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  1. Train students to be good citizens
  2. Provide a firm grounding in the subject, develop analytical skills & to provide a realistic perspective to the society
  3. Equip the students to prepare themselves for careers in teaching & research
  4. Prepare the students for union & state civil services exams
  5. Increase awareness among students on local, National & International issues
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Ashwini Hegde VIEW CV

BA (H.E.P/J.P.P) III Year 2018-19

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 13JPP – 04HEP – 30JPP – 04HEP – 43JPP –  08
II BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 10JPP – 05HEP – 34JPP – 06HEP – 44JPP –  11
III BA(HEP/JPP)HEP- 24JPP – 10HEP- 34JPP – 08HEP – 58JPP – 02

STUDENT STRENGTH DETAILS BA (H.E.P/J.P.P) III Year 2019-20

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HEP/JPP) HEP – 17JPP – 02HEP – 37JPP – 05HEP – 54JPP – 07
II BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 13JPP – 04HEP – 30JPP – 04HEP – 43JPP –  08
III BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 10JPP – 05HEP – 33JPP – 06HEP – 43JPP –  11

STUDENT STRENGTH DETAILS BA (H.E.P/J.P.P) III Year 2020-21

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HEP/JPP)HEP -18JPP – 01HEP – 28JPP – 0HEP – 46JPP – 01
II BA (HEP/JPP) HEP – 17JPP – 02HEP – 37JPP – 05HEP – 54JPP – 07
III BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 13JPP – 04HEP – 30JPP – 04HEP – 43JPP –  08

BA (H.E.P) 2021-22

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HP/PE)HP- 12PE- 12HP- 36PE- 10HP- 48PE- 22
II BA (HEP/JPP)HEP -18JPP – 01HEP – 25JPP – 0HEP – 43JPP – 01
III BA (HEP/JPP)HEP – 14JPP – 02HEP – 36JPP – 04HEP – 50JPP – 06

BA (H.E.P) 2022-23

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HP)HP- 10HP- 16HP- 26
II BA (HP/PE)HP- 12PE- 12HP- 30PE- 09HP- 42PE- 21
III BA (HEP/JPP)HEP -18JPP – 01HEP – 25JPP – 0HEP – 43JPP – 01

BA (HP/PE) 2023-24

Class Girls Boys Total Strength
I BA (HP)HP-HP-HP-
II BA (HP/PE)HP- 12PE- 12HP- 36PE- 10HP- 48PE- 22
II BA (HP/PE)HP- 12PE- 12HP- 30PE- 09HP- 42PE- 21

BA Results 2018-2022

Year2016-172017-182018-192019-202020-212021-22
Appeared524247364149
Distinction131229081525
First Class191308181013
Pass %656481788586

Bangalore City University Ranks

Year  Student Name Reg. No.PercentageUniversity Rank
2018-19Bindu R16AZA8000585.4605th Rank
2020-21Aakanksha MA181860188.3209th Rank
2021-22Prithi HonnareddyA191863193.0201st Rank
Manu RA191862391.0503rd Rank
Bindu R 05th Rank
2018-19
Aakanksha M 09th Rank
2020-21
Prithi Honnareddy 01st Rank
2021-22
Manu R 03rd Rank
2021-22

PROGRAMME OUTCOME:

By the end of the programme students will be able to:

PO1- The students acquire knowledge in the field of Social Science, Literature and Humanities which make them sensitive and sensible enough

PO2- BA graduates will be acquainted with the Social, Economical, Historical, Geographical, Political, Ideological and Philosophical tradition and thinking

PO3- The program also empowers the graduates appear for various competitive examinations or choose the post graduate programme of their choice

PO4- BA program enables the student to acquire the knowledge with human values framing the best to deal with various problems in life with courage and humanities

PO5- Programme provides the base to be the responsible citizen

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME:

PSO1-Understanding the origin and nature of state

PSO2- Study and analysed political contexts from critical and constructive prospective

PSO3- Have a better understanding of the working of various political institutions including decentralized institutions state legislature and parliament and relate this functioning to the greater cause of nation building as a responsible citizen

PSO4-Assess how global national and regional development affects policy and society

PSO5-To gain critical thinking and develop the ability to make logical inferences about socio-economic and political issues, on the basis of comparative and contemporary political discourses in India

PSO6-Contemplate about national and international issues involving states having different political ideologies and historical contexts

PSO7-Pursue higher education such as Post Graduate studies and research in political science and in other interdisciplinary areas to provide qualitative insights to create a better world

PSO8-Becoming a leader of the nation with actual constitutional knowledge

COURSE OUTCOME:

  1. BASIC CONSEPTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Political Science, theoretically and will gain knowledge to explain and analyze politics at large

CO2-The dynamics of Politics

CO3-To inculcate the democratic spirit

 

  1. POLITICAL THEORY:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-The nature and Relevance of Political Theory

CO2-The different concepts like liberty, equality, Justice and Rights

CO3-To reflect upon some of the important debates in political theory

 

  1. HUMAN RIGHTS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Explain the basic concepts of human rights its various formulations

CO2-Have necessary knowledge and skill for analyzing, interpreting, and applying the human rights standards and sensitize them to the issues

CO3-Develop ability to critically analyse Human Rights situations around them

 

  1. WESTERN POLITICAL THOUGHT:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-An introduction to the schools of political thought and theory making in the west

CO2-Introduce the richness and variations in the political perception of western thinkers

CO3-Familiarize themselves to the thought and theory of western philosophy

 

  1. INDIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Understand how the colonial rule was over thrown by the Indian Nationalist

CO2-Apprecite the ideals and values of Gandhi that resulted in freedom

CO3-Examine the problem of Independent India and the role played by great leaders in solving them

 

  1. INDIAN POLITY ISSUES:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Understand the Reason behind the causes of social and political issues of India and also the constitutional provisions that existed

CO2-Femilarize with the debate that emerged

CO3-Be able to suggest the measures to control such issues

 

  1. INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITCS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- Outlining the basic values and philosophy of Indian Constitution as expressed in the preamble

CO2- Evaluating the structures of government at central and state level

CO3- Studying about Judiciary system of India

 

  1. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURES IN INDIA:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Aim at understanding the procedural aspects of parliamentary system of governments.

CO2- Learn about the privileges of people’s representatives and match it with theirperformance

CO3-Understand the working of committees, budgetary aspects and deliberative mechanismwithin the parliament.

 

  1. ANCIENT INDIAN POLITICAL IDEAS AND INSTITUTIONS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- Reflection the native concepts like Dharma, Rajadharma, Nyaya, Viveka etc, in the light oftheir modern connotations.

CO2-Understand the role of texts and stories in the Indian context by reflecting upon our ownexperiences.

CO3-Revisit our own socio-political structures through the textual and non-textual sources fromthe early Indian period in order to quell the European representation of Indian Society andheritage.

 

  1. MODERN POLITICAL ANALYSIS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- Understand the key concepts of Political Institutional working and science within them.

CO2-Be familiar with the Phenomenon of politics and various explanations relating to the influencesthat mould the decision making process.

CO3-Help the students to visualize the working of political institutions and the process of decisionmaking through diagrammatic presentations

 

  1. INDIAN CONSTITUTION:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- Understand the philosophy of the Constitution and its structure.

CO2-Measure the powers and functions of various offices under the Constitution

CO3-Appreciate the role of Constitution in a Democracy

 

  1. GENDER AND POLITICS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-Answer how ideologies have shaped the women in politics

CO2-Bring awareness of the relevance of gender issues in politics

CO3-Through discussions on women and governance understand the ground realitiesabout politics in relation to women

 

  1. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- The paper will introduce the students to the basic concepts of Public Administration along with its founding principles and history

CO2- The paper will also deal with the primary administrative theory and basic principle of organisation

CO3- The students will also learn about structure of organisation, communication, Leadership and Personnel Administration

 

  1. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1-The students will get an overview about the nature, evolution and scope of International Relation

CO2- It will help them to get acquainted with the basic ideas of International Politics

CO3- It will also give them a historical background of war, its effect and importance of peace

 

  1. ADVANCED PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- To explain the concepts of Financial Administration in the country with special reference to the process and implementation of Budget

CO2- To explain the concept of control and accountability in administration (Lokapal, Lokayukta)

CO3- To introduce the concept of Development, Comparative Administration 

 

  1. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION AND FOREIGN POLICY:

At the end of the course the students shall understand –

CO1- To explain the historical background, importance of International and Regional Organization

CO2- It will learn about International Political Economy System

CO3- It will help to get more knowledge about India’s Foreign Policy and its relationship with major countries of the world.

