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[QUOTE=muthukalee;281419][B][U]Name of the Organisation  [/U][/B]: University Of Jammu (jammuuniversity.in)
[B][U]Type of Announcement  [/U][/B]: Syllabus
[B][U]Designation  [/U][/B]: Jammu University Entrance Test (JUET-2013)
[B][U]Reference Number  [/U][/B]: --

[B][U]Syllabus [/U][/B]: [URL]http://www.jammuuniversity.in/JUET_2013/syllabus.pdf[/URL]
[B][U]Home Page  [/U][/B]: [URL]http://www.jammuuniversity.in/JUET-2013.asp[/URL]
[CENTER][B]UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU, JAMMU[/B]
[B]SYLLABUS[/B]
[B]JAMMU UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE TEST (JUET-2013)[/B]
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BUDDHIST STUDIES[/B][/COLOR]
[B][U]1. Life of the Gautama Buddha [/U][/B]: Birth, Renunciation, Enlightenment and Mahaparinirvana.
[B][U]2. Buddhist Councils [/U][/B]: 1st Buddhist Council, 2nd Buddhist Council, 3rd Buddhist Council, 4th Buddhist Council.
3. Four Noble Truths.
4. Eightfold Noble Path.
[B][U]5. Three characteristics of Phenomena [/U][/B]: Impermanence, Sufferings, No Soul.
[B][U]6. Royal Patronage of Buddhism [/U][/B]: Ashoka, Munander, Kanishka
[B][U]7. Seats of Buddhist Learning [/U][/B]: Nalanda Mahavihara; Vikramshila Mahavihara; Valabhi Mahavihara
[B][U]8. Buddhist Stupas, Caves and Monasteries [/U][/B]: Sanchi Stupa, Dhamekh Stupa, Ajanta Caves, Alchi Monastery, Hemis Monastery.
[B][U]9. Countries of Buddhist Faith [/U][/B]: Countries of Hinayani Faith, Countries of Mahayan Faith.
[B][U]10. Prominent Chinese Travelers [/U][/B]: Fa-hein, Xuanzang, I-Tsing.
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B. Lib. I.Sc. (LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE)[/B][/COLOR]
a) Basic understanding of different subject
b) Aptitude for Libraries
c) Basic Computer & IT skills
d) Basic English[COLOR=Red][B]

B.P.Ed (PHYSICAL EDUCATION)[/B][/COLOR]
1. History of Sports
2. Sports Aptitude
3. General Knowledge of Different Games/ Sports

[COLOR=Red][B]COMMERCE[/B][/COLOR]
[B][U]Accounting [/U][/B]: Accounting ratios: Liquidity, efficiency, profitability & solvency; Components and preparation of cash flow statement; Break even analysis; Profit-volume ratio; Methods of inventory valuation; Cost classification; Overheads classification; Normal Vs abnormal loss; Labour rate methods; Process costing;  Joint product & by product process costing.

[B][U]Taxation  [/U][/B]: Direct and indirect tax systems: Canons of taxation; Merits and demerits of direct & indirect taxes; Exempted incomes; Salary income and tax liability; Various types of allowances & perquisites: Concept of VAT

[B][U]Auditing  [/U][/B]: Rights, duties, powers and liabilities of company’s auditor; Qualification & qualities of company auditor; Vouching: Meaning & types; Auditors report : Qualified and unqualified; Investigation: Meaning and need; Audit Vs Investigation.

[B][U]Business Laws  [/U][/B]: Bailment and pledge; Contract of agency; Negotiable instruments; Memorandum of association and Articles of associations; Formation & winding up of companies; Various types of shares & debentures

[B][U]Money and Financial System  [/U][/B]: Types of financial markets: Money and capital markets; On line banking; Various types of investors.

[B][U]Economics and Statistics  [/U][/B]: Micro Vs Macro economics; Cardinal Vs Ordinal approach; Introduction to various markets based upon competition: Monopoly & monopolistic; Dispersion: Range, mean deviation & standard deviation; Correlation & regression analysis; Types & methods of constructing index numbers.

[B][U]Management  [/U][/B]: Taylor’s Scientific management; Henry Fayol’s managerial philosophy; System Vs contingency approach; Functions of management; Concept of delegation; Accountability and responsibility.
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DOGRI[/B][/COLOR]
**  Sheeraza Dogri Ghazal Ank No. 147 (Prescribed Poets: Prof. Ram Nath Shashtri, Dr. Jitendra Udhampuri, Darshan Dharshi, Mohan Singh, Virender Kesar, Prof. Champa Sharma, Ashwini Magotra, Padam Dev Nirdosh, Vijay Verma), Sheeraza Dogri No. 168 (Talmian Dogri Kavitan Part-I& II), Sheeraza Dogri No.154 (Chonamen Dogri Nibandh Vishesh Ank, Part-I & II) and Sarha Sahitya-1997 Ekanki Ank published by J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, Jammu.

