The philosophy subject as an optional subject at undergraduate level and concerns with study of Fundamental and general problems which are connected to live like values, existence, reason, knowledge, language, and mind. ... This course helps the candidates to understand the existing issues. Major  subjects in this course will include logic, ethics, politics, and religion.

BA1 SEM I : ELEMENTARY PHILOSOPHY.

Subjects Outcomes:

• The study of ideas and beliefs about the meaning of life.
• Students will be able to identify philosophical schools of thoughts & the ideas measure philosophers.
• Students will be able to apply philosophy knowledge to contemporary issues.

BA1 SEM II: ETHICS.

Subjects Outcomes:

• The study is to explain the meaning of life or give rules about how to behave.
• Critique and challenge philosophical ideas dealing with morality.
• Paraphrase, illustrate and explain ideas contain in philosophical writings dealing with morality.
• Write philosophical coherent arguments concerning ethical theories and issues.

BA 2 SEM III: LOGIC

Subjects Outcomes:

• Sensible reason or way of thinking.
• We can rectify the mistakes in our arguments.
• Logic can help us in explaining and demonstrating a truth.
• Logic develops intellect.
• It makes us learn how to think correctly.

BA 2 SEM IV: APPLIED ETHICS.

Subjects Outcomes:

• Applied ethics deals with human conduct in the areas of biology and health science and also with the problems related to the concept of medical autonomy, doctor-patient relationship, Birth & death related problems.
• It is the study of human behavior as determined by bioethics and health science.

BA 3 SEM V: WESTERN PHILOSOPHY.

Subjects Outcomes:

• The scope of philosophy in the ancient understanding, and the writings of (at least some of) the ancient  philosophers , were  allintellectual endeavors. This included the problems of philosophy as they are understood today; but it also included many other disciplines, such as  pure mathematics  and  natural sciences  such as  physics ,  astronomy , and  biology .

BA 3 SEM VI: INDIAN PHILOSOPHY / AESTHETICS.

Subjects Outcomes:

• Indian philosophyrefers to  ancient  philosophical traditions of the  Indian subcontinent . The principal schools are classified as either  orthodox  or  heterodox  –  Astika or Nastika  – depending on one of three alternate criteria: whether it believes the  Vedas  as a valid source of knowledge; whether the school believes in the premises of  Brahman  and  Atman ; and whether the school believes in afterlife and devas
• Ancient and medieval era texts of Indian philosophies include extensive discussions on  Ontology ( metaphysics ,  Brahman - Atman ,  Sunyata - Anatta ), reliable means of knowledge ( epistemology ,  Pramanas ), value system ( axiology ) and other topics.
• Indian philosophies share many concepts such as  dharma ,  karma ,  samsara ,  reincarnation ,  dukkha ,  renunciation ,  meditation , with almost all of them focusing on the ultimate goal of liberation of the individual through diverse range of spiritual practices ( moksha ,  nirvana )