AMAN U - Dr. CV Raman University

INFORMATTION 

BROC B HUREE 

GUIDELINES 

FOR 

MAASTER 

OOF 

PHILOSOPHY 

DEEGREE 

PROG GRAMMME 

(MM. 

Phi il) 

DDr. C.V.RAAMAN 

UNIVERSIT 

KKARGI 

ROAD 

KOTA BILA ASPUR (C.GG.) 

PHONE: 007753-25372 

28, 202582 

FAXX: 

07753-253 3728 

WEBSITE: 

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Masterr 

of Philoosophy 

PProgrammme 

(M.Phil) 

Dr C.V.Ramman 

Universsity 

offers MM.Phil 

prograammes 

throu ugh various departmentts. 

The awar rd of M.Phil 

degree is in recognittion 

of highh 

academic achievemen nts, indepenndent 

researrch 

and app plication of 

knowledgee 

to the soolution 

of ttechnical, 

sccientific, 

eco onomic, soccial, 

environmental 

etc in various 

discipliness. 

The research 

work shaall 

be an original 

work ccharacterized 

d either by tthe 

discoveryy 

of facts, or 

by a fresh 

approach towards the 

interpretaation 

and application 

of o facts. It sshall 

demonnstrate 

the candidate’s 

capacity ffor 

critical exxamination 

and sound jjudgment 

an nd shall represent 

originnal 

contribu ution to the 

existing knnowledge. 

Departmeents 

have exccellent 

R & D facilities and 

also equip pped with staandard 

journnals 

and book ks. 

(1) Deepartment 

ooffering 

M. PPhil 

Programmme: 

(i) ) Deepartment 

oof 

Physics 

(ii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Chemistry 

(iii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Mathemat tics 

(ivv) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Botany 

(v) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Zoology 

(vi) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Microbiolo ogy 

(vii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Commerce e 

(viii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Manageme ent 

(ixx) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Education 

(x) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Physical Ed ducation 

(xi) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Library Scie ence 

(xii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Computer Science 

(xiii) 

Deepartment 

oof 

IT 

(xiv) 

Deepartment 

oof 

Public Adm ministration 

(xv) 

Deepartment 

oof 

English 

(xvi) 

Otther 

Arts grooup 

Subject 

(2) Eligibility: 

MMaster’s 

Degree 

in relevvant 

subject (minimum 55% markss) 

and (50% marks for SC/ST/OBC 

Caandidates) 

frrom 

a recognnized 

Universsity 

(3) Addmission 

Proocedure: 

Thhe 

Universitty 

will condduct 

an Entrance 

exam m for the addmission 

in M.Phil prog gramme in 

thhe 

month oof 

June/Julyy. 

All candiddates 

intere ested to takke 

admissioon 

in this programme 

mmust 

appear in the entrance 

exam conducted by the Univversity. 

1

3. 1 All sellected 

candidates 

shall undergo a course c work one semestter 

in the 

Deparrtment. 

3. 2 This coourse 

work includes 

folloowing: 

(i) One theory paper of Research 

methhodology 

of 100 1 marks. 

(ii) 

One theoryy 

paper of reelevant 

subjeect 

of 100 ma arks. 

(iii) 

One theory 

paper of coomputer 

appplication 

of 60 6 marks & ppractical 

of 40 

marks. 

(ivv) 

After comppletion 

of the 

course work 

by the can ndidate, he/ she will be eeligible 

for 

writing thee 

dissertationn. 

(v) 

The disserttation 

is of 1550 

marks and 

viva-voice 50 marks. 

(4) Sttructure 

of thhe 

paper of entrance exam: 

Thhe 

entrance exam for thee 

admission to M. Phil programme p 

cconsists 

of one 

theory pa aper of 100 

marks 

with duuration 

of 2 hhours. 

Seection 

I - Conntains 

30 quuestions 

(muultiple 

choice es) to assess the candidaates 

general knowledge 

annd 

aptitude ( (30 marks) 

Seection 

II - Coonsists 

of 35 questions (mmultiple 

cho oices) to asseess 

the canddidates 

know wledge from 

thhe 

relevant ddiscipline 

in which he/sshe 

seeks ad dmission as indicated in 

application 

form (70 

marks) 

4. 1 Eligible ccandidates 

deepartments. 

(5) Paayment 

of feees 

and depoosits: 

5. 1 Appliccation 

fee ffor 

M.Phil programme e: Rs 1000/ /- non refuundable 

(Pro ospectus + 

Appliccation 

form) 

5. 2 Other fees: 

(a) 

Registratioon 

fees- 

Rs. 20000/- 

(bb) 

Tuition feees 

Rs. 200000/- 

(c) 

Library feees 

Rs. 10000/- 

(dd) 

Developmment 

fees- 

Rs. 20000/- 

(ee) 

Laboratory 

fee (if appllicable) 

Rs. 10000/- 

(6) Thhe 

syllabus for 

Entrance exams. 

Thhe 

syllabus foor 

entrance eexam 

are as under: 

2 

after persoonal 

intervie ew may takke 

admissioon 

in their 

concerned 

respective

Mathemaatical 

Physiics: 

Dimensional 

analysis, 

Vector algebra andd 

vector callculus, 

Linea ar algebra, 

Matrices, , Linear diffferential 

eqquations, 

EElementary 

probabilityy 

theory, Binomial, 

Po oisson and 

normal ddistributions, 

Fourier series, Fouurier 

and Laplace L traansforms, 

EElements 

of 

complex 

analysis. 

Classical Mechanics: 

Newton’s law, centraal 

forces, Ke epler’s law aand 

planetaary, 

motion, , Lagrange 

and Hamilton’s 

formmalisms, 

Speecial 

theoryy 

of relativit ty – Lorentz 

transformmations, 

tim me dilation, 

Length coontraction, 

Relativisticc 

kinematiccs, 

Variatio on of mass with veloccity, 

Mass s – Energy 

equivalennce, 

Relation 

between energy andd 

momentum m. 

Electromagnetic 

Theeory 

& Acoustic 

Wavee: 

Gauss’s la aw and its aapplicationss, 

Laplace an nd Poisson 

equationss, 

Magnetoostatics: 

Bioo-Savart’s 

llaw, 

Ampere’s 

theoreem, 

Electromagnetic 

induction, 

Faraday’ss 

law, Maxwwell’s 

equaations, 

Scalaar 

and vect tor potentials, 

Electroomagnetic 

waves w and 

their reflection, 

Refraction, 

Intterference, 

diffraction, , polarizatioon, 

Poyntinng 

vector, Energy E and 

momentuum; 

electroomagnetic 

waves, accoustics, 

acoustical 

hholography, 

, acoustic radiation, 

acoustic ttransmission. 

Quantumm 

Mechaniccs: 

Physical basis of quuantum 

mec chanics, Waave 

– Particcle 

duality, De-Broglie 

hypothessis, 

Wave ppacket 

and group veloocity, 

Heise enberg’s unncertainty 

pprinciple, 

Sc chrodinger 

equation (time depeendent 

and time indeppendent), 

Eigen 

value problems ssuch 

as part ticle- in- a- 

box, Harmmonic 

oscillator 

etc. 

Thermoddynamics 

and 

Statistical 

Physicss: 

Law of thermodyn 

t amics and their cons sequences, 

Macro sttate 

and mmicrostates, 

, Phase space, 

Proba ability ensembles, 

Parrtition 

func ction, Free 

energy, CCalculation 

of thermoddynamic 

quuantities, 

Classical 

andd 

quantum sstatistics, 

Degenerate 

D 

Fermi gass, 

Black boddy 

radiationn 

and Planckk’s 

distribu ution law, Bose- 

Einstein 

condensa ation, First 

and seconnd 

order phhase 

transitions. 

Atomic and 

Molecular 

Physics: : Quantum sstates 

of an n electron inn 

an atom, Electron spin, 

Spectra 

of one-aand 

many-eelectron 

attoms, 

Relativistic 

cor rrections foor 

energy levels of hydrogen, 

Hyperfinee 

structure and isotopiic 

shift, Widdth 

of spect tral lines, LSS 

& JJ coupling, 

Zeeman, 

Paschen 

Back and Stark effecct, 

X-ray speectroscopy, 

Electron sp pin resonance, 

Nuclearr 

magnetic resonance, 

r 

lasers. 

3 

DR. C. V. RAAMAN 

UNIVER U RSITY 

KARGGI 

ROAD KOTA, BI ILASPUR (C.G.) 

Subbject: 

PHYSICS 

(M. Phil 

Entrance TTest)

Solid State 

Physics: Atomic strructure 

andd 

bonding in 

materialss. 

Crystal sttructure 

of materials, 

unit cell and space lattices, , Miller indicces 

of planes 

and direections, 

Concept 

of am morphous, 

Single and 

polycrysttalline 

strucctures 

and ttheir 

effect on properties 

of matterials, 

Crystal 

growth 

techniquees, 

Free eleectron 

theoory, 

Band thheory 

of solids; 

metals, 

semiconductors 

and insulators, 

Hall effecct, 

superconnductivity, 

FFermi 

level, energy gap p. 

Nuclear aand 

Particlee 

Physics: Basic nucclear 

prope erties, Size, Shape, Chaarge 

distribu ution, Spin 

and Paritty, 

Mass ddefect, 

Bindding 

energyy, 

semi-empirical 

masss 

formula, , Liquid dro op model, 

Nature of 

nuclear foorce, 

Nucleear 

shell moodel, 

Alpha a decay, Beeta 

decay, GGama 

decay, 

Laws of 

radioactivvity, 

Nucleear 

reactions, 

Compoound 

nucle ei and dirrect 

reactioons, 

Contr rolled and 

uncontrolled 

chain reaction, critical mass, 

fission and fusionn, 

Nuclear reactor, Elementary 

E 

particles. 

Electronics: 

Semicoonductor 

devices 

& pphysics 

P-N N-Jn. depleetion 

regioon, 

barrier potential, 

Transistors, 

Bipolar jjunction 

Traansistors, 

Fiield 

effect transistors, 

UJT,SCR, Reectifier 

circu uits, , Logic 

gates andd 

symbols, Boolean alggebra 

& Karnaugh 

map, 

DeMorgaan’s 

theoreem, 

Basic digital d logic 

circuits, OOptoelectroonic 

devicess 

including ssolar 

cells; photonic p deevices; 

Photo 

detectors s and LEDs, 

Digital teechniques 

and 

applicattions 

(Regissters 

Count ters, Compaarators 

andd 

similar cir rcuits); ICs; 

modulatioon 

& demodulation, 

AM, 

PM, FM; 

A/D and D/A D convertors; 

Sensors. 

Text & RReference 

Books 

[1]. MMathematicaal 

Physics: MMary 

L B 

[2]. Sttatistical 

Physics: 

TMH-1988; 

F. Reeif 

[3]. Introduction 

to Modern Physics: H. S. Mani & G.K. G Mehta 

[4]. Introduction 

to Solid Staate 

Physics: C. Kittel 

[5]. Soolid 

State Electronic 

Deevices: 

B.G. Streetmann 

[6]. Electronics 

Fuundamentaal 

& Applications: 

J.D. Ryder R 

4

INORGANIC 

CHEMISTRRY 

Main Grouup 

Elementss: 

S-N compoounds 

Sulphuur-phosphoru 

us compounds: 

Molecular 

sulphides s such as 

P4S3, P4S77, 

P4S9 and P4S10. Phossphours-nitroogen 

compo ounds: Phospphazines. 

Other 

P-N com mpounds. 

Boron-nitrrogen 

compoounds. 

Metal Commplexes: 

Valence 

bond theory 

and its 

limitations s. Ligand field 

theory: Spplitting 

of d orbitals o in 

different ligand 

fields JJahn-Teller 

eeffect 

MO diiagrams 

of co omplexes wiith 

and withoout 

π bonds. . Spectral 

& Magnetic 

propertiess 

of complexxes. 

Nuclear Chhemistry: 

Nuuclear 

reactions: 

Types oof 

nuclear rea actions. Sponntaneous 

and 

reduced fission. 

Principles of working oof 

the reactoors 

of nuclear 

power plan nts. Breeder reactor. Nucclear 

fusion reaction. r 

Analytical Principles: VVolumetric 

mmethods: 

Theories 

of ind dicators: Acidd-base, 

redoxx, 

metallochromic, 

indicators. 

Complexattion 

precipitaation, 

Redoxx 

titrations. Gravimetric G mmethods: 

Meechanism 

of precipitate 

formation. 

Aging of prrecipitates. 

PPrecipitation 

from homog geneous soluutions. 

Co-prrecipitation 

and a post 

precipitatiion. 

Contamination 

of prrecipitates. 

WWashing, 

dry ying and ignittion 

of precippitates. 

Water treatment: 

Harrdness, 

Alkalinity, 

Domesstic 

water tre eatment. 

Chemical aanalysis 

of wwater, 

D.O., BB.O.D, 

C.O.D. ., T.D.S. 

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRYY 

Quantum Mechanics: Introductionn 

to Classical 

Mechanics: : The blackbbody 

radiatioon, 

photoelec ctric effect, 

Compton Effect and attomic 

spectrra. 

Failure off 

classical me echanics to eexplain 

thesee 

phenomena. 

Quantum mechanical explanationss. 

Chemical Kinetics: Theeories 

of reaction 

rate: Influence 

of temperaturee 

on reactionn 

rate. Arrhe enius 

equation aand 

its limitaations, 

activaation 

energy. . Collision th heory and abbsolute 

reacttion 

rate theory. 

Free 

energy of activation annd 

volume of 

activation. Thermodynamic 

formulation 

of reacction 

rate. Ef ffects of 

pressure aand 

volume oon 

the velociity 

of gas reaaction. 

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KARGGI 


Subbject: 

CHEMIISTRY 

(M. Ph hil Entrance TTest)

Surface Chhemistry: 

Thhe 

colloidal sstate: 

Multimmolecular, 

macromolecular 

and assocciated 

colloid ds. Stability 

of collids. The zeta pootential. 

Kinetic, opptical 

and eleectrical 

properties 

of collloids: 

Electro ophoresis, electroosmosiis, 

sedimenta ation 

potential aand 

streaminng 

potential. . 

Catalysis: 

catalysis. 

