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ABOUT MAHARAJA'S

 

 

Graduate Attributes/Programme Outcomes

With Benchmarking

 

 

 

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Maharaja’s College, Ernakulam

(A Government Autonomous College)


Graduate Attributes / Programme Outcome

(As decided by the Academic Council)

Post Graduate

After successfully completing any two-year post graduate program, a student is expected to achieve the following attributes.

  • Scientific temperMindset which enables one to follow a way of life that focuses upon the scientific method of understanding   reality.
  • Critical and creative thinking.  Capability to think rationally and reflectively.
  • Inclusiveness.  Constant exposure to and interaction with disparate social strata for an inclusive mindset, ethical sensibility and greater social sensitivity and empathy. 
  • Democratic practice and secular outlook.   As envisioned by the Constitution of India.
  • Awareness of world affairs. Acquisition of knowledge of what is happening in immediate and far-flung places of the world.
  • Sense of equality, equity and environment.  Ability to differentiate between pure equality, social equity and a heightened awareness of how humans dialectically interact with environment.
  • Synergetic work culture.  Capacity to work in groups and the attitude to consider larger goals greater than personal ones.
  • Emancipatory and transformative ideals.   Attainment of cherished ideals of education for the eventual empowerment of humanity.

Under Graduate

After successfully completing any three-year under graduate program, a student is expected to achieve the following attributes.

  • Scientific temper and critical thinking.  Mindset which enables one to follow a way of life that focuses upon the scientific method of understanding   reality and the capability to think rationally and reflectively.
  • Inclusiveness.  Constant exposure to and interaction with disparate social strata for an inclusive mindset, ethical sensibility and greater social sensitivity and empathy. 
  • Democratic practice and secular outlook.   As envisioned by the Constitution of India.
  • Sense of equality, equity and environment.  Ability to differentiate between pure equality, social equity and a heightened awareness of how humans dialectically interact with environment.
  • Synergetic work culture.  Capacity to work in groups and the attitude to consider larger goals greater than personal ones.
  • Emancipatory and transformative ideals.   Attainment of cherished ideals of education for the eventual empowerment of humanity.

 

 

 

HUMAN VALUES

 

 COURSE ON HUMAN VALUES

 

COURSE 1            COURSE 2

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