17 Prospectus

INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF KERALA
(Accredited B++by NAAC)
Kariavattom
Thiruvananthapuram - 695 581
PROSPECTUS
Website : www.ideku.net
Phone : 0471-2308019, 0471-2772400, Help Desk: 9656049228
Fax : 0471-2417389
INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
Chancellor
H.E. Shri. H. R. Bharadwaj
Governor of Kerala
Pro-Chancellor
Sri. P. K. Abdu Rabb
Vice-Chancellor
Dr. A. Jayakrishnan
Pro- Vice-Chancellor
Dr. J. Prabhash
Director, IDE
Dr. S. Jaseem
Controller of Examinations
Dr. Madhukumar
Design : Godfreys Graphics
Typeset & Printed at : Kerala University Press
c o nt e nt s
Programmes on Offer .................................................................................................................... 6
General Instructions ......................................................................................................................7
Documents to be Submitted along with application for Admission........................................... 13
Statement of Fees ........................................................................................................................14
Degree Programmes ....................................................................................................................16
i. B.A. Afzal-ul-Ulama................................................................... 16
ii. B.A. English Language & Literature.......................................... 17
iii. B.A. Malayalam.......................................................................... 18
iv. B.A. Economics.......................................................................... 18
v. B.A. History................................................................................ 19
vi. B.A. Political Science................................................................. 19
vii. B.A. Sociology............................................................................ 20
viii. B. Sc. Mathematics..................................................................... 21
ix. B. Com. ....................................................................................... 21
x. B. Com. Additional Elective: Co-operation............................... 22
Eligibility for Admission.............................................................................................................22
Post Graduate Programmes Humanities, Commerce & Science................................................27
i. M.A. History............................................................................... 28
ii. M.A. Political Science................................................................ 28
iii. M.A. Economics......................................................................... 29
iv. M.A. Sociology........................................................................... 30
v. M.A. Public Administration ....................................................... 31
vi. M.A. Islamic History.................................................................. 32
vii. M.A. Philosophy......................................................................... 32
viii. M.A. English............................................................................... 33
ix. M.A. Malayalam......................................................................... 34
x. M.A. Hindi .................................................................................. 35
xi. M.A. Sanskrit.............................................................................. 35
xii. M.A. Tamil .................................................................................. 36
xiii. M.A. Arabic ................................................................................ 37
xiv. M.A. Music................................................................................. 38
xv. M. Sc. Mathematics.................................................................... 39
xvi. M. Com. ...................................................................................... 39
Eligibility for P G Programmes...................................................................................................40
Management Programmes...........................................................................................................44
i. MBA............................................................................................ 44
ii. MHRM........................................................................................ 48
iii. PGDHRM ................................................................................... 49
iv. PGDMM ..................................................................................... 50
v. PGDTTM.................................................................................... 50
vi. PGDEPMA.................................................................................. 51
Library & Information Science Programmes.............................................................................. 52
i. BLI. Sc........................................................................................ 52
ii. MLI. Sc....................................................................................... 53
IT Programmes............................................................................................................................55
i. B. Sc. Computer Science............................................................ 55
ii. BCA............................................................................................. 56
iii. B. Com CA.................................................................................. 58
iv. PGDCA ....................................................................................... 60
v. M. Sc. Computer Science........................................................... 62
Health Science Programmes........................................................................................................65
i. MHSc.......................................................................................... 65
ii. M. Sc CND ................................................................................. 68
iii. MHA & PGD HHA..................................................................... 71
iv. PGD - AP .................................................................................... 75
v. PGD - CAFC............................................................................... 76
vi. PGD - DN ................................................................................... 78
vii. PGD - BT .................................................................................... 80
viii. PGD HSR.................................................................................... 82
Communication Programme........................................................................................................84
i. PGDCJ ........................................................................................ 84
Post Graduate Certificate Courses ..............................................................................................85
i. PGCC TMFC .............................................................................. 85
ii. PGCC GCM................................................................................ 87
Certificate Programme................................................................................................................90
i. CCCE .......................................................................................... 90
Study Centres & Centres for Contact Programmes .................................................................... 92
Faculty ........... .............................................................................................................................93
Courses & Coordinators..............................................................................................................93
T
he erstwhile Travancore University established in 1937 by a royal promulgation of Sree Chithira
Thirunal Balaramavarma, the then Maharaja of Travancore was later recognized as University
of Kerala by a legislative enactment in 1957. The jurisdiction of the Kerala University which
once covered the whole territory of Kerala state is now limited to the districts of
Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Alappuzha (except Kuttanad Taluk) and some parts of
Pathanamthitta district consequent on the establishment of other Universities in the State. However,
territorial limitations could not contain the growth and development of the University. There are
at present 189 affiliated Colleges under this University besides 41 teaching and Research
Departments, 10 teacher Education Centres and 10 Institutes of Technology. In addition to the
Departments of teaching, the University also has several centers for studies in special areas.
Academic Staff College, Kerala University Library, Department of Publications are some of the
other important institutions under this University.
Over the years the University has endeavored remarkably well to achieve its objective of
enlightening the minds of millions who embraced her in their pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.
Graduates of this University are held in high esteem in all walks of life throughout the world. It is
only because of the maintenance of standards in conduct of courses and examinations. The Institute
of Distance Education, started in 1976, as a teaching and research department of the University of
Kerala is one of the pioneering centers of Distance learning in the State. The institute was founded
with the following objectives.
To provide quality education to the disadvantaged sections including women and senior
citizens.
To promote career advancement by encouraging diversification and updating of knowledge.
To provide training in softer and Technical skills.
To participate in Human Resource Development.
To make learning a life long, ever enjoyable experience.
The Institute is located in the University campus at Kariavattom, fourteen kilometers away from
the city of Thiruvananthapuram in the Trivandrum - Kollam route.
The Institute offers 51 courses in the distance mode of learning under the following disciplines.
1. Management 5. Language & Literature
2. Information Technology 6. Library & Information Science
3. Health Science 7. Communication
4. Humanities & Science 8. Fine Arts.
Medium of instruction of all Courses is English except for certain language Courses.
Institute of Distance Education Prospectus
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PROGRAMMES ON OFFER
A. Under-Graduate Programmes (Duration 3 Years)
Sl. No. Course code
1. 101 B.A. Afzal-Ul-Ulama
2. 102 B.A. Economics
3. 103 B.A. English
4. 104 B.A. History
5. 105 B.A. Malayalam
6. 106 B.A. Political Science
7. 107 B.A. Sociology
8. 121 B. Com (Optional Subject : Taxation only)
9. 122 B. Com. (With Computer Application)
10. 123 B. Com. Additional Elective: Co-operation (1 year)
11. 151 B. Sc. Mathematics
12. 152 B. Sc. Computer Science
13. 153 B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Application)
14. 154 B.LI.Sc (1 year)
B. Post Graduate Programmes
(i) Two Year Programmes
1. 201 MBA (Master of Business Administration)
2. 212 MHRM (Master of Human Resource Management)
3. 213 M.LI.Sc (1 year)
4. 214 MHSc (Master of Health Science in Clinical Child Development)
5. 221 M.Com
6. 231 M. Sc. Computer Science
7. 232 M. Sc. Mathematics
8. 241 M. Sc. in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics
9. 251 M.A. Arabic
10. 252 M.A. Economics
11. 253 M.A. English
12. 254 M.A. Hindi
13. 255 M.A. History
14. 256 M.A. Islamic History
15. 257 M.A. Malayalam
16. 258 M.A. Music
17. 259 M.A. Philosophy
18. 260 M.A. Political Science
19. 261 M.A. Public Administration
20. 262 M.A. Sanskrit
21. 263 M.A. Sociology
22. 264 M.A. Tamil
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(ii) Three Year Programmes
1. 211 MHA (Master of Hospital Administration)
C. Post Graduate Diploma Programmes (Duration 1 year)
1. 301 PGDAP - Post Graduate Diploma in Adolescent Paediatrics
2. 302 PGDCAFC Post Graduate Diploma in Child Adolescent and Family
Counseling
3. 303 PGDCJ - Post Graduate Diploma in Communication and J ournalism
4. 306 PGDDN - Post Graduate Diploma in Developmental Neurology
5. 309 PGD-HSR - Post Graduate Diploma in Health Science Research
6. 307 PGDEPMA - Post Graduate Diploma in Educational Planning,
Management and Administration
7. 308 PGDHHA Post Graduate Diploma in Health and Hospital Administration
8. 310 PGDHRM Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management
9. 312 PGDMM - Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management
10. 313 PGDTTM Post Graduate Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management
11. 304 PGDCA Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application (18 months)
D. Post Graduate Certificate Programmes (Duration 5 Months).
1. 402 PGC GC & M Post Graduate Certificate in Geriatric Care &
Management
2. 403 PGCT & M FMC-Post Graduate Certificate in Techniques & Methods
of Family and Marriage Counselling
E. Certificate Programmes (Duration 5 Months)
1. 401 Communicative English
Admission to IDE Courses
Prospectus can be had from the office of the Institute of Distance Education and from the University
Form Sales Counter at Palayam on payment of Rs. 250/- by DD/University chalan receipt. The
Counterfoil of the PIS is to be submitted for online registration.
General Instructions
Cost of Prospectus Rs. 250
Candidates residing in a foreign country have to submit a DD for Rs. 250/- in addition. Each Bank
Draft Amount should carry an additional amount of Rs. 10/- as service charge.
Admission notifications are issued in leading national and regional dailies during May-J une. The
detailed information regarding admission and application forms are available on the IDE website:
www.ideku.net or on the University website: www.keralauniversity.ac.in
Students desirous of seeking admission shall apply through on-line only. On-line registration
facility for admission is provided vide www.ideku.net. You will have to remit the cost of
Application form and Prospectus (Rs. 250/-) before submitting on-line Application. The last
date for receiving application, shall be 31st August, unless otherwise notified. Applications received
after the last date prescribed shall not be entertained. Applications duly filled in should be sent to
The Director, Institute of Distance Education, University of Kerala, Kariavattom,
Thiruvananthapuram 695 581 by registered post with acknowledgement due in a cover super
scribed APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO
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Submission of on-line Application
Steps
1. Remit the cost of Application
2. Log on to www.ideku.net
3. Click the button Apply On-line
4. Click the button agree the rules...
5. Select the course of study
6. Fill in the On-line form
7. Submit Application
8. Take a printout of the Acknowledgement
9. Send the Acknowledgement with fee (Cost of Prospectus, First Instalment
Tuition fee, Admission fee, Affiliation and other fee applicable to the Course)
and document (TC and Qualifying Certificates in ORIGINAL, Photocopy of
SSLC etc.) to THE DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE
EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF KERALA, KARIAVATTOM
Admission is granted only on satisfactory fulfillment of the conditions regarding basic qualifications
prescribed in the prospectus. Applications which are defective or unaccompanied by the required
Original Certificates T.C and fees shall be summarily rejected.
Mode of remittance of fee
Fees shall be remitted by Demand Drafts, drawn from any SBT/District Co-Operative Banks in
favour of the Finance Officer, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram payable at
Thiruvananthapuram. Students residing outside the state of Kerala can draw their DDs from SBI
in favour of the Finance Officer, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram payable at
Thiruvananthapuram. Overseas students can draw their DDs from any nationalized banks in
favour of the Finance Officer, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram payable at
Thiruvananthapuram. For every remittance by DD a service charge of Rs 10/- also has to be
remitted. Some payments related to certain courses are also to be made by way of Bank DD and
in favour of the Heads of concerned Departments/ centers as specified in the fee statement
at page No. 14 & 15.
Fee can also be remitted by pay-in-slip at the Cash Counters at the University Office, Palayam,
Thiruvananthapuram and at the University Campus, Kariavattom, Fees can also be remitted at
Friends, J enasevana Kendram Centres. Treasury Chalans will not be accepted.
Fee once remitted shall not be refunded.
Fine
Those who fail to pay the Tuition fee in time has to pay a fine of Rs. 50 for one month after the due
date. One month after the fine date a superfine of Rs. 150 has to be paid.
Department Development Fund
All new admission students are directed to remit Rs. 100/- (Rupees One hundred only) towards
the IDE-DDF (Department Development Fund) by direct cash payment at IDE Office or by means
of Demand draft from any branch of SBT/SBI drawn in favour of the Director, IDE, (DDF),
University of Kerala, Kariavattom payable at SBT Kariavattom Please mention name, address
and purpose on the reverse of DD.
Enrolment Number
Every student in the IDE will be assigned an enrolment number on admission. Students shall
quote their full enrolment number in all their correspondences with the institute.
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It is the basic responsibility of the students to submit the required certificates and other documents
in support of his/her eligibility at the time of admission. All admissions at the IDE are provisional
till the verification of the original certificates are made. The Director reserves the right to
cancel the provisional admission of any student who fails to submit the required documents/fees
within the stipulated time
Identity Cards
Each student shall be issued an identity card on admission showing the Enrolment Number. If the
original identity card is lost, a duplicate shall be issued on payment of Rs. 50/- towards fee for
duplicate Identity Card and a Photo.
Special Instruction with regard to Photographs
All Applicants shall affix on their applications and Identity cards one copy each of a recently
taken passport size photographs. Applicants shall give their full signature on the top margin of the
photograph affixed on the application. The signature on the photo shall conform in every detail to
the signature in the application. The photo affixed on the application form shall be attested by a
Gazetted Officer.
Despatch of Study Materials
Study materials prepared by the teachers and experts in the subjects shall be despatched to the
students in instalments during each academic year through contact center or directly. In case of
subjects the enrolment of which is below 25, study materials will not be provided.
University Examination
Students of the Distance Education shall submit their application for Examination either in the
downloadable application form given in the website or in the application form supplied by this
Institute. Applications shall be submitted to the Institute and the Director shall forward the same
to the Controller of Examinations. The DD/ university pay in slip for examination fee shall be
enclosed with the application. The dates of examination will be intimated to the students by the
Institute directly and through News Papers& ide website. The Students have to register for the
whole examination at the first appearance. Students who have remitted all fees in time (during the
course period itself) but failed to register for University Examination shall avail the chance for
examination registration in subsequent years.
Hall Ticket
Hall ticket for the University Examination shall have to be obtained by the students of Distance
Education from the Chief Superintendents of the examination centers three days before the
commencement of the examination on production of the identity cards issued to them by the
Institute.
Centers of Examination
A list of the Centers of Examination allotted to the students of this Institute shall be communicated
to the students concerned at the time of their registration to the examinations. Students shall be
free to select their preferred center from the list of approved centers. Centre once selected cannot
be changed.
Subsequent appearance
Students who fail in any paper and intend to register for Reappearance should do so directly with
the Controller of Examinations, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. The forms for
reappearance can be had from the Forms Sales Counter at Palayam, or the Information Centers.
Filled in forms should be sent to the Deputy Registrar (Exams), University of Kerala,
Thiruvananthapuram with university pay-in-slip/DD for the required amount.
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Transfer Certificate
Original Transfer Certificates, submitted by the Students seeking admission, shall not be returned
to them once they are admitted to the course. A fresh TC shall be issued by the IDE after completion
of the course or on discontinuance. In the latter case, students are liable to pay tuition fees of the
year until the date of application for T.C or until the date of intimation regarding discontinuance
which ever is earlier. Some institutions outside the state are not in the practice of issuing TC to
their students. Such students will be admitted to the IDE on the strength of affidavits attested by
Notary Public/First Class Magistrate in lieu of TC. A letter from the institution last attended
stating that they will not issue TC should also be attached. The TC from the previous Institution
can also be submitted.
Simultaneous Programme
A candidate can do any Diploma or Certificate Course along with Degree/P G programmes. Such
candidates should pay tuition fee for both the courses.
Admission to persons with higher degree to undergo lower courses
A candidate with higher degree in a subject are permitted to undergo lower level courses in another
subject and appear for the examination through IDE.
Parity with regular students
Students of the institute are offered the same Courses as in the regular Colleges affiliated to the
University of Kerala. They have the same Syllabi, Curriculum, examination, and are awarded the
same degree, which is recognized by PSC and other Universities.
Issue of Certificates/Degree
On successful completion of all the IDE courses the University of Kerala issues Certificate/Degrees
on receipt of proper applications from the candidates.
Admission to SC/ST/OEC
Students belonging to SC/ST Category will be admitted in the IDE without remitting the tuition
fee at the time of admission. But they have to remit all other special fee like Admission Fee,
Affiliation Fee, etc. Such students have to produce the print out of on-line application for fee
concession from Akshayakendram, along with copy of SSLC, +2 and Degree Certificate and
Original Caste certificate & Income Certificate issued by competent authorities with in 6 month
validity. The fees for the students thus admitted will be later claimed from the Harijan welfare
Department as per the rules laid down and will be remitted to KUF. OEC students have to remit
their fees which will be reimbursed.
Alumni Membership
Students applying for Transfer Certificate in the IDE are required to remit Rs. 50/- as ALUMNI
membership fee. This can be remitted in the form of cash at the IDE or DD drawn in favour of
IDE Alumni Association payable at SBT, Kariavattom.
Contact Classes
The students are offered contact classes at IDE and at various personal contact programme centres.
The details regarding the centres and classes will be intimated after the admission procedure is
completed. Centres other than Thiruvananthapuram are decided subject to the sufficient
number of student registration in UG and PG Courses. This provides opportunity for the
students to meet their teachers and discuss topics with them. For Post-Graduate Programmes,
Lectures, Seminars and Discussions will be held. PG students have to submit assignment on
given topics. 50% attendance at contact classes is made compulsory for all students. However
exemption will be granted to those who cannot attend classes owing to unavoidable difficulties.
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In such cases an exemption fee of Rs. 200/- is to be remitted. But for Health science courses
80%, for Computer Science courses 50% and for Library Science courses 75% attendance
is compulsory for examination registration.
Eligibility for Promotion
Students who got admission to a course are enrolled for one year only. They are eligible for promotion
to the next year only after registering the examination. But they will be enrolled to II Year only
after remitting the tuition fee for II year within the stipulated time and they alone are eligible for
registering the II Year examination.
Similarly those who register for II Year exam are eligible for promotion to III Year and those
eligible students who remit the tuition fee for III Year are eligible for registering the III Year
exam. Failure of remittance of tuition fee or registering examination causes a break in the
course period.
The students of IDE, who failed either to remit the tuition fee or register for the examination
can apply for readmission unless they are not issued the TC.
1. Some students discontinued their course without remitting the complete tuition fee and not
registering the examination. Such students should pay the dues and apply for readmission to
the same year itself by paying the tuition fee and readmission fee.
2. Some students discontinued the course after remitting the tuition fee for one year and without
registering the examination. Such students can register for the examination on
recommendation of the Director, IDE. After registering the examination they can apply for
re-admission to the next year by remitting the tuition fee and readmission fee.
3. Some students discontinue their course after registering the examination. Such students can
apply for readmission to next year by paying tuition fee and readmission fee.
Mode of Application for Re-admission
Students who seek readmission have to apply through on-line. A printout of acknowledgement
along with first instalment tuition fee and readmission fee of Rs. 100/- and Original Qualifying
Certificate have to be submitted to the Director on or before August 31st.
Library facility
The Institute has a well-equipped library with over 15000 books on various subjects and audio
video cassettes on various topics. An amount of Rs. 500/- has to be remitted by the students to
take membership in the Library of which Rs. 400/- will be refunded on completion of the course.
Those who are not members can make use of the reference section of the library. Students can use
IDE website to know about the availability of the books in the library.
Return of Original Certificates
The qualifying certificates of students admitted to a course in the institute shall ordinarily be
returned by the end of the course or on the date of discontinuance. Those who discontinue their
studies in the middle of a course are directed to clear arrears of tuition fee, if any and get back
their certificates.
The institute will not take the responsibility of keeping their certificates safe for an
indefinite period after the end of the course.
Search fee at the following rates will be collected from the students in this regard.
1. One year after examination Rs. 25/-
2. Two years after examination Rs. 50/-
3. Three years or more after the examination Rs. 100/-
4. Ten years or more after the Examination Rs. 200/-
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IDE Grievance Cell
All complaints and grievances regarding the courses offered by IDE should be addressed to the
Chairman, Grievance Cell, IDE, University of Kerala, Kariavattom.
Last date for payment of Tuition Fees

Name of the Course
Date of First Date of
Instalment 2nd Instalment
I BA/B.Com./B.Sc. Maths/B. A. Afsal Ul-ulama At the time of Admission 10th December
II & III BA/B.Com./B.Sc. Maths/
B. A. Afsal Ul-ulama 10th J une 10th October
I B. Sc. Computer Science/BCA/B. Com.
Computer Application At the time of Admission 30th March
II & III B. Sc. Computer Science/BCA/B. Com.