Thermodyynamics: 

Inteensive 

and extensive 

prooperties. 

Exa act differentials. 

Intrinsicc 

energy, ent thalpy, 

entropy, free 

energy aand 

their relaations 

and siggnificances. 

Maxwell relaations. 

Therrmodynamic 

equations 

of state. Joule-Thomson 

effect. Jooule-Thomsoon 

coefficient 

for van derr 

Waals’ gas. The third la aw of 

thermodynamics. 

Spectroscoopy: 

Energy levels in moolecules, 

rotaational, 

vibra ational, electronic 

NMR aand 

ESR spec ctroscopy. 

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYY 

Principles of Organic CChemistry: 

Innductive, 

meesomeric, 

ele ectromeric eeffect. 

Carboccations, 

carb banions, 

carbens. AAddition, 

Elimmination, 

Subbstitution 

reactions. 

Chemistryy 

of Polymerrs: 

Types andd 

mechanismm 

of polymerization 

reacttions. 

Step-ggrowth, 

free radical, 

addition, ionic 

polymeerizations. 

Coopolymers. 

Characteriza ation of polymers. 

Manuufacture 

and 

applications 

of polyoleefins, 

thermooplastics, 

polyamides, 

po olyesters, polyurethanes, 

, epoxies and d industrial 

polymers. 

Chemistryy 

of Natural 

acid. 

Organic Phhotochemisttry: 

Photochemical 

proceesses. 

Energy y transfer, seensitization 

aand 

quenching. 

Singlet 

and triplett 

states and ttheir 

reactivity. 

Photoreaactions 

of ca arbonyl comppounds, 

eness, 

dienes, and 

arenes. 

Norrish reactions 

of accyclic 

ketonees. 

Applicatioons 

of photoreactions 

in laboratory aand 

industria al synthesis. 

Separation 

Techniquees: 

Chromatoographic 

metthods: 

Classification 

of cchromatographic 

separat tions. 

Theory of chromatography. 

Appliccations 

of chhromatograp 

phic methodss: 

Adsorption 

and partiti ion 

chromatoggraphy. 

Papper, 

thin layer 

and column 

chromatog graphic methhods. 

Referencee 

Books: 

1. F.AA. 

Cotton annd 

G. Wilkinsson, 

“Advancced 

Inorganic c Chemistry” ”, John Wileyy 

& Sons 

2. J. March, “Advvanced 

Organic 

Chemistrry”, 

Wiley 

3. Guurdeep 

Raj , “Advanced PPhysical 

Chemistry 

4. I.LL. 

Finar, “Orgganic 

Chemisstry” 

Vol. 2, LLongman 

6 

Mechanism and theoriess 

of homogeneous 

and heterogeneou 

h 

us catalysis. Acid-base an nd enzyme 

Products: Biiosynthesis 

oof 

terpenes and a alkaloidss. 

Carbohydrrate 

protein and nucleic

Linear AAlgebra: 

Finnite 

dimenssional 

vectoor 

spaces; Linear traansformationns 

and th heir matrix 

representaations, 

rank; ; systems of linear equations, 

eigen values and eigen vectorrs, 

minimal polynomial, 

Cayley-Hamilton 

therroem, 

diagoonalisation, 

Hermitian, Skew-Hermitian 

and unitary 

matr rices; Finite 

dimensionnal 

inner product 

spaces, , Gram-Schmmidt 

orthonormalization 

pprocess, 

selff-adjoint 

operators. 

Complex Analysis: Analytic functions, 

coonformal 

mappings, m bilinear 

trannsformations 

s; complex 

integration; 

Cauchy’s integral theeorem 

and fformula; 

Liou uville’s theoorem, 

maximmum 

modulu us principle; 

Taylor andd 

Laurent’s series; 

residue 

theorem aand 

applications 

for evaluuating 

real inntegrals. 

Real Analysis 

: Sequeences 

and seeries 

of funcctions, 

unifo orm convergence, 

power 

series, Fou urier series, 

functions of several vaariables, 

maxxima, 

minima; 

Riemann integration, multiple inteegrals, 

line, surface s and 

volume inntegrals, 

theeorems 

of GGreen, 

Stokees 

and Gauss; 

metric sspaces, 

commpleteness, 

Weierstrass 

W 

approximaation 

theoreem, 

compacctness; 

Lebeesgue 

integral, 

Fatou’s lemma, doominated 

co onvergence 

theorem. 

Ordinary Differential Equations : First order ordinary dif fferential eqquations, 

existence 

and uniqueness 

theorems, , systems oof 

linear firsst 

order orddinary 

differential 

equaations, 

lineaar 

ordinary differential 

equations of higher order 

with coonstant 

coeffficients; 

linear 

second orrder 

ordinary 

differentia al equations 

with variable 

coefficients; 

methodd 

of Laplace ttransforms 

fo or solving orrdinary 

differrential 

equat tions, series 

solutions; Legendra annd 

Bessel funnctions 

and ttheir 

orthogo onality. 

Algebra: Normal subgroups 

and homomorpphism 

theorems, 

autommorphisms; 

GGroup 

actions, 

Sylow’s 

theorems and their aapplications; 

Euclidean ddomains, 

Principle 

ideal domains annd 

unique fa actorization 

domains. PPrime 

ideals and maximaal 

ideals in coommutative 

rings; fields, , finite fields. 

Functionaal 

Analysis: BBanach 

spaces, 

Hahn-Baanach 

extens sion theoremm, 

open mappping 

and closed 

graph 

theorems, , principle oof 

uniform bboundednesss; 

Hilbert spaces, 

orthonnormal 

basees, 

Riesz representation 

theorem, bounded lineear 

operatorrs. 

Probabilitty 

and Statistics 

: Probability 

spacee, 

conditional 

probabilitty, 

Bayes thheorem, 

inde ependence, 

Random vvariables, 

jooint 

and coonditional 

diistributions, 

standard pprobability 

ddistributions 

s and their 

propertiess, 

expectatioon, 

conditional 

expectation, 

mome ents; weak aand 

strong law of large e numbers, 

central limmit 

theorem; ; Sampling distributions; 

Testing of hypothesis, h sstandard 

parrametric 

test ts based on 

normal, Chhi-Square, 

t, F – distributtions; 

Linear regression; Interval estimmation. 

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KARGI 

ROAD KOTA, BILASPUR 

( (C.G.) 

Subjectt: 

MATHEMMATICS 

(M. Phil Entrannce 

Test)

Referencee 

Books: 

[1]. MMathematical 

Analysis by Rudin, M 

[2]. Diiscrete 

Mathhematics 

by TTruss, 

Pearsoon 

Education n 

[3]. Linnear 

Algebraa 

by Ramachandra, 

McGrraw 

Hill Pub. 

[4]. MMathematical 

Statistics byy 

M. Ray, S-CChand 

Pub. 

[5]. Abbstract 

Algebbra 

by S. Davvid, 

Wiley Pub. 

[6]. Orrdinary 

Diffeerential 

Equaation 

by Garrrett, 

Wiley Pu ub. 

8

9 

DR. C. V. RAMAN UNIVERSITY 

KARGI ROAD KOTA, BILASPUR (C.G.) 

Subbject: 

BOTANY 

(M. Phi il Entrance Test) 

Microbioloogy: 

Virusess 

and Bacteeria 

Structure, 

classifica ation and rreproductionn. 

General Account of 

infection, immunity annd 

serology: Microbes in industry and d agriculturee. 

Pathologyy: 

Knowledgee 

of important 

plant diisease 

in India caused by fungi. Modes of infection and 

methods oof 

control. 

Plant Grooups: 

Structure, 

reproduction, 

life- history, cla assification, evolution, ecology and economic 

importancce 

of algae, fungi, 

bryophhytes, 

pteridoophytes 

and gymnospemms. 

Morpholoogy, 

Anatommy 

and Embrryology 

of AAngiosperms 

s: Tissues annd 

tissue sysstems. 

Morp phology and 

anatomy oof 

stem, root 

and leaf (inncluding 

devvelopment 

aspects 

and aanomalous 

ggrowth), 

Morphology 

of 

flower. Strructure 

of annther 

and ovvule, 

fertilizattion 

and Dev velopment of 

seed. 

Taxonomyy: 

Principles of nomenclaature 

and claassification 

of o angiosperms. 

Modernn 

trends in Taxonomy. A 

general knnowledge 

of the more immportant 

fammilies 

of angio osperms. 

Cell Biologgy: 

Cell as uunit 

of struccture 

and fuunctions. 

Ultra 

structure function annd 

interrelat tionships of 

plasma mmembranes 

endoplasmmic 

reticulumm, 

mitocho ondria, riboosomes 

chloorplasts 

and 

nucleus, 

Chromosoomes- 

chemiccal 

and physsical 

nature bbehavior 

dur ring mitosis aand 

meosis. 

Genetics aand 

Evolutioon: 

Mendeliaan 

concept oof 

genetics. Developmen 

D 

t of the gene 

concept Nucleic 

acids 

their struccture 

and role 

in reproduction 

and pprotein 

synth hesis. Genetic 

code and regulation. Mechanism 

of microbiial 

recombination. 

Organnic 

evolution evidences, mechanism m aand 

theoriess. 

Physiologyy: 

Photosyntthesis 

historry, 

factors, mmechanism 

and a importance. 

Absorption 

and con nduction of 

water andd 

salts. Transspiration, 

Maajor 

and minnor 

essential 

elements aand 

their role 

in nutrition, 

Nitrogen 

fixation annd 

nitrate reeduction 

Enzymes, 

Respiration 

and fermentation 

f 

n. General acccount 

of growth. 

Plant 

hormoness 

and their fuunctions. 

Phootoperiodismm. 

Seed dorm mancy and geermination. 

Ecology: SScope 

of eccology, 

struccture, 

function 

and dynamics 

of eccosystems, 

PPlant 

communities 

and 

successionn. 

Ecological factors. Appplied 

aspects of ecology including 

connservation 

annd 

control of f pollution. 

Economic Botany: Genneral 

accounnt 

of importaant 

sources of o food, fiberr, 

wood and drugs. 

Suggestedd 

Reading Material: 

1. Basra, , A.S. & Bassra, 

R.K. 19997. 

Mechanissms 

of envir ronmental sttress 

resistance in plants, Harwood 

Acadeemic 

Publisheers, 

The Nethherlands 

2. Chopraa, 

V.L. & PPagoda, 

R.S. 1988. Approoaches 

for incorporatingg 

drought annd 

salinity re esistance in 

crop plantts, 

Oxford & IBH Publishiing 

Co. Pvt. Ltd., ND Gup pta, U.S. 19885. 

Physiologgical 

aspects of dry land 

farming, OOxford 

& IBH

3. Journal 

of Biosciennce, 

Special 

issue: Cellular 

Stress Response, R 11998.23(4): 

Oct., The In ndian 

Academmy 

of Sciencces, 

Bangaloore 

4. Kramerr, 

P.J. 1983. . Water relaations 

of plaants, 

Academic 

Press Innc., 

NY Levittt, 

1972, 19 980 

5. Nilsen, L. & Orcuttt, 

1998. Phyysiology 

of pplants 

unde er stress :Abbiotic 

factorrs 

Orcutt 

6. Paleg, L.G. & Aspinnall, 

D. 1981. 

Physiologgy 

and biochemistry 

off 

drought reesistance 

in plants, 

Academmic 

Press, NNY 

7. Singh, Randhir & SSawhney, 

S. .K. 1988. Addvances 

in frontier f areas 

of plant biochemistry, 

Prenticce-Hall 

of India 

Pvt. Ltd., 

New Delhhi 

8. Smallwwood, 

M.F., Calbert, C.MM. 

and Bowwles, 

D.J. 1999. 

Plant reesponses 

to environme ental 

stress, BIOS Scienttific 

Publishers 

Ltd., USSA 

9. Taiz, & Zeiger, 19998. 

Plant Phhysiology, 

Siinauer 

Asso ociates 

Treshoww, 

M. 19700. 

Environmeent 

and plant 

response e, Mc Graw Hill, NY 

10. Ammirato, 

P.V., Evans, D.A. Sharp, W.RR. 

and Yama ada, Y.(eds.) ) 1984. Hannd 

Book of Plant 

Cell Cuulture, 

Macc 

Millan, N.YY 

11. Bhojwwani, 

S.S. annd 

Rajdan, SS.K. 

1998. Plant 

Cell, Tissue 

and Organ 

Culturre, 

Narosa 

Pub. 

12. Lal, R. 

and Lal, S. 1993.Genettic 

Engineerring 

of Plants 

for Crop Improvemeent. 

CRC Pre ess 

13. Reineert, 

J. and Baajaj, 

Y.P.S. 11976. 

Plant Tissue and Organ Culture. 

Springeer 

–Verlag. 

Streett, 

H.E. 1977. 

Plant Tissuue 

and Cell Culture, Bla ackwell Scieentific 

Publ. , UK 

14. Johri, B.M. 1988. . Experimenntal 

embryoology 

of vascular 

cryptoogams, 

Naroosa 

Publishing 

Housee, 

New Delhhi 

10

Non-Chordata 

and CChordata: 

A general suurvey, 

classif fication andd 

relationshhip 

of the va arious 

phyla. 

1. Prrotozoa: 

Stuudy 

of the sstructure, 

biionomics 

an nd life histoory 

of Verticcella, 

Param mecium, 

MMonocystic, 

malaria parrasite, 

Typanosoma. 

Pr rotozoa & disease. 

2. Peerifera: 

Sycoon. 

3. Cooelentoratee: 

Structure and life hisstory 

of Obe elia and Aurrelia. 

Sea annemones, 

Coorals, 

Aleyoonium. 

4. Heelminths, 

sttructure 

andd 

life historry 

of planari ia. Fasciola. Tacenia, Ascaris, 

medical 

immportance 

oof 

Nemateddes. 

5. Annnelida, 

Neries, 

earthwworm 

and leeech 

6. Arrthropoda, 

Palaemon, Scorpion, CCockroach, 

7. MMollusea, 

Unnio 

and Pila, , Pearl Formmation 

Mod difications of 

nervous syystem. 

8. Ecchinodermaata, 

Asteriass 

and its larva. 

