CBCS - An innovative scheme of academic programme is available at UG level that offers flexibility to students in choosing their elective subjects from the choices available. This has brought a new paradigm shift in the teaching - learning from teacher centric to learner oriented approach, providing an opportunity for interdisciplinary integration of the academic programme
Under CBCS, each programme is based on the Credits which is the weightage, given to each course. It is the numerical value assigned to course according to importance of the content and contact hours required to complete its teaching / learning. BA programme is of 136 credits and shall be completed in 6 semesters, spread over 3 academic years. Each semester is to be completed in 16 weeks.
The courses under CBCS for study by a student at UG level comprise:
A: Core course:
  Core course needs to be compulsorily studied by a candidate  as a core requirement. There shall be a total of 12 core papers, with 3 papers  from each core courses to be studied in 4 semesters (I - IV). 
  Each core  course is of 6 credits. 
  B: Ability Enhancement  Compulsory Course (AECC)
  Ability  Enhancement Courses are:
Each AECC is of 2 credits
C: Skill Enhancement  Course (SEC)
  Skill  Enhancement Courses are to be studied in Semesters III – VI, one paper in each  semester and the student will have the option to choose from a range of the  choices. 
  Each skill  enhancement course is of 4 credits. 
  
  D:  Elective courses:-
  • Discipline Specific Elective Courses (DSE) 
  • Generic Elective Courses (GE)
  
  Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) courses  are to be studied in Semesters V and VI, with 2 papers in each semester. These  elective courses are based on the core courses opted by the student. Each DSE  course is of 6 credits. 
  Generic Elective (GE) course is part of the  B. A. programme and 01 paper has to be studied in Semester V and VI. This GE Course  is an elective course, chosen generally from an unrelated discipline / subject,  with an intention to seek exposure to other courses.
  Generic  Elective Course is of 6 credits