Computer Application One week after Uty. Exam. 30th March
I M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Maths At the time of Admission 30th December
II M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Maths One week after Uty. Exam. 30th December
BLISc./ MLISc./ PG Diploma At the time of Admission 30th March
For Semester and Health Science Courses At the time of Admission/
One week after Uty. Exam.
Enquiries
All enquiries and correspondence relating to Distance Education programmes of the University
of Kerala may be addressed to:
The Director
Institute of Distance Education,
University of Kerala,
Kariavattom P.O., Thiruvananthapuram 695 581
Telephone No : 0471-2308019, 0471-2772400
Mobile : 9656049228 (Help Desk)
The office of the IDE shall function on all days except holidays and fourth Saturdays.
Students may log on to the websites www.ideku.net and www.keralauniversity.ac.in for updated
information on dates of Examinations, Time table, Course details etc.
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Documents to be submitted along with application for Admission
1. Original Certificate/Provisional Certificate/Mark list of the qualifying examination. In
the absence of the original degree, a Provisional Certificate issued from the University will
be accepted for granting provisional admission. Admission thus granted will be regularized
only on submission of the original Degree Certificate. Those who apply for MSc Maths,
M. A. Public Administration, BLISc, MHRM, MBA are required to submit attested copy of
their Degree mark list also.
2. Original Transfer Certificate from the institution last attended. In case such Certificate is
not issued from the institution last attended, a Certificate stating this fact duly signed by
the competent authority of that institution should be submitted along with the application
for admission. Some institutions outside the state of Kerala are not in the practice of issuing
TC to their students. Such students shall be admitted to any course of study in IDE on the
strength of an affidavit attested by a Notary Public/Second Class J udicial Magistrate in lieu
of TCs along with a letter from the Institution stating that they do not issue TCs. Students
above the age of 60 and those who are seeking admission to PG Diploma and Certificate
Courses are exempted from submitting TCs for admission.
3. University Pay-in-slip/DDs for the required amount of tuition/other fees remitted as stated
in the fee statement.
4. Eligibility Certificate shall be obtained from the Registrar, University of Kerala if the
Candidate has passed the qualifying examination from outside Kerala University. This
certificate will be issued by the Registrar, on formal application (in the prescribed form
which can be down loaded from University website), addressed to him and accompanied
by a fee of Rs 600/- for Foreign Degree/Diplomas, Rs. 350/- for PG and Professional Degree
from outside Kerala, but within India and Rs. 200/- for all other Degree/Diplomas. The
Application should be accompanied by attested copies of the Certificates of all examinations
passed by the candidates (right from SSLC) along with the copy of the TC/Course Certificate,
(in the case of regular students) of the degree for which eligibility is required along with a
self addressed stamped envelop. Those who passed HSE, VHSE, CBSE and seek admission
to Degree Programmes have to pay the fee (Rs. 200/-) only instead of eligibility certificate.
5. Identity Card with name and address of the applicant duly filled up in capital letters and
photograph affixed.
6. True Copy of SSLC.
7. Migration Certificate in the case of candidates who have passed the qualifying examination
from any University/Board other than Kerala University. Candidates shall also produce the
certificate immediately after taking admission to the course.
8. Cancellation Memo from the Controller of Examination relating to Examination/unavailed
portion of private registration if any. Such candidates will be admitted only if they submit
the said cancellation Memo.
9. Degree Certificate or provisional Certificate relating to the PG Course, if the candidate
has passed any such examination after graduation.
10. PDC/+2 or Equivalent - Mark list and pass Certificate for those who have qualified from
any University or Board other than the University of Kerala.
11. Photocopy of the Original degree Certificate (both sides). 2 Copies
12. Candidates who are applying for B.Com Addl. Co-operation Elective have to produce their
B.Com Degree Certificate and its photocopy (both side) also. Further M.Com Degree
holders have to produce the attested photocopy of the M.Com Degree Certificate and those
who have failed in the examination have to submit an affidavit duly attested by a Notary
Public to the effect that he/she will not appear for the examination simultaneously.
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DEGREE PROGRAMMES
B.A. Afzal-ul-Ulama B.A. English B.A. Malayalam B.A. Economics B.A. History
B.A. Political Science B.A. Sociology B.Sc. Mathematics B.Com. Optional:
Taxation B.Com. Elective: Co-operation (1 Year)
Duration of the Programmes : Three Years
Medium of Instruction and Examination: English (except for the Programme in
Malayalam)
Broad Pattern of the Programme
Each Degree Programme will have three Parts, ie.
Part I - English
Part II - Additional Language
Part III - Optional Subjects
Part I English
For B.A. (except B.A. Afzal-ul-Ulama) and B.Sc. Maths Degree Programmes Part I English will
have three papers ie.
Paper I - Prose (I Year)
Paper II - Novel, Functional Grammar and Communicative Skill (I Year)
Paper III - Drama & Poetry (II Year) For B.A. Afzal-ul-Ulama and B.Com. Part I English
will have only two papers, ie.
Paper I - Prose (I Year)
Paper II - Poetry, Functional Grammar and Communicative Skill (II Year)
Part II - Additional Language
Under Part II, the Institute offers Malayalam and Hindi and the students can choose either of
the two. Students can also choose any of the additional language/subjects listed below, provided
they make their own arrangements for study and apply for exemption in the prescribed form,
remitting an additional fee of Rs. 50/-
1. Sanskrit 4. Syriac 7. French
2. Arabic 5. Latin 8. German
3. Hebrew 6. Tamil 9. Russian
10. Linguistics
Programmes in Detail
1. B.A. Afzal-ul-Ulama
Paper Title of Paper Marks
First Year
Part I English 100
Paper I Text Book and Scheme prescribed for I year B.Com/BPA
Part I English of Kerala University
Part II Arabic
Paper I Classical Literature: Quran and ULoomul Quran 100
Paper II Grammar Rhetorics and composition 100
Part III Arabic Main
Paper I Classical Literature: Hadith and USool Al Hadith 100
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Second Year
Part I English 100
Paper II Text Book and Scheme prescribed for II year B.Com/BPA
Part I English of Kerala University
Part II Arabic
Paper III History of Arabic Literature 100
Paper II Translation and Composition 100
Paper III Novel, Drama, Short Story and Criticism 100
Third Year
Paper IV Grammar, Rhetorics and Prosody 100
Paper V Classical Literature 100
Paper VI Functional Commercial and J ournalistic Arabic 100
Paper VII Islamic J urisprudence and Logic 100
Paper VIII History of Islam and Philosophy 100
Paper IX Modern Literature 100
2. B.A. English Language and Literature
I Year
Part I English Paper I Prose 100
Paper II Novel, Functional Grammar and Communicative Skill 100
Part II Second Language Hindi or Malayalam
Hindi - Paper I Prose and Drama 100
Malayalam - Paper I Kavitha 100
Part III Main Paper I Poetry 100
II Year
Part I English Paper III Drama & Poetry 100
Part II Second Language
(Hindi or
Malayalam) 100
Hindi - Paper II Poetry & Grammar
Paper III Non-detailed, Translation and General Essay 100
Malayalam - Paper II Nadakavum Attakathayum 100
Paper III Gadyasahithyam 100
Part III Main Paper II Essay and Fiction 100
Subsidiary Paper I History of English Literature 100
Subsidiary Paper II J ournalism 100
III Year
Main Paper III Drama 100
Main Paper IV Literary Criticism 100
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Main Paper V Phonetics, Grammar and History of the English Language 100
Main Paper VI English for Communication 100
a. Written (75)
b. Viva Voce (25)
Total for Part I 300
Total for Part II 300
Total for Part III 800
3. B.A. Malayalam
I Year
Paper II Novel Functional Grammer & Communicative Skill 100
Part II Paper I Second Language (Hindi/Malayalam) 100
Part III Main Paper I Drisyakalasahithyam 100
II Year
Part I English Paper III Drama and Poetry 100
Part II Paper II Poetry and Grammar (Hindi)
Second Language
(Hindi/Malayalam) Nadakavum Attakathayum (Malayalam) 100
Paper III Translation and General Essay (Hindi)
Gadyasahithyam (Malayalam) 100
Part III Main Paper II Pracheenakavitha 100
Subsidiary I Keralasamskaram 100
Subsidiary II Samskritham 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III Gadyasahithyam 100
Main Paper IV Aadhunikakavitha 100
Main Paper V Bhashasasthram, Bhashacharitham, Vyakaranam 100
Main Paper VI Sahithyaniroopanam 100
4. B.A. Economics
I Year
Paper II Novel Functional Grammer & Communicative Skill 100
Part III Main Paper I Micro Economics 100
II Year
Second Language
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Part III Main Paper II Macro Economics 100
Subsidiary Paper I Political Science 100
Subsidiary Paper II Indian History 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III Indian Economy 100
Paper IV Development and Environment 100
Paper V Quantitative methods for Economic Analysis 100
Paper VI Banking and Public Economics (Finance) 100
5. B.A. History
I Year
Paper II Novel, Functional Grammer & Communicative Skill 100
Part III Main Paper I Emergence of Modern World 100
II Year
Second Language
Part III Main Paper II Social Formations in India 100
Subsidiary Paper I General Economics 100
Subsidiary Paper II Political Science 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III Historiography with special Reference to
Indian Historiography 100
Main Paper IV Colonialism and Nationalism 100
Main Paper V Kerala History 100
Main Paper VI International Relations 100
6. B. A. Political Science
I Year
Part II Paper I Second Language (Hindi/ Malayalam) 100
Part III Main Paper I Indian Government and Politics 100
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II Year
Second Language
Part III Main Paper II Comparative Politics 100
Subsidiary Paper II World History 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III International Politics 80
Main Paper IV Public Administration Theory and Practice 80
Main Paper V Political Theory and Political Thought 80
Main Paper VI 1. Elective Paper i. Introduction to Public Policy Analysis 80
2. Elective Paper ii. Human Rights in India 80
7. B.A. Sociology
I Year
Part II Paper I Second Language (Hindi/ Malayalam) 100
Part III Main Paper I Introduction to Sociology 100
II Year
Second Language
Part III Main Paper II Society in India 100
Subsidiary Paper II Political Science 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III Development of Sociological Thought 100
Main Paper IV Indian Society, Problems and Challenges 100
Main Paper V Social Research Methods 100
Main Paper VI Urban Sociology 100
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8. B.Sc. Mathematics
I Year
Part III Main Paper I Calculus, Analytic Geometry Algebra & Trignometry 65+10
Subsidiary Paper I i. Statistics 50+10
ii. Financial Accounting 100
II Year
Second Language
Part III Main Paper II Calculus & Algebra 65+10
Subsidiary i. Paper II Statistics 50+10
Paper III Statistics (Practical) 50+20+10
Theory - 50
Practical - 20
Internal - 10
Subsidiary ii. Advanced Accounting 100
III Year
Part III Main Paper III Algebra 65+10
Main Paper IV Complex Analysis 65+10
Main Paper V Read Analysis 65+10
Main Paper VI Numerical Analysis & Vectors & Geometry 65+10
Main Paper VII Computer Programming 55+10+10
Theory 55
Record 10
Internal 10
Main Paper VIII Elective II: Graph Theory 65+10
Total for Part III 1000 Marks
9. B. Com.
I Year
Part II Addl. Language Second Language (Hindi/Malayalam) 100
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Part III Commerce Subjects
1. Principles of Business Decisions 100
2. Management and Business Communication 100
3. Entrepreneurship Development 100
4. Financial Accounting 100
II Year
Part I English Paper II Poetry, Functional Grammar & Communicative Skill 100
5. Business Regulatory Frame Work 100
6. Business Statistics 100
7. Principles of Marketing 100
8. Advanced Financial Accounting 100
9. Optional Subjects Paper I (Taxation) 100
III Year
10. Banking Law and Practice 100
11. Auditing 100
12. Cost Accounting 100
13. Capital Market 100
14. Management Accounting 100
15. Optional Paper II (Taxation)
10. B.Com Additional Elective Co-operation
Co-operation I 100
Co-operation II 100
Eligibility for Admission
1. B.A. Candidates seeking admission to the B.A. Degree Programmes should have passed
the Pre-degree examination of the University of Kerala/Higher Secondary/VHSE/AISSCE/
ISE examination with any subject or any examination accepted by the Academic Council
as equivalent thereto.
Candidates who have passed the Afzal-ul-ulama Preliminary are also eligible for admission
to the B.A. Afzal-ul-ulama.
2. B.Sc. Candidates seeking admission to the B.Sc. Mathematics Degree Programme should
have passed the Pre-degree Examination of this University or Higher Secondary VHSE/
AISSCE/lSE Examination with Mathematics as one of the Optional Subject or any
examination accepted by the Academic Council as equivalent thereto.
3. B.Com. Candidates for B.Com. Degree Programme shall be required to have passed the
Higher Secondary Examination of the Directorate of Higher Secondary Kerala or any other
examination equivalent to it recognised by the University of Kerala, with Accounting as
one of the subjects and any two of the following subjects:
1. Commerce 4. Commercial Geography 7. Banking
2. Business Studies 5. Insurances and Salesmanship 8. Business Management
3. Business Communication 6. Economics 9. Office Management
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as optional under Part III of the examination or to have passed an equivalent examination
with other subjects under Part III provided they have secured 45 percent of the
aggregate marks.
4. B.Com Additional Co-operation Elective: B.Com Degree holders from Kerala University.
(M.Com Degree holders with B.Com. from Kerala University can also apply)
5. Candidates who have registered themselves for I/II year degree examination through college
study and are eligible for promotion to the next year of the course in the college will be
admitted to II/III year of the degree course with the same optional subjects. They will not
be admitted to the I year of the same course.
Candidates who have obtained private registration for B.A./B.Com. Degree course and
have registered for I/II year examination are eligible for admission to the II/III Year of the
course with the same Optional Subjects. The Hall Ticket or Marklist of I/II year examination
should be produced along with the application for admission. They have to cancel the
unavailed portion of the private Registration.
6. Candidates who have obtained private registration for B.A. and appeared for the III year
examination will not be admitted to the Institute for the B.A. course again. However they
will be admitted to B.Com.provided they submit the University Order cancelling their private
registration for B.A. examination. Candidates who have obtained private registration for
B.Com. and have appeared for the I/II year examination will not be admitted to the Institute
for B.Com. course again. However they will be admitted to B.A. course provided they
submit the University Order cancelling their private registration for B.Com. examination.
Candidates who have obtained private registration for B.A/B.Com. examination but have
not applied for any of the University Examinations for the said course will be admitted to
B.A./ B.Com. course only if they submit University Order cancelling their private
registration.
7. A Candidate who has passed the B.A./B.Sc. Degree examination in Parts I and II and fails
in Part III (after registering For III B.A./B.Sc. examination) shall be permitted to appear for
part III of the B.A. degree examination at one sitting offering a new optional group provided
he/ she has undergone the prescribed course of study in the new optional group by attending
the IDE for a period of not less than two academic years. Such candidates will be admitted
to the Second Year of the course only.
8. Candidates who have passed all parts of the B. A. / B Sc. examination and apply for admission
to B. Com. shall be exempted from taking Parts I and II of B. Com. Degree examination.
They shall be admitted to II year B.Com. and shall have to take whole examination (Part III
only) in one sitting after attending this Institute for a period of not less than two academic
years.
9. Candidates who have passed Part I and II only of the B. A Degree examination and apply
for admission to B Com. shall not be exempted from any part of the B.Com Degree
examination. They shall be admitted to I year of the B.Com Degree.
10. Candidates with higher Degree in a particular subject from Kerala University shall be
admitted to B.A./B. S.c./B. Com. courses and appear for Examination in another subject.
Such candidates are exempted from passing Part I, Part II and subsidiaries of the lower
examination which they have already passed as Part I, Part II, Subsidiary or Main subject
as the case may be at the Degree/P.G. level. They are exempted from the minimum duration
of the course prescribed for regular/private study candidates. The duration of the courses
prescribed for change of optional subjects is generally applicable to these candidates. They
shall not be awarded a degree for a second time but a special certificate for the subject of
the Examination passed by them and the dates of such examination shall be issued to them.
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If they are Graduates of other Universities they shall be admitted to BA/B. Com. Course as
fresh students
11. Other Categories of candidates, if any, are advised to seek clarification of rules before they
submit the application for admission.
12. Optional Subjects/Additional language once selected by the candidate cannot be changed.
However they are allowed to change the same after remitting Rs. 300/- towards optional
change within one month of the date of admission. Change of subjects/Additional language
shall not be considered under any circumstance after the said period.
Note: The examinations and courses mentioned in sub clauses 5,6,7,8,9 refer to those of this
University alone.
Rules regarding Calculation of dues
* All dues should be cleared before issuing or releasing any certificate from this Office.
Only those students who have registered for I/II year examination are eligible for promotion
to II/III year degree course.
Students who are eligible for promotion to the IInd and IIIrd year of the course are requested
to remit their Ist Instalment of Fee well in advance of the last date ie. 10th June. This will
ensure early dispatch of the first set of study materials. Receipt of study materials by those
who do not remit fee on time will not make a claim to continue their studies and to remit the
fees subsequently. The IInd Instalment tuition fee without fine - 10th October
* Students who fail to pay the fees before 10th J une shall have to pay a fine of Rs. 50 for one
month. On default the registration shall be cancelled. Re-admission may be granted in the
same year provided the students apply for re-admission with a fee of Rs. 100 up to October
10th and a super fine of Rs. 250 upto 30th December. After that date remittance of Ist
Instalment cannot be permitted.
Syllabi and Text Books
The Syllabi and text books for degree course by Distance Education shall be the same as
for the degree course conducted in affiliated colleges of the University of Kerala unless
otherwise decided by the relevant bodies of the University.
Other Regulations for B.A.
1. No candidate shall be declared eligible for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts unless he has
completed the course of study prescribed and passed the examination in all the subjects
under the three parts of the examination viz Part I English, Part II Additional Language
and Part III Optional Subjects. No candidate who has passed any part or parts of the
examination shall be allowed to appear again for that part or parts of the examination
passed by him.
2. Pass minimum - A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Arts shall be declared to have
passed the examination.
i. Part - I English - of the examination if he obtains not less than 35% of the aggregate
marks of the three papers comprised in that part.
ii. Part II - Additional Language of the examination if he obtains not less than 35% of
the aggregate marks of the three papers comprised in that part.
iii. Part III - Optional Subject of the examination if he obtains not less than 35% of the
marks for each division of the Examination.
The marks required for securing a whole pass under Part III shall be not less than 30% of
the marks for the Main subjects and 35% of the marks for each of the subsidiary subjects
and not less than 35% of the aggregate for Part III.
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A candidate securing 35% of the marks in any one division but failing to qualify for a pass
in Part III will be declared to have passed that division in which he gets 35%. He can
complete Part III by appearing for the division in which he failed by securing 35% of the
marks in that division. But in the case of subsidiaries he ought to secure 35% of the marks
for each.
3. Division of the examination: The division of the examination under the several groups
under Part III Optional subjects shall be as follows:
Division (a): All papers including practical and record marks if any, under the Main section.
Division (b): All papers including practical if any, under the Subsidiary section.
4. Classification of successful candidates who obtain not less than 60% of the marks in any of
the Parts I, II or III shall be placed in the First class in that part.
Successful candidates who obtain 50% or more but less than 60% of the marks in any of the
Part I, II or III shall be placed in the Second class in that part.
All the successful candidates obtaining less than 50% of marks in any of the Parts I, II or III
shall be placed in the Third Class in that Part.
5. A candidate for the First Year, Second Year or Third year B.A. Degree examination shall be
required to register himself for the whole examination at the first appearance.
6. A candidate who has registered for the examination at the end of the first year/ Second year
of the course shall be permitted to continue the course of study in the second year/third
year class irrespective of the results of the examination.
7. Candidates who do not register their names for the respective examination shall not
be promoted to the next higher class under any circumstances.
8. (a) A candidate who has appeared / registered for first Year B.A. degree Examination at
the end of the first year of the course will be allowed to appear again for the first year
examination along with the second year examination with a view to improving the
results of the first year examination.
(b) A candidate who has registered / appeared for II B.A. degree examination at the end
of second year will be allowed to appear for Part III Paper II Main only of the
second year examination along with the third year examination with a view to
improving the results. Those who have failed in or were absent for Part I, Part II and
Part III Subsidiary papers have to submit separate applications for reappearance (See
item 9 (a) below) Improving will not be permitted for subsidiary papers, Part I and
Part II after Second year B.A. Examination.
(c) When a candidate re-appears for the whole or part or papers First Year/Second Year
B.A. Degree examination with a view to improving, the higher marks scored either
in the first examination or on re-appearance will be taken into account for declaring
his result.
