M.A English Prospectus 2024-25

KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY
Mukthagangothri, Mysuru – 570 006
Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade
PROSPECTUS
2024-25 JULY CYCLE
PROGRAMMES
Masters of Arts (M.A.)
CBCS - Kannada, English, Hindi, Telugu, Urdu, History,
Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Education,
Ancient History and Archaeology, Public
Administration, Journalism and Mass Communication,
Non CBCS - Sanskrit
Website: www.ksoumysuru.ac.in
Help Line: 96634-82133, 96634-82311 email: techsupport@ksouportal.com

Office Phone EPABX No.: 0821-2500981, 2519941, 2519943, 2519952
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Attention
 Online application shall be submitted as per the ‘Online Admission Instruction given in the website.
Important Dates
Admission will commence from 22.07.2024

Last date of Admission As per direction
* The last date for admission will be as per UGC (DEB) directions and students are
informed to visit to the University website for updated information.
Steps for Admission

Candidates are hereby informed to read the instructions given in the prospectus carefully, before filling-up of
the online application.
Admission for various Programmes can be made through any of the following modes:
Admission through Regional Centres/ Head Quarters directly.
 Candidates shall apply through KSOU website: www.ksoumysuru.ac.in. and click on admission portal
or visit directly to nearest Regional Centres/ Head Quarters (Mysuru).
 Candidates shall upload required self-attested scanned documents.
 Candidate shall visit the nearest Regional Centres/ Head Quarters (Mysuru) along with necessary
original document and one set of photo copy.
 Candidate shall pay the prescribed admission fee after verification of documents.
 Candidate shall pay admission fees online.
 Candidates can collect roll number, study material and ID card.
Admission through Learner Support Centres.

 Candidate shall visit the nearest Learner Support Centres along with necessary self-attested documents.
 Learner Support Centres shall counsel the student and verify the document for eligibility.
 Learner Support Centres shall upload the necessary documents through KSOU portal.
 Learner Support Centres shall take approval from the concerned Regional Centre/ Head Quarters
(Mysuru) which verifies the documents.
 Candidate shall pay the prescribed admission fee after verification and approval of documents.
 Candidate shall pay admission fees online.
 Candidate shall visit the concerned Regional Centres/ Head Quarters (Mysuru) along with necessary
original document, fee receipt and one set of photo copy of original documents for verification.
 Candidates can collect roll number, study material and ID card.
Self Admission
 Candidates shall apply through KSOU website: www.ksoumysuru.ac.in. and click on admission portal.
 Candidate shall fill the application and select nearest Learner Support Centre and Regional Centre.
 Candidates shall upload required self-attested scanned documents.
 Candidates shall pay stipulated processing fee online.
 Candidate shall visit selected Regional Centres/ Head Quarters along with necessary original document
and one set of photo copy for verification.
 Candidate shall pay the stipulated fee after verification of documents. Candidate shall pay admission
fees online except processing fee. Candidates can collect roll number, study material and ID card.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
 Karnataka State Open University has been awarded NAAC A+ Grade CGPA 3.31 on
4 point scale.
 Karnataka State Open University is the only and exclusive distance education provider in
the Karnataka State. Government of Karnataka vide its Gazettee No. DPAL 43 SHASANA
2020 dated 30-12-2020 has notified that No university except Karnataka State Open
University shall offer the programme in Open and Distance learning mode.
 The programmes offered by the University are approved by the UGC from 2023-24 to 2028
-29 vide notification No.UGC-DEB Letter No:4-1/2023 (DEB-III) dated 16.06.2023 &
F.No.4-1/2023(DEB-III), dated:04.06.2023
 The Online programmes offered by the University are entitled by the UGC from 2023-24 to
2028 -29 vide notification No.UGC-DEB Letter No:39-2/2023(DEB-I), dated 17.08.2023.
 AICTE accredited programs (MBA, M.Sc - Data Science and MCA) with
UGC accreditation are valid till 2026-27.
 The UGC in its public notice F.No.1-9/2018 (DEB-I) dated 23.02.2018 stated that the
degree/diploma/certificate courses awarded through distance mode are on par with
corresponding degree/diploma/certificate course obtained through traditional universities.
The degrees acquired through distance education are recognized for the purpose of
employment in State / Central Government, MNCs, Private Sector etc., and also for
pursuing higher education in other educational institutions.
 This University is recognized by the UGC and the admission taken during recognition
period stands valid till the completion of course even if the university does not have
recognition for further years, as per vide reference – of an initiative of Department of
Personnel and Training, Government of India version 2.0 RTI Online (Registration
No.PMOPG/E/2015/0097771).
 The University operates within the territory of Karnataka State; however, the candidates
outside the state are also eligible to apply for the programmes, provided they shall be
admitted in any one of the Regional Centre/ KSOU Headquarters within the state.
 The University will impart quality education to create quality human resources, which help
in capacity building.
 Candidates studying any Degree programmes outside, can also pursue any Under Graduate
Degree, Post Graduate Degree, Post Graduate Certificate, a Diploma/ Diploma/ or
Certificate course in KSOU simultaneously provided they fulfill eligibility conditions
 Candidates studying or taking admission to any Degree programmes in KSOU, can also
pursue any Under Graduate Degree, Post Graduate Degree, Post Graduate Certificate, a
Diploma/ Diploma/ or Certificate course in KSOU simultaneously provided they fulfill
eligibility conditions.
 MBA Programme approved by AICTE Vide Notification: F.N: South: West/2021-
22/1:9508626111, Dated: 15.07.2021.
 M.Sc Data Science Programme approved by AICTE vide Notefication: F.No. south –
west/2023-241-43337817229 Dated: 10.06.2023
 M.C.A Programme approved by AICTE vide Notefication: F.No. south – west/2023-241-
43337817229 Dated: 10.06.2023
 For Free WiFi facility student should contact Director, Information Technology, KSOU,
Mysuru by sending mail to directoritksou@gmail.com
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CONTENTS
Sl. Details Page No.
No
Vice Chancellor’s Message 1
About the University 2
Board of Management 3
Officers of the University 3
1 UGC ODL & OL Regulations - 2020 4
2 Schools of Studies 4
3 Faculty Profile 5-9
4 Contact details of Other Officers of the University 10-11
5 Important Instructions to the students 11-13
6 Academic Programmes Offered 13
7 Admission fee structure 13
8 Credit System for the Programs 14
9 Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) 14-15
10 Modular Approach or Lateral Exit 15-16
11 Postgraduate Programmes – M.A. 16-45
M.A in Kannada, English, Hindi, Telugu, Sanskrit, Urdu, History,
Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Public Administration, Ancient
History and Archaeology, Journalism and Mass Communication
12 Academic Platform – Regarding submission of Internal Assessment through 45-50
online
13 Skill Development programme 50
14 Tentative Academic Planner 50-51
15 Student Support Services 52-58
16 Information about the Admission fee 58
17 Instructions to candidates relating to Examination 58-62
18 Convocation 62
19 Other Academic Programmes Offered 62-6
20 Quality Initiatives 65-67
21 Information and Guidance Cell 67-68
22 Learners Welfare Center 68-70
23 Other information 70-72
National Academic Depository - NAD 73
Academic Bank of Credies - ABC 74
Annexure I - List of Regional Centres (RC) and Learner Support 75-90
Centres (LSC)
Annexure II - Admission Fee Structure 91
Annexure-III - SC/ST - Student’s admission subject to provision from the 92-102
Social Welfare Department
Annexure IV - List of Gold Medals and Cash Prizes for meritorious 103-105
students
Annexure V - Details of General Fee 106-107
Annexure VI - Open Elective for Post Graduate Programmes 108-110
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VICE-CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
Dear Learner,
I have great pleasure in informing you that KSOU is accredited with A+ grade by NAAC (3.31
CGPA). It stands second best State Open University in India. The family of KSOU welcomes you to pursue
the academic programmes you have chosen to achieve not only academic excellence but also to fulfill the
desire of your career. The University established by the Act of State Legislature has created wonderful
academic ambience. The programmes offered by the university have been recognized by University Grants
Commission. Therefore, the degrees are valid for employment opportunities across the country. The 'core
values' of the University is derived from its vision ‘Higher Education to Everyone, Everywhere’. The
ultimate touchstone of providing quality higher education is the motto of the university.
The University has adopted a school concept in its functioning. Different schools headed by
Directors for effective functioning of various academic programmes under differenct schools like
Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce, Education and Sciences. Blend of interdisciplinary and
professional approach is adapted to pedagogy and research. The University believes that rigors of the
contemporary world require competent quality human resources to create knowledge based society. The
academic activities of M.A./ M.Com programmes are routed through well-established Department/s led by
the Chairperson/s. Well-qualified teaching faculty with equally dedicated non-academic team is an asset to
the university, which is always, committed for the welfare of the students.
The University functions in a 3-tier system of student support service, namely Headquarters,
Regional Centres and Learners Support Centres spread all over Karnataka. The learners can undergo
teaching learning process in the notified Regional Centres/Learner Support Centres. The University has
adopted a mechanism to deliver Academic Programes Self Learning Material by print, limited audio visual
and Counseling/Personal Contact Programme. As a learner, you will have greater opportunity to gain
knowledge and skill through these mechanisms. The academic counselors will play a strategic role and
enable you from the enrollment of the programme till you accomplish the goal. A proper blending of the
knowledge and skill will be imparted so that you will be transformed as a good citizen to contribute to the
development of society and the country.
The UGC in its Public Notice dated: 23.02.2018 stated that the Degree/Diploma/Certificate
Programmes awarded through open and distance mode are on par with corresponding Degree/ Diploma/
Certificate Programmes obtained through conventional universities. The degrees acquired through open and
distance education is recognized for the purpose of employment in State/Central Government, MNCs, and
Private Sector etc. It also enables you to pursue higher education in other educational institutions.
I am sure you will enjoy good experience with services rendered by the university through its
Regional Centres and Learner Support Centres, besides Headquarters. I wish you all the best in your
academic endeavors.
Prof. Sharanappa V.Halse
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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
Karnataka State Open University is recognized by the University Grants Commission

under (Open and Distance Learning) and online Regulation 2020.
The University was established in June 1996 with a vision “Higher Education to Everyone,
Everywhere”. The University blossomed in the era of globalization in which the economies of the world are
being transformed from their original closed self-sustaining structure to the globalized context, where they
can expose themselves to the competitive world. This transition ushered in new changes in the arena of
knowledge enphasisng application besides accumulation of facts. The Karnataka State Open University in
order to cope with the present global environment, is attempting to integrate interdisciplinary approaches in
the dissemination of knowledge with the aim of achieving overall human personality development.
Mysuru is a historical centre possessing a rich cultural heritage which had valiant historical events
of different kingdoms and humane social setup of incomparable stature. The University has paved the way
for realizing its vision at the international arena leading to human welfare. It was started during the year
1996 as its separate entity to cater to the needs of thousands of young aspirants of higher education.
The KSOU is situated at the heart of Mysuru city. The University is headquartered in 50 Acre of
campus in a fully green ambience. The University is offering UG, PG and Ph.D. programs besides diploma
and PG certificate programs in various disciplines. The University is fully equipped with 28 academic
departments controlled by the chairpersons and supported by other faculty and non teaching staff. The
University is offering various degrees and diploma programmes in Humanities, Social Science, Science,
Commerce and Management. The KSOU is carved out mainly with an intention of promoting higher
education among unprevileged group of society and hence, the fees for all the courses are at affordable rate.
Special Features: The Open Distance Learning system is a unique and challenging because, the learners
joining Open Distance Learning come from a diverse socio-economic background and with a varied learning
background. The present conventional university system could not meet the genuine needs of such students
who could not pursue their studies in a conventional university for various reasons. In order to give them an
opportunity to pursue their studies in Open - Distance Learning, this University has been established. The
major objectives of the University is to generate human resources of top quality laying more emphasis on the
following issues:
(1) To tansform guiding vision into action plan through various measures.
(2) To generate high quality human resources through skill training.
(3) To provide opportunities to those who discontinued their studies.
(4) To encourage the working class to acquire higher knowledge.
(5) To facilitate the opportunities to pursue higher education at their own places.
(6) To provide transparent manner of admission.
(7) To transform restricted learning to a global-based learning.
(8) To promote new concept and new direction in higher education.
(9) To foster multiple imperatives to achieve the national development.
(10) To play critical role in addressing social imperatives.
(11) To build innate capacity by creating adequate student – support services.
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AUTHORITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
Sl. No. Members Position
1 The Vice Chancellor, KSOU Chairman
2 Secretary in charge of Higher Education, Govt. of Karnataka Member
3 Secretary to Finance Department, Govt. of Karnataka Member
4 Vice-Chancellor of any of the Universities in the State of Karnataka Member

(Nominated by the Pro-Chancellor by rotation)
5 Dean (Academic), KSOU Member
6 Five distinguished persons from the educational, scientific and Members

administrative fields nominated by the Pro-Chancellor
7 Two Members of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly (Elected from Members

among themselves)
8 Two Members of the Karnataka Legislative Council (Elected from Members

among themselves)
9 The Registrar, KSOU Secretary
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Shri Thawar Chand Gehlot
Chancellor
Hon’ble Governor of Karnataka
Dr. M.C Sudhakar

Pro Chancellor
Hon’ble Minister for Higher Education, Govt. of Karnataka
Prof. Sharanappa V. Halse

Vice Chancellor
Karnataka State Open University
Prof. Praveena K .B
Registrar
Prof. N.Lakshmi Smt. Shwetha H.V Prof. Vishwanath H Prof. M. Ramanatham Dr. Niranjan Raj S
Dean (Academic) Finance Officer Registrar (Evaluation) Naidu Director CIQA
Dean (Study Centres)
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1. UGC ODL & OL Regulation – 2020
The University Grants Commission has published Regulations governing Open Distance Learning
(ODL) and Online Learning (OL) Regulations under Section 26(1) read with Clause (j) of Section 12(5) of
the UGC Act, 1956 in the official Gazette of India dated 04-09-2020. The Regulation is mandatory and has
to be followed by all the institutions offering education through ODL mode. The UGC has directed to adopt
the concept of schools in the academic governance of the University. The KSOU is recognized by the UGC
and strictly adheres to all the norms as specified in the regulations.
2. Schools of Studies
Keeping in view of the directions of the UGC, the University has established six schools of studies.
The following schools of studies are operative which are led by school directors and the following
Departments of Studies & Research function under them:
1. The School of Languages - Prof. Ramanathm Naidu M.
2. The School of Social Sciences - Prof. Shankaranarnappa
3. The School of Commerce - Prof. Ramananda M. S.
4. The School of Management - Prof. C. Mahadevamurthy
5. The School of Sciences - Smt. Sunitha
6. The School of Education - Prof. N. Lakshmi
School of Languages:
1 Department of Studies and Research in 4 Department of Studies and Research in

Kannada Sanskrit
English Urdu
Hindi Telugu
School of Social Sciences:
1 Department of Studies and Research 5 Department of Studies and Research in

in History Political Science
in Ancient History and Public Administration
Archaeology
in Economics Journalism & Mass Communication
4 Department of Studies and Research
in Sociology
School of Commerce:
Department of Studies and Research in Commerce
School of Management:
Department of Studies and Research in Mangement
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School of Sciences:
1 Department of Studies and Research 9 Department of Studies and Research

in Biochemistry in Library and
Information Science
in Biotechnology and Zoology in Mathematics
in Chemistry in Microbiology and Botany
4 Department of Computer Science 12 Department of Studies and Research
in Physics
in Environmental in Psychology
Science
in Food Science and in Information Technology
Nutrition
7 Department of Studies and Research 15
in Geography
8 Department of Studies and Research in
School of Education :
Department of of Studies and Research in Education
3. Faculty Profile
Sl. Name of the Faculty Designation Qualification Specialization Experien Contact
No. ce in Nos.
Years
Department of Kannada
1 Prof. T.M. Geethanjali Professor & M.A. Ph.D Taulinika 28 9739425639
Chairperson Sahitya
2 Prof. D. Naganna Professor M.A. Ph.D Sahitya 28 9738979269
Vimarshe
3 Prof. Kavitha Rai Professor M.A. Ph.D Kavya 15 9482206129
Mimamse
4 Dr. N.R. Chandre Gowda Assistant M.A. Ph.D Janapada mattu 24 9449668997
Professor Vimarshe
5 Dr.P. Mani Assistant M.A. Ph.D Basha Sahitya 20 9480170799
Professor
6 Dr. Jyothishankar Assistant M.A. Ph.D Pracheena 17 9448603159
Professor Sahitya
Department of English
7 Dr. Srikanth .S Assistant M.A. M.Phil European 16 9986019910
Professor & Ph.D. Classics
Chairperson
8 Dr. Nataraju .G Assistant M.A. Ph.D British 12 9741219820
Professor Literature
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9 Dr. A.S. Madhura Assistant M.A. M.Phil Holocaust 16 9980900349
Professor Ph.D. Literature
10 Dr. John Peter S Assistant M.A. Ph.D Indian 1 9743707672
(Contract Basis)
11 Dr. Vinutha P. Kunderi Assistant M.A. Ph.D Holocaust 1 9632469430
(Contract Basis)
Department of Hindi
12 Prof. Kamble Ashok Professor M.A. Ph.D Grammar 33 9449638999
& Chairperson
13 Dr. Prabhusena D Assistant M.A. Ph.D Modern Hindi Poetry, 15 9945653167
Professor Comparative Study, Poetic
Criticism
14 Dr. Veena Assistant M.A. Ph.D Modern Hindi drama 1 9449785807
Professor
(Contract Basis)
15 Dr. Chandra Shekhar R Assistant M.A. Ph.D Comparitive Study, 1 7353101145

Professor Modern Hindi Prose
(Contract Basis)
Department of Sanskrit
16 Dr. Shalva Pille Iyengar Coordinator M.A. Ph.D Ancient 16 9686215043
History and Archaeology
Dip. In EI
17 Sri Ananda Simhan Assistant M.A (Sanskrit) - 9611165845
Professor SET
(Guest Faculty)
Department of Urdu
18 Prof. M. Ramanatham Coordinator M.A. Ph.D 26 9035363892
Naidu
19 Dr. Mohammed Nasrulla Assistant M.A. Ph.D History of Urdu 1 9845916982
khan Professor literature and poetry
(Contract Basis)
20 Dr. Syeda Ishrath Fathima Assistant M.A. Ph.D History of Urdu 1 9637988365
Professor literature and poetry
(Contract Basis)
Department of Telugu
21 Prof. M. Ramanatham Professor & M.A. Ph.D Telugu 26 9035363892
Naidu Chairperson
22 Dr. Bodi Nagaseshu Assistant M.A. Ph.D Comparative study - 9985509053
Professor specialization
(Contract Basis)
23 Dr. B. Chakravarthi Assistant M.A. Ph.D C.N. Chandra sekhar 1 9666454688
Professor kathalu navalalu
(Contract Basis) anuseelana
Department of History
24 Dr. C. Ramegowda Assistant M.A. Ph.D Constitutional 13 9008904019
Professor History
25 Dr. V.M. Ramesha Assistant M.A. Ph.D Socio-Economic History 16 9880903740
Professor & of Karnataka
Chairperson
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26 Dr. N.C. Sujatha Assistant M.A. Ph.D Indian History 09 9035506794
Professor
27 Dr. Vishwanath V.M Assistant MA, M.Phil, Medieval Indian History 09 7760606646
Professor B.Ed, Ph.D
(Contract
Basis)
28 Dr. Sudarshan S Assistant M.A. Ph.D Women in Hoysala 1 9916617087
Professor Sculpture:A Cultural Study
(Contract (1000-1346 A.D)
Basis)
29 Dr. Jayaramu Assistant MA, M.Phil, Modern History 10 7899283918
Professor B.Ed, Ph.D,
(Contract PGDE
Basis)
30 Dr. Sumithra Assistant M.A. Ph.D karnataka History 1 9964347036
Professor
(Contract
Basis)
31 Dr. Dileep Assistant M.A. Ph.D 1 9902311234
Professor
(Contract
Basis)
Department of Ancient History and Archaeology
32 Dr. Shalva Pille Assistant M.A. Ph.D Ancient 17 9686215043
Iyengar Professor & Dip. In EPI History and
Chairperson Archaeology
33 Dr. Anjanamurthy Assistant M.A, B.ed, Archaeology 2 9482118175
Professor M.Phil, Ph.D
(Contract
Basis)
34 Dr. Raviprasad S Assistant M.A, M.Phil, Archaeology 2 9663082042
Professor Ph.D
(Contract
Basis)
Department of Economics
35 Prof. M.S. Ramananda Associate M.A. Ph.D Micro economics 2 9448666155
Professor & 6
Chairperson
37 Dr.R.H. Pavithra Associate M.A. Ph.D Econometrics\ 1 9845659987
Professor Quantitative techniques 6
38 Dr. T.P. Shashikumar Assistant M.A. Ph.D Quantitative techniques 1 9036342507
Professor 2
39 Dr. Shivakumaraswamy Assistant M.A. Ph.D Development Economics 1 9972165817
Professor 8
40 Dr.Harisha.N Assistant M.A. Ph.D Money, banking 0 9844189280
Professor 9
41 Dr.K.S.VeeredraKumara Assistant M.A. Ph.D Development Economics 1 9901963999
Professor 4
42 Dr.J.L. Banashankari Assistant M.A. Ph.D Money, banking 0
Professor 8
Department of Political Science
43 Prof. Shankaranaranappa Professor M.A. M.Phil, Public administration 21 7975236335
& Chairperson Ph.D
7
44 Dr. N. Ananda Gowda Assistant M.A. M.Phil, Political 11 9916007312
Professor Ph.D Theory
45 Dr. R. Ishwarya Assistant M.A. Western Political 07 8971600238/
Professor Thoughts 8277473086
46 Dr. Krishnappa G Assistant M.A. M.Phil, International 10 9738950068
Nimbakkanavar Professor Ph.D Relations
47 Dr. S.S. Jahanavi Assistant B.Sc LLM Law 20 9449806664
Professor MPhil Ph.D
Department of Public Administration

48 Assistant M.B.A Public Administration 08
Professor & M.A. Ph.D.
Chairperson
Department of Sociology
49 Dr. R. Santhosh Naik Assistant M.A. Ph.D Rural and Urban Sociology 9 9845561946
Professor&
Chairperson
50 Dr. Jayapal .H.R Associate M.A. Ph.D  Sociological Theory 16 7406600034
Professor  State & Social Movements
 Agrarian Studies
 Development &
Environment
51 Dr. Ramya .S Assistant M.A. MPhil  Sociology of 11 9036595507
Professor Ph.D Gender
52 Dr. Bhagyamma Assistant M.A. Ph.D  Rural Sociology 1 9740660972
Professor
(Contract
Basis)
53 Dr. Mohankumar H.S Assistant M.A. Ph.D  Sociology of Education 1 8618510684
Professor and development
(Contract
Basis)
54 Dr. K.C. Raju Assistant M.A. Ph.D  Sociology of 1 990052339
Professor Marginalized Groups
(Contract
Basis)
55 Dr. Keshava S Assistant M.Sc  Anthropology 1 9945237469
Professor Ph.D
(Contract
Basis)
Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
56 Dr. Shailesh Raj Urs. G.B Assistant M.A. Ph.D New Media 19 9448672473
Professor & and Media Law
Chairperson
57 Dr. R. Hemalatha Assistant M.A. Ph.D Advertising and Public 07 9535282063

Professor Relations
58 Dr. Thejasvi Naviloor Associate M.A. Ph.D Reporting and 16 9844009777

Professor Editing
Department of Studies in Psychology
59 Dr. Manjunatha .P Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 13 9342100239
Professor & 558
Chairperson
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60 Dr. S. Surma Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Clinical Psychology 15 7975336088
Professor 558
61 Dr. Mahadevaswamy P Assistant M.A. Ph.D. Psychopathology 11 9880239670
Professor 558
Department of Studies in Geography

