[Link] SUBODH P.G.
COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS),
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2014-15.
B.A./[Link]. Part I
st
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-1
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
Physical Geography -I (Lithosphere)
Paper Code: GEO 101 (Theory - Paper I)
Section-A
Nature and scope of physical geography, main division of physical geography, Solar system, Geological Time
Scale, Origin of the Earth- Introduction to various theories, View on Boson.
Section-B
Interior of the Earth, Theory of Isostasy, Origin of continents and oceans-Theory of Continental Drift
(Wegener's Drift theory);Introduction of Plate tectonics, Sea-floor spreading,
Section-C
Rocks : Origin and classification, Endogenetic and Exogenetic Forces of the Earth. Meaning and concept of
Geosynclines Mountain Building Theories (Joly, Kober , Homes).Volcanoes and related landforms.
Earthquakes and seismology, Denudation: (i) Weathering- types and results, (ii) Erosion- and conservation of
land.
Section-D
Agents of erosion- Works of running water, glaciers, wind, waves and underground water and their
landforms. Erosion – Concept of Cycle of erosion. Rejuvenation of landforms, Normal Cycle of Erosion by
Davis and Penck.
Geography of Rajasthan-1 (Physical and Cultural Aspects)
Paper Code: GEO 102 (Theory - Paper II)
Section-A
Geological structure, Physiographic division of Rajasthan : Western sandy plain, Aravali range, Eastern plains,
Hadoti plateau. Climate : Climatic condition in Rajasthan, Climatic regions of Rajasthan. Drought and Famine
in Rajasthan, Government programmes to deal with them. Rivers of Rajasthan: Arabian sea drainage system,
Bay of Bengal drainage system, Lakes of Rajasthan-Sweet water lakes, Salty lakes, water resource
availability, problems and conversation of water.
Section-B
Soil: Classification and distribution of soils in Rajasthan, soil erosion and soil conversation, Desertification.
Desert development programme. Aravali Hill Development Programme. Introduction, Factors affecting
vegetation : Physical, Climatic, Biotic, Types of natural vegetation, Forest depletion and their conservation,
Government steps for improvement, Programmes for their development.
Section-C
Factors affecting population, Growth, Distribution and Density of population in Rajasthan, qualitative and
quantitative aspects of population, Schedule tribe and Schedule cast, Population Problems and appraise.
Introduction, factors affecting the Site and Situation of settlements, types of settlements. Rural and Urban
settlements and their pattern. Building materials
Section-D
Tribes of Rajasthan: Meena, Bhils, Garasia ,their problems, Programmes for their development. Regional
planning approach-Regional developments, developed regions, schemes of development, problems.
Essential Readings :
Paper-I
Singh, Savindra : Physical Geography, Prayag Pustak Bhawan, Allahabad.
Husain, Majid : Fundamentals of Physical Geography, Rawat Publication,
Jawahar Nagar, Jaipur.
Lal, D.S. : Physical Geography, Sharda Pustak Bhawan, Allahabad.
Strahler, A.N. : Modern Physical Geography, John Witey and Sons, Inc.
New York.
Bergman : Introduction to Geography, Person Education.
Bunnett, R.B. : Physical Geography in Diagrams, Orient Longman, New
Delhi.
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Bhalla, L.R. : Geography of Rajasthan, Kuldeep Publication, Jaipur.
Mishra, V.C. : Geography of Rajasthan, NBT, Delhi.
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B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2014-15.
B.A./[Link]. Part I
st
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-1
Practical
Paper Code: GEO 103 (Practical – Paper I)
Scheme :
45 ESE
Max marks : For Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
For Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work and Viva-Voce
Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva-Voce (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Scales : Definition and Types . Conversion of R.F into Statement and Vis-a-versa.
Construction of Plain, Comparative, Diagonal scale and Time scale. Find out scale on the map
Enlargement and reduction of maps, Manual techniques, Electronic techniques.
