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Kokborok (General) (Choice Based Credit System) (Effective from the Academic Session 2018-2019) SYLLABUS & PROGRAMME STRUCTURE Kokborok (General) (Choice Based Credit System) (Effective from the Academic Session 2018-2019) Fifth Semester MAHARAJA BIR BIKRAM UNIVERSITY AGARTALA, TRIPURA: 799004 Semester Core Course Ability Skill Discipline Generic Enhancement Enhancement Specific Elective (12) Compulsory Course Course (SEC) Elective (GE) Kokborok (General) | Semester - V (AECC) (2) (2) (DSE) (2) (4) 1 Compulsory English-1 AECC1 DSC- 1 A : Environmental (Paper-I of choice of Science subject-I) DSC- 2 A (Paper-I of choice of subject-II) 2 Compulsory English-2 AECC2 DSC- 1 B : (Paper-II of choice of (English/MIL) subject-I) (English/Bengali/Ko DSC- 2 B kborak/Hindi) (Paper-II of choice of (Communication) subject-II) 3 Compulsory MIL-1 SEC1 (Alternative (From Choice English/Bengali/Kokborak/Hi of subject-I) ndi) DSC- 1 C (Paper-III of choice of subject-I) DSC- 2 C (Paper-III of choice of subject-II) 4 Compulsory MIL-2 SEC2 (From (Alternative Choice of English/Bengali/Kokborak/Hi subject-II) ndi) DSC- 1D (Paper-IV of choice of subject-I) DSC- 2D (Paper-IV of choice of subject-II) 5 SEC3 (From DSE1A GE-1 (Choice of (From Choice (From subject-I) of subject-I) Choice of DSE2A (From subject-I) Choice of subject-II) 6 SEC4 (From DSE1B (From GE-2 (Choice of Choice of (From subject-II) subject-I) Choice of DSE2B subject-II) (From Choice of subject-II) PROGRAMME STRUCTURE Structure of Proposed CBCS Syllabus for B.A/B.Com (General) Kokborok (General) | Semester - V Semester – V DSE – Paper – I (A) ( General ) TOTALMARKS – 100 (End Semester-80; Internal-20) Unit-I Short stories 1. Khumtoya Kamio thangnairog by Shyamlal Debbarma 2. Mangkhong by Dr. Atul Debbarma 3. Dwlwng by Utpal Debbarma Unit – II Novel 1. Tongthai naitugwi by Shyamlal Debbarma Unit-III Drama 1. Kormoti by Narendra Debbarma 2. Holong Beserni Chati by Ruhi Deb Barma Unit-IV Essays 1. Kokborok Luku Hukumu by Shyamlal Debbarma 2. Tipra Bharat eba Jaduni by Rabindra Kishore Debbarmar 3. Tripurani Athukiri kwchwng Mahendra Debbarma by Snehamoy Roy Choudhury Suggested Readings: 1. Debbarma Shyamlal, Edited, ADONG, A collection of selected short stories, 1987, Kokborok Sahitya Sanskriti Samsad, Agartala. Debbarma Utpal, Dwlwng, A Collection of Kokborok Short Stories, 2010 Kokborok Sahitya. 2. Debbarma Shyamlal, Tongthai naitugwi, 2007, Kokborok sahitya samsa,. Agartala Debbarma 3. Choudhuri Suranjan Kundu, Edited, Surang, 2014, Jora publications, Agartala. 4. Debbarma Narendra, Kokborok natok bwchab, 2017, Kokborok tei kubun borok bangthaya bosongni kok dagikhung, Govt. of Tripura, Agartala. 5. Choudhuri Suranjan Kundu, Edited, Suri Kokborok kokbwkhal bwchap, 2016, Jora publications, Agartala. 6. Debbarma Ruhi, Competition of the Kokborok dramas, being published by the Language Wing, Education Department, TTAADC, Khumulwng. _______________ Semester – V GE (G) – Paper – I Kokborok (General) | Semester - V ( General ) DRAMA AND POEMS TOTALMARKS – 100 (End Semester-80; Internal-20) Unit-I Drama i. Hakhor Bisingni Nokharbaisidi by Nagendra Jamatia Unit-II Drama i. Longtoraini Ekolobya by Nanda Kumar Debbarma Unit-III Poems i. Chamari Ompa by Rahindra Debbarma ii. Tal kwchang Yorkhwlai Thango by Sefali Debbarma iii. Khapango Ehu Ehu Khorang by Sachlang Tripura Unit-IV Poems i. Nikuma rutugwi by Utpal Debbarma ii. Barsa Khum by Sabita Debbarma iii. Twimani swraimung by Laximidhan Murasing Suggested Readings: 1. Jamatia, Nagendra, Hakor bisingni nokharbaisidi, 2001, Tribal Research & Cultural Insitture, Govt. of Tripura, Agartala. 2. Debbarma, Nanda Kumar, Longtoraini Ekolobya, 2013, Smt. Sadhana Guha publisher, Colonel Bari, Krishnanagar, Agartala. 3. Debbarma, Rahindra Hachukni Khorang, 2015, Language Wing, Education department, TTAADC, Khumulung, Tripura. 4. Debbarma Sefali, Tal kwchang Yorkhwlai Tango, 2008, Akshar publications, Jaganath Bari Road, Agartala. 5. Debbarma, Binoy, An anthology of Kokborok poems, Language Wing, Education Department, TTAADC, Khumulwng, Tripura. 6. Debbarma, Utpal, Khatanghorwi, 2015, Language Wing, Education Department, TTAADC, Khumulwng, Tripura. 7. Debbarma, Sabita, Barsa Khum, 2009, Language Wing, Education Department, TTAADC, Khumulwng, Tripura. ______________.
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