62 Dr. Y.P. Chandrashekhara Assistant M.A. Ph.D. Agricultural Geography 24
9900119917
Professor &
551
Chairperson
63 Dr. C.S. Manjunatha Assistant M.Sc. Ph.D. Physical and Urban 08 8762100678
Professor Geography 551
64 Dr. N.S. Satheesh Kumar Assistant M.Sc, M Phil, Physical geography 13
Professor B.Ed, Ph.D
9900451908
(Contract
Basis)
65 Dr. Divya S Assistant M.Sc, Ph.D Medical/Healthcare 6
Professor Geography, Human
9620997806
(Contract Geography, GIS,
Basis) Multivariate Statistics
Department of Studies in Education
66 Dr. Sharnamma R Assistant M.Ed. Ph.D Education Administration 25 9739970866
Professor&
Chairperson
67 Prof. N. Lakshmi Professor M.Ed. Ph.D Educational Sociology 27 9886917952
68 Dr. Nagendrakumar R Assistant M.A, M.Ed. Ph.D Special Education 27 9980737186
Professor
69 Dr. Krishnappa N Assistant M.A. M.Ed Research Methods 22 9964574944
Professor M.Phil. Ph.D
70 Dr. Janaki M Assistant M.Sc., M.Ed. Educational Psychology 22 9945024886
Professor Ph.D
71 Dr. Shailaja P Shanbhag Assistant M.A, M.Ed. Ph.D Education Technology 23 0821-2518235
Professor
72 Dr. Sunanda H Assistant M.Sc, MA Special Education 06 8073450309
Professor M.Ed, Ph.D,
(Contract Basis)
Other Academic Staff- Library
73 Dr. K. Prakash Librarian M.Li.Sc Library 5 9448066788
Ph.D.
74 Dr. M. Gopal Swamy Deputy M.Li.Sc Library 10 9035125501
Librarian Ph.D.
75 Dr. Sheela.V Assistant. M.Li.Sc Library 10 9341024224
Librarian Ph.D.
EPABX Phone Lines: 0821 – 2519941 / 2519943 / 2519948/ 2519952

Helpline Number: 8800335638/8690534534
Academic Platform App (LMS) 9873037405
(Regarding Lessons (Soft Copy) and Internal Assignment)
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4. Contact Details of Other Officers of the University
Sl. EXT-
Officers Designation For information related to
No. No
1 Dr. Raju N G Assistant AISHE Nodal Officer 335
Professor
2 Dr. Niranjan Raj S Assistant Director – CIQA & PMEB -
Professor
3 Dr. Sudhakar Hosahalli Assistant Director-Learner Welfare Centre
Professor
4. Dr. Harsha T S Assistant 1. Nodal Officer -Virtual Lab 549
Professor 2. Nodal Officer - MHRD –
NME-ICT
3. Nodal Officer - SG&RC – Examination
4. Nodal Officer – Ph.D Cell
4 Smt. Suneetha Assistant 1. Director IT 579
Professor 2. Nodal Officer -NKN
3. ICT Coordinator &
4. Director Online Programme
5 Dr. Anitha C 1. Principal Investigator – 567
e-content development
(UGC & NME-ICT)
6 Dr. Rashmi B.S Assistant 1. Nodal Officer - ICT 570
Professor 2. Coordinator UGC – MOOCS
3. Special Officer - IT
7 Dr. Rajeshwari H Assistant 1. Director – Research & Development Cell 385
Professor 2. Coordinetor NAAC Cell
8 Dr. Nataraju G and Assistant Nodal Officer - AIU Portal 393
Sri Niranjan S V Professor
9 Dr. Hemalatha Assistant Coordinator - Jyanavani Audio & Visual Studio 377
Professor
10 Dr. P.M. Chinnaiah Assistant Special Officer - SC/ST Services 312
Professor
11 Dr. Sumati R Gowda Assistant 1. Director – CMKKY 572
Professor 2. Nodal Officer - CEMCA
12 Dr. Ananda Gowda N Assistant Coordinator - Indian Constitutional Day 445
Professor
13 Dr. Chandrashekar J S Assistant Coordinator - Skill Development 550

Professor
15 Dr. Gopala Swamy Deputy Library 529
Librarian
16 Sri Niranjan S V Assistant Coordinator - Mathematics 555
Professor
17 Dr. Pavithra R H Assistant 1. Coordinator - Mahatma Ghandhiji Study Chair 415
Professor 2. Placement Officer
18 Dr. Shivakumara Swamy Assistant Coordinator - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Study Chair 414
Professor
19 Dr. Shalva Pille Iyengar Assistant 1. Nodal Officer - NAD -
Professor 2. Coordinator - Sri Nalvadi Krishnaraja
Wodeyar Study Chair
20 Dr. Jyothi Shankar Assistant Coordinator - Swamy Vivekananda Study Chair 336
Professor
21 Dr. Chandre Gowda N R Assistant Coordinator - Kuvempu Research and Extension 336
Professor Centre
22 Dr. Sharanamma R Assistant Coordinator - Dr. Babu Jagajeevan Ram Study 433
Professor Chair
23 Prof. Kavitha Rai Associate Coordinator - Akkamahadevi Study Chair 385

Professor
24 Dr. V.M Ramesha Assistant 1. Coordinator, SCT/TSP
Professor 2. Coordinator Ramamanohara Lohiya Study Chair
25 Dr. Santhosh Naik R Assistant 1. Coordinator - Dr. B.V. Karantha Study Chair -
Professor 2. Coordinator - Social Media
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Organization
3. Coordinator – Prasaaranga
26 Sri. Sathyanarayanagowda Coordinator Coordinator – Competitive Exam Training Cell 371
27 Sri. Cheluva Murthy R Deputy Dean Academic 221
Registrar
28 Sri S.N. Sathish Deputy 489
Registrar
29 Smt. Anupama Laxman Deputy Examination 481
Registrar
30 Sri. Nandeesh M .V Deputy Admission 590
Registrar
31 Sri. Chandresh Deputy General Section 211
Registrar
32 Sri Virupakshaiah Assistant Assistant Finance Officer (AFO)
Registrar
33 Sri Suresh Assistant Dean (Academic) 224
Registrar
34 Smt. Deepashri Assistant Dean (Study Center)
Registrar
35 Smt. Shobha Assistant IP GRS & CPGRAMS = 223
Registrar
36 Sri. Suresh C P Assistant General Section 213
Registrar
37 Sri. Deepak N Assistant General Section 212
Registrar
38 Sri Sridhar M. Assistant Admission Section 592
Registrar
39 Smt. Nalini Jayaram Assistant Self-Learning Material 373
Registrar
40 Smt. Annapurnamma K Assistant Learner Welfare Cell
Registrar
41 Smt. Jagadamba J Assistant Examination Section
Registrar
42 Rajashekara H R Assistant Examination Section 487
Registrar
43 Pradeep Giri S Assistant Scholarship Cell 591

Registrar
44 Sathish B Kulkarni Assistant Kalburgi R.C
Registrar
45 Dr. Vijaya Kumar Co-ordinator Depatment of Translation Studies
Avarekadu
In case the problems are not solved at the above levels, then only contact the Registrar and
Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mysuru.
5. Important Instructions to the students

Candidates, who wish to seek admission to M.A. courses, shall note the following before
the submission of application to the University.
 Admission is only through online mode. After successfully submission of online
application, candidates shall remit the course fee through online. Instructions for online
fee payment are available on the university website.
 Application from any other source other than the official website will not be considered
for admission.
 Students shall have to pay total admission fees only through online mode.
 The following documents (photo copy) shall be submitted with an application for
admission.
 Marks cards of S.S.L.C
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 Marks cards of P.U.C. or its equivalent
 Photocopy of the marks cards of Degree for Master’s program
 SC/ST caste certificate; (if applicable)
 BPL card in case of women candidates
 Income certificate; (if applicable)
 Aadhaar Card;
 Two stamp size and two passport size photos to be submitted at the time of
verification.
 If the students wants to change the course / medium / subjects such students shall apply
for the change with in the last date for admission with a penal fee Rs. 1000/- (One
thousand only) as per the rules.
 Duly filled in application along with the fee paid challan (University copy) shall be
submitted within the last date prescribed to the Headquarters/Regional Centers selected
by the students.
 Candidates shall write the code number of the opted Regional Centre and Learner
Support Centre carefully in the application (see Annexure-II).
 Verification of the documents will be made at the Regional Centre / Headquarters.
During verification the candidate shall produce the relevant original documents.
 Admission sought will become final only after its approval by the University.
 The candidates who are admitted to the various programmes shall receive the study
materials at the time of verification.
 Candidates may seek clarification from the help desk of the University.
 The Chairperson of the concerned Department (refer page no.2 to 4)
 Help desk.
 Lateral Entry is permitted; however, transfer is permitted as per rule.
 SC/ST candidates seeking admission are eligible for re-imbursement from Social
Welfare Department provided the family income is less than the limit prescribed by the
Government from time to time (see Annexure IV).
 Women candidates under BPL can claim concession of 15% percent on tuition fee, for
which they shall produce BPL card issued by the competent authority.
 Cab/auto drivers, their spouse and two children are elegible for 25% concession on
Tuititon fee for which they shall produce identity card issued by the competent
authority.
 The University will issue the Identity Card to the candidates after the verification
process is completed. Candidates are expected to keep the ID card till the completion of
the programme. The candidates should produce the ID card during their academic-
related work including examination.
 Candidates admitted to the programme shall give an undertaking in a prescribed format,
about the conduct and progress in front of the Regional Director of the concerned
regional centers and Chairpersons of the concerned Department, KSOU, Mysuru.
 Candidates shall abide by the Rules and Regulations issued by the University from time
to time.
 A Candidate who is found to have concealed information about his/her age qualification,
etc., or violated any provisions, is liable to be removed from the rolls of the program
concerned besides appropriate disciplinary action and imposition of penalty.
 All legal disputes will come under the jurisdiction of Mysuru City Courts only.
 Details about Gold medals and Cash prizes for meritorious candidates from various
programmes are provided in Annexure-V.
 The details relating to general fee structure is provided in Annexure VI.
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 The university will provide concession incase the printed self learning materials are not
provided.
 Transgenders are eligibile for fee exempted admission
6. Academic Programmes Offered:
Sl. No. Programmes offered Duration Scheme Credits
1 M.A – Kannada 2 Years Semester 80
2 M.A – English 2 Years Semester 80
3 M.A – Hindi 2 Years Semester 80
4 M.A - Telugu 2 Years Semester 80
5 MA - Urdu 2 Years Semester 80
6 MA - Sanskrit 2 Years Annual 80
7 M.A – History 2 Years Semester 80
8 M.A – Economics 2 Years Semester 80
9 M.A - Political Science 2 Years Semester 80
10 M.A – Sociology 2 Years Semester 88
11 M.A - Public Administration 2 Years Semester 80
12 M.A - Journalism and Mass Communication 2 Years Semester 80
13 M.A - Ancient History & Archaeology 2 Years Semester 80
14 M.A. – Education 2 Years Semester 80
7. Admission Fee Structure:
I. Admission Fee for M.A. Programmes
(in Rs.)
Details I Year II Year
Admission Processing Fee 850 -
Registration Fee 800 -
Tuition Fee 7500 9200
Skill Development Fee 650 650
Alumni Fee 500 -
Library Fee 250 250
Total Rs. 10550/- 10100/-
MPP Fee for Level 1 candidates only 1,000/-
Note: Candidates seeking direct admission to MA II Year, shall pay Rs. 3000/- in addition to
the above prescribed fee.
II. Admission Fee for M.A (Journalism and Mass Communication)

(in Rs.)
Details I Year II Year
Admission Processing Fee 850 -

Registration Fee 800 -
Tuition Fee 13100 14700
Skill Development Fee 650 650
Alumini Fee 500 -
Library fee 250 250
Total Rs. 16150 15600
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8. Credit System for the Programs
The University follows the 'Credit system' for all its programs. Each credit is of 30 hours
of study comprising of all learning activities such as studying the self-learning material,
participating in the counseling/contact classes, preparing the assignments, visiting
library/industry/institution, interacting through audio-visual related issues and preparing for exams.
Thus, a four credit course involves 120 study hours, a six credit course involves 180 study hours
and so on. This helps the students to understand the academic efforts she/ he has to put in order to
successfully complete the course.
The maximum period for Completion of Course

Normally the Candidate is expected to complete the program within the minimum period as
laid down by the University for a Specific Program. However, a student who for whatever reason is
not able to complete the UG program within the normal or minimum duration prescribed for the
program may be allowed a period of two years beyond the normal period to clear the backlog to be
qualified for the degree. The general formula is N+02 years (N=-Normal / minimum duration
prescribed for completion of the program).
9. CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

Choice based credit system (CBCS) is globaly acknowledged system. Therefore, the
entire higher education in India is transforming itself towards this uniform grading system. The
CBCS provides an opportunity for the students to choose the courses from the prescribed courses
comprising core, elective/minor or skill based courses. The courses can be evaluated following the
grading system, which is considered to be better than the conventional marks system. This will
benefit the students to move across institutions within India to begin with and across countries.
The uniform grading system will also enable potential employers in assessing the
performance of the candidates. In order to bring uniformity in evaluation system and computation
of the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) based on student’s performance in examinations,
the University Grants Commission has formulated the guidelines to be followed in this regard.
The choice based credit system not only offers opportunities and avenues to learn core
subjects but also exploring the additional avenues of learning beyond the core subjects for holistic
development of an individual. The CBCS will undoubtedly facilitate us bench mark our courses
with best international academic practices.
Advantages of the choice based credit system:

 Shift in focus from the teacher-centric to student-centric education.
 Student may undertake as many credits as they can cope with (without repeating all courses in a
given semester if they fail in one/more courses).
 CBCS allows students to choose inter-disciplinary, intra-disciplinary courses, skill oriented
papers (even from other disciplines according to their learning needs, interests and aptitude)
and more flexibility for students).
CBCS makes education broad-based on par with global standards. One can take credits by
combining unique combinations. For example, Physics with Economics, Microbiology with
Chemistry or Environment Science etc. CBCS offers flexibility for students to study at different
times and at different institutions to complete one course (easing mobility of students). Credits
earned at one institution can be transferred.
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Outline of Choice Based Credit System:
1. Core Course: A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core
requirement is termed as a Core course.
2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which
may be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of study
or which provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other
discipline/subject/domain or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is called an Elective
Course.
2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses may be offered by the
main discipline/subject of study is referred to as Discipline Specific Elective.
2.2 Dissertation/Project: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced
knowledge, such as supplement study/support study to a project work, and a candidate
studies such a course on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/ faculty
member is called dissertation/project.
2.3 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen generally from an
unrelated discipline/subject, with an intention to seek exposure is called a Generic
Elective.
P.S.: A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective by other
discipline/subject and vice versa and such electives may also be referred to as Generic
Elective.
3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC): The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be of two
kinds: Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) and Skill Enhancement Courses
(SEC). AECCs are the courses based upon the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement;
i. Environmental Science and
ii. English/ MIL Communication.
Courses mentioned above are mandatory for all disciplines. SEC courses are value-based
and/or skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc.
3.1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC): Environmental Science, English
Communication/MIL Communication.
3.2 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC): These courses may be chosen from a pool of courses
designed to provide value-based and/or skill-based knowledge.
Introducing Research Component in Under-Graduate Courses Project work/Dissertation is
considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving / analyzing /exploring
a real life situation / difficult problem. A Project/Dissertation work will be of 6 credits. A
Project/Dissertation work may be given in lieu of a discipline specific elective paper.
10. MODULAR APPROACH OR LATERAL EXIT
National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 seeks to reform the Higher Education system by
providing, among other things, flexibility to students in terms of choice of subjects to study and
explore academic pathways. A creative combination of disciplines for study with multiple entry and
exit points is one very important recommendation of NEP, 2020.
UGC has notified Guidelines for Multiple Entry and Exit in Academic Programmes offered
in Higher Education Institutions to remove rigid boundaries and create new possibilities for students
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to choose and learn the subject(s) of their choice. In addition, it will pave the way for seamless
student mobility, between or within degree-granting HEIs through a formal system of credit
recognition, credit accumulation, credit transfers, and credit redemption.
In consonance with this, KSOU has also facilitated multiple entry and exit to the post
graduates of KSOU. The objective of this policy to:
 Remove rigid boundaries and facilitate new possibilities for learners.
 Curtail the dropout rate and improve GER
 Offer creative combinations of disciplines of study that would enable multiple
entry and exit points.
Exit Point: For postgraduate programmes, there shall only be one exit point for those who
join the two-year Master’s programme, that is, at the end of the first year of the Master’
programme. Students who exit after the first year shall be awarded Post-Graduate Diploma (Level 8
11. M.A. PROGRAMMES

Admission to MA Programme (Kannada, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Telugu, History,
Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Public Administration, Ancient History and Archaeology,
Education, except for Journalism and Mass Communication) is at two levels;
Level-1:
 Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without
studying Cognate subjects
 Those who have passed three years degree program without studying the Cognate
subjects are also eligible. Such admitted candidates have to qualify the Master’s
Preparatory Program (MPP) examination conducted by the Karnataka State Open
University. MPP is not applicable to MA – Journalism and Mass Communication.
Level-2:
 Candidates who have passed three years Degree Examination (with the cognate
subject) of any recognized University or an examination of any University considered
equivalent thereto. (Details are given at the respective course)
11.1 M.A in Kannada

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
Level-1:
Level-2:
a. Candidates who have passed Three Years B.A./ B.Sc./ B.A. (performing Arts) Degree
Examination of any recognized University offering Kannada as a Major/ optional
subject at the Degree level or an examination of any University considered equivalent
thereto.
b. Candidates who have qualified the “Kannada Pandit” Examination conducted by the
Government of Karnataka.
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c. Graduates who have qualified “Kannada Ratna” examination conducted by the Kannada
Sahitya Parishath, Bengaluru.
d. Candidates who have qualified the B.Ed. degree examination of any University after
passing SSLC and also “Vidwan” Examination in Kannada of Madras University.
e. Graduates with Post-Pre-University Diploma in Kannada of any University.
f. Candidates who have qualified the three years B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. Degree examination
offering Kannada as a second language or as a minor subject at the degree level
provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of the maximum marks in the
above language/ subject.
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10.2 M.A. in English

Level-1:
Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without
Level-2:
a. Candidates who have qualified the three years B.A/B.Sc./B.Music Degree Examination
offering English as Second Language or as a Minor subject at the Degree level are also
eligible, provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of the maximum marks in the
above language/subject.
b. Candidates who have qualified the four years B.A, B.Ed. degree examination of the
University of Mysore (Regional College Scheme) with English as major/optional.
c. Candidates who have qualified four Years B.Ed. or B.Sc. Ed. of the University of Mysore
(Regional College scheme), provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of marks
20
in Language English.
d. Graduates of any University who have qualified Post-Graduate Diploma in English
Syllabus of the Programme

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - I
Course Code Semester and Course Credits
MENHC1.1 ENGLISH LITERATURE 4
FROM CHAUCER TO MILTON
MENHC1.2 SHAKESPEARE 4
MENHC1.3 RESTORATION AND 18th CENTURY ENGLISH 4

LITERATURE
MENHC1.4 SHAKESPEAREAN SONNETS AND CRITICISM 3
MENHC1.5 COMPARITIVE DRAMA-I 3
EL 1.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –I Total 20
Note: Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure – 7.
M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - II

MENHC2.1 19th CENTURY ENGLISH POETRY 4
MENHC2.2 19th CENTURY PROSE & FICTION 4
MENHC2.3 20th CENTURY ENGLISH POETRY 4
MENHC2.4 MODERN INDIAN POETRY IN ENGLISH 3
MENHC2.5 COMPARITIVE DRAMA-II 3
EL2.1 Open Elective 2
Semester –II Total 20
Note:
1. Student can opt any subject as Open Elective as given in Annexure
2. The opted open elective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting that
elective.
M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - III

MENHC3.1 INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH 4
MENHC3.2 AMERICAN LITERATURE 4
MENHC3.3 LITERARY CRITICISM-I 4
MENSC3.4 INDIAN WOMEN NOVELISTS 3
MENSC3.5 EUROPEAN CLASSICS IN TRANSLATION-I 3
MENSC3.6 ESSAYS 3
SEC-I Skill Enhancement Course-I 2
Semester –III Total 20
Out of 3 Soft Core Courses, (SC) students can opt any 2 Soft Core Courses (SC)
M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - IV

MENHC4.1 LITERARY CRITICISM-II 4
MENHC4.2 20th CENTURY ENGLISH FICTION AND DRAMA 4
MENHC4.3 NEW LITERATURES IN ENGLISH 4
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MENSC4.4 KANNADA FICTION IN TRANSLATION 3
MENSC4.5 EUROPEAN CLASSICS IN TRANSLATION-II 3
MENSC4.6 SELECTIONS FROM PROSE 3
SEC-II Skill Enhancement Course-II 2
Semester -IV 20
 Out of 3 Soft Core Courses, (SC) students can opt any 2 Soft Core Courses (SC)
10.3 M.A. in Hindi

Level-1:
Level-2:
a. Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.Sc./B.A. (Performing Arts) degree
examination of any recognized university offering Hindi as a language under Group-I or
Group-II. Provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of marks.
b. Candidates who have qualified a degree of any University recognized as equivalent thereto
with Hindi as optional or as major subject.
c. Graduates of any recognized University and if the candidate has not studied either Hindi as
Language or as optional then the following examinations will be treated as equivalent to
Language and optional Hindi (But the Candidate must be a graduate of a recognized
University and has qualified in one of the following Hindi Examinations).
i) Rashtrabhasha Praveen or Rashtrabhasha Visharda Examination of the
Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachara Sabha, Chennai.
ii) Rashtrabhasha Vidwan or Rajabhasha Prakash Examination of Karnataka Hindi
Prachara Samithi, Bangalore.
iii) Hindi Ratna Examination of the Mysore Hindi Prachara Parishat, Bangalore.
iv) Bhasha Praveen Examination of the Karnataka Mahila Hindi seva samithi,
Bangalore.
v) Sahitya Vishard i.e., Sahitya Madhyama or Uttama i.e., Sahitya Ratna (with Hindi
Sahitya) of the Hindi Sahitya Sammelan, Prayag.
Sl Co
. urs Cr
N e Semester and Course edi
o. Co ts
de
SEMESTER-I
M
H
N
1 H ह िं दी सह त्य का इहि ास ( आहदकाल और भक्तिकाल) 4
C
1.
1
M
H
2
N आधु हिक ह िं दी काव्य 4
H
22
C
1.
2
M
H
N
3 H भाषा हिज्ञाि एििं ह िं दी भाषा का इहि ास 4
C
1.
3
M
H
N
4 H आधु हिक ह िं दी गद्य साह त्य 4
C
1.
4
M
H
N
5 H प्रयोजिमू लक ह िं दी 4
C
1.
5
E
L
1.
1
O
6 pe व्याि ररक ह िं दी एििं व्याकरण 2
n
El
ec
tiv
e
Total 2
2
SEMESTER-II
M हहहहह हहहहहहह हह हहहहहह (हहहहहहह हह हहहहहह हहह)
H
N
1 H 4
C
2.
1
M हहहहहहह हहह हहहहहहहहह हहहहह हहहहह
H
N
2 H 4
C
2.
2
M हहहहहहह हहहहहहहह हह हहहहह हहहहहहह
H
N
3 H 4
C
2.
3
M हहहहहह हहह हहहहहहहहह हहहहहहहहहहहह
4 H 4
N
23
H
C
2.
4
M हहहहह हहहहहहहहहह
H
N
5 H 4
C
2.
5
E
L
2.
1
O
6
pe ह िं दी हसिेमा 2
n
El
ec
tiv
e
2
Total
2
SEMESTER-III
M हहहहहह हहहहहहह
H
N
1 H 4
C
3.
1
M हहहहह हहहहहहहहहह हहहहहहहह
H
N
2 H 4
C
3.
2
M हहहहह हहह हहहहहह
H
N
3 S 3
C
3.
1
M
H
हहहहह हहह हहहहदास Any three from this
N
4 S 3
C
3.
2
M
H हहहहह हहह ततलततहहह
N
5 S 3
C
3.
3
M हहहहह हहहह हहह हहहहहह
6 H 3
N
24
S
C
3.
4
M
H
सिंप्रेषण कला एििं हहहह हहहह (हहह-I)
N
S
7 2
E
C
3.
1
2
Total
2
SEMESTER-IV
M
H
N
1 H हहहहहह हहहहहहहह हहह हहहहहह 4
C
4.
1
M हहहहह हहहहहह
H
N
2 H 4
C
4.
2
M हहहहहह-हहहहहहह
H
N
3 S 3
C
4.
1
M हहहहहहह हहहहहहह Any three from this
H
N
4 S 3
C
4.
2
M हहहह हहहहहहह
H
N
5 S 3
C
4.
3
M
H तत
N
6 S 3
C
4.
4
M
H
सिंप्रेषण कला एििं हहहह हहहह (हहह-II)
N
S
7 2
E
C
4.
1
25
2
Total
2
Note:
2. The opted open eelective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting that elective.
3. Out of 04 Soft Core (SC) Courses Students have to select any 03 soft core Courses (Papers)
10.4 M.A. in Telugu

