1. Dear students, I take this opportunity to welcome you all on behalf of the staff and other stakeholders of this college. I am aware that getting admission into such a college in Delhi University is an achievement and I congratulate all of you for that. I also take this opportunity to inform you that Motilal Nehru College which was established in the year 1964, will be celebrating its Golden Jubilee this year. As students of this great institution, you will be part of celebrating a wonderful moment in its history while you start and continue your journey for a wholesome and fruitful academic experience under the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP). Principal

2.  The FYUP program was introduced keeping in mind the demands of modern day education. Flexibility in choice and the interdisciplinary nature of subjects to be taught are the key to a modern successful education.  Under this programme, students will have to study total 20 major subjects at a deep level for Bachelor with Honours in each course which are called Discipline Courses-I (DC-I).  In the 4 Year Undergraduate Programme, students will be offered 6 minor subjects of their liking for additional knowledge and building their competencies outside their main subjects of study. These subjects are called Discipline Courses-II (DC-II). You will be studying the Discipline II papers from the 2 year (3 rd Semester)  Apart from DC-I and DC-II courses, you will also be studying 11 Foundation Courses (FC), 1 Applied Language Course, and another 4 skilled based subjects known as Applied Courses (AC), spread across the semesters.  You will also be studying a paper called Integrated Mind Body & Heart (IMBH). This is a practice- oriented programme of study. The course will foster a value system that relies on actions stemming in harmony with an inner value system. This will only be taught in the first Year.  The Foundation Courses and the Application Courses are Compulsory in nature and the course on IMBH is a Non-Credit Course.  It is important to note that you may also apply for your masters programme based on your choice of the Discipline II (DC-II) subject.  The flexible nature of the programme allows the student to exit after the 2 nd year with a Diploma, 3 rd year with a Bachelor’s degree and finally a Bachelor’s with Honours after 4 years.

4. Students from different disciplines have been grouped into TWO groups GROUP - ‘A’ and GROUP - ‘B’ according to their disciplines. GROUP - ‘A’ will consist of students from the Disciplines of  Economics (2 Sections)  History (2 Sections)  Hindi (2 Sections)  Political Science (2 Sections)  Mathematics (2 Sections)  Physics (2 Sections) Group - ‘B’ will consist of students from the Disciplines of  Chemistry (2 Sections)  Commerce (6 Sections)  English (2 Sections)  Sanskrit (1 Section) ***Please check with your respective departments /college office to confirm your section.

5. Courses  Language, Literature, and Creativity – I (Hindi/Sanskrit)*** Language, Literature, and Creativity – I  Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English) Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English)  Information Technology Information Technology  Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management  Science and Life Science and Life  Indian History and Culture Indian History and Culture  Building Mathematical Ability Building Mathematical Ability There will also be another Course in the First Year called Applied Language Course –  English English  Hindi Hindi  Sanskrit Sanskrit ***Students who have not studied Hindi or any other MIL beyond Standard VIII will opt for LLC-I (Indian Literature)

6.  Governance and Citizenship Governance and Citizenship  Philosophy, Psychology, Communication and Life Skills Philosophy, Psychology, Communication and Life Skills  Geographic and Socio-Economic Diversity Geographic and Socio-Economic Diversity  Environment and Public Health Environment and Public Health

7.  Language, Literature, and Creativity – I Language, Literature, and Creativity – I  Information Technology Information Technology  Science and Life Science and Life  Applied Course I– (Language). i) English ii) Hindi iii) Sanskrit

8.  Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English) Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English)  Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management  Indian History and Culture Indian History and Culture  Building Mathematical Ability Building Mathematical Ability *** You will be studying the Foundation Courses of the other Group in the next semester.

9.  Language, Literature, and Creativity – I Dept of Hindi/Sanskrit Language, Literature, and Creativity – I  Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English)Dept of English Language, Literature, and Creativity – II (English)  Information TechnologyDept of Comp. Sc/ Information Technology  Business, Entrepreneurship, and ManagementDept of Commerce Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management  Science and LifeDept of Physics/Chemistry Science and Life  Indian History and CultureDept of History Indian History and Culture  Building Mathematical AbilityDept of Mathematics Building Mathematical Ability  Applied Language Course Dept. of Eng/Hindi/Sanskrit  Governance and CitizenshipDept of Political Science Governance and Citizenship  Philosophy, Psychology, Communication and Life SkillsGuest Faculty Philosophy, Psychology, Communication and Life Skills  Geographic and Socio-Economic DiversityDept of Economics Geographic and Socio-Economic Diversity  Environment and Public Health Dept of Biology Environment and Public Health