Against the backdrop, professional courses, at least from the degree level are of urgent need for building of a viable foundation for development of that professional skills and management and enhance the capabilities for optimum utilization of available resources. As a result, a Three-year Bachelor Course in Business Administration leading to the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) has been introduced by Tripura University from the Academic Session, 2003-2004.

BBA Programme of Tripura University has been designed in tune with patterns followed by the leading Management academics of the country that offers similar programmes by a team of top management experts of the eastern region to expose the students to the following objectives :

1. To make the students aware of the wide field of functional knowledge required in the area of Administration of Business.

2. To nurture the analytical skill and behavioral brought-up of the students required in mastering the effective art of utilization of the functions of management for effective management of resources.

3. To equip the students with the required foundation for pursuit of advanced studies in management, its allied and IT related areas.

4. To make the student confident in the venues of self-employment.

5. To motivate the students to undertake entrepreneurial leadership through utilization of local & regional available resources.

The Syllabus carries basic thrust to equip the students with the necessary skill, training and other qualitative and quantitative capabilities necessary to anticipate problems and find opportunities and effective solutions. Focus on Entrepreneurship Development is an important area of the programme.

Three years. The programme is divided in three parts: Part I, Part II and Part III, each of one year duration.

Candidates having passed the H.S.(+) or its equivalent examination from any recognized Board/Council in any stream with minimum 45 percent marks in aggregate shall be eligible for admission to the BBA programme. A relaxation of 5 percent of marks is allowed for SC/ST and Physically challenged candidates.

The candidates will get the Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission from the Office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar 799 130, Tripura (West) on payment of Rs.150/- to the Extension Counter of the State Bank of India (MBB College Branch) situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan (A/C No 10333227475). The Bank Challan shall be available at the above mentioned office.

The Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission may also be available by post from the above office on submission of a A/C Payee Demand Draft of Rs. 150/- from any branch of the State Bank of India drawn in favour of "Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University", payable at State Bank of India, MBB College Branch. The request for Prospectus-cum-Application form should accompany a self-addressed envelope (21cm X 27cm) affixed with a postal stamp of Rs. 35/-.

The filled in application must be sent/submitted at the following address by registered post / in person within the last date for submission of application form as notified in the advertisement.

Hony. Director
Directorate of Professional Studies
Tripura Univsersity
Suryamaninagar 799 130
West Tripura

The applications received from the candidates shall be scrutinized by a Selection Committee constituted by the University. Selection of the candidates for admission shall be made on the basis of their academic performance at the H.S.(+2) stage as well as on the basis of written test and Vive-Voce/Group discussion. The detailed programme for the written test and course outlines shall be advertised in admission notification. Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right.

The list of selected candidates shall be notified in the Notice Board of the Directorate and the concerned Department/School and the candidates shall be required to deposit the course fee within the stipulated period. The payment shall be made at the Extension counter of the State Bank of India, MBB College Branch, situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan (A/C No. 10333227475). A copy of the Bank Challan is to be submitted to the office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar at the time of admission.

1.There shall be a 2-tier evaluation for BBA Programme:

 i) Continuous evaluation in the form of Mid-term examination/Internal test/Oral Test/Class participation and presentation/Class Assignment/Quiz (announced and unannounced) to be arranged by the Coordinator of the Programme.

 ii) Annual examination to be conducted by the Controller of Examinations, Tripura University at the end of each Part.

2. The eligibility for appearing at the examination, the details of the examination pattern, internal assessment and pass marks shall be governed by the relevant Rules and Regulations notified by the University from time to time.

There is a separate in house AC Computer Lab for the BBA Programme to serve the requirement of practical demonstration and training of the students in Computer Application in Business connected with server and internet through V-Sat. The lab has the

latest software packages useful to the curriculum. The Computer Lab is equipped with OHP & LCD Projector, LAN and Internet connectivity through V-sat.

Industrial Tour for the 1st year students will be conducted within Tripura. For 2nd year students the tour will be conducted outside Tripura. And for the 3rd year students there will be no Industrial tour as because they will be placed under one month summer training i.e.(project report).

The students are required to borne expenses separately for the industrial tour.