Level-1:
Level-2:
a) Candidates who have psassed three years Degree Examination of any recognized
University offering TELUGU as a Major / Minor / Optional Subject OR an examination of
any University considered equivalent thereto.
b) Candidates who have passed the Telugu Pandit Examination conducted by any recognized
University.
SEMESTER – I

MTLHC 1.1 Aadhunika Kavithvam 4
MTLHC 1.2 Aadhunika Sahithya Drukpathaalu 4
MTLHC 1.3 Udyama Sahithyam 4
MTLHC 1.4 Aadhunika Kavulu 3
MTLHC 1.5 Aadhunika Kavayitrulu 3
EL O.1 OPEN ELECTIVE 2
Total 20
CBCS M.A. TELUGU SEMESTER – II

MTLHC 2.1 Jaanapada Vijnanam 4
MTLHC 2.2 Padha Saahithyam 4
MTLHC 2.3 Aadhunika Kathaa Saahithyam 4
MTLHC 2.4 Girijana Saahityam 3
MTLHC 2.5 Media Writing, Madhyama Rachana 3
EL 0.2 OPEN ELECTIVE 2
Total 20
CBCS M.A. TELUGU SEMESTER – III

MTLHC 3.1 Kavitraya Saahithyam 4
MTLHC 3.2 Saiva Saahityam 4
MTLHC 3.3 Comparative Literature 4
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MTLHC 3.4 Kanyasulkam Naatakam 3
MTLHC 3.5 Aadhunika Vimarsha 3
EL 03 Telugu Grammar 2
Total 20
CBCS M.A. TELUGU SEMESTER - IV

MTLHC 4.1 Prabandha Saahithyam 4
MTLHC 4.2 Sathaka Saahithyam 4
MTLHC 4.3 Sri Sri Kavithvam 4
MTLHC 4.4 Dhakshinaandra Yuga Saahithyam 3
MTLHC 4.5 Telugu Saasana Saahithyam 3
EL 04 Telugu Basha – Charitra 2
Total 20
*subject titles of 3rd and 4th Semester are provisional.
Note:
2. The opted open eelective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting that
elective.
10.5 M.A. in Urdu (CBCS)

Level-1:
Level-2:
a) Candidates who have psassed three years Degree Examination of any recognized
University offering Urdu as a Major / Minor / Optional Subject OR an examination of any
University considered equivalent thereto.
b) Candidates who have passed the Urdu Pandit Examination conducted by any recognized
University.
I Semester
Course Course Credits
Code
MURHC1.1 Qadeem Nasr 4
MURHC1.2 Urdu Nazm 4
MURHC1.3 Tareekhe Urdu Zaban o Adab 1857 Tak 4
MURSC1.1 Tanz-O-Mizah 3
MURSC1.2 Urdu Inshaiya Nigari 3
MURSC1.3 Sir.Syed Ahmed Khan 3
Introduction to Urdu Ghazal
Total 20
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Note: Choose any two from soft core courses (MURSC 1.1, MURSC 1.2 and MURSC 1.3)
II Semester
Course Code Course Credits
MURHC2.1 Tareekhe Urdu Adab 1857 Se 1936 Tak 4
MURHC2.2 Urdu Ghazal 4
MURHC2.3 Qaseeda Aur Marsia 4
MURSC2.1 Urdu Drama Nigari 3
MURSC2.2 Allama Iqbal 3
MURSC2.3 Maktoob nigari 3
Introduction to Urdu Afsana
Total 20
III Semester
MURHC3.1 Tanqeed Arooz-o- Balagath 4
MURHC3.2 Urdu Novel 4
MURHC3.3 Urdu Masnavi 4
MURSC3.1 Urdu Sahafath 3
MURSC3.2 Swanehnigari 3
MURSC3.3 Adbi Tehrikaath 3
SEC.I Skill Enhancement Courses 2
Tarjumanigari
Total 20
IV Semester
MURHC4.1 Urdu Mein Tehqeeq Nigari 4
MURHC4.2 Urdu Afsana 4
MURHC4.3 Dakhni Adab 4
MURSC4.1 Khaka Nigari 3
MURSC4.2 Prem Chand 3
MURSC4.3 Adbi rujhanaath 3
SEC.II Skill Enhancement Courses 2
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Urdu Computer
Total 20
10.6 M.A. in Sanskrit (NON CBCS)
Level-1:
Level-2:
a. Candidates who have passed the three years B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com / B.Music / BYNS/ BBM/ Five
years BAMS / LLB Degree Examination offering Sanskrit as Second Language or minor subject
at the Degree level, provided they have obtained not less than 50 percent of the maximum marks in
the above language/ subject.
b. Graduates of any recognized University who have passed at least the Sahitya Examination
conducted by the Board of Sanskrit Education, Govt. of Karnataka, Bangalore or any other
Examination considered equivalent thereto such as ‘Kovida’ of Bharatiya Vidyabhavan, Bombay,
‘Kovida’ of Sanskrit Bharati, New Delhi, ‘Samartha’ of Bhasa Pracarinisabha, Chittor.
c. Graduates of any recognized University, who have passed the Post-Pre-University Diploma
Examination in Sanskrit conducted by any University.
d. Candidates who have passed the Vidwat Madhyama (B.A) Examination conducted by the Board of
Sanskrit Education, Karnataka Government or Karnataka Sanskrit University, Bangalore.
e. Graduates of any University recognized as equivalent thereto who have passed the Kannada Pandit
Examination conducted by the Government of Karnataka.
Previous

Course Code Title of the Course Credits
MSN 11 Course I Classical Sanskrit Literature – Poetry and Prose and 7
Translations
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MSN 12 Course II Classical Sanskrit Literature – Drama (Texts) and History 7
of Classical Sanskrit Literature.
MSN 13 Course III Tarka and Vyakarana 7
MSN 14 Course IV Bharatiya Tattvasastra 7
MSN 15 Course V Alankara – I 7
Final
MSN 21 Course VI Vedic Hymns, Upanishad, Bhagavad Gita and History of 7
Vedic Literature
MSN 22 Course VII Arthshastra, Smriti, Epic (Texts) and Essay 7
MSN 23 Course VIII Vyakarana (Texts) and Linguistics 7
MSN 24 Course IX Alankara – II (Texts and Poetics – General) 7
MSN 25 Course X Alankara – III (Texts and Poetics – General and 7
Comparative Studies)
10.5 M.A. in History

Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.A. (Performing Arts) Degree Examination
of any recognized University offering History/Ancient History as one of the Major/Optional
subjects at the Degree level or an examination of any university considered equivalent thereto.
Level-1:
 Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of Three years duration without studying
Cognate subjects
Level-2:
 Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.A. (Performing Arts) Degree Examination
of any recognized University offering History as one of the Major/Optional subjects at the
Degree level or an examination of any university considered equivalent thereto.

Semester – I
MHIHC1.1 History - Theory and Method 4
MHIHC1.2 History of Ancient India up to 1206 AD 4
MHIHC1.3 History of Medieval India 1206-1707 AD 4
MHISC1.1 A Elective I 3
MHISC1.2 A Elective II 3
EL 01 Open Elective 2
Semester – I Total 20
30
MHISC1:1A History of America
MHISC1:1B Introduction to Archaeology, Epigraphy Numismatics
MHISC1:2A History of Science and Technology in India
MHISC1:2B Art and Architecture of Karnataka upto 14th Century
Note: 1. Students can opt any 2 courses from MHISC1.1A OR MHISC1.1B and
MHISC1.2A OR MHISC1.2B in 1st Semester.
2. Student can opt any subject as open elective as given in Annexure – 7.
3. The open elective course opted will be allotted subject to a minimum of 20 students opting
that elective.
Semester - II
MHIHC 2.1 Historiography 4
MHIHC 2.2 History of Modern India (1600 to 1857 AD) 4
MHIHC 2.3 Political History of Pre Modern Karnataka 4
MHIHC 2.4 Elective III 3
MHIHC 2.5 Elective IV 3
EL 2.1 Open Elective 2
Semester – II Total 20
MHISC 2:4A State, Society and Economy in Medieval India
MHISC 2:4B Art and Architecture of India

MHISC 2:5A History of Modern Asia
MHISC 2:5B Religions in India
Note: 1. Students can opt any 2 papers from MHISC2.4A OR SC2.4B and MHISC2.5A
OR MHISC2.5B in 2nd Semester.
3. The opted open eelective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting that
elective.
Semester - III
MHIHC 3.1 History of Modern India (1857-1947) 4
MHIHC 3.2 Constitutional History and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 4
MHIHC 3.3 Intellectual History of India 4
MHISC 3.4 Elective V 3
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MHISC 3.5 Elective VI 3
MHSEC - T Introduction to Museology 2
Semester – III Total 20
MHISC 3.4A Literary movement in Modern Karnataka
MHISC 3.4B Socio-Economic History of Pre Modern Karnataka
MHISC 3.5A New Social Movements in India
MHISC 3.5B History of Europe
Note: Students can opt any 2 papers from MHISC3.4A OR MHISC3.4B and
MHISC3.5A OR MHISC3.5B in 3RD Semester.
Semester - IV
MHIHC 4.1 4
History of Modern World
MHIHC 4.2 4
History of Contemporary India
MHIHC 4.3 4
History of Modern Karnataka 1799 to 1990
MHISC 4.4A 3
History of Tourism
MHISC 4.5A 3
History of Wodeyars of Mysore
MHSEC - P 2
Introduction to Archival Studies
Semester – III Total 20
MHISC 4.4A Heritage of India

MHISC 4.5A
Economic History of India
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10.7 M.A. in Economics
Level-1:
Level-2:
of any recognized University offering Economics as one of the Major/Optional subjects at
the Degree level or an examination of any university considered as equivalent thereto.
M.A Economics Syllabus Matrix of the Programme

Maximum Marks
Exami
Counselli
Course Credits Term nation
Semester and Course ng/PCP Internal
Code End Duration
Hours Assessment Total
Examination
Economics Semester - I
MECHC 1.1 Micro Economic Analysis-I 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 1.2 Macro Economics-I 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 1.3 International Trade Finance 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 1.4 Agriculture Economics 3 09 20 80 100 3
MECHC 1.5 Indian Economy–I 3 09 20 80 100 3
MEEL 0.1 Economics policies of india since 1991 2 06 10 40 50 11/2
Hours
Semester – I Total 20 60 110 440 550
Economics Semester - II
MECHC 2.1 Micro Economic Analysis-II 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 2.2 Macro Economics–II 4 12 20 80 100 3
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MECHC 2.3 Research Methodology 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 2.4 Money and Banking 3 09 20 80 100 3
MECHC 2.5 Indian Economy-II 3 09 20 80 100 3
MEEL 2.1 Open Elective 11/2
2 6 10 40 50
Hours
Semester – II Total 20 60 110 440 550
Economics Semester - III
MECHC 3.1 Economics of Development-I 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 3.2 Public Economics-I 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 3.3 Quantitative Techniques for 4 12 20 80 100 3
Economics
MECSC 3.1 A Rural Development / 3 09 20 80 100 3
/ Demography-I
MECSC 3.1 B
MECSC Contemporary Indian Economy-I / 3 09 20 80 100 3
3.2A/ Welfare Economics-I
MECSC 3.2 B
MECSEC-T Computer Fundamental to 11/2
Economics-I 2 06 10 40 50 Hours
Semester – III Total 20 60 110 440 550
Economics Semester - IV
MECHC 4.1 Economics of Development-II 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 4.2 Public Economics-II 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 4.3 Statistics for Economics 4 12 20 80 100 3
MECHC 4.1 A/ Karnataka Economy / Demography-II 3 09 20 80 100 3
MECHC 4.1 B
MECHC 4.2 A/ Contemporary Indian Economy-II / 3 09 20 80 100 3
MECHC 4.2 B Welfare Economics-II
MECSEC-P Computer Fundamental to 2 06 10 40 50 11/2
Economics - II Hours
Semester – IV Total 20 60 110 440 550
Semester I to IV Grand Total 80 240 440 1760 2200
HC – Hard-core Stream;
SC – Soft-core Stream;
EL – Inter-disciplinary Elective.
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course.
Note:
a) Soft Core (SC) papers are for only 3rd and 4th semesters.
b) Students who take up SC 3.1 (A) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.1 (A) in 4th
semester.
c) Students who take up SC 3.2 (A) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.2 (A) in 4th
semester.
d) If students take up SC 3.1 (B) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.1 (B) in 4th
semester.
e) If students take up SC 3.2 (B) in 3rd semester has to mandatorily opt SC 4.2 (B) in 4th
semester.
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f) Students has to make choice between SC 3.1 (A) and SC 3.1 (B) in 3 rd Semester and has to
choose between S.C 4.1(A) & S.C 4.1(B) in 4th semester.
Total credits for M.A Economics (40 credits from Previous and 40 credits from Final M.A in
Economics (20 credits in each semester)).
University makes provision to restructure credits and evaluation system as per time to time UGC
directions.
Note:
2. The elective open course opted will be allotted subject to a minimum of 20 students opting that
elective course
10.8 M.A. in Political Science

Level-1:
Cognate subjects
Level-2:
of any recognized University offering Political Science/Public Administration as one of the
Major/Optional subjects at the Degree level or an examination of any university considered
equivalent thereto.
Cre Couns Maximum Marks Examinatio

dits elling/ n duration
Course Semester and Course PCP Internal Term- on
Code hours* Assessm End Total
ent Examin
ation
M.A., Semester-I
MPSHC1.1 Ancient and Medieval western Political 4 12 20 80 100 3

Thought
MPSHC1.2 Ancient and Medieval Indian Political 4 12 20 80 100 3
Thought
MPSHC1.3 Political Process and Politics in India 4 12 20 80 100 3
Soft Core (choice any Two)
MPSSC1.4 International Relations 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 1.5 Public Administration: Foundation 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 1.6 Peace Studies of International Relations 3 09 20 80 100 3
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Elective Local Government in India 2 06 10 40 50
Paper
ELMPS-1.1
Semester-I Total 20 60 110 440 550
M.A., Semester-II
MPSHC2.1 Modern Western Political Thought 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC2.2 Modern Indian Political Thought 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC2.3 Major Issues in Indian Administrative 4 12 20 80 100 3
System
MPSSC 2.4 Constitutional Development of India 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 2.5 Development Administration 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSHSC 2.6 International Organization and Foreign 3 09 20 80 100 3
Policy
Elective Indian Constitution 2 06 10 40 50
Paper OEL-
2.1
Semester-II Total 20 60 110 440 550
M.A., Semester-III
MPSHC3.1 Comparative Government and Politics 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC3.2 Contemporary Political Science 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC3.3 Public Personal Administration 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 3.1 Rural Governance in India 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 3.2 Political Sociology 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 3.3 Societal Problems of Human Rights in India 3 09 20 80 100 3
Skill Enhancement Course
MPSSEC Democratic Awareness through Legal Literacy 2 06 10 40 50
3.1
Semester-III Total 20 60 110 440 550
M.A., Semester-IV
MPSHC4.1 Recent Political Theory 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC4.2 Karnataka Government and Politics 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSHC4.3 Research Methodology 4 12 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 4.1 Urban Governance in India 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 4.2 Financial Administration in India 3 09 20 80 100 3
MPSSC 4.3 India and her Neighbors 3 09 20 80 100 3
Skill Enhancement Course
MPSSEC 4.1 Legislative Practices and Procedures 2 06 10 40 50
Semester-IV Total 20 60 110 440 550

Skill Enhancement Courses (For the Student of Political Science Discipline):

 Semester-III
SEC-I 3.1 Democratic Awareness through Legal Literacy
 Semester-IV
SEC-II 4.1 Legislative Practices and Procedures
Softcore papers
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Out of three Soft Core (SC) courses students can opt two coursesin 1st and 2nd Semester respectively.
Note:
3. The elective open course opted will be allotted subject to a minimum of 20 students opting that
elective course
10.9 M.A. in Public Administration

Candidates who have passed three years B.A./B.Sc./B.A. (Performing Arts) Degree
Examination of any recognized university offering Public Administration/Political Science as one
of the major/ optional subjects at the Degree level or any Bachelors degree or Higher degree from
recognized University.
Level-1:
 Candidates who have passed any Bachelor’s Degree or higher degree without studying
Cognate subjects
Level-2:
 Candidates who have passed Three Years B.A./ B.Sc./ B.A. (performing Arts) Degree
Examination of any recognized University offering Public Administration or Political
Science as a Major/ optional subject at the Degree level or an examination of any
University considered equivalent thereto.
CBCS Course Matrix of

MA in Public Administration
Course Academic Maximum Marks Examination
s
Cre Counsell
Programme, ing/PCP Duration (Hours)
dits Hours
Code
Assessment
Semester and Course

Examinatio
Continuous
t
Semester-
Total
end
n
s
Semester - I
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PA Introduction to 4 12 20 80 100 3
HC1.1 Public
Administration
PA Development 4 12 20 80 100 3
HC1.2 Administration
PA Decentralisation and 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC1.3 Local Self
Government
Choose any two from the following soft core papers
PA Electronic 3 09 20 80 100 3
SC1.1 Governance
PA Comparative Public 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC1.2 Administration
PA State, Society and 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC1.3 Public
Administration
Interdisciplinary course - I
1
PA EL Indian Polity - I 2 06 10 40 50
1
Semester - I Total 20 60 110 440 550
Semester - II
PA Indian 4 12 20 80 100 3
PA Personnel 4 12 20 80 100 3
PA Police System in 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC2.3 Modern India
PA Public System 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC2.1 Management
PA Organisation 3 09 20 80 100 3
SC2.2
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PA Management of 3 09 20 80 100 3
SC2.3 NGOs
Interdisciplinary course - II
1
PA EL Indian Polity - II 2 06 10 40 50
2
Semester - II Total 20 60 110 440 550
Semester - III
PA Public Financial Administration 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC3.1
PA Research Methodology 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC3.2
PA Administrative Ethics in Governance 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC3.3
PA Regulatory Governance 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC3.1
PA Training of Community Resource Persons 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC3.2
PA Citizen Centric Governance 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC3.3
Skill Enhancement Course - I

1
PA SEC Personality Development and 2 06 10 40 50
1 Communication Skills
Semester - III Total 20 60 110 440 550
Semester - IV
PA Public Policy and Governance 4 12 20 80 100 3

HC4.1
PA Project Work/Dissertation/Viva 8 - **50 *150 200 -

HC4.2
PA Indian Foreign Policy 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC4.1
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PA Crime Prevention and Criminology 3 09 20 80 100 3
SC4.2
PA Democracy and Development in India 3 09 20 80 100 3

SC4.3
Skill Enhancement Course - II

1
PA SEC Monitoring and Evaluation of Development 2 06 10 40 50
2 Programmes
Semester - IV Total 20 60 110 440 550
Semester I to IV - Grand Total 80 198 440 1760 2200
* Project Report
**Viva-Voce for project report
PA – Public Administration; HC – Hard Core; SC – Soft Core; EL –
Interdisciplinary Course; SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
10.10 M.A. in Sociology

Level-1:
Cognate subjects
Level-2:
of any recognized University offering Sociology as one of the Major/Optional subjects at
the Degree level or an examination of any university considered as equivalent thereto.

