Develop the ability to critically analyze psychological theories, research methods, and applications. Assess the validity of data, arguments, and conclusions using scientific reasoning.

Demonstrate proficiency in articulating psychological concepts clearly and effectively in spoken, written, and visual forms using English and one Indian language. Engage meaningfully with media, literature, and digital platforms.

Apply psychological principles to understand and resolve interpersonal and societal issues. Respect diverse viewpoints and cultural values in group settings and collaborative efforts.

Cultivate awareness of psychological contributions to national development. Promote mental health, community welfare, and social justice through civic participation and outreach.

Understand ethical codes of conduct in psychology. Uphold integrity, confidentiality, and responsibility in academic, research, and clinical settings.

Recognize the psychological dimensions of environmental behavior and promote sustainable living practices through behavioral change strategies.

Foster curiosity and self-motivation to engage in continuous learning in psychology and its interdisciplinary applications, adapting to socio-technological advancements.

Effectively function as an independent thinker and collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams. Demonstrate leadership, empathy, and accountability in various psychological settings.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of key psychological domains such as cognitive, developmental, social, and abnormal psychology, with the ability to integrate and apply this knowledge in real-world contexts.

Demonstrate enhanced understanding of psychological concepts, theories, and practices across various subfields of psychology.

Acquire knowledge of psychological research methods, behavior assessment tools, and mental health interventions applicable in diverse real-life and professional settings.

Ability to analyze and evaluate political systems, ideologies, policies, and arguments critically and logically. Develop capacity for independent reasoning and sound judgment.

Demonstrate proficiency in articulating political ideas and debates clearly through speech and writing in English and one Indian language; engage with contemporary political discourse using various media and technology.

Engage effectively in group discussions on political and social issues. Foster inclusive dialogue and respect for differing viewpoints, reflecting on social and cultural identities.

Develop a sense of civic responsibility and commitment to democratic values. Participate actively in civic life with a clear understanding of national and global political processes.

Understand political ethics, accountability, and the moral dimensions of governance and public service. Uphold academic and professional integrity.

Examine political aspects of environmental issues and sustainable development. Understand policy implications of ecological challenges.

Cultivate habits of independent research and inquiry. Stay updated with political developments and adapt to socio-political changes.

Work independently and collaboratively in academic, political, or administrative settings. Respect diversity in team environments.

Gain in-depth knowledge of political theories, government structures, international relations, and public policy. Analyze complex political phenomena across interdisciplinary lines.

Ability to understand and critically analyze political theories, ideologies, and concepts.

Acquire knowledge about various subfields of political science such as Indian politics, comparative politics, international relations, political thought, and public administration.

Ability to analyze, interpret, and evaluate historical evidence, arguments, and sources critically.

Proficiency in presenting historical findings clearly and persuasively through speaking, reading, writing, and listening.

Engage with diverse societal perspectives to foster dialogue and mutual understanding; reflect on cultural identities through historical context.

Develop awareness of national and global historical developments to actively participate in civic and democratic life.

Uphold ethical standards in research and academic work; understand moral implications of historical events and decisions.

Understand historical interactions between humans and the environment and their relevance to contemporary sustainability challenges.

Cultivate curiosity and the skills needed for independent inquiry and ongoing engagement with historical studies.

Work independently and collaboratively to research, analyze, and present historical knowledge.

Gain specialized knowledge in particular historical periods, regions, or themes while understanding broader interconnections across time and place.

Able to develop a comprehensive understanding of historical events, movements, and their impacts on society.

Gain knowledge of various branches of history, including political, social, economic, and cultural history, and learn to analyze historical sources and narratives critically.