The students are required to prepare and submit a project report under the guidance of the faculty members or a person from bank, insurance or business houses duly approved by the University which will be held in Final Year.

a) There is a BBA-Business Club formed and organized by the students of the programme. All the students are members of this club against payment of minimum amount of one time subscription fixed by the executive committee of the club consisting of the Vice Chancellor as Chief Patron, Coordinator as Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer and two executive members from the Final year students selected unanimously. Through this club students run a number of activities beneficial for their personality, career and skill development. Apart from that they also take part in the following activities –

i) Students are running bus service independently without taking any help from the authority and create surplus fund which is being utilized for various activities.

ii) Managing of in-house Library, consisting of Books, Journals, News Papers, Periodicals contributed by the teachers and the authority for overnight use.

List of the Organisations where the students of BBA Programme have been placed for Summer Project in 2005-2006 session.

1. Allahabad Bank
2. State Bank of India
3. Life Insurance Corporation of India
4. NABARD
5. New India Assurance Co. Ltd.
6. NERAMAC Ltd.
7. Tripura Milk Producers Cooperative Union Ltd.
8. Food Corporation of India
9. Rose Valley Chain Marketing system Ltd.
10. Tripura Handloom & Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd.
11. Jain Udyog (Automobile Division)
12. Tanishq
13. Dharampal Premchand Co. Ltd.
14. Tata Motors (Niladri Motors)

List of the Recruiters of the pass outs of 2005-2006 session.

1. India Bulls
2. Kotak Securities Ltd.
3. Tata Sky
4. Stock Holding
5. NIIT
6. Karvy
7. Birla Sun Life
8. Tata Motors

* Remaining students (30% of the pass out) have been admitted in various accredited top ranking B-Schools for higher studies in Management through CAT and MAT.

List of the organisations where the students of BBA Programme will be placed for Summer Project.

1. ICICI Prudential Corporation Ltd.
2. NABARD
3. ONGC
4. Peerless
5. Tripura State Electricity Corporation
6. NERAMAC Ltd.
7. Karvy
8. Food Corporation of India
9. Life Insurance Corporation of India
10. Tripura Milk Producers Cooperative Union Ltd.
11. UTI Bank
12. Jain Udyog
13. Birla Sun Life
14. Bajaj Allianz
15. New India Assurance
16. Dharampal Satyapal Group

* Six final year students (2006-07) session have already been placed in the marketing and financial sectors.

7. Organizational Behavior
8. Business Law & Business Environment
9. Financial Management
10. Marketing Management
11. Human Resource Management
12. Production & Operations Management

13. Financial Statement Analysis
14. Management Accounting
15. Corporate Tax & Tax Planning
16. Financial Institutions & International Finance
17. Small Business & Entrepreneurship Development
18. Project Report

19. Marketing Research & Consumer Behaviors
20. Advertising & Sales Promotion
21. Rural & Services marketing
22. International Marketing
23. Small Business & Entrepreneurship Development
24. Project Report

25. Man-Power Planning
26. Industrial Relations & Labour Laws
27. Wage & Salary Administration
28. Strategic Human Resource Development
29. Small Business & Entrepreneurship Development
30. Project Report

The sending and receiving of vast amount of information in long distances and in short period of time has been a goal since human beings learnt to communicate. Words are continuously added to languages to convey new or more complete ideas. Method of transmitting those words and related information have been and are continually being developed. Along with this methods, codes have been arisen to convey letters, words and data. The coding of information into quantities of sound or smoke were two of the earliest attempts to communicate over long distances. The transfer of data in the digital form began around 1832 with the advent of Morse code, a systematic code that represents printable characters of a language using a form of binary data. Morse code served as a means of communicating information for a considerable amount of time. Within the production of work and business office environment, requirement of quick access to large amounts of information have led to the development of localized communication systems, such as local area networks(LAN), metropolitan area network (MAN) and wide area network (WAN). The networks are formed by computer system, communication equipment, various terminals and peripheral devices connected to a common communication network. Still the boundaries of communication are being extended. Multiple channels of communication are carried simultaneously through networks spanning the globe. More communication satellites are circling the earth, while fibre optic

transatlantic cables are being laid. The fibre optic cables will supply many times the number of communication lines presently available. Integrated communication services have been developed that provide a way to sent and receive voice, video and data information on a single network. This service is called integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN).

