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DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A Notification No. E]{,.1FUl4l 12 I DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.p.) M.A" (GEOGRAPHY) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION.2OT4 TIME : 9.00 A.M. TO 12 .00 Noon DATE PAPER SUBJECT 1 0.09.2014 PAPER - VI Geography of Environmental Management. WEDNESDAY OPTIONAL PAPER PAPER _ VII (i) Geography ol A gricultural and Manufacturing. 17.09.2011 PAPER -VIII (i) Ceography of Health. WEDNESDAY PAPER, IX (i) Population Geography. PAPER -vr (ii) Bio-Geography. 27.09.2014 P,APER - VIil (ii) Remote Sensing & G.l.S. SATI IRDAY PAPER IX (ii) Tropical Geomorphology. PAPER -VII (iiD Resource Management. 0l . 10.2014 PAPER - VIlt (iii.) Urban Geography. WEDNESDAY PAPER - rX (iii) Regional Planning and Development. NOTE :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the Question Papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be enteftained under any circumstances. u,rvr,r .d hsgsu.ac. in DATE : 1110812014 Notification No. EX/R/14ll 3 o DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M"A. (HISTORY) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION _ 2OI4 TIME : 9.00 A.M. TO 12 .00 Noon COMPULSORY 12.09.2014 PAPER _ I FRIDAY Twentieth Century World. GROUP _ A MEDIEVAL INDIA HISTORY 3A.09.2014 Society and Culture PAPER. II of India C.A.D. I 200_ 1 750 OR TUESDAY GROUP _ B MODERN INDIA HISTORY History of india 1858-1964 GROUP - A MEnrnvar, INnra nrsroRY I l. I 0.2014 Medieval Indian Arts and Architecture. OR SATURDAY PAPER - III GROUP _ B MODERN INDIA HISTORY Economic History of India CAD 1757_1947 OPTTONAL PAPER (ANi' oND PAPER - IV -A History of Ideas I 5" 10.2014 PAPER -IV-B Historyof Business WEDNESDAY an@ PAPER - IV_C Science and Technology irrcolonial India- PAPER - IV D Women in tnd ian History,. NorE :- l) No Guarantee is given to. examinees regarding the order of the euestion papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissedation shall be accepted only-on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall bc enrenained und"l" un1 circumstances. llr,vw.dhsgsu.ac. in DATE : i 1108/2014 Bvo Af;Tt. REGtSTRAR (EXAM) Notification No. E)?R/14/ I 3 1 DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A. (ECONOMTCS) FrNAL (PRTVATE) MAIN EXAMTNATTON _ 2014 TIME : 9.00 A.M. TO 12 .00 Noon DATE PAPER SUBJECT I 0.09.20I 4 PN PER - IV Indian Econornic Folicv- WEDNESDAY t7.09.2014 PAPER - V Economics of Growth and Development. WEDNESDAY 2'7.09.2014 PAPER - VI lnternational Trade and Finance. SATIJRDAY C PTIONAL PAPER _ ANY ONE FOR PRNVIOUS & ANY ONE F'OR FINAI, PAPER - rrr (A) GT.III : Mathematical Economics. PAPER - rrr (B) GT.III : Econometrics. PAPER , rV (A) Gr.IV : Labour Economics. 01.10.2014 PAPER - IV (B) Gr"lV lnd usrrial WEDNESDAY : Econornic,, PAPER - V (A) Gr.V : Agricultural Economics. PAPER - v (B) Gr.V : Demography. PAPER - V1 (A) Gr.VI: Public Economic PAPER - Vr (B) Gr.VI : Welfare Economics NOTE. :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the euestion papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be enterlained under any circumsrances. u r,r u .dh sgsu.ac. irr DATE : 1110812014 Bvo AiSTT. REGIS Notification No. EX/R/14l l3 ? DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A. (POLITICAL SCIENCE) FINAL (PRJVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION_ 2OT4 TIME : 9.00 A.M. TO 12 "00 Noon DATE PAPER SUBJECT 12.09.20t4 PAPER - V Government and Politics of lndia & State Politics. FRIDAY GROUP A ; INDIAN POLITICS: GROUP A; INDIAN POLITICS: 30.09.2014 PAPER - VI TUESDAY Democracy and Electoral Politics in India .OR GROUP B ; INTERNATIONALRELATION: Diplomacy & International Organization GROUP A; INDIAN POLITICS: 11.10.2014 PAPER - VII SATURDAY Federalism and Political Parties in India. OR GROUP B ; INTERNATIONAL RELATION: lntemational Law & Human Rights GROUP A; INDIAN POLITICS: 15.10.2014 PAPER - VIII WEDNESDAY Politics of Madhya Pradesh & The Local Self Covemment GROUP B ; INTERIIATIONAL RXLATION: Foreign Policy of Major Powers & India (Since 1945) NOTE :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the Question Papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumstances. www.dh sgsu.ac. in DATE : 1110812014 By ot ASITT2REGISTRAR (EXAM) Notification No. EX/N141 13 3 DR. HARISINGH GOUR VTSHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P") M.A. (SOCIOLOGY) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION _ 2()I4 TIME : 9.00 A.M. TO 12 .00 Noon DATE PAPER SUBJECT I 1 .09.2014 PAPER - V Theoretical Perspective in Sociology. THURSDAY 18.09 2014 PAPER - VI Sociology of Change and Development. THURSDAY 29.09.2014 PAPER - VII Political Sociology and Bureaucracy. MONDAY OPTIONAL PAPERS : (ANY ONE) 10. 