Representation of Relief: Methods of showing relief : Spot heights, Trig point, Bench Marks,
Hachures, Hill Shading, Contours
Contours : Study of contours of important landforms: Hill, Plateau, Gorge, Waterfall, Hanging valley,
U shaped valley, V shaped valley, Types of slopes, conical hill, Ridge with pass-col and Saddle Lake,
Cliff and caldera, Sea Cliff and escarpment. Simple meander and ox-bow lake, Spur and Cirque.
Profiles : Definition and Types, methods of drawing of a profile- strip method and perpendicular
method. Significance of Vertical exaggeration while drawing profiles of mountainous and plain areas.
Drawing of Serial profile : Superimposed, Composite, Traverse and Longitudinal profile.
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications, Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda Pub.
Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot, Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students friends
Allahabad
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B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2014-15.
B.A./[Link]. Part I
nd
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-2
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
Physical Geography-II (Climatology and Oceanography)
Paper Code: GEO 201 (Theory - Paper III)
Section-A
Composition and Structure of Atmosphere, Insolation, Temperatures: world patterns- July and January,
Horizontal and Vertical distribution of atmospheric temperature, Inversion of Temperature. Heat budget of
the earth. And the atmosphere Atmospheric pressures and pressure belts of the world; Corriolis forces
(concept and effects), Wind circulation; planetary and local winds; monsoons concepts and theories of the
origin of monsoon , origin of Indian monsoon, jet streams; clouds, humidity, Types of Rainfall , Air masses.
Section-B
Adiabatic and non adiabatic(concepts), cyclones, anti-cyclones and associated weathers. types and
distribution of precipitation; Koppen’s and Thornthwaite’s classification of world climate, concept of micro
climatic changes,Global warming (related to glacial).
Section-C
Definition, nature and scope of Oceanography, Importance of study of Oceangraphy Hydrological cycle,
marine resources, coral reefs. Ocean temperature.
Section-D
Bottom topography of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans; Salinity of oceans; ocean deposits; ocean
movements( waves, currents, tsunamies and tides). Oceans as the store house for future (economic
importance) floor of the Indian ocean- a detail study.
Geography of Rajasthan-II (Economic Aspects)
Paper Code: GEO 202 (Theory - Paper IV)
Section-A
Introduction, Distribution and density of Livestock, Breeds of Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Camels, Poultry, Dairy
Development projects in Rajasthan.
Section-B
Irrigation development:Water Resources: Sources of irrigation in Rajasthan, Irrigational Projects : Detailed
study of Indira Gandhi Canal Project, Chambal Project, Mahi Bajaj Sagar Project and minor projects.
Impacts of these projects on physical and socio-economic aspects.
Section-C
Land use, Dry farming, Major crops-Bajra, Wheat, Guar, Gram, Jowar, Maize, Barley, Rice. Cash crops:
Sugar cane, Cotton, Oil seeds, Groundnut, Tobacco, Spices, Agricultural Regions of the State, Problems of
Agriculture development. Metallic : Iron-ore, Zinc, Manganese, Lead, Silver, Copper, Tungston, Non
Metallic: Gypsum, Mica, feldspar , Asbestos, Silica, Quartz, Manganese, China clay, Fire clay, Dolomite,
Emeralds.
Section-D
INDUSTRIES : textile, Sugar, cement, marble and granite, fertilizer, zinc, and copper smelting Conventional
sources of energy: Coal, Petrol, Natural gas, Hydro-electricity Non-Conventional sources of energy
Problems and Measures. Trade and Transport Pattern of Rajasthan. Development of tourism.
Essential Readings :
Paper-III
Crtchifield J.H. : General Climatology Prentic Hall India, New Delhi
Lal, D.S. : Climatology & Oceanography, Sharda Pustak
Bhawan, Allahabad
Siddharth, K. : Atmosphere, Weather & Climate, Kitab Mahal, New
Delhi
Siddharth, K. : Oceanography : A Brief Introduction, Kitab Mahal,
New Delhi
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Bhalla, L.R. : Geography of Rajasthan, Kuldeep Publication, Jaipur.
Mishra, V.C. : Geography of Rajasthan, NBT, Delhi.
