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Query No. 5.1.3: Capability Enhancement and Development Time tables for Remedial Classes classes in the department

M.A. (Prev.) North Campus Remedial Classes Time Table

July 12 – December 12 Days 2.00 – 3.30 3.30-5.00 Monday Politics in India

Comparative Political Analysis.

Tuesday Comparative Political Analysis.

Politics in India

Wednesday SEMINARS Thursday Theories of

International Relations.

Debates in Political Theory

Friday Debates in Political Theory

Theories of International Relations

MA (Final)

(July 12- Dec 12)

Days 2.30 – 4.00 Wednesday Interpreting Modern India

1) Politics in India –Avantika Singh and Anjali Chahal 2) Comparative Political Analysis – Smriti Suman and Neha Aggarwal 3) Debates in Political Theory – Kunal Kishore and Vikramaditya Sahai 4) Theories of International Relations – Alia Zaman and Devarati R.C 5) Interpreting Modern India – Mithilesh Jha and Kapil Kumar

M.A. (Prev.) South Campus

Remedial Classes Time Table July 12 – December 12

Days 2.00 – 3.30 3.30-5.00 Monday Politics in India

Comparative Political Analysis.

Tuesday Comparative Political Analysis.

Politics in India

Wednesday SEMINARS Thursday Theories of

International Relations.


Friday Debates in Political Theory

Theories of International Relations

Abhishek Choudhary

MA (Final), IIIrd Semester (July 12- Dec 12)

Days 2.30 – 4.00 Wednesday Interpreting Modern India

1) Politics in India –Avantika Singh and Anjali Chahal 2) Comparative Political Analysis – Smriti Suman and Neha Aggarwal 3) Debates in Political Theory – Kunal Kishore and Vikramaditya Sahai 4) Theories of International Relations – Alia Zaman and Devarati R.C 5) Interpreting Modern India – Mithilesh Jha and Kapil Kumar

ROUTINE FOR REMEDIAL CLASSES South Campus

M.A. IInd Semester (Jan 13- May 13)

Days/Time 02:00-04:00 04:00-06:00 Monday Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Tuesday Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Thursday Democracy and Political

Institutions in India Democracy and Political Institutions in India

Assigned UTAs: Administrative Theory-Avantika, Rinki Themes in World Politics International Political Economy – Devarati Roy Chowdhory, Alia Zaman Themes in Political Thought – Smriti Suman, Neelam Jain Key Texts in Political Philosophy – Vikramaditya Sahai, Kunal Kishore, Democracy and Political Institutions in India –Mithlesh K Jha , Amya Agarwal

M.A. (IInd and IVth Semester) North Campus Remedial Classes Time Table

Jan 13- May 13 Days/Time 02:00-04:00 04:00-06:00 Monday Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Tuesday Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Themes in Political Thought Administrative Theory Thursday Democracy and Political

Institutions in India Democracy and Political Institutions in India

Assigned UTAs: Administrative Theory-Avantika, Rinki Themes in World Politics International Political Economy – Devarati Roy Chowdhory/Alia Zaman Themes in Political Thought – Smriti Suman/Neelam Jain Key Texts in Political Philosophy – Vikramaditya Sahai/Kunal Kishore Democracy and Political Institutions in India – Mithlesh K. Jha and Amya Agarwal

MA Final Schedule for Remedial Classes ( July-Nov 2013)

Day 9.30-10.20

am 10.20-11.10

am 11.30 am-

12.20 pm

12.20-1.10 pm

2.00- 2.50 pm

2.50- 3.40 pm

3.40-4.30 pm

4.30- 5.20 pm

Monday Interpreting Modern

India

Interpreting Modern

India

Tuesday Parties and Elections in

India

South Asia and the World

Wednesday

Thursday Comparative Federalism

Development Process and Politics in

India Friday Interpreting

Modern India


India

Parties and

Elections in India

Ethics and

Politics

Saturday Interpreting Modern

India


India

Parties and

Elections in India

South Asia

and the World

Ethics and

Politics

Comparative Federalism

Comparative Federalism


Compulsory Papers: Interpreting Modern India: Mithlesh/Awanish Kumar Optional Papers: Parties and Elections in India: Anurag South Asia and the World: Shailendra Comparative Federalism: Rimon Development Process and Politics in India: Gaurav Ethics and Politics: Anurag

MA Previous South Campus Time Table (Remedial Classes)

Third Semester (July – November 2013)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday Paper No. 401

Theories of Internation

al Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Tuesday Paper No. 201

Comparative Political

Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Wednesday

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations Thursday Paper No.