Note: i. A Candidate may re-appear for the whole or part or paper of the first year examination
along with the second year examination and paper of the Main subject of the second
year examination along with the third year examination, at his option.
ii. R e-appearance for improvement will not be treated as subsequent appearance.
Absence for all the papers of a particular part of the examination for which the
candidates have registered shall not be treated as a chance for that part.
9. (a) A candidate who fails in part I/II/III (subsidiary) at the end of the second year shall
be permitted to take the examination in that part in September or along with the final
examination at the end of the third year. He shall apply in separate application form
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for the same. He has to write all the 3 papers of Part I English and Part II Second
Language.
(b) A candidate who pass in any division of the examination under Part III need not
appear again for that division but shall be allowed to complete Part III by passing the
division in which he had failed.
10. A person who has qualified for the B.A./B.Sc. Degree of this University under these
regulations shall be permitted to appear for a different optional group under Part III of the
examination at one sitting provided he has undergone the prescribed course of study for the
selected new group of optional subjects for a period of not less than two academic years
after qualifying for the degree.
Provided further that he shall not be allowed to offer any of the main or subsidiary subjects
included in Part III of the B.A. degree examination he had already taken.
Such a candidate will be admitted to the second year of the degree course.
For BSc Maths he will be admitted to the I year and has to write the exam at the end of each
year.He will be exempted from writing part I & II
11. Other regulations applicable to the college going students of the degree course are mutatis
mutandis, applicable to the students of correspondence courses.
Other Regulations for B. Com.
1. No Candidate shall be declared eligible for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce unless he
has completed the course of studies prescribed and passed the examination in all the subjects
under the three parts of the examination viz. Part I English, Part II Modern Language and
Part III subjects. No candidate who has passed in any part or parts of the examination shall
be allowed to appear again for the part or parts of Examination with the same subjects
passed by him.
2. Pass Minimum: A candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce shall be declared to
have passed the examination in.
i. Part I English of the examination if he obtains not less than 35% of the aggregate
marks of the two papers comprised in that part.
ii. Part - II Modern Language of the Examination if he obtains not less than 35% of the
total marks.
iii. Part III Subjects of the examination if he obtains not less than 35% marks prescribed
for each Paper.
3. Classification of successful candidates:- Successful candidates who obtain not less than
60% of marks in any of the parts I, II or III shall be placed in the first class in that part.
4. A candidate for the first year, second year or third year B. Com. Degree Examination shall
be required to register himself for the whole examination at his first appearance.
5. A candidate who has not registered for the first year examination shall not be permitted to
continue the course of study in the Second Year. A Candidate who has not registered for the
II year Examination shall not be permitted to continue the course of study in the Third Year.
6. (a) A Candidate who has appeared for the First Year B. Com. Degree examination at the
end of the first year of the course will be allowed to appear again for the examination
in Part I and III along with the Second Year examination with a view to improving
the results of the First Year examination.
Note: Examination in Part II Modern Language shall be completed and the results declared in the
first year itself. Candidates who fail in Part II are allowed to take the supplementary
examination in that part.
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(b) A candidate who has appeared for the second B. Com. Degree examination will be
allowed to appear again for the examinations, under Part III of the second year along
with third year examination with a view to improving the results.
(c) When a candidate reappears for a paper/papers of the First Year / Second Year B.Com.
Degree Examination, the higher marks scored by him will be taken into account for
declaring his results.
7. A candidates who fails to secure the required pass minimum in Part I of the examination at
the end of the second year, shall be permitted to take the Examination in the following
supplementary examination and / or along with the subsequent examinations.
COURSE DETAILS
POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES - HUMANITIES, COMMERCE &
SCIENCE
* M.A. History * M.A. Malayalam
* M.A. Political Science * M.A. Hindi
* M.A. Economics * M.A. Sanskrit
* M.A. Sociology * M.A. Tamil
* M.A. Public Administration * M.A. Arabic
* M.A. Islamic History * M.A. Music
* M.A. Philosophy * M.Sc. Mathematics
* M.A. English * M. Com
Duration of the Programmes : Two Years
Medium of Instruction and Examination : English (Except for Programmes in Hindi, Malayalam
and Tamil)
Broad Pattern of the Programmes
1. Each PG Programme will have 16 Papers, 8 Papers in the First Year and 8 Papers in the
Second Year each carrying 100 marks. In addition, there will be a Dissertation/Essay and a
Comprehensive Viva, at the end of the Second Year, each for 100 marks. Of the 100 marks
for Dissertation, 80 marks will be for the Dissertation and 20 marks for the viva based on it
which will be conducted along with the Comprehensive viva. Each PG Programme thus
will carry an aggregate of 1800 marks.
2. Each of the 16 Papers will be evaluated in two ways ie. by Continuous Assessment (C A)
and Annual Assessment (AA), C A will carry 15 marks and AA 85 marks.
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Programme Details
FIRST YEAR M. A. HISTORY
Maximum Marks
Paper Title of Paper Continuous Annual
Assessment Assessment Total
I Historical Method I 15 85 100
II Indian History I (up to 6th Century AD) 15 85 100
III Kerala History I (up to 12th Century AD) 15 85 100
IV Bronze Age Civilization (Elective) 15 85 100
V Historical Method II 15 85 100
VI Indian History II (from 600 to 1757 AD) 15 85 100
VII Kerala History II (from 1201 to 1800 AD) 15 85 100
VIII A History of Medieval Europe (Elective) 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. HISTORY
Maximum Marks
IX Western Historiography 15 85 100
X Indian History III - Colonialism and Resistance
Movements (1757-1857) 15 85 100
XI Kerala History III (1800 -1956) 15 85 100
XII History of Social Reform Movements in
Modern India (Elective) 15 85 100
XIII Oriental Historiography 15 85 100
XIV Indian History IV - Freedom Movement (1857 -1947) 15 85 100
XV Kerala History IV-Contemporary Period (1956 - 2000) 15 85 100
XVI History of USA since 1865 (Elective) 15 85 100
XVII Project/Essay 100 100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva - Voce 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. POLITICAL SCIENCE
Maximum Marks
I Modern Western Political Thought 15 85 100
II Modern Political Analysis and Political Sociology 15 85 100
III Indian Government and Politics 15 85 100
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IV Comparative Politics 15 85 100
V Theories and concepts of Public Administration 15 85 100
VI Theories and Concepts of International Politics 15 85 100
VII UNO and World Peace (Elective Paper I) 15 85 100
VIII Human Rights in India (Elective Paper II) 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. POLITICAL SCIENCE
Maximum Marks
IX Research Methodology 15 85 100
X Gandhian Political Thought 15 85 100
XI Issues in Indian Politics 15 85 100
XII Modern Indian Social and Political Ideas 15 85 100
XIII Politics of Developing Countries 15 85 100
XIV State and Society of Kerala 15 85 100
XV Media and Political Communication (Elective Paper III) 15 85 100
XVI Environment, Development and Politics
(Elective Paper IV) 15 85 100
XVII Dissertation / Essay 100 100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva -Voce 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. ECONOMICS
Maximum Marks
I Micro Economics - I 15 85 100
II Economics of Growth and Development 15 85 100
III Indian Economic Policy 15 85 100
IV Quantitative Methods 15 85 100
V Micro Economics II 15 85 100
VI Economics of Social Sector and Environment 15 85 100
VII Indian Economic Policy II (Kerala Economy) 15 85 100
VIII Research Methodology and Econometrics 15 85 100
Total 800
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Final Year M.A. ECONOMICS
Maximum Marks
IX Macro Economics I 15 85 100
X International Economics I 15 85 100
XI Public Economics 15 85 100
XII Macro Economics II 15 85 100
XIII International Economics II 15 85 100
XIV Finance and Capital Market 15 85 100
XV Agricultural Economics 15 85 100
XVI Industrial Economics 15 85 100
XVII Project I / Essay 100 100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva-Voce 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. SOCIOLOGY
Maximum Marks
I Classical Sociological Traditions 15 85 100
II Sociology of Indian Society 15 85 100
III Social Movement in India 15 85 100
IV Social Research 15 85 100
V Kerala Society: Structure and Change 15 85 100
VI Sociology of Change and Development 15 85 100
VII Social Statistics and Computer Applications 15 85 100
VIII Population & Society 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. SOCIOLOGY
Maximum Marks
IX Advanced Sociological Theory 15 85 100
X Globalization and Society 15 85 100
XI Rural Society in India 15 85 100
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XII Sociology of Health 15 85 100
XIII Current Debates in Social Theory 15 85 100
XIV Gender and Society 15 85 100
XV Local Self Government 15 85 100
XVI Tourism and Cultural Heritage 15 85 100
XVII Project work / General Essay 80/100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva - Voce 100+20 100
Total 1800
First Year M. A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Maximum Marks
I Theories and Concepts of Public Administration 15 85 100
II Development Administration in India 15 85 100
III Indian Government and Politics 15 85 100
IV Human Resources Management 15 85 100
V Principles of Business Administration 15 85 100
VI Public Policy Analysis 15 85 100
VII Human Rights in India (Elective Paper I) 15 85 100
VIII State Administration in India (Elective Paper II) 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Maximum Marks
IX Management and Organizational Behaviour 15 85 100
X International Trade & Administration 15 85 100
XI Issues in Indian Administration 15 85 100
XII Labour Administration in India 15 85 100
XIII Research Methodology 15 85 100
XIV Financial Administration in India 15 85 100
XV Environmental Management 15 85 100
XVI Personal Administration 15 85 100
XVII Project/Essay 100 100
Total 1800
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First Year M.A. ISLAMIC HISTORY
Maximum Marks
I General Historiography 15 85 100
II The Life and Times of Holy Prophet 15 85 100
III The Life and Times of Pious Caliphs 15 85 100
IV The Umayyahs of Damascus and Spain 15 85 100
V The Arabs and Muslim Historiography 15 85 100
VI The Abbasiyas 15 85 100
VII Select Problems of Muslim Rule in India 15 85 100
VIII Intellectual Revolution in the Middle Ages 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. ISLAMIC HISTORY
Maximum Marks
IX Islamic J urisprudence 15 85 100
X Islamic Political Thought 15 85 100
XI Muslims and Freedom Movement 15 85 100
XII Muslim World in Modern Times 15 85 100
XIII Revivalist Movement in Islam 15 85 100
XIV Islamic Economics 15 85 100
XV The Muslim Tradition of Kerala 15 85 100
XVI Contemporary Islamic World 15 85 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. PHILOSOPHY
Maximum Marks
I Classical Indian Philosophy 15 85 100
II Western Philosophy 15 85 100
III Logic 15 85 100
IV Moral Philosophy 15 85 100
V Philosophy of Vedanta 15 85 100
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VI Modern Moral Problems 15 85 100
VII Symbolic Logic 15 85 100
VIII Applied Ethics 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. PHILOSOPHY
Maximum Marks
IX Modern Indian Thought 15 85 100
X Philosophy of Science 15 85 100
XI Phenomenology and Existentialism 15 85 100
XII Analytical Philosophy 15 85 100
XIII Gandhian Philosophy 15 85 100
XIV Recent Development in Western Philosophy 15 85 100
XV Philosophy of Mind 15 85 100
XVI Philosophy of Religion 15 85 100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva Voce 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. English
Maximum Marks
I Chaucer to the Elizabethan Age 15 85 100
II Shakespeare 15 85 100
III Milton to 1800 15 85 100
IV The Romantic Age 15 85 100
V The Victorian Era 15 85 100
VI The Modern Era Part (i) 15 85 100
VII The Modern Era Part (ii) 15 85 100
VIII Indian Writing in English 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. English
Maximum Marks
IX American Literature Part I 15 85 100
X American Literature Part II 15 85 100
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XI Phonetics and History of the English Language 15 85 100
XII Structure of Modern English 15 85 100
XIII European Fiction Part I 15 85 100
XIV European Fiction Part II 15 85 100
XV Literary Theory and Criticism 15 85 100
XVI Teaching of English 15 85 100
XVII Project / Essay 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. Malayalam
Maximum Marks
I Prachina Sahithyam 15 85 100
II Madhyakala Sahithyam 15 85 100
III Keralasamskaram 15 85 100
IV Malayala Vyakaranam 15 85 100
V Adhunika Sahithyam - Gadyam 15 85 100
VI Adhunika Sahithyam - Padyam 15 85 100
VII Sahitya Meemamsa - Pourasthyam 15 85 100
VIII Sahitya Meemamsa - Paschathyam 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. Malayalam
Maximum Marks
IX Samakalika Sahityam Gadyam 15 85 100
X Vivarthanam Tatvavum Prayogavum 15 85 100
XI Samskritham Paper I 15 85 100
XII Malayala Vimarsanam 15 85 100
XIII Samakalika Sahithyam - Padyam 15 85 100
XIV Samskrutham Paper II 15 85 100
XV Adhunika Bhasha Sastram 15 85 100
XVI Bharatheeya Sahityam Tharathamya patanam 15 85 100
Total 1800
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First Year M.A. HINDI
Maximum Marks
I Ancient Poetry-Early & Riti Periods 15 85 100
II Prose, Novel & Short Story 15 85 100
III History of Hindi Literature: Early and Medieval Periods 15 85 100
IV Literary Criticism: Indian and Western Literary thought 15 85 100
V Medieval Poetry: Bhakti Period 15 85 100
VI Linguistics & Hindi Language 15 85 100
VII History of Hindi Literature: Modern Period 15 85 100
VIII Functional Hindi 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. HINDI
Maximum Marks
IX Modern Poetry up to Prayogvad 15 85 100
X Prose: Essay & Other prose poems 15 85 100
XI Indian Literature Elective Paper 15 85 100
XII Translation: Theory & Practice 15 85 100
XIII Modern Poetry: Since Prayogvad 15 85 100
XIV Prose Drama and One Act Plays 15 85 100
XV Special Author: Premchand 15 85 100
XVI Elective Paper: Hindi Literature of South Indian
Writers with special reference to Kerala 15 85 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. SANSKRIT
Maximum Marks
I General Text of Early Period 15 85 100
II History of Sanskrit Language I 15 85 100
III Grammar I 15 85 100
IV Literary Criticism I (Special Sahitya) 15 85 100
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V History of Sanskrit Literature 15 85 100
VI History of Sanskrit Language 15 85 100
VII Poetry and Drama 15 85 100
VIII Literary Logic and Mahabhasya 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. SANSKRIT
Maximum Marks
IX Literary Criticism II (Special Sahitya) 15 85 100
X Grammar - II 15 85 100
XI Advaita Vedanta I (Special Vedanta) 15 85 100
XII Poetics (Special Sahitya) 15 85 100
XIII Advaita Vedanta II (Special Vedanta) 15 85 100
XIV Advaita and Visistadvaita (Special Vedanta) 15 85 100
XV Literary Theories Eastern and Western (Special Sahitya) 15 85 100
XVI Manuscriptology (Elective) 15 85 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. TAMIL
Maximum Marks
I Modern Literature 15 85 100
II Modern Literary Theories and Criticism 15 85 100
III History of Tamil Literature 15 85 100
IV History of South Indian Culture and Tamil Inscriptions 15 85 100
V Medieval and Bhakthi Literature 15 85 100
VI Prosody and Poetics 15 85 100
VII Tolkappiyam Ezhuthu 15 85 100
VIII System of Indian Philosophy with special
reference to Tamil 15 85 100
Total 800
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Final Year M.A. TAMIL
Maximum Marks
IX The Study of Tamil Epics 15 85 100
X Akampuram Theories of Tolkappiyam 15 85 100
XI Tolkappiyam - Col 15 85 100
XII Research methodology and Translation 15 85 100
XIII Ancient Literature 15 85 100
XIV General Linguistics and History of Tamil Language 15 85 100
XV Study of Folklore 15 85 100
XVI Comparative Literature with special Reference to
Tamil and Malayalam 15 85 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. ARABIC
Maximum Marks
I Functional Arabic 15 85 100
II Classical Arabic Literature 15 85 100
III Quranic and Hadith Literature 15 85 100
IV Modern Arabic Poetry 15 85 100
V Communicative Arabic 15 85 100
VI Medieval Arabic Literature 15 85 100
VII Arabic Literature In India 15 85 100
VIII Linguistics, Rhetoric and Prosody 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. ARABIC
Maximum Marks
IX Literary Theory and Criticism 15 85 100
X Translation: Theory and Practice 15 85 100
XI Drama and Fiction in Arabic 15 85 100
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XII Elective I 15 85 100
XIII Contemporary Arab World 15 85 100
XIV Arabic J ournalism and Essay Writing 15 85 100
XV Methodology of Arabic Education 15 85 100
XVI Elective II 15 85 100
XVII Dissertation/Essay 100 100
XVIII Viva 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.A. Music
Maximum Marks
Theory Paper II Evolution of Indian Music 15 85 100
Theory Paper II Musical Trinity 15 85 100
Practical Paper I Different Musical forms 15 85 100
Practical Paper II Group Kritis and Chouka Kala Kritis 15 85 100
Theory Paper III Music and Allied Disciplines 15 85 100
Theory Paper IV Swathi Thirunal 15 85 100
Practical Paper III Composition of Swathi Thirunal 15 85 100
Practical Paper IV Compositions of Melas and its J anyas (A) 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.A. Music
Maximum Marks
Theory Paper V Regional Music-Kerala and Tamilnadu 15 85 100
Theory Paper VI Other composers 15 85 100
Practical Paper V Composition in melas and J anyas (B) 15 85 100
Practical Paper VI Composition in melas and J anyas (C) 15 85 100
Theory Paper VII Musical forms and instruments 15 85 100
Theory Paper VIII Western and Hindustani Music 15 85 100
Practical Paper VII Pallavi 15 85 100
Practical Paper VIII Vocal Concert 15 85 100
Presentation 15 85 100
Viva 80+20 Viva 100
Total 1800
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First Year M.Sc. mathematics
Maximum Marks
I Linear Algebra 15 85 100
II Real Analysis I 15 85 100
III Differential Equation 15 85 100
IV Topology 15 85 100
V Algebra 15 85 100
VI Real Analysis II 15 85 100
VII Topology II 15 85 100
VIII Computer Programming in C++ 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.Sc. Mathematics
Maximum Marks
IX Complex Analysis I 15 85 100
X Function Analysis I 15 85 100
XI Elective-I Operations research 15 85 100
XII Elective-II Analytical Number Theory 15 85 100
XIII Complex Analysis II 15 85 100
XIV Functional Analysis II 15 85 100
XV Elective-IV Representation Theory of finite Groups 15 85 100
XVI Elective III Numerical Analysis with
Computer Application 15 85 100
XVII Dissertation 100 100
Total 1800
First Year M.Com.
Maximum Marks
I Management Concept and Thought 15 85 100
II Financial Management 15 85 100
III Planning and Development Administration 15 85 100
IV Corporate Financial Accounting 15 85 100
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V Business Environment and Policy 15 85 100
VI Research Methodology 15 85 100
VII Strategic Management 15 85 100
VIII MIS and Computer Application 15 85 100
Total 800
Final Year M.Com.
Maximum Marks
IX Taxation Law and Accounts 15 85 100
X Financial Markets and Services 15 85 100
XI Corporate Governance 15 85 100
XII Project Planning and Control 15 85 100
XIII Management Optimization Techniques 15 85 100
XIV Corporate Planning and Management 15 85 100
XV Security Analysis and Portfolios Management 15 85 100
XVI Accounting for Managerial Decisions 15 85 100
XVII Essay 100 100
XVIII Comprehensive Viva-Voce 100 100
Total 1800
Eligibility for PG Programmes
M. A. History: Bachelors Degree of Kerala University in the Faculty of Social Science, (History,
Politics, Economics, Psychology, Islamic Studies, Sociology, Social Work) or a Bachelors degree
in English Language and Literature or any degree recognized as equivalent to a degree in Social
Science. Science graduates are not eligible for admission.
M. A. Political Science: Bachelors degree of Kerala University in History, Politics, Economics,
Philosophy, Psychology, Anthropology, J ournalism, Business Administration, Public
Administration, Geography, Islamic Studies, Sociology, Social Work, Law or Commerce or a
Bachelors degree in English Language and Literature or any degree recognized as equivalent to
the above. Science graduates with 50% marks in the main subject are eligible for admission.
M. A. English: Bachelors degree of Kerala University with English Literature under Part III or
as a Core Subject in a combination of subjects or Bachelors degree in the Faculties of Arts,
Science, Social Science, Oriental Studies and Fine Arts with not less than 3 papers with an aggregate
maximum of at least 300 marks for compulsory English (Part I or Part II as the case may be)
M.A. Economics: Bachelors degree of Kerala University in Economics, Mathematics or Statistics
or any degree recognized as equivalent thereto. Science graduates in subjects other than
Mathematics or Statistics are not eligible for admission.