9. Geeneral 

orgaanisation 

and 

characterr, 

outline cla assification and interrelationship p of proto- 

chhordata. 

Pissces, 

Amphibia, 

Reptiliaa, 

Aves and Mammaliaa. 

10. Neeoteny 

and retrogressive 

metamoorphosis. 

11. A general stuudy 

of compparative 

acccount 

of the e various sysstems 

of veertebrates. 

12. Loocomotion 

aand 

respirattion 

in fishees, 

structure e and affinitties 

of Dipnnoi. 

13. Sttructural 

peeculiarities 

oof 

Amphibiaa. 

14. Pooisonous 

annd 

non- poissonous 

snakkes 

of India. 

15. Aeerial 

adaptaations 

of birrds. 

16. Sttructural 

peeculiarities 

aand 

affinitizzing 

distribu ution relatioon 

of protottheria 

and 

MMetatheria. 

Ecology aand 

Econommic 

Zoologyy: 

1. Ennvironmentt: 

Abiotic facctors 

and thheir 

role; Biotic 

factorss 

-Inter and Intra-specif fic 

reelations. 

2. Eccosystem, 

NNeo 

geo-cheemical 

cyclees. 

3. Addaptation 

inn 

fresh wateer, 

marine aand 

terrestr rial habitatss. 

4. Poollution 

in aair, 

water annd 

land. 

5. WWild 

life in Inndia 

and its conservatioon. 

11 



KARGGI 


Subjject: 

ZOOLOOGY 

(M. Phil 

Entrance Test)

Economicc 

Zoology: 

1. Paarasitism, 

Commensalism 

and Hosst 

parasite relationship 

r p. 

2. Paarasitic 

prottozoan 

and helminthess 

of man. 

3. Beeneficial 

and 

harmful insects. 

Cell Bioloogy: 

Structuure 

and funcction 

of cell and cytoplasmic 

consttituents 

: sttructure 

of nucleus n 

plasma mmembrane, 

mmitochondrria, 

Golgi-boodies, 

endoplasmic 

retticulum 

and ribosome’s s , cell 

division, mmitosis 

and meiosis. 

Gene struucture 

and ffunction: 

WWatson-Crickk 

models of f DNA, sex-cchromosommes 

and sex - 

determination. 

Genetics: : Mendeliann 

laws of inhheritance, 

linkage 

and crossing ovver, 

mutatioon 

and evolution, 

cytoplasmmic 

inheritance 

genes aand 

diseasees. 

Evolutionn 

and Systematics: 

Origgin 

of life, HHistory 

of ev volutionaryy 

thought. Lamarck 

and d his 

works, Daarwin 

and hhis 

works, Soources 

and nature of organic o variaation. 

Natural 

selection n, 

Isolation. Concept off 

species annd 

sub-species, 

principl les of classification, 

zooological 

nomenclaature 

and innternational 

code. Fosssils, 

geological 

eras, disstribution 

oof 

animal’s 

zoogeogrraphical 

realms 

of the wworld. 

Biochemiistry: 

Structture 

of carbbohydrates, 

lipids, amin no-acids, prroteins 

and nucleic acid ds, 

glycolysiss 

and Krebs cycle, oxidaation 

and reeduction. 

Oxidative 

phosphorylagion, 

energy y 

conservattion 

and rellease, 

ATP, cholesteroll. 

Enzymes and a coenzymes, 

Hormoones 

and th heir 

functionss. 

Physiologgy 

with special 

referennce 

to mammmals: 

Composition 

of blood, bloood 

groups in n man, 

coagulation. 

Oxygenn 

and carbonn 

dioxide trransport, 

ne ephron and urine formation, 

mech hanism of 

conductioon 

along axon 

and acrooss 

synapsee 

,neurotran nsmitters, VVision, 

Hearing 

and other 

receptorss, 

mechanissm 

of contraaction 

of skeletal 

musc cle, role. Of salivary glaand, 

liver, pa ancreases 

and intestinal 

glandss 

indigestionn. 

Absorptioon 

of digest ted food, rooles 

of pituittary, 

thyroid, 

parathyrooid, 

pancreaas, 

adrenal testis, ovarry 

and pinea al body. 

Embryoloogy: 

Gametogenesis, 

feertilization, 

types of eg ggs, cleavagge, 

developmment 

up to 

gastrulatiion 

in Brancchiostoma, 

frog and chhick 

, Metam morphosis inn 

frog; Formmation 

and fate of 

extra embbryonic 

membranes 

in chick; formmation 

of am mnion, allanntois 

and claassification 

of 

placenta in mammalls, 

function, , of placentaa 

in mammals. 

12

Suggested 

Reading MMaterial: 

1. M. Katoo. 

The Bioloogy 

of Biodiversity, 

Sprringer 

2. J.C. Aviice. 

Molecuular 

Markerss. 

Natural HHistory 

and Evolution,CChapman 

& Hall, New York Y 

3. E.O. WWilson. 

Biodiversity, 

Acaademic 

Presss, 

Washing gton 

4. G.G. Simpson. 

Prinnciple 

of Annimal 

Taxonnomy. 

Oxfor rd IBH Pub. Co. 

5. E. Mayyer. 

Elementts 

of Taxonoomy 

6. E.O. WWilson. 

The DDiversity 

of Life (The Coollege 

Editio on), W.W.NNorthern 

& CCo 

. 

7. B.K. Tikkadar. 

Threaatened 

Animmals 

of Indiia, 

ZSI Publication, 

Calccutta 

. 

9.. Jorgennsen, 

S.E., Fundamentaals 

of Ecologgical 

Modelling, 

Elsevieer 

New Yorkk 

. 

10. Swaritzman, 

G.L. . and S.P.O. Kaluzny. Eccological 

Sim mulation Prrimer 

Macmmillan, 

New York 

. 

11.. C.L. PProsser, 

Commparative 

AAnimal 

Physsiology. 

W.B B. Saunders & Companny 

12. R. Eckkert. 

Animal 

Physiologyy: 

Mechanissms 

and Adaptation. 

WW.H. 

Freemaan 

& Compa any 

13. Moleccular 

Cell Biiology, 

J. Daarnell. 

H. Loodish 

and D. . Baltimore, , Scientific AAmerican 

Bo ook INC, 

USA 

14. Moleccular 

Biologgy 

of the Ceell, 

B. Albertts, 

D. Bray, J. J Lewis, M. Raff, K. Robberts 

and J. D. Watson 

Garland PPublishing 

INNC, 

New Yoork 

13

General MMicrobiologgy: 

History oof 

Microbioology. 

A brie ef idea of mmicrobial 

divversity 

and scope s of 

microbiollogy. 

Principples 

of classsification 

off 

microbes; morphologgical, 

metabbolic 

and mo olecular 

criteria foor 

the classiification, 

a bbrief 

introduction 

to major m group of bacteria. 

Microbial 

and Enzymme 

Technology: 

Enzymmes 

from microbial 

sources, 

large sscale 

produ uction of 

enzymes, , recovery oof 

enzymes, enzyme puurification 

methods m – eenzyme 

preccipitation, 

separation s 

by chrommatography, 

enzyme reactors. 

Microbial 

Physiologyy 

and Biochhemistry: 

OOverview: 

Sc cope and immportance 

SStructure 

an nd 

function oof 

biomoleccules: 

Carboohydrates, 

pproteins, 

lip pids Enzymees: 

Characteeristics, 

Ribo ozymes, 

co-enzymmes. 

Metaboolism: 

Geneeral 

conceptts 

– applicat tion of secoond 

law of tthermodyna 

amics, 

redox pottential, 

outlline 

of interrmediary 

metabolism: 

free energyy 

change of the reactio ons 

catabolismm 

– anabolism. 

Microbial 

Genetics: Nucleic Acids: 

Structurre, 

physical and chemical 

properties 

of DNA and RNA, 

extrachroomosomal 

DDNA- 

profilee, 

function aand 

evolutio on. DNA repplication, 

daamage 

and repair, 

spontaneeous 

and indduced 

mutaation, 

reverssion 

of mut tation. Geneetic 

recombbination, 

mo olecular 

models and 

mechanism, 

gene cconversion, 

gene expre ession and rregulation, 

uuse 

of micro obes in 

genetic engineering. 

. 

Biochemiical 

and Moolecular 

Tecchniques: 

Electrophore 

esis, Isolatioon, 

purificattion, 

Blottin ng, DNA 

amplification: 

PCR, DDNA 

sequenncing. 

Gene silencing, Chromatogr 

C raphy, Gel ffiltration, 

io on 

exchangee 

, affinity chhromatograaphy, 

TLC, HHPLC, 

Spectroscopy 

andd 

Microscoppy. 

Immunology: 

Introduction 

to immmune 

systtem: 

Innate e and adaptiive 

immunee 

responses s; Cells and 

organs off 

immune syystem. 

Antigen 

antiboddy 

interactions 

and its applicationns. 

Immunoloogy 

in healtth 

and diseaase- 

autoimmmunity, 

im mmunodeficiencies 

hypersensitivity 

y; concept 

of immunnotherapy. 

Microbial 

Genomicss: 

Tools for sstudying 

DNNA/genes),G 

Genomes: SSize, 

physicaal 

structure, , genome 

analysis, ggene 

dupliccation, 

Mappping 

of gennome 

and Functional 

geenomics 

Bioprocess 

Technoloogy 

and Enggineering: 

AAn 

introduc ction to fermmentation 

pprocesses- 

Range R of 

fermentaation 

processs, 

microbiaal 

biomass, mmicrobial 

enzyme, 

miccrobial 

metaabolites, 

and 

transformmation 

processes. 

Micrrobial 

growtth 

kinetics. The isolatioon, 

preservaation 

and 

improvemment 

of induustrially 

impportant 

andd 

useful mic croorganismms. 

14 



KARGGI 


Subjectt: 

MICROBIOLOGY 

(M. . Phil Entrannce 

Test)

Suggested 

Reading MMaterial: 

1. Wilson K. and Walker 

J. (20088). 

Principlees 

and Techniques 

of Biochemistryy 

and Molec cular 

Biology. CCambridge 

UUniversity 

PPress. 

2. Nelsonn 

D and Cox MM. (20099). 

Principles 

of Biochemistry. 

W.HH. 

Freeman and Compa any, New 

York. 

3. Talaro K. P. & Talaaro 

A. (20066). 

Foundatiions 

in Micr robiology. MMcGraw-Hill 

College Dimensi. 

4. Potter GWH and PPotter 

GW ( (1995). Analysis 

of Biological 

Moleecules: 

An Inntroduction 

n to 

Principless, 

Instrumenntation 

andd 

Techniquees, 

Kluwer Academic A Puublishers. 

5. Willey 

McGraw 

6. Willardd, 

HH and MMerritt 

LL (1986). 

Instruumental 

Me ethods of Annalysis. 

CBSS 

Publishers and 

Distributoors. 

7. Williamms, 

BL. and WWilson, 

K. ( 1975). A Bioologists 

Guide 

to Princciples 

and Teechniques 

of o 

Practical Biochemistry. 

John Wiley 

and Sonns. 

Inc., New w York. 

8. Thornbburn 

CC (1987). 

Isotopees 

and Radiations 

in Biology. 

Butteerworth 

and 

Co. Ltd., London. L 

9. Aneja KKR. 

(2005). Experimentts 

in Microbbiology, 

Plan nt Pathologgy 

and Bioteechnology. 

New N Age 

Internatioonal 

(P) Ltd, , Publisherss. 

10. Greennwood 

D (2007). 

Mediccal 


I.K. In nternationaal. 

11.Talaroo 

KP and Talaro 

A. (20006). 

Foundattions 

in Mic crobiology. McGraw-Hiill 

College Dimensi. D 

12. Willeyy 

J, Sherwoood 

L. and WWoolverton 

C (2007). Pr rescott/Harrley/Klein's 

Microbiology, 

McGraw Hill. 

13. Atlas RM (1997). Principles oof 


McGr raw Hill. 

14. Nesteer 

E.W, Anderson 

DG and 

Nester MMT 

(2006). Microbiolog 

M gy. A Human 

Perspective. 

McGraw Hill. 

15 

J, Sherwood 

L. and Wooolverton 

C (2007). Pre escott/Harleey/Klein's 

MMicrobiology 

y, 

Hill.

Financial & Manageement 

Accoounting: 

Bassic 

Account ting conceptts, 

Capital & Revenue e, Financial 

statementts. 

Partnershhip 

Accounts 

: Admissioon, 

Retireme ent, Death, Dissolution and cash Distribution. 

D 

Advanced Company AAccounts: 

Isssue, 

Forfeiture, 

Purchase e of Business, 

Liquidatioon, 

Valuation n of shares, 

Amalgamaation, 

Absoorption 

and Reconstruction, 

Hold ding company 

accountts. 

Cost Management 

Accounting: 

Ratio Analysis, 

Funds 

Flow Analysis, 

Cash Flow F Analysis, 

Marginal costing & Break-even 

analysis, SStandard 

costting, 

Budgetary 

control, Costing for decision d makking, 

Responsibility 

accou unting. 

Business EEconomics: 

Nature & usses 

of Business 

Econom mics, Conceptt 

of Profit & Wealth ma aximization. 

Demand AAnalysis 

& Elasticity off 

Demand, CCurve 

Analy ysis Law Utility 

Analysiss 

& Indiffere ence Curve 

analysis, LLaws 

of Returrns 

and Law of Variable pproportions. 

Business SStatistics 

& DData 

Processsing: 

Data tyypes, 

Data co ollection and analysis, Sampling, 

need d , errors, & 

method oof 

sampling, , Normal Diistribution, 

Hypothesis testing, Analysis 

and IInterpretatio 

on of data. 

Correlation 

and Regression, 

small sample testss-t-test, 

F-tes st and chi-sqquare 

test. 

Business Managemennt: 

Concept of management 

Planning 

: Objecttives, 

Strategies, 

Plannin ng process, 

Decision-mmaking. 

Stafffing: 

Leadinng, 

Motivatioon, 

Leadersh hip, Committtees, 

Commmunication. 

Controlling: 

C 

Corporatee 

Governancee 

and Busineess 

Ethics. 