101 Debates in Political Theory

Paper No. 101


Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Friday Paper No. 101


Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 401 Theories

of Internati

onal Relations


of Internati

onal Relations

Saturday Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 301 Politics in India


Paper No. 101


Paper No. 101


Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Compulsory Papers: Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory – Rimon/Santana Khanikar Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis – Anusha/Anushka Paper 301: Politics in India – AnuragPandey/Vivek Ratna Paper 401: Theories of International Relations – Pramod/ Soren

MA Previous (North Campus) Time Table (Remedial Classes)


9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20


Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Tuesday Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Wednesday

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Thursday Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations Friday Paper

No. 301

Politics in

India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Saturday Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political

Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Compulsory Papers: Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory – Rimon/Santana Khanikar Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis – Anusha/Anushka Paper 301: Politics in India – AnuragPandey/Vivek Ratna Paper 401: Theories of International Relations – Pramod/ Soren

M.A. (Final) Political Science IVth Semester (January – April 2014)

North Campus Department of Political Science, University of Delhi

9:30 -

10:20 10:20 – 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40 3:40 – 4:30

4:00 – 5:20

Monday Paper No 104 Democracy and Political

Institutions in India

Tuesday Paper 2 Critical Traditions in Political Theory

Wednesday

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday Paper No. 30 Constitutional

ism in Comparative Perspective

Friday Paper No 104

Democracy and

Political Institutions in India

Paper No. –

08 Public Policy

Paper No. –

08 Public Policy

Paper No. 30

Constitutionalism in

Comparative

Perspective

Paper No. 30 Constitution

alism in Comparative Perspective

Paper No. 13 –India and the World

Paper No. 13 – India and the World

Saturday Paper No. – 08

Public Policy

Paper No. –

08 Public Policy


Paper No. 13 – India

and the World





Compulsory Paper: Paper 104: Democracy and Poltical Institutions in India–Anurag Pandey Optional Papers: Paper 02: Critical Traditions: Praem Paper 08: Public Policy – Anju Paper 13: India and the World – Abhay Kumar/Pramod Kumar Paper 30: Constitutionalism in Comparative Perspective – Santana/Mithilesh Kumar Jha

MA Previous (SOUTH CAMPUS) Time Table (REMEDIAL CLASSES)

First Semester (July – November 2014)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday Paper No. 401 Theories of International Relations

Paper No. 401 Theories of International Relations



Tuesday Paper No. 201 Comparative Political Analysis

Paper No. 201 Comparative Political Analysis

Paper No. 101 Debates in Political Theory


Wednesday Paper No. 301 Politics in India




Thursday Paper No. 101 Debates in Political Theory




Friday Paper No. 101 Debates in Political Theory




Saturday Paper No. 401 Theories of International Relations








Compulsory Papers Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory – Skylab Sahu/Santana Khanikar Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis – Abhishek Nath/Anurag Pandey Paper 301: Politics in India – Anurag Pandey/Abhishek Nath Paper 401: Theories of International Relations – Megha /Pramod Kumar/Abhay Kumar

MA Final (North Campus) Time Table (Remedial Classes)


