B.Ed. Syllabus
Eligibility– Bachelors degree in any discipline (B.A./ B.Sc./ B.Tech./B.E.) with minimum 55% marks or equivalent grade point
Syllabus– General Awareness-Current affairs, important facts, politics, education, geography, economics etc.
Teaching Aptitude-Teaching-Learning, Teacher’s role, Classroom communication etc. Contemporary Issues in Education- Educational scenario of India, Inclusive Education, RTE Act 2009, Education for peace, yoga and gender, Constitutional Provisions, Environmental Education etc.
ICT in Education- Online Learning Platforms, Massive Open and Online Courses, classroom communication, teaching learning aids, Educational technology, Web 2.0 Technologies etc.
Perspectives in Education-Philosophical, Sociological and Psychological.
M.A. in Assamese Syllabus
Eligibility– Bachelor’s degree with at least 45% in major/ honours in Assamese or bachelor’s degree with Assamese (MIL) having at least 50% in aggregate
Syllabus– Assamese Literature a. A brief history of Assamese Literature (From beginning to present times)
Assamese Language and Script a. A brief history of Assamese Language (From beginning to present times) b. Evolution of Assamese Script c. Dialectology and dialects of Assamese Language d. Assamese Phonology and Morphology
Assamese Culture a. Assamese Folklore b. Cultural History of Assam c. Fairs and Festivals of Assam d. Ethnic groups of Assam and their cultural contributions
Critical Theory (Eastern and Western)
M.A. in Education Syllabus
Eligibility– Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with minimum 45% marks† in the Major/ Honours Subject, or 50% aggregate marks or equivalent grade point. if not having any major/ honours subject.
Syllabus- Philosophical Perspective in Education: Philosophy and Education, Idealism, Naturalism, Pragmatism, Educational Practices – Kindergarten, Montessori, Dalton Plan, Project Method etc.
Sociological Perspective in Education: Education in relation to Society, Agencies of Socialization, Social Change, Social mobility and stratification etc.
Psychological Perspective in Education: Educational Psychology and Theories, Learning, intelligence, personality, child’s growth and development etc.
Educational Technology: Concept and scope of Educational Technology, Educational Communication, Emerging technologies in education- ICT in Education, Technology based learning, MOOCs, SWAYAM, smart classroom etc.
Contemporary Issues in Education: Educational scenario of India, Inclusive Education, RTE Act 2009, Education for peace, yoga and gender, Constitutional Provisions, Environmental Education etc.
M.A. in English Syllabus
Eligibility– Bachelor’s degree with Major/ Honours in English with at least 45% marks or equivalent grade point in the major/ honours subject.
Syllabus– BA Honours/Major level syllabi taught in Indian universities – Reading Literature (Genres, Movements, Schools, Terms), History of English Literature, English Poetry: Chaucer to Dryden, British Drama: Beginning to Shakespeare, Fiction: Early English Novels, English Poetry: The Augustans and the Romantics, Literary Theory and Criticism, Drama: Jacobean to Eighteenth Century, Fiction: Victorian and Modern,
Poetry: Victorian to Modern, The English Essay, English Non-fictional Prose, Drama: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, English for Communication, Phonetics of English and ELT, Postcolonial Literature. English grammar, composition, comprehension, vocabulary, phrases and idioms, current affairs, great authors, books, prizes.
Master of Laws (LLM)
Eligibility– Bachelor’s degree in Law with minimum 50% aggregate marks or equivalent grade point.
Syllabus — Constitutional Law: Preamble, Salient features of the Indian Constitution, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, Writ Jurisdiction, Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Duties, Judiciary, Executive, Parliament and State Legislatures, Amending Process of the Constitution, Union State Relationship and Emergency Provisions.
Jurisprudence: Nature and Sources of Law, Schools and Concepts of Jurisprudence.
Law of Crimes: Fundamental elements of crime, stages of crime, general explanations and exceptions, abetment, conspiracy and attempt, punishments, offences against state, offences affecting common wellbeing, offences affecting the human body, offences against property, offences relating to marriage and offences affecting reputation.
Family Law: Concepts in Family Law, Sources of Family Law in India, Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage, Adoption and Guardianship, Succession, Maintenance, Matrimonial Remedies and Uniform Civil Code
Public International Law and Human Rights: Nature and definition of international law, Sources of International Law, Relationship between international law and municipal law, State recognition and state succession, Treaties: Formation, application, termination and reservation, UNO and its organs, Concept and Development of Human Rights, International Bill of Human Rights and Implementation of Human Rights in India.
Current Legal Affairs.