Marketingg 

Managemeent: 

The evoolution 

of mmarketing 

con ncepts, Conccepts 

of Marrketing, 

Mar rketing mix, 

Marketingg 

environmennt, 

Product ddecision, 

Priccing 

decision n, Distribution 

decision. 

Human RResources 

MManagementt: 

Concepts, Role and Functions oof 

Human RResource 

ma anagement, 

Human Reesource 

planning, 

Recruuitment 

& SSelection. 

Training 

& DDevelopmentt, 

Succession 

planning. 

Compensaation: 

Wage & Salary Admministration. 

. 

Banking & Financial IInstitutions: 

Importancee 

of Banking g to Businesss, 

types of BBanks 

& their 

functions 

Developmment 

Banking :IDBI, IFCI, SSFCs, 

UTI, SIDDBI. 


Businesss: 

World Trade 

Organisattion: 

Its func ction & policies. 

16 



KARGGI 


Subbject: 

COMMMERCE 

(M. Ph hil Entrance Test) 

Business Environmennt: 

Meaningg 

and Elemments 

of Bu usiness Environment, 

Economic 

En nvironment, 

Economic Policies, Ecoonomic 

Plannning. 

Compeetition 

policy, , Consumer protection, EEnvironment 

t protection 

Liberalizattion, 

Privatiization 

and globalizatioon, 

Second generationn 

reforms, Industrial policy and 

implementation. 

Indusstrial 

growthh 

and structuural 

changes. . 

Financial Management: 

Capital Structure, Financial & Operating leverage Cost 

of capital, 

Capital 

budgetingg, 

Working caapital 

managgement. 

Dividdend 

Policy.

Referencee: 

Chhisnall, 

Peterr 

M : The Esssonce 

of Marrketing 

Resea arch Prenticee 

Hall, New DDelhi. 

Daavis, 

J.J.: Advvertising 

Research, 

Prenttice 

Hall, New w Delhi. 

Hoooda, 

R.P.: Statistics 

for BBusiness 

andd 

Economics. 

Macmillan India, New DDelhi. 

Addhikary 

K: Coonomic 

Envirronment 

of BBusiness, 

Sultan 

Chand & Sons. New Delhi. 

Ahhluwalia. 

I. J: : Industrial GGrowth 

in Inddia, 

Oxford University U Preess. 

New Delhi. 

Asswathappa 

KK: 

Legal Envirronment 

of BBusiness, 

Him malaya Publiccation 

New DDelhi. 

Ghhose 

Biswanath: 

Econommic 

Environmment 

of Busin ness, Vikas Puublication. 

NNew 

Delhi. 

Aggrawal, 

K.N. Deeksha Agrrawal 

: Businness 

on the Net N : What’s & How’s of EE-Commerce 

e 

MMacMillan. 

Neew 

Delhi. 

Aggrawal, 

K.N. Deeksha Agrrawal 

: Businness 

on the Net N :bridge too 

the Online Storeform: MacMillan. 

Neew 

Delhi. 

Diiwan 

Prag & Sunil Sharma 

: Electronicc 

Commerce e : A Manager’s 

guide toEE-Business, 

Vanity 

V 

Boooks 

Internattional, 

Delhi. 

17

Managemment 

Processs 

& Organizational 

Beehavior: 

Ovverview: 

Fuunctions 

andd 

Principless 

of Manage ement 

MManagementt 

Thought aand 

Conceptts 

MManagementt 

Decision MMaking 

Proccesses 

and Types T 

Ovverview 

of OOrganizatioonal 

Behavioor 

Understandinng 

and mmanaging 

Inndividual 

Behavior-pe 

B ersonality, 

Atttitudes, 

Learning 

and Motivation 

Grroup 

Dynammics 

and Team 

Work 

Leeadership 

Ovverview 

of OOrganizatioonal 

Development 

Organizational 

structuree 

Organizational 

design 

OD 

Interventtions 

& Change 

Management 

Suggested 

Readingss: 

1. Stoner and Freemman, 

Manageement, 

Prenntice 

Hall, N. N Delhi. 

2. Koontzz, 

O' Donnelll 

Wechrich, , Principles of Management, 

McGraw 

Hill, Neew 

York. 

3. Peter FF. 

Drucker, TThe 

Practicee 

of Management, 

Allie ed Publisheers. 

4. Robbinns 

S.P., Orgaanisational 

BBehaviour, 

New Delhi, PHI. 

5. Luthanns 

Fred: Orgganizational 

Behaviuor, , TMH New Delhi. 

6. Singh, Dalip, Emottional 

Intelligence 

at WWork, 

Respo onse Books, Sage Publiccations, 

Del lhi. 

7. Managgement 

Andd 

Strategy – Tarun Dharr 

Diwan. 

Managerrial 

Econommics: 

Ovverview 

of Micro-Econnomics 

Baasic 

Conceppts 

of Demand 

and Suppply 

Deemand 

Analysis 

Prroduction 

Function 

Coost-Output 

Relations 

MMarket 

Strucctures 

Prricing 

theorries 

Ovverview 

of macro-econnomics 

Naational 

Incoome 

Conceppts 

Buudgeting 

18 



KARGGI 


Subjectt: 

MANAGEEMENT 

(M. Phil Entrannce 

Test) 

Perception n, Values,

Suggested 

Readingss: 

1. Adhikary,M. 

Businness 

Econommics., 

New DDelhi, 

Excel Books. 

2. Baumool, 

W.J. Econnomic 

Theoory 

and Operations 

Ana alysis, New Delhi, Prenttice 

Hall Inc c. 

3. Chopraa, 

O.P., Mannagerial 

Ecoonomics, 

Neew 

Delhi, Ta ata Mcgraww 

Hill. 

4. Keat Paaul 

G & Phillips 

K.Y. Youung, 

Managgerial 

Econo omics, Prenttice 

Hall, Neew 

Jersey. 

5. Koutsooyiannis, 

A. Modern Miicro 

Econommics, 

New York, Y Macmiillan. 

6. Milgrom, 

P and Rooberts 

J. Ecoonomics, 

Organisation 

and Managgement. 

Engglewood 

Cliffs, 

New 

Jersey, Prentice Haall 

Inc. 

Quantitattive 

Techniques: 

19 

Ovverview 

of Probability: : Types of PProbability 

distributions 

d s (e.g. Binomial, 

Poisso on, Normal 

annd 

Exponenntial) 

Coo-relation 

& Regressionn 

Analysis 

Ovverview 

of SSampling: 

SSampling 

disstributions 

Teests 

of Hypothesis; 

Larrge 

and smmall 

samples s. Univariate 

and Bivarriate 

Data Analysis: A t- 

teest, 

z-test, CChi-square 

tests; 

ANOVVA 

Suggested 

Readingss: 

1. Riichard 

I. Levvin 

and David 

S. Rubin, Statistics fo or Managemment 

(Seventh 

Edition), 

Prentice 

Haall 

of India, , New Delhii. 

2. Guupta, 

S. P. aand 

Gupta, M.P, Busineess 

Statistic cs, Sultan Chhand 

and Soons, 

New De elhi, 1997. 

3. KKapoor, 

V. K., 

Essentialss 

of Mathemmatics 

for Business B andd 

Economics, 

Sultan Ch hand and 

Soons, 

New Deelhi,1999. 

4. Kaazmier, 

L. J and Pohl, NN. 

F, Basic Sttatistics 

for Business annd 

Economics, 

McGraw w Hill, 

Neew 

York. 

5. Guupta 

S. P. and 

Gupta, MM. 

P., Business 

Statistic cs, Sultan Chand 

and Soons, 

New Delhi, D 

19997. 

6. CC.R. 

Kothari Research MMethodology. 

Strategic Managemeent 

Overvieww 

of Strategiic 

Managemment: 

Conce ept of Corpoorate 

Strateegy 

BCG Moddel; 

GE-9 Ceell 

Model ; VValue 

Chain Analysis 

SWOT & TTOWS 

Analysis 

Porter’s GGeneric 

Straategies 

Competittor 

Analysis 

Overvieww 

of Strateggy 

Formulation 

and Im mplementation 

at Corrporate 

and d Business 

level 

Strategic Control

Suggested 

Reading 

1. A. A Thommpson 

Jr., A J Strickland 

III, J E Gam mble, Craftiing 

& Execu 

The Quesst 

for Competitive 

Advaantage, 

Tata 

McGraw HHill, 

4 

2. Ranjan Daas, 

Craftingg 

the Strateggy: 

Concept ts and Cases 

McGraw Hill, 2004. 

3. Henry, MMintzberg, 

Bruce, 

Ahlstrrand 

and Joseph, 

Lamp 

Press, Neew 

York. 

4. Gary, Hammel 

and Praahalad, 

C. K. 

(1999). Co ompeting fo 

5. Ed. C.A. MMontgomerry, 

M.E. Portter, 

Strateg gy – Seeking 

Advantagge, 

Harvard Business Reeview 

Publi ications, 19 

6. Peter F. DDrucker, 

Maanaging 

in a Time of Gr reat Change 

Penguin GGroup, 

19988. 

7. Strategic managemeent 

and business 

policy y, C Appa Ra 

8. Managemment 

And Sttrategy 

– Taarun 

Dhar Diwan. D 

th uting Strateg gy – 

ed., 2005. 

s in Strategic 

Managem ment, Tata 

pel (1998). SStrategy 

Saf fari. Free 

or the Futuree. 

HBS Pres ss. 

g and Securiing 

Compet titive 

91. 

e, Truman TTalley 

Books s /Plume 

ao. 

Ethics in Business: 

20 

Ovverview 

of Ethical issuees 

in Busineess 

Vaalue 

Based Organizatioons 

Etthical 

Issuess 

on Individual 

in Organnizations 

Geender 

Issuees 

Eccological 

Coonsciousnesss 

Ennvironmenttal 

Ethics 

Soocial 

Responnsibilities 

off 

Business 

Coorporate 

Goovernance 

aand 

Ethics 

Beenefits 

of Corporate 

Soocial 

Responnsibility 

Suggested 

Reading 

1. Laaura 

P. Harrtman 

& Jooe 

DesJardiins, 

Business 

Ethics: BBusiness 

Ethics 

and values, 

Frrancis 

Cheruunilum 

Human RResource 

Managementt: 

Ovverview 

of HRM: Concepts 

and Peerspectives 

in HRM 

HRM 

in Channging 

Enviroonment 

Ovverview 

of HR Planningg: 

Objectivees 

Process and a Techniqques 

Joob 

Analysis 

Reecruitment 

and Selection 

Induction 

Trraining 

and Developmeent 

Peerformancee 

& Potentiaal 

Appraisal 

Ovverview 

of Industrial RRelations 

WWage 

Policy and Determmination 

Trrade 

Unionss

21 

Diispute 

Resoolution 

and Grievance MManagement 

Laabour 

Welfaare 

Ovverview 

of ee- 

HRM 

Suggested 

Reading 

1. Desssler, 

Gary; HHuman 

Resoource 

Manaagement, 

7 

Jerseey, 

1997. 

2. Fisheer, 

Schoenfeeldt 

and Shaw; 

Human 

Boston, 

1999. 

3. Leapp, 

Terry L., aand 

Micheal 

D. Crino; P 

NewwYork, 

1990. 

4. Tebooul, 

James; Managing QQuality 

Dyn 

5. De CCenzo, 

D. A. and Robbinns, 

S. P., Hu 

19944. 

6. Monnappa, 

A. aand 

Saiyadaain, 

M., Pe 

19666. 

th 


Edition, 

n Resource Manageme 

M nt, 4 

Personnel/ Human H Res 

amics, Pren ntice Hall, N 

man Resou urce Manage 

rsonnel Ma anagement, 

th Editi 

ource Mana 

New Jersey, 

ement, 5 th , Prentice Hall, H New 

on, Hought ton Mifflin, 

agement, MacMillan, 

M 

1991. 

eed., 

John Wiley, W 

, Tata McGGraw-Hill, 

New N Delhi, 

Finance: 

Ovverview 

of Financial Acccounting 

Annalysis 

of Baalance 

Sheeet 

Statemennt 

Ovverview 

of CCost 

Accounting: 

Costiing 

Method ds and Technniques 

Ovverview 

of Financial MManagementt: 

Fund Flow w Analysis 

MManagementt 

of Working 

Capital 

Ovverview 

of Capital Buddgeting: 

Cappital 

Budget ting Decisioons; 

Capital Structure and a Cost of 

Caapital 

Ovverview 

of Dividend Poolicy: 

Determinants 

Loong-term 

annd 

Short-terrm 

Financinng 

Instrume ents 

MMergers 

and Acquisitionns 

Suggested 

Readingss 

1. Haampton 

, joohn 

. Financial 

Decisionn 

Making. En nglewood CCliffs, 

New Jersey, 

Pren ntice Hall 

Inc. 

2. Vaan 

Horner, JJames 

C. Finnancial 

Mannagement 

and a Policy , New Delhi, Prentice Hall 

of 

India. 

3. WWinger, 

Bornnard 

and Moohan, 

Nancy, 

Principles 

of Financial 

Managemment, 

New York, 

MMacmillan 

Puublishing 

Coompany. 

4. J.CC. 

Van Hornne, 

Fundamentals 

of Financial 

Management, 

PHI , New DDelhi. 

5. WWeston 

Brighham, 

Managgerial 

Finannce, 

McGraw w Hill , Neww 

York. 

6. I.MM. 

Pandey, Financial MManagemennt 

Vikas Pub b. House, Neew 

Delhi. 

7. P. Chandra, FFinancial 

Maanagement, 

TMH, New w Delhi . 

8. S.CC. 

Kuchhal, FFinancial 

Management, 

CChaityna 

Pub blishing Housse, 

Aligarh.

Marketinng 

Managemment: 

Ovverview 

of Marketing: Marketing Mix, Marke et Segmentaation, 

Targeeting 

and Po ositioning 

Ovverview 

off 

Product MManagemennt; 

Product t Mix Decisions; 

Prodduct 

Life Cycle, C New 

Prroduct 

Deveelopment, 

BBranding 

Prricing 

Methods 

and Strrategies 

Ovverview 

of Promotionaal 

Managemment: 

Promo otion Mix; AAdvertising; 

; Personal selling s 

Suupply 

Chain Managemeent 

Viiral 

& Nichee 

Marketingg 

Cuustomer 

Relation 

Management 

Ovverview 

of e-Marketinng: 

Uses off 

Internet as a Marketinng 

Mediumm; 

Issues in Branding, 

MMarket 

Deveelopment, 

advertising 

aand 

Retailin ng on Internet 

Suggeested 

Readiings 

1. Baker, Michael 

J., M 

2. Czinkota, Michael R. 

Text and Cases, Blac 

3. Kotler, Phhilip, 

Marke 

Control, 9 

4. Kotler, Ph 

Indi, Pvt. 