M.A. Malayalam: Bachelors degree of Kerala University with Malayalam Literature under Part
III or B.A./B.Sc. degree with Malayalam under Part II with an aggregate maximum of at least 300
marks for Malayalam.
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M.A. Hindi: Bachelors degree with Hindi Literature under Part III or B.A./B.Sc. degree with
Hindi under Part II with an aggregate maximum of at least 300 marks for Hindi.
M.A. Sociology: Bachelors degree in any subject in the faculties of Arts, Science, Social Science,
Commerce and law or its equivalent. BCA degree recognized by University of Kerala and B.F.Sc.
degree of Kerala Agricultural University are also eligible for admission to the course. Bachelors
degree in Oriental faculties (Malayalam, Hindi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Arabic etc.) and in the faculty of
Fine Arts are not eligible for admission.
M.A. Public Administration: Bachelors degree in any discipline with 45% marks.
M.A. Sanskrit/Tamil/Arabic: Graduates with relevant languages under part III Main or as part
II additional Languages (Except Commerce graduates). (50% in Part II for Arabic)
M.A. Music: Graduates with Music under Part III/Degree holders who are talented and interested
in Music, who qualify in the aptitude test both in theory and practical conducted by the IDE (Rs.
200/- for aptitude test).
M.A. Islamic History: Graduate with Islamic History or Arabic under part III or Graduates in
Social Science, B.A. Afzal ul Ulama
M.A. Philosophy: A Bachelors degree in any discipline.
M.Sc. Mathematics: Bachelors degree of Kerala University or its equivalent in Mathematics or
Statistics or B.Sc. (Vocational) degree with Mathematics as one of the main subjects with atleast
55% marks in the optional subject including subsidiary subjects. For SEBC students the minimum
marks is 53% and for SC/ST students the minimum marks is 40%. Bonafide teachers in Kerala
having a B.Sc. in Maths or Statistics and having one year teaching experience with 45% marks
will be eligible.
M. Com: B.Com. degree of Kerala University or the NDC Examination of All India Council for
Technical Education or any other degree recognized as equivalent thereto. The liberalized Scheme
of Calicut University is not recognized by University of Kerala.
N.B: Students who have qualified from the National open school New Delhi and the B.A./
B.Com.Degree of Calicut University under liberalized scheme are not eligible for admission to
any of the above courses.
Date of Payment of Fee
M.A./M.Com./M.Sc.
First Year II Instalment on or before 30th December
Second Year I Instalment within two weeks after the Previous Examination
II Instalment on or before 30th December.
Special Rules Regarding Re-admission to the Second Year
1. The last date for remitting the 1st instalment of tuition fees for the II year MA/M.Com/
M.Sc. course without fine is two weeks after the previous exam. Students who fail to remit
the Ist instalment within this date will not be normally enrolled to the II Year of the course
even if they are eligible for promotion to the II year. However in exceptional cases, on
satisfaction of special reasons the Director is empowered to enroll such candidates to the II
year on payment of special fine.
2. Dues shall be calculated upto the date of discontinuance. A student who has failed to remit
any tuition fee shall be removed from the rolls and no study materials will be sent to him
from the date of such removal. Date of termination for this purpose is the date on which the
tuition fee with a fine of Rs. 50/- falls due. A student who has been so removed is liable to
pay all the fee upto the date of such removal and any document in the custody of the office
including TC from this office shall not be issued unless such dues are cleared. A student
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who intimates, this office of his/her discontinuance on any date after the last date prescribed
for remittance of tuition fees without fine will be deemed to have continued till the end of
that term. However a student who has been removed is eligible for readmission as per
rules.
3. Service shall be stopped on the date of discontinuance or removal.
4. A student who discontinues the course in the middle of an academic year may be readmitted
to the same course in the same academic year on payment of readmission fee. A Student
who discontinues and applies for readmission in a subsequent year will be readmitted in
the beginning of the academic year. In the latter case the student has to remit dues of the
previous year and the dues shall be calculated as in item No. 2 above.
5. Students who have remitted all dues in time (during the course period itself) but failed to
register for University examination shall avail the chance for examination registration in
subsequent years, if the Syllabus is not changed.
Special Admission (Additional Degree)
Those who already hold a Masters Degree in any subject are eligible for admission to any
other PG Programmes, having no Practicals, of the Institute. They have to undergo two
years study in the IDE and take the examination at the end of each year. They will not be
considered for ranking and will not be awarded another degree certificate. They will be
granted a certificate of having passed the additional examination and also the mark sheet
showing marks and division.
Rules regarding calculation of dues
All dues should be cleared before issuing or releasing any certificate from this office.
Only those students who have registered for First Year examination are eligible for promotion
to the Second year of the Post Graduate Course.
Students who are eligible for promotion to the Second Year of the Course are requested to
remit their First Instalment tuition fee well in advance of the last date. (The due date for
remittance shall be intimated to the students by separate circular). This will ensure early
dispatch of the first set of notes. Receipt of study materials by those who do not remit fee
on time will not make a claim to continue their studies and remit the fees subsequently.
Please do note that remittance of First Instalment tuition fee shall not be permitted after
30th December, the IInd Instalment due date.
Rules regarding Lower Registration rate
In case of subjects the enrolments of which is below 25, the Tuition fee collected shall be
50% of the total tuition fee. Study materials and classes are not provided. The students
have to remit all other fees as said in the prospectus.
Project Guidance
The Director of IDE shall prescribe separate list of supervising teachers for each discipline
on the recommendation of the Co-ordinators of the subject concerned in IDE. A candidate
may select his supervising teacher from the above list.
Annual Assessment
Annul assessment (I year & II year) will be conducted by the University.
Classification of Results
Classification of the results of the programme will be done after the II year examination
based on the total marks secured for both the years and shall be as follows:
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a. Not less than 40% but below 50% 3rd Class
b. Not less than 50% but below 60% 2nd Class
c. 60% and above 1st Class
d. 80% and above Distinction
Candidates who pass all the papers in the 1st appearance within the minimum period
prescribed for the programme shall be ranked on the basis of aggregate marks secured for
all the papers.
Other Regulations
Other rules applicable to students of the PG course under the Annual Examination Scheme
and other rules framed by the University from time to time are applicable to the students of
IDE.
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MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
MBA, MHRM, PGDHRM, PGDMM, PGDTTM, PGDEPMA
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A)
The University through the Institute of Distance Education offers graduate and post graduate
courses in frontier areas like Management, Information Technology and Computer Science. The
Objective of the Institute of Distance Education is to serve the educational needs of all types of
students which include self employed people, professionals, teachers, small entrepreneurs and
persons employed in business firms. With the objective to offer highest quality education in
management with minimum cost, the Institute is now offering a two year post graduate course in
Business Administration.
This course is designed to be offered as a Distance Learning Two year Semester Programme
through the Institute of Distance Education with academic support and co-ordination of the Institute
of Management in Kerala (IMK), a department under the University of Kerala.
Candidates seeking admission to the MBA course shall be required to have passed a Bachelor
Degree/P.G Degree Examination in any discipline conducted by the University of Kerala or any
other examinations recognized as equivalent thereto of any Indian or Foreign University and to
have obtained a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
Candidates who possess full time working experience in an executive or supervisory capacity in
Government, University or in any Industrial/Commercial or Non profit Organization or in
recognized teaching profession shall be allowed a reduction of 3% marks for every one year of
completed service subject to a maximum of 10% marks.
Admission Procedure
Admission to the MBA programme through IDE is made on the basis of an Entrance Test to be
conducted by the Institute of Management in Kerala each year and the final selection list is prepared
by giving 50% weightage for the marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examinations
and 50% weightage for the Entrance Test. The Entrance Test is for 2 hrs. duration at convenient
centre or centres decided by the IMK.
There is no upper age limit for admission to the MBA Degree Programme through the Institute of
Distance Education.
Documents to be produced for appearing for the Entrance Test
The following documents are to be enclosed with the application form.
1. Certified photocopy of Certificate/Marklist of the qualifying examination and Transfer
Certificate.
2. Identity card with the name and address of the applicant duly filled and signed in.
3. DD / PIS for Rs. 200/- towards fee for Entrance Exam.
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SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
First Year
First Semester:
Sl. Subject
Course
Contact hrs. Maximum marks
No. Code in the year
CA AA Total
1. MBAD 101 Principles of Management 15 25 75 100
2. MBAD 102 Accounting for Managers 15 25 75 100
3. MBAD 103 Quantitative methods for
Management 15 25 75 100
4. MBAD 104 Business Environment 15 25 75 100
5. MBAD 105 Operations Management 15 25 75 100
6. MBAD 106 Organizational Behaviour 15 25 75 100
7. MBAD 107 Managerial Economics 15 25 75 100
Total 105 175 525 700
Second Semester:
Sl. Subject
Course
CA AA Total
1. MBAD 201 Operation Research 15 25 75 100
2. MBAD 202 Written and Oral communication 15 25 75 100
3. MBAD 203 Research methods for Management 15 25 75 100
4. MBAD 204 Financial Management 15 25 75 100
5. MBAD 205 Human resource Management 15 25 75 100
6. MBAD 206 Marketing management 15 25 75 100
7. MBAD 207 E-Business mini project 50 100
Total 90 200 450 650
Second Year
Third Semester:
Sl. Subject
Course
CA AA Total
1. MBAD 301 Laws for Business 15 25 75 100
2. MBAD 302 Management Information System 15 25 75 100
3. Elective 1 15 25 75 100
4. Elective 2 15 25 75 100
5. Elective 3 15 25 75 100
6. Elective 4 15 25 75 100
Total 90 150 450 600
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Fourth Semester:
Sl. Subject
Course
CA AA Total
1. MBAD 401 Strategic management 15 25 75 100
2. Elective 5 15 25 75 100
3. Elective 6 15 25 75 100
4. Elective 7 15 25 75 100
5. Elective 8 15 25 75 100
6. MBAD 402 Project Work 200 200
7. MBAD 403 Comprehensive Viva Voce 50 50
Total 75 125 625 750
ELECTIVES: There are 4 streams of electives, namely, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources
and Systems stream. A student has to choose any 2 streams of electives. Each
stream has 4 papers. A total of 8 electives to be taken for study.
Contact Centres/Counselling Centres
The students of MBA programme shall select a Contact centre/Counselling Centre from the list of
approved contact centres/counselling centres notified by the Institute in the beginning of each
academic year after taking into account the enrolment of candidates. Each contact centre/
counselling centre under a co-ordinator will conduct Personal Contact Programmes for the course
on weekends and holidays or on such convenient days. The Director, IDE may entertain request
for change of contact centre/counselling centre on reasonable grounds after charging the fee for
transfer of centre.
Evaluation Details
Evaluation of each paper for the programmes shall be done in two parts, viz., 1. Continuous
Assessment (CA) and 2. Annual Assessment (AA). Each core/Elective paper carries 100 marks.
The distribution of marks shall be 25% and 75% for CA and AA respectively as shown in the
scheme.
Continuous Assessment (CA)
There shall be three components for continuous assessment, viz (a) Attendance (b) Assignment
and (c) Seminar/Discussion/Test paper. The allocation of marks for each component will be as
follows:
a) Attendance 10 marks
b) Assignment 15 marks
Total 25 marks
There is no continuous assessment for project work
Those who secure a minimum of 75% attendance in the aggregate for all the contact classes
conducted in a year shall only be allowed to register for the annual examination. However, a
candidate who fails to get the minimum attendance as aforesaid shall also be permitted to register
for the annual examination on request together with the required fees of Rs. 200/- for exemption
prescribed by the University but no marks for attendance will be given.
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Assignment, Seminar/Discussion/Test paper
Topics for Assignments shall be decided and evaluated by the faculty in charge of each subject.
The Co-ordinator of each contact centre/counselling centre shall publish the consolidated mark
list of CA in the contact centre/counselling centre at least one month before the commencement
of University examinations. The complaints regarding the award of marks for the various
components of CA, if any, have to be submitted to the Course Co-ordinator in the IDE within 2
weeks from the date of display of mark list in the Contact Centre/Counselling Centre. These
complaints shall be examined by the Advisory Committee and the said committee shall arrive at
a decision. The decision of the committee shall be communicated by the Course Co-ordinator to
the students through the Contact centre/Counselling Centre.
Any student who is not satisfied with the decision of the Advisory committee can prefer an appeal
to the University level Monitoring Committee within 2 weeks from the date of receipt of the
communication as aforesaid. The decision of the University Level Monitoring Committee in this
regard shall be final.
Guidance of the Project Work
The Project work shall be guided by a supervising teacher. A candidate may select his supervising
teacher from the prescribed list notified at all Contact Centres/Counselling Centres. The report of
the project work submitted at the end of the 2nd year shall be valued by two examiners appointed
by the University.
Annual Assessment (AA )
Annual Assessment at the end of second and fourth semesters shall be conducted by the University
and evaluated under the double valuation system, applicable to the Post-Graduate examinations.
The first and third semester examinations shall be conducted by IMK in association with IDE.
Pass requirements
The minimum marks required for a pass is 50% in each Subject. A Candidate who fails to secure
the aforesaid minimum marks for a paper/papers need to re-appear for that paper/papers only in
the subsequent examination. Cancellation of any examination taken by a student will not be
permitted.
Explanation: Paper here includes Project Work including project work based viva and
comprehensive viva.
A candidate who passes all the papers of each semester shall be declared to have passed the
examination of that semester.
Classification of the results of the programme shall be done after the Fourth Semester examination
and is based on the total marks secured for all the Semesters. The classification shall be as under.
a) Not less than 50% aggregate but below 60% IInd class
b) Not less than 60% and above -1st class
c) Not less than 80% and above - 1st class with distinction
(Provided the student passes all the papers in one attempt)
Candidates who pass all the papers in the first appearance within the minimum period prescribed
for the programmes shall be ranked on the basis of aggregate marks secured for all papers.
Promotion
Candidates who register for the Semester Examination alone shall be promoted to the next Semester
of the course.
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Other Regulations:
All other rules applicable to students of the P.G course under the annual examination scheme and
other rules framed by the University from time to time are applicable to the students of the IDE.
All admissions are provisional till the verification of the original certificates. The Director reserves
the right to cancel the provisional admissions of any student who fails to submit the required
documents/fees within the stipulated time.
Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM)
1. Introduction
Human Resource Management is one of the fast developing areas in professional management.
The MHRM course is designed as a high level job oriented one. The Programme is useful to those
who are already employed in the Personal Administrative or other functional areas of different
organizations for their career advancement.
2. Object of MHRM
The most important objective of the course is to develop and train sufficient numbers of trained
personnel in human resource management. The course is designed to expose the students to the
problems and techniques of management with specialization in human resource management.
3. Eligibility for Admission
Candidates having Bachelors Degree in any discipline from the University of Kerala or from any
other University recognized by the University of Kerala with not less than 40% marks in aggregate
for part III ie., (Main and subsidiary) are eligible to apply for the course. There will not be any
restrictions regarding age.
4. Scheme and Syllabus
First Year MHRM
Core Total Exam
Internal
Total
Papers
Title of the Paper
Marks
Evaluation
Marks
Assignments
I Principles of Management 75 25 100
II Human Resource Management-I 75 25 100
III Organizational Behaviour 75 25 100
IV Research Methodology and Quantitative Methods 75 25 100
V Industrial Engineering 75 25 100
VI Labour and Managerial Economics 75 25 100
Total 450 150 600
Second Year MHRM
Core Total Exam
Internal
Total
Papers
Title of the Paper
Marks
Evaluation
Marks
Assignments
I Human Resource Management II 75 25 100
II Human Resource Development 75 25 100
III Industrial Sociology 75 25 100
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IV Industrial Relations 75 25 100
V Labour Legislation 75 25 100
VI Project Report - - 100
VII Viva-Voce (comprehensive) - - 100
Total 375 125 700
Grand Total 1300
Each paper shall carry a maximum of 100 marks, out of which 75 marks will be for University
Examination and 25 marks for Internal evaluation. Each student will be required to submit 5
assignments carrying 5 marks for each assignment. Project Report and comprehensive Viva-voce
Examination shall carry 100 marks each.
A student will have to score not less than 50% of marks for Internal and external examinations put
together to pass a paper and an aggregate 50% marks for all papers put together for a pass in the
examinations. The division of marks will be based on the aggregate marks of all the Internal and
external (University) examinations, for all the papers, project and viva-voce examination put
together.
5. Gradation
Candidates who secure 50% marks and above but below 60% of total marks for all papers shall be
declared to have passed in Second class. Candidates who obtain 60% marks and above shall be
declared to have passed in first class. Those who secure less than 50% in aggregate shall be
considered failed. The failed candidates have to appear for the failed paper only. Failed candidate
will be given five years from the date of admission to pass the examination without any restriction
in number of chances.
PGDHRM (Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management)
Eligibility for PGD HRM, PGD MM, PGD TTM & PGD EPMA
Graduation in any discipline from the University of Kerala or from any other Universities approved
as equivalent by the University of Kerala. Students who have qualified from National open school,
New Delhi and the BA/B.Com Degree of the Calicut University under liberalized school are not
eligible for admission.
Course objective
To create middle level professionals with adequate theoretical and practical exposure.
Conduct of the Programme
The students enrolled to the programme at IDE shall be supplied with notes for all papers. In
addition to this contact classes shall be arranged for not less than 15 days. Attendance in contact
programme is compulsory. However exemptions shall be granted in exceptional cases by assessing
the competence through assignments.
Duration of the Course is One Year and Medium of Instruction is English.
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Part I Core Courses - 4 Papers
Total
Mark
Paper I Human resource Management 100
Paper II Industrial Relations 100
Paper III Organizational Behaviour 100
Paper IV Labour Legislation 100
Part II Optional 1 Paper
Paper I Principles of Business Management 100
PGDMM (Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management)
Part I Core Courses - 4 Papers
Total
Mark
Paper I Marketing management 100
Paper II Marketing Research 100
Paper III Advertising management 100
Paper IV International Marketing 100
Part II Optional 1 Paper
Paper I Principles of Business Management 100
PGDTTM (Post Graduate Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management)
Subjects of Study and Maximum Marks
Part I Core Courses
External Internal
Total
Evaluation Assessment
Paper I Tourism Management Principles and practices 85 15 100
Paper II Travel Agencies and Tour Operations 85 15 100
Paper III Tourism Products and Marketing 85 15 100
Paper IV Financial Management 85 15 100
Paper V Executive Communication 85 15 100
Paper VI Project Report 100 - 100
Scheme of Evaluation (PGDTTM)
Each paper carries 100 marks, of which 15 marks shall be awarded for internal assessment/
continuous assessment (Assignment). External evaluation is conducted for each paper carrying
85 marks at the end of the programme. Only candidates securing not less than 50% marks in
continuous assessment shall be allowed to appear for the external evaluation.
Assignment
The students shall be assigned topics or questions carrying 15 marks for each paper. Attendance,
class performance and assignments will be treated as continuous Assessment. The students shall
submit the completed assignment to the Co-ordinator within the period stipulated by the Director,
IDE. Assignment guidelines and topics will be sent to the candidates separately.
Grading
Continuous assessment and external evaluation marks shall be consolidated for the gradation of
the result.
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60% marks and above I Class
50% marks and above II Class
40% marks and above III Class
Candidates securing less than 40 marks shall be graded as failed candidates. A Candidate should
secure 40% marks individually/separately for each paper. A candidate who fails in the examination
need only appear for the paper or papers in which he/she has secured less than 40% marks.
PGDEPMA (Post Graduate Diploma in Educational Planning
Management and Administration)
The need for instituting a Post-Graduate Diploma in Educational Planning Management and
Administration arouse from the following considerations.
1. There is increasing demand from officers in service to undergo academic programme offered
by the Universities in Educational Planning and Management.
2. Providing technical support to the educational planners/managers/administrators/
implementers in educational planning and management.
3. Satisfying the educational needs of officers in service through continuing education system.
Scheme of PGDEPMA
Part A
Maximum Marks
Core Papers Written Internal
Uty. Exam Assessment Total
Paper I Educational Planning & Development 80 20 100
Paper II Educational Management and Administration 80 20 100
Paper III Total quality Management in Education 80 20 100
Paper IV Financial Administration 80 20 100
Paper V Organizational behaviour 80 20 100
Part B Optional paper (offer any one)
Paper VI A Management of Higher Education 80 20 100
Paper VI B Management of School Education
Total Marks 480 120 600
Assignment and Examination
Part A: Core Papers Five Papers/Part B: one optional paper. University written Examination: 80
marks per paper. Each paper will have a duration of three hours (80x6) =480 marks. Internal
assignments 20 marks per paper (20x6) =120 marks.