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B.A./[Link]. Part I
nd
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-2
Practical
Paper Code: GEO 203 (Practical – Paper I)
Scheme :
45 ESE
Max Marks : For Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
For Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work and Viva
Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Scheme Contents
Chain and Tape Survey : Introduction to the techniques of field survey in Geography.
Importance of Chain and Tape Surveying, Characteristics. Stages of Surveying, Study of
the instruments and their use in the survey.
Introduction to Surveying
1. Open Traverse
2. Closed Traverse
Merits and Demerits of Chain and Tape survey.
Weather Maps :
Study and interpretation of Indian weather maps of January and July, knowledge of weather
instrument and Weather Symbols Representation of climatic data use. One dimensional
diagrams (Concept and uses). Construction of a Climograph and Hythergraph. Drawing of
Isobar, Isotherms and Isohytes map (always use recent data.
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications, Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda Pub.
Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot, Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students friends
Allahabad
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B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2014-15.
B.A./[Link]. Part II
rd
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-3
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
Geography of India -I
Paper Code: GEO 301 (Theory Paper-V)
Objective:
This paper helps the student to have a regional study of India learning its physiography,
drainage, climate, agriculture scenario, industrial trends and transport.
SECTION-A
Physical Setting: Location of India in the world context; Physiography, Drainage, Climate :
Seasons, Mechanism of Indian monsoons; Tropical cyclones and western disturbances ;
Climatic regions; Natural vegetation.
SECTION-B
Resources Soil types and their distribution .Mineral and Energy resources: Distribution,
utilization and conservation, livestock resources, water resource (sub surface and surface),
watershed management. Agriculture Factors Affecting Agriculture; Infrastructure–irrigation,
institutional factors–land holdings, and land reforms; land capability, agro-and social forestry,
agro-climatic regions, green revolution.
SECTION-C
Industry Evolution of industries; Factors affecting location of industries, major industrial
regions, cotton, jute, iron and steel, fertilizer, paper, chemicals, automobile and cottage
industries; industrial development and new industrial govt. policies (current year).
SECTION-D
Transport, Communication and Trade Road, railway, waterways, airways and pipeline
networks and their complementary roles in regional development; Importance of ports,
Regional Planning, Regionalization in India, Economic Regions of India.
Human Geography-I
Paper Code: GEO 302 (Theory paper-VI)
SECTION-A
Definition, aim and scope of Human Geography, Relation of Human Geography with other
sciences, Essential facts of Human geography by Brunches and Huntington.
SECTION-B
Schools of thought in Human Geography Determinism, Neo- determinism and Possibilism.
Races of mankind, Distribution and characteristics.
SECTION-C
Human establishments and centers of human civilization. Building materials and house types
in the world. Primary Human occupations, Elements of the environment and their impact on
the Habitat, economy and Society of Eskimos, pygmies, Bushman
SECTION-D
Indian Tribes – Bhil, Meena, Gond Naga – Habitat Economy and Society. Cultural Regions
of India.
Essential Readings :
Paper-I
Tritha, R : Geography of India, Rawat Publication, New Delhi
Gautam, Alka : Advanced Geography of India, Sharda Publication,
Allahabad
Singh, R.L. : India-A Regional Geography, UBS Publication &
Distributors Ltd, New Delhi
Singh Jagdish : India-A, Comprehensive Systematic Geography,
Gayonodaya Prakasan, Gorkhpur,
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Tripathi, R.K. : Human Geography, Commonwealth.
Hussain, Majid : Human Geography, Rawat Publication, Jaipur.
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B.A./[Link]. Part II
rd
B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-3
PRACTICAL
Paper Code: GEO 303 (Practical Paper-III)
45 ESE
Max Marks : For Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
For Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work and Viva - Voce
Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva –Voce (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Representation of Statistical Data ---Two and Three dimensional diagrams,
their
construction, properties and uses in special reference to the following
diagrams representing -Population, agriculture and transportation .
1. Pyramid diagram
2. Square diagram
3. Rectangular diagram
4. Sector/Spherical
5. Ring diagram
6. Pie diagram
7. Traffic Flow
Maps : Quantitative Map: Dot Map , Isopleth Map, Choropleth Map
Qualitative Map: Picture maps, Chorochromatic, Chororschematic
maps etc.
