Kumaun University Nainital

Kumaun University and its Campus

The Kumaun University was established in 1973, with UP Govt. KU has 3 campuses, D.S.B. Campus in Nainital, S.S.J Campus in Almora and M.S.J. Campus, the third and the newly made campus is in Bhimtal. These are three campuses so far in Kumaun University. 

D.S.B. Campus Nainital

 

S.S.J. Campus Almora

There are about 27 affiliated colleges under it, the Kumaun University has a total control over the universities in entire Kumaun region. The total area covered by the university so far is about 200 acres. The beautifully designed colleges blend in perfectly with the surrounding architecture and complete the breath taking scenery. In order to cater for the technical, professional and vocational education special emphasis is placed on Kumaun to uphold the motto of excellent teaching and high quality research.

In the residential and affiliated campuses, both teaching and research activities are equally important factors that support the curriculum and contribute to the student’s learning habits. The location of the university in Uttrakhand offers excellent research and teaching due to its landscape which is on undulating high ground. There are many herbs and plants that can be studied as well as rocks, minerals and Eco-systems. The university is known for its research and teachings in Environmental Geology, Establishment of Particle Physics and Environmental Economics as well as boasting several centers that offer interesting research. Furthermore it continues to raise awareness regarding a variety of topics including economic resources, medicinal plants, environment, development of tribes, human rights and symmetries and conservation. Academic programme have been divided in Campuses to ensure equal regional representation and development.

Departments

 
•    Arts
•    Commerce
•    Science
•    Law
•    Education
•    Engineering
•    Technical studies


Facilities Available in Kumaun University

Computer Departments and Labs - At SSJ Campus a well-equipped computer lab has been established. At DSB campus also the Computer Science Department has a well-equipped computer laboratory. The aim is to devise and undertake short term courses on computer literacy program for postgraduate students of the Department. These programs include teaching of Computer Fundamentals, Programming Languages, Computer Architecture and mathematical software like MATLAB and MATHEMATICA, and handling of scientific word processor like LATEX.

IPSDR - Institute Of Professional Studies And Development Research is an autonomous unit of Kumaun University, Nainital. It is located at the Hermitage in Lower Sleepy Hollow, away from the hubbub's of main campus and the town. A different professional environment has been provided to the students of the Institute, here. The prime objective of IPSDR is to take care of un-employability in higher education, develop the human capital, and contribute its bit to the greater cause of development. IPSDR, therefore, proposes to offer specifically designed courses at all the levels in higher education, i.e., add on certificate courses ,advanced PG diploma programs and post graduate degree programs. Moving in the same direction, the Microsoft IT Academy at the Hermitage has also become a unit of IPSDR. It is surely going to widen the horizons both ways. Along with other degrees now courses on Microsoft certified technologies shall also be offered.

Centre for Journalism & Media Studies - The Center for Journalism & Media Studies was launched in 2006-07 with quite modest infrastructural resources. The aim here is to act dynamically to redefine the contemporary culture and society by grappling with issues that concern us most, and not merely problematize some half-real, half-imaginary theoretical entertainers of the intellect as happens with most academic pursuits. It also nurtures a distinct breed of young Indians who are passionate about their country, culture, society and vocation.

Central Library - It is situated in an expanded building near the administrative building. The library has high quality reference books related to curriculum, research and national, international level research and magazines.

Placement - Considering the previous positions of placements, it can safely be inferred that the students of IPSDR are in high demand in the market ,with previous batches placed with ICICI bank, Priya gold, IndusInd Bank, GlenMark Pharmaceuticals, Jagsonpal Pharmaceuticals, CPM Card, Air Expo Cargo, Jyoti lab ,Bajaj Allianz etc, to name a few. Some students of the current batch have got placements in some of the renowned companies like HUL, Wipro, HCL and ICICI and also in some institutes even before the completion of the course.