**  Bawa Jitto by Prof. R.N. Shastri, Trutti Di Dor by Sh. Ved Rahi, Dogri Sahitya Charcha by Prof. Laxmi Narayan and Katha Kunj Bhag-II published by Dogri Sanstha, Jammu

**  History of Dogri Poetry, Short Story and Drama upto 1980 (Book prescribed: Dogri Sahitya Da Itihas by Shiv Nath) and History of Dogri Novel (Book prescribed: Dogri Sahitya Da Itihas by Shiv Nath), published by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi.

**  Matterean by Inderjeet Kesar published by Jai Mata Parkashan, 2-P, Sector-3, Chhanni Himmat, Jammu.
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ENGLISH[/B][/COLOR]
[B][U]UNIT-I [/U][/B]: HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
[B][U]1. Elizabethan Period [/U][/B]:
a) The Renaissance and Reformation Movements
b) Influence of Renaissance and Reformation on the Elizabethan Literature
c) Main trends of Elizabethan Prose, Poetry and Drama

[B][U]2. Jacobean and Restoration Period [/U][/B]:
a) Main features of Jacobean Drama
b) Main characteristics of Restoration Comedy

[B][U]3. Neo-Classical Period [/U][/B]:
a) Main characteristics of Neo-Classical Poetry
b) Main Features of Neo-classical Prose
c) Leading characteristics of Neo-classical Drama

[B][U]4. Romantic Period [/U][/B]:
a) Background of the Romantic Movement
b) Leading characteristics of Romantic Poetry
c) Main characteristics of Romantic Prose

[B][U]5. Victorian Literature [/U][/B]:
a) Main trends of the Victorian Poetry
b) Main features of the Victorian Prose
c) Main characteristics of the Victorian Fiction

[B][U]6. Twentieth Century Literature (1900-1959) [/U][/B]:
a) Main trend of the 20th Century Poetry
b) Main Dramatic trends
c) Main trends of English Novel

[B][U]UNIT –II [/U][/B]: DRAMA
[B][U]a) Kind of Drama [/U][/B]: Tragedy, Comedy, Tragi-comedy, Comedy of manners, History Play.
[B][U]b) William Shakespeare [/U][/B]: Macbeth; Julius Caesar
[B][U]c) R.B. Sheridan [/U][/B]: The Rivals
[B][U]d) Henrik Ibsen [/U][/B]: Doll’s House
[B][U]e) G.B. Shaw [/U][/B]: Candida

[B][U]UNIT – III [/U][/B]: PROSE AND FICTION
[B][U]a) Key Concepts [/U][/B]: Epigrammatic, Aphorism, Pathos, Irony, Satire, Wit, Realism Verisimilitude
[B][U]b) Prose [/U][/B]:
[B][U]i) Francis Bacon [/U][/B]: Of Studies
[B][U]ii) Joseph Addison [/U][/B]: The Exercise of Fans
[B][U]iii) Charles Lamb [/U][/B]: In praise of Chimney Sweepers
[B][U]iv) Arthur Clutton Brock [/U][/B]: The Defects of English Prose
[B][U]v) J.B. Priestley [/U][/B]: On Doing Nothing
c) Novel
[B][U]Charlotte Bronte [/U][/B]: Jane Eyre
[B][U]R.K. Narayan [/U][/B]: The Vendor of Sweets

[B][U]UNIT- IV [/U][/B]: POETRY
[B][U]a) Kinds of Poetry  [/U][/B]: Lyric, Ode, Elegy, Sonnet, Ballad, Dramatic Monologue
b) Figures of Speech: Simile, Hyperbole, Oxymoron, Synecdoche, Personification, Metaphor, Metonymy, Paradox, Apostrophe, Pun, Allusion, Allegory, Alliteration, Assonance, Onomatopoeia, Conceit, Zeugme.
[U][B]c) Poems[/B][/U]:
i) John Milton: Satan’s Speech
ii) Andrew Marvel: To His Coy Mistress
iii) John Keats: Ode to Autumn Eve of St. Agnes
iv) William Wordsworth: Ode to Duty, Lines Composed on Tintern Abbey
v) Matthew Arnold: Scholar Gypsy
vi) T.S. Eliot: Journey of the Magi
vii) Wilfred Owen: Strange Meeting
viii) Robert Browning: My Last Duchess
ix) S.T. Coleridge: Youth and Age
x) William Shakespeare: The Lover, The Lunatic and the Poet
xi) Emily Dickinson: Renunciation.
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Full Syllabus refer the above link.[/QUOTE]

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