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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY (NAAC Accredited ‘A’ Grade University)
Himachal Pradesh University, Summerhill Shimla – 171005
Tel: (PABX): 2830445, 2830655, 2831998, Ext: 859 Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected] 20 December 2016
Proceedings of the Board of Studies (Under Graduate) in History
20 December 2016
A meeting of the Board of Studies (UG) History was held at the Department of History, Himachal
Pradesh University, Shimla on 20 December 2016 from 11.30 a.m. onwards. The following members
were present:
1. Dr Amrit Varsha Gandhi, Chairperson, Department of History, Himachal Pradesh University
(Convenor).
2. Ms Chetana Rana, Associate Professor, Govt College Panarsa, Mandi, H P
3. Dr (Mrs) Mallika Nadda, Assistant Professor, Dept of History, ICDEOL, H P University, Shimla
171005
The following decisions were taken:
Agenda: Offering an option of a Minor Elective Course in VI Semester to those students who have
studied this subject up to V Semester for becoming eligible for a undergraduate degree (CBCS
introduced in 2013) having passed 6 Minor Elective Courses in two subjects thus earning 24 credits in
each of the two subjects (i. e. 48 credits in total).
Decision:
1. The BoS (Under Graduate) decided that the Major Core Course XIII titled as ‘Environmental
History of India’ (Code CC: BA/Hist0613) would be as Minor Elective Course No 6 in the
VI Semester for the academic session commencing from July 2014-2015. The code of the
Minor Elective Course No 6 would remain the same (i. e. BA/Hist0613).
Agenda: Regarding the distribution of marks for End Semester Examination (ESE) and Continuous
Comprehensive Assessment (CCA).
Decision: The distribution of marks for End Semester Examination (ESE) and Continuous
Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) would remain in the ratio of 70:30 for the academic session
commencing from July 2015 (See Annexure I).
The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair.
Amrit V Gandhi Ms Chetana Rana Mallika Nadda
Dept of History Associate Professor, Govt College Assistant Professor
(Convener) Panarsa, Mandi, H P Dept of History (ICDEOL)
ANNEXURE II
Instructions for Class Teachers for Conducting Minor Tests 1 and 2 and
Evaluation of Tutorial/Home Assignments
Note: Time allowed for conducting Minor Test 1 and 2 shall be 1.30 hours
each.
(A). Mode of Conducting Minor Test 1 and Minor Test 2: (15 marks each, i. e. 15x2=30 marks).
Minor Test 1 will be conducted after the completion of 48 teaching days (8 weeks) and Minor Test 2
after 90 teaching days (15 weeks). Minor Test 2 shall cover the second half of the course covered after
Minor Test 1. Three types of questions will be set in Minor Test 1 and 2:
1. Ten MCQ (either choice 1 out of 3 or True/False type of questions) of ½ mark each=5 marks.
2. Two questions of short answer-type in about 150 words each of 2.5 marks=5 marks.
3. One question of about 900 words, carrying 5 marks=5 marks.
Total marks (1+2+3) = 5+5+5 =15 marks.
(B). Distribution of marks for evaluation of Tutorial/Home Assignment:
1. 5 marks are assigned for the quality of contents and structure of the assignment.
2. 5 marks are assigned for the clarity of language of the script (English or Hindi) and its
presentation in the classroom.
3. 5 marks are assigned for defending the assignment in the classroom or in group discussion.
Total marks (1+2+3) = 5+5+5 =15 marks.
Distribution of Marks for CCA in each course in each semester:
1. Minor Test 1=15 marks
2. Minor Test 2=15 marks
3. Tutorial/Home Assignment=15 marks
4. Attendance=5 marks
Total= 15+15+15+5=50 marks.
ANNEXURE III
Paper Setting Scheme for End-semester Examination: 50 marks
Note: The End Semester Examination shall be of 3 hour duration
INSTRUCTIONS
1. For Paper Setters: The question paper will consist of five sections: A
(Compulsory), B (UNIT-I), C (UNIT-II, D (UNIT III) and E (UNIT-IV). Section A
will be Compulsory.
