Lucknow: Students receive entrance tickets to undergraduate programs at universities this year will see the same syllabus and revision.
The upper government has completed a general minimum syllabus (CMS) structure that will be implemented in BA, BSC and BCON from the new academic session.
With CMS in place, students will be able to pursue multi-disciplinary studies.
For example, an art student can choose a subject either from science or trade flow while a science student can learn history or economy.
This will be separated from the two main subjects of one stream.
In addition, students can change their main subjects in the second or third year.
The fourth subject will be a small elective (one paper from a certain subject) to be chosen by a student from a different faculty.
In addition, there will be one subject of vocational co-curricular and one mandatory.
Vocational skills development courses will be for the first two years (four semesters) and will be each of three credits.
Under the new credit system, there will be six ko-curricular subjects from two credit, each student needs to be completed in the first three years.
Students must print at least 40% in this case.
Although the values of the Ko-curricular subject will be mentioned in Marksheet, but they will not be part of the average cumulative point (CGPA).
Every semester will be 15 weeks old.
There will be a minimum sign to qualify and minimum credit to get a degree.
Students must accumulate a minimum of 46 credits for a one-year certificate course, 92 credits for Diploma two years and 132 credits to get a bachelor’s degree.
For the UG four-year degree with research, 184 credits will be needed.
For the PG degree, 232 credits will be needed while 248 credits for PG with a research degree will be needed.
General minimum syllabus in univ from a new session
