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Overview of the Course

PSYCHOLOGY/ENGLISH LITERATURE/POLITICAL SCIENCE (PLP)

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The PLP (Psychology, Literature and Political Science) is an undergraduate program aimed at providing inter-disciplinary perspectives on society and its dynamics and equipping the students with an insightful understanding of human behaviour, expression, communication and inter-personal relations through profound theoretical knowledge and practical experience. It seeks holistic development of students that includes communication skills, critical thinking and analysis, creative expressions, leadership, and national and global political awareness. This course stands for academic competence, intellectual development, and knowledge/skill-based education preparing the students for advanced studies in the disciplines of Psychology, English Literature and Political Science and a promising career in the fields of counselling, research, creative writing, corporate communication, and policy making.

What will you Learn?

A strong conceptual foundation in psychology by understanding the biological and theoretical bases of behaviour.

key personality theories and abnormal psychology while building practical skills through cognitive experiments and psychological tests.

Comprehensive understanding of social psychology and applied psychological concepts through standardized assessments, while honing research and statistical analysis skills for psychological research.

The historical and cultural contexts of the 16th – 17thCentury British literature and the genre of English Novel from 18th -19th century British literature.

An understanding of socio- economic, political, religious and linguistic issues of the 20th century, through the study of British literary texts and introduction to the various genres of Indian writing in English.

Introduction to various texts of world literature and critical analysis of literary texts.

Basic concepts and institutions in politics and the working of the Indian political system.

History of Western Political Thought and the basic concepts and theories of International Relations.

Conflicts in contemporary societies, global political issues and a history of Indian Political Thought.

Career Prospects

  • Psychological Research Assistant – The course equips students with a comprehensive understanding of research methodology, statistical analysis, and data interpretation. These foundational skills are essential for roles as research assistants in academic institutions and research organizations.
  • Advanced Studies and Professional Avenues –The undergraduate course prepares them for postgraduate studies and career opportunities in diverse fields, including Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Health Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Neuropsychology, School Psychology and Organizational Psychology.
  • Social Services and Community Work – With a deep understanding of social psychology and allied courses students are well-prepared for internships or entry-level roles in social services. This includes roles in community programs, working with at-risk populations, or supporting mental health initiatives, all of which benefit from the knowledge gained through the program.
  • Content Writing – Students can pursue careers as editors, publishing assistants, or digital content creators, writing for websites, blogs, and publications.
  • Corporate Training – Specializing in soft skills and communication coaching, students can work as corporate trainers or communication consultants in various industries.
  • Review Writing –Specializing in soft skills and communication coaching, students can work as corporate trainers or communication consultants in various industries.
  • Civil Services – The program prepares the students for civil service examinations and also makes them adequately aware of the Indian political and administrative system that is necessary for stepping into a career in civil services.
  • International Relations and Global Policy –With a robust curriculum in international relations, students are well-prepared for careers in global policy, diplomacy, and international affairs, including roles in think tanks, research institutions, and NGOs.
  • Research and Academia –Through comprehensive training in political theory and research methodology, graduates are equipped for careers in academia and research.

Program Structure

Semester I ▼
Course TypeCourse TitleCourse CodeHours/WeekCreditsMax Marks (CIA)Max Marks (Sem End)TotalDuration (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/1015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/1014440601002
AECCBasic Computer SkillsU24/BCS/AECC/10122-50501
DSC I AIntroduction to PsychologyU24/PSY/DSC/1015540601002
DSC I BBritish Literature (16th - 17th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/1015540601002
DSC I CUnderstanding Political TheoryU24/POL/DSC/1015540601002
NCGPAIndian Knowledge System (IKS)U24/IKS/AECC/10111-25251
Semester II ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/2015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/2014440601002
AECCEVSU24/EVS/AECC/20122-50501
DSC II ABasic Psychological ProcessesU24/PSY/DSC/2015540601002
DSC II BBritish Literature (18th - 19th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/2015540601002
DSC II CConstitution and Politics of IndiaU24/POL/DSC/2015540601002
AECCHuman ValuesU24/HV/AECC/20111-25251
Semester III ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/3015-540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/3013-340601002
DSC III APersonality TheoriesU24/PSY/DSC/3014-440601002
DSC III A (Practical)Experiments In CognitionU24/PSY/DSC/301/P-21-50502
SEC IEducational PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/3012-22030501
DSC III BBritish Literature (20th Century)U24/LIT/DSC/3015-540601002
SEC IIntroduction to Creative WritingU24/LIT/SEC/3012-22030502
DSC III CWestern Political ThoughtU24/POL/DSC/3015-540601002
SEC ILaw In IndiaU24/POL/SEC/3012-22030501
Semester IV ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/4015-540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/4013-340601002
DSC IV AAbnormal PsychologyU24/PSY/DSC/4014-440601002
DSC IV A (Practical)Experiments In Psychological PhenomenonU24/PSY/DSC/401/P-21-50502
SEC IIChild PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/4012-22030501
DSC IV BIndian Writing in EnglishU24/LIT/DSC/4015-540601002
SEC IIAcademic Writing & Research MethodologyU24/LIT/SEC/4012-22030501
DSC IV CIntroduction To International RelationsU24/POL/DSC/4015-540601002
SEC IIElection Studies And Public OpinionU24/POL/SEC/4012-22030501
Semester V ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/5013-340601002
DSE I AStatistics In PsychologyU24/PSY/DSE/5014-440601002
DSE I AIndian PsychologyU24/PSY/DSE/5024-440601002
DSE I A (Practical)Psychological AssessmentsU24/PSY/DSE/501/P-21-50502
GEPsychological Skills For Effective LivingU24/PSY/GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIIStress ManagementU24/PSY/SEC/5012-22030501
DSE I BIntroduction to Women’s WritingU24/LIT/DSE/5015-540601002
DSE I BIntroduction to World LiteratureU24/LIT/DSE/5025-540601002
GEEnglish for Competitive ExamsU24/ENG/GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIIContent Writing & Script WritingU24/LIT/SEC/5012-22030501
DSE I CGlobal PoliticsU24/POL/DSE/5015-540601002
DSE I CIndia And The WorldU24/POL/DSE/5025-540601002
GEConflict And Peace StudiesU24/POL/GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIIInter-Governmental OrganizationsU24/POL/SEC/5012-22030501
Semester VI ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/6013-340601002
DSE II ADynamics Of Social BehaviourU24/PSY/DSE/6015-540601002
DSE II APsychology At WorkU24/PSY/DSE/6025-540601002
DSE/PRPsychometric TestsU24/PSY/DSE/601/P-21-50502
SEC IVEnvironmental PsychologyU24/PSY/SEC/6012-22030501
SEC IVProjectU24/PSY/PRJ/6014-44060100-
DSE II BLiterary Analysis and ApplicationU24/LIT/DSE/6015-540601002
DSE II BIntroduction to American LiteratureU24/LIT/DSE/6025-540601002
SEC IVSoft SkillsU24/LIT/SEC/6012-22030501
SEC IVProjectU24/LIT/PRJ/6014-44060100-
DSE II CIndian Political ThoughtU24/POL/DSE/6015-540601002
DSE II CContemporary Political TheoryU24/POL/DSE/6025-540601002
SEC IVIndia’s Security EnvironmentU24/POL/SEC/6012-22030501
SEC IVProjectU24/POL/PRJ/6014-44060100-
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