(a): Section A (Compulsory) will consist of two parts:
Part I shall consist of a single question with 10 short answer-type questions of 1
mark each (MCQ or True/False or Fill in the blanks), i. e. 10x1=10 marks.
Part II shall consist of 4 short answer-type questions of 2 marks each (4x2=8). The
questions shall be asked in a manner that will cover the entire syllabus and shall
carry (10+8) =18 marks (36% of the total marks of the end term examination for
the course).
(b): Sections B, C, D and E shall have two questions each from the respective
four units and sub-units of the syllabus, and each question will carry 8 marks
(8x4=32 marks) equivalent to 16% of the total marks of the end term
examination for the course. Student has to attempt 1 question from each section.
Total marks (A+B+C+D+E) =18+8+8+8+8 = 50 marks.
2. For Candidates: Candidates are required to attempt five question in all selecting
one question from each of the section B, C, D and E of the question paper and all the
sub-parts of the questions in section A.
1
B. A. THIRD YEAR SEMESTER VI
COURSE XIII
CODECC: BA/HIST0613
Environmental History of India
SEMESTER-VI
Course Code
CODE-CC: BA/HIST0613
Credits-4 L-3, T-1 (L=Lecture; T=Tutorial)
Name of the Course Core Course/Major/Minor
Lectures to be Delivered (1 Hr Each) (L=48, T=12)
Maximum Marks Allotted Minimum pass Marks Time Allowed
50 23 3 Hours
Minor Test Marks Class Test/
Tutorial/Home
Assignment
(Marks)
Ouiz/Seminars
(Marks)
Attendance Total Marks
Test 1*=15 15 0
5
50
Test 2*=15
Total=30 15 0 5
Unit I
Ecological Transformation and Evolution
I.1. What is Ecology?
I.2. Physical changes in South Asia
I.3. Evolution of flora and fauna
I.4. Early humans in India
Unit II
Human Societies and the Use of Natural Resources: A Conceptual Framework
II.1. Hunting-gathering communities
II.2. Pastoral peoples
II.3. Emergence and spread of settled cultivation
II.4. Modern industrial economies
2
Unit III
Pre-Modern (Ancient and Medieval) Societies and the Natural Environment
III.1. Technology and environment: agriculture, irrigation, use of animal power, forests and
disease
III.2. Religion and environment: role of beliefs and practices
III.3. Social structure and environment: role of caste and community
III.4. Polity and environment: role of state and law
Unit IV
The Colonial and Post Colonial Exploitation of Nature
IV.1. Contesting claims on water and the commons,
IV.2. Impact of canals and big dams
IV.3. Famines and disease
IV.4. Controlling forests, colonial laws and pastoral societies
IV.5. Wildlife conservation and management of national parks
Recommended Books
1. Madhav Gadgil and Ramchandra Guha, This Fissured Land. An Ecological History of
India (Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1999).
2. Madhav Gadgil and Ramachandra Guha, Ecology and Equity, (Penguin, New Delhi,
1995).
3. Irfan Habib, Man and Environment. The Ecological History of India, (A People’s History
of India Series, Vol. 36), Aligarh Historian Society (Tulika Books, New Delhi, 2010).
4. Nandini Sinha Kapur, ed., Environmental History of India: A Reader (Oxford University
Press, New Delhi, 2011).
5. Deepak Kumar, et al, British Empire and Natural World, (Oxford University Press, New
Delhi, 2010).
6. S. M. Mathur, Physical Geology of India (National Book Trust, New Delhi 1986).
7. Mahesh Rangarajan, Fencing the Forests (Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1996).
8. Mahesh Rangarajan, India’s Wildlife History: An Introduction (Permanent Black, 2001).
9. Mahesh Rangarajan and K. Sivarama Krishnan, India’s Environment History, 2 vols
(Permanent Black, Ranikhet, 2013).