Sl. No. Course Code Title of the Courses Credit
Semester-I
1 MSOHC 1.1 Classical Sociological Tradition 04
2 MSOHC 1.2 Methods in Social Research 04
3 MSOHC 1.3 Rural Sociology 04
4 MSOSC 1.4 Education and Society 04
5 MSOSC 1.4/5 Sociology of Health and Wellness 04
6 MSOSC 1.5 Study of Majority- Minority Relations 04
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7 ELMSO-01 Open Elective 02
Semester-II
8 MSOHC 2.1 Development of Sociological Theories 04
9 MSOHC 2.2 Social Statistics 04
10 MSOHC 2.3 Urban Sociology 04
11 MSOSC 2.4 Gender and Society 04
12 MSOSC 2.4/5 Agrarian Social Structure and Change 04
13 MSOSC 2.5 Religion and Society 04
14 EL -02 Open Elective 02

Semester-III
15 MSOHC 3.1 Modern Social Theories 04
16 MSOHC 3.2 Sociology of Movements 04
17 MSOHC 3.3 Sociology of Ageing 04
18 MSOSC 3.4 Environmental Sociology 04
19 MSOSC 3.4/5 Science, Technology and Society 04
20 MSOSC 3.5 Sociology of Migration Group’s 04
21 SEC-1 Community Development (SEC) 02
Semester-IV
22 MSOHC-4.1 Perspectives on Indian society 04
23 MSOHC-4.2 Society in Karnataka: Structure and 04

Transformation
24 MSOHC-4.3 State, Social Justice & Human Rights 04
25 MSOSC 4.4 Globalization and Society 04
26 MSOSC 4.4/5 Sociology of Marginalized and Diaspora 04
27 MSOSC 4.5 Crime and Society 04
28 MSOSEC-2 Development Practice (SEC) 02
Total Credits 88
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Note:
1. Out of three Soft Core (SC) courses students can opt two courses in 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th
Semester respectively
2. Student can opt any subject as open elective as given in annexure 7
3. The open elective opted will be allotted provided a minimum of 20 students opt
Particular Elective Course.
10.11 M.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication (CBCS)
Journalism and Mass Communication at the postgraduate level offers a comprehensive

understanding of the dynamic field of media and communication. This program focuses on
advanced study and research in areas such as news reporting, writing, and editing, media
management and policy, specialized communication, advertising and public relations, media
content creation, and critical analysis of media texts. Students delve into the theoretical foundations
of communication, explore emerging media technologies, and develop advanced skills in
storytelling across various platforms. The program also emphasizes the ethical, legal, and social
implications of journalism and mass communication, preparing students for leadership roles in the
media industry. The details of the programme are as below-
Level-1:
 Candidates who have obtained Bachelor’s Degree of minimum Three years duration without
Level-2:
of any recognized University offering Journalism and Mass Communication as one of the
Major/Optional subjects at the Degree level or an examination of any university considered
as equivalent thereto.
,
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Sl.no Course Code Course Name
I semester
1. MJMC HC 1.1 Mass Media
2. MJMC HC 1.2 Reporting, Writing, and Editing
3. MJMC HC 1.3 Communication: Theory and Research
Students can select any two papers from the below Softcore papers
4. MJMC SC 1.4 Media and Communication Technologies
5. MJMC SC 1.5 Media Content Creation
6. MJMC SC 1.6 Specialized Reporting
OEL 1.1 Journalism and Mass Communication: An Overview
II semester
1. MJMC HC 2.1 Media Laws, Policy and Management
2. MJMC HC 2.2 Specialized Communication
3. MJMC HC 2.3 Communication Dimensions
4. MJMC SC 2.4 Communication Skills
5. MJMC SC 2.5 Applied Communication- Advertising
6. MJMC SC 2.6 Applied Communication- Public relations
OEL 2.1 Adverting and Public Relations
Sl.no Course Code Course Name

III semester
1. MJMC HC 3.1 Advanced Reporting Practice (Practical)
2. MJMC HC 3.2 Communication for Development
3. MJMC HC 3.3 Media Text Analysis and Media Criticism
4. MJMC SC 3.4 Film Studies and Appreciation
5. MJMC SC 3.5 Photojournalism
6. MJMC SC 3.6 Radio and Television Production
SEC 3.1 Leadership and Personality Development
IV semester
1. MJMC HC 4.1 Advanced Editing Practice (Practical
2. MJMC HC 4.2 Media Appreciation and Advocacy
3. MJMC HC 4.3 Social Sciences for Media Professionals
4. MJMC SC 4.4 Issues in Focus
5. MJMC SC 4.5 Issues before Media
6. MJMC SC 4.6 Current Affairs
SEC 4.1 Translation Studies
Note: HC- Hardcore, SC- Softcore, OEL- Open Elective, SEC- Skill Enhancement Course.
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10.12 M.A. in Ancient History and Archaeology (CBCS)
Level-1:
Cognate subjects
Level-2:
of any recognized University offering Ancient History or Archaeology or History as one of
the Major/ Optional subjects at the Degree level or an examination of any university
considered equivalent thereto.
Course Code Hard Core / Soft Core Counselin Credit Continues Term end Total Examinatio
g / PCP Value Internal examinati n Duration
Hours Assignment on
MA – Ancient History and Archaeology Semester – I
AHAHC1.1 Cultural History of North 12 4 20 80 100 3
India up to 1210 C.E (HC)
AHAHC1.2 Indian Epigraphy (HC) 12 4 20 80 100 3
AHAHC1.3 Introduction to 12 4 20 80 100 3
Archaeolgoy (HC)
AHASC 1.4 World Civilizations (SC) 09 3 20 80 100 3
AHASC 1.5 Indian Paleography (SC) 09 3 20 80 100 3
EL 01 Open Elective 06 2 10 40 50 11/2
Semester – I Total 60 20 110 440 550
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Hours Assignment on
MA – Ancient History and Archaeology Semester – II
AHAHC 2.1 North Indian Art and 12 4 20 80 100 3
Architecture (HC)
AHAHC 2.2 Principles and methods of 12 4 20 80 100 3
Archaeology (HC)
AHAHC 2.3 Indian Numismatics (HC) 12 4 20 80 100 3
AHASC 2.1 Introduction to Indian 09 3 20 80 100 3
Iconography (SC)
AHASC 2.2 Social Institutions of India 09 3 20 80 100 3
(SC)
EL02 Open Elective 06 2 10 40 50 11/2
Hours Assignment on
MA – Ancient History and Archaeology Semester – III
AHAHC3.1 Historical Method (HC) 12 4 20 80 100 3
AHAHC3.2 Political History of South 12 4 20 80 100 3

India upto 1336 (HC)
AHAHC3.3 Indian Pre and Proto 12 4 20 80 100 3
History (HC)
AHASC Ancient Indian Historical 09 3 20 80 100 3
3.4 Sites (SC)
AHASC Tourism in India (SC) 09 3 20 80 100 3
3.5
AHASEC 1 Skill Enahancement 06 2 10 40 50 11/2
Course
Semester – III Total 60 20 110 440 550
Course Code Hard Core / Soft Core Counselin Credit Continues Term Total Examinatio
g / PCP Value Internal end n Duration
Hours Assignment examina
tion
MA – Ancient History and Archaeology Semester – IV
AHAHC 4.1 South Indian Art and 12 4 20 80 100 3
Architecture (HC)
AHAHC 4.2 Project Work (HC) - 8 50 150 200 -
AHASC 4.3 Indian Paintings (HC) 12 3 20 80 100 3
AHASC 4.4 Cultural Heritage of 09 3 20 80 100 3
Karnataka
AHASEC 2 Skill Enahancement 06 2 10 40 50 11/2
Course 2
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Note:
1. Out of three Soft Core (SC) Papers students can opt two papers in 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th
Semester respectively.
2. Student can opt any subject as open elective as given in annexure 7.
3. The opted open elective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting
that elective.
4. Titles of 3rd and 4th Sem are provision.
10.13 M.A. in Education

Level-1:
studying Cognate subjects.
 Those who have passed three years degree programme without studying the Cognate
subject are eligible. Such admitted candidates have to qualify the Master’s
Preparatory Programme (MPP) examination conducted by the Karnataka State
Open University.
Level-2:
 Candidates who have passed three years B.A Degree Examination of any
recognized University offering Education as one of the Major/Optional subject
at the Degree level or B.Ed. or an examination of any university considered
equivalent thereto.
M.A in Education
Maximum Marks
Course Counselling/
Semester and Course Credits Internal Term End Total
Code PCP Hours
Assessment Examination Marks
Semester - I
MEDHC Philosophy of Education 12 4 20 80 100
1.1
MEDHC Sociology of Education 12 4 20 80 100

1.2
MEDHC Psychology of Education 12 4 20 80 100

1.3
M.A in
Education MEDSC Fundamentals of Educational
I Semester 1.4(A)
Technology
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Educational Administration
1.4(B)
MEDSC ICT and School Education

1.5(A)
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Leadership in Education
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1.5(B)
ELMAE 01 Open Elective 06 2 10 40 50
Semester – I Total 60 20 110 440 550
Semester - II
MEDHC Curriculum - Principles and 12 4 20 80 100
2.1 Planning
MEDHC Distance Education 12 4 20 80 100

2.2
MEDHC Elementary and Secondary

2.3 Education
12 4 20 80 100
MEDSC Audio-Visual Media in Education

M.A in 2.4(A)
Education
3 20 80 100
II Semester MEDSC Educational Planning
2.4(B)
09
MEDSC Communication Skills
2.5(A)
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Economics of Education
2.5(B)
EL02 Open Elective 06 2 10 40 50
Semester – III
MEDHC Teaching – Theory & Systems 12 4 20 80 100
3.1
MEDHC Educational Research 12 4 20 80 100

3.2
MEDHC Women Education 12 4 20 80 100

M.A in 3.3
Education
III MEDSC Print Media in Education
Semester 3.4(A)
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Educational Management
3.4(B)
MEDSC Media in Mass Communication

3.5(A)
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Management of Social Groups
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3.5(B)
MEDSEC-I Stress Management 06 2 10 40 50
Semester – IV
MEDHC Evaluation – Theory and Practice 12 4 20 80 100
4.1
MEDHC Dissertation 24 8 50 150 200

4.2
MEDSC Online Education

4.3(A)
M.A in 09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Human Resource Development
Education
4.3(B)
IV
Semester
MEDSC Theories and Modes of
4.4(A) Communication
09 3 20 80 100
MEDSC Training and Assessment of
4.4(B) Leadership
MEDSEC- Life Skills Education 06 2 10 40 50

II

Note:
1. Students can opt any subject as open elective as given in Annexure –
2. Students can opt either MEDSC 1.4(A), MEDSC 1.5(A), MEDSC 2.4(A), MEDSC 2.5(A),
MEDSC 3.4(A), MEDSC 3.5(A), MEDSC 4.3(A), MEDSC 4.4(A) or MEDSC 1.4(B),
MEDSC 1.5(B), MEDSC 2.4(B), MEDSC 2.5(B), MEDSC 3.4(B), MEDSC 3.5(B),
MEDSC 4.3(B), MEDSC 4.4(B)
E. Instructional Delivery System – MA

The instructional methodology used in this University is different from that of conventional
Universities. The Open University system is more learners oriented, and is geared to cater to the
needs of motivated students, assuming that the student is an active participant in the teaching-
learning process. The University follows multi-channel approach for instruction. Instruction to
student is imparted through various modes such as print, audio/video and supported by counseling
face to face, electronic mode etc.
• Self-Learning Material (SLM): The Study material prepared by highly experienced

academicians/subject experts is an integral part of Instructional delivery. The Study Material is
learner centric with illustrations, case studies, experience etc., which will help learners in
acquiring knowledge and skill.
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• Personal Contact Programme (PCP): The PCP will be arranged by the university at the
notified center. Dedicated faculty will be engaged into action to render quality services.
• Counselling: The University will arrange counseling through face to face and electronic mode.
The details relating to PCP and counseling will be uploaded to the University website at
appropriate time.
i. Self-Learning Material and its Delivery
1. The Study Materials has been designed keeping in view of the norms prescribed by the
UGC. Study Materials are divided into different blocks. The self-learning material has
been designed in the background of learners assessment of study level. It is a primary
source of information for pursuing various degrees. The self-learning materials will be
delivered at the time of admissions.
2. For the students who have not received the Study Material in person, the University
will dispatch. If returned or undelivered to the addressee, the study material will be
sent to such students later, on the condition that the student should bear the postal
charges. Such addresses are updated in the KSOU website
(www.ksoumysuru.ac.in.).
3. The University has introduced a system of evaluation of self-learning material by the

students. For this purpose a feedback will be sent along with the self-learning material.
Every learner shall submit the feedback on quality content of self-learning material as
per the instructions and send it to concerned Regional Director.
ii. AUDIO-VIDEO STUDIO PROGRAMS
"Our Karnataka State Open University has its own studio called Visual Studio,
dedicated to providing a wide range of online and digital learning experiences for all its
students. The aim is to transform all courses into an attractive visual medium, making
learning both easy and appealing. Simultaneously, it turns studying into an entertaining
task rather than a boring one, achieved through eye-catching visuals, soothing
background music, enticing text styles, and a mind-inducing format.
For this purpose, the studio is equipped with advanced technology, including a large
spacious
Green matte floor, high-quality cameras, editing suites with top-of-the-line Apple
systems, and all the necessary CG and Photoshop software. The studio is staffed by
talented and creative individuals who operate and handle the cameras and software
efficiently.
The KSOU Studio strives to produce excellent digital content daily, covering various
subjects such as science, technology, management, arts, history, etc. All this content is
available on our “KSOU DHRUSHYAVAHINI” YouTube channel. To date, the studio
has produced around 500 pieces of content, all of which have been watched and
appreciated by university students for their appealing quality.
In addition to course content, the studio makes an effort to communicate university

seminars, programs, and events by capturing and uploading them to various digital
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platforms. Short videos of these programs are displayed on the university's signboards
and other platforms to disseminate information rapidly.
As times change and trends evolve, education must also adapt its teaching methods
and techniques. In this regard, our Karnataka State Open University's Visual Studio is a
step ahead, consistently adopting new technologies effectively. This positions the
university as strong and innovative in the field of education. The studio operates with its
own vision, mission, ethics, and a strong work culture to reach its desired goals."
For more information, please contact Siddegowda B, Producer, Visual Studio

Department. ph: 9945616423.
iii. Contact Programme
The University will arrange personal contact programme for M.A/M.Com

Programmes. The PCP will be held in notified centers. The details relating to the
duration, dates, and centers will be intimated to the students by circular or through
website. Experienced faculty of the university and the academic counselors will deliver
lectures on the syllabus. Further, any clarifications on Self Learning Material will be
addressed besides offering proper advice on assignment writing and also examination.
Students are advised to attend the programme and reap the benefits.
The University has introduced a transparent mechanism of evaluation system of
teachers by learners. The prescribed format will be administered by Learner Support
Centres. The learners shall fill the form as per instructions and forward it to the
concerned Regional Director.
F. Evaluation System
Evaluation system comprises of:
i. Internal assessment (IA) through assignments with a weightage of 20 marks.
ii. Term-end examination with a weightage of 80 marks.
i. Internal Assessment:
Internal Assessment by way of assignment is an integral part of open and distance
learning. The main purpose of assignments is to test the students‟ comprehension of the
learning materials acquired through the studies and to assess the performance of the
student.
 Assignments should be submitted online through KSOU Academic Platform.
 Only soft copy of the assignments is accepted.
12. Academic Platform

1. To download app to Mobile
Downloadhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ksouonlinestudy.app.twa
and login with student mobile number given during admission followed by OTP.
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2. To Download app to Computer/Laptop /iOS Mobile
 Login to the website: www.ksouonlinestudy.com with student mobile number given
during admission followed by OTP
3. How to Submit Assignment through Online
 Click on Assignments tab in Dashboard
 Under courses page, click on respective course names to view assignment questions
 Click on assignment and upload the scanned copy of the hand-written assignment as a
single pdf file.
 The contents in the uploaded assignment should have the following information
1. Write the assignment in sheets with title of the course, your roll no, semester
details.
2. Mandatory Self Signature and date on all assignment pages.
3. Scan the pages and make one single pdf file.
4. Upload the pdf file.
5. Click on Submit the Assignment and wait for the status.
6. If assignment is rejected, Check Logs and Re-upload once.
7. If the wrong file is uploaded, select the correct file and click "Update." The old
file will be deleted, and the new one will be updated.
4. Navigation Options:
In the top-right corner, access three key options:

i) Notifications: Stay informed with circulars related to admission and examination.
ii) Profile: View and update your name, semester, and email information.
iii) Helpline Number: For updated information regarding changes to your registered
number, subject, or course, please contact our helpline at 9873037405. Feel free to
reach out for assistance with any modifications or updates you may require.
5. SLM Repository:
 Click on "Open Now" to access your subject list.

 You can access SLM, Video classes, Audio and Previous year Question paper
6. Live Classes
 Receive notifications to join live classes, ensuring you stay connected with your
coursework.
 Gain access to both live sessions and recorded classes for flexible learning options.
i. Active Classes:
 View your course timetable, listing subjects, semester/year, and class timings
with date.
 Click on "Join" to access live classes; the link will redirect you to the Google
Meet platform.
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ii. Completed Classes:
 Access a log of completed classes, including the date and time.
 Recorded videos of completed classes are available for review directly within
the app—no external viewer required.
ii. Term-end Examination: M.A
A. For CBCS
The University will conduct semester exam as per the calendar of events and there
will be no provision for supplementary examination.
Term End
I.A Marks Total
Paper Examination
Per Paper Marks
Marks Per Paper
I 20 80 100
II 20 80 100
III 20 80 100
IV 20 80 100
V 20 80 100
Open Elective or Skill 10 40 50
Enhansment
Total 110 440 550
Grand Total 2200
( 1st Sem to 4th Sem)
Scheme of Examination per course/ paper
Marks Minimum
Internal Assessment 20 08
Term End Examination 80 32
Total 100 40
Course (Paper) exemption 40
Aggregate for pass 40%
Details of Examination Fee for CBCS

I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester
M.A.
(Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.)
Examination Fee 1,500/- 1,500/- 1,500/- 1,500/-
B. For Non CBCS
I.A Term End

Marks Examination Total
Paper
Per Marks Per Marks
Paper Paper
I 20 80 100
II 20 80 100
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III 20 80 100
IV 20 80 100
V 20 80 100
Total 100 400 500
Grand Total 2000
(1st Year and 2nd Year)
Scheme of Examination per course/ paper (for Non CBCS)

Marks Minimum
Internal Assessment 20 08
Term End Examination 80 32
Total 100 40
Course (Paper) exemption 40
Aggregate for pass 40%
Details of Examination Fee for Non CBCS

,,
I Year II Year
M.A.
(Rs.) (Rs.)
Examination Fee 1,500/- 1,500/-
Procedure for Payment of Fee
• Candidate shall remit the prescribed fee through online. The instruction to pay the fees
online is available on the University website.
• University will not accept cheque/cash/DD under any circumstances.
• Filled in application can be submitted to respective Regional Centres/ headquarters

along with fees paid challan for admission.
1. In order to claim relaxation in the exam fees, the SC/ST students have to
compulsorily pass the examination in the year of admission itself. Exam Fee
relaxation is not applicable for such candidates who do not appear for the exams in
the year of admission.
2. The SC/ST students admitted for a Course with the admission fee relaxation have to
pay mandatorily Rs.50/- service charge. In case if they fail to pay the above
mentioned amount, such applications will be rejected.
3. The SC/ST students admitted with fees reimbursement during admission, have to
compulsorily pay full exam fees.
4. No relaxation will be provided in the exam fees for SC/ST students reappearing for
the exams. Such students have to compulsorily pay the amount fixed for the exam
fee by the University.
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5. University at any cost will not refund/ readjust the exam fees for future exams.
G. Master’s Preparatory Programme
The candidates who have not studied cognate subjects at under graduate level seeking
admission to M.A/M.Com Programme, except for M.A. (Journalism & Mass Communication),
shall study Master’s Preparatory Programme. The University will supply study materials on the
concerned subject. The Study Materials gives an outline of the cognate subject. The curriculum is
designed in such a way to fill the gap of the knowledge of the cognate subjects which they have not
studied at under graduate level. The question paper pattern will be uploaded in the website at an
appropriate time. Candidates shall appear and qualify the MPP examination in the year of
admission only.
13. Skill Development Programme

The University is offering the Skill development programmes to enhance the skills of the
students as per the directions of Government of India, University Grants Commission and
Karnataka State Skill Development Corporation. The Learners of PG programmes shall choose any
of the subjects indicated hereunder.
The hands-on experience will be provided at Headquarters/Regional Centres or any chosen
Institutions. Well experienced trainers will impart skill to the learners at all the levels. The learners
are informed to select the subjects carefully and indicate it in the application.
The course opted by the learner in the first year will be continued till they complete the
programme. There is no provision for changing the subject under any circumstances. The university
will not conduct examination on such courses. Participation in Skill Development training is
compulsory.
The following skill areas have to be opted by students:
1. Computer Fundamentals
2. English for Communication and Soft Skills
3. DqÀ½vÀ PÀ£ÀßqÀ
4. Employability Skill Enhancement
The hours of theory and practical are dependent upon duration of the course. The syllabi may
be downloaded from the University website. The schedule of skill development training will be
intimated in due course. The schedule and venue will be uploaded in KSOU website.
14. Tentative Academic Planner
The tentative academic planner for various programmes offered by the university is given as
below:
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Table -1: Tentative Annual Academic calendar for PG Programmes CBCS Semester
Programmes
Academic Planner 2024-25 July Cycle – PG Programs
(July 2024-25)
Sl.No Academic Activities Ist Sem IInd Sem I Year

(UG & PG) (UG & PG)
1 Admission July-Oct 2024 - July-Oct 2024
2 Distribution of SLM At the time of At the time of At the time of
Admission Admission Admission
3 Uploading Assignment Aug 2024 March 2025 At the time of
Question to the Website Admission
4 Online Induction 2nd Week of - 2nd Week of

Programme November 2024 November 2024
5 PCP/ Counselling Dec 2024/Jan 2025 April 2025 Dec 2024/Jan 2025
6 Last Date of Submission Feb 2025 May 2025 March 2025
of Assignment
7 Completion of March 2025 June 2025 April 2025
Evaluation Assignments
8 Uploading of 4th Week of March 4th Week of 4th week of April

Assignments Marks to 2025 June 2025 2025
Exam Portal
9 Examination Notification Feb 2025 May 2025 May 2025
10 Examination March 2025 June 2025 June 2025
11 Declaration of Result April 2025 July 2025 July 2025
15. Student Support Services

The University has created learners friendly support services that enable them to pursue
students without any inconvenience. The students support service is considered to be excellent in
the headquarters while proper measures have been taken up to provide such services at the Regional
Centres/ Learners Support Centre.
Regional Centers and Learner’s Support Centers
The University is committed to cater to the academic requirements of the students. The KSOU
has established Regional Centers across the state to facilitate interactions between students and
University on all aspects of academia (see Annexure-II).
KSOU functions in 3 tier system for providing effective student support services:
a. Headquarters
b. Regional Centers
c. Learner Support Centre (Study Centre).
The Headquarters control all the activities of Regional Centers and Study Centres. The
Regional Centres led by the Regional Directors, engage in the admission process, issue of study
material, besides the management of counseling/PCP and also continuous assessment. The regional
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centers will update all the information to the students from time to time, as and when University
initiates. (The List of Regional Centers - Appendix II)
Library at Headquarters, Mysuru:

The Karnataka State Open University Library has catered to the needs of the students,
research scholars, faculty members, and non-teaching staff of the university since 1996. The
primary mission of the library is to support the educational and research programmes of the
university by maximising access to information. To fulfil the objectives of the university, the library
aims to develop a comprehensive collection of documents useful for the faculty and the research
community. Since then, there has been consistent growth in the multi-disciplinary resource
collection of the library. At present, the library has in stock over 1,07,570 volumes on shelves
covering a wide variety of subjects. Books on various subjects are procured as per the requirements
of the staff and students. Realising the importance of the periodicals and their utility to research
scholars and teachers, the university has subscribed to several periodicals. The library receives over
100 periodicals in print and online on various subjects. Apart from conventional book resources, it
comprises a good number of reference books, encyclopaedias, reports, theses, dissertations, audio-
visual materials, CD/DVDs, e-resources, etc.
Membership Services:
 All the students of the university can become members of the library after getting their
Student Identity Card issued by the university authorities at the time of admission.
 To get membership, they have to fill out a membership application and submit it along with
two passport-size photos and one stamp-size photo, for a total of Photos for undergraduate
and postgraduate students.
 Borrowers' tickets will be issued on payment of a refundable caution deposit of Rs. 250 for
undergraduates and postgraduate students.
 Users can borrow one book per card. The issued books can be retained for 60 days, and after
the due date, a penalty of Rs. 1 per book per day will be levied.
 The students should return the books and borrower cards 30 days before the commencement
of the annual examinations. If they fail to return the same, the admission ticket for the
examination will not be issued.
 As per university guidelines, students have to produce their identity card and compulsorily
surrender their borrower tickets to the library authorities for obtaining a No Due Certificate
(NDC) from the library.
Library Services:
 Well-equipped and maintained library facilities are provided at the headquarters, regional
centres, and learner support centres.
 Reference and Referral Services, Current Awareness Services, User Orientation Services,
Bibliographic Services, News Paper Clipping Services, and Photocopy Services are
provided to the users.
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 The library has a well-equipped computer lab with an internet facility to cater to the needs
of its users.
 The library functions from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on all working days.
 During contact programmes and university examinations, the library will be kept open from
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and on government holidays, the library functions from 10:00 a.m. to
5:30 p.m.
 The housekeeping operations and catalogue are computerised using the NewGenLib
integrated library management software.
 A web-based online public access catalogue is provided to users.
 The library website provides access to e-journals, e-books, old question papers, etc., and
links to the Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) of the library
[http://ksoumysore.edu.in/library.php].
Users can also access e-books and other resources from the remote access software called
Knimbus: https://ksoumysuru.knimbus.com/#/. by logging in with your email ID and password
(given by the library), or you can also access it by downloading and installing the mLibrary app
from the Google Play Store on your mobile device.
For any information regarding the library services please send your queries and feedback to e-
mail id: ksoulibrary@gmail.com and contact Telephone No. 0821-2500873 / 251995, Ext:
525/526/530/531.
Health Centre:
The University has established a Health Centre to attend to the urgent and immediate needs of
the students whenever they stay at the campus. Only the OPD facility is available and regular
doctor and other staff will be on duty.
Hostels:
The University provides separate hostel facility for men and women Separately in KSOU
Mysuru campus.
Men’s Hostel:
KSOU Boy's Hostel is located in KSOU campus. It consists of 33 rooms. Each room can
accommodate 5 students. In total 165 students can be accommodated at a time. Students who wish
to avail this facility have to pay Rs. 177/- per day including Tax.
Women’s Hostel:
KSOU cottages, located in the University campus, are reserved to the women students.
Totally 09 cottages are located in the University’s main campus and can accommodate up to 108
students at a time. Students who wish to avail this benefit, have to pay Rs. 177/- per day including
Tax.
The University is extending this facility within its limits. The accommodation will be
provided depending on the availability by following the policy of 'First Come-First Serve'. The
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students of the hostel/ cottages shall maintain decency and decorum in the campus, no damage to
the properties of the University shall be caused. Any violation will attract disciplinary action and
penalty. Those who do not get the accommodation shall make their own arrangements. To avail
Hostel / cottage facility and payment of tariff, contact the Office of the University Guest House
during working hours. For details contact-9740140533
Other amenities available at the main campus
a) Well maintained cafeteria

b) State Bank of India with its ATM facility
c) Post Office
d) Wi - fi Facility
e) Well maintained playground
f) Pure drinking water facility
The University extends this facility within its limits. The accommodation will be provided
depending on the availability by following the policy of 'First Come-First Serve'. The students of
the hostel/ cottages shall maintain decency and decorum in the campus, no damage to the properties
of the University shall be caused. Any violation will attract disciplinary action and penalty. Those
who do not get accommodation shall make their own arrangements. To avail Hostel/ Cottage
facility and payment of tariff, contact the Office of the University Guest House during working
hours. For details contact-9844159004
Amenities available at Main Campus