Kumaun University
City  : Nainital, Uttarakhand
Phone  : +91-05942-235563, 235562
Email  : registrar@kuntl.in, registrarnainital@gmail.com

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Kumaun University B.Sc. III year Computer Science 'JAVA' question paper 2010

Kumaun University, Nainital

 

B.Sc. III Examinations, 2010
Computer Science
Paper  - Third
(Programming Language - Java)

 
Section – A
 

1. The java compiler translates java programs to intermediate level language called :
a)    Machine language
b)    Bytecode
c)    System Language
d)    Object language

2. Which of the following property allows objects to have different internal structures to share the same external interface ?
a)    Abstraction
b)    Polymorphism
c)    Encapsulation
d)    Inheritance

3. The ……………..  is a collection of programs to help the developers compile, run and debug the source program of java.
a)    JVM
b)    IDE
c)    JDK
d)    Java software

4. Which of the following return type does a constructor have ?
a)    Void
b)    int
c)    Boolen
d)    No data type


5. What is the result of S and a, ager evaluating the expression :

int a=5;
int S =++a + a++;


6. Will program compile successfully if the main method is declared as private?

7. Write the range of acceptable values of int and char in Java.

8. Name the character set of Java that includes the characters from all possible human languages.

Section – B

9. What is overriding and overloading ? Explain with example. Use Java code for explanation

10. State the significance of public, private, protected, default modifiers both singly and in combination and state the effect of package relationships on declared items qualified by these modifiers.


11. [a] What is the difference between a constructor and a method ?

[b] What is the difference between an Abstract class and Interface ? And can you explain when you are using an Abstract classes ?




 
Section – C

12. [a] Write Java code to implement a class Point. It should have a function name display that will display the information in which quadrant the pint lies in ?

[b] What is the Java Virtual Machine? Explain working of JVM.

 
13. What do you mean by inheritance? Name the types of inheritance in Java and explain any two of them in detail.

14. Explain garbage collection ? How you can force the garbage collection in Java?

15. [a]Assuming the following code is written inside main().
   
What is the output of following :
String s1=new String(“Amit”);
System.out.println(s1.replace(‘m’, ‘r’));
System.out.println(s1);
String s3=”Arit”;
String s4=”Arit”;
String s2=s1.replace(‘m’ , ’r’);
System.out.println(s2==s3);
Sytem.out.println(s3==s4)
(i)  Arit
     Amit
     false
     true

(ii) Arit
     Arit
     False
     True


(iii) Amit
      Amit
      False
      True


(iv) Arit
      Amit
      True
      True


[b] Write short note, in context of Java, on Constructor overloading.




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Kumaun University B.Sc. III year Computer Science 'Networking' question paper 2010

Kumaun University, Nainital 

 

B.Sc. III Examination, 2010

Computer Science

Paper  - Second

(Computer Networks)

Section - A

i.    Which processes does TCP, but not UDP, use?

a)     Windowing

b)     Acknowledgements

c)     Source Port

d)     Destination Port

ii.    Internet is :

a)    A local computer network

b)    A world wide network of computers

c)    An interconnected network of computers

d)    A world wide interconnected network of computers which use a common protocol to communicate with one another.

iii.    Select Internet uses :

a)    Packet switching

b)    Circuit switching

c)    Telephone switching

d)    Telex switching

iv.    By an interanet we mean:

a)    A LAN of an organization

b)    A Wide Area Network connecting all branches of an organization

c)    A corporate computer network

d)    A network connecting all computers of an organization and using the internet protocol

v.    Which of the following protocols is used in the internet :

a)    X.25

b)    IBM

c)    TCP/IP

d)    UUCP

vi.    Need to retrieve a file from the file server for your word processing application, which layer of the OSI model is responsible for this function ?

a)    Presentation layer

b)    Session layer

c)    Transport layer

d)    Datalink layer

vii.    IP addresses are converted to :

a)    A binary string

b)    Alphanumeric string

c)    A hierarchy of domain names

d)    A hexadecimal string

Section - B

1.    What are the important topologies for networks?

2.    Explain various layers and their functions in OSI/ISO reference model.

3.    What is a computer network? explain its uses.

4.    Write a note on IEEE 802.3 standard.

Section – C

1.    Write short notes on TCP/IP, X.25 Protocol.

2.    Explain different types of errors and any two schemes used for error detection and correction. Also explain how error rate is measured.

3.    What is IP address? Explain.

4.    Explain the concept of switching in Data Transmission.

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Kumaun University B.Sc. III year Computer Science 'Microprocessor' question paper 2015

Kumaun University, Nainital

B.Sc. III Examination, 2015

Computer Science

Paper  - First

(Microprocessor)

Section – A
1)     Fill in the blanks :

a)    …………….. is a quality characterized by single value.
b)    A system bus is used to …………… major computer components.
c)    ……………….  and ………….. are keys to RISC.
d)    The processing performed by a …………. To execute a single instruction.
e)    An instruction set used to specify micro programs………………..
f)    Full form of RISC is ………………………..
g)    A ……….. is a group of flip flops.


