Admission to the courses are given on the basis of entrance examinations conducted by the Uninversity. Details of the courses offered at Faculty of Arts are as follows,

Bachelor of Arts (Hons.)
Minimum Eligibility Requirements: 10 +2 with minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate including all the subjects.

Duration of Test and Structure of Question Paper: There shall be one Paper of 120 minutes duration carrying multiple-choice questions. The standard will be that of 10 +2 level. Questions are set in English as well as Hindi depending on the needs of subject.

Semester Examinations
There will be 6 semester examinations during the course of study. In a session, 2 semester examination will be held at the end of semester i.e. December and April. There will be 4 courses in each semester of 100 marks. A candidate will have to give 3 test / sessionals in every paper which will be of 30 marks. Semester system of the university follows Grading System in lieu of traditional marking system. A candidate must secure 20 - 24 Credits (total) in each semester. In order to obtain degree in Bachelors of Arts a candidate has to obtain 120 credits.

Masters in Arts
Minimum Eligibility Requirements: Graduate degree under at least 10+2+3 pattern securing a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate in subject.
Duration of Course: 2 Years (4 Semesters).

Duration of Test and Structure of Question Paper: There shall be one Paper of 120 minutes duration carrying with multiple-choice questions. The standard will be that of Bachelor's Degree (under 10+2+3 pattern). Questions are set in English as well as Hindi depending on the needs of subject.

Semester Examinations
There will be 4 semester examinations during the course of study. In a session, 2 semester examination will be held at the end of semester i.e. December and April. There will be 4 Papers, each of 100 marks in every semester and candidate will have to give 3 test / sessionals in every paper which will be of 30 marks. Semester system of the university follows Grading System in lieu of traditional marking system. There will be 5 Credits in each paper, 20 Credits (total) in each semester.