Statistical Methods :
Application of Mean, Median, Mode, Quartile deviation, mean deviation,
Standard deviation, Correlation in Geography.
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications,
Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda
Pub. Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot,
Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students
friends Allahabad
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B.A./[Link]. Part II
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-4
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
GEOGRAPHY OF INDIA -II
Paper Code: GEO 401 (Theory Paper-VII)
Objective:
This paper helps the student to study India in detail knowing its culture, settlements, political
scenario and planning in detail.
SECTION-A
Cultural Setting Races, major tribes and their problems; Population: Qualitative and
Quantitative aspects: Growth, distribution and density of population, Migration, Population
problems and policies. Settlements- Classification and types of rural settlements and urban
settlements, Urbanization and related problems.
SECTION-B
Regional Development and Planning: regional disparities Planning regions and regional
planning. Developmental Planning: Multi-level planning, Planning for backward areas.
SECTION-C
Indian Economy – Factors affecting Indian Economy, Economic policies, International trade.
Contemporary issues regional disparity, poverty, population explosion, globalization. Impact
of Development on Environment-Social and ethnic tension, gender discrimination and
empowerment of women.
SECTION-D
Contemporary Issues - Environmental hazards–landslides, earthquakes, floods and droughts,
environmental pollution and environment strategies
Human Geography-II
Paper Code: GEO 402 (Theory Paper-VIII)
Objective:
This paper benefits the student in the field of demography, migration trends and urbanization.
SECTION-A
World Demographic Trends, Growth, Demographic Transition, Malthusian and Marxian
models of Population., distribution and density Concepts of over population , under
population and Optimum population
SECTION-B
Population Resource regions; Principal Human Agglomerations (Ecumene and non
Ecumene). World population problems .and policies, International Migration: pull and push
factors of migration history of .migration, Policies, Causes and consequences of migration.
SECTION-C
Factors affecting Settlements, Basis of Classification of Settlements. Types and patterns of
rural settlements. Urbanization trends, problems of urbanization.
SECTION-D
Relation between man and resources, Resource utilization. Concept of Resources
Conservation, Resource region of world.
Essential Readings :
Paper-III
Tritha, R : Geography of India, Rawat Publication, New Delhi
Gautam, Alka : Advanced Geography of India, Sharda Publication,
Allahabad
Singh, R.L. : India-A Regional Geography, UBS Publication &
Distributors Ltd, New Delhi
Singh Jagdish : India-A, Comprehensive Systematic Geography,
Gayonodaya Prakasan, Gorkhpur,
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Tripathi, R.K. : Human Geography, Commonwealth.
Hussain, Majid : Human Geography, Rawat Publication, Jaipur.
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[Link] SUBODH P.G. COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2014-15.
B.A./[Link]. Part II
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-4
PRACTICAL
Paper Code: GEO 403 (Practical Paper-IV)
45 ESE
Max Marks : For Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
For Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work / Research Project /
Topographical Survey and Viva -Voce Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva –Voce (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Prismatic Compass Survey: Introduction to the techniques of field survey in
Geography. Importance of Prismatic Compass Surveying, Characteristics,
Merits and Demerits of this survey. Stages of Surveying, Study of the
instruments used in the survey.
Types of Prismatic Surveying:
- Open Traverse
- Closed Traverse
- Bowdich Method
- Introduction of Cartography : History & Tools
Study of topographical sheets
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications,
Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda
Pub. Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot,
Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students
friends Allahabad
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[Link] SUBODH P.G. COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2015-16.
B.A./[Link]. Part III
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-5
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
Evolution of Geographical Thought
Paper Code: GEO 501 (Theory Paper – IX)
Objective: This paper is an attempt towards making the student aware of the various fields
of Geography like, Thought, Agriculture, Industrial, Urban and Transport.
SECTION-A
Meaning and definition, nature, aims and purpose, approaches and concepts of Geography.