Section – B

2) (a) What is Arithmetic Logic Unit?
    (b) What is Microcomputer ?


3) (a) What is Fetch and execution Cycle? 
    (b) What is AMD microprocessor ?

4) (a) What are the trends of Microprocessor building ?
    (b) What are the features of Pentium Microprocessor?

5) (a) What are the elementary programming steps of the Intel’s     80386 microprocessor?
    (b) What are the features of Motorola 68020 microprocessor?


Section - C
6)  What is the 8085 Microprocessor? Explain 8-bit General purpose Microprocessor.

7) Draw the register organization of 8086 and explain typical application of each register.

8) What do you mean by addressing modes? What are the different addressing modes supported by 8086? Explain each of them with suitable example.
     
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Syllabus of MA History for Kumaun University

Kumaun University Semester System

Syllabus of M.A. History (Regular)

Note:   (i)  World History will be compulsory for all the three groups in all the semesters.
(ii) Indian National Movement will be compulsory for  all  the  three  groups  in  IIIrd  and  IVth semester.



M.A. History I Semester

Ancient Indian History Group

Code              Paper
I                      World -History (A.D. 1453-1648)
II                     Historiography : Sources and Trends
III                    Political and Economic History of India (600 BC- 320 A.D.)
IV                    Political and Cultural History of Uttarakhand (Upto Chand Period)


Archaeology Group

Code                Paper
I                        World History (A.D. 1453-1648)
II                       Field Archaeology : Theory & Practical
III                      Political and Economic History of India (600 B.C.- 320 A.D.)
IV                      Elements and Development of Indian Iconography



Medieval & Modern Indian History Group


Code                Paper 
 I                      World History (A.D. 1453-1648)
II                      Historiography: Sources & Trends
III                     Political and Economic History of Delhi Sultanate (A.D.   1206- 1526)
IV                     Political and Cultural History of Uttarakhand (Upto Chand Period)

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M.A. History II Semester

Ancient Indian History Group

I                   World History (A.D. 1648-1776)
II                  Historiography : Issues & Approaches
III                 Political and Economic History of India (320 A.D.-700 A.D.)
IV                 Political and Cultural History of Uttarakhand (From Gorkhas to 950 AD


Archaeology Group

I                   World History (A.D. 1648-1776)
II                  Archaeology of Uttarakhand: Theory and Practical
III                 Political and Economic History of India (320 AD.-700 AD.)
IV                 Early Archaeological Cultural of India


Medieval and Modern Indian History Group

I                  World History (A.D. 1648-1776)
II                 Historiography : Issues & Approaches
III                Political and economic History of the Mughals (A.D. 1526-1707)
IV                Political and Cultural History of Uttarakhand (From Gorkhas to 1950 A.D.)

M.A II Sem PDF File



M.A. History III Semester

Ancient Indian History Group

I                  Modern World History (A.D. 1776-1870)
II                 Indian National Movement : (AD. 1857-1919)
III                Society and Culture of India (Upte 320 A.D.)
IV                Political and Economic History of India (700 A.D.-1200 A.D.)

Archaeology Group

I                  Modern World History (A.D. 1776-1870)
II                 Indian National Movement : (A.D. 1857-1919)
III                Society and Culture of India (Upto 320 A.D.)
IV                Political and Economic History of India (700 A.D.-1200 A.D)


Medieval and Modern Indian History Group

I                   Modern World History (A.D. 1776-1870)
II                  Indian National Movement : (A.D. 1857-1919)
III                 Society and Culture of India (A.D. 1206-1707)
IV                 Political and Economic History of Modern India (A.D. 1707-1857)

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M.A. History IV Semester

Ancient Indian History Group

I                     Modern World History (A.D. 1871-1945)
II                    Indian National Movement(A.D. 1919-1950)
III                   Society and Culture of India (320 A.D.-1200 A.D.)
IV                   Viva-Voice


Archaeology Group

I                       Modern World History (A.D. 1871-1945)
II                      Indian National Movement : (A.D. 1919-1950)
III                     Society and Culture of India (320 A.D.-1200 A.D.)
IV                     Viva-Voice