10.20t 4 PAPER-VIII-A Sociology of Crime & Deviances. FRIDAY PAPER-VIII.B Sociology ofTribe and Weaker Section PAPER.VIII-C Rural Sociology PAPER-VIII-D Urban Sociology NOTE :- 1) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the euestion papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumstances. u wu.dhsgsu.ac.in DATE : 1110812014 ASStr]. REGISTRAR (EXAM) Notification No. EX/R/I4/ 1 3q DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A. (SANSKRIT LITERATURE) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION _ 2014 TIME : 2.00 P.M. TO 5.00 P.M DATE PAPER SUBJECT 11.09.2014 PAPER - V furer lrrR.+ftflq 3N rrsF THTJRSDAY GROUP-K: SAHITYA gfi--cu): q6FF]aI I OR 18.09.2014 PAPER VI GROUP _ Kh : FRAKRAT T,{THA JAIN VIDHYA ; THIJRSDAY Jain Agam Aur Prakrat Vyakaran Tatha Sahitya Ka Itihas GROUP-K: SAIIITYA grFcq: 29.09.2014 PAPER - VII ofdt YIts{ delT il-o oR MONDAY GROUP _ Kh : PRAKRAT TATHA JAIN VIDHYA: Mahakalya, Giti Kalya Tatha Sattak GROUP - K: SAHITYA $ttrq: Natyashasta I 0. 1 0.2014 PAPER - VIII Strotra, Adhunik Kavya Tatha Muktak FRIDAY GROUP _ Kh : PRAKRAT TATHA JAIN VIDHYA: Jain Sanskriti, Tatha Shilalekh. NOTE :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the Question Papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumstances. wwu .dhsgsu.ac.in DATE : l110812014 der, ASSrr.i.REGrSrRAR (EXAM) Notification No. EXIN I4l 13 5 DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A. (HINDI LITERATURE) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION _ 2014 TIME : 2.00 P.M. TO 5 .00 P.N.l DATE PAPER SUBJECT 10.09.2014 PAPER - V Prachin Avam Madhvakalien Kavva. WEDNESDAY t7.09.20t4 PAPER - VI Hindi Nibandh WEDNESDAY 27.09.2014 PAPER - VII Bhasha Vigyan Avam Hindi Bhasha. SATURDAY OPTIONAL PAPER - VIII srF€.q / qf,srfuo {rf ANy ONE PAPER - VIT] -I Surdas. PAPER - VIII- 2 Tulsida. 09. r 0.2014 PAPER VIII-3 Natak Kar Jaishankar Prasad. THURSDAY PAPER ,- VTT - 4 Kavi Surya Kant Tripathi "Nirala" PAPER - VIII-5 Kathakar Premchand. PAPER - VITT-6 Samikchhak Acharya Nand Dulare Bajpai. PAPER . VIII.7 Kavi Agyey. PAPER - VITI-8 Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh. PAPER. VII]-g Bundeli PAPER - VIII-IO Dra>hya Shravl a Madhyam Lekhan NOTE :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the euestion papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination. 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumsrances. u wu.dhsesu.ac.in DATE : 1110812014 Notification No. EX/N141 l3 L DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A, (ENGLISH LITERATURE) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION - 2014 TIME : 2.00 P.M. TO 5.00 P.M DATE PAPF],R SUBJECT l r.09.2014 PAPER - V Major Literary Trends & Movement. THURSDAY 1 8.09.201 4 PAPER - VI Prose. THURSDAY 29.09.2014 PAPER - V]I Critical Theory. MONDAY OPTIONAL PAPER- VIII: I 0" 10.2014 PAPER -Vlll-(a) Indian English Literature. FRIDAY PAPER -Vrrr-(b) American Literature. PAPER -Vlll-(c) Essay. PAPER -Vrrr-(d) Comparative Literature. PAPER -VIII-(c) Philosophical and Psychological School. NOTE :- 1) No Gualantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the Question papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper olexamination. 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumstances. www.dhsqsu.ac.in DATE : I110812014 der, Notification No. EXINl4l 137 DR. HARISINGH GOUR VISHWAVIDYALAYA, SAGAR (M.P.) M.A. (URDU) FINAL (PRIVATE) MAIN EXAMINATION_ 2014 TIME : 2.00 P.M. TO 5 .00 P.M DATE PAPER SUBJECT I 1 .09.2014 PAPER - I Dastan NoveI Afsana, Drama THIJRSDAY 1 8.09"20 l4 PAPF,R . TT Nazam Nigary THURSD,4Y 29.09.2014 PAPER - III Iqbal Khusoosi MuLalia (Special Stud)) MONDAY I 0. 10.2014 PAPER - IV Urdu Sahafat (Jaurnalisam) Aur Adabi Mazmoon (Essay) FRIDAY NOTE :- l) No Guarantee is given to examinees regarding the order of the euestion papers. 2) Walk-out papers will not be held again. 3) Dissertation shall be accepted only on the last paper of examination" 4) No change in dates shall be entertained under any circumstances. \ tu&dl!c$4e.u DATE : 1110812014 Bv Oider.
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