What is CBCS Syllabus System?

CBCS pattern system which have been introduced by the UGC. This has to be implemented on 2023 in all the university of Bihar including Patna Univeristy and Patliputra University by the order of governor.

PPU all subject CBCS Syllabus 2023 (First Year)

The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is an educational system that provides flexibility in choosing courses and earning credits based on the learning outcomes of those courses. It is designed to offer a wide range of elective courses, interdisciplinary learning, and the ability to pursue individual interests and career goals.

PPU new CBCS pattern syllabus 2023 pattern in Hindi

In the CBCS system, each course is assigned a certain number of credits based on its complexity, depth, and workload. Students are required to accumulate a specific number of credits to complete their degree program. The credits earned by students are based on their performance and achievement of learning outcomes in each course.

What differentiates the current college education system from the previous year's system?

Previously, the duration of undergraduate courses was typically three years, and the honors degree was awarded in the final year upon successful completion of the program. Examinations were traditionally held at the end of each academic year to assess students' progress.

However, with the implementation of the new Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), significant changes have been introduced.

The new CBCS system has brought about the following changes:

• The under graduate course has been extended to 4 years.
• Student can receive the graduation degree on third year but honours degree will be awarded on the fourth year.
• Student will have to take admission each semester(half-yearly) which means two times a year and eight times in entire degree duration of 4 years.

Patliputra univeristy syllabus has been changed?

Yes, The Patliputra University syllabus has undergone a complete change. Now, instead of traditional grades, a new credit score system has been introduced. Every semester, students can earn a maximum of 20 credits, and over the course of 8 semesters, they can accumulate a total of 160 credits. This new system may seem confusing at first, but it essentially means that students need to aim for the highest credit score possible to achieve better results. Credits can be earned through attendance, theory papers, and practical papers. So, attending classes regularly and performing well in exams and practical assignments will help students earn more credits and improve their overall scores.

What are the updates regarding Honours and Subsidiary papers in the new college education system?

The Honours and Subsidiary papers have been replaced or eliminated in the new college education system. The Patliputra University syllabus now includes new course papers such as Major Core (MJC), Minor Core (MIC), Multidisciplinary Course (MDC), Ability Enhancement Course (AEC), Skill Enhancement Course (SEC), and Value Added Course (VAC). These new course papers have been introduced to provide a more comprehensive and diverse learning experience for students.

 What are the advantage of CBCS system?

 The CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) has the following advantages:

1. Flexibility in Course Selection: Students can choose courses based on their interests and career goals, allowing for a personalized education.
2. Credit Transferability: Credits earned can be transferred between institutions, making it easier to switch or pursue further studies.
3. Skill Enhancement: Skill Enhancement Courses (SECs) develop practical skills, improving employability.
4. Multidisciplinary Approach: Students can explore courses from different disciplines, gaining diverse knowledge.
5. Continuous Assessment: Regular assessments throughout the course reduce reliance on a single final exam.
6. Research and Innovation: Opportunities for research projects and independent study foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

What are the disadvantage of CBCS system?

 The CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) has the following disadvantages:

1. Increased Administrative Complexity: Implementing and managing the system requires significant administrative efforts.
2. Limited Specialization: The flexibility may result in a lack of specialization in a specific field.
3. Course Availability and Scheduling Challenges: Limited seats and scheduling conflicts may make it difficult to enroll in desired courses.
4. Credit Transfer Issues: Transferring credits between institutions can be complex due to different evaluation criteria.
5. Standardization Challenges: Maintaining consistent academic standards across institutions may be challenging.
6. Heavy Workload and Time Constraints: Flexibility in course selection may lead to a heavy workload and time constraints for students.