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Bachelor of Arts (BA) programs are offered for the following subjects:

  • English
  • Economics
  • Education
  • History
  • Political Science
  • Linguistics
  • The BA programs are four-year programs as per NEP 2020 designed for students to develop holistically by imparting them with knowledge, skills and values related to these subjects.
  • These programs will not only provide the students with a curriculum that allows them to choose elective papers from a set of courses with contemporary relevance but will also give them an edge in the current competitive scenario and open up avenues to pursue varied career options.

Award of Degree

Degrees will be issued to students as per UGC’s Rules to those students who wish to Exit the Program as per the table below:

Admission Calendar
Admission opens immediately after the results of qualifying examination
Last date for submission of Completed Application Form 18 July 2026
Last date for payment of Admission Fee & Semester Fee 21 July 2026
Commencement of Regular classes 22 July 2026

*Payment of Admission Fee and Semester Fee will allow the allotment of enrollment numbers to each student. Students with enrollment numbers will be allowed to attend classes.

Program Structure

The BA (English) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • History of English Literature-I
  • Introduction to Literary Studies
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • History of English Literature-II
  • History of English Language
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • Romantic and Victorian Poetry
  • British Poetry and Drama:14th – 18th Century
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Victorian Drama and Fiction
  • British Prose and Fiction: 17th -18th Century
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Twentieth Century Writing
  • American Literature
  • Literary Theory and Criticism - I
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Indian Writing in English
  • Introduction to Cultural Studies
  • Literary Theory and Criticism - II
  • Gender and Literature
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • Postcolonial Studies
  • Phonetics and the English Sound System
  • North-east Literature
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • ELT: Theory and Practice
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Shakespearean Studies
  • Indigenous and Tribal Literature
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor Courses

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

The BA (Economics) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • Introductory Statistics for Economics
  • Introductory Microeconomics
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Statistical Methods for Economics
  • Introductory Macroeconomics
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • Mathematical Methods for Economics
  • Intermediate Microeconomics
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Advanced Microeconomics
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Introductory Econometrics
  • Advanced Macro Economics
  • Public Finance
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Economic Growth and Development: Concepts and Theories
  • Monetary Economics
  • International Economics
  • Indian Economy
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • History of Economic Thought
  • Theory of Money Output and Employment
  • Classical Political Economy
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • Political Economy of Development
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Agricultural Economics/Industrial Economics
  • Development Economics
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor Courses

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

The BA (Education) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • Developmental Psychology
  • Philosophy of Education
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Educational Thinkers: Oriental and Occidental
  • Sociological Foundations of Education
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • Special Education
  • Educational Psychology
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Educational Management
  • Development of Education in India
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Introduction to Research Methodology
  • Teacher Education
  • Indian Philosophy of Education
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Statistics in Education
  • Educational Technology
  • Guidance and Counselling in Education
  • Development of Education in Modern India
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • Human Rights Education
  • Measurement and Evaluation in Education
  • Intelligence, Creativity and Education
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • Curriculum Studies
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Economics of Education
  • Comparative Education
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor Courses

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

The BA (History) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • History of North East India (1824-1947)
  • Polity and Society in Ancient India (c.1500 BCE- c.500

CE)

  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Medieval India: Polity and Society
  • History of the Far East (since 1839)
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • Caste in Indian History
  • Western World (1815 – 1945)
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • USA: Isolation to Hegemony (1898-1945)
  • Introduction to Archaeology
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Ambedkar Studies
  • Museology
  • Western World (1780-1939)
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Historiography
  • Gandhian Studies and its Impact on Modern Society
  • Revolutionary Europe
  • Gender in History
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • Nature of History
  • Study of Military History (1900-2000)
  • Environmental History I
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • Oral History
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Indian Nationalism
  • Social and Political History of the Nagas
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor Courses

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

The BA (Political Science) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • International Politics
  • Western Political Thought I
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Colonialism and Nationalism in India
  • Western Political Thought II
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • International Organisations
  • Indian Political Thought I
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • India’s Foreign Policy
  • Indian Political Thought II
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Comparative Government & Politics
  • Political Theory
  • Public Administration
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Indian Administration
  • Advanced Political Theory
  • Indian Polity and Governance
  • Political Sociology
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • Understanding Globalization
  • Peace & Conflict Resolution
  • Major World Constitutions
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • Issues of Global Politics
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Introduction to South Asian Politics
  • Politics of North East India
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor C