5. Mc Carth 

Inc. , Hom 

6. Saxena, R 

Delhi, 199 

th arketing : AAn 

Introduct tory Text, MMcMillan 

Pr 

, Massaki, KKotabe 

and David Merccer 

B., Mark 

kwell Publisshers, 

Mass sachusetts, 1997. 

eting Managgement: 

Analysis 

Plannning, 

Implem 

Ed., Prenntice 

Hall off 

India Pvt. Ltd. L , New DDelhi, 

1997. 

hilip and Armstrong, 

Gaary, 

Principles 

of Markketing, 

6 

Ltd., New DDelhi, 

1995. . 

y, E. Jeromee 

and Pessaault, 

William m D. Jr., Bas 

mewood, Illiinois, 

1994. . 

Rajan, Markketing 

Manaagement, 

Tata T McGraw 

97. 

th ess Ltd., 1996. 

keting Management: 

mentation and a 

. 

edd., 

Prentice e Hall of 

ic Marketinng, 

Richard D. Irwin 

w Hill Publiishing 

Comp pany, New 

Productioon 

Management: 

22 

Ovverview 

of Production Managemeent 

Deemand 

Foreecasting 

forr 

Operations 

Prroduction 

Scheduling 

WWork 

Measurement; 

timme 

and Mottion 

Study 

Sttatistical 

Quuality 

Controol 

Faacility 

Locattion; 

Layoutt 

Planning 

Ovverview 

of Operationss 

Research: Linear prog gramming; TTransportattion 

model; ; Inventory 

coontrol; 

Queuuing 

theoryy; 

Decision ttheory; 

PERT/CPM 

Suggested 

Readingss 

1. Adam, E E & Ebert, RRJ. 

Production 

& Opera ation Managgement, 

Neew 

Delhi , PHI. 

2. Amrine HHarold 

T. etcc. 

Manufactturing 

Organization 

andd 

managemment. 

Englew wood 

Cliffs, Neww 

Jersey, PHHI 

Inc. 

3. Buffa, E.SS. 

Modern PProduction 

MManagement, 

John Wiiley 

(New Yoork). 

4. Dobler, DDonald. 

W & Lee Lamarr 

Purchasing g & Materiaals 

Managemment, 

New York, Mc 

Graw Hill. 

5. Mayor R, Productionn 

and Operaation 

Manag gement.

6. 

Informattion 

Systemm: 

23 

Telsong, IIndustrial 

& Productionn 

Managem ment. 

Ovverview 

of MIS: Appliccation 

of Infformation 

Systems 

in mmanagemennt 

MMIS 

and Deciision 

Makinng 

Syystem 

Analyysis 

and Dessign 

Ovverview 

of Database MManagemennt 

System 

Ovverview 

of E-Commercce 

Suggested 

Readingss 

1. Laaudon, 

Kennneth 

C, & Jaane 

P.Laudoon, 

Management 

Informmation 

Systtem 

: Organ nisation 

annd 

Technoloogy 

, PHI Puublication. 

2. Naarayan 

B. MManagemennt 

Information 

System, APH, New Delhi 1998. . 

3. Seenn, 

James A., Analysiss 

and Designn 

of Informa ation Systemms, 

McGraww 

Hill Public cation. 

4. Appplegate 

Lyynda 

M., et. Al., Corporrate 

Informa ation Systemms 

Manageement: 

Text t and 

Caases, 

McGraaw 

Hill, Neww 

York, 1999. 

5. MMalcolm 

Petttu, 

Introduccing 

Information 

System 

Managemment, 

Baldwwell 

Publica ations, 

Loondon, 

19900. 

6. MMensching 

Jaames 

R., & Dennis A.Adams, 

Managing 

an Information 

SSystem, 

Pre entice Hall, 

Neew 

Jersey.

Subbject: 

EDUCAATION 

(M. Ph hil Entrance Test) 

Philosophhical 

& sociollogical 

founddation 

of Eduucation: 

Psychologgical 

Foundattion 

of Education: 

Methoodology 

of EEducational 

RResearch: 

REFERRENCE 

24 

Relatioonship 

of education 

& phhilosophy 

Westeern 

schools oof 

philosophyy- 

Idealism, Naturalism, N PPragmatism 

Contriibutions 

of Joohn 

Dewey, Vivekananda a, Tagore & MM.K. 

Gandhi to educational 

fields 

Relatioonship 

of education 

& Soociology 

Sociology 

of Educaation 

& Educcational 

Socio ology 

Meaning 

and Factors 

influenciing 

Social Change 

Educational 

psychology- 

conceept, 

nature & scope 

Meaning 

& Factors 

influencingg 

Growth & Developmen 

D 

t 

Theories 

of Learnning- 

Pavlovv’s 

classical, Skinner’s ooperant 

connditioning, 

Learning L by 

Insight, 

Lewin’s Fieeld 

Theory 

Learniing 

& Motivaation 

Intelliggence- 

it’s mmeaning, 

theoories 

& meas surement 

Personnality- 

Type & trait theorries, 

Measurement 

of peersonality 

Meaning, 

needs & scope of edducational 

re esearch 

Fundaamental, 

Appplied 

& Action 

Research 

Criteriia 

& Sources for identifyiing 

the Research 

problemm 

Hypotthesis- 

Meanning 

& types 

Samplling- 

conceptt 

of population 

& sample e, Various meethods 

of sampling 

Tools & Techniquees- 

Observation, 

Interview, 

Questionnaire 

Inferential 

Statistics 

– Mean,MMedian, 

Mode, 

SD, ‘t’ testt, 

one way AANOVA, 

Chi-s square 

1. Swroop & Saxena 

- Educational 

phillosophy. 

2. Ramshakal Pandey - Eduucational 

philosophy 

3. S.S. Chauhan 

- Advancee 

Educationaal 

Psychology y. 

4. S.P. Gupta - Educational 

Psychologyy. 



KARGGI 


5. Lokesh Koul 

- Research Methodologgy.

25 

6. C.R. Kotharii 

- Research MMethodologgy. 



KARGGI 


Subject: PHHYSICAL 

EDDUCATION 

(M. ( Phil Enttrance 

Test) 

1. Introoduction 

too 

and deffinition, 

aimm 

and obj jectives off 

Physical Education, , Historical 

deveelopment 

of Ancient andd 

Modern Olympic 

Gam mes, Physica l Educationn 

in India. 

2. Physiology 

of Muscular 

activity, 

respiraation 

& bloo od circulation, 

Bioenerggetics, 

Athle etic injuries 

and ttheir 

managgement, 

Dooping 

in Sports. 

3. Jointts 

and their movementts-planes 

annd 

axes, Kin netics, Kinemmatics-lineaar 

and angu ular, levers, 

Newwton’s 

Laws of Linear aand 

Angularr 

motion, Principles P off 

equilibriumm 

and force e, spin and 

elastticity, 

Mechhanical 

analysis 

of various 

sports activities, MMechanicall 

analysis of o running, 

jumpping, 

throwing. 

4. Learnning 

processs 

- theoriees 

and lawws 

of learning, 

Motivaation, 

theorries 

and dy ynamics of 

motivation 

in sports, 

Personality, 

its dimension ns, theoriess, 

personality 

and per rformance, 

Psychhological 

faactors 

affectting 

sports performanc ce - stress, anxiety andd 

aggression, 

Group 

dynaamics, 

teamm 

cohesion aand 

leadersship 

in sport ts. 

5. Profeessional 

courses 

in Spports 

and Phhysical 

Education 

in Inndia, 

Qualities 

and Qua alifications 

of Phhysical 

Educcational 

Perrsonnel. 

6. Sports 

Nutritioon 

and dieetary 

maniipulations 

and Athlette 

diet, Heealth-relate 

ed fitness, 

obessity 

and its management, 

Commmunicable 

diseases—th 

d heir prevenntive 

and th herapeutic 

aspeect. 

7. Aims 

Objectivees, 

Charactteristics 

annd 

principles 

of sporrts 

trainingg, 

Training load and 

perioodization, 

TTraining 

meethods 

and sspecific 

training 

programme 

for deevelopment 

t of various 

motoor 

qualities, , Short-termm 

and long-term 

training 

plans. 

8. Natuure, 

scope and type of researchh, 

Formul lation and selection oof 

research h problem, 

Samppling 

- proocess 

and ttechniques, 

Methods of research, 

Data ccollection 

- tools and 

technniques, 

Stattistical 

technniques 

of datta 

analysis - measures oof 

central teendency 

and d variability, 

correelation, 

normal 

probaability 

curvve, 

t-test, F-tests, Hyypothesis 

foormulation, 

types and 

testinng, 

Preparattion 

of Synoopsis 

for reesearch 

Pro oject.

9. Conccept 

of testt, 

measuremment 

and eevaluation, 

Principles oof 

measureement 

and evaluation 

Conccepts 

and assessment 

off 

physical fitness, 

motor r fitness and motor abilitty, 

Skill test for 

Badmminton, 

Basket 

ball. Hoockey 

and VVolley 

ball. Testing T psycchological 

vvariables 

- competitive 

anxieety, 

motivattion, 

and selff-concept. 

10. Orgaanization 

annd 

functionns 

of sportss 

bodies, Intramurals 

and Extraamural, 

Me ethods and 

Techniques 

of teaching, PPrinciples 

oof 

planning g Physical Education lessons, Concept C of 

technniques 

of suupervision. 

Reference 

Books 

1. Reseearch 

Proceess 

in Physiical 

Educattion 

and Sp ports. 

2. Statistics 

in Physical 

Education 

and Spports. 

3. Sporrts 

Training. 

4. Exerccise 

Physiollogy. 

5. Sporrts 

Biomechanics. 

6. Sporrts 

Medicinee. 

7. Test, , Measuremment 

and Evvaluation 

in Physical Ed ducation andd 

Sports. 

8. Sporrts 

Psycholoogy. 

26

Informatiion, 

Information 

Sciennce 

Informaation 

Societ ty. Informattion 

Transffer 

Cycle. Intellectual 

Property Right - Conncept, 

Copyyright, 

Censsorship 

.Law w of Libraryy 

Science ,RResource 

Sh haring and 

Networking 

Library Movementt 

and Library 

Legislatio on in India Library Asssociation 

in n India and 

UK. Library 

Associattion 

at Inteernational 

Level – FID D, IFLA, UEESCO. 

Sourcces 

of Info ormation – 

Primary, Secondary and Tertiaary. 

Biograpphical 

Sources, 

Refereence 

Sources 

. E-Docu uments, E- 

Journals, E-Books. DDatabases 

– –Bibliographhic 

and Full 

Text. Refeerence 

and informatio on Services 

. Indexingg 

and Abstracting 

Serrvices, 

CAS, , SDI. Onlin ne Servicess. 

Reprograpphic 

Service es. Library 


– Cannons 

and PPrinciples. 

LLibrary 

Clas ssification Schemes CCC 

and DD DC. Library 

Cataloguiing 

- Canons 

and Princciples. 

Library 

Catalogu uing Codes CCCC 

and AAACR-II 

.Index xing – Pre- 

Coordinate 

and Postt-Coordinate 

.Managemment 

– Principles 

Funcction 

Schoool 

of Though ht Planning 

Organizattion 

Structure 

.Collecction 

Devellopment 

.H Human Ressources 

Maanagement 

.Financial 

Managemment 

.Total Quality Management 

TTQM 

Inform mation Technology- 

Coomponents 

Impact of 

IT on Society. 

Teleccommunicattion. 

Networking. 

ISD DN. Library Automatioon. 

Library Networks. 

National and Internnational 

Infformation 

SSystems. 

Ty ypes of Libbraries. 

Diggital 

Libraries. 

Virtual 

Libraries. Role of UGGC 

in the groowth 

and deevelopment 

of libraries 

and Informmation 

Center. 

. 

Referencee 

Books 

1. Classification, 

Krishan 

Kumar, 

Ess Publicaation 

2. Descripptive 

Question 

NET/SLEET, 

SM Tripathi, 

Ess Pu ublication 

3. Catalogging, 

SS Agrrawal, 

Hindii 

Gtanth Acddmi 

Bhopal 

4. Pralekhhan 

Aum Suuchana 

Vigyyan, 

SP Soodd 

RB Publica ation Jaipurr 

5. Libraryy 

Automatioon, 

A R. Nai Ess Publication 

6. Libraryy 

Managemeent, 

Saxenaa 

7. Suchanna 

aum Sanddrabh 

Seva Ke Nven Ayyam 

, S M Trapathi T Ess Publicationn 

27 



KARGGI 


Subject : LIBRARY AAND 

INFORRMATION 

SCIENCE 


Test)

High Perfformance 

CComputer 

AArchitecturee: 

Basic Co omputer arcchitecture. 

Performance e Analysis, 

Architectuural 

classificaation 

schemmes, 

Memoryy 

models, Pipelining, P RIISC 

CISC, VLLIW 

architec ctures, data 

dependency 

and inteerconnectionn 

network. Fault Tolerance 

and SScalability. 

MModeling 

Pe erformance. 

Pipelined Systems. Interconnecttion 

Networrks. 

Process sor Array. MMulti-compuuters. 

Multi iprocessors. 

Systolic Array. 

Vector Processors. Structured Memory De esign for Parrallel 

Systemms 

– Symmet tric Shared, 

Distributed 

Shared andd 

Synchronizzation. 

Grid ccomputing. 