9:30 -10:20

10:20 – 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30 4:30 – 5:20

Monday Paper No 103

Interpreting Modern

India

Paper No. – 08

Public Policy

Tuesday Paper No. 01 Ethics and

Politics

Paper No. 06 Development Process & Politics in

India Wednesday Paper No

103 Interpreting

Modern India

Paper No. 01 Ethics and

Politics

Thursday Paper No. 08

Public Policy



Friday Paper No 103

Interpreting

Modern India

Paper No. – 08 Public Policy

Paper No. 01 Ethics

and Politics

Paper No. 30


Comparative

Perspective

Paper No. 30


Comparative

Perspective

Paper No. 06

Development

Process &

Politics in India

Paper No. 13 India and the

World

Paper No. 13 India and the

World

Saturday Paper No. – 103

Interpreting

Modern India

Paper No. 01 Ethics

and Politics

Paper No. –

08 Public Policy

Paper No. 06

Development Process & Politics in India

Paper No. 06

Development Process & Politics in India

Paper No. 13 –India and

the World




Compulsory Papers: Paper 103: Interpreting Modern India – Mithilesh Kumar Jha/Alisha Dhingra Optional Papers: Paper 01: Ethics and Politics – Jubilee Shangrei/Skylab Sahu/Santana Khanikar Paper 08: Public Policy – Rajeev Ranjan Sinha Paper 13: India and the World – Abhay Kumar/Pramod Kumar Paper 30: Constitutionalism in Comparative Perspective – Jubilee Shangrei/Mithilesh/Rajeev Ranjan Paper 06: Development Process & Politics in India- Alisha Dhingra/Megha

M.A. (Previous) North Campus Time Table (Remedial Classes)

IInd Semester (January - April 2014) Days 2-2.50 2.50-3.40 3.40-4.30 4.30-5.20 Monday Paper 102

Administrative Theory Paper 102 Administrative Theory

Paper 202 Themes in Indian Political Thought


Tuesday Paper 302 Themes in World Politics

Paper 302 Themes in World Politics

Paper 402 Key Texts in Political Philosophy


Wednesday

Thursday Paper 302 Themes in World Politics




9.30-10.40 10.40-11.30 11.30-12.20 12.20-1.10 Friday Paper 202

Themes in Indian Political Thought


Paper 102 Administrative Theory


M.A. (Previous) South Campus

Remedial Classes IInd Semester (January – April 2014)

Days 2.00-2.50 2.50-3.40 3.40-4.30 4.30-5.20 Monday Paper 302

Themes in World Politics




Tuesday Paper 202 Themes in Indian Political Thought




Wednesday Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar Thursday Paper 202





Friday Paper 402 Key Texts in Political Philosophy




Compulsory Papers: Themes in World Politics: Pramod/Abhay Key Texts in Political Philosophy: Santana/Preetam Themes in Indian Political Thought: Mithlesh/Pragya Administrative Theory: Anju /Rajender Prasad

MA Previous (North Campus) Time Table (Remedial Classes)


9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20


Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Tuesday Paper No.

401 Theories

of Internatio

nal Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Wednesday

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Thursday

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations Friday Paper

No. 301 Politics in India Anurag

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Anurag

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Saturday Paper No. 101 Debates

in Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

M.A. Final (Optional Papers) Time Table

2015 ( Jan-May) 09:30-

10:20 10:20-11:10 11:30-

12:20 12:20-1:10 2:00-

2:50 2:50-3:40 3:45-4:35 4:35-5:30

Monday

The Modern State in

Comparative Politics

The Modern State in

Comparative Politics

Tuesday South Asia and the World


Wednesday

Democracy and Political




Thursday Democracy and Political




Friday Social

exclusion: Theory

and Practice

Social

exclusion: Theory and

Practice

Democrac

y and Political


Democrac

y and Political


Critical

Traditions in

Political Theory

Critical

Traditions in Political

Theory

Pakistan and

the World

Pakistan and

the World

Saturday Parties

Elections and

Political Process in India

Parties

Elections and Political Process in

India

Democrac

y and Political


Democrac

y and Political


State and Society in South

Asia

State and Society in South Asia

Environment

and Dev..: Policy and

Politics

Environment

and Dev..: Policy and

Politics

The Modern State in Comparative Politics, Paper no: 2- Santhana South Asia and the World, Paper no:16- Abhay/Alisha Democracy and Political Institutions in India, Paper no: 104- Abhishek / Alisha Social exclusion: Theory and Practice, Paper no: 23- Megha/ Skylab Critical Traditions in Political Theory, Paper no: 2- Mithilesh Pakistan and the World, Paper no: 17- Pramod/ Abhay Parties Elections and Political Process in India, Paper no: 5- Anurag / Jubilee State and Society in South Asia, Paper no: 15- Abhishek Environment and Dev..: Policy and Politics, Paper no: 11- Rajiv