Sl. No.DateParticular
1.03-07-2018Department meeting- discussion of time table
2.23-07-2018Orientation for I Year Degree student
3.01-08-2018Inauguration of  humanities forum
4.04-8-2018Fresher’s day celebration
5.03-09-2018 to    05-09-2018First internal Test
6.03-10-2018One day State level workshop on Constitutional Amendments economic and legal issues
7.15-10-2018Saraswathi pooja in Department
8.29-10-2018Essay Competition
9.30-10-2018Parent–teacher meeting
10.05-09-2018Teacher Day celebration
11.31-10-2018 to 1-11-2018Seminar and PPT’s by the students.
12.22-01-2019Department meeting- discussion of time table
13.25-01-2019Celebration of National Voters Day
14.28-01-2019Ethnic Day celebration
15.05-02-2019Election Awareness Camp
16.27-04-2019Student Seminar Competition
17.03-06-2019Farewell to final year B.A students
18.05-07-2019Orientation for I Year Degree student
19.29-08-2019Commencement of Color week
20.03-10-2019Kalakruti Club Inauguration
21.03-10-2019Guest Lecture on Economic Slowdown – Causes and Measure
22.05-10-2019Saraswathi Pooja in Department
23.15-10-2019Parents Teacher Meeting
24.26-10-2019Oratory Competition
25.29-10-2019Quiz Competition
26.02-11-2019Essay Competition
27.20-01-2020Department meeting- discussion of time table
28.22-01-2020Value Added Course Commencement (Aptitude and Analytical Training)
29.23-01-2020Swachchata Pakwada Rally & Street Play
30.25-01-2020Students Seminar on Mental Hygiene
31.06-02-2020Career Enhancement Programme
32.18-02-2020Ethnic Day
33.11-03-2020Group Discussion on NRC and CAA
34.16-03-2020 to 19-03-2020Internal Test
35.01-06-2020Department meeting- discussion of time table
36.03-06-2020Elocution Competition
37.22-09-2020Orientation Programme
38.23-10-2020Saraswati Pooja in the Department
39.26-11-2020Celebration of Indian Constitution Day
40.04-01-2021 to 07-01-2021Commencement of Internal Test for 1st,3rd and 5th semester
41.22-01-2021Slogan Writing Competition
42.25-01-2021Celebration of National Voters Day
43.25-01-2021Street Play (Voting Awareness Programme)
44.30-01-2021Visit to Maja talkies
45.05-06-2021Environment Protection Awareness Video by students
46.28-06-2021Virtual Internal Test
47.26-11-2021Celebration of Indian Constitution Day
48.16-06-2021Commencement of UGC STRIDE Certificate Course on Rural Development and Management
49.06-08-2021Special Lecture on Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Governance
50.16-09-2021Oratory Competition on account of International Democracy Day
51.11-10-2021Department meeting- discussion of time table
52.12-10-2021Orientation programme for I year NEP students
53.13-10-2021Saraswati Pooja in the Department
54.13-10-2021NEP Workshop for I year NEP students
55.12-11-2021Visit to Rajanukunte Gram Panchayat
56.25-11-2021Quiz competition on account of Indian Constitution Day
57.26-11-2021Celebration of Indian Constitution Day
58.26-11-2021End of the Certificate Course Rural Development and Management
59.10-12-2021Street Play on account of International Human Rights Day
60.25-01-2022One Day webinar on Constitutional Democracy, Election and Youth”
61.07-02-2022Internal Test I BA NEP Students
62.08-03-2022Rally and Visit to Police Station Rajajinagar Bangalore on account of International Women’s Day
63.14-09-2021Department meeting- discussion of time table
64.16-09-2021Oratory Competition on account of International Democracy Day
65.12-11-2021Visit to Rajanukunte Gram Panchayat
66.25-11-2021Quiz competition on account of Indian Constitution Day
67.26-11-2021Celebration of Indian Constitution Day
68.26-11-2021End of the Certificate Course Rural Development and Management
69.08-12-2021Street Play on account of International Human Rights Day
70.25-01-2022One Day webinar on Constitutional Democracy, Election and Youth”
71.08-03-2022Rally and Visit to Police Station Rajajinagar Bangalore on account of International Women’s Day
72.08-07-2022Ethnic Day
73.05-11-2022Department meeting- discussion of time table
74.07-11-2022Orientation Programme
75.22-11-2022Internal Test for I semester NEP
76.26-11-2022Celebration of Constitution Day
77.28-12-2022Drawing and Poster making Competition
78.30-12-2022Essay Competition
79.09-01-2023Oratory Competition on account of National Youth Day
80.11-01-2023Internal Test for III semester NEP and V Semester
81.16-01-2023Suggi celebration
82.25-01-2023Celebration of National Voters Day (Street Play)
83.15-02-2023Visit to Vidhana Sabha Session
84.25-02-2023Voter ID Registration Camp
85.06-03-2023Commencement of V Semester Theory Examination
86.28-03-2023Commencement of I and III semester Theory Examination
87.29-04-2023Voting Awareness Camp through Skit By Gejje Hejje Rangatanda
88.26-06-2023Commencement of Colour week
89.05-06-2023End of colour week and Ethnic Day
90.01-07-2023Mock Parliament
91.05-08-2023Last Date to Submission to VI semester IA Marks to BCU Portal
92.07-08-2023Internal Test for II and IV Semester
93.10-08-2023Commencement of VI Semester theory examination
94.21-08-2023Last Date to Submission to II and IV semester IA Marks to UUCMS Portal
95.26-08-2023Parents Teacher Meeting for II and IV Semester Students