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

The BA (Linguistics) Program Structure

Year I

Semester I

Semester II

  • Phonetics I
  • Understanding Languages Structures I
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • AEC
  • Phonology I
  • Understanding Language Structure II
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC*

Year II

Semester III

Semester IV

  • Phonetics II
  • Sociolinguistics I
  • Minor^
  • MDC*
  • SEC*
  • VAC
  • Phonology II
  • Psychololinguistics I
  • Minor^
  • AEC
  • VAC*

Year III

Semester V

Semester VI

  • Morphology I
  • Lexicography
  • Sociolinguistics II
  • Minor^
  • Internship/Dissertation
  • Semantics & Pragmatics
  • Basics of Syntax
  • Historical Linguistics
  • Ethnolinguistics
  • Minor^

Year IV

Semester VII**

Semester VIII**

  • Major Theories in Linguistics
  • Language Typology
  • Translation Studies
  • Minor^
  • Research Methodology
  • Linguistic Structure of South Asian Languages
  • Minor^
  • Research Dissertation (OR)
  • Advanced Syntax
  • Advanced Phonology
  • Seminar

*Course to be selected from List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses ^Course to be selected from List of Minor Courses

**The Course titles of VII & VIII are subject to change depending on qualifying criteria

Exit Year

Degree Nomenclature

I Year

After successful completion of Year I (without any backlog) and having completed work-based vocational program, a student will be awarded the Under Graduate Certificate in his/her Subject under Arts

II Year

After successful completion of Year II (without any backlog) and having completed a work-based vocational course (in Year 1 or Year 2), a student will be awarded the Under Graduate Diploma in his/her Subject under Arts

III Year

After successful completion of Year III (without any backlog) and having completed all structured courses, a student will be awarded the Under Graduate Degree in his/her Subject under Arts

IV Year

After successful completion of Year IV (without any backlog) and having completed all structured courses, a student will be awarded the Under Graduate Degree (Honours) or Under Graduate Degree (Honours) with Research in his/her Subject under Arts

List of MDC*, SEC*, AEC, VAC* Courses

Semester I - MDC*

  • Tourism and Hospitality Management
  • Computer Fundamentals
  • Financial Literacy
  • India and Nagaland Economy: An Overview
  • Western World: (1450 – 1815)
  • Introduction to the Study of Language
  • Principles of Education
  • Popular Culture and Philosophy

Semester I - SEC*

  • Literature and Creative Writing
  • Early Childhood Care and Education
  • Parliamentary Procedures and Practices
  • Language Skills: Speech Sounds
  • E-Commerce

Semester I - AEC

  • Basics of Communication

Semester II - MDC*

  • Industrial Psychology
  • Mathematical Foundation
  • Personal Financial Planning
  • Recent Trends & Policies in Indian Economy
  • Naga Political History (1826 – 1963)
  • Language, Psychology and Neurology
  • Drama and Dialogue Writing

Semester II - SEC*

  • Introduction to Teaching Skills
  • Introduction to Archive Keeping
  • E-Governance
  • Soft Skills I
  • Language Skills: Grammar
  • Stock Market Operations
  • Aesthetics
  • Introduction to Inferential Statistics

Semester II - VAC*

  • Environmental Studies
  • Understanding India
  • Roots of Resilience: Exploring the Naga Indigenous Knowledge System

Semester III - MDC*

  • Retail Management
  • Investing in Stock Market
  • Population Education
  • Fundamentals of Translation
  • World Constitutions
  • Bioethics

Semester III - SEC*

  • Basics f Hardware and Networking
  • Soft Skills II
  • Introduction to Museum Studies
  • Financial Statement Analysis
  • Language Skills: Meaning
  • Philosophical Soft Skills
  • Data Analysis Using SPSS

Semester III - AEC

  • Language Learning and Teaching

Semester IV - AEC

  • Professional Communication

Semester IV - VAC*

  • Values and Ethics in Business
  • Office Automation
  • Human Values and Ethics
  • MOOCs – SWAYAM Courses

The above courses are common to all UG Programs (BBA, BCA, BCom & BA) from which any one course is to be selected by a student however subjected to a number of more than 10 students.