Software Systems: Daata 

structurees 

and Algorithms: 

the notion n of absstract 

data tyypes, 

stack, queue, list, 

set, stringg, 

tree, binary 

search trree, 

heap, ggraph, 

tree and a graph ttraversals, 

connected 

co omponents, 

spanning ttrees, 

shorteest 

paths, hashing, 

sortiing, 

searchin ng, design teechniques 

(ggreedy, 

dyna amic, divide 

and conquuer, 

Algorithm 

design by induction), aasymptotic 

analysis a (bestt, 

worst, aveerage 

cases) of time and 

space, uppper 

and loweer 

bounds, Basic 

conceptts 

of complex xity classes t P, NP, NP-hard, 

NP-com mplete. 

Concepts of object-ooriented 

proogramming: 

Basic Conc cept of OOPP 

Benefit off 

OOP Objec ct Oriented 

language SStructure 

off 

C++ Program 

Compilingg 

and Linking g Operators and expresssions 

Loopin ng Concepts 

Arrays annd 

Structuree, 

Functionss 

Class Objeect 

Construc ctor and Deestructors 

PPolymorphism 

Factions 

Overloadinng 

Operators 

Overloadinng 

Inheritancce 

pointer an nd Virtual Function 

Life I/ /O and Temp plates. 

Operatingg 

Systems: Syynchronization 

Mechanissms. 

Process s Deadlocks. Resource MModels. 

Local and Global 

states. Disstributed 

Operating 

Systeems. 

Event OOrdering. 

Tim mestamps. DDistributed 

MMutual 

Exclusion. 

Token 

and Non-token 

basedd 

Algorithmms. 

Comparative 

Perform mance Analyysis. 

Concurrrency 

Control. 

Shared 

Memory. File Systemss. 

Agreemennt 

Protocols for handling g Processor Failures. Cooordination 

of o Processes 

and relateed 

Algorithmms. 

Failure Handling 

and Recovery Mechanisms. 

M 

Multiprocesssor 

Operating 

Systems 

and relateed 

Thread Haandlings. 

Software Engineering: 

SDLC, plannning 

and managing 

the project, p desiggn, 

coding, teesting, 

imple ementation, 

maintenannce. 

Personaal 

Software Process. Teeam 

Software 

Process. Usability. AAgile 

Method ds. Process 

Models- Itterative, 

Scrrum, 

XP, andd 

Evo. Requuirements 

En ngineering. AAdvanced 

UUML, 

Petri net. 

Domain 

specific mmodeling. 

Syystems 

Moddeling 

Languuage. 

Meta modeling. Software arrchitecture 

and design 

patterns. SSoftware 

meetrics. 

Softwaare 

reliabilityy. 

Advanced testing techniques. 

Database Systems: RReview 

of DDatabase 

Sysstems. 

Web-enabled 

Daatabase 

Systtems. 

Storag ge and File 

Structuress. 

Indexing and 

Hashing. Concurrenccy. 

Recovery. . Query Proccessing. 

Query 

Optimizat tion. Object 

Oriented DBMS. Exteended 

Relattional 

Modeel. 

Spatial databases. d MMultimedia 

Databases. Distributed 

Databasess. 

Active Dataabases. 

Temporal 

Databaases. 

Deduct tive Databases. 

Mobile DDatabases. 

Data Commmunication 

and Compuuter 

Networks: 

Seven Layer L OSI MModel. 

TCP/IP 

details.IPv v4 and IPv6 

Protocols and its Appliications. 

Reaal 

Time Commmunication 

Protocols. P High 

speed loccal 

28 



KARRGI 

ROADD 

KOTA, BILASPUR 

(CC.G.) 

Subject: : COMPUTEER 

SCIENCE AND ENGIN NEERING (MM. 

Phil Entrrance 

Test)

and widee 

area networks. 

Virtuaal 

networkss. 

Network security. s Brroadband 

neetworks. 

Introduction 

to intelliggent 

networrking. 

Perfoormance 

anaalysis 

of net tworks. Transmission 

mmedia, 

data a encoding, 

Multiplexxing, 

Flow aand 

error ccontrol, 

Nettwork 

devices 

switchees, 

Gatewayys, 

Routers s, Network 

security ccryptographhy, 

Digital signature, Firewalls, Routing R conncepts, 

ATMM, 

Poisson and other 

distributions. 

Reference 

Books 

1. Coomputer 

Syystem 

Archittecture 

– MM. 

Morris Mano 

2. Sooftware 

Enggineering 

Byy 

Roger Pressmen 

3. Sooftware 

Enggineering 

Byy 

Pankaj jaloote 

4. Ooops 

With C+ ++ - E. Balagurusamyy 

5. Daata 

Base System 

Conceepts 

- Mc GGraw 

Hill – Korth, K Silberr 

chats 

6. Daata 

structurre 

– Seymouur 

Lipchitz 

7. Object 

Oriented 

Interfacce 

and Dataa 

Base – Pre entice Hall oof 

India 

8. Sooftware 

Enggineering 

Byy 

Roger Pressmen 

9. Sooftware 

Enggineering 

Byy 

Pankaj jaloote 

10. Daata 

Commuunication 

& Networkingg 

– Behrour r A. Forougaan 

11. Coomputer 

Neetworks 

– AAndrew 

s. Teenenbaum 

12. MManagementt 

And Strateegy 

– Tarunn 

Dhar Diwa an 

29

Computerr 

Organizatioon 

and Archhitecture 

- CComputer 

Architecture 

SSystem 

Inter 

Connection 

Structure 

Addressingg 

modes Arithmetic 

Proocessor 

Design 

Control Unit U Organissm 

Storage aand 

Memory y Hierarchy 

and I/O Organization 

Parallel Commputer 

Modeels 

and Program 

Parallelism 


of Mac chine SISD, 

SIMD and MIND Synchhronous 

Paraallel 

Processiing. 

Soft Computing 

:Journal 

Issues and our vieew 

of AI Se earch and CControl 

Strattegies 

Heuri istic Search 

Techniquees 

Knowledgge 

Representation 

AI Programmin ng Languagees 

LISP Proolog 

Natura al language 

Processingg 

Parsing Tecchniques 

RTNN, 

ATN, Fuzzy 

System Exp pert Systemss 

Artificial Neeural 

Network. 

Object Orriented 

Conccept 

and Prrogramming 

Using C++: Basic Conceept 

of OOP Benefit of OOP O Object 

Oriented llanguage 

Strructure 

of C+ ++ Program CCompiling 

an nd Linking Operators and 

expressio ons Looping 

Concepts Arrays and Structure, Functions CClass 

Object t Constructoor 

and Desttructors 

Pol lymorphism 

Factions OOverloading 

Operators Overloadingg 

Inheritanc ce pointer aand 

Virtual Function Life 

I/O and 

Templatess. 

Informatioon 

Systems and Softwware 

Engineering: 

Softw ware Engineeering 

Paraddigm 

Life Models M S/W 

Requiremeents 

Design Concepts and Principles 

Testing and Mainteenance 

S/WW 

project management 

m 

Internet aand 

Web tecchnology 

Intternet 

protoocol 

–TCP/IP P,UDP,HTTP Telnet, SMTTP, 

FTP, SNT TP. Internet 

addressingg 

IP V4 And IPV6 HTML, DHTML, SGGML, 

XML, JA AVA Scripts Internet 

Security 

and Fir rewalls web 

site planniing 

and hosting. 

Database Managemennt 

System: TType 

of Dataa 

Models , DBMS, 

Architeecture, 

Objeect 

Orientate ed Database 

Relationshhip 

Model, SStorage 

and File Organization 

The Relational DData 

Model database Design D Data 

Replication 

and Queery 

Processing 

and Recovery, 

Sec curity Management, 

Paarallel 

and Distributed 

Database. 

Telecommm 

Switching and Compputer 

Netwoork: 

Basic Concepts C of telephony System and d Topology, 

Switching, , Wearing annd 

Routing, PHTN, ISDNN, 

DSL, ADSL L, Switched Packets Daata 

Services ISDN,ATN, 

Network, Seven Layerr 

of OSI Moddel, 

TCP/IP Protocol 

Suit Cryptographhy 

and Digitaal 

Signature GSN,CDMA 

,Mobile IPP 

Frequency MManagemennt 

and Channnel 

Assignme ent. 

Referencee 

Books 

1. Coomputer 

Systtem 

Architeccture 

– M. MMorris 

Mano 

2. Ooops 

With C++ + - E. Balaguurusamy 

3. Daata 

Base Systtem 

Conceptts 

- Mc Graww 

Hill – Korth h, Silber chatts 

4. MManagement 

And Strategyy 

– Tarun Dhhar 

Diwan 

5. Obbject 

Orienteed 

Interface and Data Baase 

– Prentice e Hall of Indiia 

30 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subject: INFORMATIONN 

TECHNOLOOGY 

AND EN NGINEERING (M. Phil Enttrance 

Exam) )

6. Sooftware 

Engineering 

By RRoger 

Pressmmen 

7. Sooftware 

Engineering 

By PPankaj 

jalote 

8. Daata 

Communnication 

& Neetworking 

– Behrour A. Forougan F 

9. Coomputer 

Nettworks 

– Anddrew 

s. Tenenbaum 

10. Internet 

& Inteernet 

Engineeering 

– Dahiiel 

, Minoli TMH 

31

Basic Cooncept 

andd 

Principle: 

Meaning, , Scope an nd Significaance, 

Evoluution 

and Status of 

Disciplinee, 

Comparattive 

Public Administraation, 

Devel lopment Addministratioon, 

Public and a Private 

Administrration, 

Staate 

Versuss 

Market Debate, New N Publicc 

Administtration, 

Ne ew Public 

Managemment 

Persppective 

Orgganization, 

Hierarchy, 

Unity off 

commendd, 

Span of o Control, 

Authorityy 

of Responsibility, 

ordination, 

Cenntralization 

and decentralization, 

line and sta aff. 

Theories of Adminisstration: 

Sciientific 

Mannagement, 

Classical C Theory, 

Bureaaucratic 

the eory, 

human reelation 

schoool, 

behaviooral 

approacch 

system approach. a 

Administrative 

Behaavior: 

Decission 

makingg, 

communic cation, conttrol, 

leadersship 

theory, 

theory of 

motivatioon. 

Accountaability 

and CControl: 

Thee 

concept oof 

accountability 

and coontrol: 

Legislative 

cont trol, 

Executivee 

Control, Juudicial 

Conttrol, 

Citizen and Administration, 

Role 

of Civil ssociety, 

peo ople’s 

Participattion, 

Right tto 

information. 


Systtem: 


System of f INDIA, AAdministratiive 

System m of USA, 

Administrrative 

Systeem 

of Great 

Britain, AAdministrative 

System of Great France, 

Adm ministrative 

System of 

Great Japaan. 

Financial Administraation: 

Budgget 

concept and Forms, , Formulatioon 

of Budgeet, 

separatio on of 

Railway BBudget, 

Enactment 

Buddget, 

executtion 

of Budged, 

Deficitt 

financing, public debt t, accounts 

and auditt. 

Union Goovernment 

and Adminnistration 

In 

India: British 

legacyy, 

Constitutiional 

context 

of India 

administrration, 

the president, the prime minister, the t council of ministeer 

,central secretariat s 

,cabinet ssecretariat 

, ,prime miniister’s 

officee, 

planning commissioon, 

finance, commission, 

election 

commissiion 

, comptroller 

and aauditor 

geneeral 

of India a, public entterprises. 

Civil Servvices 

in Indiaa: 

Recruitmment 

to all Inndia 

and central 

services, 

union public 

service 

commissiion, 

trainingg 

of civil serrvants, 

geneeralists 

and specialists, minister-ciivil 

servant 

relationshhip. 

32 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subject: 

PUBBLIC 

ADMINNISTRATION 

N (M. Phil EEntrance 

Test) 

Personal Administraation: 

Role oof 

civil servvice 

in devel loping socieeties, 

Classiffication, 

Recruitment, 

Training, promotionn, 

pays and 

servicee 

condition ns relation with the political executive, 

administrrative 

ethicss.

State andd 

District Addministratioon: 

governoor, 

chief min nister, secreetariat, 

chieef 

secretary, 

directorates, 

districtt 

collector: cchanging 

roole. 

Local Govvernment: 

PPanchayati 

raj, urban local 

govern nment. 

Reference 

Books: 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

33 

Public Addministratioon 

- B.L. Faddia 


- Dr. Sureendra 

Katar ria 


- NCERT Books 

Managemment 

And SStrategy 

- Taarun 

Dhar Diwan D 


in India - Uma Mahe eshwari 

Comparaative 

Adminnistration 

- FFrank 

, John nson Goodnnow

The paperr 

will cover thhe 

study of EEnglish 

literature 

from Sh hakespeare tto 

1950. A firrst 

hand read ding of the 

prescribedd 

texts and critical 

abilityy 

is required to be tested. 

I Litterary 

Formss: 

34 

Pooetry 

Drrama 

II WWilliam 

Shakeespeare: 

Genneral 

Questioons 

on the writer w and a ccritical 

studyy 

of the 

ffollowing 

woorks 

Hamlet, The Tempesst 

III A critical studyy 

of the folloowing 

poetss 

with reference 

of the poems 

shownn 

against eac ch of them 

Pooetry 

MMilton 

Poope 

Joohnson 

WWordsworth 

Keeats 

Teennyson 

IV Thhe 

works of tthe 

following 

novelists wwith 

special reference too 

the novels mentioned against 

eaach. 

Dicckens 

: Oliver 

Twist 

Thhomas 

Hardyy 

: Tess oof 

the D’urbe ervilles 

Arristotle 

: Poeticcs 

Loonginus 

: On thee 

Sublime 

Drryden 

: Esssay 

on Drammatic 

Poesie 

Arrnold 

: Thhe 

Study of PPoetry 

V (a) A crritical 

study of the 20 th ccentury 

writeers 

and their r works. 

E. M. Forster 

: A Passsage 

to India a 

D. .H. Lawrencee 

: Soons 

and Loveers 

G. .B. Shaw 

: Saint JJoan 

WW.B. 