10. O. K. H. Spate and A. T. A. Learmonth, India and Pakistan: A General and Regional
Geography (Methun, London, 1967).
Courses and Distribution of marks 50:50 (UG)
Subject
code
Semeste
r
Course
code
Course
type
Course
Name
Credits Category
type
Category
code
Max End
Semester
Examination
Marks (ESE)
Max
Continuous
Comprehensive
Assessment
Marks (CCA)
Max Total
(ESE+CCA)
Marks
BA/HIST I CC:BA/HIST0101 Major Core
Course I
History and
Culture of
India from the
Palaeolithic
Beginnings to
the Mauryan
Period
4 Major Core I 50 50 100
BA/HIST I CC:BA/HIST0102 Major Core
Course II History and
Culture of
India from
Post-Mauryan
Period to c.
AD 1206
4 Major Core II 50 50 100
BA/HIST II CC:BA/HIST0203 Major Core
Course III
History and
Culture of
India from c.
AD 1206-1525
4 Major Core III 50 50 100
BA/HIST II CC:BA/HIST0204 Major Core
Course IV
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1526-1707
4 Major Core IV 50 50 100
BA/HIST III CC:BA/HIST0305 Major Core
Course V
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1707-1857
4 Major Core V 50 50 100
BA/HIST III CC:BA/HIST0306 Major Core
Course VI
History and
Culture of
India from
1858-1950
4 Major Core VI 50 50 100
Courses and Distribution of marks 50:50 (UG)
BA/HIST IV CC:BA/HIST0407 Major Core
Course VII
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
I: 1871-1918
4 Major Core VII 50 50 100
BA/HIST IV CC:BA/HIST0408 Major Core
Course VIII
Issues in
World History-
I (The
Twentieth
Century)
4 Major Core VIII 50 50 100
BA/HIST IV CC:BA/HIST0409 Major Core
Course IX
History of the
United States
of America,
1776-1945
4 Major Core IX 50 50 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0510 Major Core
Course X
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
II: 1919-1992
Or
Issues in
World History-
II (The
Twentieth
Century
4 Major Core X 50 50 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0511 Major Core
Course XI
Women in
Indian History 4 Major Core XI 50 50 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0512 Major Core
Course XII
Tribes in
Indian History 4 Major Core XII 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0613 Major Core
Course XIII
Environmental
History of
India
4 Major Core XIII 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0614 Major Core
Course XIV
Science and
Technology in
Colonial India
4 Major Core XIV 50 50 100
BA/HIST I EC:BA/HIST0122
Or
CC:BA/HIST0102
Minor
Elective
Course I (a)
Political
History of
India from
4 Minor
Elective
Course
I 50 50 100
Courses and Distribution of marks 50:50 (UG)
earliest times
to AD 1206
Or
History and
Culture of
India from
Post-Mauryan
Period to c.
AD 1206 BA/HIST II EC:BA/HIST0223
Or
CC:BA/HIST0204
Minor
Elective
Course II
(a)
Political
History of
India from AD
1206 to 1760
Or
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1526-1707
4 Minor
Elective
Course
II 50 50 100
BA/HIST III EC:BA/HIST0324
Or
CC:BA/HIST0306
Minor
Elective
Course III
(a)
Political
History of
India from
1760-1950
Or
History and
Culture of
India from
1858-1950
4 Minor
Elective
Course
III 50 50 100
BA/HIST IV EC:BA/HIST0425
Or
CC:BA/HIST0407
Minor
Elective
Course IV
(a)
The Rise of the
Modern West-I
Or
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
I: 1871-1918
4 Minor
Elective
Course
IV 50 50 100
BA/HIST V EC:BA/HIST0526
Or
CC:BA/HIST0510
Minor
Elective
Course V(a)
The Rise of the
Modern West-
II
4 Minor
Elective
Course
V 50 50 100
Courses and Distribution of marks 50:50 (UG)
Or
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
II: 1919-1992
Or
Issues in
World History-
II (The
Twentieth
Century) BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0613 Minor
Elective
Course VI(a)
Environmental
History of
India
4 Minor
Elective
Course
VI 50 50 100
BA/HIST IV EC:BA/HIST0415 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Art and
Architecture in
Ancient and
Early Medieval
India
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
I 50 50 100
BA/HIST V EC:BA/HIST0516 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Art and