Medieval and Modern Indian History Group

I                       Modern World History (AD. 1871-1945)
II                      Indian National Movement : (A.D. 1919-1950)
III                     Society and Culture of India (AD. 1708-1950)
IV                     Viva-Voice

M.A IV Sem PDF File


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Syllabus of Bio-technology for B.Sc. in Kumaun University

Kumaun University Semester System

Syllabus of B.Sc. (Bio-Technology)

THREE-YEAR FULL-TIME PROGRAMME (Six-Semester Course) 

Syllabus of B.Sc. BIO-TECHNOLOGY

Papers of SEMESTER I
Paper I : Elementary mathematics for Biologists (50 marks)
Paper II : Essential Physics for Biologists (50 marks)
Paper III : Chemical Science I (50 marks) 
Practical : based on above courses (50) 

Papers of SEMESTER II
Paper I : Biology of Plant (50 marks) 
Paper II : Biology of Animals (50 marks) 
Paper III : Chemical Science II (50 marks)
Practical : based on above courses (50 marks) 

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Syllabus of B.Com II year in Kumaun University

B.Com. IInd Year

 

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Group I Management Group

Paper I             Basic Business Finance
Paper II            Personnel Management
 


Group II Accounting Group

Paper I              Advanced Accounting
Paper II            Cost Accounting



Group III Business Economics and Business Law Group

Paper I             Money, Banking, and Foreign Exchange
Paper III           Company Law 



B.Com. II Syllabus of Kumaun University, B.Com. II syllabus of KU, Semester wise syllabus of B.Com of Kumaun University.

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Syllabus of B.Com III year in Kumaun University

B.Com. IIIrd Year 

 

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Group-I Management Group

Paper I-            Marketing Management
Paper II-           Management Accounting 


 
Group-II Accounting Group

Paper-I             Income Tax Law and Accounts
Paper-II            Auditing
 
 
 
Group- III Business Economics and Business Law Group 

Paper I             Public Finance 
Paper II           Fundamentals of Insurance
                 or 
Paper-II           Industrial Law


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B.Com. III Syllabus of Kumaun University, B.Com. III syllabus of KU, Semester wise syllabus of B.Com of Kumaun University.

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Semester Syllabus of B.Com I year in Kumaun University

B.Com. Ist Year Syllabus, I semester & II Semester Syllabus

B.Com Syllabus 1 year 1st&2nd sem  

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Syllaubs of B.COM I year Before 2016

Group I: Management Group

Paper I             General and Office Management
Paper II            Business Environment



Group II Accounting Group

Paper I             Financial Accounting
Paper II            Elements of Statistics 


Group III Business Economics and Business Law Group

Paper I             Business Economics
Paper II            Business Regulatory Framework 


B.Com. I Syllabus of Kumaun University, B.Com. I syllabus of KU, Semester wise syllabus of B.Com of Kumaun University. 

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Student Union Election’s In Indian Universities

Student Union Election’s In Indian Universities : does it make any change??

Student Union is also known as Student associations, Representative body. The Student union is liable to give the academic support to the students.

Different student union have different purpose there issues may vary from union to union. The student unions are today organized in colleges, universities and even in many schools.

Some of the student unions are of the political parties like Congress (NSUI) and BJP (ABVP) and candidates from these parties compete with each other. There are some candidates who don’t belong to any party, they stand by there own.

The student union makes promises to the student for their welfare and not only the students but the faculties also gets the benefits of student union as they can also put forth their problems to the union like hike in the fee structure, irregular examination schedule, etc.

The student union has pros and cons and they are as follows:

PROS

1. Every single vote either it may be for choosing the Chief Minister or for your university it is always special and make you feel the part of it. 


2. Students enjoys the lavish time at the time of the elections in the universities as no lectures are taken and classes are obstructed.
    
3. Big promises are made during the elections by the young blood. "And the hope is only the criteria where voters live on".
    
4. With the joining of student union the students can develop their social skills as how to talk to the people of different culture and create networking, leadership qualities also.
    
5. Voting or no voting the students fully enjoy their time at the time of elections.
    
6. At the time of elections students can put their problems to the university administration.

CONS
 

1. Money rules at the time of the elections at universities, In order to gather voters from any religion, caste and from any gender. The unions which do not have much funding capacities are crushed.
    
2. At the time of the elections the big promises are made and once the elections are over many of the promises remain unfulfilled.
    
