About Bachelor in Arts (Hons) Gujarati
The BA (Honours) program at Swaminarayan University is designed to offer students a deep and focused information in their chosen area within the humanities or social sciences. The course balances educational concept with real -world programs, getting ready students to assume critically, talk correctly and engage with complex worldwide troubles.
Practical coaching projects are integrated via initiatives, seminars, debates and internships. Students are recommended to come across interdisciplinary tactics and apply their expertise in social, cultural, educational and politics -primarily based contexts, both analytical and realistic abilities.
Graduates for numerous careers in civil provider, education, journalism, regulation, international relationships, public coverage and extra are well positioned. The software additionally offers a strong instructional basis for students and competitive surveys.
The University of Swaminarayan offers a energetic instructional environment supported by using skilled schools, private recommendation and co-textual sports that enhance the master's experience. The college promotes each intellectual rigor and personal improvement via a value -primarily based educational approach..
Program Duration
The BA (Honours) program is a three-year full-time undergraduate degree, spread over six semesters as per UGC guidelines. It includes core subjects, discipline-specific electives, skill enhancement courses, and project-based learning components.
Curriculum
The BA (Honours ) with Gujarati program span 3 years and may include a project or internship in the final year. Program structure is as follows
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Exam Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
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Sem 1 |
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Chandrasasakhyan
–Premanand |
GUM101-1C |
4 |
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Parmparakvartao
-Rdhesyam Sharma |
GUM102-1C |
4 |
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Nitishatkam
–Bhartuhari |
SNE101-1C |
4 |
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Economics – 01 |
MDC101-1C |
4 |
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Panchtantra
Vishnusharma |
AEC-101-1C |
2 |
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Shree
Madbhagvadgita |
SEC-101-1C |
2 |
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IKS-1 |
CVA101-1C |
2 |
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Exam Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
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Sem 2 |
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Prashishth
Gujrati kavyazalak |
GUM103-1C |
4 |
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Jyanti Dalal na
Pratinidhi ankankio |
GUM104-1C |
4 |
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Raghuvansham
Sarga 1 |
SNE102-1C |
4 |
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Economics – 02 |
MDC102-1C |
4 |
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Sanskrit.-Hitopadesh |
AEC-102-1C |
2 |
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Shree
Madbhagvadgita |
SEC-102-1C |
2 |
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IKS-2 |
CVA102-1C |
2 |
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Exam Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
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Sem 3 |
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SAHITYA SWARUP NO ABHYAS |
GUM-201-2C |
4 |
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GRANTHAKARA NO
ABHYASAJAVERCHAND MEGHANI |
GUM-202-2C |
4 |
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GUJARATI
SAHITYANO ITIHASA - MADHYAKALINA |
GUE-203-2C |
4 |
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Economics growth and development –part – 01
(Chakravarti 1982), (Ghatak s. 1986) |
MDC-201-2C |
4 |
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Panchatanra (aparikshit karak 5 katha) |
AEC-201-2C |
2 |
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Shree Madbhagvadgita adhyay 2 |
SEC-201-2C |
2 |
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Indian health
science |
CVA -201-2C |
2 |
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Exam Subject |
Subject Code |
Credit |
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Sem 4 |
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SAHITYAKRUTI NU
ABHYAAS (GADHYA) |
GU-M-204-2C |
4 |
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GRANTHKAR NU
ABHYAAS |
GU-M-205-2C |
4 |
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GUJARATI SAHITYA
NU ITIHAS : MADHYAKALIN 2 |
GU-M-206-2C |
4 |
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Economics growth and development –part – 01
(Chakravarti 1982), (Ghatak s. 1986) |
MDC-201-2C |
4 |
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Panchatanra (aparikshit karak 5 katha) |
AEC-201-2C |
2 |
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Shree Madbhagvadgita adhyay 2 |
SEC-201-2C |
2 |
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Indian health
science |
CVA -201-2C |
2 |
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Paper
Title |
Course |
Credit |
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Sem
5 |
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અર્વાર્ચીન ગુજરાતી સાહિત્યનો
ઇતિહાસ ભાગ ૧ |
GU
M 301-3C |
4 |
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ભાષા વિજ્ઞાન
અને ગુજરાતી
ભાષાનો પરિચય |
GU
M 302-3C |
4 |
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સાહિત્યવિવેચનના સિદ્ધાંતો |
GU
M 303-3C |
4 |
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भाषा विज्ञान |
SN-E-301-3C |
4 |
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સાંખ્યકારિકા |
SN-E-302-3C |
4 |
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Shree
Madbhagvadgita |
AEC
301-3C |
2 |
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22 |
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Paper
Title |
Course |
Credit |
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Sem
6 |
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અર્વાર્ચીન ગુજરાતી સાહિત્યનો ઇતિહાસ ભાગ ૨ |
GU
M 304-3C |
4 |
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ભાષા વિજ્ઞાન
અને ગુજરાતી
ભાષાનો પરિચય |
GU
M 305-3C |
4 |
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સાહિત્યવિવેચનના સિદ્ધાંતો |
GU
M 306-3C |
4 |
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मम्मटरचित काव्यप्रकाश के प्रथमउल्लास तथा दशमो उल्लास नियताशः |
SN
E 301-3C |
4 |
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તર્ક સંગ્રહ |
SN
E301s-3C |
4 |
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HITOPADESH
VAARTA |
AEC
301-3C |
2 |
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22 |
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1. Passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board in any stream.
2. Minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination (40% for SC/ST/OBC categories).
3. Proficiency in English and interest in humanities or social sciences.
4. Candidates awaiting 10+2 results may apply provisionally.
a) Must be medically fit as per university norms.
b) Preference may be given to students with achievements in academics, arts, or social work.
c) Admissions are subject to university selection procedures and seat availability.