 Well maintained cafeteria
 State Bank of India with its ATM facility
 Post Office
 Wi-Fi Facility
 Well maintained playground
 Pure drinking water facility
Special Concession for Women Students:

Women Candidates coming under the category of Below Poverty Line (BPL), seeking
admission to UG/PG will be given 15 percent concession on Tuition Fee. The applicant should
submit a copy of BPL card issued by the competent authority at the time of admission. Such
candidates are required to enclose a copy of the BPL card containing the photo and the name
self-attested, along with the application and original documents.
Mukta Sanjeevini Scholarship:

The Karnataka State Open University has established Mukta Sanjivini Scholarship Fund
to encourage poor students to pursue the studies. This scholarship is available to students of
economically weaker sections of M.A, Programs of KSOU.
Conditions:
 Annual income of students/ father/ mother/ guardian/ husband should not exceed rupees
one lakh.
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 Income/Caste certificate issued by concerned Tahasildar shall be submitted.
 Scholarship is available to II M.A/M.Com, students who have successfully completed
their Previous Year examination with 50% marks in the first attempt.
 Students should be below the age of 30 years.
 Those who apply for this scholarship should not have applied for any scholarship
anywhere else.
 Students will be selected for scholarship based on their merit.
 Students should submit prescribed filled in application form along with relevant
documents to the Chairperson of the concerned department, Karnataka State Open
University, Mukthagangothri, Mysuru - 570 006 within the stipulated time.
Competitive Examination Training Centre:

The KSOU Competitive examination training centre offers training and guidance to
various competitive examinations. The Competitive Examination Coaching Centre is providing
free coaching for aspirants of competitive exams. For more details, contact 0821-2515944.
VISION AND GOALS
This is an ambitious experiment by KSOU CETC. The duty of universities does not end
with awarding degrees. It is the duty of the university to impart quality training to the
underprivileged at affordable cost and to place them in jobs.
A center born from the desire to share the light of knowledge to the hungry, to open the
door of the world of knowledge to the deserving and to realize the dream.
The main aim of this center is to provide training and guidance spanning around 45 to 50
days for each batch to the aspirants who are preparing for competitive exams.
Prepare aspirants for competitive examinations such as IAS, KAS and other competitive
examinations conducted by Central and State Government Public Service Commissions, FDA,
SDA, Police Sub-Inspector, Police Constable competitive examinations and staff selection
commission, coaching for UGC-NET and K-SET exams conducted by the University Grants
Commission.
Our target is to prepare Kannada medium students especially candidates from rural
background for competitive examinations.
The University has started Competitive Examination Training Center in the academic year
2011-12. Successful candidates for IAS, KAS, Bank Exams, NET, SLET, High School, Primary
School Teacher Recruitment Exams Coaching, as well as spoken English related trainings, is a
move to attract people of all ages.
In-service professors, serving state and central IAS and KAS officers and retired Chancellors of
various universities have been interested in engaging as training resource persons for the
competitive examinations held at this center.
Placement Cell
The University has a placement cell which provides placement assistance. Placement fairs are
conducted by the University to provide placement assistance to students. The cell is continuous
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liaison with different industry/companies. Placements are being provided to meritorious candidates.
Placement cell was started in July 2019 with the objective of providing jobs for meritorious
candidates of KSOU exclusively. In later days the placement cell retained same objectives but the
scope was extended to all the aspirants of Karnataka. With the above objective 4 job fairs including
one mega job fair were arranged through which job were provided to 4000 students.
University has signed MoU with 2 companies for placements. Presently negotiations are
going with Board of Apprentiship Training and Department of Employement and Training,
Government of Karnataka. Around 50 students have been selected for apprentiship with stipend of
around 10,000 per month for 2 years. State level apprentiship fair was also arranged in collaboration
with Government of Karnataka. The Placement cell planning to provide apprentiship training with
stipend of minimum 10,000/- per month for all Under Graduate and Post Graduate on SSLC based
students. For more details contact placement cell: 9964697521.
KSOU App:
Karnataka State Open University has developed an App which can be downloaded from the
Google Playstore. The App provides all the relavent informations such as Courses, Admissions,
Classes, and Examinations. Soft copy of the study material can also be downloaded from the App
along with previous question papers and assignments.
KSOU YouTube channel:

The video recorded classes are available in KSOU official Youtube channel.
@ksoudrushyavahini6222- KSOU DRUSHYAVAHINI. Hence the students are here by inform to
subscribe to the channel without fail. In this channel the students will get all the notifications, news
of KSOU.
KSOU Connect
KSOU connect is a Web Based interactive platform developed by the University. It is used
to conduct online classes; Counselling sessions and Special lectures. Students will get a link which
enables them to join the sessions.
Video Lectures
Few Departments of Studies and Research have developed video lectures, which are
uploaded in the YouTube Channel.
KSOU Radio
Karnataka State Open University has launched KSOU Radio, an internet Radio for the
benefit of all students, which can be heard by all students through the Mobile App. Through this
radio, skilled professors, external resource persons are presenting lessons and supplementary
materials to students.
As ours is an open university, we re-broadcast the 2-hour program over a 2 hour period, keeping
track of all students' listening times.
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The radio station was launched by the then Higher Education Minister of Karnataka Government
Sri C N Ashwathanarayana on 07th April 2022. The radio has been continuously broadcasting ever
since.
The Hon'ble Chancellor and other senior officials are providing all possible coordination and
guidance for this radio broadcast.
Students can download this radio app from the KSOU official web site and listen to the lessons.
KSOU Radio is providing a lot of useful information and publications in addition to the curriculum.
It is gratifying that KSOU Radio has been instrumental in delivering lessons and extracurricular
content to students in the space they are in, in a time when students are getting on with the fast pace
of society
CMKKY
KSOU is a training partner to Chief Ministers Koushalya Karnataka Yojane (CMKKY).
KSOU imparts training to all its Final year / Semester students who have enrolled for various
classes. For more details students can contact Dr. Sumati Ramakrishna Gowda Director CMKKY.
16. Information about the Admission Fee:
1. Women from below poverty line are eligible for 10% concession on tuition fee.
2. Cab/auto drivers, their spouse and two children and the staffs of KSRTC, BMTC,
NWKRTC, KKRTC are elegible for 10% concession on Tuition fee for which they shall
produce identity card issued by the competent authority.
3. Eligibility fee for candidates residing outside Karnataka or studied outside Karnataka is
Rs. 2,000/-.
4. Defence and ex-service man students get 10% concession on tuition fees in particular
subject.
5. KSOU staff members, their spouse and their children (only 2 children) get 10%
concession on total admission fees in particular subject.
6. Transgender will get full fees concession.
7. Candidates whose parents are demised in covid 19 will get 100% fees concession on total
admission fee.
8. Alumni association fee – Rs.500/-
9. Students with blind disability will get free admission along with suitable documents
(except B.Ed and M.B.A).
17. Instructions to candidates relating to Examination

17.1 About the Examination Policy
 Annual Examination
The Examination for M.A. Degree Programmes will be conducted by the University
at the end of each academic Semester. No supplementary examination will be
conducted for M.A. Programmes.
 Period for Completion of the Programme

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The students shall complete the programme in a period of n+2 years.
 Procedure of Examination
Candidate shall register for all subjects (whole examination) when he/she appears for
the examination for the first time (during the year of admission).
 Examination Centers
Depending upon the number of students enrolled, the University will identify the
Examination Centers. In addition to these Examination Centers, the University
conducts examination in other institutions which will also be notified in the
examination circular. If any changes are made regarding examination centers, the
same will be updated in the KSOU official Website:
www.ksoumysore.karnataka.gov.in. Supplementary examinations will have lesser
number of examination centers depending on the strength of the students.
 Course Exemption
Course exemption is granted to all Under graduate and Post graduate courses as per
the ordinance of the University.
 Declaration of Results for Undergraduate Programmes
The candidates should score minimum 32 Marks in theory and aggregate of 35
percent including IA Marks in all courses at the Term end examination. Those who
score less than 35 per cent will be considered as failed in the examination. Therefore,
such candidates have to reappear for the respective courses in the examination.
 Declaration of Results for Postgraduate Programmes

The candidates should score minimum 32 Marks in theory and aggregate of 40
percent including IA Marks in all courses at the Term end examination. Those who
score less than 40 per cent will be considered as failed in the examination, therefore
such candidates have to reappear for the courses in the examination.
 Marks Card
The University will issue Aadhar based digital Marks Card and Convocation Certificate
through Online; such copies will also be available in National Academic Depository
(NAD).
 Grace Policy
The grace marks permissible shall be 1% of total maximum marks of all the courses
or component or group or for the whole examination of all under graduate courses.
 Grading System for M.A / M.Com (Non CBCS)
Aggregate % of
Qualitative Level Grade Class Label
Marks
Grade Awarded
Obtained
75 % or more Excellent A Distinction
60-74% Very Good B I Class
50-59% Good C II Class
35-49% Satisfactory D Pass
Below 35% Fail E Fail
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Grade and Credit Points are computed for each course considering the marks secured and the
credits earned in each course. Grade Points shall be computed as per table shown below.
Credit Points are determined by multiplying the Grade Points in each course by the credits of that
course. Both the Grade Points and Credit Points shall be computed for each course in each semester.
Grade Point Average (GPA) shall be computed and given to each candidate based on his/her
semester performance. This shall be determined by dividing the sum of credit points earned by the
student in all the courses of a semester by the total number of credits for which the candidate has
taken examination in that semester,
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is computed for the whole academic programme
considering the aggregate of Credit Points of all the semesters earned by the student and dividing
this sum by the total credits of all the semesters,
Classification of Successful Candidates:

The results of successful candidates at the end of each semester shall be declared on the
basis of Percentage of Aggregate Marks and in terms of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and
Eight Point Alpha – Sign Grading Scale. The results at the end of the fourth semester shall also be
classified on the basis of Percentage of Aggregate Marks and on the basis of the Cumulative Grade
Point Average (CGPA) obtained in all the four semesters and the corresponding overall alpha – sign
grade. An eight point grading system, alpha – sign grade as described in Tables below shall be
adopted. The Semester Grade Point Average (GPA) in a Semester and the Cumulative Grade Point
Average (CGPA) at the end of the fourth semester shall be computed as follows:
Computation of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA):

The grade points (GP) in a course shall be assigned on the basis of actual marks scored in
that course as per the Table below. The Credit Points (CP) shall then be calculated as the product
of the grade points earned in the course and the credits assigned for the course. The total CP for a
semester is obtained by adding the CP of all the courses of the semester. The SGPA for a
semester is computed by dividing the total CP of all the courses of study by the total credits for
the semester.
Calculation of Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA):

The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) at the end of the fourth semester shall be
calculated as the weighted average of the semester grade point averages (SGPA). The CGPA is
obtained by dividing the total of semester credit weightages by the maximum credits for the
programme.
Conversion of Percentage of Marks into Grade Points in a Paper

%Marks in a Grade Point
paper/practical (GP)
96-100 10
91-95 9.5
86-90 9.0
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81-85 8.5
76-80 8.0
71-75 7.5
66-70 7.0
61-65 6.5
56-60 6.0
51-55 5.5
46-50 5.0
41-45 4.5
40 4.0
Below 40 0
Table : Final Result / Grades Description
Semester / Program Semester GPA / Alpha-Sign / Result / Class Description

% of Marks Program CGPA Letter Grade
90.0-100 9.00-10.00 O (Outstanding) Outstanding
80.0-<90.0 8.00-<9.00 A+ (Excellent) First Class Exemplary
70.0-<80.0 7.00-<8.00 A (Very Good) First Class Distinction
60.0-<70.0 6.00-<7.00 B+ (Good) First Class
55.0-<60.0 5.50-<6.00 B(Above Average) High Second Class
50.0-<55.0 5.00-<5.50 C (Average) Second Class
40.0-<50.0 4.00-<5.00 P (Pass) Pass Class
Below 40 Below 4.00 F (Fail) Fail/Reappear
Absent 0 Ab (Absent)
 Revaluation and Photocopy of answer scripts

The students of M.A / M.Com have provision to apply for re-valuation and photocopy of
answer scripts within 14 days from the date of announcement of result in the University
Website https://www.ksoumysuru.ac.in/ In this regard, application may be submitted to the
Registrar (Evaluation), Karnataka State Open University, Mukthagangothri, Mysuru-6,
through registered post.
 Eligibility to appear for Examination
To be eligible to appear for examination in any course, the students are required to
fulfill the following conditions;
a) They must have paid all the fees prescribed by the University.
b) They should have pursued the concerned course program.
c) They should submit the examination form in time.
The admission to the concerned the candidates should be retain as it is with modificate.
 Examination Time Table
Schedule of Examination dates indicating the date and time of examination for each
program will be sent to all the regional Centers/examination Centers within 15 days before the
commencement of examination. The students can obtain the detailed Time Table from their
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nearest Regional Centre or Examination Centre. They can also log on to
www.ksoumysore.karnataka.gov.in. No individual intimation will be sent to the students
regarding examination time table.
 Rank Declaration Rules
1. Repeaters are not eligible for declaration of Rank.
2. Those who have passed with grace marks for any paper or improved class (CIG) are not
eligible for Ranks.
3. The University will declare rank - 10% of total candidates appeared, subject to a
maximum of 10 Ranks per programme.
17.2 Instructions to candidates relating to Examination
 The students shall read carefully the instructions contained in the Examination
Notification.
 Students will appear for the examination at the Examination centre allocated to them
and not at any other centre without obtaining specific permission of the Registrar
(Evaluation).
 Examination centre once opted shall not be changed. If students wish to change, they
have to obtain the prior permission of Registrar (Evaluation) and they have to pay
prescribed fee by submitting examination application form.
 An n ou n ce m en t of Resu lt s: Results will be announced in the Universit y
website https://www.ksoumysuru.ac.in/
 Repeaters will have to obtain the examination application form from the University
website.
 Examination fee has to be paid online. Instruction for online fee payment is available on
the university website. Once the fee is paid, it will not be refunded or adjusted for any
examination even though a student is absent for a particular examination.
 Students should obtain the admission ticket for the examination from the Chief
Superintendent of the examination centre three days before the commencement of the
examination and also can be downloaded from KSOU website, Admission ticket will
not be sent to the candidates by post.
 Candidate should apply to the Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mukthagangothri,
Mysuru- 570 006, in the prescribed form for Migration Certificate along will photo
copy of all marks cards by paying the prescribed fee.
 Provisional Pass Certificate will be issued by the Registrar (Evaluation) on request and
on payment of prescribed fee, after the declaration of results and issue of final year
marks card by the University.
 All circulars, examination notifications and such other correspondences will be sent
by ordinary post only. The candidate can also collect the above from Regional Center
or Learner Support Center or KSOU Headquarters. The candidates are informed to visit
University official website from time to time and get the updated information.
 In case the Internal Assessment (IA) marks of any programme is not reflected in the
result, despite of submission of the assignment, such students shall contact the
concerned coordinator along with the proof of submission within 30 days of
announcement of result.
 Students can write examination in Kannada or in English.
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18. Convocation
(Certificate / Degree Certificate) (Refer KSOU website for convocation details)
The University will conduct convocation after results of the respective programmes. Separate
communication will also be sent to the students at an appropriate time.
19. Academic Programmes Offered

A. Under graduate Programmes:
Sl no Name of the ODL Programmes Duration Scheme
1 B.A 3 years Annual
2 B.Com 3 years Annual
3 B.LIB.I.Sc 1 year Semester
4 B.Ed (During January Cycle) 2 year Annual
5 B.Sc - General 3 years Semester
6 B.Sc – Information Technology 3 years Semester
7 B.S.W- Bachelor of Social Work 3 years Semester
8 B.B.A 3 years Semester
9 B.C.A – Computer Applications 3 years Semester
B. Post-graduate Programmes
1 M.A – Kannada 2 Years Semester
2 M.A – English 2 Years Semester
3 M.A – Hindi 2 Years Semester
4 M.A – Telugu 2 Years Semester
5 MA-Urdu 2 Years Semester
6 MA-Sanskrit 2 Years Annual
7 M.A – History 2 Years Semester
8 M.A – Economics 2 Years Semester
9 M.A - Political Science 2 Years Semester
10 M.A - Public Administration 2 Years Semester
11 M.A – Sociology 2 Years Semester
12 M.A - Journalism and Mass Communication 2 Years Semester
13 M.A - Ancient History & Archeology 2 Years Semester
14 M.S.W – Master of Social Work 2 Years Semester
15 M.A - Education 2 Years Semester
16 M.Lib.I.Sc 1 Year Semester
17 M.Com 2 Years Semester
18 MBA 2 Years Semester
19 MCA- Master of Computer Application 2 Years Semester
20 M.Sc. – Computer Science 2 Years Semester
21 M.Sc. – Data Science 2 Years Semester
22 M.Sc. – Biochemistry 2 Years Semester
23 M.Sc. – Biotechnology 2 Years Semester
24 M.Sc. – Chemistry 2 Years Semester
25 M.Sc. – Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics 2 Years Semester
26 M.Sc. – Environmental Science 2 Years Semester
27 M.Sc. – Geography 2 Years Semester
28 M.Sc. – Mathematics 2 Years Semester
29 M.Sc. – Microbiology 2 Years Semester
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30 M.Sc. – Physics 2 Years Semester
31 M.Sc. – Psychology 2 Years Semester
32 M.Sc. – Information Technology 2 Years Semester
33 M.Sc - Botany 2 Years Semester
34 M.Sc – Zoology 2 Years Semester
35 M.Sc – Food & Nutrition Science 2 Years Semester
36 M.Sc – Earth Science 2 Years Semester
PG Certificate Programmes
1 PG Certificate in English (PGCDE) 1year Annual
2 PG Certificate in Communicative English (PGCCE) 1year Annual
3 PG Certificate in Human Resource Management

(PGCHRM)
4 PG Certificate in Financial Management (PGCFM) 1year Annual
5 PG Certificate in Business Administration (PGCBA) 1year Annual
6 PG Certificate in Marketing Management (PGCMM) 1year Annual
7 PG Certificate in Nutrition and Dietetics (PGCND) 1year Annual
8 PG Certificate in Journalism and Mass Communication 1year Annual

(PGCJMC)
9 PG Certificate in Kuvempu Sahithya (PGCKS) 1year Annual
10 PG Certificate in Business Law (PGCBL) 1year Annual
11 PG Certificate in Information Technology (PGCIT) 1year Annual
12 PG Certificate in Computer Application (PGCCA) 1 year Annual
13 PG Certificate Courses in Ambedkar Studies (PGCAS) 1 year Annual
Diploma Programmes
01 Diploma in Kannada (DIK) 1 year Annual
02 Diploma in Journalism (DIJ) 1 year Annual
03 Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education (DNHE) 1 year Annual
04 Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) 1 year Annual
05 Diploma in Computer Application (DCA) 1 year Annual
06 Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education(DCCE) 1 Year Annual
07 Diploma in Translation Studies 1 Year Annual
Under Graduate Certificate Programmes

01 Under Graduate Certificate in Panchayath Raj (UGCPR) 6 months Half yearly
02 Under Graduate Certificate in Nutrition and Food 6 months Half yearly

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(UGCNF)
03 Under Graduate Certificate Programme in Information 6 months Half yearly
Communication Technology (UGCICT)
04 C Certificate in Translation Studies tificate Co 6 months Half yearly
Ph.D. Programmes
Ph.D. in Kannada, English, Hindi, History, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Public
Administration, Ancient History and Archeology, Journalism and Mass Communication,
Commerce, Management, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Clinical Nutrition and
Dietetics, Environmental Science, Microbiology, Psychology, Library Science, Information
Technology, Geography
20. Quality Initiatives