3. The hoardings, posters which state the leaders’ name, contact no. find their way on the roads and no one pays attention to clear all that stuff and therefore the environment losses every time the elections are held.
    
4. The faculty of the universities faces a lot of problem because during the election the classes are suspended and the period for the completion of the syllabus gets shorter and makes it difficult for the faculty to cover.
    
5. Sometimes the elections may give rise to the disorder or hooliganism in the universities.
    
6. The elections are nothing but a step towards a political carrier which students want to win it by hook or crook.

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Student Union Elections of Kumaun University : A Great Fest of students

Kumaun University Student Union Elections : Does it make any difference???

From last one and half month election fever had gripped Kumaun University  but now it’s all back on track as it was earlier.
Student organizations like the ABVP, the NSUI raced against time to reach out to about 1 lakh students spread over 30 colleges of Kumaun University who are eligible to vote, to elect the President and other representative for Kumaun University Students Union.

The upcoming state elections in Uttrakhand has heightened the interest of political parties in the Kumaun University student elections. Political parties keenly watching the outcome for indications of the political mood among the youth of Kumaun region.

Being State’s largest university with students from all over the state studying in it, for political parties the outcome of the Kumaun university election was a strong indication of which way the wind is blowing.
It is no doubt that these elections are launch pad for these candidates into politics but every year we like to see it as student activism. Secondly, the political scenario in KU is in some ways a reflection of state politics so making it clean and fair is all responsibility of candidates.

"Winners" of 2015-2016 Student Union Election in Kumaun University

Losing Party in Election of 2015-2016
Better luck next time to these candidate.

Last year, the ABVP’s sweep of the Kumaun University Student Union in DSB Campus Nainital, and NSUI in MBPG college which is Largest College of Kumaon region.
Same results come this year of 2015 also, ABVP candidate “Pankaj Bhatt” of DSB Campus won the election and NSUI candidate “ Devendra Negi” from MBPG College won by very large margin. The result was not that much surprising, it was expected earlier that result will be like this only.
Colleges of Nainital and Haldwani represents students from all parts of Kumaon. These election in Kumaun university signals where the wave is thinking about to go. This represent a lot about the issues and the ideologies for what students are voting.
Student elections in MBPG college Haldwani are often said mirror of the real elections - everything from the exuberance down to accusations of "muscle and money power".

But I also want to draw your attention towards these points :

Following a Supreme Court order, to make recommendations on issues related to student bodies and student union election in institutions of higher education. Supreme Court in its order directed that the recommendations be implemented and followed by all colleges and universities for student elections. But on the ground, these rules are broken completely with no regrets. Every year same things happen.

Now let us look what Supreme Court says about College elections..

Clause 6.3.1
“No person, who is not a student on the rolls of the college/university, shall be permitted to take part in the election process in any capacity.”

But we know how many outsiders come to our colleges during election time and making the college environment very miserable.

Clause 6.6.1
“The maximum permitted expenditure per candidate shall be Rs 5000/-”

But we all knows that how money is used for buying support and other waste less works 

Clause 6.7.5
“No candidate shall be permitted to make use of printed posters, printed pamphlets, or any other printed material for the purpose of canvassing. Candidates may only utilize hand-made posters”
 

But we never see a single handmade poster from any student, from caps to posters and pamphlets, often advertising ballot numbers every thing were printed. Printed manifestos are released in conferences.

Clause 6.7.9
“Candidates may hold processions and/or public meetings, provided that (these) meetings do not… disturb the classes and other academic and co-curricular activities.”
This clause gets routinely flouted. Candidates and their supporters shout slogans, distribute pamphlets and enter classrooms to interact with students. With no consolidated campus and a grievance cell of merely 4-5 members, enforcement is near impossible.

Clause 6.9.1
“Any instance of acute lawlessness or the commission of a criminal offense shall be reported to the police by the university or college"
 

Violence has become a routine by-product of the student body elections. Candidates accuse each other of violent politics.

At last I want to say to Winning as well as Losing Candidate that :

Students just want what you have promised to them.
They are just expecting for development and basic facilities in colleges, a better environment for studies and that's it.

" I know YOU CAN & YOU WILL "

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Syllabus of Mass Communication for post graduate course in Kumaun University

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication was established in 2006-07 aiming to nurture a distinct breed of journalists who are passionate about their country, culture and society, and are committed to their profession. Combining youth, experience and expertise, our faculty members help students in choosing their field of interest and specialization, and help them discover their innate potential. We also harness the huge human resources of Kumaun region, well known for its illustrious line of journalists - past and present.