The candidates will have to submit four assignments (internal valuation) for one paper. (Five
marks for one assignment 5x4 =20 marks). The assignments for evaluation must be sent to the
Director, Centre for Adult Continuing Education & Extension, University of Kerala Students
Centre Campus, Thiruvananthapuram, PIN 695 033 (Telephone 0471-2302523).
If the assignments are not submitted within the prescribed time limit the candidate will lose his/
her marks for the assignments. (Details related to assignments will be given in the course material)
Classification
Those who secure not less than 60% in the aggregate of all papers together shall be placed in first
class. Those who obtain less than 60% but not less than 50% are placed in the second class, and
those who obtain less than 50% but not less than 40% in the aggregate are placed in the Third Class.
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LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE PROGRAMMES
BLISc & MLISc
BACHELOR OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE (BLISc)
Objectives
The objectives of the Bachelors Degree in Library and Information Science (BLISc) are:
i. to give the students an understanding of the basic principles and fundamental laws of library
and information science.
ii. to enable the students to understand and appreciate the place and functions of different
types of libraries in the changing social and educational set up; and
iii. to give training to the students in the techniques and routines of modern library management.
DURATION : One Year
Eligibility For Admission
The minimum qualification for admission to the course is a bachelors degree of the University of
Kerala with not less than 40% marks, or a degree of any other University recognized as equivalent
thereto with not less than 40% marks. Candidates belonging to scheduled caste scheduled tribes
and other backward communities will be eligible for concession of 5% and 3% respectively.
Examination, Registration and Pass requirement
1. No Candidate will be allowed to register for the Examination unless he/she has attended
75% of the contact classes/seminars.
2. The minimum marks for pass (third class) shall be 40% Second class 50%, First class 60%
and Distinction 80%.
Candidate will be presented for the whole examination in the first instance, but they may
appear for any paper in subsequent attempts within three academic years.
Overview of the Programme:
Maximum Marks
Paper No. Title of the Papers
Written Internal
3 hrs.
1. Library and Society 75 25 100
2. Library Management 75 25 100
3. Information Sources, Services and Systems 75 25 100
4. Information Technology (Theory) 75 25 100
5. Information Technology (Practical) 75 25 100
6. Library Classification and Cataloguing (Theory) 75 25 100
7. Library Classification (Practical) 75 25 100
8. Library Catalogue (Practical) 75 25 100
Total 800
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MASTER OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE (MLISc)
Objectives
The main Objectives of this course are:
To acquaint the students with the various aspects of information, knowledge and
communication.
To acquaint the students with the various techniques of information storage and retrieval.
To give students a detailed knowledge relating to national and international information
systems and techniques of designing various types of information systems.
To acquaint the students with various facts of information technology and to make them
proficient in using the IT devices for the routine operations in a library.
To equip the students in research methods and research methodology.
M.L.I.Sc. (One Year) Scheme
Maximum Marks
Paper No. Title of the Papers Written Internal
1 Information, Knowledge and Communication 75 25 100
2 Information Processing and Retrieval (Theory) 75 25 100
3 Information Technology (Theory) 75 25 100
4 Information Technology (Practical) 75 25 100
5 Information Systems and Services 75 25 100
6 Information Systems Management* 75 25 100
7 Research Methodology 75 25 100
8 Technical Communication 75 25 100
9 Statistical Methods 75 25 100
10 Dissertation Viva-voce 75 25 100
Total 750 250 1000
*For this course each candidate has to choose any one of the following options.
1. Science Information System 2. Academic Library System
Admission Requirements
The minimum qualification for admission to the course is a Bachelors degree in Library and
Information Science of the University of Kerala, or a degree of any other university recognized as
equivalent thereto.
Attendance
No candidate will be eligible for registration to the M.L.ISc examination unless he/she has attended
75% of the contact classes/practicals/ seminars.
Assessment and Evaluation
25 marks set apart for internal assessment for each paper are awarded by concerned course instructor
and are apportioned as 5 for attendance, 10 for test papers and assignments and 10 marks for
Seminar presentation. 75 marks set apart for dissertation and 25 marks for viva-voce.
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The terminal examination in each paper is of three hours duration and carries 75 marks. The
minimum pass marks for a paper is 40%. On successful completion of the course a candidate will
be declared to have passed in the following categories.
Distinction 80% and above
I Class Between 60% and 79%
II Class Between 50% and 59%
III Class Between 40% and 49%
Dissertation & Viva voce
The students have to work on a topic applying appropriate research techniques and prepare a
dissertation. Approximate size of the dissertation shall be 100 typed pages in A4 size paper. The
Students should appear for a viva voce. The Viva-voce examination is based on the dissertation.
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IT PROGRAMMES
B.Sc. Computer Science Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
BCA Bachelor of Computer Applications
B.Com CA B. Com Accounting & Computer Applications
PGDCA Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications
M.Sc. Computer Science Master of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor Degree in Computer Science (B. Sc. Computer Science)
The objective of the B.Sc. Programme in Computer Science is to produce graduates who have a
broad understanding of Computer Science with particular emphasis on software development.
This course is designed around conventional and electronic media that will meet this goal and
which is well suited for distance study. This Programme prepares the students for positions in
industry applications, development and research.
Bachelor of Computer Applications (B.C.A.)
The B.C.A. Programme is designed for students interested in acquiring a broad knowledge of
Computer applications as they are used in the modern organizational setting. Programme instruction
is provided through text and electronic media.
Personal Contact Programme
For Degree Courses, contact classes are held for about 30 hours for each paper per year on holidays
at various study centres previously fixed. This provides opportunity for the students to interact
with their teachers and peers.
Study Materials
Study materials are prepared by the teachers and by experts in the field and are despatched to the
students promptly at regular intervals, through respective study centres.
Computer Laboratory
Computer Laboratory facilities for practicals will be provided through the study centres* listed
elsewhere in the prospectus.
Contact Class and Lab work
Contact classes and lab work will be arranged at the Study Centres of the University. The University
will provide 40 hours of lab work each year at the Study Centres.
Evaluation Details - Internal (two assignments each year for theory and one for Lab)
External (Annual Examination)
Examination - Examination will be conducted by the University.
Regulation and Scheme for B.Sc. (Computer Science),
B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Applications)
Offered under the Distance Education Programme of the University of Kerala
DURATION of the courses is three years with University Examination at the end of each year.
Eligibility
i. A pass in Pre-Degree examination of the University of Kerala, or any other examination
recognized as equivalent thereto.
OR
ii. Any degree of the University of Kerala or equivalent.
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OR
iii. Diploma holders in Engineering subjects approved by the Director of Technical Education,
Government of Kerala, Diploma being obtained after a study of 3 years Programme in
Polytechnic.
Pass requirements
1. For each theory paper, a candidate should secure a minimum of 50 marks out of total of 125
marks in the University examination and a total of 75 marks out of 150 marks (inclusive of
University examination and Evaluation for assignment etc.)
2. For each Lab paper, Case study, Project work etc. the evaluation scheme will be same as
that of the Regular B. Sc. (Computer Science), programme. The pass requirement in all
such cases will be a minimum of 50% marks of the respective component. (i.e Lab / Case
Study / Project Work).
3. Aggregate marks secured in all theory, practicals, case study. Project etc. will be considered
for the final classification (out of a total of 3000 marks).
4. Candidates who secure 80% and above in aggregate passing, all subjects without a failure in
any subject in all the three years will be declared to have passed in first class with distinction.
5. Candidates securing 60% and above in aggregate of all subjects will be declared to have
passed in first class.
6. All other successful candidates will be declared to have passed in second class.
7. 75% attendance in contact class is needed. However those who secure 50% attendance in
contact classes can register the exam by remitting exemption fee of Rs. 500. Those who
fail to secure atleast 50% attendance are not eligible to apply for the examination.
8. If he/she does not pass all subjects in the examination held within six years after enrolment
the candidate has to discontinue the course.
9. Promotion to 2nd year will be granted to those students who register for University
examination at the end of 1st year.
10. Promotion to 3rd year will be granted to those students who register for University
examination at the end of 2nd year.
Scheme of Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
(3 year Annual Scheme)
First Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 Technical Communication 25 125 150
Paper 2 Mathematics 25 125 150
Paper 3 Basic electronics and Fundamentals of Computers 25 125 150
Paper 4 Programming Principles 25 125 150
Paper 5 Principles of Accountancy and Management 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab I PC Software 100 100
Paper 7 Lab II Programming in C 100 100
Paper 8 Case study I 50 50
Total 1000
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Second Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 Statistical Methods and Operations Research 25 125 150
Paper 2 Computer Organization and Operating Systems 25 125 150
Paper 3 Objective Oriented Programming and Data Structure 25 125 150
Paper 4 Data Base Management Systems and COBOL 25 125 150
Paper 5 Data Communication and Computer Networks 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab III Objective Oriented Programming 100 100
Paper 7 Lab IV COBOL and DBMS 100 100
Paper 8 Case study II 50 50
Total 1000
Final Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 System Analysis and Design 25 125 150
Paper 2 Internet and Web Applications 25 125 150
Paper 3 Information System and MIS 25 125 150
Paper 4 Elective - I 25 125 150
Paper 5 Elective - II 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab V Internet and Visual Tools 50 50
Paper 7 Project and Viva - Voce 200 200
Total 1000
List of Electives
1. Software Engineering 4. Computer Graphics
2. Visual Tools 5. Design and Analysis of Algorithms
3. Information Technology in Management
Scheme of Bachelor of Computer Science
(3 year Annual Scheme)
First Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 Technical Communication 25 125 150
Paper 2 Mathematics 25 125 150
Paper 3 Basic electronics and Fundamentals of Computers 25 125 150
Paper 4 Programming Principles 25 125 150
Paper 5 Principles of Accountancy and Management 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab I PC Software 100 100
Paper 7 Lab II Programming in C 100 100
Paper 8 Case study I 50 50
Total 1000
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Second Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 Statistical Methods and Operations Research 25 125 150
Paper 2 Computer Organization and Operating Systems 25 125 150
Paper 3 Objective Oriented Programming and
Data Structures 25 125 150
Paper 4 Data Base Management Systems and COBOL 25 125 150
Paper 5 System Analysis and Design 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab III Objective Oriented Programming 100 100
Paper 7 Lab IV COBOL and DBMS 100 100
Paper 8 Case study II 50 50
Total 1000
Final Year
Final Year Internal External Total
Paper 1 Data Communication Systems 25 125 150
Paper 2 Computer Graphics 25 125 150
Paper 3 Software Engineering 25 125 150
Paper 4 Elective - I 25 125 150
Paper 5 Elective - II 25 125 150
Paper 6 Lab V Computer Graphics 50 50
Paper 7 Project and Viva - Voce 200 200
Total 1000
List of Electives
1. Internet and Web Applications 4. Information Technology in Management
2 Information Systems and MIS 5. Design and Analysis of Algorithms
3. Visual Tools
B. Com. (Accounting & Computer Applications) Degree
1. Scheme
This course is designed to be offered as a Distance Learning Programme through the IDE in
collaboration with the UIT centres of the University, selected affiliated colleges and other leading
industrial and academic institutions approved as study Centres by the University. It is designed
under the three main system so that a successful candidate can go for higher studies in any one of
the main subjects.
2. Course Objective
The objective of the course is to provide the students a basic knowledge of commercial subjects,
a thorough understanding of accounting principles and practices and practical knowledge of
computer applications in the business field.
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3. Eligibility for admission
A pass in the pre-degree examination of the University of Kerala or its equivalent.
4. Course content
The course of study shall comprise the study of subjects under three main groups:
Group A - Commerce
Group B - Accounting
Group C - Computer Applications
5. Course duration
The course is a three year degree programme with annual examinations of 3 hour duration at the
end of each year.
The subjects to be studied during the first, second and third years of the course shall be as follows.
Scheme of papers for B. Com. (Accounting and Computer Applications)
Subject
Exam
Year Code
Title of paper
duration Marks
(hrs)
W P W P Total
I A1 Principles of Business Decision 3 - 100 - 100
A2 Business Management 3 - 100 - 100
B1 Business Statistics 3 - 100 - 100
B2 Accounting 3 - 100 - 100
C1 Introduction to Computers 3 2 75 25 100
C2 Elementary Database Management Systems 3 2 75 25 100
II A3 Capital Market 3 - 100 - 100
A4 Commercial Law 3 - 100 - 100
B3 Advanced Accounting 3 - 100 - 100
B4 Costing Methods and Techniques 3 - 100 - 100
C3 Programming Fundamentals and C 3 2 75 25 100
C4 Internet Technology and Web Applications 3 2 75 25 100
III A5 Principles of Marketing 3 - 100 - 100
A6 Banking Law and Practice 3 - 100 - 100
B5 Higher Accounting 3 - 100 - 100
B6 Auditing 3 - 100 - 100
C5 Computerised Accounting 3 2 75 25 100
C6 E-Commerce Technology and Applications 3 2 75 25 100
W = Written P = Practical
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6. Pass minimum
No candidates shall be declared eligible for the Degree of Bachelor of Commerce unless he/she
has completed the course of studies prescribed and passed the examination in all the subjects
under the three groups.
A candidate is declared to have passed a subject, if he obtains not less than 35% of the marks
prescribed for that paper.
7. Classification of successful candidates
Successful candidates who obtain not less than 60% of marks in the aggregate shall be placed in
the first class.
Successful candidates obtain less than 60% and not less than 50% of marks in the aggregate shall
be placed in the second class.
The other successful candidates obtaining less than 50% of marks in the aggregate shall be placed
in the third class.
Candidates who pass any subject in more than two attempts shall not be classified according to
the above provisions.
8. Registration for Examination
A candidate for the First year, Second year or Third year B. Com Degree examinations shall be
required to register himself for the whole examination at his first appearance.
A candidate who has not registered for the first year examination shall not be permitted to continue
the course of study in the second year. A candidate who has not registered for the second year
examination shall not be permitted to continue the course of study in the third year.
9. Improvement
A candidate who has appeared for the first year B. Com. Degree examination at the end of the first
year of the course will be allowed to appear again for the examination with the second year
examination with a view to improving the results of the first year examination.
A candidate who has appeared for the Second year B. Com. Degree examination will be allowed
to appear again for the examination of the Second year along with third year examination with a
view to improving the results.
When a candidate re-appears for a paper/papers of a First year/Second year B. Com degree
examination the higher marks scored by him will be taken into account for declaring his results.
A candidate who fails to secure the required pass minimum in any paper/papers shall be permitted
to take the examination in that paper/papers in the following supplementary examination and / or
along with the subsequent regular examination.
10. Contact Classes and Lab work
Contact Classes and Lab work will be arranged at the study Centres of the University. 20 hours of
lab work each year at the Study Centres will be provided.
Post graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA)
The goal of this programme is to help the graduate of all disciplines to obtain a broad understanding
of Computer Science with a particular emphasis on software development. This course is defined
around text and electronic media that will meet this goal and which is well suited for distance
study. This programme prepares the students for positions in industry applications and development.
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Scheme of Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) (18 months)
First Year (part I ):Duration 12 months
Sl.
Code Subject
Marks
No.
Duration
Assign- University Total
of Exam.
ment Exam
1 DCA 11 Introduction to Computer Organization 3 hrs. 20 80 100
2 DCA 12 System Software & Operating System 3 hrs. 20 80 100
3 DCA 13 Structured Programming through COBOL 3 hrs. 20 80 100
4 DCA 14 Data Base Management System 3 hrs. 20 80 100
5 DCA 15 Introduction to Programming through C 3 hrs. 20 80 100
6 DCA 16 Software Lab I 3 hrs. 20 80 100
7 DCA 21 System Analysis & Design 3 hrs. 20 80 100
8 DCA 23 Data Structure & Algorithms through C 3 hrs. 20 80 100
Second Year (Part II): Duration 6 months
1 DCA 22 Business Data Processing & MIS 3 hrs. 20 80 100
2 DCA 24 OOPS Programming Using C++ 3 hrs. 20 80 100
3 DCA 25 Principles Data Communication 3 hrs. 20 80 100
4 DCA 26 Graphics &Multimedia concepts 3 hrs. 20 80 100
5 DCA 31 Project and Viva Voce 200 200
(150+50)
6 DCA 32 Software lab2 100 100
Grand Total 1500
Duration: 18 months including project work
Detailed Syllabus: Same syllabus as that of the regular PGDCA programme.
1. Each theory paper should have a minimum of 15 hours of contact classes.
2. A minimum of 50 hours of Lab work (contact hours) in part I and 50 hours of lab work in
part II to be provided.
3. A minimum of two assignments be given to the students in each theory paper. One assignment
10 marks. The centre may have to arrange for evaluation of assignments and return of the
papers in systematic way.
4. University examination in each theory paper carries 80 marks. In the case of DCA 16-PC
software, 20 marks is allotted for 2 Lab assignments and 80 marks for the University Exam
(Lab).
5. Distribution of marks in the case of project work: 150 marks for project assessment. Two
experts will assess the project work. Each examiner shall award a maximum of 75 marks and
the total marks awarded by the two examiners shall be added up to award the marks out of 150.
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6. A Viva Voce exam shall be conducted and the max. mark for Viva-Voce exam is 50.
7. Classification of results: Same rules as that of regular PGDCA programme.
8. Rules for attendance: as per the Distance Education Programme norms.
Eligibility
A Bachelors Degree in any discipline.
Personal contact Programme
For the PGDCA course, contact classes are held for about 30 days on holidays at various study
centres previously fixed. This provides opportunity for students to meet their teachers and discuss
with them.
Computer Laboratory
Laboratory work will be provided through study centres* as per the scheme given above.
M.Sc. Computer Science
The objective of the M Sc programme in Computer Science is to produce knowledgeable
postgraduates who have a broad understanding of Computer Science with particular emphasis on
software development. The course is designed around conventional and electronic media that will
meet this goal and which is well suited for distance study. This programmme prepares the students
for positions in industry applications, development and research.
Eligibility
Candidate having one of the following qualifications are eligible for admission to the M.Sc.
Programme.
1. A Bachelors Degree in Computer Science / Electronics / Computer application
2. A Bachelors Degree with Mathematics / Statistics and Computer Science / Computer
application at subsidiary level.
3. A Bachelors Degree in Science/ Commerce / Economics / Management and a Post Graduate
Diploma in Computer Application from a University or Recognised Institution. (State Board
of Technical Education, LBS, IHRD, ER & DCI, C-DAC)
4. A Bachelors Degree in Engineering.
5. A Bachelors Degree in Mathematics with Computer Science/Computer Application at the
Main or Subsidiary level.
Scheme of M.Sc. Computer Science (Two Year Semester Scheme)
Paper Subject Internal External Total
First Semester
1.1 Mathematical foundations of Information Technology 20 80 100
1.2 Fundamental programming 20 80 100
1.3 System Architecture 20 80 100
1.4 Microprocessor Architecture and programming 20 80 100
1.5 Data management and file system 20 80 100
1.6 Case study - I 20 80 100
1.7 Practical (Software) - I 20 80 100
Total 700
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Second Semester
2.1 Operation Research 20 80 100
2.2 Operating Systems 20 80 100
2.3 Object Oriented Programming &J ava 20 80 100
2.4 Database Management Systems 20 80 100
2.5 Computer Networks and Data communication 20 80 100
2.6 Case study II 20 80 100
2.7 Practical (Software) II 20 80 100
Total 700
Third Semester (Specialization in Networking)
3.1 Information Systems: Analysis and Design 20 80 100
3.2 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 20 80 100
3.3 Internet Programming and Web Design 20 80 100
3.4 Distributed and parallel computing 20 80 100
3.5 Advanced Artificial Intelligence 20 80 100
3.6 Case study III (Agent Technology and web) 20 80 100
3.7 Practical (Software) III 20 80 100
Total 700
Fourth Semester
4.1 Project Work (Five months project work in
Research & Development Institutions, Industries
approved by the competent authority.
100
OR
Two Web based course, approved by the competent
authority. The course will be audited electronically.
4.2 Hardware training (Systems Architecture and
Trouble shooting, networking) 3 months hand
on training including field work in industries like
KELTRON/CISCO/MICROSOFT or similar
firms approved by competent authorities
NB: Additional expenses for project/ Hardware Training will have to be met by candidate
Total 100
Classification of the result of the programme shall be done after the fourth semester examination
based of the total marks secured for all the semester examination and shall be as follows:
a. Not less than 40% but below 50% 3rd class
b. Not less than 50% but below 60 % 2nd class
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c. 60 % and above 1st class
d. 80% and above Distinction
Other Regulations
Other rules applicable to the students of the PG course under the Annual Examination scheme and
other rules framed by the University from time to time are applicable to the students of the Institute
of Distance Education.
All admissions are provisional till the verification of the original certificates. The Director reserves
the right to cancel the provisional admission of any student who fails to submit the required
documents / fees within the stipulated time.
