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SMT. INDIRA GANDHI PG COLLEGE

Affiliated to Maharaja Suhel Dev State University
Mau, Uttar Pradesh
Programme Overview

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Drawing & Painting

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Drawing & Painting provides students with a comprehensive understanding of Indian art, painting, sculpture and architecture from prehistoric times to the modern era. The programme explores major artistic traditions, regional painting styles, renowned artists, aesthetic principles and cultural heritage while developing creativity, artistic appreciation, visual analysis and practical understanding of fine arts.

Eligibility Criteria

Admission Requirements

Candidates seeking admission to the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Drawing & Painting must fulfill the eligibility requirements prescribed by the college and affiliating university.

Minimum Eligibility

  • ✓ Candidates must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognized Board.
  • ✓ Students from any stream (Arts, Science or Commerce) may apply, subject to university norms.
  • ✓ Interest in drawing, painting and visual arts is desirable for successful participation in the programme.
  • ✓ Admission shall be granted according to the rules and regulations of the affiliating university.
  • ✓ Reservation and relaxation in eligibility, wherever applicable, shall be provided as per Government and University guidelines.
Learning Framework

Programme Objectives & Outcomes

Programme Objectives

  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of Indian art, painting, sculpture and architectural traditions.
  • Introduce students to major artistic movements, schools and styles from ancient to modern periods.
  • Foster creativity, artistic expression and visual communication skills.
  • Build knowledge of renowned Indian artists and their contributions to art history.
  • Develop analytical and aesthetic appreciation of paintings, sculptures and monuments.
  • Prepare students for higher studies and careers in fine arts, design and cultural fields.

Programme Outcomes

  • Demonstrate knowledge of major periods, styles and developments in Indian art history.
  • Analyze paintings, sculptures and architectural works within their historical and cultural contexts.
  • Identify and differentiate various schools of Indian painting and artistic traditions.
  • Apply creative and visual skills in artistic and design-related activities.
  • Demonstrate appreciation for cultural heritage, aesthetics and artistic expression.
  • Develop research, communication and critical thinking skills for professional and academic growth.
Semester Course Code Course Title Credits
I A210101T History of Art: Pre Historic to Rashtrakuta 4
II A210201T History of Art: Post Rashtrakuta to Medieval Indian Art 4
III A210301T History of Art: Pala to Pandya & Nayaka Period 4
IV A210401T History of Art: Medieval Indian Painting & Architecture 4
V A210501T History of Indian Art: Rajasthani, Mughal & Pahari Style 4
V A210502T History of Indian Art: Development of Modern Art 4
VI A210601T Contemporary Indian Art & Modern Artistic Trends 4

Prehistoric Art, Indus Valley Art, Mauryan & Gupta Art, Stupas, Cave Paintings and Early Indian Sculpture.

Medieval Indian Art, Temple Architecture, Sculpture Traditions and Cultural Heritage Studies.

Pala, Chalukya, Pallava, Chola, Chandela and Kalinga Art & Architecture.

Indian Temple Architecture, Jain Art, Islamic Architecture and Regional Art Traditions.

Rajasthani, Mughal, Deccan and Pahari Painting Schools of India.

Modern Indian Art, Bengal School, Contemporary Artists and Artistic Movements.
Academic Guidelines

Programme Regulations

Attendance Requirements

  • Students must maintain the minimum attendance prescribed by the University.
  • Regular participation in studio work, practical sessions and academic activities is mandatory.
  • Attendance shortages may affect eligibility for examinations and assessments.

Assessment & Evaluation

  • Evaluation includes internal assessment, practical work and end-semester examinations.
  • Assignments, sketchbooks, presentations and creative projects may form part of continuous assessment.
  • Students must satisfy university examination requirements for successful completion of the programme.

Studio Discipline

  • Students are expected to maintain discipline and professionalism during practical classes.
  • Proper care of art materials, equipment and studio facilities must be ensured.
  • Creative work submitted for assessment must be original and prepared by the student.

Progression & Completion

  • Students must successfully complete all prescribed theory and practical requirements.
  • Promotion to higher semesters shall be governed by university regulations.
  • The degree will be awarded upon successful completion of all programme requirements.
Student Development

Student Support & Engagement

Comprehensive academic support and vibrant student engagement opportunities.

Academic Support Services

  • Faculty Mentoring System
  • Bridge Courses
  • Remedial Classes
  • Tutorial & Academic Guidance
  • Career Guidance & Counselling
  • Grievance Redressal Support
  • Library & Digital Learning Resources

Student Clubs & Activities

  • Discipline-Based Clubs
  • Cultural Clubs & Activities
  • Sports & Fitness Activities
  • Mental Well-being Initiatives
  • NSS & Community Engagement Programmes
Downloads

Academic Resources

Access syllabus, programme documents and academic resources.

S.No. Document Download
1 Syllabus Download
2 Programme Outcomes Download
3 Course Structure Download
4 Academic Calendar Download
5 Examination Guidelines Download