The college at present offers 8 Bachelor of Arts programs with multiple entry and exit Scheme (MEES) option after 1 year (Diploma), 2 year (Advance Diploma), 3 year (Bachelor Degree) and 4 year (Bachelor Degree with Honours) given below
| Sl. No | Subject |
| 1 | Economics |
| 2 | Education |
| 3 | English |
| 4 | Geography |
| 5 | History |
| 6 | Manipuri |
| 7 | Mathematics |
| 8 | Political Science |
OLD COURSE
BACHELOR OF ARTS
There will be six-semester courses (three years) of study leading to Bachelor of Arts (General & Honours). Each semester will consist of 90 working days.
A student who has passed10+2 examination of Council of Higher Secondary Education, Manipur or equivalent examination recognised by the Manipur University is eligible for admission to B.A. Course.
Compulsory subjects:
| Sl.No. | Subject | Semester |
| 1 | General English/Manipuri | 1st & 2nd Semester |
| 2 | Regional Development | 3rd Semester |
| 3 | Evironments Studies | 4th Semester |
Any three to be selected from the following:
Elective subjects
| Sl.No. | Subject | Semester |
| 1 | Economics | Elective & Honours |
| 2 | Education | Elective & Honours |
| 3 | English | Elective & Honours |
| 4 | Geography | Elective & Honours |
| 5 | History | Elective & Honours |
| 6 | Manipuri | Elective & Honours |
| 7 | Mathematics | Elective & Honours |
| 8 | Philosophy | Elective & Honours |
| 9 | Political Science | Elective & Honours |
Course Structure for B.A. (Honours)
| Semester | Subject | |
| I | MIL/GE Paper I Elective I Paper I Elective II Paper I Elective III Paper I | |
| II | MIL/GE Paper II Elective I Paper II Elective II Paper II Elective III Paper II | |
| III | Regional Development (North East) Elective I Paper III Elective II Paper III Elective III Paper III | |
| IV | Environmental Studies Elective I Paper IV Elective II Paper IV Elective III Paper IV | |
| V* | Honours Paper V Honours Paper VI Honours Paper VII | Elective I Paper V (GenerAl) Elective I Paper V (General) Elective I Paper V (General) |
| VI* | Honours Paper VIII Honours Paper IX Honours Paper X | Elective I Paper VI (General) Elective I Paper VI (General) Elective I Paper VI (General) |
Practical/Laboratory Classes
For a subject involving practical/Laboratory classes:
i. The practical examination will carry at least 30% overall weightage.
ii. For an elective paper of 100 marks comprising of Theory and Practical components, the distribution of marks shall be generally
Theory – 75 marks
Practical – 25 marks
However, for certain subjects, (e.g. Geography), a different distribution may be adopted.
i. Honours Paper III in the 5th semester and Honours Paper VI in the 6th semester may be practical papers.
- Honours paper shall be chosen from among the Electives offered in the previous semesters.
Pass Mark
| Theory Paper | Practical Paper | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Marks | Pass Marks | Full Marks | Pass Marks |
| 100 | 35 | 100 | 40 |
| 75 | 25 | 25 | 10 |
| 50 | 17 | 50 | 20 |
Eligibility to appear at the End-Semester Examination
A student who has studied a regular course of study for a semester may be admitted to the End-semester examination provided the student has attended not less than 75% of the lectures delivered, including practical classes.
- Promotion
a) A student who has passed all the papers of the semester examination will be promoted to the next higher semester.
b) A student who has failed in one or two papers in a semester may also be promoted to the next higher semester provided that is no case a student will be promoted to the next higher semester if he/she has more than four papers at a time. - Incentive Award
There are incentive awards for those students who get higher marks under the Council of Higher Secondary Examinations, Manipur and Manipur University Examinations as shown under:
| Sl.No. | B.A. 1st Yr. (Hons./Gen) | B.A. 2nd Yr. (Hons./Gen) | B.A. 3rd Yr. (Hons./Gen) |
| 1 | Rs. 1500 | Rs. 1500 | Rs. 1500 |
| 2 | Rs. 1500 | Rs. 1500 | Rs. 1500 |
| 3 | Rs. 1200 | Rs. 1200 | Rs. 1200 |
N.B.: These awards are given since 2011-12 academic session.
I. 60% or above for 10+2 students
II. 75% or above for B.A. students.