MA Previous (North Campus) Time Table

Jan-May 2015 09:30-

10:20 10:20-11:10

11:30-12:20

12:20-1:10 2:00-2:50 2:50-3:40 3:40-4:30 4:30-5:20

Monday International Political Economy

International Political Economy



Tuesday Administrative Theory

Administrative theory

Wednesday

Seminar

Seminar

Seminar

Seminar

Thursday

Key Texts in Political Philosophy (402)

Key Texts in Political Philosophy(402)

Administrative Theory (102)

Administrative Theory (102)

Friday International Political Economy






Key Texts in Political Philosophy


Saturday Themes in Indian Political Thought


Administrative Theory




Compulsory Papers: Key Texts in Political Philosophy, Paper no: 402- Skylab Sahu / Jubilee Shangrei Themes in Indian Political Thought, Paper no: 202- Mithilesh K Jha / Santana Khanikar IPE (International Political Economy), Paper no.302- Megha/ Pramod K Khoba Administrative Theory, Paper no: 102- Rajeev Ranjan Sinha/ Anurag Pandey

MA Previous (South Campus) Time Table

Jan-May 2015 09:30-

10:20 10:20-11:10

11:30-12:20

12:20-1:10 2:00-2:50 2:50-3:40 3:40-4:30 4:30-5:20

Monday






Administrative theory



Wednesday

Seminar

Seminar

Seminar

Seminar

Thursday





Friday International Political Economy








Saturday





Compulsory Papers: Key Texts in Political Philosophy, Paper no: 402- Skylab Sahu / Jubilee Shangrei Themes in Indian Political Thought, Paper no: 202- Mithilesh K Jha / Santana Khanikar IPE (International Political Economy), Paper no.302- Megha/ Pramod K Khoba Administrative Theory, Paper no: 102- Rajeev Ranjan Sinha/ Anurag Pandey

MA Final (North Campus) Remedial Classes Time Table


9:30 -10:20

10:20 – 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30 4:30 – 5:20

Monday Interpreting Modern

India

Interpreting Modern India

Tuesday Paper No. 01 Ethics

and Politics

Paper No. 01 Ethics and

Politics

Wednesday

Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar

Thursday Democracy and Human

Rights in India

Democracy and

Human Rights in

India


South Asia and

the World

Public Institutions

and Governance

in India

Public Institutions

and Governance

in India

Friday Public Institution

s and Governance in India

Public Institutions and Governance in India

Interpreting

Modern India

Interpreting Modern

India

Public Policy

Public Policy



Saturday Democracy and

Human Rights in

India

Democracy and

Human Rights in India

Interpreting

Modern India

Interpreting Modern

India

Ethics and Politics

Ethics and

Politics

Public Policy

Public Policy

Compulsory Papers: Paper 103: Interpreting Modern India –Mithilesh Kumar Jha/ Smita Agarwal Optional Papers: Paper 01: Ethics and Politics – Silky Tyagi/Ngoru Nixon Paper 07: Democracy and Human Rights in India-Smita Agarwal/PraemHidam Paper 08: Public Policy – Avantika Singh/ Anju Paper 09:Public Institutions and Governance in India- Anju Paper 16: SouthAsia and the World – Abhay Kumar

MA Previous (North Campus) Remedial Classes Time Table

First Semester (July-December 2015)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday Comparative

Political Analysis

Comparative

Political Analysis

Theories of

International

Relations

Theories of

International

Relations

Tuesday Debates in

Political Theory

Debates in

Political Theory

Politics in India

Politics in India

Wednesday

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday

Politics in India

Politics in India

Debates in

Political Theory

Debates in

Political Theory

Friday Debates

in Political Theory

Debates in

Political Theory

Politics in India

Politics in India

Comparative

Political Analysis

Comparative

Political Analysis

Theories of

International

Relations

Theories of

International

Relations

Saturday Debates in

Political Theory

Debates in

Political Theory

Comparative

Political Analysis

Comparative

Political Analysis

Theories of

International

Relations

Theories of

International

Relations



9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday

Paper No. 101 Debates in Political

Theory

Paper No. 101


Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Tuesday

Paper No. 201

Comparative Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Wednesday

SEMINAR SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday

Paper No. 401

Theories of International

Relations

Paper No. 401

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper No. 201

Comparative

Political Analysis

Friday Paper No.

