Academics
Our Curriculum Overview
A Commitment to Excellence
At MAA TARINI DEGREE MAHAVIDYALAYA, our curriculum is designed to provide students with a balanced blend of academic knowledge, practical skills, and value-based learning. We follow a structured syllabus as prescribed by the Utkal University, ensuring that students are well-prepared for higher studies, competitive exams, and professional careers.
The curriculum includes:
Core Subjects – Fundamental to each stream of study (Arts, Science, Commerce).
Elective Courses – Offering flexibility and specialization options.
Skill Enhancement Courses – Computer literacy, communication skills, and soft skills training.
Value Education – Promoting ethics, discipline, and social responsibility.
Our programs are tailored to:
Promote deep subject understanding through interactive lectures and hands-on activities.
Encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Incorporate co-curricular activities to develop creativity, leadership, and teamwork.
Seat Strength
Total Strength of Arts
Total Strength of Science
Total Strength of Commerce
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Head of the Department
Dr. Chandrakanta Mohanty
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Total Strength
32
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The Department of Odia is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich linguistic and literary heritage of Odisha. It offers in-depth study of Odia language, literature, culture, and folklore, encouraging students to appreciate and uphold their mother tongue.
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Head of the Department
Mr. Madan Mohan Patra
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Total Strength
32
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The Department of English is dedicated to fostering a deep appreciation of language, literature, and communication. Our curriculum blends classic and contemporary works, encouraging students to develop critical thinking, creative expression, and linguistic proficiency. Through interactive learning, literary analysis, and skill-based activities, we aim to inspire a lifelong love for reading, writing, and effective communication.
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Head of the Department
Dr. Pratap Chandra Tripathy
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Total Strength
32
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The Department of Sanskrit offers a deep and enriching study of one of the world’s most ancient and respected languages. Sanskrit is not only the foundation of Indian literature, philosophy, and culture but also a key to understanding our spiritual and intellectual heritage. Through its curriculum, the department aims to nurture critical thinking, research skills, and cultural awareness, while also highlighting the relevance of Sanskrit in modern times. With a balanced approach to tradition and contemporary perspectives, the Sanskrit Department prepares students for academic excellence, higher studies, teaching, and research, while instilling pride in India’s rich cultural legacy.
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Head of the Department
Mrs. Parbati Nath
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Total Strength
16
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The Department of Political Science provides students with an in-depth understanding of political ideas, institutions, processes, and governance at national and international levels. Political Science, as a discipline, equips learners with the knowledge to analyze social and political issues, understand democratic values, and evaluate the functioning of governments and political systems. At the +3 level, the department offers a structured curriculum covering political theory, comparative politics, public administration, international relations, and Indian political thought. Students are encouraged to engage in discussions, debates, and research activities that foster critical thinking, leadership qualities, and analytical skills.
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Head of the Department
Dr. Shubhakanta Patra
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Total Strength
32
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The Department of History is dedicated to exploring the past in order to understand the present and shape the future. History as a discipline helps students trace the evolution of human civilization, political systems, socio-economic changes, cultural heritage, and intellectual traditions across time and space. The department aims to cultivate historical awareness, critical thinking, and a deep appreciation of heritage and culture. It also prepares students for diverse career opportunities in education, research, archaeology, museums, archives, civil services, and other competitive fields.