History of Geographic Thought - The nature of Geography is the early classical period with
reference to the works of Herodotus, Eratosthenes, Strabo and Ptolemy.
SECTION-B
Early Medieval Geography. The Revival of Geography from the 16th to the early 19th century.
Development of Geographical ideas during 20th Century. Founders of Modern Geography. The
works of Varenius. Humboldt and Ritter.
SECTION-C
The nature of Geographical Thought in the second half of 19th century. The Dualism in
Geography. Physical & Human Geography, Determinism and Possibilism, Regional & Systematic
Geography, Qualitative and Quantitative Geography. Myth and reality about Dualism.
SECTION-D
The Works of Retzel, Semple, Richthofen, Hettner, Herbertson and saur, Contribution of W.M.
Davis.
World Geography-I
Paper Code: GEO 502 (Theory Paper – X)
Objective: This paper helps the student know about the various economic aspects of the world.
It helps them study about the various natural resources, crops and minerals etc.
SECTION-A
Introduction to the major regions and developed (U.S, Japan and U.K.) and developing( India,
Brazil and China ) countries of the world, Major vegetation, soil, agriculture.
SECTION-B
Sectors of Economy-Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary activity, Natural Resources:
Definition, Classification, Distribution, exploitation and conservation of Forests, Soil, , Fisheries,
Water and wet land.
SECTION-C
Geography of Primary Production, Agriculture–Wheat, Rice, Sugarcane, Cotton, tea, Coffee, Jute,
Rubber, World Agricultural types. Agriculture Regions of World.
SECTION-D
Minerals- Factors affecting the mining and exploitation of Minerals, Metallic and Non- Metallic,
Exploitation and conservation of mineral resources. Energy Resources: Conventional energy
resources; distribution and production of coal, petrol and natural gas.
Essential Readings :
PAPER-I
Prof. Husain Majid : Evolution of Geographical Thought Rawat Publications,
Jawahar Nagar, Jaipur
Kathuria, C. D. : History of Geographical Thought : Centrum Press
Prof. Husain Majid : Human Geography : Rawat Publicalions, Jawahar Nagar,
Jaipur
Peet, Richard : Modern Geographical Thought : Rawat Publicalions, Jawahar
Nagar, Jaipur
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Hussain, M. : World Geography, Rawat Publications, New Delhi.
Siddharth, K. : World Geography, Kitab Mahal, New Delhi
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[Link] SUBODH P.G. COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2015-16.
B.A./[Link]. Part III
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-5
PRACTICAL
Paper Code: GEO 503 (Practical Paper-V)
45 ESE
Max Marks : or Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
or Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work and Viva-Voce
Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva –Voce (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Map Projection: Definition, Classification. Construction of projections by
graphical method-
1. Polar Zenithal Projection
2. Gnomonic Projection
3. Equal area Zenithal Projection
4. Stereographic Projection
5. Orthographic projection
6. Simple Conical Projection with one Standard Parallel
7. Conical projection with two Standard Parallel
8. Polyconic Projection
9. Bonne’s Projection
10. Mercators Projection
11. Gall’s Projection
12. Simple Cylindrical Projection
13. Cylindrical Equal Area Projection
Topographical Sheets: Definition, Classification and Topographical Symbols;
interpretation of Indian topographical Sheets.
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications, Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda Pub.
Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot, Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students friends
Allahabad
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[Link] SUBODH P.G. COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2015-16.
B.A./[Link]. Part III
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-6
Science Arts
Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1 [Link] =04M. Part-A : 04 Ques.: Map (Comp.) 4x1¼ [Link] =05M.
Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x1 [Link] =10M. Part-B : 10 Ques.: Short. Ans. Comp. 10x½ [Link] =05M.
Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M. Part-C : 04 Ques.: (01 Q. from each unit with Internal choice)= [Link]=40M.
Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 54M. Total Marks of End Semester Exam = 50M.
Internal Assessment (CIA) = 21M. Internal Assessment (CIA) = 20M.
Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 75M. Maximum Marks each Semester per paper = 70M.