Contact classes and Lab work
Contact classes and lab work will be arranged at the study centers of the University. The study
centre will provide 30 hours of contact class for each theory paper and 40 hours of lab work for
each semester at the Study Centers. Computer Laboratory facilities for practical will be provided
through the study centers listed else where in the prospectus.
Evaluation Details
Internal : 2 Tests for 10 marks and 2 assignments for 10 marks (Total 20 marks)
External : University Examination (80 marks) will be conducted by the University.
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HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAMMES
MHSc Master of Health Science in Clinical Child Development
MSc CND Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
MHA Master of Hospital Administration
PGD HHA Post Graduate Diploma in Health and Hospital Administration
PGD AP Post Graduate Diploma in Adolescent Paediatrics
PGD CAFC Post Graduate Diploma in Child Adolescent and Family Counseling
PGD DN Post Graduate Diploma in Developmental Neurology
PGD BT Post Graduate Diploma in Beauty Therapy.
PGD HSR Post Graduate Diploma in Health Science Research.
M.H.Sc CCD
Master of Health Science in Clinical Child Development
The University conducts distance education courses in Health Science at Post Graduate level in
collaboration with Child Development Centre (CDC), Medical college, Thiruvananthapuram.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (CDC)
Child Development Centre is an autonomous centre of Government of Kerala started with the
intention of developing the centre as a Centre of Excellence in Early Child Care & Education,
Developmental Paediatrics, Adolescent Care, Pre marital counseling, Womans Welfare and other
related fields. The major activities envisaged are at-risk baby follow up programmmes, neuro
developmental evaluation, Neuro developmental therapy services, pre-school activities, adolescent
clinics, advanced research activities, teaching and training programmes. The major objectives of
the centre is to organize and conduct undergraduate post graduate, doctoral and post doctoral
training for medical and non medical personal in specialties of human development.
Master of Health Science in Clinical Child development M.H.Sc. (CCD) is implemented through
Institute of Distance Education (IDE) University of Kerala. This will be a two year masters degree
programme. The major aim of this program is to impart advanced knowledge in the areas of
clinical child development for those with medical or Para medical background, for a policy change
towards Early Detection and Intervention of Developmental Delay rather than provision of
rehabilitation services alone. In this program the candidates are exposed not only to the theoretical
aspects of clinical child development but also given practical oriented training in normal and
abnormal development of children. M.H.Sc. in Clinical Child Development is the first course of
its kind in India designed to create qualified trainers who can effectively deal with all areas of
early child care development and education including newborn follow up, early detection of
developmental delay, early stimulation therapy and rehabilitation for childhood disability.
Now it is clear that improving not only the prenatal, natal and postnatal care of pregnant women
but also the over all nutrition and reproductive health of woman is important for healthy progeny.
An in - depth understanding of adolescents, their problems and counselling of the adolescent age
group would have to be part of such an endeavour. Hence, this course has been framed with
another major objective of providing quality level training in the area of Healthy Family Life
Education for adolescents and young adults.
It is a job oriented professional course and hence successful candidates can support available
pediatric services in neuro developmental follow up, special preschool services and adolescent
care counselling programmes, These services are often lacking in busy hospital set up and hence
of such units will definitely be a supportive base to the health sector. Successful candidates will
be eligible to enroll themselves for a Ph.D. programme.
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Justification of the Course
Growing demand for manpower to strengthen health services by providing innovations in clinical
child development.
Lack of manpower in identifying and providing early detection and intervention services at the
primary level and proper referral to the concerned specialists /centre.
Lack of special education services at pre-school level prevent many borderline cases from reaching
their full educational potential.
Lack of manpower to meet the increasing demand for providing expert counselling services for
the adolescents, teachers and parents under RCH II/ Rural Health Mission.
The need to equip the health professionals, to sensitize the public towards better parenting skills.
The positive experience of organizing neuro development and adolescent care counselling programs
in many major hospitals in Kerala by Diploma in Clinical Child Development (Under DME)
holders conducted by CDC has opened our eyes towards the possibility of similar course at masters
level.
Although the medical and para-medical groups for whom the course is designed have exposure to
basic medical aspects of child development issues this course would enhance their knowledge,
skill and expertise.
Objectives
On successful completion of the MHSc. (CCD) program the candidate will be able to
* Provide preventive and early intervention service for all at risk babies
* Provide formal assessment for the children of age group 0-6 years
* Provide early stimulation and therapy services for the low Birth Weight and Preterm babies
* Identify those children needing special care in the preschool age group (3-6 Year) and
provide Remedial measures.
* Understand adolescents better and to impart healthy family life education and Counselling services
* Create awareness on premarital counselling and counselling for newly married on readiness
for child bearing and rearing.
Eligibility for admission
MBBS, BDS, BSC Nursing, PG-DCCD or DCCD with Graduation, BPT,BOT,B Sc (Speech &
Hearing) BSc, (MLT), B. Pharm BAMS,BHMS.BSMS
Programme Delivery
1. Self Instructional written module: Prepared by CDC Team & Printed by IDE
2. Personal Contact Program: Theory &.Practical Sessions (Total 200 hours) conducted by
Child Development Centre.
The 15 days (120 hours) Personal Contact Programs shall be arranged in each year at the University
Centre. Kariavattom or Child Development Centre Medical college Campus, Thiruvananthapuram
Lectures, group discussions and seminars shall be held during the contact program.
3. Course requirement:
Practical: The students of the program shall besides undergoing the prescribed course of
study, do two weeks practical training at Child Development Centre or Centres approved
by CDC under the supervision of a teaching faculty. The candidate shall produce the
attendance certificate from the centre for appearing in the final university examination.
Dissertation: During the second year the student shall prepare and submit a dissertation
based on research study, to the University before the final examination at the end of the
second year on a particular topic under the guidance of a teaching faculty.
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Assignments. The students shall submit one assignment for each paper per year and each
assignment carries 15 marks.
Scheme of Examination
No student shall be presented for the examination unless he or she secures 80 % attendance at the
contact classes, the students who have 50-80% can attend the examination with a fine of Rs. 500
There shall be an examination consisting of 8 papers in the first year and 8 papers in the
second year including dissertation.
First Year
I Pregnancy & Child birth 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.CCD 01 85 15 100
II Developmental Neurology 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 02 85 15 100
III Early detection of developmental delay 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.CCD 03 85 15 100
IV Early Intervention for
developmental delay 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 04 85 15 100
V Developmental psychology 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 05 85 15 100
VI Special Senses &speech 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 06 85 15 100
VII Young People Adolescents 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 07 85 15 100
VIII Health Management 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.CCD 08 85 15 100
Sub Total 680 120 800
Second Year
IX Childhood Disability & Rehabilitation 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 09 85 15 100
X Community Based Rehabilitation 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 10 85 15 100
XI Cerebral Palsy 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 11 85 15 100
XII Disability Spectrum, & Special Education 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.- CCD 12 85 15 100
XIII Guidance & Counseling 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 13 85 15 100
XIV Parenting 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD 14 85 15 100
XV Health Science Research 3 hrs CDC/MHSc.-CCD15 85 15 100
XVI Dissertation CDC/MHSc.-CCD16 100
Viva-Voce 100
Total 595 105 1000
Grand Total (800+1000) 1800
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Pass Requirements
A minimum of 40% marks (Theory & Assignments required for each paper. A candidate who fails
to secure the aforesaid minimum marks for a paper/ papers need reappear for that paper/ papers
only in the subsequent examination.
Classification of the result of the program shall be done after the 2nd Year examination based on
the total marks secured for both years and shall be as follows.
a) not less than 40% but below 50% - 3rd class
b) not less than 50% but below 60% - 2nd Class
c) 60 %and above - 1st class
d) 80% and above - Distinction
Promotion to 2nd year
Students who register for the 1st year University examination alone will be promoted to the 2nd
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MSc CND (Master of science in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics)
M.Sc. (CND) is implemented through Institute of Distance Education (IDE) University of Kerala.
This will be two Year Masters degree program. The major aim of this program is to impart advanced
knowledge in the areas of Clinical nutrition for those with medical or Para-medical or science
background. In this programme the candidates are exposed not only to the theoretical aspects of
Clinical Nutrition but also given practical oriented training. M.Sc. in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
is the first course of its kind in India designed to create qualified trainers who can effectively deal
with all areas of management for preventive and therapeutic human Nutrition and Dietetics.
It is a job oriented professional course and hence successful candidates can organize dietary
support services in hospitals. These services are often in all hospitals and hence creation of such
human resource units will definitely be a supportive base to the health sector.
Justification of the course
Growing demand for manpower to strengthen health services by providing innovations in
clinical nutrition and dietetics.
There is lack of manpower to meet the increasing demand for providing expert counselling
services for the OP, IP patients.
There is lack of manpower to meet the increasing demand for providing individualized
dietary advice for the individuals and patients
There is lack of manpower to meet the increasing demand for providing advice in therapeutic
diet like menu for patients with problems like diabetes, hypertension, renal disorder liver
disorder etc.
Objective
On successful completion of the M.Sc (CND) program the candidate will be able
To provide advice on formal healthy diet intake by general population of various age groups
and physiological situations.
To provide formal nutrition assessment for the children of age group 0-6 years
To provide special diet for various categories of patients in hospitals
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Eligibility for admission
MBBS, BDS, B.Sc. Nursing, PG-DCCD or DCCD with Graduation, B.Sc.(MLT), B.Pharm BAMS,
BHMS, BSMS, B Sc Home Science, B.Sc Biochemistry, B.Sc Microbiology, B.Sc Zoology.
Programme Delivery
1. Self Instructional module: prepared by CDC Team & Printed by IDE
2. Personal Contact Program: Theory & Practical sessions conducted by Child Development
Centre.
The 15 days (120 hours) Personal Contact programmes shall be arranged in each year at the
University Centre, Kariavattom or Child Development Centre, Medical college campus,
Thiruvananthapuram or any other suitable place at Thiruvananthapuram. Lectures, group
discussions and seminars shall be held during the contact program.
Course requirement :
Practical Training
1(a) Minimum 4 visits (one day duration for each visit) : two classified Hotels and two cafeterias
to observe Food Service Management, Food Sanitation & Hygien, The report has to be
certified by the manager or concerned authority of the Hotels/Cafeteria.
1(b) Observe different methods of cooking and food preparation ( Dry &Wet method) in the
above hotels and cafeteria. The report has to be certified by the management of concerned
authority of the hotels / cafeteria.
2 Nutrition survey- assessment of nutritional status of different age groups in community
through anthropometry and dietetic history (sample size minimum 50 nos) The work report
is to be certified by Child Development Project Officers (CDPO)/PHC Doctor/ other
competent authority authorized by Child Development Center.
Project work & Viva Voce: Visit a hospital (minimum 20 bedded) having a dietary department
and senior dietician. The duration of project work is 30 days and the student has to complete
30 days of posting at the hospital. A record is to be maintained mentioning the therapeutic
diet for various disease conditions ** and calculating the nutritive value of relevant nutrients
in the prepared food. This record has to be verified and certified by the senior Dietician and
submitted before appearing for final examination.
The marks will be awarded only after submission of the record book mentioning the visits and
calculation of the relevant nutrients in the prepared food.
** therapeutic Diet for the following conditions.
Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, Cardiovascular Disease, Iron Deficiency, Anemia, PEM, Under
nutrition, Over weight/ Obesity, Hepatitis, Renal Disorders, Peptic Ulcer, Immune Deficiency
Disorders including Aids.
Assignments
The students shall submit three assignments for each theory paper every year. The three assignments
carry 15 marks
No student shall be permitted for the examination unless he or she secures 80% attendance
at the contact classes.
There shall be an examination at the end of first Year consisting of seven theory papers The
practical training (paper VIII) will be conducted during the first year along with 30 days
posting in a hospital. Evaluation will be done as per the criteria given under practical
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training. There shall be an examination at he end of second year consisting of seven theory
papers and one project and viva voce examination.
Pass requirements
Candidates who secure not less than 40% marks in aggregate for each paper shall be declared
to have passed in that paper
A candidate who fails to secure the aforesaid minimum marks for paper / papers need
reappear for that paper/ papers only in subsequent examination.
Classification of result of the program shall be done after the 2nd year Examination based on the
total marks secured for both the years and shall be as follows;
a) not less than 40% but below 50% 3rd class
b) not less than 50% but below 60% 2nd Class
c) 60 %and above 1st Class
d) 80% and above Distinction
Promotion to 2nd year
Students who register for the 1st year University examination alone will be promoted to the 2nd
year.
First Year
I Anatomy and Physiology 3 hrs CDC/MSc. -CND 01 85 15 100
II Biochemistry & Basic Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 02 85 15 100
III Food Sanitation & Hygiene 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 03 85 15 100
IV Public Health & Biostatistics 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 04 85 15 100
V Food Science 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 05 85 15 100
VI Nutrition through Life Cycle 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 06 85 15 100
VII Research Methods 3 hrs CDC/MSc.- CND 07 85 15 100
VIII Practical-Training CDC/MSc.- CND 08 1(a) - 60*
1 (b) - 40*
2 - 100* 200
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Second Year
IX Clinical Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 09 85 15 100
X Community Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 10 85 15 100
XI Therapeutic Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 11 85 15 100
XII Applied Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 12 85 15 100
XIII Food Ecology & Food Preservation 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 13 85 15 100
XIV Food Technology 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 14 85 15 100
XV Advance Nutrition 3 hrs CDC/MSc.-CND 15 85 15 100
XVI Project &Viva-Voce CDC/MSc.-CND 16 Project (100)
Viva Voce (100) 200
Total 1800
Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) & Post Graduate Diploma in
Health And Hospital Administration (PGDHHA)
Introduction
The Master of Hospital Administration is a three year degree programme and Post Graduate
Diploma in Health and Hospital Administration is one year programme. The course is designed in
such a way that a candidate who successfully completes first year of the MHA degree course will
be awarded Post graduate diploma in Health and Hospital Administration (PGDHHA) and MHA
degree will be awarded at the end of third year on successful completion of the programme. An
eligible candidate is free to join either one year PGDHHA or three year MHA. These courses are
offered by Child development Centre Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram through Institute of
Distance Education. The major aim of this programme is to impart advanced knowledge on specific
sectoral areas of management of health services and hospital administration. This programme has
very high relevance and importance with management and administration of health services and
hospitals in India and abroad. The course will develop sense of responsibility, innovation, analytical
ability, affective communication and problem identification skill; It will also strengthen students
to search for valid solutions in different situations arising in health and hospital services.
This course is designed as a user friendly programme in order to complete the course within the
time available to the students. A student can use ones own pace to complete the programme even
with a gap of three years after PGDHHA. The idea to develop the course is based on the need and
requirements of qualified and trained manpower in this field as well as to provide latest knowledge
available in this specialized area to the prospective and potential students in order to ensure best
quality education at their door step. It is a job oriented course and hence easy for the quality and
competent students to find out suitable placement in India or abroad. The demand for qualified
and competent students for the efficient management and administration of hospitals is showing
an increasing trend. This programme is the first of its kind in Kerala through distance education
mode and it will be a paradigm shift from the conventional degree programmes.
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The Need
The need for instituting MHA degree arose from the following considerations:
1. Growing demand for manpower to strengthen health systems management and hospital
administration.
2. Increasing number of private corporate and Govt. Hospitals.
3. Sensitizing the authorities to the changing trends in development and to develop a cadre of
manpower in the field of health and hospital administration.
4. Increasing demand for qualified and professionally trained persons in this field globally.
Objectives of MHA
On successful completion of the MHA degree the student will be able to:
Develop relevant skills and attitudes in health management and hospital administration.
Apply principles and practices of health and hospital management,
Understand the interactive roles in medical care in hospitals.
Apply modern management techniques in administering health care services within hospitals
in India and abroad.
Tackle the emerging problems of health and hospital administration
Take appropriate steps in crisis and disaster management.
Acquire a thorough knowledge in all important aspects of health management and hospital
administration in toto.
Bachelors Degree in any discipline from the University of Kerala or an equivalent educational
qualification as recognized by the University of Kerala, PGDHHA holders from the University of
Kerala can join second year of MHA within 3 years after passing PGDHHA. For joining II year
MHA after passing PGDHHA, the students have to submit an application to the Director, IDE
along with tuition fee & admission fee.
The MHA degree Programme
The MHA Degree course is designed to fulfill the specific needs of developing a cadre of
professional managers in health and hospital management sector. (the syllabus and course content
take into consideration the existing background of available personnel and the future needs of
health and hospital management sector). This course will provide a professional qualification for
those who wish to take up health/hospital administration as a career. The course will also be
beneficial to doctors, medical administrators, planners, nurse and those currently engaged in health
/hospital administration at senior and middle levels. Fresh graduates can also apply.
Candidates are free to join any course. The possibilities before them are:
(a) PGDHHA - One year &(b) MHA - Three years
A Candidate can join full three year course of MHA degree programme. PGDHHA shall be
awarded on successful completion of the course at the end of the first year and MHA degree shall
be awared on successful completion of the course at the end of the third year. PGDHHA holder
can join for the second year of MHA within three years after passing PGDHHA by applying to the
Director with the prescribed fees.
Course Requirements
Students of the MHA degree/PGDHHA programme shall besides undergoing the prescribed course
of study, do practical work during the first year, by way of doing a project work under the joint
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supervision of a Medical Counselor / Administrator and a teaching faculty, in a hospital. The
student shall work in the hospital for 90 days continuously during the second half of first as part
of the project work and attendance certificate shall be produced to qualify themselves for writing
the University examination at the end of first year. Board of Studies shall prepare guidelines for
the project work, field visit and evaluation. During the third year the students shall prepare
dissertation based on Research study on a particular topic under the guidance of a Supervising
teacher/ Medical Counselor/ Administrator. The empanelled supervising teachers only can guide
the students.
Methods of Study
The Child development Centre (CDC) shall organise Personal Contact Programme (PCP) every
year. In this system, in addition to learning materials (LM), Personal Contact Programmes (PCP)
shall be held to facilitate the learning process of students. There shall be Personal Contact
Programme every year for 20 days in two spells. Learning materials shall be sent by IDE to
students by post. Normally PCPs will be conducted during holidays. Students can approach the
identified faculty at anytime for any academic help directly or even over phone. No students shall
be presented for the examination unless he/she secures at least 50% attendance at contact classes
held in an academic year.
There shall be four core papers and one practical in first year, five core papers in second year and
three core papers, one dissertation based on a research study and a comprehensive viva voce in
third year. Each paper carries 100 marks. Out of this, there shall be University written examination
for 80 marks and 20 marks for internal assessments including attendance for PCPs. Students shall
submit three assignments per paper. The three assignments carry 15 marks and 5 marks for
attendance in PCPs per paper. The students shall make their own arrangements to complete the
computerized MIS, e-govemance, medical transcription (all practical) and carry out project work
and field visit in first year and research study in third year. Students shall produce certificate of
successful completion of computerized MIS, e-govemance and medical transcription from
recognized institutes where they study. The certificate shall be submitted to the Director, (CDC)
Child Development Centre.
Project Work
The students shall select a topic for project work at the beginning of the second half of first year
in consultation with the Medical counselor /Administrator well in advance, It is essential that
topic shall be approved by the University.
Field Visit
During the first year a student should visit at least two hospitals other than those hospitals selected
for project work and submit field visit report, The hospitals selected for the field visit must have
all important faculties and facilities with at least 30 beds.
Research Study
The student shall identify a topic to carry out the research study from any area of health and
hospital administration by giving due stress on contemporary and emerging issues in these areas.
The topic of study shall be confirmed in consultation with the Supervising teacher/Medical
Counsellor/Administrator and it shall be approved by the University. The research study shall be
started at the beginning of the third year and shall submit the dissertation based on the study, to
the University before the University examination at the end of third year. The research study shall
be carried out in the hospital where the project was done or any other hospital approved by the
University.
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A. First year (PGDHHA)
No Core Papers Written Assignment Attendance Total
(Marks) (Marks) PCP (Marks)
I Principles and Parctices of Hospital
Management and Administration 80 15 5 100
II Health Care Management 80 15 5 100
III Hospital Administration 80 15 5 100
IV Hospital Services Management 80 15 5 100
Total 320 60 20 400
V Practical 100
a Project work 50
b Field Visit report 25
c Viva-Voce 25
Grand Total 420 60 20 500
B. Second year
VI Accounting and Finance Administration
in Health Care Systems 80 15 5 100
VII Research Methods for Health Systems 80 15 5 100
VIII Health Systems and Information Technology 80 15 5 100
IX Organizational Behavior 80 15 5 100
X Materials Management in Hospitals 80 15 5 100
Total 400 75 25 500
C. Third year (MHA Degree)
XI Project Management in Health Sector 80 15 5 100
XII Hospital House Keeping 80 15 5 100
XIII Emerging Trends in Health Care Management 80 15 5 100
XIV Dissertation 100 100
XV Viva-Voce (comprehensive) 100 100
Total 440 45 15 500
Grand Total 1260 180 60 1500
Gradation
Grading shall be done for PGDHHA at the end of first year. In order to grade MHA degree the
marks obtained in the entire examination for three years shall be taken into consideration. Separate
minimum marks for a pass per core paper shall be 40%. A student shall pass all core papers in the
first year including practicals be awarded PGDHHA. Student shall pass all core papers and
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practicals in the first year, all core papers in the second year and all core papers, dissertation and
comprehensive viva-voce in the third year be awarded MHA degree. Overall grading of the course
PGDHHA or MHA shall be: Total marks 50% to below 60% =II class; 60% to below 80% =I
class and 80 and above =Distinction.
