marketing Management 4 12 20 80 100 3
MCOSC1.1 Soft Core Stream, Course - 3 09 20 80 100 3
AC I
MCOSC1.2 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 80 100 3
AD – II

06 10 40 50
MCOSCi Inter-disciplinary course - 2 1 1⁄2
1.1 I
Semester 20 60 110 440 550

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 -I Total

M.Com, Semester – II

MCOHC2.1 Human Resource 4 12 20 80 100 3

Management
MCOHC2.2 Advanced E-Commerce 4 12 20 80 100 3
MCOHC2.3 Business Taxation and 4 12 20 80 100 3
GST
MCOSC2.1 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 80 100 3
-I
MCOSC2.2 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 80 100 3
- II
Inter-disciplinary course – 06 10 40 50
ELMCO 2 1 1⁄2
2.1 II
Semest 20 60 110 440 550
er-II
Total

M.Com, Semester – III

MCOHC3.1 Research Methodology 4 12 20 80 100 3

MCOHC3.2 Quantitative Techniques 4 12 20 80 100 3
MCOHC3.3 International Business 4 12 20 80 100 3
MCOSC3.1 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 80 100 3
-I
MCOSC3.2 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 80 100 3
- II
MCOSEC3. Principles and Practice of 2 06 10 40 50 1 1/2
1 Banking
Semeste 20 60 110 440 550
r-III
Total
M.Com, Semester – IV

MCOHC4.1 Entrepreneurship 4 12 20 8 100 3

Development 0
MCOHC4.2 Project Report 8 --- 50 150 200 -
MCOSC4.1 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 8 100 3
-I 0
MCOSC4.2 Soft Core Stream, Course 3 09 20 8 100 3
- II 0
MCOSEC4. Principles and Practice of 2 06 10 4 50 1 1⁄2
1 Insurance 0

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 Semester- IV Total 20 36 120 430 550
Semester I to IV 80 21 450 1750 220
Grand Total 6 0

Specialisations: The Department of Commerce is offering the Master of Commerce

(M.Com) Programmeunder CBCS in the following Dual Specialisations

Sl. GROUP Dual

No. Specialisations
1. Group A Accounting and Finance
2. Group B Marketing Management and Human Resource Management
3. Group C Accounting and Human Resource Management
4. Group D Marketing Management and Finance
Soft Core Specialisation Group –
A: Accounting and Finance

Semester - I  MCOSC1.1A: Advanced Financial Accounting.

 MCOSC1.2A: Indian Financial System.
Semester - II  MCOSC2.1A: Accounting Theory and Analysis.
 MCOSC2.2A: Financial Management.
Semester - III  MCOSC3.1A: Advanced Management Accounting.
 MCOSC3.2A: Project Appraisal and Infrastructure Finance.
Semester - IV  MCOSC4.1A: Strategic Cost Management.
 MCOSC4.2A: Investment Management.
Soft Core Specialisation
Group – B: Marketing Management and Human Resource Management
Semester - I  MCOSC1.1B: Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Strategy.
 MCOSC1.2B: Training and Development.
Semester - II  MCOSC2.1B: Advertising and Sales Promotion.
 MCOSC2.2B: Industrial Relations.
Semester - III  MCOSC3.1B: Services Marketing.
 MCOSC3.2B: Labour Legislation.
Semester - IV  MCOSC4.1B: International Marketing Management.
 MCOSC4.2B: International Human Resource Management.
Soft Core Specialisation
Group – C: Accounting and Human Resource Management
Semester - I  MCOSC1.1C: Advanced Financial Accounting.
 MCOSC1.2C: Training and Development.
Semester - II  MCOSC2.1C: Accounting Theory and Analysis.
 MCOSC2.2C: Industrial Relations.
Semester - III  MCOSC3.1C: Advanced Management Accounting.
 MCOSC3.2C: Labour Legislation.
Semester - IV  MCOSC4.1C: Strategic Cost Management.
 MCOSC4.2C: International Human Resource Management.

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 Soft Core Specialisation
Group – D: Marketing Management and Finance
Semester - I  MCOSC1.1D: Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Strategy.
 MCOSC1.2D: Indian Financial System.
Semester - II  MCOSC2.1D: Advertising and Sales Promotion.
 MCOSC2.2D: Financial Management.
Semester - III  MCOSC3.1D: Services Marketing.
 MCOSC3.2D: Project Appraisal and Infrastructure Finance.
Semester - IV  MCOSC4.1D: International Marketing Management.
 MCOSC4.2D: Investment Management.
Open Elective Course
(for the Students of other Departments
Semester - I ELMCO1.1: Personal Financial Planning
Semester - II ELMCO2.1: Entrepreneurship Development

Project Report
During the fourth semester, the student is required to work on the preparation and completion of a
project report.