Yeats 

: Byzantium, 

The Se econd Cominng, 

A Prayer tto 

My Daugh hter 

T. S. Eliot 

: The WWaste 

Land 

(b) Ammerican 

Liteerature 

Emmerson 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Suubject: 

ENGLLISH 

(M. Phil l Entrance Teest) 

: LLyric, 

Ode, Soonnet, 

Elegy, 

Satire, Epicc 

: TTragedy, 

Commedy, 

Farce, Melodrama, 

One Act Plaay, 

Masque 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

: 

Sonneets 

Essay of Man 

The Vanity 

of Hum man Wishes 

Tinterrn 

Abbey. Immortality 

Odde 

Odes 

Ulyssees 

The American 

Scholar

35 

Thhoreau 

: Civil DDisobedience 

e 

Haawthorne 

: The Sccarlet 

Letter 

Euugene 

O’Neilll 

: Thhe 

Hairy Apee. 

Reference 

Books 

1. 

2. 

3. 

A Historyy 

of English LLiterature 

- 

Americann 

Literature 

English Laanguage 

Literature 

- 

Arthur A Comppton-Rickettt. 

- Meenakshi M RRaman 

P.D. P Wadgauunkar

Political TTheory 

& Thhought 

Indian 

& Westtern: 

Commparative 

PPolitics 

and Political Annalysis: 

36 

Evolution 

of Commparative 

Poolitics 

as a discipline, d nnature 

and sscope 

Approoaches 

to the studyy 

of comparative 

ppolitics: 

Traaditional, 

Structural- 

Functtional, 

Systeem 

and Marrxist 

Consttitutionalismm: 

Conceptss, 

Problems s and limitattion 

Formss 

Governmeent: 

Unitaryy 

– Federal, Parliamenttary- 

Presidential 

Organns 

of Goverrnment: 

Exeecutive, 

Leg gislature, juddiciary- 

theeir 

Interrelationship 

in 

compparative 

perrspective 

Party System andd 

Pressure GGroups; 

Electoral 

Systeem 

Bureaaucracy 

– tyypes 

and rolles 

Inndian 

Goverrnment 

andd 

politics: 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subject: POLTICAL SSCIENCE 

(M M. Phil Entraance 

Test) 

National 

Movemment, 

Consstitutional 

Developmeent 

and thhe 

Making of Indian 

Consttitution 

Ideoloogical 

Bases 

of the Inddian 

Consti itution, Preamble, 

Funndamental 

Rights and 

Duties 

and Directive 

Principples 

Consttitution 

ass 

Instrumeent 

of So ocio- Econnomic 

Chaange, 

Con nstitutional 

Amenndments 

and 

Review 

Structture 

and Prrocess 

– I: PPresident, 

Prime 

Ministter, 

Councill 

of Minister, 

Working 

of thee 

Parliamenntary 

Systemm 

Structture 

and Prrocess 

– II: Governor, Chef Minisster 

, Counccil 

of Ministers, 

State 

Legislature 

Panchhayati 

Raj Innstitution: 

RRural 

and Urban, 

their working 

Federralism: 

Theoory 

and Praactice 

in India, 

Demannds 

of Autoonomy 

and Separatist 

Moveements: 

Emerging 

trends 

in center r state relattion 

Judiciiary: 

Supremme 

Corte, hhigh 

Courts, Judicial revview, 

Judiccial 

Activism m Including 

Publicc 

Interest littigation 

casses, 

Judicial Relation

37 

Innternational 

Relation: 

Referrence 

Bookks 

Conteending 

Theories 

and Approache es to the SStudy 

of innternational 

Relation; 

Idealist 

Realist, SSystem, 

Gamme, 

Commu unication annd 

Decision Making 

Poweer, 

Interest aand 

Ideologgy 

in Interna ational Relaation; 

Elemeents 

of Pow wer; Acquit 

ion, UUse 

and Limitation 

of 

Power, Perception, 

P 

formulatioon 

and Pro omotion of 

National 

Interestt, 

making, RRole 

and Relevance 

of IIdeology 

in Internation nal relation 

Arms and Warmms: 

Nature CCauses 

and d types of WWarms/confflicts 

includ ding ethnic 

disputes, 

convenntional, 

Nuclear 

bio- chemical c wwarms, 

deteerrence, 

Arm ms control 

and DDisarmamennt 

Peaceeful 

settlemment 

of dispputes, 

conflict 

resolutioon, 

Diplomaacy, 

World Order and 

Peacee 

Studies 

Cold WWar, 

Alliancces, 

Non Aliignment, 

En nd of Cold WWar, 

Globalization 

Rightss 

and dutiees 

of Internaational 

Law w, Interventtion, 

Treaty Law, Preve ention and 

abolittion 

of War 

Politiccal 

Econommic 

of International 

relation; 

neww 


Econom mic Order, 

Northh-South 

Diaalogue, 

Souuth-South 

Cooperation 

C n, WTO, NNeo- 

Coloni ialism and 

Dependency 

Regioonal 

and Suub-regional 

organizatio ons especiaally 

SAARC, , ASEAN, OPEC, O OAS, 

United 

Nation ; AAims, 

Objecctives, 

Structure 

and EEvaluation 

oof 

the work king of UN, 

Peacee 

of Development 

PPerspective, 

, Charter Revision, Power Stru uggle and 

Diplomacy 

withinn 

UN, Finanncing 

and Pe eace Keepinng 

operationn 

India’ ’s Role in Internationnal 

affairs: India’s Relation 

with its neighbors, 

Wars, 

security 

concernns 

and pacts, 

mediato ory Role, ddistinguishinng 

features s of Indian 

Foreiggn 

policy annd 

Diplomaccy 

1. Politics 

and aadministrattion 

in changing 

societiies-R.K.AROORA 

2. Coomparative 

public admministration- 

R.K.ARORAA 

3. Buureaucracy 

Developmeent 

and change 

– A.D. .PANT AND S.K.GUPTA 

4. Soociology 

Thiinkers 

– RavvindraNath 

Mukharji 

5. Poolitical 

behaaviors– 

H.H. .HYMAN 

6. Thheories 

of innternationaal 

relation – S.BURCHILL

Economic Systems - Capitalism, 

Soocialism 

and mixed econo omy. 

National Income 

-Concept 

and meeasurement 

Consumerr 

behaviour - Law of demmand 

, Elasticcity 

of demand, 

utility annalysis 

and 

indifferennce 

-curve teechniques 

Producer'ss 

behaviour - Productionn 

Function, LLaws 

of Returns, 

Returns, , of Scale cosst 

curves 

Price Theoory 

- Price deeterminationn 

under diffeerent 

maker condition, c prricing 

of facttors 

of produ uction 

38 

Keeynesian 

andd 

Modern theeory 

of employment 

Baanking 

objective 

and insttruments 

of CCentral 

Bank king , credit ppolicies 

in a pplanned 

deeveloping 

economy 

Types andd 

principles oof 

taxation - Principles off 

Public expe enditure, objjective 

and innstruments 

of o 

budgetaryy 

and fiscal policy 

in a plaanned 

develooping 

econom my 


trade - TTheory 

and ppolicy 

of international 

tra ade , determination 

of exxchange 

rate es, balance 

of paymennt 


Monetary 

institutions 

- I. B.R.D. and I.M.F. 

Characteriistics 

of undeer 

devloped economy, human 

and na atural resourrces, 

primaryy,secondary 

and 

tertiary seectors 

in India, 

mixed ecoonomy 

in Inddia 

Agriculturral 

developmment- 

Agriculltural 

Policy. land reform ms Green Revvolution 

and its aftermath 

Industrial 

in India 

7. Poolitical 

through 

the agees 

– Appado orai delhi, KKhanna 

publlisher 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subject: 

ECONOMMICS 

(M. Phil P Entrancce 

Test) 

developmennt 

- Industriaal 

Policy, Pubblic. 

and priv vate sectors, Regional disstribution 

of Industries 

Pricing policies 

for agrricultural 

andd 

industrial ooutputs 

Fiscal and momentaryy 

policy in Inddia 

- Objectivves, 

recent budgetary b treends, 

bank 

nationalisaation 

in Indiaa. 

Reserve Baank 

and monnetary 

policy y in India 

Recent treends 

in India's 

foreign traade 

and balance 

of paym ments 

Indian Plaanning 

- Objeectives 

and strategies, 

plaanned 

growt th and distribbutive 

justicee 

eradication n of 

poverty, pproblems 

of Indian 

planning.

Basic Reaading 

List: 

1. Sttigler 

G. (19996) 

Theoryy 

of Price, 4tth 

Edition, Prentice P Haall 

of India, NNew 

Delhi. 

2. Sen 

A. (19999) 

Microeconomics: 

Theeory 

and Ap pplication, OOxford 

Univversity 

Press, 

New 

Deelhi 

3. Krreps 

David MM. 

(1990), A Course in Microeconomic 

Theorry, 

Princeton 

University y Press, 

Prrinceton. 

4. Saamuelson, 

PP.A. 

and W. O. Nordhauus 

(1998), Ec conomics, 116th 

Editionn, 

Tata McG Graw Hill, 

Neew 

Delhi. 

5. Veerian 

H. (20000) 

Microeconomic 

Annalysis, 

W.W W Norton New 

Yark. 

6. MMichale 

Perkkin 

(1996) Ecconomics, 

33rd 

Edition, Addison WWestey 

Publiishing 

comp pany, 

Inc.U.S.A. 

7. Kooutsoyianniis, 

A. (1979) ), Modern MMicroecono 

omics, 2nd eedition 

Maccmillan 

Press, 

London. 

8. Laayard, 

P.R.GG. 

and A.W. Walters (19978) 

Microe economic Theory, 

McGGraw 

Hill, New 

Yaark. 

9. Ahhuja 

H.L. (2003) 

Advannced 

Econommic 

theory : Microeconnomic 

Analyysis, 

13th Ed dition, 

S. Chand and Co. Ltd. Neew 

Delhi. 

10. Riichard 

A. Musgrave 

(19989), 

Public Finance in Theory andd 

Practice MMcGraw 

Hill 

Boook 

Company, 

New York. 

11. Buuchaman 

J.MM. 

(1970), TThe 

Public FFinances, 

Ri ichard D.Irwwin, 

Homewwood. 

12. Jhha 

H. (1998) ), Modern PPublic 

Econoomics, 

Rout tledge, Londdon. 

13. Singh 

S.K. (19986) 

Public Finance in DDeveloped 

and Develooping 

Countries, 

S.Chan nd 

annd 

Companyy 

Ltd, New Delhi. 

14. Chhelliah 

R.J. ( (1971), Fiscal 

Policy in Underdeve eloped Counntries. 

15. Heemlata 

Rao (2006) Fisccal 

Federalissm 

–Issues and Policiess, 

New Countury 

Publications, 

New Delhi. 

16. Attkinson 

A.B. 

and J.E. Sigglitz 

(1980) . Lectures on o Public Ecconomics, 

Taata 

MacGra aw 

Hiill, 

New Delhi. 

17. Coomes 

R. andd 

T.Sandler (1986) The theory of Externalities 

E s, Public Gooods 

and Clu ub 

Gooods, 

Cambbridge 

Univeersity 

Presss, 

Cambridge e. 

18. DDuff 

L. (19977), 

Governmment 

and Market, 

Orien nt Longmann, 

New Delhhi. 

19. Frriedman 

A. 91986), Weelfare 

Econoomics 

and Social S Choicee 

Theory, MMartins 

Nigh hoff, 

Booston.Topicc: 

2 & 3 

20. Biird 

R. And OO.Aidman 

(11967) 

Reading 

on Taxat tion in Deveeloping 

Couuntries, 

The John 

Hoopkins 

Univversity. 

39

40 

cooncepts, 

Enddogenetic 

aand 

Exogeneetic 

forces; 

Coontinental 

DDrift 

and platte 

tectonics, Concept of f geomorphic 

cycle, Landdforms 

asso ociated with 

fluuvial 

, glacial arid, costal and karts cycles. 

2. Ecconomic 

Geoography: 

Secctors 

of econnomy, 

Primary 

, secondary, 

tertiary aand 

quaterna ary, Natural 

reesources 

: rennewable 

andd 

non- renewwable. 

3. Regional 

Plannning 

& Deveelopment 

: RRegional 

concept 

in geoggraphy, 

Conccept 

of plann ning 

reegions, 

Typess 

of region, MMethods 

of rregional 

delin neation, Regional 

planninng 

in India, 

4. Hiistory 

of Geoographical 

Thoughts 

: Geeneral 

character 

of Geoggraphic 

knowwledge 

during g the 

anncient 

periodd 

and medievval 

period , FFoundations 

of Modern GGeography 

5. Climatology 

& Oceanograaphy: 

Compoosition 

and structure s of tthe 

atmosphhere, 

Heat bu udget of the 

eaarth, 

Distribuution 

of tempperature, 

Atmmospheric 

pressure 

and general circulation 

of winds. w 

Occean 

depositts, 

Coral reeffs, 

Temperatture 

and salin nity of the occeans, 

Densiity 

of sea wa ater, Tides 

annd 

ocean currrents. 

6. Poopulation 

& Settlement Geography: Patterns of world distribbution, 

Growwth 

a density y of 

poopulation, 

paatterns 

and pprocesses 

of migration. 

Siite, 

Situationn, 

types, sizes, 

Spacing, and 

internal morphology 

m of rural and urban settle ements, 

City-region, 

prrimate 

city, RRank- 

size rule. 

7. GGeography 

off 

India: Physiographic 

divvisions, 

clima ate : its regioonal 

variationns, 

vegetatio on types 

annd 

vegetationn 

regions; MMajor 

soil types, 

Irrigation n and agriculture; 

Populaation 

distribu ution and 

grrowth; 

Settleement 

patterns; 

Mineral 

and power resources, mmajor 

industries 

and indu ustrial 

reegions. 

REEFERENCE 

Climatology 

& Oceanograpphy 

Geeomorphology 

Aggriculture 

Geeography 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subbject: 

GEOGRAPHY 


Test) 

1. Geeomorpholoogy: 

Origin oof 

the Earthh 

– Theories s regarding origin of thhe 

earth. Fu undamental 

: 

: 

: 

Denudation 

and weaathering, 

Ge eosynclines, 

Lal and 

Lal 

Sabinddar 

Singh 

Marjitt 

Husen

41 

Huuman 

Geography 

Indiann 

History 

Sourcce 

- Archaeeological 

Soources, 

Liteerary 

sources, 

Indus VValley 

Civilization 

–or rigin, date, 

Extennt, 

characteristics, 

decline, 

survivaal 

and signif ficance, Veddic 

period-ddating 

the Vedic V social 

and political innstitutions, 

Economic condition, , Emergence 

of Jainnism 

and Buddhism, 

Founddation 

of the Maryaann 

Empiree-Chandragupta, 

Asokka 

and hiss 

dhamma, , mauryan 

adminnistration, 

Economic, art and AArchitecture 

e, disintegrration 

of thhe 

Maryan nn Empire, 

Imperrial 

Guptas and Regionnal 

State of India. 

