The Department of History offers a comprehensive undergraduate programme leading to the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in History. The course is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of historical developments, cultural heritage, and the evolution of human societies across different periods.

The programme emphasizes critical thinking, analytical skills, and historical interpretation through the systematic study of ancient, medieval, and modern history at regional, national, and global levels.

It incorporates theoretical learning along with practical exposure such as project work, seminars, group discussions, and educational visits to museums, archives, and historical sites, enabling students to connect classroom knowledge with real-world contexts.

The curriculum also introduces students to historiography, research methodology, and source-based study, helping them develop the ability to examine historical evidence, interpret data, and present well-structured arguments.

Throughout the programme, students are encouraged to build communication skills, academic writing ability, and independent research aptitude, which are essential for higher education and various professional fields.

Programme Highlights:
• Study of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History
• Introduction to World History and Indian Heritage
• Training in Historical Research and Writing
• Field Visits to Museums and Heritage Sites
• Continuous Internal Assessment and University Examination System

Admission Criteria: Candidates seeking admission to the B.A. History programme must have successfully passed the Higher Secondary Examination (12th / HSC) or its equivalent from a recognized board. Admission is granted strictly as per university rules and government regulations.