BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT (B.A. RURAL DEVELOPMENT)

Concept of Development and Growth

Scope of Rural Development Agriculture and Economic Development 

Rural Industrialization

Important issues in Rural Development

Economic Structure of Rural India

Rural Economy of India

Paradigms of Rural Development

Unemployment and Underemployment in Rural Areas 

Rural development Programmes in India, Rural Social Structure

Analysis of Population Growth in India, Education in Rural areas

Area based and Beneficiary oriented Programmes

Rural Infrastructural Development programmes

Social Sector of Rural India

Health Status in Rural India

Concept of Decentralized Planning and it’s Governance

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO)

Rural Development Policies and Strategies

Concept and Principles of Cooperation

Rural development Planning

Concept of Farm Management

Rural Development- Planning & Management

Q. What is the Full Form of BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT Course?

Ans. Bachelor of Arts in RURAL DEVELOPMENT.

Q. What is the duration of BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT course?

Ans. Full Course duration for BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT course is 6 Semesters.

Q. What are the Eligibility Criteria of BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT course?

Ans. Eligibility Criteria for BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT Course is 12^th with 50% Marks.

Q. What are the Average fees of BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT course?

Ans. Average Course fees for BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT Course is 9000 to 18000 per semester.

Q. Which type of BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT course is best?

Ans. Regular or Distance.

Q. What course should I do after BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT?

Ans. There are many options for studying after BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT but MA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT is best.

Q. Is BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT difficult?

Ans. we wouldn't say that BA in RURAL DEVELOPMENT is hard; it’s an easy for studying.

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