Architecture in
Medieval and
Colonial India
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
II 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0617 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
The City in
Indian History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
III 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0618 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
The Silk Road
in History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
IV 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0619 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Contemporary
India, 1950-
2000
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
V 50 50 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0620 Core / History of 4 Core / VI 50 50 100
Courses and Distribution of marks 50:50 (UG)
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Himachal
Pradesh, 1815-
1972
Elective
Course
(Additional) BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0621 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Introduction to
the Theories
and Trends in
History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
VII 50 50 100
BA/HIST II BA/HIST0620 Compulsory History of
Himachal
Pradesh, 1815-
1972
3 Compulsory I 50 50 100
1
B. A. THIRD YEAR SEMESTER VI
COURSE XIII
CODECC: BA/HIST0613
Environmental History of India
SEMESTER-VI
Course Code
CODE-CC: BA/HIST0613
Credits-4 L-3, T-1 (L=Lecture; T=Tutorial)
Name of the Course Core Course/Major/Minor
Lectures to be Delivered (1 Hr Each) (L=48, T=12)
Maximum Marks Allotted Minimum pass Marks Time Allowed
70 32 (45%) 3 Hours
Minor Test Marks Class Test/
Tutorial/Home
Assignment
(Marks)
Ouiz/Seminars
(Marks)
Attendance Total Marks
Test =15 10 0
5
30 Total=15 10 0 5
Unit I
Ecological Transformation and Evolution
I.1. What is Ecology?
I.2. Physical changes in South Asia
I.3. Evolution of flora and fauna
I.4. Early humans in India
Unit II
Human Societies and the Use of Natural Resources: A Conceptual Framework
II.1. Hunting-gathering communities
II.2. Pastoral peoples
II.3. Emergence and spread of settled cultivation
II.4. Modern industrial economies
2
Unit III
Pre-Modern (Ancient and Medieval) Societies and the Natural Environment
III.1. Technology and environment: agriculture, irrigation, use of animal power, forests and
disease
III.2. Religion and environment: role of beliefs and practices
III.3. Social structure and environment: role of caste and community
III.4. Polity and environment: role of state and law
Unit IV
The Colonial and Post Colonial Exploitation of Nature
IV.1. Contesting claims on water and the commons,
IV.2. Impact of canals and big dams
IV.3. Famines and disease
IV.4. Controlling forests, colonial laws and pastoral societies
IV.5. Wildlife conservation and management of national parks
Recommended Books
1. Madhav Gadgil and Ramchandra Guha, This Fissured Land. An Ecological History of
India (Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1999).
2. Madhav Gadgil and Ramachandra Guha, Ecology and Equity, (Penguin, New Delhi,
1995).
3. Irfan Habib, Man and Environment. The Ecological History of India, (A People’s History
of India Series, Vol. 36), Aligarh Historian Society (Tulika Books, New Delhi, 2010).
4. Nandini Sinha Kapur, ed., Environmental History of India: A Reader (Oxford University
Press, New Delhi, 2011).
5. Deepak Kumar, et al, British Empire and Natural World, (Oxford University Press, New
Delhi, 2010).
6. S. M. Mathur, Physical Geology of India (National Book Trust, New Delhi 1986).
7. Mahesh Rangarajan, Fencing the Forests (Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1996).
8. Mahesh Rangarajan, India’s Wildlife History: An Introduction (Permanent Black, 2001).
9. Mahesh Rangarajan and K. Sivarama Krishnan, India’s Environment History, 2 vols
(Permanent Black, Ranikhet, 2013).
10. O. K. H. Spate and A. T. A. Learmonth, India and Pakistan: A General and Regional
Geography (Methun, London, 1967).