1. Specifications of the Project Report:

 Font size: 12; Font Style: Times New Roman; Line Spacing: 1.5 spacing.
 Total number of pages: 100 to a maximum of 120 pages (excluding
appendices and exhibits).
 Printed on one side bond sheet (A4 size only).
 Hard Binding (Soft binding or Spiral binding will not be accepted).
2. Format of the Project Report
The student shall arrange the following certificates in an order at the time of hard binding of a
project report (As mentioned below).
 Title Page (Annexure – 4)
 The original „Project Approval Letter‟ issued by the Chairperson, Department of
Studies and Research in Commerce, Karnataka State Open University, Mysuru –
Student Copy (as per annexure – 1).
 Chairperson’s Certificate (Annexure – 5)
 Guide Certificate (Annexure – 6)
 cop A y of „Letter of Acceptance‟ from the company (as per annexure–3).
and
A Project Completion Certificate‟ from the company on its official letter head and duly signed
by the concerned authority (as per annexure–7). (Not applicable to the student who do not take
up camp any for the study)

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 a. Declaration of the Student (Annexure – 8)
b. Acknowledgement

1. Contents
2. List of Tables
3. List of Figures
4. Abbreviations
CHAPTER DETAILS
Chapter – I: Introduction

A. A broad introduction to the title of the project (in one or two pages)
B. Review of Literature
C. Research Gap
D. Statement of the Problem and justification of the study
E. The need for the study
F. Scope of the Study
G. Objectives of the study
H. Hypotheses of the study
I. Research Methodology
 Selection of Variables
 Sources of Data Collection
 Sampling Size and Design
 Statistical Tools
J. Limitations of the study
K. Chapter Scheme
Chapter – III: Conceptual Framework and Industry Profile
Chapter – IV: Data Analysis and Interpretation
Chapter – V: Summary of Findings, Suggestions and Conclusion

 BIBLIOGRAPHY
 APPENDICES (Questionnaire used, financial statements, etc.)

3. Submission of Project Report:

a. Every student must bind a minimum of two sets of the final
Project Report (Hard Bind).
b. Submit one copy to the Chairperson, Department of Studies
and Research in Commerce, Karnataka State Open
University, Mysuru – 570006.
c. On the day of the viva-voce examination, bring the second
copy as student personal copy, along with the examination
hall ticket.

4. Evaluation of the Project Report:

a. Project Report: The Project Report carries 150 marks (maximum). As a result,
students must pay greater attention not only to the preparation of project but also on

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 the timely submission of their project report to the department.
b. Viva-Voce Examination:
 Every student is required to come in person to the Viva-Voce examination on
the day and at the time as scheduled or announced by the university.
 The viva-voce examination will be conducted by the duly appointed Board of
Examiner’s in the notified centres of the university.
 The Viva-Voce Examination also carries 50 marks (maximum).
 The timely submission of the project report is a pre-requisite for attending the
Viva-Voce examination.

For detailed information and instruction about project report, the student can access and
download “PROJECT REPORT GUIDELINES” prepared by the Department of Studies and
Research in Commerce, Karnataka State Open University, Mysuru.

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Master of Business Administration

Duration: 4 Semesters

Credits: 94

Eligibility:
Candidates who have passed Degree Examination of any recognized University or an
examination of any University considered equivalent thereto.

Medium of Instruction
The medium of instruction of MBA Programme is 'English' only.

Syllabus of the Programme

FIRST SEMESTER MBA
Hard Number Term
Sl. No. Title of the Course Core/ of IA End Tota
SoftCor Credit Exa l
e s m
MBHC- Management and HC 4 20 80 100
1.1 Organizational Behaviour
MBHC- Managerial Economics HC 4 20 80 100
1.2
MBHC- Accounting for Managers HC 4 20 80 100
1.3
MBHC- Statistics and Optimization HC 4 20 80 100
1.4 Techniques
MBHC- Legal Aspects of Business HC 4 20 80 100
1.5
ELM 01 Open Elective SC 2 10 40 50

Total 22 110 440 550

Students can select any open elective offered by any department of KSOU.

