Vidya Bharati College

📘 Courses at a glance: FYUGP

The Four-Year Undergraduate Program (FYUGP) under Gauhati University is aligned with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It offers multiple entry/exit options — Certificate, Diploma, Degree (with/without Major), Degree (Haqqas) or Degree (Haqqas) with Research. The program spans 8 semesters (minimum 4 years), with maximum 22 credits per semester. Semester VII includes a compulsory Research Methodology course (4 credits) along with Advanced Core Courses and Dissertation. All students can progress to the fourth year for Bachelor's Degree (Haqqas) or Bachelor's Degree (Haqqas) with Research.

📚 Bachelor Programme Subjects

11 subjects offered under FYUGP, Gauhati University

Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Philosophy Political Science

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Major Subject (Core 1)

Choose any one major from:

Assamese English Economics Education History Philosophy Political Science

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Minor Subject (Core 2)

Select any two minors from:

Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Philosophy Political Science

📌 Compulsory Subjects (All Students)

AEC : Ability Enhancement Course — Assamese (MIL) / Alternative English / English Communication

MDC : Multi Disciplinary Course — Natural Science / Basic Mathematics / Media and Information / Basic Commerce

SEC : Skill Enhancement Course — Major oriented skill paper

VAC : Value Added Course — Environment / Education / Disaster Management

📅 Major

Semester	Core 1 (Major) any one, 4 credit	Core 2 (Minor) any one, 4 credit	AEC 4 credit	MDC 3 credit	SEC 3 credit	VAC 2 credit
FYUGP Sem-1	Assamese English Economics Education History Political Science Philosophy	Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Geography Computer Science	MIL Assamese / Alt. English	Basics of Commerce and Management	One skill paper (Major Oriented)	Environmental Education
FYUGP Sem-2	Assamese English Economics Education History Political Science Philosophy	Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Philosophy Geography Computer Science	English Communication	Personal Financial Management	One skill paper (Major Oriented)	Disaster Management

📅 Minor

Semester	Core 1 (Minor) any one	Core 2 (Minor) any one	AEC	MDC	SEC	VAC
FYUGP Sem-1	Assamese Anthropology English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Philosophy Geography Computer Science	Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Philosophy Geography Computer Science	MIL Assamese / Alt. English / English	Basics of Commerce and Management	One skill paper	Environmental Education
FYUGP Sem-2	Assamese Anthropology English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Philosophy Geography Computer Science	Anthropology Assamese English Economics Education History Home Science Political Science Philosophy Geography Computer Science	English Communication	Personal Financial Management	One skill paper	Disaster Management

📝 Evaluation Guidelines under NEP

Performance of students shall be monitored throughout the Semester by adopting Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation. It will have the following components, both in theory and practical

🔍 Internal Evaluation (40%)

Continuous & Comprehensive Assessment

50% (e.g., 20 marks if total 40) : Sessional / Midterm Test (conducted as per GU guidelines)
50% (e.g., 20 marks) : Any three from the following:
- Class assignment / Home assignment / Case studies
- Class test / Unit test
- Field work
- Group discussion
- Seminar presentation
- Participation in class discussion
- Quiz
- Any other evaluative method as determined by the concerned teacher

📋 External Evaluation (60%)

End Semester Examination

60% of total marks in a paper
Examinations (internal or external, theory or practical) are counted separately for the purpose of considering a student as passed or failed.
Both theory and practical components follow the same weightage distribution.

📐 Example Calculation: If Internal Assessment marks = 40, then Midterm (Sessional) = 20 marks, and the remaining 20 marks come from any three activities listed above.

📘 Courses at a glance: FYUGP

📝 Evaluation Guidelines under NEP

🔍 Internal Evaluation (40%)

📋 External Evaluation (60%)

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