Mass Communication

 

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One-year Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (PGDJMC) Syllabus

 

 Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication

Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication Syllabus

 

 Syllabus for Masters of Journalism and Mass Communication

Syllabus of  Mass Communication for Post Graduation, Mass Communication Syllabus for PG Course in Kumaun University, Syllabus of Mass Communication for all Semester in KU.

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Syllabus of MBA in Kumaun University

The Department of Management Studies (DMS) was established in 1997 under the aegis of the University Grants Commission (U.G.C.) and has acquired concurrence from the State Government. The MBA (F.T.) programme is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (A.I.C.T.E) and is the only such programme under a State University in Uttarakhand.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) - 3 Year- Part Time

Syllabus of MBA (Semester System)

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SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

SEMESTER III

   

SEMESTER IV

SEMESTER V

   

SEMESTER VI

Syllabus of MBA in Kumaun University, Master of Business Administration Syllabus for Kumaun University, Syllabus of MBA for all Semester in KU.

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Syllabus of M.Com Regular and Private of Kumaun University

The Department of Commerce was established in 1961 as one of the departments of D.S.B. Post Graduate College, Nainital. After the establishment of Kumaun University in 1973, D.SB. Post Graduate College was declared as one of the Campuses of the university and consequently the Department of Commerce became a university Department. Since its inception, the Department is imparting quality education and has earned a good reputation in the state.

Masters in Commerce

Syllabus of M.Com Regular in Kumaun University

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M.Com I semester

 

M.Com II semester

M.Com IIIsemester

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M.Com IV semester

M.Com. Private Syllabus of Kumaun University

MCom Previous Syllabus of Kumaun University

Paper I : Management Concepts and Organisational Behavior
Paper II : Statistical
Paper III : Direct Taxes and Corporate tax Planning
Paper IV : Theory and Practice of economic planning

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MCom Final mangement group Syllabus of Kumaun University

Group A : Management Group

Paper I : Advanced mangement accounting course contents
Paper II : Financial Management
Paper III : Human Resouce Management
Paper IV : Marketing Mangement
Paper V : Managerial Economics
Paper VIII : Operations Research
Paper IX : Organizational Behaviour
Paper X : Strategic Management


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MCom Final Accounting group Syllabus of Kumaun University

Group B : Accounting Group

Paper I : Accounting Theory and Practice
Paper II : Advanced Cost Accounting
Paper iii : Accounting for Managerial Decisions
Paper IV : Financial Mangement
Paper V : Securitiy Analysis and Portfolio mangement
Paper VI : Corporate Legal Framework
Paper VII : Derivatives and Risk Mangement
Paper VIII : Financial Institutions and Markets
Paper IX : International Finance
Paper X : Advance financial accounting

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Syllabus of Bio-technology and Micro-biology for post graduation in Kumaun University

Kumaun University Semester System

Syllabus of M.Sc.  Biotechnology, Micro-Biology & Micro-Biotechnology

BIO-TECHNOLOGY, MICRO-BIOLOGY & MICRO-BIOTECHNOLOGY

Syllabus for P.G. (Semester System)

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M.Sc. Bio-Technology

Kunainital.ac.in/syllabus_of_Biotechnology_2015.pdf

M.Sc. Micro-Biology

Kunainital.ac.in/Syllabus_of_Microbiology_2015.pdf

Micro-Biotechnology

M.Sc. SEMESTER I

M.Sc. SEMESTER II

M.Sc. SEMESTER III

M.Sc. SEMESTER IV

"Syllabus of Biotechnology and Microbiology for Post Graduation, Biotechnology and microbiology Syllabus for PG Course in Kumaun University, Syllabus of micro-Biotechnology for all Semester in KU."

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Syllabus of Forestry for post graduation in Kumaun University

The Department of Forestry, Kumaun University, Nainital was established in 1978 at DSB Campus with the objective that the students would provide knowledge for conserving and scientific management of the forests and natural resources in the region. Keeping in view, the interest of the students and the geographical situation of the region, the university started Post Graduate course in 1988.

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Syllabus of Forestry for M.Sc. in Kumaun University

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M.Sc. I semester

 

M.Sc. II semester

M.Sc. IIIsemester

 

M.Sc. IV semester

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