101 Debates in Political Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory


of Internati

onal Relation

s

Paper No. 401 Theorie

s of Internati

onal Relation

s

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Saturday

Paper No. 101

Debates in Pol

Theory

Paper No. 101

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper No. 201 Compar

ative Political Analysis

Paper No. 201 Compar

ative Political Analysi

s

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Paper No. 301

Politics in India

Compulsory Papers: Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory – Silky Tyagi/ Ngoru Nixon Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis – Abhishek Nath/Praem Hidam Paper 301: Politics in India – Alisha Dhingra/ Avantika Singh Paper 401: Theories of International Relations – Pramod Khoba/Muzaffar Hussain

MA Previous North Campus Remedial Classes Time Table

Second Semester (January-April 2016)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday Administrative

Theory

Administrative

Theory


and Internati

onal Political

Economy


and Internati

onal Political

Economy Tuesday

Themes in

Indian Political Thought

Themes in Indian

Political Thought

Key Texts in Political Philosop

hy


hy

Wednesday

SEMINAR SEMINAR SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday

Paper 402: Key Texts in Political Philosophy

Paper 402: Key Texts in Political Philosophy

Paper 202:


Paper 202:


Friday Paper 302:


and Internati

onal Political

Economy

Paper 302:


and Internati

onal Political

Economy

Paper 102: Administra

tive Theory

Paper 102: Administra

tive Theory

Compulsory Paper 102: Administrative Theory – Anju/Avantika Singh Paper 202:Themes in Indian Political Thought – Smita/Praem Paper 302: Themes in World Politics and International Political Economy – Abhay/Pramod Paper 402: Key Texts in Political Philosophy – Silky/Nixon

MA Previous South Campus Remedial Classes Time Table

Second Semester (January-April 2016)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 –

12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50 2:50 – 3:40 3:40 – 4:30 4:30 – 5:20

Monday



Themes in Indian

Political Thought

Themes in Indian

Political Thought



Themes in World

Politics and International Political Economy

Themes in World


Wednesd

ay SEMINAR SEMINAR SEMINAR SEMINAR

Thursday

Themes in World


Themes in World




Friday Key Texts in Political Philosop

hy


hy

Themes in

Indian Politic

al Thoug

ht

Themes in

Indian Politic

al Thoug

ht

Compulsory Papers: Paper 102: Administrative Theory – Anju/Avantika Singh Paper 202:Themes in Indian Political Thought – Smita/Praem Paper 302: Themes in World Politics and International Political Economy – Abhay/Pramod Paper 402: Key Texts in Political Philosophy – Silky/Nixon

MA Final (North Campus) Remedial Classes Time Table Second Semester

(January-April 2016)

9:30 –

10:20

10:20 -

11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday

Friday Paper 104:

Democracy and

Political Institutio

ns in India

Paper 104:

Democracy and


ns in India

Paper 104:

Democracy and


ns in India

Paper 104:

Democracy and


ns in India

Compulsory Paper Paper 104 (Remedial Classes): Abhishekh Nath/ Alisha

MA Previous (North Campus) Time Table


9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday Paper 401:

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper 401:

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper 201:

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper 201:

Comparative

Political Analysis

Tuesday Paper 101:

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper 101:

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper 301:

Politics in India

Paper 301:

Politics in India

Wednesday

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

SEMINAR

Thursday

Paper 101:

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper 101:

Debates in

Political Theory

Paper 301:

Politics in India

Paper 301:

Politics in India

Friday Paper 401: Theories

of Internatio

nal Relations

Paper 401:

Theories of

International

Relations

Paper 201:

Comparative

Political Analysis

Paper 201:

Comparative

Political Analysis

Compulsory Papers: Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory (Remedial Classes): Silky Tyagi/Pawan Kumar/Pramod Khoba Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis (Remedial Classes): Abhishek Nath/Praem Hidam Paper 301: Politics in India (Remedial Classes): Pramod Khoba/Avantika Singh/Preetam Paper 401: Theories of International Relationsa (Remedial Classes): Abhay Kumar/Megha/Soren



