Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Semester 5 Syllabus - Mumbai University 2026
Your syllabus for Semester 5
In third year you study one Major subject and one Minor subject: pick both below. The University sets each paper by scheme (I, II or III); pick yours if you know it, or ask your college.
Subjects
Scheme
Not on munotes yet for Semester 5: Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Urdu, Sindhi, Pali, Persian, Arabic, Islamic Studies. If you study one of these, ask your college for its syllabus.
Practise with the Semester 5 past papers. They are from the old syllabus, so check each topic against this one.
Pick your subjects above to see their syllabus.
Major
Here, read only the subject you take as your Major. Your college decides which electives it runs. A paper marked with a scheme is set only under that scheme.
PDFAdvanced Microeconomics - IIIEconomics · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFEconomics of Growth and DevelopmentEconomics · Major · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFKautilya's Economics - I (IKS)Economics · Major · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFIndian Agriculture EconomicsEconomics · Major elective · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFMathematics for Economic AnalysisEconomics · Major elective · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFEconomy of Maharashtra - IEconomics · Major elective · 4 credits · Scheme I, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Indian Economy - IEconomics · Major · 2 credits · Scheme IIRead syllabusRead
PDFIntroduction to Indian Agriculture EconomicsEconomics · Major elective · 2 credits · Scheme IIRead syllabusRead
PDFRural Local Self Government in IndiaPolitics · Minor · 2 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFDeterminants of Politics of MaharashtraPolitics · Minor · 2 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFFundamentals of Organizational BehaviorPsychology · Minor · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFRural Development TheoriesRural Studies · Minor · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFRural Development Theories (2 credits)Rural Studies · Minor · 2 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFSociology of OrganizationSociology · Minor · 4 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFOrganization, Culture and ProductivitySociology · Minor · 2 creditsRead syllabusRead
Skill courses
Your college decides which skill course you take.
PDFTechnical Analysis of the Stock MarketEconomics · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFEconomics of Agro-processing Industries and ManagementEconomics · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFApplication of AI Tools for Finance and EconomicsEconomics · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFResearch Methodology - IEconomics · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFCritical Reading of Texts IIEnglish · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead syllabusRead
PDFPreventive Health careExtension Work · Vocational skill course · 2 creditsRead syllabusRead
PDFTools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis in GeographyGeography · Vocational skill course · 2 credits · Scheme I, Scheme II, Scheme IIIRead 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.