Medieeval 

Indian History 

Sourcce 

-Archaeoological 

Soources, 

Liteerary 

sourc ces, Adminnistration, 

The Sultan nate– The 

Gourids, 

The khaaljis, 

The Tuughlaqs 

andd 

the Lodi’s s Foundatioon 

of the MMughal 

Emp pire Babar, 

Humaayu, 

Sure Decline 

of thhe 

mugal Emmpire 

Etc The T Vision NNagar 

and tthe 

Brahma anism- Rise 

Expannsion 

and DDisintegratioon 

History of Maratha a The Maraatha 

Moment 

the Foundation 

of 

Swaraaj 

By Shivajii 

Socio Religgious 

Momeents- 

Cultur ral 

Modeern 

Indian HHistory 

Sourcce 

- Archaeoological 

Souurces, 

Literary 

sources, Concerns inn 

Modern Indian 

Histo oriography- 

imperrialist 

nationalist 

Marxxist 

subalterrn 

Rice of British B Power 

–Rice of European power the 

Establishment 

and 

Expansion 

of Brittish 

Domination 

Evoluution 

of Ceentral 

and Provincial 

Structture 

Under The East Inndia 

Compaany 

1773-18 853, Local SSelf 

Governmment 

– Con nstitutional 

Devellopment 

Froom 

1909-19935,Econommic 

and Soci ial Policies , 

Natioonal 

Movemment 

and PPost 

Independent- 

(1 1947-1964), Rice of Nationalism, 

Revolt of 

1857, Rehabilitattion 

After PPartition, 

Integration 

of o Indian Staate 

– The Kashmir 

Que estion ,The 

Makinng 

of the Indian 

Constitution. 

Worldd 

History – History of AAsia 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subbject: 

HISTOORY 

(M.Phil 

Entrance TTest) 

Reseaarch 

in Histoory 

- Scope and value oof 

History, Objectivity O and Bias in History, 

: 

Chandda 

Area oof 

research – Proposedd, 

Sources - Primary/ Secondary 

inn 

the propoosed 

area in research , 

Modeern 

historicaal 

Writing inn 

the researrcher’s 

area a of research

Referrence 

bookss 

42 

 

Sharma, RR.S., 

Aspectts 

of Anciennt 

Indian Political 

Ideas and Instituutions, 

Manohar, 

reprint 

 

Jha, D.N., , Prachin Bhharat 

(in Hinndi) 

 

Chandra, Satish, Medieval 

Indiaa 

(Society, the 

jagirdari crisis and tthe 

village), 

Macmillan. 

 

India Ltd. ., Madras, 11992. 

 

Curtin, P. , Cross-Culttural 

Trade in World Hi istory, Cambridge, 

19884 

 

Indian Hisstory 

– A.k. Mittal –Shaahitya 

Bhav van Pub. 

 

History off 

20 th centuury- 

Sanjeevv 

Jain 

 

Indian Naational 

Movvement- 

Virkeshwar 

Prasad 

 

History off 

Maratha- Luniya

SUB – PSYYCHOLOGYY 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

43 

Psychhology 

MMeaning, 

Nature, 

Scopee. 

Learnning 

Cooncept 

theoories 

of learrning, 

Skinn ner, Hull, Tolman, 

Guthrie 

Fuundamentals 

Principalss 

of Palovian 

Conditionning 

Veerbal 

learning 

MMethods 

of mmemorizingg 

Seemantic 

stoorage 

in memmory 

trace theory 

Innterface 

theeory 

and reppression 

the eory 

Humaan 

Motivatioon 

Cooncept 

of drive 

need inncentive 

and 

arousal. 

Acchievementts 

Motivatioon 

MMeasuremennt 

of human 

motivatio on 

Emmotion 

natuure 

& compponents 

Jaames 

Lange cannon barrd 

theories of Emotionn 

Intelliigence 

MMeaning 

theories 

& Measurements 

s 

Persoonality 

Pssychoanalyttic 

Soocial 



KARGGI 


SYLLABBUS 

for M. M Phil.

REFERENCES: 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

44 

Pssychological 

theories oof 

personalit ty 

Normal 

& abnormal 

behhavior 

conce ept & criterria 

Syymptoms 

& causes of aabnormality 

y 

Cllassificationn 

of abnormmal 

behavior r psychoneuurosis 

Pssychosis, 

Orrganic 

psychhosis 

Arun Kumar – 


S. S. CChouhan 

– 


Normmal 

Psycholo ogy 

Abnormal 

Psycho ology 

Psychhology 

Persoonality

Syllabus: FFOR 

M.Philll/Ph. 

D. 

1) MMINERALOGY 

AND PETROLOGY: 

Conccepts 

of Crystal 

field theoory 

and mineeralogical 

spectroscopy. 

Trransformatioon 

of mineralls 

– polymorphism 

, poly ytypism and ppolysomatismm. 

Peetrogenic 

aspects 

of of immportant 

rocks. 

2) STTRUCURAL 

GGEOLOGY 

ANND 

GEOTECTTONICS: 

Theory 

of Streess 

and Straain. 

Behaviour 

of rocks 

unnder 

stress. 

3) PAALEONTOLOGGY 

AND ITS AAPPLICATIONNS: 

Theories s on origin off 

life.Organicc 

evolution. Important I 

Invertiberate 

ffossils, 

verteebrete 

fossilss, 

plant fossils 

and microffossils. 

4) SEEDIMENTOLOOGY 

AND STRATIGRAPPHY: 

Classif fication of conglomeraates, 

sands stones and 

mudstones 

annd 

carbonatee 

rocks. 

5) MMARINE 

GEOLLOGYAND 

PAALEOCEANOGRAPHY: 

Morphologic 

aand 

tectonicc 

domains of f the ocean 

flooor. 

Pale oceeanography 

– Approachees 

to pale oce eanographic reconstructions. 

6) GEEOCHEMISTRRY: 

Structuree 

and atomicc 

properties of o elements. . Phase rule aand 

its application 

in 

in petrology. 

7) ECCONOMIC 

GEOLOGY: 

Maagmatic 

, hyydrothermal 

and surfacee 

processes of ore form mation, ores 

annd 

metamorpphism. 

8) APPPLIED 

GEOLLOGY: 

Remotte 

sensing annd 

GIS, geolo ogical interpretation 

of aair 

photos an n imageries. 

Enngineering 

ggeology, 

Enggineering 

prooperties 

of rocks and pphysical 

chaaracteristics 

of building 

stones. 

Mineraal 

exploratioon, 

hydrologyy, 

Darcy’s law w, hydrologiccal 

characterristics 

of aqu uifers. 

9) GEEOPHYSICS: 

Signal proceessing, 

field theory , plate 

tectonics and geodynnamics, 

seism mology and 

toomography, 

ggravimeters 

and magnetometers, 

dat ta acquisition 

from land, 

air and ship p 

10) MMETEOROLOGGY: 

Climatoloogy, 

physicall 

meteorolog gy, thermal sstructure 

of the atmosph here and its 

coomposition. 

11) OCCEAN 

SCIENCCE: 

Physical ooceanographhy 

and chem mical oceanoggraphy. 

Text & Refferences: 

45 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

[1]. Civil Engineering 

GGeology, 

Cyriil 

Senkey Fox x 

[2]. Geology 

& Engineeering 

Leggott 

R.F. 

SUBBJECT: 

GEOL LOGY 

[3]. Engineeering 

Geoloogy, 

B.S. Sathhys 

Narayans swami 

[4]. A text book of Geoology, 

P.K. MMukharjee

1. 

(1) Innformation, 

Information Science, Infoormation 

Society 

(2) Innformation 

as 

a Resourcee 

/ Commodiity 

(3) Roole 

of Informmation 

in Plannning. 

Managgement, 

Soc cio – Econommic 

Developmment 

46 

Teechnology 

Trransfer 

Coommunicatioon 

– channels, 

berries. 

(4) Intternational 

PProperty 

Righhts 

– Conceppt, 

Copyright t, Censorshipp 

– Print and Non-Print 

2. 

MMedia 

(1) Lawws 

of Libraryy 

Science 

(2) Libbrary 

Resourcce 

Sheering aand 

Networkking 

(3) Libbrary 

Momennt 

and Librarry 

legislation in India 

(4) Libbrary 

Associaation 

in India, 

SLA, FID, IFFLA, 

and UNE ESCO 

3. 

(1) Souurces 

of infoormation 

Primmary, 

Seconddary 

and Ter rtiary. 

(2) Reeference 

souurces 

– Encycclopedias, 

Dicctionaries 

Ge eographical sources . 

(3) Bibliographical 

Sources Bibbliographic 

(4) E ddocuments, 

E books, E joournals 

Biblioographic 

4. 

(1) Reeference 

andd 

informationn 

services Reeferral 

servic ce , Bibliographic 

service , CAS, SDI 

(2) Onnline 

Servicees 

(3) Translation 

Services 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Librrary 

and Informa ation Scieence

(4) Reeprographic 

SServices 

5. 

(1) Orrganization 

oof 

knowledgee 

/ Informatioon 

(2) Modes 

of formmation 

of Subbject 

(3) Libbrary 

Classifiication 

– Cannons 

and prinncipals 

& Sch hemes 

(4) Libbrary 

Catalogging- 

Canonss 

and Principples 

& Codes 

(5) Bibliographic 

RRecords 

– Intternational 

SStandards 

ISB BDS , MARC and CCF 

(6) Knnowledge 

Maanagement 

6. 

(1) MManagement 

– Principles , Function , SSchools 

of th hrough Plannning 

, Organizzation 

Strructure 

(2) Coollection 

Devvelopment 

- Books serialss, 

Non book Materials seelection. 

Acquisition 

MMaintenance 

ISSN Catalogguing 

in Publication 

CIP 

(3) Huuman 

Resource 

Managemment 

(4) Finnancial 

Manaagement 

(5) libbrary 

Buildinggs 

and Equippments 

(6) Tootal 

Quality mmanagementt 

(TQM) 

7. 

(1) Infformation 

Teechnology 

– Componentss 

Impact of IT 

on Societyy 

& Computeer 

(2) Teelecommuniccation 

(3) Neetworking 

– Concepts Toopologies 

Typpes 

LAN MAN N and WAN 

8. 

(1) Library 

Autommation 

– Areaas 

of Automaation, 

planni ing Hardwaree 

and Softwaare 

Selection n 

OPAC 

Networrk 

ERNET, NICCNET, 

DELNEET, 

OCLC, INF FILBNET, 

(2) INNTERNET 

Commponents 

Seervices, 

Browwsing 

- Web Browsers, B Seearch 

Enginees 

Metadata, Digital 

Object 

Identiffier 

(DOI) 

(3) National 

7 International 

innformation 

SSystems 

– NISSAT, 

NASSDDOC, 

INSDOCC, 

DESIDOC, INIS, 

AGGRIS, 

MEDLAARS, 

INSPEC, , 

47

9. 

(1) Tyype 

of Libraries 

– Nationaal, 

Public, Accademic 

and Special objeectives. 

Structure and 

Fuunction 

(2) Digital 

Librariees 

– Concept 

(3) Virtual 

librariees 

– Concept 

(4) Roole 

of Raja Raammohan 

Rooy 

Library Fooundation 

(R RRLF) 

Refereence 

Books 

(1) Libbrary 

Classifiication 

– Krisshna 

Kumar 

(2) Libbrary 

Automation 

Ravichhandra 

Rao, IILC 

(3) Doocumentatioon 

& Informaation 

Sciencee 

– S P SOOD 

48

1. NNature 

of Soociology 

49 

Deefinition, 

Baasic 

Conceppt, 

Communnity, 

Institut tion, Culturee, 

Social Strructure, 

Stru ucture 

annd 

Role Theeir 

Interrelaationship, 

Soocial 

Group. 

2. SSocial 

Institution 

MMarriage, 

Fammily, 

Education, 

religioon, 

Socializa ation, Theorries 

of Sociaalization, 

3. SSocial 

Stratiification 

Soocial 

Differeentiation, 

Foorms 

of Straatification, 

Caste, C Classs, 

Gender, social 

mobility, 

Soocial 

Changee 

4. SStructural 

Radcliffe 

Broown, 

Levi Straus 

Functional- 

Durkh heim, Malinnowski, 

parssons, 

Innteractionisst 

– Social acction, 

Max WWeber 

, Pareto 

Bulmer 

Conflict – Karl Marx , 

DDahrendorf 

5. Thhe 

Challengees 

of Globaalization 

Gllobalizationn 

and Social Developmeent, 

Globalization 

and Woman’s DDevelopmen 

nt 

6. MMeaning 

andd 

Nature off 

Social Reseearch 

Thee 

scientific mmethods 

, the 

Problemm 

of the Stud dy of Social Phenomenna 

, Objectiv vity and 

Subbjectivity 

Faact 

& value , Quantitatiive 

Method ds – Survey , Research DDesign 

& its s types , 

Tecchniques 

of Data Collecction 

7. QQualitative 

MMethods 



KARRGI 

ROADD 


(CC.G.) 

Subbject: 

Soc ciology 

Statistics 

in Soocial 

Research, 

Measures 

of Centra al Tendencyy 

– Mean MMedian 

Mod de, etc

Reference 

Books 

50 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

Advanced 

Sociologyy 

- Manaha an & Manaahan 

Elementss 

of Social Research 

– Baghel B & Pandey 

Developmment 

of Socciology 

– G.R R. Mohan 

Sociologyy 

Thinkers – RavindraNath 

Mukharji 

Indian Soociety 

– R.V. . Badi, N.V. Badi 

Social chaange 

in moddern 

India - M.N. Srinivvas 

Social Change 

– William 

F. Ogbu urn 

The Conccept 

of Socioology 

– Farl ley E Eubank

AMAN U - Dr. CV Raman University

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