ANNEXURE II
Instructions for Class Teachers for Conducting Minor Tests 1 and 2 and
Evaluation of Tutorial/Home Assignments
Note: Time allowed for conducting Minor Test 1 and 2 shall be 1.30 hours
each.
(A). Mode of Conducting Minor Test 1 and Minor Test 2: (15 marks each, i. e. 15x2=30 marks).
Minor Test 1 will be conducted after the completion of 48 teaching days (8 weeks) and Minor Test 2
after 90 teaching days (15 weeks). Minor Test 2 shall cover the second half of the course covered after
Minor Test 1. Three types of questions will be set in Minor Test 1 and 2:
1. Ten MCQ (either choice 1 out of 3 or True/False type of questions) of ½ mark each=5 marks.
2. Two questions of short answer-type in about 150 words each of 2.5 marks=5 marks.
3. One question of about 900 words, carrying 5 marks=5 marks.
Total marks (1+2+3) = 5+5+5 =15 marks.
(B). Distribution of marks for evaluation of Tutorial/Home Assignment:
1. 5 marks are assigned for the quality of contents and structure of the assignment.
2. 5 marks are assigned for the clarity of language of the script (English or Hindi) and its
presentation in the classroom.
3. 5 marks are assigned for defending the assignment in the classroom or in group discussion.
Total marks (1+2+3) = 5+5+5 =15 marks.
Distribution of Marks for CCA in each course in each semester:
1. Minor Test 1=15 marks
2. Minor Test 2=15 marks
3. Tutorial/Home Assignment=15 marks
4. Attendance=5 marks
Total= 15+15+15+5=50 marks.
ANNEXURE III
Paper Setting Scheme for End-semester Examination: 50 marks
Note: The End Semester Examination shall be of 3 hour duration
INSTRUCTIONS
1. For Paper Setters: The question paper will consist of five sections: A
(Compulsory), B (UNIT-I), C (UNIT-II, D (UNIT III) and E (UNIT-IV). Section A
will be Compulsory.
(a): Section A (Compulsory) will consist of two parts:
Part I shall consist of a single question with 10 short answer-type questions of 1
mark each (MCQ or True/False or Fill in the blanks), i. e. 10x1=10 marks.
Part II shall consist of 4 short answer-type questions of 2 marks each (4x2=8). The
questions shall be asked in a manner that will cover the entire syllabus and shall
carry (10+8) =18 marks (36% of the total marks of the end term examination for
the course).
(b): Sections B, C, D and E shall have two questions each from the respective
four units and sub-units of the syllabus, and each question will carry 8 marks
(8x4=32 marks) equivalent to 16% of the total marks of the end term
examination for the course. Student has to attempt 1 question from each section.
Total marks (A+B+C+D+E) =18+8+8+8+8 = 50 marks.
2. For Candidates: Candidates are required to attempt five question in all selecting
one question from each of the section B, C, D and E of the question paper and all the
sub-parts of the questions in section A.
1
Courses and Distribution marks-70:30 (UG)
Subject
code
Semeste
r
Course
code
Course
type
Course
Name
Credits Category
type
Category
code
Max End
Semester
Examination
Marks (ESE)
Max
Continuous
Comprehensive
Assessment
Marks (CCA)
Max Total
(ESE+CCA)
Marks
BA/HIST I CC:BA/HIST0101 Major Core
Course I
History and
Culture of
India from the
Palaeolithic
Beginnings to
the Mauryan
Period
4 Major Core I 70 30 100
BA/HIST I CC:BA/HIST0102 Major Core
Course II History and
Culture of
India from
Post-Mauryan
Period to c.
AD 1206
4 Major Core II 70 30 100
BA/HIST II CC:BA/HIST0203 Major Core
Course III
History and
Culture of
India from c.