Re Examination of failed students
Failed students shall write re-examination only for the failed papers
Attendance
The distribution of five marks allotted for attendance shall be as follows: Below 50% =0 marks;
above 50% up to 60% =1 mark; above 60% up to 70% =2 marks. Above 70% up to 80% =3
marks; Above 80% up to 90% =4 marks and Above 90% =5 marks
Documents to be produced by students to write the University Examination
Students shall produce the following certificates to qualify themselves to write the university
examination. (PGDHHA / MHA)
1. Certificate of ninety days attendance from the Medical Counsellor / Administrator where
the student completed the project work.
2. Certificates from the Medical Administrators of two hospitals to prove the field visits.
3. Project work duly signed by the Medical Counsellor / Administrator
4. Field visit report
5. Dissertation - prepared by the student based on the research study and duly signed by the
Medical Counsellor / Administrator / Supervising teacher.
Post Graduate Diploma in Adolescent Paediatrics (PGD- AP)
PGD - AP
Justification of the Course:
Paediatricians looking after older children have the basic knowledge regarding Adolescent care,
Growth & Development, but do not have the facility and necessary infrastructure for hands on
training in Adolescent Paediatrics. The Indian Academy of Paediatrics have committed itself to
look after children up to the age of 18 and have the opportunity to do so through school health
programs, Integrated Child Development Services and by setting up Adolescent Clinics at hospitals.
But it is not feasible for a busy practising paediatrician to be away from his home to participate in
any full time training course in India or abroad for obtaining the necessary skills.
Objectives:
To provide adequate knowledge on various aspects of Adolescence care, Nutrition &
Development.
To impart multi disciplinary skill training in conducting Family Life Education Classes for
Adolescents, Adolescent Counselling Sessions and Adolescent, Paediatric Services at
hospitals.
To provide guidance in organizing Teen Clubs, Adolescent care & counselling Clinics and
setting up Adolescent wards.
Syllabus:
CDC/AP-01: Adolescent Care CDC/AP-03: Adolescent Counselling
Part A Preventive Adolescent Health services Part A Principles of Personality Development
Part B Development of Life Skills Part B Process & Techniques of counselling
Part C Organizing service for adolescents Part C Scholastic Backwardness-guidance
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CDC/AP-02: Medical problems in Adolescents CDC/AP 04: Marriage and Family
Part A Growth & Growth Disorders Part A Womens issues & Gender sensitization
Part B Reproductive Health Part B Pre-Marital & Marital Counselling
Part C Medical Problems Part C Research methods in Adolescent
Paediatrics
CDC/AP 05 : Project Work
Reference Books:
Adolescent Care 2000 and Beyond by MKC Nair,(Ed.)
Ranjan K.Pejawer. Pub. By Prism Books ltd.,1865 BSK II Stage,Bangalore.
IAP Text Book of Paediatrics. Editor-in Chief Dr. A. Parthasarathy. Published by J aypee
Brothers Medical Publishers Private Ltd. New Delhi. 2nd Edition 2001.
Nutrition &Child Development by K.E. Elizabeth By PARAS Medical Publishers, 1st
Edition, 1998.
Text Book of Obstetrics by DC Dutta. 4th Edition. Published by New Central Book Agency
Pvt.Ltd.8/1 Chintamony Das Lane, Calcutta-9.
Research Methodology, Editors S. Jayam & Viijaya Srinivasan. National Neonatology Forum
and CEU Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram.
Counselling Edited by Stephen Palmer, Sheila Dainow And Pat Milner, Published by SAGE
Publications 32, M Block Market, Greater Kailash-1,New Delhi. Student support service
The other details - Evaluation given in PGDCAFC is applicable to PGDAP also.
Child - Adolescent and Family Counselling (PGD - CAFC)
Justification of the course:
From a national perspective, teenagers form 25 to 30% of our population, yet they did not have
any National Programme for their betterment in the last 62 years of independence, even though,
they are the best human resource of this country. From a Societal perspective, we have always
made the mistake of identifying teenagers with only problems of teenage pregnancy, drug abuse
and violence. We have all too often forgotten that, just like children of any other age, adolescents
also need care and support services.
Parents and teachers are the ones who are closely moving with the children, especially the mother
is perhaps closer to the child than the father. So if any problem occurs or if anything disturbs the
child, it is the mother who can easily perceive the subtle changes in the behaviour of the child.
But even if the mother suspects that her child is having some problem, the child herself or himself
may not feel the same and may even refuse to accept that something is bothering her or him. There
is therefore a need for counsellingin different settings individual, family, school and community.
Objectives :
To provide adequate knowledge on various aspects of Child and Adolescent psychological
development.
To impart multi disciplinary skill training in conducting Child,Adolescent& Family counselling
sessions.
To provide guidelines in organizing Child Guidance Clinics, Adolescent Counselling Clinics and
Family Counselling services.
Syllabus:
CDC/CAFC-01 : Child guidance
Part A Principles & Practice of Guidance
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Part B Behavioural problems in children
Part C Educational guidance
CDC/CAFC-02 : Principles & Process of counselling
Part A Theories of Personality Development
Part B Principles &Process of counselling
Part C Counselling Techniques
Behaviour Modification &systematic desensitization
Assertion training & Operant Conditioning techniques
Cognitive Behaviour modification
CDC/CAFC -03 : Child & Adolescent Care
Part A Normal & Abnormal Growth & Development
Part B Development of Life Skills
Part C Organising services for Adolescents
* Teenage Care Clinics & Family Life Education & Teen Clubs
CDC/CAFC-04 : Adolescent and Family counselling
Part A Adolescent & Premarital Counselling
Part B Marriage & Family Counselling
Part C Research Methods in Child Guidance & Adolescent Counselling
CDC/CAFC-05 : Project Work
Reference Books:
Child Development 2000 and Beyonds by MKC Nair,(Ed.) Ranjan K.Pejawer. Pub.By Prism
Books ltd., 1865 BSK II Stage, Bangalore.
Child Development A Thematic Approach by Danuta Bukatko, Marvin W Deahler, 3rd
Edition. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, New york.
Chid Development by Elizabeth B Hurlock.6th Edition.Published by McGraw-Hill Book
company. 1978.
Nutrition &Child Development by K.E. Elizabeth By PARAS Medical Publishers, 1st
Edition,1998.
Disabled Village Child by David Werner. 2nd Edition.Published by the Hesperian foundation,
PO Box 11577, Berkeley.
Research Methodology, Editors S. Jayam & Viijaya Srinivasan. National Neonatology Forum
and CEU Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram.
Adolescent Care 2000 and Beyond by MKC Nair,(Ed.) Ranjan K.Pejawer. Pub. By Prism
Boooks ltd., 1865 BSK II Stage,Bangalore.
Counselling Edited by Stephen Palmer, Sheila Dainow and Pat Milner, Published by SAGE
Publications 32, M Block Market, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi.
Programme Delivery
* Self instructed written modules * Counselling sessions
* Contact programs * Project works
Evaluation System
Use the system of grading for evaluating learners achievement on a five point scale using letter
grade, as follows:
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Letter Grade Qualitative Level Point Grades % of marks
A Excellent 5 90+
B Very Good 4 75-89
C Good 3 60-74
D Satisfactory 2 40-59
E Unsatisfactory 1 <39
Centre of Examination: Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala
Student Support Services
1. Printed Self Instructional Modules: The materials for the course are developed by the
experts in the field and dispatched by Institute of Distance Education to the students with
instructions.
2. Counselling Classess: Counselling Sessions will be arranged at Child Development Centre
at regular intervals
3. Personal Contact Programme: In order to provide individualized contact and to support the
learners there will be two weeks COMPULSORY personel contact programs at Child
Development Centre,Medical College,Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala.
Theory 40 hours
Practical 40 hours
4. Library facilities: Child Development Centre Specialised books &Internet facility
I. Eligibility for Admission
a. P.G.Diploma in Adolescent Paediatrics
Programme Code I DE / CDC, PGD AP
Eligibility MD / Dip. N., B./ MNAMS / DCH/MBBS
b. P.G.Diplomain Child,Adolescents & Family Counselling
Programme Code I DE / CDC, PGD CAFC
Eligibility MA Psychology/Sociology/ Anthropology
MSW/MSC Child Development/Home Science /
Nutrition / or any other Masters Degree,
B.Sc. Nursing / PGDCCD/ DCCD With graduation.
II Course duration
Minimum 1 Year
Maximum 5 Years
Post Graduate Diploma in Developmental Neurology (PGD-DN)
PGD - DN
Advances in perinatal care and the establishment of neonatal nurseries have improved the survival
chances of many newborns that would otherwise have succumbed. This tends to increase the
chances of childhood neuro-developmental problems, speech problems, behavioural problems,
attention deficit hyper kinestic disorder and scholastic backwardness. Very often their problems
are identified quite late, may be at school age when only some rehabilitation measures can be
taken, which do not necessarily bring out the best in the child. Child Development Centre(CDC)
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being developed as a national Centre of Excellence in clinical child development has involved
feasible strategies for a policy change towards proactiveanticipation of childhood disability
rather than a passive attempt at provision of rehabilitation services alone. CDC has visualized
a Conceptual Framework of a valid link between Childhood Disability, Low Birth weight babies
and Adolescent Girls Under Nutrition and have demonstrated conclusive scientific evidence for
the Conceptual Framework. CDC was Succesful in demonstrating that 40 % reduction in poor
mental and physical performance can be brought about by, CDC model early stimulation for low
birth weight babies
The National Neonatology Forum and the Indian Academy of Paediatrics have strongly
recommended that in hospital having special/ intensive neonatal care service, it should be mandatory
that the hospital offer neuro developmental follow-up and early stimulation services. It is in this
context that Child Development Centre proposes the masters course in developmental neurology
through distance mode.
Program delivery
1. Self Instructional written module: Prepared by CDC & Printed by IDE.
2. Personal Contact Program: Theory & Practical sessions-conducted by CDC.
The Personal Contact Program (PCP)lasting two weeks (Theory 40 hrs & practical 40 hrs)
shall be arranged at the University Centre, Karyavattom or Child Development Centre,
MedicalCollege Campus, Thiruvananthapuram.Lectures,group discussions, Seminars and
practical sessions shall be held during the contact program.
3. Project Work: As per instruction given by CDC.
MBBS, MD/Dip.NB/MNAMS/DCH
Syllabus:
Paper I:Early Child Development (CDC/PGD-DN 01)
Part A Developmental Neuro-Psychology
Part B Cognitive Development& Development of Special Senses
Part C Pre-school Education
Paper II : Developmental Clinical Neurology (CDC/PGD-DN 02 )
Part A Disability & Cerebral Palsy
Part B Developmental Delay Associated Conditions
Part C Special Senses & Speech
Paper III : Assessment And Intervention in Developmental Neurology(CDC/PGD-DN 03)
Part A Development Assessment & Infant Stimulation
Part B Pre-school Assessment
Part C Counselling
Paper IV : Diagnostic Modalities Principles & Practice (CDC/PGD-DN 04)
Part A Pre-natal Diagnosis& Therapy
Part B Radio Diagnosis& Therapy
Part C Neuro- diagnosis & Therapy
Paper V : Project Work (CDC/PGD-DN 05)
Scheme of examination
No student shall be presented for the examination unless he or she secures 80% attendance at the
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contact classes.There shall be an examination at the end of the course, consisting of four papers
of three hours duration as detailed below:
Paper Name of Paper
Duration Maximum Marks
of Exam.
Code Written Total
Exam.
I Early Child Development 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-DN 01 100 100
II Developmental Clinical Neurology 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-DN 02 100 100
III Assessment & Intervention in
Developmental Neurology 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-DN 03 100 100
IV Diagnostic Modalities Principles & Practice 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-DN 04 100 100
V Project Work CDC/PGD-DN 05 100 100
Total 500 500
Post Graduate Diploma in Beauty Therapy (PGD - BT)
Cosmetology is already developed as a science in Western world. It has become an important
subject of study at different levels in many foreign Universites. As a first step this subject can be
introduced as a post graduate diploma course. The cosmetology and beauty parlour management
has already been introduced by Government of Kerala as a main subject of study at higher secondary
level. So it is recommended that courses should be started to impart the required knowledge,attitude
and skills to produce beauticians with sound scientific background in beauty therapy and allied
subjects, Starting the need for PGD BT emerged out of the following considerations
1. Growing demand for qualified and skilled manpower in the beauty therapy sector.
2. The modern trend among ladies and gents to visit beauty parlours to avail professional
service
3. The existing scarcity of well-trained technicians/personal/workers in the field of beauty
therapy
4. It is a Career oriented course which promotes self employment to qualified youth
5. To promote safe and skilled practices in beauty therapy.
1. Bachelors Degree in any discipline
Program Delivery
1 Self Instructional written module:
Prepared by SRC Team & Printed by IDE.
2. Personal Contact Programe:
Theory & Practical Demonstration Conducted by SRC with technical assistance of Child
Devlopment Centre (CDC)&Cosmetology Advancement Foundation (CAF). The Personal
Contact Program (PCP) lasting two weeks (Theory 40 hrs. & Practical 40 hrs) shall be
arranged once in a year at the University Centre Kariavattom or State Resource Centre
(SRC), Thiruvananthapuram. Lectures, group discussions,seminars and pratical sessions
shall be held during the contact program.
The practical demonstration would include the following therapy procedures.
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1. Threading 11. Perming
2. Facial 12. Bridal make-up
3. Henna 13. Hair styling
4. Bleach(powder) 14. Hair cutting
5. Bleach (cream) 15. Ear piercing
6. Pedicure 16. Waxing
7. Manicure 17. Dandruff treatment
8. Henna Art (hand) 18. Pimple treatment
9. Scalp massaging (electric & hand) 19. Galvanic
10. Hair straightening 20. Bouqet making
3. Project Work: Minimum 45 days hands on training at a registered beauty parlour with
detailed work report of 20 beauty therapy procedures mentioned above.
Syllabus :
Paper I-: Skin &Body Care (SRC/PG-BT 01)
Part A Skin & Body
Part B Care of the face
Part C Hand and Feet Care
Paper -II : Hair Care & Hair Styling (SRC/PG-BT 02)
Part A The Hair & Hair Care
Part B Hair Styling & Setting
Part C Hair Dying &Hair Removal
Paper III : The Art of Make up (SRC/PG-BT 03)
Part A Cosmetics &Make up
Part B Corrective Make up
Part C Special Make up
Paper IV : The beauty Parlour Management (SRC/PG-BT 04)
Part A Overall Planning
Part B Accounting &Operation
Part C Personal Grooming & Marketing
Paper V: Project Work (SRC /PG BT 05)
No student shall be presented for the examination unless he or she secures 80% attendance at the
contact classes. There shall be an examination at the end of the course, consisting of four papers
of three hours of duration as detailed below:
Paper Name of Paper
of Exam.
Code Written Total
Exam.
I Skin and Body Care 3 hrs. SRC/PG-BT 01 100 100
II Hair Care and Hair Styling 3 hrs. SRC/PG-BT 02 100 100
III The Art of Make up 3 hrs. SRC/PG-BT 03 100 100
IV The Beauty Parlour Management 3 hrs. SRC/PG-BT 04 100 100
V Project Work 3 hrs. SRC/PG-BT 05 100 100
Total 500 500
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PG Diploma in Health Science Research (PGD HSR)
India has a vast number of highly trained health professionals whose clinical skills are second to
none. However this is not recognized by those outside the country due to a lack of publications
and a dearth of epidemiologically sound studies. In this age of evidence based medicine it is
important to make clinical decisions based on studies. Research methodology is unfortunately not
taken very seriously during the training of health professionals. This course is meant to equip
health professionals with epidemiology and research skills.
The major objectives of P.G.Diploma in Health Science Research jointly proposed by the Institute
of Distance Education and Child Development Centre,Medical Colege, Thiruvananthapuram is
to equip health professionals to interpret and apply the principles of epidemiology confidently to
their particular needs.
Every country has its own health needs and identification of community needs and directing
the researchers into these areas can help achieve better health for the country.
Epidemiology is the simplest and most direct method of studying the causes of disease in
humans, many major contributions have been made by these studies
Health Professionals need to know more about the particulars of designing, gathering,
analysing and interpreting the findings systematically.
The application of epidemiological principles and methods requires the development of a
particular way of thinking,which has been incorporated in this course.
A good epidemiological study should be capable of description in such a way that all who
are interested in the cause of disease can follow the argument and decide for themselves on
the validity of the conclusions. By fulfilling all the requirements of this course health
professionals would be able to plan and execute such studies.
Programme Delivery
1. Self Instructional written module: Prepared by CDC Team & Printed by IDE.
2. Personal Contact Programme : Theory &Practical Sessions conducted by Child
Development Centre.
The Personal Contact Programmes (PCP) 10 days (80 hours) at Child Development Centre,
Medical College Campus Thiruvananthapuram.Lectures, Group discussions,seminars and
Practical sessions shall be held during the contact programme
Eligibility for admission:
Any Health Science related Degree (MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BVSc.) from any recognised
University in India.
Syllabus:
Paper - I PUBLIC HEALTH (CDC/PGD-HSR 01)
Part A Epidemiology
Part B Health Programmes in India
Part C Health Management
Paper II CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY (CDC/PGD-HSR 02)
Part A Research Designs An Overview
Part B Specific Research Design
Part C Clinical Trials Methodology
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Paper III - FIELD EPIDEMIOLOGY & BIOSTATISTICS (CDC/PGD-HSR 03)
Part A Community Survey
Part B Bio-statistics
Part C Computer Applications in Research
Paper IV - QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (CDC/PGD-HSR 04)
Part A Principles of Qualitative Research
Part B Qualitative Research Methods
Part C Qualitative Data Mangement
Paper V PROJECT WORK (CDC/PGD-HSR 05)
No student shall be presented for the examination unless he or she secure 80%attendance at the
contact classes. There shall be an examination at the end of the course consisting of four papers of
three hours duration as detailed below:
Paper Name of Paper
of Exam.
Code Written Total
Exam.
I Public Health 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-HSR 01 100 100
II Clinical Epidemiology 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-HSR 02 100 100
III Field Epidemiology & Biostatistics 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-HSR 03 100 100
IV Qualitative Research Methodology 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-HSR 04 100 100
V Project Work 3 hrs. CDC/PGD-HSR 05 100 100
Total 500 500
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COMMUNICATION PROGRAMME
Post Graduate Diploma Course In
Communication and Journalism (PGDCJ)
Scheme & Syllabus
1. The title of the course shall be Post - Graduate Diploma in Communication and J ournalism.
The Couse will be offered under the Institute of Distance Education, University of Kerala.
2. The duration of the course shall be one year. The University examination will be conducted
at the end of the year.
3. Eligibility for admission Candidates having a Bachelors Degree in any discipline from
the Universities in Kerala or other Universities recognized by the University of Kerala as
equivalent thereto are eligible to apply for PGDCJ . There are no restrictions regarding
marks or age. Students who have qualified from the National Open School, New Delhi and
the B.A/B.Com Degree of the Calicut University under the liberalized scheme are not eligible
for admission.
4. A student who discontinues the course in the middle of an academic year may be readmitted
to the same course in the same academic year on payment of readmission fee. A student
who discontinues and applies for admission in a subsequent year has to be readmitted, in
the beginning of the academic year. In the latter case, a student is liable to pay dues of the
previous year.
Course of study and Scheme of Examination
Sl. No. Name of Paper Course No. Max. Marks
1. Introduction to Communication Studies DCJ 01 100
2. Reporting DCJ 02 100
3. Editing DCJ 03 100
4. Broadcast News DCJ 04 100
5. Media History, Laws & Ethics DCJ 05 100
6. PR & Advertising (Elective) DCJ 06 100
OR
*7 Cyber J ournalism (Elective) DCJ 07 100
Hands-on experience in Cyber J ournalism will be provided to those who choose this subject.
There are 5 Core Papers and One Elective Paper. Student can choose one elective paper
from the above mentioned.