Based on communication techniques, Information Technology is growing very rapidly. The increasing applications of computers in almost all areas of human endeavor have led to a vibrant industry with concurrent rapid change in technology. There are two main streams of computer education: engineering stream leading to BE/B Tech, ME degree, and application stream leading to BCA and MCA degree. In Engineering stream primary stress is devoted to design of computer hardware and system software. On the other hand, the major emphasis in computer application is given on designing information systems for various organizations such as banks, insurance companies, hotel, factories, educational institutes and hospitals. The main objectives of the students will be to develop application software in diverse areas where computers are widely used. The students shall be provided with a sound background in computing, business functions and mathematics relevant to information Technology.

Keeping all this in mind, the University established the School of IT and CS in 2002 and introduced the BCA and MCA programmes with prior approval of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

The School is equipped with the latest P4 PC with internet and print facilities, and also with electronic laboratory having latest instruments.

Organising Department
School of Information Technology and Computer Science Tripura University
Duration of the Programme
Three years, divided into six semesters.
Eligibility for admission

Candidates who have passed H.S.(+2) or its equivalent examination from any recognized Board/Council with at least 45 percent marks in aggregate and studied any two subjects out of the three subjects, viz, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics shall be eligible for admission to the BCA programme. A relaxation of 5 percent of marks is allowed for SC/ST and Physically challenged candidates.

Number of seats

Intake capacity to the programme to forty. Reservation for SC/ST candidates in respect of admission shall be made as per State Government norms.

The candidates will get the Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission from the Office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar 799130, Tripura (West) on payment of Rs.150/- to the Extension Counter of the State Bank of India (MBB College Branch) situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan (A/C No 10333227475). The Bank Challan shall be available at the above mentioned office.

The Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission may also be available by post from the above office on submission of a A/C Payee Demand Draft of Rs. 150/- from any branch of the State Bank of India drawn in favour of "Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University", payable at State Bank of India, MBB College Branch. The request for Prospectus-cum-Application form should accompany a self-addressed envelope (21cm X 27cm) affixed with a postal stamp of Rs. 35/-.

The filled in application must be sent/submitted at the following address by registered post / in person within the last date for submission of application form as notified in the advertisement:

Hony. Director
Directorate of Professional Studies
Tripura Univsersity
Suryamaninagar 799 130
West Tripura

The applications received from the candidates shall be scrutinized by a Selection Committee constituted by the University. Selection shall be made by the Selection Committee through a screening test/interview. The detailed programme for the screening test/interview shall be advertised in admission notification. Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right.

The list of selected candidates shall be notified in the Notice Board of the Directorate and the concerned Department/School and the candidates shall be required to deposit the course fee within the stipulated period. The payment shall be made at the Extension counter of the State Bank of India, MBB College Branch, situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan (A/C No. 10333227475). A copy of the Bank Challan is to be submitted to the office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar at the time of admission.

The course fee is to be paid at a time.
Deferred Fee: Rs. 1000.00 (US$ 40)

1. There shall be a 2-tier evaluation for BCA programme:

i) Continuous internal evaluation in the form of Periodical class test/Oral test/Class Assignment etc. to be arranged by the Coordinator of the Programme.

ii) Semester end examination to be conducted by the Controller of Examinations, Tripura University.

2. The eligibility for appearing at the examination, the details of the examination pattern, internal assessment, pass marks etc shall be governed by the relevant Rules and Regulations notified by the University from time to time.

There are three in house Computer Laboratories, one Electronics and one Microprocessor Laboratory. The Laboratories are well equipped with Server connections in LAN and Internet through VSAT. The Computer Laboratories are equipped with OHP and LCD projectors. The Laboratory has latest software packages. The Microprocessor Laboratory has Microprocessor kits for demonstration to the student. The Electronic Laboratory is well equipped with electronic equsipments.

The students are required to prepare and submit a project report under the guidance of the faculty members or a person from industry / organization / institutes as approved by the University.

Students are trained to develop Communication & Soft-Skill with digital presentation, audio visualization etc.

Students participated in inter-Departmental Sports meet and Cultural Events of Tripura University and begged prizes. Students has also won third prize in Agartala Science Fair 2007.

Students perform their Final Semester Project works in different organizations / industries / institutes guided by the internal faculty members.