In an endeavor to step up the quality of services rendered by the University, Centre for
Internal Quality Assurance has been constituted as per the UGC order.
National Mission on Education through Information and Communication
Technology (NMEICT).
The National Mission on Education through Information and Communication
Technology (NMEICT) has been envisaged as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme to leverage the
potential of ICT, in teaching and learning process for the benefit of all the learners in Higher
Education Institutions in any time anywhere mode. This was expected to be a major
intervention in enhancing the Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in Higher Education by 5
percentage points during the XI Five Year Plan period.
The three cardinal principles of Education Policy viz., access, equity and quality could
be served well by providing connectivity to all colleges and universities, providing low cost and
affordable access-cum-computing devices to students and teachers and providing high quality e-
content free of cost to all learners in the country. NMEICT encompasses all the t hree elements.
The Mission has two major components:
1. Providing connectivity, along with provision for access devices, to institutions and
learners;
2. Content generation.
It seeks to bridge the digital divide, i.e. the gap in the skills to use computing devices for
the purpose of teaching and learning among urban and rural teachers/learners in Higher
Education domain and empower those, who have hitherto remained untouched by the digital
revolution and have not been able to join the mainstream of the knowledge economy. It plans to
focus on appropriate pedagogy for e-learning, providing facility of performing experiments
through virtual laboratories, on-line testing and certification, on-line availability of teachers to
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guide and mentor learners, utilization of available Education Satellite (EduSAT) and Direct to
Home platforms, training and empowerment of teachers to effectively use the new method of
teaching learning etc.
Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) has adopted National Mission on Education
through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) a flagship initiative of
Ministry of Human Resource Development aims to leverage the potential of Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) in teaching and learning process by high quality,
personalized and interactive knowledge modules over the internet for all the learners EIs) in
anytime, anywhere mode. The Karnataka State Open University has created separate cell for
the NMEICT and Virtual Labs. Adopted ICT initiatives are as follows:
1. SWAYAM: Massive Open Online Courses.
2. SWAYAMPRABHA: View digital courses on TV.
3. National Digital Library: e-content.
4. e-PG Pathshala: Gateway for e-books upto PG.
5. Shodhganga: A reservoir of Indian Theses.
6. e-ShodhSindhu: e-journals.
7. e-Yantra: Engineering for better tomorrow.
8. FOSSEE: Free/Libre and Open Source Software for Education.
9. Virtual Labs: Web-enabled experiments designed for remote – operation.
10. University Enterprise Resource Planning (SAMARTH).
11. VIDWAN: Expert Database and National Research Network.
12. IRINS: Indian Research Information Network System.
13. Shodh Shudhhi (PDS): Plagiarism Detection Software.
SWAYAMPRABHA:
SWAYAM Prabha is an initiative of the Ministry of Human Resources Development to
provide 32 High Quality Educational Channels through DTH (Direct to Home) across the length
and breadth of the country on 24X7 basis. It has curriculum-based course content covering
diverse disciplines. This is primarily aimed at making quality learning resources accessible to
remote areas where internet availability is still a challenge. The DTH channels are using the
GSAT-15 satellite for programme telecasts. Karnataka State Open University has provided
opportunity to access relevant channels in the Cauvery Auditorium for the benefits of learners
during their stay in the personal Contact Programme.
VIRTUAL LABS:
Virtual Labs provides to the students the result of an experiment by one of the following
methods (or possibly a combination). Modelling the physical phenomenon by a set of equations
and carrying out simulations to yield the result of the particular experiment. This can, at -the-
best, provide an approximate version of the ‘real-world’ experiment. Providing measured data
for virtual lab experiments corresponding to the data previously obtained by measurements on
an actual system. Remotely triggering an experiment in an actual lab and providing the student
the result of the experiment through the computer interface. This would entail the students
carrying out the actual lab experiment remotely. Virtual Labs will be made more effective and
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realistic by providing additional inputs to the students like accompanying audio and video
streaming of an actual lab experiment and equipment. For the ‘touch and feel’ part, the students
can possibly visit an actual laboratory for a short duration.
Karnataka State Open University has recognised Nodal Center for Virtual Labs under the
leadership of National Institute of Technology, Surathkal and established well equipped V Labs
Nodal Center at Science Bhavan which can cater the needs of KSOU learners of to access the
experiments developed by NITK.
E CONTENT DEVELOPMENT:
The UGC e-Content scheme aims at developing high quality e-Content, as well as
expertise for generating such content over the long term. The scheme provides financial
assistance and technical support to teachers and other experts based in colleges and universities
for the development of e-Content. The e-Content development and the associated web based
learning described here do not seek to replace traditional teaching and learning, but are
expected to supplement them. The inclusion of e-Content in learning is now inevitable, and the
UGC initiative is designed to meet the new challenges, and to help India take the lead in this
newly emerging field. The Karnataka State Open University has initiated development of e
content proposal under the NMEICT.
Centre for Internal Quality Assurance (CIQA):
KSOU has established the Centre for Internal Quality Assurance (CIQA) as per UGC
Open & Distance Learning Regulations 2017 to maintain quality in the service provided to the
stakeholders and to assure quality standards are maintained in all its academic and
administrative activities. The committee for CIQA interacts with the stakeholders and initiates
various measures to promote quality of services at every stage i.e. from the enrolment of
students till they accomplish their goals in their academic pursuit.
Research and Development Cell
The Karnataka State Open University has established Research and Development Cell in
the University to promote quality research and academic development. The cell is actively
engaged in enhancing the researches in the university. It provides academic support to the
faculty members’ research scholars and students of the university in writing articles and
publishing. Further it also encourages the departments to conduct workshops, seminars and
conferences.
Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Board Cell (PMEB):
The Karnataka State Open University has established planning, Monitoring and
Evaluation Board (PMEB), PMEB is an Administratibe wing under the agence if CIQA of the
Karnataka State Open University. It is established in 2022, mainly to check out academic
planning & monitoring the research initiatives besides scholarship management PMEB is
furnishing all planning, Monitoring and evaluation of academic iniative programmes of the
university.
21. Information and Guidance Cell
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Relevant information on issues like programs offered by the University, admissions, study
materials, contact program, examinations, results, marks cards, certificates, hostel facility etc. will
be provided to the students who visit the University. 'Public Relation Officers' will be present in
the 'Information and Guidance Cell' situated near the main entrance of the admission block.
Students can contact them either in person or through phone and obtain required information. The
contact numbers are 98453-63573 and 94494-89749.
Guidance and Counseling:
The student career is a complex and sensitive. Students of the twenty first century are facing
new challenges and difficult situations. There is dire need to guide and counseling them in different
areas. It may be academic, skill development, career oriented, life skills, placement, higher studies
and others. The University established full-fledged Guidance and Counseling Cell to assist the
students.
Interactive Platform:
The University is initiating action to utilize the advantage of information and technology
development to meet the learners’ needs. KSOU has developed a user-friendly and easy to
navigative website which is very informative and stuents can access all relevant information from
the regularly updated website. In addition, a student app, KSOU Student app is also developed
which can be accessed through the cell phones, which provides all necessary information to the
students at the right time. A well designed online interactive platform KSOU Connect is
developed for the delivery of online classes and other meetings. Virtual class rooms and
Laboratories have been created.
22. Learners Welfare Centre

Learners support services are the most vital component of the university. It includes wide
range of academic, evaluation, extension and other related activities. The support services should
not only be responsive to the needs of the distance learners but also proactive. Hence, the
University established Learner Welfare Centre to explicitly address the needs and grievances of
the learners besides advising and guiding the learners who come with prospective enquiry about
the academic programmes. Learners’ welfare shall be ensured by facilitating mechanisms like
academic counselling, attending to queries, timely information, grievance-redressal and rewarding
meritorious students. The University has created a better academic ambience for the learners who
enjoy the academic experience which in turn enable them to be university ambassadors for its
wellbeing. Following are the different forms of support extended to Learners:
1. Prospective Students Support
2. Existing Students Support
3. Alumni Students Support
4. Grievance Redressal Support
The centre is headed by the coordinator of the centre who is assisted by Assistant Registrar and
other administrative staff. The Centre is entrusted with the responsibility of correspondence
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between the University Grants Commission, the University and Stakeholders. Following are the
Students with grievances and seeking information about academic programmes offered by the
University and other aspects are advised to call the helpline-+91-8690544544 monitored by Learner
Welfare Centre and also through e-mail: ksoulwc@gmail.com and contactus.ksou@gmail.com
Dr.Sudhakara .M. coordinator, Learner welfare Centre, KSOU, Mysuru-06

Alumni Association
There is a registered Alumni Association that contributes significantly to the development of

the institution through financial and or other support services.
History:
Karnataka State Open University Alumni Association (KSOUAA) was registered as an
association under Karnataka societies registration act 1960 under the name Karnataka State Open
University Alumni Association with Regn No:DRMY/SOR/82/2020-21 dated 23.07.2020.
The Objectives of KSOUAA are:

Bring the old students of Karnataka State Open University, Mysuru under one forum for
exchange of experience and dissemination of knowledge amongst its members and also for the
furtherance of fellowship, advancement of knowledge in general of the members of the Association
and the country in general.
● To conduct seminars, conferences, workshops, placement activities, endowment
lectures and other academic activities and also to keep in touch with one another of
the University faculty, administrators and students.
● To create and establish Alumni endowments for granting scholarships, prizes and
medals to the students showing high proficiency in their studies and honour former
students of the University.
● To advocate and contribute the cause of ODL with the Universities and Associations
of other academic institutions relating to promotion of higher education, training and
management systems and open learning thereby promote the welfare and status of
the University.
● To collect funds by subscriptions, contributions, donations and gifts from members,
non-members, Governments, Universities and other institutions and philanthropists
for achievement of the above objectives.
● To render financial aid to deserving poor students studying at the University.
● To render financial aid to deserving alumni under the distressed situations.
● To publish Journals, magazines, souvenirs and newsletters with regards to the
activities of the University and its Alumni.
● To organize cultural and educational programmes and also to conduct Alumni Day
celebrations every year.
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● To help the Alumni to get advice from the University on various technical problems
they may come across in their official work and in real life and also with regard to
job opportunities.
● To carry out such other activities as may be necessary for implementation of the
above aims and objectives.
Prasaranga (Department of University Publications)
Prasaranga, the publication wing of the Karnataka State Open University is a unique
organization that was established in the year 2008 for the purpose of publications and extension
activities. Till date, Prasaranga has published numerous books and research publications which are
well received from academicians and students. In 2021, Prasaranga is registered with Raja
Rammohun Roy National Agency to obtain ISBN series for future publications. Prof D.K Rajendra
was the first Director (2008-2013), followed by Dr.Tejaswi Navilooru (2009-2020), and
Dr.Santhosh Naik R (since 2020) is the present Director/coordinator.
(A) Vision
 To bring quality publications to enhance the knowledge universe.
 To encourage writers, authors and researchers to create valuable content in English and
Kannada languages.
(B) Mission
The aim of any university is to create and share knowledge. A university publication wing is
an essential part of the mission of sharing and promoting knowledge to a wider audience. We are
focused towards quality publication which is not covered exhaustively by other publishers.
(C) Future Plans
 To bring an interdisciplinary journal with scholarly publication containing articles written
by researchers, professors and other experts.
 Digitization of all books.
 Publishing textbooks in different subjects.
 Promoting young writers in Kannada with a special emphasis on writing books in area of
Social Science, Science and Technology, Management and such other professional fields.
 To create an online platform for books
 Reprinting of all books that are of great value and in demand.
23. Other Information

Change of Address
If the address given by the student at the time of admission is changed, he/she should
write a letter about the change of address to The Deputy Registrar (Admission), KSOU,
Mysuru. The student should confirm, from the concerned officer, whether the change of address
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has been properly entered in the admission register or not. It is very important because the study
materials, information and application forms etc., sent to the student from time to time, can reach
the student only if the address given is correct.
Change of Name
Students are required to submit the following documents to The Deputy Registrar (General)
in order to change their names while pursuing their courses:
 Requisition letter for Change of Name.
 Photo Copy of the Judgment (Decree) from the court, containing the
declaration of change of name.
 Two stamp size recent photographs
 Fee paid details of SBI
 Attested Photo copy of the SSLC Marks Card / Cumulative Record.
 Attested Photo copy of the PUC Marks Card.
 Attested Photo copy of the Student I.D. Card.
 Attested photo copy of Admission fees details
 Advertised copy of News Paper.
The changed name will come into effect after University Notification.
If the Original Identity Card is lost, students are required to pay fee of Rs.300/- through
SBI. The following records have to be submitted in order to obtain duplicate Identity Card:
4. Duplicate/ Renewal of Identity Card
a. Student should write a letter to the Chairperson of the concerned Department, KSOU,
and Mysuru-6.
b. A Photocopy of previous Identity card (if available), Attested copy of marks card,
photo and attested photo proof of Aadhaar Card, office copy of the fee paid details
should be enclosed.
c. The University will issue the Identity Card to the students admitted for first year M.A /
JMC /M.Com / Degree Program. The students admitted to second year M.A/M.Com
Degree Program shall preserve the Identity Card and fee paid details of admission and
examination.
d. During the Examination students shall invariably produce the Identity Card along with
fee paid details of admission and examination to the invigilator. The University shall not
be held responsible if students are denied permission to write the examination incase if
he/she fails to produce the above mentioned documents.
Letter Correspondence
The students may contact the concerned officer by phone/ e-mail/ letter to get necessary
clarification and information during their study period. On such occasions students should mention
their name, address, enrollment number, subject of study, medium of instruction and Phone/
Mobile No. without fail. This will help to solve the problems quickly. It is mandatory on the part of
students to reply to the letters sent by the University on matters pertaining to admission, non-
remittance of prescribed fee, study material, written assignments, exam, exam results etc. If
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students do not respond to the University letters on time in matters mentioned above, the problems
cannot be solved quickly for which the University will be not be held responsible.
24. Digital Initiatives for Higher Education - UGC

a. SWAYAM
The University will launch a few programmes online as per the directives of UGC / MHRD.
For this purpose University has procured DD Free Dish and installed for accessing
SWAYAM Prabha Channels. These channels will be used by the teachers while teaching
the courses to have a blended learning process mainly to improve the quality of learning.
b. Digital Monitoring Cell
University has established “Digital Monitoring Cell” to review the current use of digital
resources and also periodical suggestions will be given to enhance their utilization further.
c. National Academic Depository Cell
National Academic Depository (NAD) is an online store house of academic awards
(degrees, diplomas, mark sheets etc.,) lodged by the boards/ academic institutions/ eligibility
assessment bodies in a digital format that has been launched on 9 th July, 2017 by Hon’ble
President of India. It is a 24x7 online mode for making available academic awards and helps
in validating its authenticity, safe storage and easy retrieval. University has established
NAD cell to carry out the activities in this regard. Students shall register to the NAD.
d. National Digital Library
The National Digital Library of India (NDL) is a project under Ministry of Human Resource
Development, India. The objective is to integrate several national and international digital
libraries in one single web-portal. The NDL provides free access to many books in English
and the Indian languages. Hence, students are advised to join National Digital Library at
https://ndl.iitkgp.ac.in/ to access more than 80 lakh digital resources without any cost.
e. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
The University Grants Commission, under the ambit of MHRD, has facilitated the Open
Universities to conduct short term programme online. The candidates may visit the website
of KSOU / UGC to avail the benefits of such MOOCs.
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National Academic Depository (NAD)
WHAT IS NAD?
The vision of National Academic Depository (NAD) is born out of an initiative to provide
an online store house of all academic awards. National Academic Depository (NAD) is a 24X7
online store house of all academic awards viz. certificates, diplomas, degrees, mark-sheets etc. duly
digitised and lodged by academic institutions / boards / eligibility assessment bodies. NAD not only
ensures easy access to and retrieval of an academic award but also validates and guarantees its
authenticity and safe storage.
How to register on NAD?

The users of the NAD system are free to select Digilocker is a sole depository for NAD.
(The users should select Digilocker is the preferred depository for register into NAD. The user may
click on the link https://nad.digitallocker.gov.in which shall re-direct them to the depository's
website. Further details relating to the registration process is available on the website.)
Step 1: Login to DigiLocker:
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First of all, login to your DigiLocker Account. If you have not sign up in DigiLocker, create
it now and then login there (You can visit www.nad.gov.in or nad.digitallocker.gov.in and then
click Student on the menu bar. The page gets redirected to the student page and then register
themselves by using their Aadhaar ID or Mobile Number)
A Separate cell has been created in KSOU. Dr Shalvapille Iyengar is the Co-ordinator of
NAD/ABC cell and His Phone Number: 09686215043
While Creating Digilocker or ABC account contact Technical Staff if you find any difficulties
feel free to contact. The Technical Assistants are
1) Mallesh M – 08105261434
2) Nischitha D.M – 08861868909
What is ABC?
"Academic Bank of Credits" means an academic service mechanism as a digital/virtual/online

entity established by University Grants Commission to facilitate students to become its academic
accounts holder, thereby paving the way for seamless students’ mobility between or within degree
granting HEIs through a formal systems of credit recognition, credit accumulation, credit transfer and
credit redemption to promote distributed and flexible teaching learning.
How to Create ABC ID?
It is mandatory to create an account on ABC platform and generate ABC ID for University
Admission in 2023.
Follow these simple steps to create your ABC ID from official site:
Step 1: Login to DigiLocker:
First of all, login to your DigiLocker Account. If you have not sign up in DigiLocker, create it now
and then login there (You can visit www.nad.gov.in or nad.digitallocker.gov.in and then click
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Student on the menu bar. The page gets redirected to the student page and then register themselves
by using their Aadhaar ID or Mobile Number)
Step 2: Search for Education:
After login, you search for Education category which shows Academic Bank of Credits service.
Step 3: Create ABC ID:
Finally, select your University and click on Generate ABC ID.

Read here: https://www.aubsp.com/abc-id/ for more detail.
A Separate cell has been created in KSOU. Dr Shalvapille Iyengar is the Co-ordinator of
NAD/ABC cell and His Phone Number: 09686215043
While Creating Digilocker or ABC account contact Technical Staff if you find any difficulties feel
free to contact. The Technical Assistants are
1) Mallesh M – 08105261434
2) Nischitha D.M – 08861868909
Annexure I
KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY, MUKTHAGANGOTRI, MYSORE – 570 006.
K.S.O.U REGIONAL CENTERS: 2024-25
Address of the Regional Centre with Telephone Numbers,

Sl.No. Place
Regional Director, Contact Number and Email ID
Regional Director : Dr.H. Mallikarjuna
Mob : 90351-43912 / 7892597159
E-Mail ID : blyrcksou@gmail.com
1. Ballary
KSOU Regional Centre
Behind Regional Science Centre
Near District Stadium, Nellacheravu Pradesha,Ballary-583 102.
Regional Director : Arun K.S
Mob : 7022222241/ 8861040975
2. Bagalakote E-Mail ID : rdksoubgk22@gmail.com
KSOU Regional Centre,
Basaveshwara Arts College, Bagalakote.
Bangalore-1 Regional Director : Dileepa. D
3.
(Bapujinagara) Mob: 9844965515/ 9844126625
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E-Mail ID : rdksourcbng01@gmail.com
First Stairs, Satellite Bus Stand, Mysore Road,
Bapujinagar, Bangalore -560 026
Ph : (O) 080-26603664
Regional Director : J Shashikala.
Mob: 97411-97921/94835-17160
E-Mail ID : rdwrcksou@gmail.com
Bangalore -2 KSOU Women’s Regional Centre
4.
(Malleshwaram) Govt. PU College for Girls, 13th Cross, 4th Main,
Malleshwaram, Bangalore -560003.
Ph : (O) 080-23448811
Regional Director : H.S.Rohith
Mob: 98805-26439/90195-26439
Bangalore -3 E-Mail ID : ksourcbangalore@gmail.com
5.
(Yalahanka) K.S.O.U. Regional Centre
Oxford Educational Trust, Srinivasapura, Kogilu Main road,
Yalahanka Bangalore – 560 064
Regional Director : Dr. Manjunatha
Mob : 86188-21417 / 9844556968
E-Mail ID : rdksourcbng04@gmail.com
Bangalore -4 K.S.O.U. Regional Centre
6.
(Madiwala) No. 121, 2nd floor, Madiwala, Madiwala Traffic Police Station
backside, Near Happiest mind, Hosur main road, Bangalore-
560068.
Regional Director : Sumalatha M.C

Mob : 87227-88788
Bangalore-05 E-Mail ID : ksourcbngkrpuram5@gmail.com
7.
(K.R Puram) KSOU Regional Centre
Government First Grade College, K.R Puram Bangalore-
560036.
Regional Director : Shruthi P.R
Mob : 84534-58238
E-Mail ID : ksoubengalururc06@gmail.com
Bangalore-06
8. KSOU Regional Centre
(Sunkadakatte)
Sri Lakshmi College of Management and Science.
# 4&5, Sri Gandakaval, Magadi main road,
Sunkadakatte, Bangalore-560091.
Regional Director : Amruth M Naidu
Mob : 96634-51169
E-Mail ID : rdksoubelagavi@gmail.com
9. Belagavi
Kranthiveera Sangolli Rayanna Mahavidyalaya premises,
Neharu Nagar, Belagavi-10
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Regional Director : Nagesh. M
Mob : 99866-96487 Ph: (O) 08482-232020.
10. Bidar E-Mail ID : rdksoubidar@gmail.com
Government First Grade College, Naubad, Bidar-585402
Regional Director : Dr. Shekar H.S
Mob: 99803-02686
E-Mail ID : ksourcchnagara@gmail.com
11. Chamarajanagar KSOU Regional Centre
K.H.B. Colony, Ramasamudhra Layout,
Near Emmanual Cristian Public School,
Chamarajanagar-571342.
Regional Director : Gurudath K.P
Mob : 80887-16236
12. Chikmagalur E-Mail ID : ckmrcksou@gmail.com

Sai Mandira Road, Madhuvana Layout, Chikmagalur–577 102.
Regional Director : Suresh H
Mob : 91643-00299
E-Mail ID : ksourcckblpura@gmail.com
13. Chikkaballapura KSOU Regional Centre

Government First Grade (Muncipal) College M.G Road,
Chikkaballapura-562101.
Regional Director : Radhika B.R

Mob : 74066-12788
E-Mail ID : radhikabrtmkr@gmail.com
14. Chitradurga
Don Bosco degree college, near BCM hostel, Shanimathma
temple road, Chelekare road, Chitradurga, Karnataka 577501
Regional Director : Dr.Vijayprakash
Mob: 99864-58055
E-Mail ID : rdksoudavangere@gmail.com
15. Davanagere
J.H Patel Layout, Behind Shamanur,
Naganur Road, Davanagere - 577 004
Regional Director : Raghavendra Kulkarni
Mob: 9916894944. Ph : (O) 0836-2441199
E-Mail ID : regionaldirectorksoudwd@gmail.com
16. Dharwad
Karnataka University Public School Campus,
KCD Road, Opp. LIC Office,
80
Dharwad–580008.
Regional Director : Siddarth B.N
Mob : 86189-29376
E-Mail ID : ksougdgrd@gmail.com
17. Gadag
Kalyanasiri College premises, L.L building (old D.C office circle)
General Kariyappa circle, Gadag-582101.
Regional Director : Satish M Patil

Mob : 97432-76734
E-Mail ID : satishmpatil88@gmail.com
18. Haveri
Shri Shivalingeshwara Vidyapeeta, Hukkerimata, Haveri-
581110.
Regional Director : Dr.P.Jagadeesh
Mob: 81978-18807 / 9482603060
E-Mail ID : hassanrcksou@gmail.com
19. Hassan
S.M.Krishna Nagar, Arasikere Road,
Doddapura (Post), Hassan–573 118.
Regional Director : Dr. Sangamesh Hiremath
Mob: 99167-83555
E-Mail ID : ksourckalaburagi@gmail.com
20. Kalaburgi
Institute of Kannada Studies,
Gulbarga University Campus, Kalaburgi–585106.
Regional Director : Swamy B.M
Mob: 99006-67916.
E-Mail ID : karwarksourc@gmail.com
21. Karwar
1st Floor, Old U.S.K.V. Building,
Savitha Circle Main Road,
Karwar–581 301.
Regional Director : Dr.Gopal P
Mob : 89702-23247
E-Mail ID : kolarrc@gmail.com
22. Kolar
Behind S.P. Office, Near R.L.Jalappa Hospital, Kolar–563 101.
Regional Director : Dhanalakshmi.N

Mob : 99807-40048
E-Mail ID : rcmmhillsksou77@gmail.com
23. Kollegala
Haricharan orched, 2nd floor, south extension, opp
Mahadeshwara Kalyana mantapa, Kollegala taluk, Kollegala-
81
571440.
Regional Director : Sandesh K.S

Mob : 90085-88675
E-Mail ID : ksou.koppala@gmail.com
24. Koppala
Urban development authority building first floor, Opposite to
Govanakoppa hospital Hospete road Koppala-583 231.
Regional Director : Smitha A.B.
Mob : 8073342310 / 9141938803
E-Mail ID : ksoumadikeri23@gmail.com
25. Madikeri
Junior College Campus, Field Marshal Kariappa Multipurpose
indoor stadium Madikeri-571201.
Regional Director : Milana R
Mob: 97419-90284
E-Mail ID : ksoumandyarc07@gmail.com
26. Mandya
C.S-11 (A) ‘E’ Block,
Vivekananda Nagar Layout, Hollalu Melukote Road,
Mandya-571 401.
Regional Director : Dr. Basavaraju.B
M: 99450-58950 / 9972196692
E-Mail ID : drbasavarajuksou2@gmail.com
27. Mangaluru
Vokkaligara Yane Gowdara Seva Sangha, 3rd Floor,
(Near Shirdi Saibaba Temple, Udupi Main Road),
Ashokanagar Post, Ladyhill, Mangaluru–575006.
Regional Director : Girish H.N
Mob: 9448668880
E-Mail ID : rd.ksourc.ramanagar@gmail.com
28. Ramanagara KSOU Regional Centre

Chamundeshwari Educational Trust (R),
Shatiniketan Group of Institutions,
B.M. Road, Vivekanandanagar,
Ramanagara–562 159.
Regional Director : Prakash K.P
Mob : 96866-19555
E-Mail ID : prakabeema@gmail.com
29. Raichur
Government First Grade College, Nijalingappa colony, near
Valmiki circle Lingasur road, Raichur-584101.
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Regional Director : H.L. Mohan Raj
Mob : 91644-67131
E-Mail ID : mohanrajhl3@gmail.com
30. Shivamogga
Alkola Circle, Near LIC Office,
Sagara Road, Shivamogga–577201.
Regional Director : Dr. Lokesha. R
Mob : 98445-06629 Office No: 0816-2955580
E-Mail ID : ksourctumkur06@gmail.com
31. Tumkuru KSOU Regional Centre
CA-07, Tuda Layout,
Rajivgandhinagara, Melekote, Gangasandra main road
Tumkuru-572105.
Regional Director : K.P Mahalingaiah.
Mob : 99725-26647 Ph : (O) 0820-2522247
E-Mail ID : drkpmkalkunda@gmail.com
32. Udupi
Old Jillapanchaith Building,
2nd Floor Banaje, Udupi-576 101.
Regional Director : Prashanth M
Mob : 9945171920
Vijayanagara E-Mail ID : rdhosapete@gmail.com
33.
(Hosapete) KSOU Regional Centre
Kannada University, Vidyaranya, Hampi Vijayanagara Dist-
583276.
Regional Director : Mythri D.S
Mob : 80509-43144
E-Mail ID : vijayapurksou@gmail.com
34. Vijayapura
V.S.G Art’s & Commerce College campus, No, 680/E, opposite to
Akashavani kendra ring road, Vijayapura-586103.
Regional Director : Hanumanth R.K
Mob : 98800-61361
35. Yadagiri E-Mail ID : rdksouyadgiri@gmail.com
Government Degree College, Chittapura Road, Yadgiri-585202
LEARNERS SUPPORT CENTRES
Regional Centres Sl.No L.S.C Address

Central Prison
Near St. Philomina Church, Ashoka Main Road, Mysuru-570001.
01 Phone: 0821 249 2089, 0821-2492092, 9066828299
Mysuru (HQ) cpmys.prisons-kar@gov.in
T.T.L College.
02 1st main road Saraswathipuram Mysore-57009.
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M: 9611368056/9945539603
ttlksoustudycentermysore2021@gmail.com
Sri Adichunchanagiri First Grade College
03 H.D. Kote, Mysore.
Phone : 08228-297103/9845669983
sacfgchdkote@yahoo.com /
venkateshasac1972@gmail.com
B G S First Grade College.
04 Periyapatna, Mysore-571107.
Ph No: 9449391975
bgsfirstgradecollegeppatna@gmail.com
05 Smt. B.E Hanumanthamma Memorial Institute of Management.

