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CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM WITH OBE PATTERN

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE JOINED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2021–22 ONWARDS
VALUE BASED EDUCATION
[COMMON FOR ALL UG COURSES]

Duration Marks Allotted

6th Adl.
Sem Part Subject Hrs. Cr. of Exam
Hr. Cr. Internal External
(Hrs)

Part – IV
VI 01 Value Based Education 2 2 2 - 100
Elective

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Value Based Education: Those Who Have Joined From The

Academic Year 2021–22 Onwards Under CBCS with OBE Pattern

Part – IV Elective VALUE BASED EDUCATION Code: 214303601

[Common for all UG Courses] 2 Hrs/Week
SEMESTER VI Credits 2

UNIT –I: [6 Hrs]

Values and the Individual - Definition of Values – Characteristics –
Significance and – classification of values – Meaning of value Education - Needs
for value Education –Factors Influenciy Individual values – Positive thinking.

UNIT-II: [6 Hrs]
Values in Family and Indian Society - Definition of family – Types
of family – Introduction to Society – Socialism – Secularism – Democracy –
Social and Political awareness.

UNIT-III: [6 Hrs]
Values and Indian Religions - Introduction – Hinduism – Islam––
Buddhism - Christianity – Jainism – Sikhism – Characteristics.

UNIT-IV: [6 Hrs]

Gandhian Values - Ahimsa & Sathya – Compassion and non killing -

Simple living and communal harmony – Gandhiji’s views on health and nature
cures –relevance of Gandhian values today – Dr. APJ AbdulKalam values to
youth.

UNIT-V: [6 Hrs]

Values of Citizenship - Awareness of Indian polity- Preamble to the

Constitution – individual responsibility – moral values – time management and
taxpaying – traffic sense.

Alcoholism- harmful effects of alcohol – overcoming alcoholic habit-

Smoking – drugs – drug addiction – effect of drug taking – overcoming the drug
addiction – Social and ethical issues of drugs usage.

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TEXT BOOK:
Course Material Prepared by NMSSVN College.

REFERENCES:
01. Elizabeth B. Hurlock, Personality Development, TMH Publications, New
Delhi, 2004.
02. Pal RM,(Ed),Protection of Human Rights – A Critique, Indian Social
Institute, Delhi,1999.
03. The President, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Values: The key to a meaningful
life, Mylapore, Chennai.

WEB RESOURCES:
1. www.cseindia.org
2. www.unesco.org\shs\ethics\values
3. www.state.gov\g\drl\rls\shrd\2005
4. www.usinfor.state.gov\journals\itdhr\0302\ijde\ribbitts.htm
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