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Sections/Subjects
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Total Questions
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Questions to be attempted
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Section I– Language
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50
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40
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Section II– Domain Subjects
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50
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40
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Section III– General Test
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60
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50
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Section
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Subjects
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Questions to be Attempted
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Duration
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Section I A (Languages)
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There are 13 different languages
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40 Questions to be attempted out of 50 questions in each language
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45 minutes for each language
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Section I B (Languages)
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There are 20 languages apart from Section I A
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Included with above section
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Included with above section
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Section II - Domain
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Students can choose around 3-4 subjects from 29 Domains offered.
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40 Questions to be attempted out of 50
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Anthropology, Environmental Studies, Computer Science / Informatics Practices, Economics/Business Economics, Entrepreneurship, Fine Arts / Visual Arts/(Sculpture/Painting)/ Commercial Art, Geography/ Geology, History, Home Science, Knowledge Tradition Practices India, Legal Studies, Media/Mass Communication, Mathematics / Applied Mathematics, Performing Arts, Physical Education/National Cadet Corps (NCC)/ Yoga
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Section III - General Test
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For undergraduate programs using a General Test for admission at universities.
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60 Questions to be attempted out of 70
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60 Minutes
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Subjects
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Topics to be covered (Unit wise)
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Anthropology
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Unit I:Physical Anthropology
Unit: Prehistoric Archaeology
Unit 3:Material culture & economic Anthropology
Unit 4:Social Anthropology & Ethnography
Unit 5:Ecology
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Environmental Studies
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Unit I: Human Beings and Nature
Unit II: Population and Conservation Ecology
Unit III: Monitoring Pollution
Unit IV: Third World Development
Unit V: Sustainable Agriculture
Unit VI: Environmental and Natural Resources Economics
Unit VII: International Relations and Environment
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Computer Science / Informatics Practices
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Unit I: Exception and File Handling in Pythonan
Unit II: Stack
Unit III: Queue
Unit IV: Searching
Unit V: Sorting
Unit VI: Computer Networks
Unit VII: Data Communication
Unit VIII: Database query using SQL
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Economics/Business Economics
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Unit I: Introduction to Microeconomics
Unit II: Consumer Behaviour and Demand
Unit III:National Income and Related Aggregates Unit IV: Determination of Income and Employment
Unit V:Money and Banking
Unit VI: Government Budget and the Economy
Unit VII: Balance of Payments
Unit VIII: Development Experience and Economic Reforms since 1991
Unit IX: Current Challenges Facing the Indian Economy
Unit X :Development Experience in India
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Entrepreneurship
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Unit I: Entrepreneurial Opportunity
Unit II: Entrepreneurial Planning
Unit III: Enterprise Marketing
Unit IV: Enterprise Growth Strategies
Unit V: Business Arithmetic
Unit VI: Resource Mobilization
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Fine Arts / Visual Arts/(Sculpture/Painting)/ Commercial Art
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Unit I: The Rajasthani and Pahari Schools of Miniature Painting
Unit II: The Mughal and Deccan schools of miniature painting
Unit III: The Bengal School and Cultural Nationalism
Unit IV:The Modern Trends in IndianArt
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Geography/ Geology
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Unit I:Human Geography: Nature and Scope
Unit II: People
Unit III: Human Activities
Unit IV: Transport, Communication and Trade
Unit V: Human Settlements
Unit VI: Geographical Perspective on Selected Issues and Problems
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History
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Unit I : The Story of the First Cities Harappan Archaeology
Unit II: Political and Economic History: How Inscriptions tell a story
Unit III: Social Histories using the Mahabharata
Unit IV: A History of Buddhism: Sanchi Stupa
Unit V: Medieval Society ThroughTravellers’ Accounts
Unit VI: Religious Histories: Bhakti Sufi Tradition
Unit VII: New Architecture: Hampi
Unit VIII: Agrarian Relations :The Ain-i-Akbari
Unit IX: The Mughal Court: Reconstructing Histories
through Chronicles
Unit X: Colonialism and Rural Society: Evidence from Official Reports
Unit XI: Representations of 1857
Unit XII: Colonialism and Indian Towns: Town Plans and Municipal Reports
Unit XIII: Mahatma Gandhi through Contemporary Eyes
Unit XIV: Partition through Oral Sources
Unit XV: The Making of the Constitution
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Home Science
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Unit I: Nutrition, Food science and Technology
Unit II: Human Development: Lifespan Approach
Unit III: Fabric and Apparel.
Unit IV: Resource Management
Unit V: Communication and Extension
Unit VI: Career options after Home Science Education
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Knowledge Tradition Practices India
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Unit I: Agriculture: A Survey
Unit II: Architecture: A Survey
Unit III: Dance: A Survey
Unit IV: Education Systems and Practices: A Survey
Unit V: Ethics: Individual and Social
Unit VI: Martial Arts Tradition: A Survey
Unit VII: Language and Grammar
Unit VIII: Other Technologies: A Survey
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Legal Studies
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Unit I: Judiciary
Unit II: Topics of Law
Unit III: Arbitration, Tribunal Adjunction, and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Unit IV: Human Rights in India
Unit V: Legal Profession In India
Unit VI: Legal Services
Unit VII: International Context
Unit VIII: Legal Maxims
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Media/Mass Communication
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Unit I:Communication
Unit II: Journalism
Unit III: TV &
Unit IV: Radio
Unit V: Cinema
Unit VI: Social Media
Unit VII: New Media
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Performing Arts
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Section A: Hindustani KarnatakMusi
Section B: Dance
Section C:Percussion Music- Hindustani & Karnataka
Section D: Drama-Theatre
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Physical Education/National Cadet Corps (NCC)/ Yoga
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Unit I: Sociological Aspects of Physical Education
Unit II: Training Methods
Unit III: Career Aspects in Physical Education
Unit IV: Career Aspects in Physical Education
Unit V:Health Education & Health Problems
Unit VI: Sports Injuries and First Aid
Unit VII: Test and Measurement in Sports
Unit VIII: Biomechanics and Sports
Unit IX: Psychology & Sports
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Political Science
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Unit I: Political Theory
Unit II: Indian Government and Politics
Unit III: Comparative Politics
Unit IV: International Relations
Unit V: Public Administration
Unit VI: Political Ideologies
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Psychology
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Unit I: Foundations of Psychology
Unit II: Developmental Psychology
Unit III: Social Psychology
Unit IV: Psychological Disorders
Unit V: Therapeutic Approaches
Unit VI: Applied Psychology
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Sociology
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Unit I: Introducing Sociology
Unit II: Understanding Society
Unit III: Social Institutions: Continuity and Change
Unit IV: Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion
Unit V: The Challenges of Cultural Diversity
Unit VI: Indian Sociologists
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Teaching Aptitude
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Unit I: Teaching-Learning Process
Unit II: Learner's Characteristics
Unit III: Methods of Teaching
Unit IV: Evaluation and Assessment
Unit V: Classroom Management
Unit VI: Educational Technology
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