SECOND SEMESTER MBA

Hard Number Term

Sl. No. Title of the Course Core/ Soft of IA End Total
Core Credits Exam
MBHC-2.1 Information Technology HC 4 20 80 100
forManagers

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 MBHC-2.2 Corporate Finance HC 4 20 80 100

MBHC-2.3 Marketing Management HC 4 20 80 100

MBHC-2.4 Human Resource Management HC 4 20 80 100

MBHC-2.5 Managerial Communication HC 4 20 80 100

andResearch Methods
ELM 02 Open Elective SC 2 10 40 50

Total 110 440 550

Students can select any open elective offered by any department of KSOU. For list of
elective papers refer annexure - V

THIRD SEMESTER MBA

Hard Core / Number Term

Sl. No. Title of the Course Soft Core of IA End Total
Credits Exa
m
MBHC-3.1 Entrepreneurship and HC 4 20 80 100
Small Business
MBHC-3.2 Strategic Management HC 4 20 80 100

SEC-3 Tools of TQM SC 2 10 40 100

Elective - Group: A - Finance

MBSC-3.1A Financial Markets and Institutions SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2A Advanced Corporate Finance SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.3A Security Analysis and SC 4

Portfolio Management 20 80 100
Elective - Group: B – Marketing

MBSC-3.1B Advertising and Sales Promotions SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2B Rural Marketing SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.3B Consumer Behaviour and SC 4 20 80 100

MarketingResearch
Elective - Group: C - Human Resource Management
MBSC 3.1C Strategic Human SC 4 20 80 100
Resource Development
MBSC 3.2C Industrial Relations SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC- 3.3C Performance Appraisal and SC 4 20 80 100

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 Compensation Management

Elective - Group: D - Operations

MBSC-3.1D Operations Research and Analytics SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2D Supply Chain Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.3D Material and Purchase Management SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: E - Tourism

MBSC-3.1E Tourism Development SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2E Tourism Sales and Marketing SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.3E Hospitality Management SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: F - Corporate Law

MBSC-3.1F Corporate Law SC 4 20 80 100
MBSC-3.2F Insurance Law SC 4 20 80 100
MBSC-3.3F Intellectual Property Rights SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: G - Information Technology (IT)

MBSC-3.1G Database Management System SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2G Business Intelligence SC 4

andAnalytics 20 80 100
MBSC-3.3G E-commerce SC 4 20 80 100

Elective – Group: H – Hospital and Health Care management

MBSC-3.1H Hospital Operations Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-3.2H Management of Non SC 4

Clinical Services 20 80 100
MBSC-3.3H Legal Aspects in Healthcare & SC 4 20 80 100
Business Ethics
Total 18 110 440 550
FOURTH SEMESTER MBA
Hard Ter
Sl. No. Title of the Course Core/ Numbe IA m Total
Soft rof End
Core Credits Exa
m
MBHC-4.1 Quality and Operations HC 4 20 80 100
Management

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 MBHC-4.2 International Business HC 4 20 80 100

SEC-4 Statistical Tools for Management SC 2 10 40 50

Elective - Group: A - Finance

MBSC-4.1A Strategic Financial Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2A International Financial SC 4 20 80 100

Management
MBSC-4.3A Derivatives SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: B - Marketing

MBSC-4.1B Retailing and Supply SC 4 20 80 100
Chain Management
MBSC-4.2B Business Marketing SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.3B International Marketing SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: C - Human Resource Management

MBSC-4.1C Knowledge Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2C International Human SC 4 20 80 100

ResourceManagement
MBSC-4.3C Labour Legislation SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: D - Operations

MBSC-4.1D Strategic Operations Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2D World Class Manufacturing SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.3D Global Operations Management SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: E - Tourism

MBSC-4.1E Travel Agency Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2E Eco-tourism and SC 4 20 80 100

Sustainable Development
MBSC-4.3E Global Tourism SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: F - Corporate Law

MBSC-4.1F Law of Banking SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2F International Trade Law SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.3F Corporate Taxation Law SC 4 20 80 100

Elective - Group: G - Information Technology (IT)

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MBSC-4.1G Software Project Management SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2G Information Security SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.3G Big Data Analytics using R SC 4 20 80 100

Elective – Group: H – Hospital and Health Care management

MBSC-4.1H Hospital Information System SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.2H Management of Clinical Services SC 4 20 80 100

MBSC-4.3H Hospital Architecture, SC 4 20 80 100

Planningand Maintenance
Project Report 4 - 100 -
HC
Viva-Voce 2 - 50 150
Total 94 - - 2350
Credit

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 Master of Science – Mathematics

Duration: 4 Semesters

Credits: 82

Eligibility:
Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized University.

