B.A. (Hons)

For CUET 2025, focusing on the Urdu section, these books are generally recommended:1. NCERT Urdu Textbooks (Class 11 and 12): These provide a solid foundation and cover a wide range of topics.2. "Jame-ul-Adab" by Dr. Arif Naushahi: It covers Urdu literature and grammar, which are essential for the exam.3. Objective Urdu for Competitive Exams by Manohar Pandey: Good for practice and understanding the type of questions that may appear.4. "Urdu Adab Ki Mukhtasir Tareekh" by Dr. Saleem Akhtar: Helpful for understanding the history and development of Urdu literature.These books should provide a comprehensive preparation for the Urdu section of CUET 2025.  

After completing BA (Hons) from Spicer Adventist University, candidates also get a lot of opportunities in the government sector as well. They need to appear for different government exams held by various authorities to secure a well-paying and respected government job. The below table highlights some of the government exams one can take to secure good government jobs after BA. BA Top Job Profiles Details Average Salary (in INR)IAS IAS officers are responsible for placing government policies into execution and overseeing their functioning at the grassroots level. 30 lakhIPSIPS officers ensure public safety by supervising the police agencies of states and Union Territories. 27 lakh IFS IFS officers are responsible for maintaining good international relationships with other countries on behalf of India. 27 lakh SSC officer SSC officers are responsible for the different operational tasks of the organisation including compiling files, reports, and all the ongoing cases. 18 lakhResearch Associate Research Associates plans, organizes, and conducts research for various market topics including the financial market.4.6 lakh 

B.A. (Hons.) in Liberal Arts is an interdisciplinary course that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and global perspectives. Students delve into various disciplines such as literature, philosophy, social sciences, and the arts, gaining a well-rounded education that prepares them for a diverse range of careers and lifelong learning.At IILM University, Greater Noida, the course is divided into various core and elective courses mentioned in detail afterwards; Starting from the 1st Year, there are Foundational courses consisting of:Introduction to Liberal ArtsCritical Thinking and WritingDigital Humanities (Introduction to Digital Tools and Methods)Interdisciplinary Perspectives (Survey of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences)Also, there are following core courses;Literature (Introduction to World Literature)History (Introduction to World History)Sociology (Introduction to Social Institutions and Processes)Psychology (Introduction to Human Behavior and Development)In the 2nd year, the following core courses are there:Literature (American Literature, British Literature, or World Literature in Translation)History (Modern World History, Indian History, or European History)Sociology (Social Inequality, Globalization, or Urban Sociology)Psychology (Research Methods, Developmental Psychology, or Cognitive Psychology)Also, there are the following elective courses:Fine Arts (Introduction to Visual Arts, Music, or Theatre)Philosophy (Introduction to Western Philosophy or Eastern Philosophy)Linguistics (Introduction to Language and Culture)For the 3rd year, the following Advanced core courses are there:Literature (Genre Studies, Literary Theory, or Comparative Literature)History (Historical Methods, Historical Research, or Oral History)Sociology (Sociological Research Methods, Sociological Theory, or Social Policy)Psychology (Advanced Research Methods, Abnormal Psychology, or Social Psychology)Also, there are the following elective courses:Digital Humanities (Digital Pedagogy, Digital Storytelling, or Digital Scholarship)Interdisciplinary Studies (Environmental Studies, Science and Society, or Technology and Society)In the 4th year, the following capstone courses are there:Senior Seminar (Research-based Project or Thesis)Also, there are the following elective courses:Advanced Topics in Literature, History, Sociology, or PsychologySpecialized Courses (e.g., Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, or Disability Studies)