Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Semester 3 Syllabus - Mumbai University 2026
Your syllabus for Semester 3
In second year you study two subjects: pick them below. The University sets each subject's papers by scheme (I, II or III); pick yours if you know it, or ask your college. You also take a skill course and the courses for every B.A. student.
Subjects
Scheme
Not on munotes yet for Semester 3: Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Urdu, Sindhi, Pali, Persian, Arabic, Islamic Studies. If you study one of these, ask your college for its syllabus. Open Electives (OE), the courses some colleges run from outside your subjects, are not on munotes yet either.
Practise with the Semester 3 past papers. Papers in the subject folders were set on this syllabus. The year folders hold older papers, so check each topic against this one.
Pick your subjects above to see their syllabus.
Major
A paper marked with a scheme is set only under that scheme.
PDFMacro Economics - IEconomics · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFDemographyEconomics · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFBanking in India - IEconomics · Major · 2 credits · Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Literatures in English - Drama - IEnglish · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Literatures in English - Drama - IIEnglish · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme IIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Literatures in English - Drama - II (2 credits)English · Major · 2 credits · Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Forms of Literature in English: DramaEnglish · Major · 4 credits · Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFValue Education and LongevityExtension Work · Major · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFStakeholders to Extension WorkExtension Work · Major · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFGeography of Rural SettlementsGeography · Major · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFAgricultural GeographyGeography · Major · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
A B.A. student is admitted to the degree, not to a single subject, and carries three subjects in the first year, two in the second and one Major with one Minor in the third. So each semester lists every subject taught in it, and you open your own. Common Papers holds the courses every B.A. student takes whatever their subjects: a language course, Environmental Management, Indian Knowledge System and a co-curricular course such as NSS or Sports. Your college decides which of them it offers.