Siruguppa, Ballary road, Ballary.
Phone No: 9686371155 / 9739466669
smtbehmimsgp@gmail.com
Ballary Vinoothana Women’s Degree College

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Indira nagara near SBI bank Kurugodu road, Kampli, Ballary.
Phone No: 8310667944
honneshgvt@gmail.com
07 Shri S.R. Narasapur & Shri M B Shirur Commerce College.

Bagalakote-587101.
Phone No: 9731289966/7019477366
santu812@gmail.com
08 Basaveshwar Arts Science and Commerce

College, Vidyagiri, Bagalakote-587102
M : 9972355515/08354295515
principaldegreeacs@gmail.com
09 Sri Rudragowda Patil Government First Grade College.
Bilagi - 587 116, Bagalakote.
Bagalakote
Ph No: 6364073931/ 9731095278/ 7090276049
gfgcbilagi@gmail.com
10 Sri Kalidasa Degree
College Guduru, Ilkal tq,
Bagalakote. Dist.Ph.No.
9448898226
skdegreecollegegudursc@gmail.com
11 B. M Sankanur Arts & Commerce Degree College For Women.
Near Bus Depo, kamatagi Road, Guledgudda, Bagalakote Dist.
Ph No: 9741198950
bms18192@gmail.com
12 Arunodaya College
Mariyappanapalya, Jnanabharathi post, Bangalore-560056
Ph No: 9902800492
arunodayaksou2021@gmail.com
13 INIMS College.
123, 1st main road, Opposite Canara Bank
Banglore-01 Kengeri Sattelite Town, Bangalore-560060
Ph No: 9880094725
sukanyahegde.yahoo.com
14 Patel Institute Of Science & Managment
Behind Sakra World Hospital, Bellandur post, Bangalore -56103.
Ph No: 080-25639835 / 9986433744/9900726634.
patelksou@gmail.com
84
15 G.R.V Business Management Academy.
#19, 2nd cross, Ganganagar near Ballary road Bangalore-32.
Ph No: 9980801719
munir@grvacademy.com
16 A S C Silver Valley Degree College.
# 145, 7th Cross, Coconut avenue road Sri Balagangadharanatha Swamiji
road, Malleshwaram,Bangalore -560003
Phone No: 9845399921/080-23443806
ascsvdclg@gmail.com
Bangalore-02
17 Sri Sai Evening College.
# 39 & 40 Second floor M.S Ramayya Road, Bangalore-54.
Ph No: 080-48145890
Mob. No: 9844658777 / 9036333777
srisaieveningcollege@gmail.com
18 Sophia Degree College
Shampur Road K G halli, Bangalore.
Ph No: 8197361711/9880296851
info@sophiacollege.ac.in / www.sophiacollege.ac.in
19 Government First Grade College.
Near NES office road, Sugappa layout,Kogilu cross Yalahanka Bangalore: 64.
Phone No: 9448688993/080-28565188
gfgcyb@gmail.com
20 Karnataka College of Management & Science.
Yalahanka, Bangalore.
Ph No: 8884489428/080-88898527
kcmsbangalore@gmail.com
21 Acharya Institute Of Technology. Soledevanahalli,

Nelamangala, Bangalore-560107.
Ph No: 9901065561
Bangalore-03 principalait@acharya.ac.in
22 Vijayajyothi Group of Institution,
Bagaluru marenahalli road, Bangalore-562149.
Ph No: 9008891539 / 9035219389
vjmvsdc@gmail.com
23 Oceanik College of Higher Education.
# 3, 7th cross, Ist main, Muneshwar Layout, Devinagar Banglore-560094
Ph No: 080-23515863 / 9880788077
info@oceanik.in
24 Oxford Institute of Graduate Studies
Srinivasapura Kogilu main road Bangalore-562149
Ph No: 9900932945
oxfordinstitutions1979@gmail.com
25 United Degree College.
12,2nd stage Pillanna garden Nagawara Main Road, Bangalore-560045
Phone No: 9986017219
unitedcollege.in@gmail.com
26 B T M First Grade College.
# 42, Hosapalya main road, Kudlugate, opposite fabri text
Garment Hosur main road, Bangalore- 68
Phone No: 08041162727/9449979054/9341948860
Bangalore-04 btmfgc2006@gmail.com
27 Lorra Business Academy
No. 3/3, Begur main road Hongasandra, Bommanahalli, Bangalore -68.
Ph: 8217639183
info@loraa.co.in
85
28 Oxford Degree College
Sir M Vishveshwarayya Layout 6th block Ullala main road Bangalore-560110.
Ph: 9980823665/9845185324
oxfordullal@gmail.com
29 GIBS B School (Lord Sri Krishna International Educational trust)
2(P) ITI Layout, near Vidyapeeta Circle Banashankari 3rd stage
Bangalore-560085,
Ph: 9739401613
principal@gibsbschool.edu.in
Bangalore-05(K.R Government First Grade College. K.R.Puram Bangalore- 560036.
Puram) Phone No: 9964067273/080-2561237
gfgckrpuram@gmail.com
31 Sri Lakshmi College of Management and Science.
# 4&5, Sri Gandhadakaval, Magadi main road, Sunkadakatte,
Bangalore-560091
Ph No: 080-23585832 / 9611055772
slgi2k3@gmail.com
32 GT Institute of Management Studies & Research.
10/15-Sunkadakatte, Magadi main road, Vishva Needam(P)
Bangalore-91
Phone No: 9880331460 / 08023485545
info.gteducation@gmail.com
Bangalore-06
33 Siddaganga College of Management & Science

No. 33, Suraj Tower, Service Road, Near Laggere Bus Stop,
Narasimha Swamy Layout, Laggare, Bangalore – 560058
M : 7676850950/9008081151
siddagangacollege@gmail.com
34 IIFA Lancaster Degree College.
#5, 14/2 Suvarna Jyothi layout, Bhuvaneshwari nagar,
Nagadevanahalli Bangalore- 560056.
Phone No: 6363697483 / 99165-99700 / 8495979207
iifabangalore@gmail.com
35 S.S.E.T Art’s, Commerce and Science
College.Shivabasav nagara, Belagavi.
Ph No: 9740195205
ssetdegreeclg@gmail.com
36 Peopletree Education Society B.B.A, BCA, B.Com College.
Neharu nagara, Belagavi -590010
Ph No: 9986769717
ptesbgm@ptes.edu.in
37 V.S.M.S Arts & Science Degree College.
Shrinthe Colony, Nippani, Belagavi-591237.
Ph No: 9620131146
Belagavi info.vsm4289@gmail.com
38 Shalini Degree College.
Mallapur P.G Gokak Tq, Ghataprabha, Belagavi
Ph No: 7829006694/9739391432
maheshkumathi2020@gmail.com
39 Dr. M.P Nadagouda Arts College Ghataprabha
S M Patil Vidya Bhavan Hukkeri main road Ghataprabha, Gokak Tq, Belagavi-
591306
Ph No: 9448111131/8495052203
revanasiddeshwar71@gmail.com
40 S.V.E.S Arts, Commerce, Science & BCA College.
Harugeri, Raibag Taluk,
86
Belagavi.
Ph No: 9538574272
shantuburlatti272@gmail.com
41 S.C.V.S Dr. Kuligod Degree College.
Mahalingapura road Mugalkhod taluk, Raibag, Belagavi.
Ph No: 8123798557
prakashck147@gmail.com
42 Shri Gangaram First Grade College,
Harugeri behind K.E.B. Gokak road,
Harugeri Tq, Belagavi.
Ph No: 9986815294
jnyanjyoti.eds.hrg@gmail.com
43 C L E S Degree College
Near Basava Circle, Chikodi Tq Belagavi -591201.
Ph No: 9740040608
smvckd@gmail.com
44 Rural Development Society’s B S W College.
Behind B.E.O Office Laxmi Nagar, Mudalgi, 591312
Belagavi.
Ph No: 0833-4250386 M:8095559575
rdsmudalgi1992@gmail.com
45 M.G.C.G. Memorial(R) Women’s Arts
College.Athani, Belagavi-590009
Ph No: 7026228581
mgcgda.atn@gmail.com
46 Krishna Trust, Shri Satyam College,
# 8-9-520/Krishna/Devi Colony near new bus stand Bidar-585401
Ph No: 9449066775/9449088775/08482-229095
sscbidar@gmail.com
47 Vidyavikas First Grade Arts, Science, & Commerce College.

Gunnahalli road, Bidar -585403.
Ph No: 9449138642.
Bidar kesbdr@yahoo.com
48 Matoshree Malanbai Jadhav Arts andCommerce Degree College.
Ghata borala, Humnabad, Bidar District.
Ph No: 08483275686 / 9606750797 / 9449618616.
jadhav62625@gmail.com
49 Ramachandra Veerappa Arts, Science and Commerce Degree
College.
NH-65, bypaas Mumbai-Hyderabad road, Humnabad, Bidar Dist.
Ph No: 9986458751
rvwomensdegreecollege@gmail.com
50 Vishwa Vivek Degree College. Vadhuran Compound, North
Extension, 2nd ward,Vapasandra, Chikballapur-562101.
Ph No: 7892822709
viswavivek125@gmail.com
Chikkaballapura 51 Bluemoon First Grade College.
2nd floor, N.N.K Building, behind KSRTC depo, Banglore road
Chintamani, Chikkaballapura Dist.
Ph No: 9849789456
bluemooninstitutes@gmail.com
52 Govt. Women’s First Grade College
NMC Circle, Mallanadur Road, Chikamagalur – 577 101
Ph: 08262-233871 M:94492-07991/9480139153
gwfgcckm@gmail.com
Chickmagalur
Birur, Kadur taluk Chikkamagaluru Dist.
Phone No: 08267255399/7204779549
principalgfgcbirur4@gmail.com
87
54 K M S First Grade College,
Nh-13, Pillekerenahally, Chitradurga.
Ph No: 7349222350/9448373916
bapuji.cta@gmail.com
55 Don Bosco Degree College.
Padma layout near B C M Hostel Shanimahathma Temple Road,
Challakere Road Chitradurga-577501.
Ph No: 8105056318
Chitradurga donboscodegree2020@gmail.com
56 Government Arts College.
Chitradurga-577501.
Ph No: 9448232934 / 7019072561
-@gmail.com
57 S.S.K.S First Grade College.
Chellakere road near Madakaripura, Chitradurga.
Ph No: 9448134612
ssksfgc@gmail.com
58 Shri Devaraj URS First Grade College
Honnur Gollarahatti, NH4- By Pass Road. Davanagere
Ph: 9535114063
rakesh.koknoor@gmail.com
59 Bhadra Institute of Management & InformationSciences Studies
(BIMS)
No.4120, 10th Cross, BIET College Road,
Siddaveerappa Badavane, Davanagere – 577004.
Ph: 9242255280/08912296305
bhadraeducationtrust@gmail.com
60 Dr Zakir Hussain First Grade College.

Davanagere Basha Nagar, Davanagere-
577001.
Ph No: 7899785819/7892548419.
ssev98hsd@gmail.com
61 Sri Shivalingeshwara Swamy Government First Grade College
Channagiri, Davanagere District. - 577 213
M : 9449474321/9964178043
ssssgfgcc@gmail.com
62 A.H.A.H First Grade College.
Arasikere, Harapanahalli tq, Ballary.
Phone No: 7353464344 / 8197262111
hvagesh@gmail.com
63 Shri Chatrapathi Shivaji Arts & Commerce College.
Udyoga Bhavana, Nidvani Arcade Jublee, Circle- Dharwad.
Ph No: 9480043794/9480062375
nca.lng@gmail.com
64 Central Jail.
Kittur rani, Chennamma Post, PB Road, Dharwad-580008
Ph No: 0836-2447428
cpdwd.prisons-kar@gov.in
Dharwad 65 Siddarameshwara First Grade College.
KalyanaNagara, Dharwad-580007.
Ph No: 9880985348
principalssetbed@gmail.com
66 Anjuman E-islam Nehru Arts Science & Commerce College
Hubli–580 020
0836 -2153369/0836-2364095/9845571487
nehrucollegehubli1234@gmail.com
67 I.B.M.R College of Commerce & Management.
88
IBMR #567, Akshy Colony, Vidyanagar, Hubli-580021,
Ph No: 8884500775/9141067905, 0836-2233355
ksou@ibmrbschool.org
68 Shri Jagadguru Tontadarya Vidyapeeth’s Basaveshwara Arts,Commerce&
Science College
Pala Badami road Gadag
M: 9916293475
basaveshwaragadag@gmail.com / maruti.b2@gmail.com
69 Kalyanasiri Foundations, Kalyanasiri Arts & Commerce College.
L.L Building, near old DC office circle, Gadag
M: 9448821887
kalyanasiricollegegadag1@gmail.com
Gadag 70 S.M.E.S Abdul Kalam Art’ Commerce & Science Degree
Colleges.
Gandhi circle, Station road, Gadag-582101.
Ph No: 9449694000
venugopald0009@gmail.com
71 Shri Yedeyur Siddalingeshwar First Grade Arts
College.
Naragund, Gadag.
Ph No: 9632362974,9739242491
sysprince2009@gmail.com
72 A.N Varadarajulu First Grade College.
Near Haralikatte Main Road Gorur, Hassan.
Ph No: 9742557390
anvgorur1984@gmail.com
Hassan
Holenarasipura,
Hassan Dist.Ph No:
8105965494
gfgchnpura1980@gmail.com
74 B.R Tambakada Arts’s, Commerce and Science First Grade
College.Hirekerur, Haveri (Dist).
Ph No: 08376 200390 /9448789390 / 81977 98687 / 9164703005.
principalbrtcollege@gmail.com
75 B.A.J.S.S Arts & Commerce Women’s Degree College.
Haveri
Gayathri Campus, Halageri Road Ranebennur-581115, Haveri
District.
Ph No: 9964570601 / 9731311298
bajssksou14@gmail.com
bajsswck09@gmail.com
76 Guruji Degree College.
Basaveshwar Colony, Kalaburgi-585105
Ph No: 9901165234/7204256778
gurujicollege@gmail.com
77 AOS Degree College.
Barey Hills Ring Road, Kalaburgi.
Ph No: 9972157866.
ayubk1289@gmail.com
Kalaburgi
78 M N Desai Degree College
Behind S K Yatrik Nivas, New Jevargi Road, Kalaburgi-585102.
Ph No: 9611148555
mndesaicollege@gmail.com
79 Ananya Degree College & MSW College OLD
Jewargi Road Sadshiva Nagar Kalaburgi.Ph No:
7338207777/9071119555
ananyadegreecollege@gmail.com
89
80 Reshmi Degree College.
Reshmi Vidya Bhavan Behind Gulbarga University
Saraswathipur Kusnoor Road, Kalaburgi.
Ph No: 9900916142/08472265279
rect_9@yahoo.com
81 Sai Presidency Arts & Commerce College
Ramamandir Circle, High Court Road Kalaburgi.
Ph No: 9916245555
spdcglb@gmail.com
82 TNR Art’s Degree College
Yadulla Colony roza(K) near water tank, Kalaburgi-585104.
Ph No: 08472-249251/9448749338
rabia45_khanam@yahoo.com / sawaddankeri@gmail.com
83 Nagambika Women’s Degree College.
No, 2-909/126/A/1, behind S.T.B.T, New bus stand,
S.V.P Nagar, Darga road, Kalaburgi-505101
Mob No: 9448650233
nectbed@gmail.com
84 Deccan B.Ed College.
Malgatti cross ring road - Kalabugri Dist.
Ph No: 9448876824
omsaic681@gmail.com
85 Kaleshwar Arts & Commerce Degree College. Kalagi-
Chettapura Tq, Kalaburgi Dist-585312. Ph No:
9108847163/9739426404
sanguarankal63@gmail.com
86 Sahyadri Arts and Commerce College, Afzalpur.Near,

Basaveshwar Circle, Ghattarga Road, Afzalpur-585301.
Kalburgi Dist.
Ph No: 9980415557/9482602545
suryakant165@gmail.com
87 Om Sai Art’s and Commerce Degree College.
Vidyanagar, Sedam Kalabugri Dist.
Ph No: 9448876824
omsaic681@gmail.com
88 Govt. Arts & Science College
Karwar-581 301, U.K District.
Ph No: 0838222632/94496 29599
gascollegekwr@gmail.com
89 Vishvadarshana College of Education
K.R Road Ganeshapuram Post, Balagi Mane, Yellapura, Uttara Kannada
Karwar
Ph No: 9448965684
vishwadarshanabed@gmail.com
Prabhatha Nagara, Honnavara Uttara Kannada-581334.
Ph No: 9899088861
pringfgchonnavar@gmail.com
91 Rock Vellay College of Science & Management Studies.
Sri Sai Sadana, K.N.S Post Bangarpet Road, Kolar-563102.
Ph No: 9481585587
rockvalley.principal@gmail.com
92 Government First Grade College,
Rajivgandhi Extension (KUDA), Robertsonpete, KGF-563122
Kolar
M : 9663125139/ 9535304838
gfgc.kgf@gmail.com
93 Sambhram College of Hotel Managment.
# 36, Temple road, D.K Halli plantation road, BEML nagar KGF- 563115.
Ph No: 8870877842 / 9742562113
schm@sambhram.org
90
94 Mahadeshwara Government First Grade College
Kollegala, Chamarajanagara.
Kollegala
Ph No: 8660417952
smgfgc@gmail.com / premalathab2012@gmail.com
95 St. Pauls College .
Vasudeva Varnekar Complex, Opp KSRTC bus stand Koppal –
582114
Ph No: 0853-9230939 / 9449621046
bhavanikoppal@yahoo.in
96 Rudramma Basappa Degree College.
Koppala SSS Building Near Anjaneya Temple behind Srinivas Petrol Bunk
Julynagar, Gangavathi Koppala - 583227.
Ph No: 9844255605
shriputtarajaedugvt@yahoo.com
97 Sri Vidya Niketan Degree College.
Sri Ram Nagara, Gangavathi, Koppala-583282.
Ph No: 903532466
srividyaniketandegreecollege@gmail.com
GFGC Nagamangala, Beereshwarapura post, Near Devalapura
Hand post, Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya Dist.
Ph No: 8618298867
Mandya gfgcnagamangala@gmail.com
99 Bharathi College.
Bharathi Nagara K.M Doddi, Maddur Taluk, Mandya Dist.
Ph No: 9980566834
nagendra.p088@gmail.com
100 St.Philomena College
Darbe, Puttur, Dakshina Kannada-
574202M: 0825-12 30340, M :
9448858101
ksoustudycentre@spcputtur.ac.in
101 Kukke Sri Subrahmanyeshwara College,
Subrahmanya Kadaba Tq, Dakshina Kannada-
Mangalore 574238M : 7349222300
ksscollege1983@gmail.com
102 Alva’s College.
Sundari Ananda Alva Campus, Vidyagiri,
Moodbidri,Dhakshina Kannada, Karnataka-
574227.
Ph No: 7090715010/08258-261244
administration@alvas.org
103 Sri Basaveshwara
Degree College.
Sirawar, Raichur.
Ph No: 9902343129
sbdcd467@gmail.com
104 Muniyappa Muddappa Degree College
A.B Patil Complex, Near Ek-Minar, Beroon Quilla, Raichur.
Raichur Ph No: 9986263255 / 9481354163
mmdegreercr@gm
ail.com
105 Vedanta Degree College.
Navodaya Medical College, Mantralayam road, Raichur.
Ph No: 9880405939 / 9844789108
vedanta.rcr@gmail.com
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106 National Womens Degree College- Lingasuru.
Vidyabhavana Building road, Lingasur-584122 Raichur District.
Ph No: 9480062375/8453368811
nca.lng@gmail.com
107 Dr. Sudhamurthy info Women’s

Degree College.Lingasugur
Ph No: 9632596158/9743499882
dsmi.info2019@gmail.com
108 Shivasharane Hemareddy Mallamma College Of Education
Bangalore bye pass road Lingasugur Raichur, dist.
Ph No: 9986347238 / 7760160145
shmbedlgs@gmail.com
109 Sri Swamy Vivekananda Degree College.
Konganahatti, near BRC Office, PWD campus,
Sindhanur-584128Ph No: 9742265256
ssbetsindhanur@gmail.com
110 Shanthinikethana College of Science and Management
Studies
B.M. Road, Vivekanandanagara,Ramanagara-562159
Ph: 080-27272181 M: 99015-37369
krishnaiah.thoutanahalli@gmail.com
111 Rural College Kanakapura.
M.G.Road, Kanakapura-562117
Ramanagara Ph No: 9845976469
rck.kanakapura@gmail.com
112 Siddaganga Commerce and Management College.