2022-23

Sl. No.Event NameDate 
1.Indian Constitution Day Celebration26-11-2022Click This Link
2.National Youth Day09-01-2023Click This Link
3.Suggi Celebration16-01-2023Click This Link
4.Celebration of National Voters Day25-01-2023Click This Link
5.Visit to Vidhanasabha Session15-02-2023Click This Link
6.Voter ID Registration Camp25-02-2023Click This Link
7.Voting Awareness Camp29-04-2023Click This Link
8.Mock Parliament01-07-2023Click This Link

2021-22

Sl. No.Event NameDate 
1.Special Lecture on Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Governance06-08-2021Click This Link
2.International Democracy Day Celebration16-09-2021Click This Link
3.Visit to Rajanukunte Gram Panchayat12-11-2021Click This Link
4.Indian Constitution Day Celebration26-11-2021Click This Link
5.International Human Rights Day Celebration10-12-2021Click This Link 
6.Celebration of National Voters Day Webinar on “Constitutional Democracy, Election and youth”25-01-2022Click This Link
7.International Women’s Day Celebration08-03-2023Click This Link 

2020-21

Sl. No.Event NameDateReport Link
1.Indian Constitution Day Celebration26-11-2020Click This Link
2.National voters Day Celebration25-01-2020Click This Link

2019-20

Sl. No.Event NameDateReport Link
1.Swachata Pakwad street Play23-01-2020Click This Link
2.Students Seminar on Mental hygiene25-01-2020Click This Link
3.Career Enhancement Programme02-02-2020Click This Link
4.Group Discussion on NRC and CAA11-03-2020Click This Link

2018-19

Sl. No.Event NameDateReport Link
1.One day State level workshop on Constitutional Amendments economic and legal issues03-10-2018Click This Link
2.Celebration of National Voters Day25-01-2019Click This Link
3.Election Awareness Camp05-02-2019Click This Link

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Department Events 2022-23

Celebration of Indian Constitution Day

Celebration of National Youth Day

Celebration of Suggi

Celebration of National Voter’s Day

 

Sl. No Eminent personalities with designation Date of Visit  Purpose of Visit  Photo 
  1. 1.
 Dr. M J VinodProfessor Department of Political Science Bangalore University03 October 2018 One day state level student workshop on “Constitutional Amendments, Economic and Legal Issues”
  1. 2.
 Dr. S G GoudappanevarAssociate Professor KLE Law College Bangalore03 October 2018 One day state level student workshop on “Constitutional Amendments, Economic and Legal Issues”
  1. 3.
 Dr. S R KeshavaProfessor Department of Economics Bangalore University03 October 2018 One day state level student workshop on “Constitutional Amendments, Economic and Legal Issues”
  1. 4.
 Prof. S K KabburiHOD of Political Science M S Ramaiah Institutions of Legal Studies, Bangalore03 October 2018 One day state level student workshop on “Constitutional Amendments, Economic and Legal Issues”
  1. 5.
 Dr. N. Sivanna (retired as Professor at ISEC, Bengaluru) is currently working as Honorary Professor at RDPR University, Gadag, Karnataka06 September 2021 Special Lecture on “Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Governance”
  1. 6.
 Mr. Madhusudhan GAssistant Prof of Department of Political Science at KLE Law College07 September 2021 Part of lecture under Certificate Course on Rural Development and Management  
  1. 7.
 Dr. RohiniVisiting Associate Professor of Economics Bangalore City University09 August 2021 Part of lecture under Certificate Course on Rural Development and Management  
  1. 8.
 Ms Raksha Kumar, Assistant Prof of Political Science at MS Ramaiah College of Arts, Science and Commerce28 August 2021 Part of lecture under Certificate Course on Rural Development and Management  
  1. 9.
 Prof Rajaram Tolpadi, Director in charge of Nehru Study Centre Mangalore University, former professor Department of Political Science, Mangalore University25 January 2022 IQAC Initiated One Day Webinar on “Constitutional Democracy, Election and Youth”
  1. 10.
 Dr. D Jeevan Kumar, Professor of Political Science (Retd.) the Bangalore University, Bangalore.01 st July 2023Mock Parliament

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