B.Voc Subjects and Syllabus 2024

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The B.Voc course syllabus and subjects deal with preparing students to become technicians or to take up employment as craftspeople or artisans with covering topics such as economics, business, management, finance, aptitude, mathematics, entrepreneurship, etc. B.Voc job scope has a extensive range of job roles from computer operator, business development manager to home economist in both private and public sectors.

Semester Wise B.Voc Syllabus

B.Voc course syllabus has been designed to train students with the objective of preparing for industry-based learning and techniques. It covers a wide range of vocational studies concepts that are further divided into a few specializations. Students take courses related to vocational studies as part of the curriculum. Elective courses provide specialized knowledge and skills in the use of advanced production techniques. Students who are interested in developing their skills can earn a Bachelor of Vocational Studies degree that meets their educational and career goals.

The B.Voc course emphasizes recent development in production management. The B.Voc syllabus can be downloaded from the website in PDF format. The following is a list of semester-wise Bachelor of Vocational Studies syllabi:

B.Voc First Year Syllabus

B.Voc First Year Syllabus
Semester I	Semester II
Effective English Skills	Effective English Skills
Effective Hindi or French Skills	Effective Hindi or French Skills
Human Rights	Environment Studies
Indian Culture & Philosophy	Innovation in Science
Skills Component	Skills Component
Computer Basics & Networking	DBMS/SQL
C++ Programming	Advanced Excel
MS Office	Tally
Financial Maths & Accounting	Java Programming

B.Voc Second Year Syllabus

B.Voc Second Year Syllabus
Semester III	Semester IV
Media Studies & Cinema	Media Studies & Cinema
Social Analysis	Social Analysis
Economic Analysis	Economic Analysis
Giving Voice to Values	Political Analysis
Skills Component	Skills Component
HTML & CSS	PHP & MySQL
Coreldraw / Photoshop	Animation using Maya / other Software Systems
Advanced SQL with Oracle	Open Source Platforms [Linux, RoR]
Javascript, JQuery	Mobile Development using Android

B.Voc Third Year Syllabus

B.Voc Third Year Syllabus
Semester V	Semester VI
Popular Culture	Popular Culture
Entrepreneurship	Entrepreneurship
Political Analysis	Business Ethics
Psychology	Principles of Financial Accounting
Skills Component	Skills Component
Software Testing	DOTNET Technologies
SAP - I	SAP - II
Project - I	Project - II

B.Voc Course Subjects

B.Voc Subjects permit students to learn vocational studies to help other businesses and companies grow and develop technology tools for technological advancement. B.Voc subjects are considered among the most prestigious in the field. The Bachelor of Vocational Studies undergraduate program provides students with a thorough understanding of skills and techniques used in industries.

Bachelor of Vocational Studies topics include economics, business, management, finance, aptitude, mathematics, entrepreneurship, etc. B.Voc semester-wise subjects have been designed to improve the students’ understanding of the overall subject and build their overall knowledge. To better understand advanced techniques-related topics, the B.Voc syllabus includes both classroom-based instruction and practical lab sessions. The curriculum consists of both core and elective subjects to make the three-year program more flexible.

The following lists of subjects are part of the Bachelor of Vocational Studies:

Managerial Economics
Environmental Studies
Business Statistics
Management Information Systems
Financial Accounting
Principles of Management
Human Resource Development
Aptitude & Logical Reasoning
Mathematics
Business Informatics

B.Voc Core Subjects

Given below are the core essential subjects that students need to learn:

Web Designing Lab
Concept of Data Mining
Data Structure Lab
Java Programming
Computer Hardware Lab
Principles of Interior Design and Interior Consultation
Soft Skill and Personality Development Lab
Landscaping and Interior Scape
Indian Economy and Social Changes
2D 3D Cad Drawing

B.Voc Elective Subjects

Given below are the B.Voc Elective subjects students can choose from:

B.Voc in Logistics Management
B.Voc in Software Development
B.Voc in Banking and Finance
B.Voc in Retail Management
B.Voc in Food Processing

B.Voc Course Structure

The B.Voc course is further divided into a number of core and elective subjects. The course lasts three years, divided into six semesters. Students are introduced to basic fundamental subjects in the first year. In the second year, students study specific subjects related to their specializations. Additionally, lab sessions enhance the understanding of theoretical concepts.

The Bachelor of Vocational Studies curriculum exposes students to economics, business, management, finance, aptitude, mathematics, and entrepreneurship. BVoc courses prepare students for increased career responsibilities, including various specializations. To gain both theoretical and practical skills, students are required to complete a research project at the end of the sixth semester. The course structure is as follows:

VI Semesters
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
Practical Workshops
Project/Thesis Submission

B.Voc Teaching Methodology and Techniques

The B.Voc course curriculum incorporates various teaching methods in the field of Vocational Studies with new technologies. Students are also trained in elective subjects of various specializations in addition to lectures and practical learning. In addition to core subjects, universities and colleges encourage students to do internships and training in their fields of specialization. Students will learn industry-based skills through the teaching methodology. Instead of following traditional teaching methods, students prefer learning industry techniques through developing technologies. The following teaching methodologies are used in general:

Traditional Classroom Teaching Method
Research Projects
Problem Solving Approach
Computer Assisted Learning
Brainstorming
Audio Visuals
Virtual Lab Exercises
Discussion Method
Industrial Visit
Seminars

B.Voc Projects

Bachelor of Vocational Studies students complete course research projects to gain experience in industry project management. Students will gain an understanding of what factors influence research project success as well as the tools required to implement such strategies. The B.Voc projects provide students with hands-on experience and training in an industrial environment. The research projects must be completed by the end of the sixth semester. A few popular B.Voc research projects are listed below:

Vocational Education Improvement Projects
Managerial Skills in Vocational Education Curriculum Development
Special Vocational Needs Education Support Program
Bilingual Vocational Education
A Guide for Vocational Energy Education: Resources, Key People, Classroom Materials, Oregon Vocational Energy Educational Project
Women in Vocational Education
Vocational Education for Youth and Adults with Special Needs
Assessing the status of Women Students and Employees in Vocational Education in California.
Development of an Instrument for prescribing Compensatory Education for Vocational Trainees.
Focus on the Future of Vocational Education & Training: Scenario Planning

B.Voc Course Reference Books

B.Voc books are available both online and in-stores, including a variety of titles and publishers. The B.Voc books cover all major topics as well as background information on various vocational fields. The purpose of reference books is to clarify concepts and they are also available online in PDF format. Depending on the edition, a student’s Bachelor of Vocational Studies course books may differ. After proper research, students should invest in reference books. The following books are excellent references for B.Voc:

B.Voc Reference Books
Name of the Books	Authors
Effective Communication Skills	Dr Kul Bhushan Kumar, R. S. Salaria
Business Communications: Including Technical communication	Varinder Bhatia
Engineering Chemistry: Concepts in Chemistry for Engineering	Satya Prakash, Manish Agarwal
Engineering Chemistry	Saiful Islam, Ayesha Khan
Applied Mathematics - I	J. K. Tyagi, S. K. Tyagi
Environmental Studies	M. P. Poonia & S.C. Sharma
Basic Electrical Engineering	Ritu Sahdev
Basic Electronics	S. Biswas
IT Tools	R.K. Jain
Information Security & Cyber Laws	Sarika Gupta