List of Minor* Courses

Semester I

  • Introduction to Literature
  • Understanding Political Theory
  • Philosophical Foundations of Education
  • Micro Economics I
  • Ancient India
  • Fundamentals of Linguistics
  • Introduction to Philosophy

Semester II

  • Functional English
  • Major Concepts in Political Theory
  • History of Indian Education
  • Macro Economics I
  • Medieval India
  • Sounds of Language
  • Logic

Semester III

  • Non-Fictional Prose -I
  • An Introduction to Indian Constitution
  • Contemporary Education System in India
  • Micro Economics II
  • Modern India
  • Sociolinguistics
  • Introduction to Indian Philosophy

Semester IV

  • Non-Fictional Prose -II
  • Major Issues in Indian Political System
  • Psychological Foundations of Education
  • Macro Economics II
  • Contemporary History of India (1947-2000)
  • Psycholinguistics II
  • Ethics

Semester V

  • Introduction to Indian English Literature
  • United Nations
  • Value and Peace Education
  • Indian Economy since Independence
  • Archaeology
  • Elementary Semantics
  • Philosophy of Religion

Semester VI

  • Naga Writing in English
  • The Study of Human Rights
  • Environmental Education
  • Money and Banking
  • Twentieth Century World
  • Issues in Linguistics
  • Social and Political Philosophy

Semester VII

  • Popular Culture
  • Gandhian Studies
  • Emerging Issues in Education
  • Economics of Health and Education
  • Environmental History II
  • Language Planning & Policy
  • Philosophy of Science

Semester VIII

  • Children’s Literature
  • Gender & Politics
  • Distance Education
  • Environmental Economics
  • Modern East Asia
  • Advanced Semantics
  • Contemporary Indian Philosophers

The above courses are common to all UG BA Programs from which any one course is to be selected by a student however subjected to a number of more than 10 students.

Admission Modalities

The Admission Modalities are with reference to the campus-based BA Program offered by the ICFAI University at Nagaland. The medium of instruction is English.

Eligibility

  • Pass 10+2 with minimum 40 % marks and should have studied at least one relevant subject in Arts, Science and Commerce OR pass 10+2 in any discipline with 40% marks
  • Final year students awaiting results may also apply.

For the purpose of determining eligibility based on aggregate percentage of marks, the procedure used by the respective University in award of the degree will only be taken into consideration. All UG/ PG/PhD applicants should have completed a minimum of 12/15/17 years of formal education by August 03 2026, respectively. Applicants who have completed their graduation on one-time sitting basis or a 2-year basis are not eligible for admission to the Postgraduate Programs

Students in their final year are eligible to apply, provided they complete their course requirements including practical examinations/viva assignments before August 03, 2026. Such applicants will have to produce a certificate to that effect at the time of admission. The admission of such applicants will, however, remain provisional until they produce mark sheet/ transcript and a degree certificate establishing their eligibility.

The last date for submitting the proof of qualifying examination transcripts is September 30, 2026 failing which the provisional admission will automatically stand cancelled, no fees will be refunded.

The selection of applicants into the Program is made through screening of application and interview. While evaluating students for admission, due weightage is given to their academic distinction, awards in Games & sports, Literary & cultural activities, and other extra cocurricular activities.

Original certificates and Domicile certificate should be produced for verification at the time of admission. The admission decision will be communicated after the admission process.

There shall be a special provision for admission of students belonging to the State of Nagaland (Domicile) in any course of ICFAI University, Nagaland, which shall not be less than 25 (twenty-five) percent of seats in each course/discipline subject to the students meeting the minimum qualifying requirements referred to above. The fee for the Domicile students is less than that of the nondomicile students (please refer the fee chart).

Seats remaining unfilled under special reservation may be filled up by allotting the same to students belonging to Open Category.

Guidelines

The applicants are advised to read the guidelines carefully before completing the Application Form for admission.