BCA-101 English 100
BCA-102 Physics 100
BCA-103 Basics of Information Technology 100
BCA-104 PC Software 100
BCA-105 Lab-I (PC Software) 100

BCA-206 Mathematics 100
BCA-207 Basic Electronics 100
BCA-208 Data Base Management System I 100
BCA-209 Lab-II (Basic Electronics) 100
BCA-210 Lab-III Visual FoxPro/FoxPro 100

BCA-416 Object Oriented Programming Using C++ 100
BCA-417 Database Management System II 100
BCA-418 Fundamentals of
Software Engineering 100
BCA-419 Lab-V (Oracle SQL) 100
BCA-420 Lab-VI (C++) 100

BCA-521 Computer Graphics &
Image Processing 100
BCA-522 Data Communication &
Computer Networking 100
BCA-523 Discrete Mathematics &
Operation Research 100
BCA-524 Lab-VII (Java Programming) 100
BCA-525 Lab-VIII (Networking & Internet Programming) 100

BCA-626 System Simulation & Modeling 100
BCA-627 Lab-IX (GUI based programming) 100
BCA-628 Project 100

Bamboo is an inimitable fast growing versatile material and has the advantage of creating large-scale employment and livelihood opportunities in rural areas. It has a strong relationship with rural community, allowing them to participate in a larger proportion of value-added products. As per conservative estimate a ton of bamboo creates 350 man-days. Benefits of the bamboo can be capitalized to reduce poverty, create employment, and increase income and protection of environment.

India has the largest bamboo forest which is 12.8 % of the total forest cover. World consumption of bamboo is at present estimated to be US $10 billion and predicted to reach US $20 billion by 2015. The market potential in our country is estimated to be Rs. 4463 crores against the present domestic market of Rs. 2043 crores.

The North East India can be considered the "treasure house" of Bamboo Resources (BRs). There are about 60 species with 16 genera growing in the vast track of land of north-east India. All the states in the region have 66 percent of the total growing stocks of bamboo of the country. The BRs are still now unutilized in the region for socio-economic development. It can be assumed that due to lack of community organization, pro-poor technology facilitation and private public partnership, the sector could not reach at the zenith of success.

The Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt. of India has considered bamboo as a priority species and initiated a network programme for production of high quality material under the National Bamboo Mission Programme. Tripura being one of the natural herbaria of bamboo species in the North-East region has a great potential for bamboo cultivation. Nowadays bamboo resources are utilized in large scale as well as in small scale industries. The young shoots of certain bamboo species are also used as food by tribes and other communities signifying the diversity of their food habit in this region.

Under the above background National Council of Rural Institutes, MHRD, Govt. of India has approved a Post-graduate Diploma course on "Bamboo Cultivation and Resource Utilization" and also provided the required financial assistance for the said curriculum. Accordingly the Centre for Rural Studies of Tripura University is going to introduce the Post-graduate Diploma course on "BAMBOO CULTIVATION AND RESOURCE UTILIZATION" from the session 2006 - 2007.

OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the course are :

1. To motivate students for self-confidence and to generate self-employment.

2. To impart scientific knowledge on diverse utilization of the valuable resources and its cultivation.

3. To develop the essential infrastructure for R & D in Bamboo cultivation and its utilization.

DURATION
One year, divided into two semesters of six months each.

Bachelor Degree in Science (TDC) with Botany as one of the subjects from any recognized University with minimum 45 % marks in aggregate. A relaxation of 5 percent of marks is allowed for SC/ST and physically handicapped students.

Fifteen (15) seats are offered for admission. Reservation for SC/ST candidates in respect of admission shall be made as per Government norms.

The candidates will get the Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission from the Office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar 799130, Tripura (West) on payment of Rs.100/- to the Extension Counter of the State Bank of India (MBB College Branch) situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan. The Bank Challan shall be available at the above mentioned office.

The Prospectus -cum.-Application form for admission may also be available by post from the above office on submission of a

A/C Payee Demand Draft of Rs. 100/- from any branch of the State Bank of India drawn in favour of "Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University", payable at State Bank of India, MBB College Branch. The request for Prospectus cum-Application form should accompany a self-addressed envelope (21 cm X 27 cm) affixed with a postal stamp of Rs. 35/-.