Nataraja Badavane R.R Palace Magadi, Ramanagara.
Ph No: 9844129212
vishwa.msb@gmail.com
113 Hoysala College of Managment.
Balaraj Urs road, Shivamogga.
M: 08182229094 / 9845254197
hoysalacollege@rediffmail.com
114 Tunga Mahavidyalaya
Anandagiri Tirthahalli,
Shivamogga.
M: 08181228262 /
9343633655 / 9449933441
tunga.degreecollege@gmail.com
Shimogga 115 Lal Bahaddur Art’s, Science & S.B Solabanna
ShettyCommerce College.
Tarapura Campus, Jog Road,
Sagara-577401M:
08183226137 / 7338464187
lbsbscollegesagar@gmail.com
116 D.V.S. College of Arts & Science
Sir M. V. Road, Basaveshwara Circle, Shivamogga-577 201.
M: 9448796265/9663568076
principal.dvscollege@gmail.com
117 Vidyavahini First Grade College.
Tumkur Near Puttanjaneya temple, Kuvempunagara
TumkurDist.M : 9844859950/ 8660962667
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vvfgv.tumkur@gmail.com
118 Vidya First Grade College.
Near Akka Thangi Park, Devarayapattana new extn,
Tumkur-572104
Ph No: 9980597515/7337897560
vidyaedusociety@gmail.com
119 Government First grade College
High School road, Madhugiri Tumkur
District.M : 8971742314 / 9972979137
madhugirigfgc@gmail.com
120 M.G.M. College

Udupi-Manipal Hwy, Kunjibettu, Udupi-576102
Ph: 0820-2524599/ 252 0359/2530410 M: 9964896955
principal_mgm@yahoo.co.in
Udupi
121 Samvedana Science & Commerce First Grade
College. N H 66, Khambadakone, Byndoor, Udupi
Dist-576219.9449725906/7899418506.
samvedanafgc2017@gmail.com
122 Vidya Vardhak Sangh Arts, Commerce & B.C.A
College
Darbar High School Campus, Station Road, Vijayapur-
586104
Ph No: 9448245811/9886704133/ 7829073560
ghmsriharibjp@gmail.com
123 Central Prision.
Darga road, Central Jail Vijayapura.
Ph. No: 9480806490
cpvpr.prisons-kar@gov.in
124 Daimond Degree College.
Gunnapur road, near Gandhinagara Vijayapura.
Ph No: 9845110426
daimonddcdssbki@gmail.com
125 Mathoshree Ambavva KHED Arts’ Commerce & Science College.
Ramamandira road Mathapathi galli, Vijayapura-586101.
Ph. No: 9108182131.
Vijayapura shankuntala.golande@gmail.com
126 Shri Sahyadri Arts, Commerce & Science College.
B L D E Road 135 Vidyanagar, Vijayapur-586103
Ph No: 9964376718
sahyadribjp@gmail.com
127 Sri Revanasiddeshwara Degree
College. Muddebihala, Vijayapura
Dist.
Ph No: 9844855158
princ.srsmbl@gmail.com
128 Shri Jagadamba First Grade Arts & Science College.
Hittanahalli L.T Devarahipparagi tq, Vijayapura -586215.
Ph No: 9845247791/9740316139
sfncmed@gmail.com / sjfgmsw@gmail.com
129 Mathoshri Gowramma Womens First Grade College.
Siddalingeshwara colony old Bolegaon road, Indi-586209.
Ph no: 9449213039/9731549997
santoshkembogi@gmail.com
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130 G.R.G Art’s Y.A Patil Commerce & M F Doshi Science Degree
College.Sindhagi road, Indi.
Ph No: 9663502279
pplgrgindi@gmail.com
131 Balaji Degree
College,
LIC office opposite Hyderabad main road Yadgiri-
585202
Ph no: 7259342149
srinivasbbandi84@gmail.com
Yadagiri 132 Sri Raksha Degree College.
Opp Chiranjeevi school near new bus stand Yadgiri-585202.
Ph No: 9441933055 / 8660242271
srdcy123@gmail.com
133 Jawahar Degree College.
Opp Rural Police Station Yadgiri-585202.
Ph No: 9901496525
iqbalkhasim.mn@gmail.com
Note:
1. The list of Learner Support Centres is provisional.
2. The University reserves the right to change the Learner Support Centre opted by
the candidate on unavoidable circumstances.
Annexure-II
Admission Fee Structure
Admission Skill
Sl. Registration Tuition Alumni Library Total Fee
Course Name Processing Developm
No. Fee Fee Fee fee Rs.
Fee ent Fee
M.A
1 I Year 850 800 7500 500 650 250 10550/-
II Year - - 9200 650 250 10100/-
M.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication
2 I Year 850 800 13100 500 650 250 16150/-
II Year - - 14700 650 250 15600/-
Note :
1. BPL Women candidates get 10% concession on tuition fee only.

2. Cab/auto drivers, their spouse and two children are elegible for 10% concession on
Tuition fee for which they shall produce identity card issued by the competent authority.
3. Eligibility fee for candidates residing outside Karnataka or studied outside Karnataka is
Rs 2000/-
4. Defence and ex-service man students get 10% concession on tuition fees in particular
subject.
5. KSOU staff members, their spouse and their children (only 2 children) get 10%
concession on total admission fees in particular subject.
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8. Transgender will get full fees concession.
9. Completely blind students will get full fees concession on their interested subject (except
B.Ed and M.B.A)
10. Candidates whose parents are demised in covid 19 will get 100% fees concession on
interested subject.
11. The staffs of KSRTC / BMTC / KKRTC / NWKRTC get 10% discount on tution fee for
UG & PG Programmes.
12. Alumni association fee – 500/-.
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Annexure-IV
List of Gold Medals and Cash Prizes for Meritorious Students
Under-Graduate students
Sl. Instituted Degree/
Name of the Endowment
No. Year Programme
1 Sri B.S. Channabasappa & Sons, Davanagere 2000 B.A.
Endowment Cash Prize II Rank
2 ICC&CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Cash Prize 2001 B.A./B.Com.
(Highest Marks Secured by Women Candidate)
3 Corporation Bank Endowment Gold Medal 2001 B.A.
4 Corporation Bank Endowment Gold Medal 2001 B.Com.
5 Dr.N.S. Ramegowda, Former Vice Chancellor, KSOU 2003 B.A.
Endowment Gold Medal (Highest Marks
Secured by Women Candidate)
6 Late Smt. Vathsala Ramakrishna, Professor of 2004 B.Com. II Rank
Music, University of Mysore Endowment Cash Prize
7 The Institute of Charterted Accountants of India 2014 B.Com I Rank
Gold Medal
8 Alumini Association (Senior Student Association) 1999 B.Ed
Gold Medal
9 Smt. Narasamma and Sri. T. Narayana Shastri 2012 Special B.Ed
Smt. Tarabai and Sri. P. Raghavendra Rao
Two Gold Medal
B.Lib.I.Sc
Sri Sanna Rame Gowda, 2005 B.Lib.I.Sc
1 (Ex- Librarian, Mysore University) &
Smt Devammani D/o Mirle Ramegowda & Smt
Ningamma Endowment Gold Medal
Post-Graduate Students
Sl. Post
Instituted Graduate
No. Name of the Endowment Year Programme
Smt. Doddammanni Dr. Chaduranga Endowment 1998 M.A English
1 Cash Prize
2 Late Smt. Meera Bai Endowment Gold Medal 1999 M.A Hindi
Late Smt. Yallamma & Sri.Durugaiah Jajuru Late M.A Kannada
3 Smt. Ningamma & Sri.Srinivasaiah Talakadu 2000 (II Rank)
Endowment Cash Prize (I Class)
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Prof.B.K.Shivaramaiah Memorial Endowment 2000 M.A Sanskrit
4 Cash Prize
5 Dr. Mumtaz Ahmed Khan Endowment Gold Medal 2000 M.A Urdu
Sri.Jayachamarajapura Shivappa Gowda
6 Parashivamurthy & Smt. Shivamma 2000 MA Kannada
Parashivamurthy Endowment Cash Prize
Smt. Kamalamma & Sri.K.Seetharama Rao 2000 M.A
7 Endowment Cash Prize Economics
Mrs.Sulthan Bi & Mr.Mustafa Alik Khan 2000 M.A
8 Memorial Endowment Gold Medal Sociology
9 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A Kannada
10 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A English
ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A Sanskrit
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12 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A History
13 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A
Economics
Sociology
15 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.A JMC
Psychology
17 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Cash Prize 2001 M.A/M.Com
(Highest Marks Scored by Female Candidate)
18 Ms.Kantheti Charitable Trust, Endowment Cash 2001 M.Com
Prize
19 Mysore Paints & Varnish Ltd., Mysore 2001 M.Com
Endowment Gold Medal
20 Abdul Gaffar Sheriff Gold Medal 2001 M.A Urdu
21 Prof.M.Madaiah, Ex Vice Chancellor, University of 2001 M.A

Mysore, Abinandana Samithi Endowment Cash Economics
Prize
22 Sri.K.H.Patil Prathisthana Endowment Gold Medal 2002 M.A Pol. Sci.
23 Smt. B.A.Shantha Bai Endowment Cash Prize 2003 M.A Hindi
24 Mr Sadashiv Bhaskar Sirsat Endowment Gold 2003 M.A History

Medal
25 Sri.K.G.Ramakrishna, Rtd, Prof. of Commerce, 2004 M.Com
KSOU, Mysore Endowment Cash Prize (II Rank)
26 Late Sri.Veerabasaiah Puranik Math Freedom Fighter &
Sri Shivamma, Davangere Endowment Cash Prize 2005 M.A Pol. Sci.
(Female Candidate with Highest
Marks)
27 Late. K.Hirannaiah Memorial Endowment Gold 2005 M.A History
Medal
28 Late T.Venkannagudda, Former Registrar, KSOU,
Mysore, Endowment Cash Prize (Highest Marks Female 2005 M.A History
Candidate SC Community)
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29 Late M.Venkatesh Endowment Cash Prize
(Physically Challenged or Senior Citizens Highest 2005 M.A Sanskrit
Marks)
30 Bale Angadi N Gopal Rao & Sharada Bai
Memorial Endowment Cash Prize (Highest Marks 2009 M.A History
Scorer by Female Candidate)
31 Dr.Vishnuvardhan Memorial Endowment Gold 2010 M.A JMC
Medal (First Rank with Highest Marks)
32 Sri. S.Shivaram Endowment Gold Medal (First 2010 M.A Kannada
Rank with Highest Marks)
33 Prof. K S Rangappa Former Vice-Chancellor KSOU 2013 Any Master
Endowment Gold Medal (Highest Marks secured by Degree
Master’s degrees)
34 Research Scholars of Dr. Jagadeesha Cash Prize 2019 M.Com

35 National Conference on Economic Recession and 2009 MBA
Management Strategies Cash Prize
36 International Conference on Re-Engineering of 2012 MBA
Management Education Cash Prize
37 Sri B R L Iyengar and S R Krishnaswamy Gold 2001 MEd
Medal
38 Alumini Association (Senior Student Association) 1999 MEd
Gold Medal
39 Karnataka Bank Limited Mangalore Gold Medal 2012-13 MSc Chemistry
40 Sri Bhandi Adinarayan Reddy Endowment Gold 2011 M.A
Medal (First Rank with Highest Marks) Telugu
41 Sri Bhandi Adinarayan Reddy Endowment Gold 2011 M.A
Medal (Special Poet with Highest Marks) Telugu
M.Lib.I.Sc
1 ICC & CE Silver Jubilee Endowment Gold Medal 2001 M.Lib.I.Sc
2 Prof. Lalitha Aswath Gold Medal (Only Women) 2020 M.Lib.I.Sc
Research Scholar Students
1 Sri Sringeri Kulapati Shankaranarayana Joyish Cash Prize 2012 PhD Sanskrit
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Annexure-V
Details of General Fee
Sl. Amount
Description
No. (Rs.)
01 Change of Name 1,000/-
02 Duplicate set of printed Study Materials (each block) 50/-
03 Re-enrollment fees for BA/B.Com., after one year break 1,000/-
04 Re-enrollment fees for BA/B.Com., after two years break 2,000/-
05 Issue of No Due Certificate / Transfer Certificate 500/-
06 Issue of Study Certificate 500/-
07 Change of Study Centres 1,000/-
08 Change of Medium of Instruction 1,000/-
09 Duplicate Identity Card 300/-
10 Direct Admission Fee for II year BA/B.Com., 3,000/-
Note : University has right to cancel or continue the admission for the programme
which has not crossed admission of minimum 20 students
Examination related Other Fee
Sl. Amount
Description
No. (Rs.)
01 Change of Examination Centre 1,250/-
02 Revaluation per Paper / Course 1,500/-
03 Photo copy for each Paper / Course 1,250/-
04 Duplicate Marks Card (Additional Search Fee Rs.100/- per year) 500/-
05 Consolidated Marks Card (Additional Rs.100/- for delay per year) 500/-
06 Migration Certificate (Additional Rs.100/- Search Fee per year) 500/-
07 Provisional Degree Certificate 900/-
08 Convocation Fee (in-person – Medalists & Rank holders) + Alumni fee 1200+500
09 Convocation Fee (in Absentia – Additional Search Fee per year Rs.50/-) + 1500+500
Alumni fee
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10 Genuinity Certificate 900/-
11 CBCS (Semester mode) Genuinity Certificate/ Verification Certificate for 2,000/-
I (Transcript per Semester)
Extra postal charges outside India 2,000/-
12 Non CBCS (Year mode) Genuinity Certificate/ Verification Certificate for 2,000/-
I (Transcript per Year)
13 Name Correction of Marks Cards (per Marks Card) 250/-
14 Duplicate Degree Certificate (Search Fee Rs.50/- per year) + Alumni Fee 1500+500/-
15 Rank Certificate Fee 900/-
Note:
 Examination related other fee shall be paid only through challan. Fee paid will not be
refunded or adjusted to the next examination under any circumstances. Students
should submit their filled-in application form along with fee paid details to “The
Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mukthagangothri, Mysuru – 570 006”.
 After University’s convocation notification, candidates who have passed their degree
examination, students submit their prescribed application and fee paid through challan
to “The Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mysuru”. For further information browse
University website.
 For obtaining Provisional Certificate, the candidate has to submit an application along
with fee paid challan and photocopy of marks cards to “The Registrar (Evaluation),
KSOU, Mysuru”.
 Migration Certificate: For obtaining the Migration Certificate, the candidate has to
furnish No Due Certificate from the Admission Section and Library of KSOU.
********
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Annexure-VI
OPEN ELECTIVES FOR POST GRADUTATE PROGRAMMES

SL
Department Sub Code I Semester Sub Code II Semester
No
1 KANNADA ELMKAN -01 DzsÀÄ¤PÀ ELMKAN - ¥ÁæaÃ£À
PÀ£ÀßqÀ 02 PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¸Á»vÀåzÀ
¸Á»vÀåzÀ EwºÁ¸À EwºÁ¸À
2 ENGLISH ELMEN-01 Indian Literature -I ELMEN -02 Indian Literature -II
3 HINDI ELMHN-01 Vyavaharik Hindi ELMHN -02 Hindi Cinema
Vyakaran
4 TELUGU ELMTL-01 Tilak ELMTL -02 Telugu Samskruthi –
Samaajam
5 HISTORY ELMHIS -01 Ancient World ELMHIS -02 Social Reform
Civilisations Movement in India
(Egypt,
Mesopotamia, Greek,
Roman, Inca,
Chinese)
6 ECONOMICS ELMEC-01 Economic Policies of ELMEC -02 Institutions for
India Since 1991 International
Development
7 POLITICAL ELMPS-01 Local Government in ELMPS -02 Indian Constitution
SCIENCE India.
8 PUBLIC ELMPA-01 Indian Polity-1 ELMPA -02 Indian Polity-2
ADMINISTRATION
9 SOCIOLOGY ELMSO-01 Invitation to ELMSO -02 Study of Indian
Sociology Society
10 JOURNALISM AND ELMJMC-01 Aspects of ELMJMC -02 Aspects of Journalism
MASS Journalism and Mass and Mass
COMMUNICATION Communication - I Communication - II
11 ANCIENT HISTORY ELMAHA-01 World heritage sites ELMAHA-02 Cultural History of
AND of India Hoysalas
ARCHAEOLOGY
12 EDUCATION ELMED-01 Foundations of ELMED -02 Higher Education
Education
13 COMMERCE ELC –01 Personal Financial ELC –02 Entrepreneurship
Planning Development
14 MANAGEMENT ELM –01 Disaster Management ELM –02 E-Commerce
15 BIOCHEMISTRY ELMBC –01 Basics of ELMBC –02 Basic Bioorganic
Bioinorganic and chemistry for Biology
Biophysical graduates.
chemistry for
Biology graduates.
16 BIOTECHNOLOGY ELMBT –01 Biotechnology ELMBT –02 Fundamentals of
110
Principles and Biotechnology
applications
17 CHEMISTRY ELMC –01 Open Elective I ELMC –02 Open Elective II
18 CLINICAL ELMCND –01 Healthy lifestyles and ELMCND–02 Nutraceuticals and
NUTRITION AND nutrition health foods
DIETETICS
19 COMPUTER ELMCS –01 Mobile App ELMCS –02 E-Commerce
SCIENCE Development
20 ENVIRONMENTAL ELMES –01 Basics of ELMES –02 Advances in
SCIENCE Environmental Environmental
Science Science
21 GEOGRAPHY ELMG –01 Introduction to ELMG –02 Geography of
Physical Geography Karnataka
22 MATHEMATICS ELMM –01 Fundamentals of ELMM –02 Combinatorics and

Mathematics Graph Theory
23 MICROBIOLOGY ELMMB –01 Microbial World and ELMMB –02 Microbes in
Microbial Diversity Sustainable
Agriculture and
Development
24 PHYSICS ELMP –01 Mechanics ELMP –02 Waves and Optics
25 PSYCHOLOGY ELMPSY –01 Introduction to ELMPSY –02 Psychology in
Psychology Everyday Life
26 INFORMATION ELMIT –01 Green Computing ELMIT –02 E-Commerce
TECHNOLOGY
27 BOTANY (NEW) ELMBOT –01 Plant-Microbe ELMBOT – Plant Diversity and
Interactions 02 Human Welfare
28 ZOOLOGY (NEW) ELMZ –01 Vectors & ELMZ–02 Reproductive Health
communicable
diseases
29 FOOD AND ELMFNS –01 Food Psychology ELMFNS –02 Nutritional
NUTRITION Management in
SCIENCES Disaster Conditions
Note:
Candidates are required to select Open Electives in each semester. The opted open
eelective will be allotted subjected to a minimum of 20 students opting that elective.
Study Material are available only in English Medium.
Details of General Fee
Sl. Amount
No. Description
(Rs.)
01 Change of Name 1,000/-
02 Duplicate set of printed Study Materials (each block) 50/-
03 Re-enrollment fees for BA/B.Com., after one year break 1,000/-
04 Re-enrollment fees for BA/B.Com., after two years break 2,000/-
05 Issue of No Due Certificate / Transfer Certificate 500/-
06 Issue of Study Certificate 500/-
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07 Change of Study Centres 1,000/-
08 Change of Medium of Instruction 1,000/-
09 Duplicate Identity Card 300/-
10 Direct Admission Fee for II year BA/B.Com., 3,000/-
11 Direct Admission Fee for III year BA/B.Com., 3,000/-
Examination related Other Fee
Sl. Description Amount

No. (Rs.)
01 Change of Examination Centre 1,250/-
02 Revaluation per Paper / Course 1,500/-
03 Photo copy for each Paper / Course 1,250/-
04 Duplicate Marks Card (Additional Search Fee Rs.100/- per year) 500/-
05 Consolidated Marks Card (Additional Rs.100/- for delay per year) 500/-
06 Migration Certificate (Additional Rs.100/- Search Fee per year) 500/-
07 Provisional Degree Certificate 900/-
08 Convocation Fee (in-person – Medalists & Rank holders) + Alumni fee 1200+500
09 Convocation Fee (in Absentia – Additional Search Fee per year Rs.50/-) + 1500+500
Alumini fee
10 Genuinity Certificate 900/-
11 CBCS (Semester mode) Genuinity Certificate/ Verification Certificate forI 2,000/-
(Transcript per Semester)
12 Non CBCS (Year mode) Genuinity Certificate/ Verification Certificate forI 1,000/-
(Transcript per Year)
13 Name Correction of Marks Cards (per Marks Card) 250/-
14 Duplicate Degree Certificate (Search Fee Rs.50/- per year) + Alumni Fee 1500+500/-
15 Rank Certificate Fee 900/-
Note:
 Examination related other fee shall be paid only through challan. Fee paid will not
be refunded or adjusted to the next examination under any circumstances.
Students should submit their filled-in application form along with fee paid details to
“The Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mukthagangothri, Mysuru – 570 006”.
 After University‟s convocation notification, candidates who have passed their
degree examination, students submit their prescribed application and fee paid
through challan to “The Registrar (Evaluation), KSOU, Mysuru”. For further
information browse University website.
112
 For obtaining Provisional Certificate, the candidate has to submit an application
along with fee paid challan and photo copy of marks cards to “The Registrar
(Evaluation), KSOU, Mysuru”.
 Migration Certificate: For obtaining Migration Certificate, the candidate has to
furnish No Due
 Certificate from the Admission Section and Library of KSOU.
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KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

Mukthagangothri, Mysuru – 570 006

Accredited with NAAC A+ Grade

Non CBCS - Sanskrit

Help Line: 96634-82133, 96634-82311 email: techsupport@ksouportal.com

Admission will commence from 22.07.2024

Steps for Admission

Admission through Learner Support Centres.

Prof. Sharanappa V.Halse

Karnataka State Open University is recognized by the University Grants Commission

1 The Vice Chancellor, KSOU Chairman

2 Secretary in charge of Higher Education, Govt. of Karnataka Member

3 Secretary to Finance Department, Govt. of Karnataka Member

4 Vice-Chancellor of any of the Universities in the State of Karnataka Member

5 Dean (Academic), KSOU Member

6 Five distinguished persons from the educational, scientific and Members

7 Two Members of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly (Elected from Members

8 Two Members of the Karnataka Legislative Council (Elected from Members

9 The Registrar, KSOU Secretary

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Dr. M.C Sudhakar

Prof. Sharanappa V. Halse

1 Department of Studies and Research in 4 Department of Studies and Research in

School of Social Sciences:

1 Department of Studies and Research 5 Department of Studies and Research in

Department of Studies and Research in Mangement

1 Department of Studies and Research 9 Department of Studies and Research

15 Dr. Chandra Shekhar R Assistant M.A. Ph.D Comparitive Study, 1 7353101145

Department of Public Administration

57 Dr. R. Hemalatha Assistant M.A. Ph.D Advertising and Public 07 9535282063

58 Dr. Thejasvi Naviloor Associate M.A. Ph.D Reporting and 16 9844009777

Department of Studies in Geography

EPABX Phone Lines: 0821 – 2519941 / 2519943 / 2519948/ 2519952

13 Dr. Chandrashekar J S Assistant Coordinator - Skill Development 550

23 Prof. Kavitha Rai Associate Coordinator - Akkamahadevi Study Chair 385

43 Pradeep Giri S Assistant Scholarship Cell 591

5. Important Instructions to the students

II. Admission Fee for M.A (Journalism and Mass Communication)

Admission Processing Fee 850 -

The maximum period for Completion of Course

9. CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

Advantages of the choice based credit system:

10. MODULAR APPROACH OR LATERAL EXIT

11. M.A. PROGRAMMES

11.1 M.A in Kannada

JA.J. PÀ£ÀßqÀ ¥ÀoÀåPÀæªÀÄ «£Áå¸À

10.2 M.A. in English

Syllabus of the Programme

MENHC1.3 RESTORATION AND 18th CENTURY ENGLISH 4

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - II

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - III

M.A ENGLISH SEMESTER - IV

Course Code Semester and Course Credits

10.3 M.A. in Hindi

Syllabus of the Programme

10.4 M.A. in Telugu

Course Code Semester and Course Credits

CBCS M.A. TELUGU SEMESTER – II

Course Code Semester and Course Credits