12. Classification Those who secure not less than 60% marks in the aggregate for all papers
together shall be placed in first class. Those who obtain less than 60% but not less than
50% shall be placed in the second class and those who obtain less than 50% but not less
than 40% in the aggregate shall be placed in the Third Class.
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POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE COURSES
PGCC TMFC Post Graduate Certificate Course in Techniques and Methods of Familyand
Marriage Counselling
PGCC GCM Post Graduate Certificate Course in Geriatric Care and Management
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
The Departmentof Sociology established in 1969 is one of the major teaching and research
department of the University of Kerala, with a student strength of forty in P.G. level, six in M.
Phil. and twenty (as part-time and full time students) in the doctorial program. As a key discipline
in the social sciences, the Department also fosters a Department library that nourishes not only
the above other Departments of the students, research scholars, teachers from other departments
of the University of Kerala and other Universities in the state and foreign scholars. The Department
Library has a good treasure of reading materials amounting to 7000 books, large number of current
and back volumes of periodicals Ph.D, M.Phil and M.A dissertations.The library is also equipped
with an Internet facility.
In order to reach the goals of excellence,the Department has been engaging in teaching and research
but also in extension activities and out reach programs., with the active support of national and
international-agencies. The major thrust areas of research are Women studies, Decentralized
Planning, dalitts, Gerontology, Rural and UrbanStudies HIV and Trafficking, Information
Technology, Health, Environment, and Contemporary Social Problems. Given the potential of
academia in research, advocacy and training and in meeting to the challenges of higher education
it proposes to diversify and start a few specialized courses to give professional competence and
training not only to students of Sociology but also students from other disciplines, besides
professionals, community workers, and job seekers, in some emerging areas and equip them for
placement in various government/ non-government organizations/ hospitals and clinics. With this
in mind it proposes to start a few post-graduate certificate and Diploma courses. To begin with the
following two Post-graduate courses are started, viz.,
1. Techniques and Methods of Family and Marriage Counselling
2. Geriatric Care and Management
The duration of the course will be 5 months. There will be one batch in a year for each of the
courses.
Eligibility
Candidate with any graduate degree in any subject from a recognized University. No age limit
PGCC TMFC (Post Graduate Certificate Course in
Techniques and Methods of Family and Marriage Counselling)
Rationale
Modern life has become stressful in ways that were unknown to forebears.Being composed of a
conglomerate of social sub-units living uneasily with one another, numerous social and
psychological problems, stresses and strains on individual are apparent. A significant social response
to deal with these feelings and concerns are the many helping professions that have grown.
These include counselling and clinical psychology, Social work, psychiatry, to name a few. These
specialists generally try to deal with some of the stresses of life-by applying scientifically based
expertise to human behaviour. Formerly, family members, friends and other associates provided
many of these social services informally. Professionals enter the scene mainly because methods
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have become sophisticated : have less access to sympathetic family members and friends, and the
stresses themselves are becoming more pervasive and intense thus affecting more people more
severely.
The rising divorce rate probably tells us much about the changing expectations of marriage as it
does about marital instability. The marriage counselling is a specialized area of family counselling
and provides professional psychological assistance to individuals and married couples, singly
and in groups. Marriage counsellor applies psychological principles and techniques for the purpose
of modifying inter-personal conflicts resulting from adaptive attitudes and behaviors associated
with family life. Although many people in our country provide services in the name of Counselling
in effect many of them do harm than good because they are not systematically trained in
counselling,hence the need for trained counsellors.
Objectives
To acquaint with the techniques and methods of counselling
To develop counselling skills
To familiarize with the different aspects of marriage and marriage counselling
To acquaint with the functions of family and family counselling
Syllabus
Paper -1 Techniques and Methods of Counselling
Unit -1 Understanding Counselling Unit -3 Crisis and
Development Counselling
Meaning of Counselling Types of crisis
Characteristics of Counselling Crisis Intervention
Levels of Counselling Goals of Counselling
Types of Counselling Role of Counsellor
Unit -2 Principles of Counselling Unit -4 Specific features of Counselling
Counselling skills process and stages Observation
Different techniques in Counselling Listening
Counsellor- Counsellee Relationship Non- verbal behaviour and communication
Model of Counselling Questioning and Silence
Transference and counter transference
Paper -2 Family and Marriage Counselling
Unit -1 Marriage Unit -3 Group Counselling
Goals in Marriage Types of group counselling
Types of marriage relationship Stages of group development
Marital adjustment Evaluation in counselling
Personality types in marriage Professional ethics in counselling
Unit -2 Family Unit -4 Marital and Family Counselling
Functions of Family Pre- marital Counselling
Characteristics of healthy family Marital Counselling
Role of husband and family Family Counselling
Change in Family Counselling with families concerning children
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(PGCC GCM) Post- Graduate Certificate Course in
Geriatric Care and Management
Rationale
The importance of taking care of the elderly has become more relevant in India due to the increased
lifespan and consequent increase in the population of the aged. As a result of the demographic
transition and changing family structure,care of aged is emerging as concern of modern times.
The support system and care giving that had been earlier available in the tradional family setup
for the elderly has withered away and as a result, the institutional care of elderly is becoming the
need of the hour even though it is considered to be the last resort. Hence the need for the
management of the needs and problems of elderly population is of prime importance in todays
world. Indias elderly population is rising on a rapid manner from 8% in 2001 and which is
calculated to rise to 12% in 2025 and 20% in 2050. During the same period the figures of the
elderly in Kerala are 10%,16% and 25%. Infact, Kerala tops India in both proportion of the
elderly and the rapidity of the growth. The care and management of the geriatric population is
posing a stupendous problem for all concerned the Government., the care givers and the
community. Neither of these groups is either trained or prepared to take care of them in a scientific
manner.
The present course is designed with the objective of training a group of service oriented workers
in the field of geriatric care and management.It is hoped that these scientifically trained geriatric
worker will at least to some extent offer a solution to a problem which is currently neglected
Objectives
To build comprehensive knowledge based on basic issues in geriatric care,
To facilitate delivery of quality services in old age homes
To provide tools for efficient management of homes.
To develop a cadre of frontline personal of geriatric care givers.
To impart training to care givers in socio- economic, physical, psychological and other related
issues of the aged.
To generate skilled man power focused on intervention in the family and community settings
for the welfare of the older persons.
To identify and promote support system and networking for care of the older persons.
To enhance knowledge base inresource management and networking
Carrier Opportunities
Home Care Giver Home Nursing Attendant
Social Worker Assistant Mobile Medicare Unit
Emergency Relief Worker Project Assistant
Health Worker Physiotherapy Assistant
Nursing Assistant
Syllabus
Paper I Social Dimensions of Geriatric Care
Unit -1 Fundamentals of Geriatric Care
Social Dimensions of Geriatric Care
Gender Dimensions of Geriatric Care
Age Dimensions of Geriatric Care
Types of Care
Availability of Institutions for Geriatric Care
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Unit -2 Health and Human Behaviour
The Concept of Health Physical, Mental, Emotional and Spiritual
Problems of Elderly in family,Community and Society
Demantia and Caring Techniques
Mental Ability and Behaviour of the Elderly
Techniques of Empowering the Elderly
Unit -3 Geriatric Care and Interpersonal Relations
Concept of Basic Care Basic needs and Terminal Care of the Elderly
Interpersonal Relationships in Family
Peer Group Behaviour and Comfort
Role of Counselling in Geriatric Care
Rehabilitation and Social Adjustment
Techniques of Effective Communication with the Elderly
Unit -4 Health and Hygiene
Community Health and Environment Hygiene
Nutritional Needs of the Elderly and Diet Management
Physical Disability and Caring Techniques
Paper II Geriatric Management
Unit 1 Geriatric Nursing
Special Care of the elderly First Aid,Oral Medication and Hotand Cold application
Old Age Related diseases and Management
Physiotherapy and Types of Exercises
Rehabilitation devices and their Uses
Unit -2 Skills in Geriatric Managenent
Problems and Role of the Care Givers
Conflict Management within the family
Identifying Potentials and Productive Engagement of the Elderly
Unit -3 Organization of Geriatric Institutions
Role of the State and Voluntary Organisations
Norms and Procedures
Organisation of Old Age Homes, Day Care Centres and Clubs Of the Aged in Rural and
Urban Areas.
Source of Economic Support from Govt. and Non- Govt. Sectors.
Unit - 4 Visit to Old Age Homes, Day Care Centres and Clubs.
Students Support Services :-
Print instructional modules
The materials for the courses will be developed by experts in the field and dispatched to the
students with instructions.
Counselling Sessions
The Counselling sessions will be arranged at the Department of Sociology at reguar intervals
Personal Contact Programme
There will be compulsory personel contact programme at the Department of Sociology or
at the venue fixed by the Department of Sociology.
Theory Classes -20 hrs Counselling Sessions 10 hrs
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Field Visit
The Participants will be familiarized with the service providers.The student will also get an
opportunity to interact with the implementing agencies
The classes will be arranged preferably on Saturdays
Library Facilities Library, Department of Sociology. University of Kerala
Place of Examination Thiruvananthapuram
Eligibility Candidate with any graduate Degree in any subject from a recognized
University. No age limit.
Duration Five Months
Examination
The Final Examination will be a three hour Written Exam., including all materials for the course
Evaluation System
The grading for evaluating learners achievement will be on a five point scale
Letter Grade Qualitative Level Point Grades % of marks
A Excellent 5 90+
B Very Good 4 75-89
C Good 3 60-74
D Satisfactory 2 40-59
E Unsatisfactory 1 <39
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES
Certificate Course In Communicative English
I. Course Description
Certificate Course in Communicative English is intended to promote all round communicative
competence by providing intensive practice in the skills of listening, speaking,reading and writing.
The Course has two components Spoken Communication and Written Communication. However,
the emphasis will be on Spoken Communication. The duration of the Course will be five months
and the minimum qualification for admission, a pass in Pre Degree Examination of the University
of Kerala or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto.
II. Course Content
A. Spoken Communication
1. Importance of spoken communication.
2. Familiarization of phonetic script - BBC phoneme - deviations Indian and American - stress:
word stress and sentence stress - intonation
3. Conversation - Basic techniques: how to begin, respond, interrupt, hesitate and end. Typical
British and American styles. Different types of conversation - for establishing social rapport,
for seeking and giving information - for expressing various emotions - agreement /
disagreement - degrees of likelihood / certainty - speculation - persuasion etc. for getting
things done - advising - expressing gratitude - greeting, interviewing - Telephone conversation
making enquires - booking, cancelling tickets etc. making short speeches - compering.
4. Listening comprehension - listening to news bulletins, dialogues, speeches - Reading -
rapid, intensive - steps to increase reading speed - skimming and scanning.
B. Written Communication
1. Current Usage: British and American - Phrasal verbs - idioms commonly used - synonyms,
antonyms, collective nouns, words often confused. One word substitution - reading/saying
dates, time, amount of money, phone number etc.
2. Writing short messages - letter writing: Informal-formal: invitations, requests, enquiries,
apologies, explanation, congratulations, condolences - applications for jobs etc.
3. Describing objects, persons, places etc. Note making - writing advertisement - Report writing
- reporting dialogues, events etc. reporting for newspapers.
4. Curriculum Vitae.
5. Telegrams, Fax, E-mail
III. Personal Contact Programme
1. Colleges which have well equipped language laboratories and other facilities will be the
study centres of the Course. At present, apart from IDE we have two study centres - Sree
Narayana College, Kollam, and Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram.
2. Students shall choose a centre of their convenience, where they can attend classes and
receive study materials.
3. The Co-ordinator for English, Dept. of Distance Education will be the general Co-ordinator
of the course. The Principals of colleges which are study centres, will be the centre - Co-
ordinators and the HODs, in charge of the classes.
4. There will be a minimum of 100 hrs. of tutorials including 10 hours of lab training. The
classes will be conducted in week-ends or holidays convenient to the participants.
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IV. Mode of Examination
1. The Course will be assessed in two parts Part I Spoken Communication and Part II Written
Communication. Each Part/Paper will carry 100 marks. There will be a separate minimum
of 50% marks for each part/paper. Those who secure 50% marks will be placed in the
Second Class and those who score 60% and above, in the First Class. Those who fail once
can reappear and pass the examination in part in subsequent Examinations.
2. Paper I Spoken Communication will carry 100 marks. It will have two parts, ie. A. Oral
Examination and B. Written Examination. The oral will carry 60 marks and the written, 40
marks. The oral examination will be conducted by an External Examiner who teaches the
paper and an Internal Examiner who is teaching the paper.
3. Paper II Written Communication will carry 100 marks.
V. University Examination
The date of Examination will be intimated to the students by the Institute and students shall
submit their applications for examination to IDE. They shall use the application forms supplied
by this Institute only. The Chalan receipt or draft for Rs. 400/- as Examination fee should be
submitted alongwith the applications.
VI. Subsequent Appearance
Students who are declared to have failed in the examination in any one paper need appear again
for that paper only in the subsequent examination after remitting the fee as shown below.
(Examination Registration Forms Rs. 50/-, For each paper Rs. 100/-, Marklist Rs. 100/-)For such
forms they shall apply to the Director, Institute of Distance Education, University of Kerala,
Kariavattom, Thiruvananthapuram along with a University Chalan/DD for Rs. 50/-and a self
addressed stamped cover.
VII. Issue of Certificate
Successful candidates will be issued Certificates by the Institute.
Important Addresses
1. Director 3. Director
IDE, University of Kerala CACEE
Kariavattom PO, Thiruvananthapuram University of Kerala
Kerala 695581 Thiruvananthapuram.
2. Director 4. Head
Child Development Centre Department of Sociology
Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram. University of Kerala,
Phone: 0471-2553540, 2528402 Kariavattom Campus.
For online registration Log on to www.ideku.net click the button Online Application, select the
course and fill in the Application form.
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STUDY CENTRES & CENTRES FOR CONTACT CLASSES
Degree Programmes
III BA / BCom IDE, Kariavattom
II BA / BCom IDE, Kariavattom & FMN College, Kollam
IBA . B. Com Govt. Arts College, Thiruvananthapuram &
FMN College, Kollam
I & II & III BSc Maths IDE, Kariavattom
B. Com Adl. Cooperation IDE, Kariavattom
B. Sc Computer Science & BCA, B. Com. Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram;
Computer Application, PGDCA Govt. College, Kariavattom; UIT Alappuzha;
Keltron IT Education Centres at Thrissur,
Ram Mohan Road Calicut, Keltron Nagar
Kannur, Palakkad & Thiruvananthapuram
P. G. Programmes
MSc Computer Science Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram;
FMN College, Kollam; UIT Centre Alappuzha;
Keltron IT Education Centres at Thrissur, Calicut,
Kannur, Palakkad & Thiruvananthapuram
MA English IDE, Kariavattom; Mar Ivanios College,
Thiruvananthapuram, KUTEC, Kollam; Alappuzha
MA Malayalam, Sociology, Maths IDE, Kariavattom & SN College, Kollam
MA History, Economics, Politics, Hindi, Public
Administration, Islamic History, Philosophy,
Sanscrit, Tamil, Arabic. IDE, Kariavattom
MA Music Department of Music, Thycaud, Thiruvananthapuram
M. Com IDE, Kariavattom, Mar Ivanious College,
Thiruvananthapuram, SN College, Kollam
MBA IMK, Palayam, Thiruvananthapuram
MHRM & PGDMM CACEE, PMG, Thiruvananthapuram
PGDHRM, PGDMM, PGDTTM IDE Kariavattom
BLISc., MLISc. IDE Kariavattom
PGDCJ IDE Kariavattom
MHSc, MSc CND, MHA & PGDHHA, PGDAP,
PGDCAFC, PGDDN, PGDHSR CDC Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram
PGCCTMFC, PGCC GCA Department of Sociology, University of Kerala,
Kariavattom Campus
PGDBT State Resource Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
Certificate in Communicative English IDE Kariavattom, Mar Ivanious College,
Thiruvananthapuram, FMN College, Kollam
Note : Allotment of Centre is subject to availability of sufficient candidates at each centre. In case the
number of students in a particular centre is less than 30 they will be allotted to the nearest centre.
A candidate applying for study centre change shall remit Rs. 200/- to the IDE and produce a No
Objection Certificate from the present study centre and a willingness certificate from the new centre.
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FACULT Y
1. Director
Dr. S. J aseem
Ph : +91 9847873392
2. Dr. Ajayakumar P. P.
Ph : +91 9895788210
ajayakumar62@yahoo.com
3. Dr. V. Assakumari, Reader
Faculty of Sociology
Ph : +91 9249759944
4. Dr. K.S. Zeenath, Reader
Faculty of Mathematics
Ph : +91 9846592147
Zeenath_ajmal@yahoo.com
5. Dr. S. Thajudeen, Reader
Faculty of Economics
Ph : +91 9447048988
6. S ri. P. Sudhakaran, Sel. Gr. Lecturer
Ph : +91 9249768224
sudhakaran9@gmail.com
7. Dr. K. Gopakumar, Sel. Gr. Lecturer
Faculty of English
Ph : +91 9446538060
8. Dr. Sheeja S.R.
Ph : +91 9447123777
sheejasunil99@gmail.com
9. Dr. A.M. Unnikrishnan
Faculty of Malayalam
Ph : 9447453145
10. Dr. S. Ajitha
Faculty of Public Administration
Ph : +91 9447259150
Lecturers (On Contract)
11. Sri. D. Sanjeev Kumar
Computer Science
Ph : +91 9447246474
12. Dr. K.S. Vijayalekshmi
Hindi
Ph : +91 9495930502
13. Smt. Veena P. S.
Commerce
Ph. +91 9387831812
14. Dr. S. Harikrishnan
History
Ph. 9895661706
15. Sri. Radhakrishnan
English
16. Smt. Savithri T. K.
Library Science
Ph. 9895641895
17. B. Shaji
Business Management
Ph. 9995232929
18. Adarsh Ratnakaran
Malayalam
Ph. 9447300052
19. Raimol Ravi K.
Political Science
Ph. 9446900593
20. Shereena T. H.
Computer Science
Ph. 9447922062
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Name of Faculty Courses
Dr. V. Assakumari MA Sociology, MA Philosphy, MA Music, BA Sociology
Dr. K.S. Zeenath MSc Maths, BSc Maths, MA Arabic
Dr. S. Thajudeen M. A. Economics B. A. Economics
Sri. P. Sudhakaran MHRM, PGDHRM, MHA, PGDHHA
Dr. K. Gopakumar MA English, BA English, Certificate Course in Communicative English
Dr. Sheeja S.R. MHSc, M Sc, CND, PGDAP, PGDDN
Dr. A.M. Unnikrishnan MA Malayalam, BA Malayalam
Dr. S. Ajitha MA Public Administration, PGDCJ , PGDTTM, PGDCAFC
Sri. D. Sanjeev Kumar MSc Computer Science, BSc Computer Science,
BCA, PGDCA, B. Com. Computer Application
Dr. K.S. Vijayalekshmi M.A. Hindi
Dr. Harikrishnan MA History, BA History, MA Islamic History,
BA Afsal Ul-ulama
Smt. Veena P. S. M. Com., B. Com, B. Com Co-operation
Sri. B. Shaji MBA, PGDMM, PGDEPMA
Adarsh Retnakaran MA Sanskri, MA Tamil
Savithri T. K. BLISc, MLISc
Dr. Raimol Ravi K. MA Political Science, BA Political Science, PGCCTMFC, PGCCGCM
Shareena T. H. PGDBT, PGDHSR
Courses & Co-ordinators
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STUDY CENTRES CODE
IDE, KARIAVATTOM 099
CACEE,PMG, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 010
CDC MEDICAL COLLEGE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 007
DEPT. OF SOCIOLOGY, KARIAVATTOM 008
DEPT. OF MUSIC THYCAUD, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 005
FMN COLLEGE, KOLLAM 105
GOV T. ARTS COLLEGE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 002
GOV T. COLLEGE, KARIAVATTOM 009
IMK PALAYAM, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 024
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, KOZHIKODE 017
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, TRICHUR 016
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, MALLAPALLY 018
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, PALAKKAD 020
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, KANNUR 019
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE, PATHANAMTHITTA 022
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE,SPENCER JN., THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 013
KELTRON IT EDUCATION CENTRE,THODUPUZHA 023
KELTRON KNOWLEDGE CENTRE,VALANCHERY 025
KUTEC, KOLLAM 957
KUTEC, ALAPPUZHA 958
MAR IVANIOS COLLEGE, NALANCHIRA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 120
SN COLLEGE, KOLLAM 222
STATE RESOURCE CENTRE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 333
UIT CENTRE, ALAPPUZHA 953
UIT CENTRE, WEST KOLLAM 952
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