The filled in application must be sent/submitted at the following address by registered post / in person within the last date for submission of application form as notified in the advertisement:

The applications received from the applicants shall be scrutinized by a Selection Committee constituted by the University. Selection shall be made strictly on the basis of their academic performance as well as on the basis of a written test or viva-voce examination or group discussion or both.

Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right.

The list of selected candidates shall be notified in the Notice Board of the Directorate and the concerned Department/School and the candidates shall be required to deposit the Course fee within the stipulated period. The payment shall be made at the Extension counter of the State Bank of lndia, MBB College Branch, situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan. A copy of the Bank Challan is to be submitted to the office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar at the time of admission.

Rs. 6000 /- per semester, i.e. Rs.12,000 /- (Twelve thousands) for the course.
Scholarship will be available to the eligible candidates as decided by the University.

1. There shall be a 2-tier evaluation for the course :

I. Continuous evaluation in the form of Internal Test / Oral Test /Class Assignment etc.

II. Annual Examination to be conducted by the Controller of Examinations, Tripura University.

2. The eligibility for appearing at the examinations, the details of the internal assessment examination pattern and pass marks shall be governed by the relevant Rules and Regulations notified by the University from time to time.

COURSE STRUCTURE

1. Geographical distribution of Bamboo and its status in India.
2. Taxonomy of Bamboo: identification and characterization.
3. Ecological function of Bamboo and its role in soil and water conservation.
4. Bamboo bio-diversity in the North - east and conservation strategies. Concept on community conservation.
5. Exotic species introduction and its role in bamboo economy and improvement.
6. Concept of priority species, selection criteria and population enhancement.
7. Disease and Pest and their management.

1. Propagation of Bamboo: Vegetative propagation and Micro propagation.
2. Cutting techniques of culm, sucker and rhizomes.
3. Methods or Bamboo cultivation of selected and priority species. Nursery bed preparation, sapling establishment technique, Field evaluation, plantation strategy, sapling transplantation and pre - natal care, role of fertilizer and irrigation.
4. Micro propagation technique: theory and practices of clonal propagation. In vitro aseptic culture technique, Advantages. Role or Bio-Technology in Rural transformation.
5. Concept of Green house, net house and poly house in sampling care and establishment.
6. Bamboo breeding and Cytogenetics.

1. Bamboo as a source of food. Stewing and processing technique of Bamboo shoot. Indigenous receipies preparation.
2. Biochemical aspect of nutritive and anti nutritive functions of Bamboo shoot: prospect and measure.
3. Bamboo as paper pulp resource, pulp processing in paper industry. Bamboo as weaving material, Indigenous weaving technology and innovation, Role of bamboo in plywood and particle board manufacture.
4. Bamboo field designing and Data Analysis.
5. Bamboo culm market, economy and Entrepreneurship.
6. Forest management and its policy.
7. Computer Application: Imaging and visual design, DTP documentation, Data analysis and Application.
8. Bank Financing system, concept of NGO, Role of NGOs in Rural economy development.

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Since independence, India has faced many problems and challenges in the process of attaining sustainable socio-economic development through a series of five years plans. It is a fact that India could tackle some of the major problems, especially of achieving self sufficiency in food production. Indian economy, as we know it today, presents a paradoxical picture of extremes. We see a rosy picture showing rapid strides in space research, nuclear technologists constituting the third largest in the world after the developed countries, augmenting agricultural and industrial production, etc. On the other side, we find the opposite having persisting poverty, hunger, malnutrition, high rates of illiteracy, growing unemployment, etc. People living in rural areas are economically backward and deprived of basic facilities like health, education, transportation, communication and amenities like protected drinking water, food, clothing, shelter, etc. As a result most of them are prone to poverty, illiteracy, ignorance and ill health.

To develop the aspects of rural problem scenario, professionalism is a crucial factor. It is observed that there are two categories of people — the traditional bureaucrats (i.e. the power mongers) and the other, charismatic personalities (i.e. the professionalisms and the active workers). Professionalism has become an integral part of rural development. In this direction the Tripura University launched the one year Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development (PGDRD) in 2004, mainly to equip Rural Development Professionals. After 2 years completion of PGDRD, the response from likeminded people was overwhelming.

Subsequently PGDRD programme has been upgraded to 2-year Master of Rural Management and Development (MRMD) programme in 2006.

