Department of Political Science

A. Detail of Courses :

Sl. No.	Semester	Subject code and Title
1	I	POL-CC-01 : Understanding Politics
2	I	POL-MC-01 : Understanding Politics
3	III	POL-C-212 : Theories Of International Relations
4	III	POL-G-215 : Human Rights
5	III	POL-C-211 : Comparative Government and Politics
6	III	POL-C-213 : Public Administration
7	III	POL-S-214 : Mnaging Elections and Election Campaign
8	IV	POL-C-221 : Public Policy
9	IV	POL-C-222 : Politics in India
10	IV	POL-C-223 : Western Political Thinkers
11	IV	POL-S-224 : Public Policy Management
12	IV	POL-G-225 : Understanding Gandhi or Understanding Amdedkar
13	V	POL-C-311 : Modern Indian Polotical Thinkers
14	V	POL-D-314 : Party Politics In India
15	V	POL-D-313 : Colonialism ANd National In India
16	V	POL-C-312 : India's Foreign Policy

EVS ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE

Sl. No.	Course/ Paper Title	Semester	Code No.	Course objective
1	Environment science	BA I	EVS VA1210	....

MULTI DISCIPLINARY COURSE

Sl. No.	Course/ Paper Title	Semester	Code No.	Course objective
1	Indian Polity	BA I	POL-MDC-01	....

SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSE

Sl. No.	Course/ Paper Title	Semester	Code No.	Course objective
1	Managing Elections And Electiojns Campaign	BA I	POL-SEC-01	The objective of this paper is to examine the development of the concept of Human Rights at different stages of human civilization, problems, violation and protection of Human Rights.

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Sl. No.	Course/ Paper Title	Semester	Code No.	Course objective
1	Human Rights	BA V	POL-CC	....

DEPARTMENT: POLITICAL SCIENCE Programme Specific Objectives

• Train the students in the subject and enable them to use the skills and disciplinary insights to critically examine, assess and explain political phenomenon.
• This programme provides a solid foundation to the students who can take forward their learned skills and knowledge for higher research in the discipline and its associated domains
• This programme engages students with relevant, ethical and normative questions towards building a better society; a free, fair, equitable, enabling and a just society to live in.
• It would produce an active, participatory and responsible citizen strengthening the functioning of the democratic system.

Semester - I

Course: POL-CC-01

Title : Understanding Politics

Course Outcome

Course: POL-MC-01

Title : Understanding Politics

Course Outcome

Semester - III

Course: POL-C-212

Title : Theories Of International Relations

Course Outcome

• Familiarization with the key concepts of the discipline of IR.
• Understanding of linkages between Classical Realism and Classical Geopolitics.
• Comprehensive understanding of the key assumptions and arguments of the mainstream IR.
• Appreciation of what is Global IR and why non-western perspectives are needed.
• Greater appreciation of the important role played by non-western countries in building post -war norms and institutions in key areas such as universal sovereignty, human rights, development and regionalism.
• Understanding the agency of the global south in these areas is key to countering IR’s ethnocentrism and developing new concepts, theories and methods.

Course: POL-G-215

Title : Human Rights

Course Outcome

• The student will be able to explain the meaning of human rights and examine humart rights issues in different social. political and cultural contents.
• The students will be able to relate human rights with other rights of individuals.
• They will come to know how ideologies which seck to create hegemony: religious or political. pose threats to the human rights of Individuals.
• Students will be able to examine and explain issues of human rights when state and its agencies apply the methods and techniques of surveillance. interrogation and counter-terrorism operations.
• They will come to know about the human rights of the armed forces.

Course: POL-C-211

Title : Comparative Government and Politics

Course Outcome

• The students will be able to understand and apply different approaches to explain the functioning of different types of governing regimes.
• They will be able to compare democratic regimes and evaluate their functioning.
• They will be able to critically reflect on critical aspects of electoral democracy that includes functioning of parties and the relation between representation and democracy.
• They will be able to explain how media has changed the contours of elections and electoral democracy.

Course: POL-C-213

Title : Public Administration

Course Outcome

• The students will be able to make a difference between the public administration and private administration.
• They will be able to explain the journey of discourse in public administration in the sense that how the old public administration view was contested by the idea of new public administration and subsequently the discourse moved beyond that and started talking about New Public Management and New Public Service.

