Courses-Under Graduate level
Public Administration is one of the electives offered at the undergraduate level from the academic year 1984-85. The following courses were offered at Undergraduate level during 1984 to 2017
Course-1: Elements of Public Administration
Course-2: Indian Administration
Course-3: Local Organisations and Development in India
Course-4: Public Office Administration
Present B. A Public Administration is divided into 6 Semesters and 12 courses under Choice Based Credit System (CBCS).
|
Year |
Semester No. |
Course No. |
Course Title |
No. of Credits |
|
First Year |
I |
DSC – I |
Basics of Public Administration |
5 |
|
II |
DSC – II |
Development Administration and Emerging Trends |
5 |
|
|
Second Year |
III |
DSC – III |
Union Administration |
5 |
|
IV |
DSC – IV |
State Administration |
5 |
|
|
|
|
SEC-I |
Digital Governance |
2 |
|
|
|
SEC-II |
Rural Livelihood Management |
2 |
|
Third Year |
V
|
DSC – V |
Human Resource Management |
5 |
|
DSE – VI (A & B) |
Or
|
5
|
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|
VI |
DSC – VII
|
Financial and Material Resource Management |
5 |
|
|
DSE – VIII (A & B) |
Or
|
5
|
Note : 1. Number of credits per each course – 5 (Total Credits – 40)
2. Number of marks per each course – 100 (Total Marks – 800)
3. DSC : Discipline Specific Course
4. DSE : Discipline Specific Elective Course
5. SEC : Skill Enhancement Course
Courses-Post Graduation level
The Two Year Postgraduate Programme of the subject which is on offer from the academic year 1993-94 was consisting of Eight (8) Courses, four (4) in the First Year and another Four (4) in the Second Year. The courses offered in the First Year were common for both the Postgraduate students of Public Administration and Political Science and award of the degree in the respective discipline was done based on their branching off in the Second Year of study. Since 2007 separate programmes are launched in the disciplines of Political Science and Public administration with Five courses in each year of study. Accordingly the following are the courses offered at Postgraduate Programme in Public Administration
First Year
Course-1: State, Society and Public Administration
Course-2: Administrative Theories
Course-3: Public Policy
Course-4: Public Systems Management
Course-5: Human Resources Management
Second Year
Course-6: Indian Administration
Course-7: Rural Development Administration
Course-8: Urban Development Administration
Course-9: e-Governance
Course-10: Research Methods
Courses-Research Programmes
M.Phil and Ph D programmes are offered by the Department. Total 4 Phds and 3 M.Phils are awarded in the discipline of Public Administration.