It is the time to make Rural Development Professionals to think globally and to act locally so as to ensure their intervention relevant, appropriate, latest, just and right.

Two years, divided into two parts — Part I at the end of the first year and Part II at the end of the second year.

Bachelor Degree from any recognized University with minimum 40% marks in aggregate in any discipline or 50% marks in aggregate in Engineering / professional courses shall be eligible for admission to the MRMD course. A relaxation of 5 percent of marks is allowed for SC / ST and physically handicapped. In-service candidates sponsored by different Government Departments or registered NGOs shall also be eligible for admission against seats reserved for in service candidates. However, they must satisfy the above mentioned eligibility criteria.

Thirty out of which five seats shall be reserved for in-service candidates. If suitable in-service candidates are not available, such seats shall be treated as unreserved. Reservation for SC/ST candidates in respect of admission shall be made as per State Government norms.

The candidates will get the Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission from the Office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar 799 130, Tripura (West) on payment of Rs.100/- to the Extension Counter of the State Bank of India (MBB College Branch) situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan. The Bank Challan shall be available at the above mentioned office.

The Prospectus-cum-Application form for admission may also be available by post from the above office on submission of a A/C Payee Demand Draft of Rs. 100/- from any branch of the State Bank of India drawn in favour of "Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University", payable at State Bank of India, MBB College Branch.

The request for Prospectus-cum-Application form should accompany a self-addressed envelope (21cm X 27cm) affixed with a postal stamp of Rs. 35/-.

The filled in application must be sent/submitted at the following address by registered post / in person within the last date for submission of application form as notified in the advertisement:

Hony. Director
Directorate of Professional Studies
Tripura Univsersity
Suryamaninagar 799 130, Tripura (West) .

Admission cannot be claimed as a matter of right.

The list of selected candidates shall be notified in the Notice Board of the Directorate and the concerned Department/School and the candidates shall be required to deposit the course fee within the stipulated period. The payment shall be made at the Extension counter of the State Bank of India, MBB College Branch, situated at Suryamaninagar through Bank Challan. A copy of the Bank Challan is to be submitted to the office of the Directorate of Professional Studies, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar at the time of admission.

1. There shall be a 2-tier evaluation for MRMD Programme:

i) Continuous evaluation in the form of Internal Test/Oral Test/Class Assignment etc. to be arranged by the Coordinator of the Programme.

ii) Annual Examination to be conducted by the Controller of Examinations, Tripura University.

2. The eligibility for appearing at the examinations, the details of the internal assessment, examination pattern and pass marks shall be governed by the relevant Rules and Regulations notified by the University from time to time.

The course structure for MRMD shall be as follows :

Paper 1 : Gr- A : Rural Development in India : Concepts and Experiences
                Gr- B : Rural Sociology.

Paper 2 : Gr- A : Environment and rural resource management
               Gr- B : Rural Institutions and Good Governance
Paper 3 : Gr- A : Rural Demography
               Gr- B : Rural Development Management
Paper 4 : Gr- A : Methodology for Rural Research and Development
               Gr- B : Rural Industries and Rural Entrepreneurship
Paper 5 : Gr- A : Basic in Computer Application
               Gr- B : Project Preparation
Part - II : 500 Marks
Paper 6 : Gr- A : Community Development and extension
               Gr- B : Rural Technology and IEC.
Paper 7 : Gr- A : Rural Economy, Polity and Admission
               Gr- B : Micro Finance, SHGs and Micro enterprises
Paper 8 : Gr- A : Agricultural Development
               Gr- B : Development of Rural women and children
Paper 9 : Gr- A : Institutional Placement
               Gr- B : Rural Exposure and field placement
Paper 10 : Dissertation

Rural Management and Development
Theory
Classes

Group
Institutional

Discussions                 
 Visit

Seminars                                                                      MRMD

Institutional
Field
Placement
Work

There are two parts of the course curriculum ; i) Theoretical and ii) Practical; the practical part comprising of Group Discussion, Seminar, Institutional Visit (like Bank, Panchayet, Block, Rural Industry, Rural Institutions etc.), Field work and Institutional Placement.

After completion of the course, the students will face interview before the various organisations. The department will give such type of opportunity to the students for their job assurance. Although the students solely are responsible to get a job through this method and it is totally depend on their performance, skill and ability.

FORM