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BA I (Semester I) Co1: Knowledge About Friendship B.A I (Semester I) Co1: Knowledge about friendship. Co2: To know the effect of sound pollution. Co3: Understand the features of Pramchand’s literature. Co4 : To know the importance of shortcomings in life. Co5 : To introduce Mahabharat. Co6: To understand the arts of borrowness. Co7 : To introduce poets & their works . B.A I Year Sem II Co1: To inform literature of Vidyaniwas Mishra . Co2: Understand the importance of Hindi language. Co3: To know the loneliness people. Co4: To know the importance of Animals & Birds. Co5: Understand the honor of women. Co6: To know the satirical literature of Harishankar Parsai. Co7: To introduce poets & their works. B.A II Year Sem III Co1: To Know the various difficulties of education. Co2: To know the importance of villages self-dependancy. Co3: To understand the shortcomings of intelligent people. Co4: To understand the bullock cart fair. Co5: Knowledge about rich and pours. Co6: To know the life of Albert Einstein. Co7: The speciality of poets like Sant Namdeo, Sant Rohidas, Ghananand, Muktibodh, Raghuvir Sahay, Niraj’s literature. B.A II Year Sem IV Co1: To know the importance of life. Co2: To know the Co-relation of culture and civilization. Co3: To know about rural life . Co4: To know the importance of environment. Co5: To introduce the thoughts of Mahatma Basveshwar. Co6: To understand the sensivity about urban life. Co7: To know the speciality of the poet like Raskhan Adneya, Nagarjun, Dhumil, Subhadrakumari Chavhan, Chandrasen Virat’s literature. B. A. III Year Co1: Knowledge about Indian society and culture. Co2: To know the importance of virtues in life. Co3: To introduce the speciality of Amir Khusaro’s literature. Co4: To know the effect of meal on our health. Co5: To know the importance of hospital experiences in our life. Co6: To know the importance of inspiration in our life. Co7: To know the sports importance in our life. Co8: To introduce side effect of bomb attacked. Co9: To know the speciality of Shivmangalsingh Suman, Girija kumar Mathur, Dharmavir Bharati, Surveshwardayal Succena, Ramkrushna Shrivastav’s literature. B.Com I Sem I CO1: Knowledge about Premchand’s literature. CO2: To understand patriotism. CO3: To understand affinity about household appliance. CO4: Knowledge about Sagar Vishwavidyalaya. CO5: To understand social restrictions and social responsibility. CO6: To develop the selflessness. CO7: To understand the female awareness. CO8: To know about Saint Kabeer, Jagnnathdas Ratnakar, Jayshankar Prasad, Yatindra Mishra, Rajesh Mohata and Harish Arora. B.Com I Sem II CO1: Understand the works of Swami Dayanand. CO2: Awareness about selfish people. CO3: Understand the importance of relations. CO4: To know about feminism. CO5: Knowledge about love and affinity. CO6: To develop good behavior. CO7: To aware about feminism. CO8: To introduce poet and their works. B.Com II Sem III CO1: To know the literature of Pandit Neharu. CO2: To know the features of Ramdharisingh Dinkar. CO3: To know the Place of Hindi language in Globalization. CO4: Understand the Literature of Gopaldas Vyas . CO5: To Know the importment of advertisement. CO6: Understand the literature of Premchand. CO7: Knowledge about Ramdhanshinghs literature. CO8: To know the speciality of M.Gupt,Shivamangalsing Suman, Sumitranandan Pant, Kedarnath Agrawal, etc. B.Com II Sem IV CO1: To inform about science and religion. CO2: To inform importance the protection of environment & women. CO3: Knowledge about happy life. CO4: To know the importance of translations. CO5: To inform spring season . CO6: To know about village life. CO7: To introduce speciality of Shivaji Maharaj. CO8: To know the speciality of Nagarjun, Hariwanshray Bacchan, Mahadevi Varma, Gopaldas, Niraj, Dharmaveer Bharti, Raghuveer Sahay’s literature. B.Com III CO1: To introduce Ramchandra Shukla’s literature. CO2: To understand platonic love. CO3: To know the loyality towards master. CO4: Understand the speciality of Dr. Nagendra. CO5: To know the offinity & forgivness. CO6: To describe the enemy of country. CO7: To know the life of death. CO8: To know the speciality of Hajariprasad Dhvivedee, Yashpal Jain’s literature. B.Sc I Sem. I CO1: To understand the yadnya in our life. CO2: To know the importance of values in our life. CO3: To know the importance of childhood, younghood & oldage. CO4: To know the change in the nature of old people. CO5: Understand the importance of Shivaji Maharaj’s biography. CO6: To know the corruption & its effects. CO7: To introduce poets & their works. B.Sc I Sem. II CO1: To understand the works of Swami Dayanand. CO2: Awareness about selfish people. CO3: Understand the importance of relations. CO4: To know about feminism. CO5: Knowledge about love & affinity. CO6: To develop good behaviour. CO7: To aware feminism. CO8: To introduce poets & their works. .
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