Compulsory Papers: Paper 101: Debates in Political Theory (Remedial Classes): Silky Tyagi/Pawan Kumar/Pramod Khoba Paper 201: Comparative Political Analysis (Remedial Classes): AbhishekNath/Praem Hidam Paper 301: Politics in India (Remedial Classes): Pramod Khoba/Avantika Singh/Preetam Paper 401: Theories of International Relationsa (Remedial Classes): Abhay Kumar/Megha/Soren)

9:30 – 10:20

10:20 - 11:10

11:30 – 12:20

12:20 – 1:10

2:00 – 2:50

2:50 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:30

4:30 – 5:20

Monday

301: Politics in

India (Remedial Classes)

301: Politics in

India (Remedial Classes)

101: Debates

in Political Theory

101: Debates

in Political Theory

Tuesday 401: Theories

of Internatio

nal Relations

401: Theories

of Internatio

nal Relations

201: Comparat

ive Political Analysis

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ncprtuclt of Politicd Scit'lccf nir elsit-u of Delhi

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llinutes Dated 24.7.2013

The Department Council met on July 24th,2013 with the following members:

Prof Ujjwal Kumar Singh (Chairperson)Prof.B idyut ChakrabartYProf. PK DattaProf. Veena KukrejaDr. Satyajit SinghDr.Ashok AcharyaDr.Madhulika BanerjeeDr. RekhaSaxenaDr. N. SukumarDr. Saroj GiriDr. Rajesh DevDr. Mollica DastidarDr. NasreenChowdhoryDr. SohiniGuhaDr. Devika Sharma

Absent: Dr. ShantaVarma

The minutes of the meeting held on May 22"d, 2013 were confirmed with the following

amendments:

Regarding the resolution on the four-year undergraduate programme discussions were held'

Amendments to the resolution were considered and adopted. However, the discussions remained

inconclusive on whethef or not the resolution be sent across to the university authorities and' ifso, with what content and message. With regard to the four year undergraduate programme the

following resolution was adoPted:

.The Department council of the Department of Political Science expresses deep misgiving at the

enactment of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme without consulting the Departmental

Statutory Committees. In spite of reservations, the Department of Political Science has

contributed to the framing of the syllabus for pedagogical reasons. The Departmental council is

seriously concemed about the implications of this for the Masters programme in the University

Depaftments.'

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A few amendments were also brought about in the constitution of the various committees:SNo Committee . Convenor MembersI .cxam uommrttee Devika Sharma2 I pomnt Uuha. Rajesh Dev

$_atvajit Sing!. 4$ok achaqya-l.l. V_gkumar, Madhulika BanerjeeMollica Dastidar

Veena Kukreia

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rnrernql Assessment Saroj GiriJ M. Phil Coordination Nasreen Chowdury4 Lrurary uommlftee Bidvrtt CheLroL^5 Ph. D. Committee6 Seminar Committee Satyajit Singh7 (J rA Lommlttee Relrhq S8 Student Advisorv P K Datta9 uevlKa sharmaflln(ll uorffnlttee !39r" Kukreia r(eKha saxena

l' It was agreed that the Internal Assessments of the l't and 3'd semesters should take placein the preceding week set aside by the University carendar forproject work, etc.2' A committee to look into the adoption of unfair means in the MA entrance exams wasconstituted with Madhulika Banerjee, Ashok Acharya and N. Sukumar as members. Thecommittee will report to the DC on such cases r"f"rrld to it.3' Rekha saxena agreed to offer an optional course to MA 3'd semester on comparative

ffi:t:f-' with this, the number oioptional courses offered in the 3.d semert"r has gone

4' A few changes to the time table were effected keeping in view the convenience of thefaculty and their teaching schedule. A revised time table will be circulated to all membersand put up on the notice board as well as the department,s website.5' The Departmentfuas informed about the appointmen t of l2new ad hoc faculty members,selections to which were held on 22 July, 2073.. The DC appreciated the efforts of theHead in securing these positions for the department and for carrying out the appointmentsbefore the beginning of the academic session.

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3. Prof. ShantaN' Varma

4. Prof. P'K' Datta

s. Prof. QatYajit Singh

6. Prof. Navnita Chadha Bahera

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1. Reconstitution of various department committees

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