Course: POL-S-214

Title : Managing Elections And Election Campaign

Course Outcome

• They will learn about how to file election nominations and the technical issues involved in it.
• They will be able to explain the election code of conduct including the ethics to be maintained in expenditure and elections campaign.
• They will be made aware of the role of new media and technology involved in election campaign.
• They will get to know about the required skills for media management during the elections.
• They will be able to answer what are debates on state funding of political parties in elections

Semester - IV

Course: POL-C-221

Title : Public Policy

Course Outcome

• Students will be able to explain about different theories on Public Policy.
• They will be able to explain how to design a good public policy.
• They will be able to answer what is needed to ensure the successful implementation of public policy.
• They will be able to critically examine and answer questions pertaining to some of the key public policies in India in respect of food, sanitation health, education, poverty and environment.
• They will come to know how citizens can effectively participate in Public Policy implementation.

Course: POL-C-222

Title : Politics in India

Course Outcome

• A. Students would be able to learn the key drivers of Indian politics. The students will be able to explain how caste, religion, language have influenced the identity politics in India.
• They will be able to explain the ideology. Social base and function of key political parties such as Indian National Congress and the Bhartiya Janata Party.
• They will be able to critically examine and explain the development issues in India.
• especially in the farm and industrial sectors.
• They will be able to know what ails our electoral and their public funding

Course: POL-C-223

Title : Western Political Thinkers

Course Outcome

• The students will know the key ideas of all the political philosophers given in the course.
• They will be able to explain what was the ideas state according to Plato and how was it linked to his scheme of education and theory of justice.
• They will be able to answers how Aristotle differed from his master Plato on the conception of justice.
• They will be able to make a distinction among Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau on the state of nature, the law of nature and from of contract and the emergence of state from the contract.

Course: POL-S-224

Title : Public Policy Management

Course Outcome

• To understand the processes and complexities involved in the decision making.
• Students will learn the skill of project monitoring and project evaluation.
• They will have skills to manage policy implementation.

Course: POL-G-225

Title : Understanding Gandhi or Understanding Amdedkar

Course Outcome

• Students will be able to explain how Ambedkar rejected the Aryan Invasion Theory.
• Thev will come to know Ambedkar’ s views on Islam and partition of India.
• Students will be able to explain why and how Ambedkar opposed Shariate Laws and spoke in favour of the Uniform Civil code.
• Students will learn his view on democracy. Citizenship, freedom and justice.
• Students will be able to explain his views on the language question and organization of states in India.

Semester - V

Course: POL-C-311

Title : Modern Indian Politics Thinkers

Course Outcome

Course: POL-D-314

Title : Party Politiccs In India

Course Outcome

Course: POL-D-313

Title : Colonism And National In India

Course Outcome

Course: POL-C-312

Title : India's Foreign Policy

Course Outcome

Name	Qualification	Seminar : 5 Workshops : 1
Mr. Ayu Poupu	MA, Pursuing P.hD

Name	Qualification	Seminar: 5 Webinar: 10 Workshop: 2
Mr. Namsidimbo Zeliang	MA, NET, Ph.D.

Name	Qualification	Workshop: 3 Publication: 1
Mr. Naorem Sumanta Singh	MA, NET, Ph.D.

Name	Qualification	Workshop: 4 Publication: 4
Dr. Tobi Lollen	MA, NET, Ph.D.

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• Offered 2 (Two) Certificate Course to Major Students.
• Educational Tour to witness District Court and Legislative Assembly Budget Session.
• Interaction with influential personalities such as Governor and Alumni.
• Library Period once in a week.

• Classroom with ICT facility.
• Dedicated and integrated Faculty Members.

• To encourage all the faculty members to register for Ph.D.
• To conduct National Seminar.
• To use smart classroom with IT facilities in teaching-learning process.
• To have a department library with ICT resources.
• To encourage students to participate in inter-college events and competitions.
• Exchange programmes for staff and students.
• Annual Study tours for students and staff to important colleges and universities in the country.
• Remedial Classes