Application Form

  • Please make sure that you meet the eligibility criteria before filling up the form.
  • Fill the Application Form in Capital Letters.
  • Provide all the available information under appropriate sections.
  • Make sure to sign the Application Form.
  • Cost of the Application material for BA Program is Rs. 300

Applicants have to enclose self attested copies of the following certificates

  • Aadhar Card
  • APAAR ID / ABC ID
  • Birth Certificate
  • PAN Card (if available)
  • Class X Admit Card, Mark Sheet and Certificate.
  • Class XII / Degree Admit Card, Mark Sheet and
  • Certificate (as may be applicable).
  • Graduation Mark sheet and Certificate (as may beApplicable)
  • Post-Graduation Mark sheet and Certificate (for Ph.D.candidates)
  • ST Certificate.
  • 3 recent Passport Size Photo.
  • Any other certificates pertaining to academic and other activities.

The Admissions Officer,

The ICFAI University, Nagaland,

6th Mile, Sovima, Chümoukedima, Nagaland – 797103

Contact No. : 8729880506, 8730961116, 9304745167

Email: admissions@iunagaland.edu.in

Website: www.iunagaland.edu.in

Find us on: iun_official iunagaland ICFAI_NAGALAND

Fee Schedule

Admission Fee

Admission fee of Rs. 5,000 (non-refundable) is to be paid by all the selected candidates of BA immediately after the admission decision is announced. The last date for payment of admission fee is July 21, 2026.

Caution Deposit

All UG students are requited to pay a Caution Deposit of Rs. 5,000 along with the First Semester fee. The caution Deposit will be refunded without interest after adjusting for dues, if any to the students on completion of the program.

Semester Fee

Students must pay the program fee on the first day of each semester, after which a fine of Rs. 40 per day will be charged. The first semester fee is to be paid on or before July 21, 2026.

Note

Domicile refers to Students from State of Nagaland. Non-Domicile refers to Students from States other than Nagaland.

Fee for the BA (Major/Hons) program (amount in Rs.)

Particulars

Domicile

Non-Domicile

Domicile

3 years (6 sem) 4 years (8 sem)

Non-Domicile

3 years (6 sem) 4 years (8 sem)

Semester Fee

15,000

17,000

90,000

1,20,000

1,02,000

1,36,000

Note

All Payments should be made through Bank Challan, in favor of “The ICFAI University, Nagaland – Fee Collection A/C” Details about the payment modalities and the relevant Challan can be obtained from the Accounts Officer. Payments can also be made online through the university’s website at www.iunagaland.edu.in.

The ICFAI University Nagaland proposes to offer two types of Merit Scholarships are offered to the students admitted from the academic year 2025-26 onwards for BA program.

  1. Past Academic Record
  2. Semester-wise Performance

A. Merit Scholarship based on past academic Record

Percentage of marks achieved in Class XII (or equivalent) for UG programs and graduation for PG programs will decide the amount of scholarship. Scholarship will continue semester after semester only on maintaining a minimum 6.0 GPA in the previous semester. The

details are presented in the following table.

Program Percentage achieved(10+2 or equivalent) For dom / non-domAmount of Scholarship (₹) No. of Instalments(Scholarship Amount to be adjusted)
BA (Major/Hons.)(6 Semesters) ≥ 90% 27,000 6
≥ 80% to < 90% 22,500
≥ 70% to < 80% 18,000
≥ 60% to < 70% 13,500
BA (Major/Hons.)(8 Semesters) ≥ 90% 36,000 8
≥ 80% to < 90% 30,000
≥ 70% to < 80% 24,000
≥ 60% to < 70% 18,000

B. Merit Scholarship based on Semester-wise Performance

Up to 10% of the students of the batch will be awarded merit scholarships based on their Semester-wise performance in addition to the scholarship based on the past academic record. Details are given below.

Academic Performance (CGPA)

Category I

Category II

Category III

≥ 9.00

≥ 8.50 - < 9.00

≥ 8.00 - < 8.50

#

Program

Semester Fee

Amount of Scholarship (In Rs.) per semester

1

BA (Major/Hons)

15,000

4,500

3,300

2,250

Note

Only if number of students in the class is 10 or more.

Transportation Facility

Bus facility is provided for easy connectivity of the students. Registered bus commuters are required to pay for the bus fees for a Semester regardless of whether one travel or not for which an undertaking shall be obtained.

Hostel Facilities

University do not have hostel accommodation inside the campus. However University provides assistance to identity the suitable private hostel accommodation near University campus.