AD 1206-1525
4 Major Core III 70 30 100
BA/HIST II CC:BA/HIST0204 Major Core
Course IV
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1526-1707
4 Major Core IV 70 30 100
BA/HIST III CC:BA/HIST0305 Major Core
Course V
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1707-1857
4 Major Core V 70 30 100
BA/HIST III CC:BA/HIST0306 Major Core
Course VI
History and
Culture of
India from
1858-1950
4 Major Core VI 70 30 100
2
Courses and Distribution marks-70:30 (UG)
BA/HIST IV CMinor Elective
Course V(a)
C:BA/HIST0407
Major Core
Course VII
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
I: 1871-1918
4 Major Core VII 70 30 100
BA/HIST IV CC:BA/HIST0408 Major Core
Course VIII
Issues in
World History-
I (The
Twentieth
Century)
4 Major Core VIII 70 30 100
BA/HIST IV CC:BA/HIST0409 Major Core
Course IX
History of the
United States
of America,
1776-1945
4 Major Core IX 70 30 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0510 Major Core
Course X
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
II: 1919-1992
Or
Issues in
World History-
II (The
Twentieth
Century
4 Major Core X 70 30 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0511 Major Core
Course XI
Women in
Indian History 4 Major Core XI 70 30 100
BA/HIST V CC:BA/HIST0512 Major Core
Course XII
Tribes in
Indian History 4 Major Core XII 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0613 Major Core
Course XIII
Environmental
History of
India
4 Major Core XIII 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0614 Major Core
Course XIV
Science and
Technology in
Colonial India
4 Major Core XIV 70 30 100
BA/HIST I EC:BA/HIST0122
Or
CC:BA/HIST0102
Minor
Elective
Course I (a)
Political
History of
India from
4 Minor
Elective
Course
I 70 30 100
3
Courses and Distribution marks-70:30 (UG)
earliest times
to AD 1206
Or
History and
Culture of
India from
Post-Mauryan
Period to c.
AD 1206 BA/HIST II EC:BA/HIST0223
Or
CC:BA/HIST0204
Minor
Elective
Course II
(a)
Political
History of
India from AD
1206 to 1760
Or
History and
Culture of
India from AD
1526-1707
4 Minor
Elective
Course
II 70 30 100
BA/HIST III EC:BA/HIST0324
Or
CC:BA/HIST0306
Minor
Elective
Course III
(a)
Political
History of
India from
1760-1950
Or
History and
Culture of
India from
1858-1950
4 Minor
Elective
Course
III 70 30 100
BA/HIST IV EC:BA/HIST0425
Or
CC:BA/HIST0407
Minor
Elective
Course IV
(a)
The Rise of the
Modern West-I
Or
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
I: 1871-1918
4 Minor
Elective
Course
IV 70 30 100
BA/HIST V EC:BA/HIST0526
Or
CC:BA/HIST0510
Minor
Elective
Course V(a)
The Rise of the
Modern West-
II
4 Minor
Elective
Course
V 70 30 100
4
Courses and Distribution marks-70:30 (UG)
Or
Modern and
Contemporary
World History
II: 1919-1992
Or
Issues in
World History-
II (The
Twentieth
Century) BA/HIST VI CC:BA/HIST0613 Minor
Elective
Course
VI(a)
Environmental
History of
India
4 Minor
Elective
Course
VI 70 30 100
BA/HIST IV EC:BA/HIST0415 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Art and
Architecture in
Ancient and
Early Medieval
India
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
I 70 30 100
BA/HIST V EC:BA/HIST0516 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Art and
Architecture in
Medieval and
Colonial India
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
II 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0617 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
The City in
Indian History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
III 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0618 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
The Silk Road
in History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
IV 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0619 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Contemporary
India, 1950-
2000
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
V 70 30 100
5
Courses and Distribution marks-70:30 (UG)
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0620 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
History of
Himachal
Pradesh, 1815-
1972
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
VI 70 30 100
BA/HIST VI EC:BA/HIST0621 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
Introduction to
the Theories
and Trends in
History
4 Core /
Elective
Course
(Additional)
VII 70 30 100
BA/HIST II BA/HIST0620 Compulsory History of
Himachal
Pradesh, 1815-
1972
3 Compulsory I 70 30 100