Minimum Marks = 30M. Minimum Marks = 28M
Geographical Methodologies
Paper Code: GEO 601 (Theory Paper – XI)
Objective: This paper is an attempt towards making the student aware of the various fields
of Geography like, Political, Social and Regional.
SECTION-A
Methodology : Problems of Geographical Research, Identification of Problems in Geography,
Source and Nature of data, Collection and Tabulation, hypothesis and models.
SECTION-B
Sampling : Types of Sampling, Sample size, Need of Sampling, Sampling area and Problems,
Preparation of Research Projects & Reports.
SECTION-C
Methods of Delimitation of agriculture, economics, industrial regions, measurement of
agriculture productivity, Crop combinations and diversification.
SECTION-D
Models of Transportation, transport cost, Inter regional and intra regional, Connectivity and
Accessibility. Delimiting sphere of city influence, Integrated area development planning.
World Geography-II
Paper Code: GEO 602 (Theory Paper-XII)
Objective: This paper will facilitate the students to know about the energy resources, the
industries of the world and the role of major organization in the world.
SECTION-A
India and Non-Proliferation Treaty: Historical background and recent trends, Atomic Energy
and Indo U.S Nuclear deal. Energy crisis and policies for development.
SECTION-B
World industries, Location patterns and problems of Textile, iron and steel, food processing,
paper and pulp, industries
SECTION-C
Contemporary issues in World Geography : Globalization and economic development–
concepts, measurement and problems; Agreements under new economic order (WTO).
World Trade and Transport. Environment and Sustainable development : Disaster
Management – Types (Natural and Man made).
SECTION-D
Role of international and Regional organizations in shaping the world economy. Study of
WTO, EU, SAARC, ASEAN.
Environmental Problems of World – Biodiversity, Ozone layer, Climatic changes etc.
Essential Readings :
PAPER-III
Barsil Gomes & John : Research Method in Geography, Blackwell Pub.
Paul Gomes
Hagget & Chorely : Models in Geography, TMH, New Delhi
Hagget Peter : Geography, A Modern Synthesis, TMH, New Delhi
King, C.A.M. : Techniques in Geomorphology, Prentice Hall
Mahmood, A. : Quantitative Techniques inGeography Jawahar Pub. New
Delhi
Worting ten & Gant : Techniques of Map Analysis, Methuen, London
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Hussain, M. : World Geography, Rawat Publications, New Delhi.
Siddharth, K. : World Geography, Kitab Mahal, New Delhi
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[Link] SUBODH P.G. COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
RAMBAGH CIRCLE, JAIPUR-302015
B.A/[Link]. Three -Year Semester Scheme outline 2015-16.
B.A./[Link]. Part III
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B.A./[Link]. Geography, Semester-6
PRACTICAL
Paper Code: GEO 603 (Practical Paper-VI)
45 ESE
Max Marks : or Science – 75
30 CIA
36 ESE
or Arts – 60
24 CIA
Science – 21 Marks
1. Written Paper on Lab work (03 hours)
Arts - 18 Marks
Science – 10 (6 + 4)
2. Record work and Viva-Voce
Arts - 08 ( 5 + 3)
Science – 14 (9 + 5)
3. Field Survey & Viva-Voce (03 hours)
Arts - 10 ( 7 + 3)
Plane Table Survey and Indian Pattern Clinometer. Exercise : Introduction to
the techniques of field survey in Geography. Importance of Plane Table
Surveying, Characteristics. Stages of Surveying Study of the instruments used in
the survey.
Basic principles of Surveying:
1. Intersection Method
2. Radiation Method
3. Resection Method
Merits and Demerits of plane table survey.
Remote Sensing: Introduction to remote sensing. Aerial photography.
GIS and GPS – Preliminary Introduction.
Essential Readings :
Sharma, J.P. : Practical Geography, Rastogi Publications, Meerut
Singh, L.R. : Fundamentals of Practical Geography, Sharda Pub.
Allahabad
Sharma, S.R. : Practical Geography, College Book depot, Jaipur
Crampton, J. : Mapping, Black well, Publications
Singh, R. L. : Elements of Practical Geography, Students friends
Allahabad
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