Medium of Instruction
The medium of instruction of M.Sc- Mathematics Programme is 'English' only.

Syllabus of the Programme

Min.

Counseling/PCP Hours
Max. Marks Passing

Duration of Exam
Marks

Term end exam

Term end exam

Credits

Total Marks
Course Code

Assessment
Assessment

Internal
Internal
Sem Course
Title

MMDSC-1.1 Algebra - I 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3

MMDSC-1.2 Real Analysis - I 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
MMDSC-1.3 Complex Analysis - I 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
I MMDSE-1.4 Ordinary Differential 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
Equations
MMDSE-1.5 Numerical Analysis 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
ELMM –01 Fundamentals of 2 06 10 40 50 04 16 11/2
Mathematics
Total 20 60 110 440 550 44 176 -

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 Counseling/PCP Hours
Min.
Passin

Duration of Exam
Max. Marks
g

Credits
Marks

Assessment

Assessmen
Internal
Internal

Term end

Term end
Sem Course Code Course Title

Marks
Total
exam

exam
t
MMDSC- Algebra II 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
2.1
MMDSC- Real Analysis II 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
2.2
II MMDSC- Complex Analysis -II 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
2.3
MMDSE- Partial Differential 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
2.4 Equations
MMDSE- Discrete Mathematics 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
2.5
ELMM –02 Combinatorics and Graph 2 06 10 40 50 04 16 11/2
Theory
Total 20 60 110 440 550 44 176 -

Max. Marks Min.

Passing
Counseling/PCP Hours

Marks

Duration of Exam
Credits

Term end exam

Term end exam

Total Marks

Course Code
Internal
Sem Course
Internal

Title

MMDSC-3.1 Linear Algebra 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3

III MMDSC-3.2 Topology-I 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
MMDSC-3.3 Functional Analysis 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
MMDSE- Number Theory 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
3.4
MMDSE- q series and Theory of 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
3.5 Partition
MMDSE- Mathematical 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
3.6 Statistics
MMSEC Fuzzy Mathematics 2 06 10 40 50 04 16 1 1/2
-1

Total 20 60 110 440 550 44 176 -

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 Note: Students have to opt any two electives among MMDSE-3.4, MMDSE-3.5 and
MMDSE-3.6

Min.

Counseling/PCP Hours
Max. Marks Passing

Duration of Exam
Marks

Credits

Total Marks

Assessment
Assessment
Course

Internal
Internal
Sem Course Title

Term end

Term end
Code

exam

exam
MMDSC- Measure and Integration 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
4.1
MMDSC- Topology- II 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
4.2
MMDSC- Lattice Theory 4 12 20 80 100 08 32 3
IV 4.3
MMDSE- Graph Theory 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
4.4
MMDSE- Operation Research 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
4.5
MMDSE- Differential Geometry 3 09 20 80 100 08 32 3
4.6
MMSEC- Algorithms and 2 06 10 40 50 04 16 11/2
2 Computations
Total 20 60 110 440 550 44 176 -

Note: Students have to opt any two elective from MMDSE-4.4, MMDSE-4.5 and MMDSE-
4.6

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 Open Elective of All Post Graduate Programmes

(Select any one course for each semester from other departments)

SL Department Sub Code I Semester Sub II Semester

No Code
1 KANNADA ELK-01 DzsÄÀ ¤PÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¸Á»vÀåzÀ ELK-02 ¥ÁæaãÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¸Á»vÀåzÀ
EwºÁ¸À EwºÁ¸
2 ENGLISH ELE-01 Indian Literature -I ELE-02 Indian Literature -II
3 HINDI ELH-01 Vyavaharik Hindi ELH-02 Hindi Cinema
Vyakaran
4 HISTORY ELHS-01 Ancient World ELHS-02 Social Reform
Civilisations Movement in
(Egypt,Mesopotami India
a, Greek, Roman,
Inca,Chinese)
5 ECONOMICS ELEC-01 Economic Policies ELEC-02 Institutions for
of India Since 1991 International
Development
6 POLITICAL ELP-01 Local Government ELP-02 Indian Constitution
SCIENCE in India.
7 COMMERCE ELMCM –01 Personal Financial ELMCM – Entrepreneurship
Planning 02 Development
8 MANAGEMENT ELM –01 Disaster ELM –02 E-Commerce
Management
9 MATHEMATICS ELMM –01 Fundamentals of ELMM – Combinatorics and
Mathematics 02 Graph Theory

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