At Shoolini University students pursue minors that are not part of their core subject curriculum. So, a Science student can choose to learn Economics or Music. On the other hand, a Liberal Arts student can learn Data Mining or Cyber Laws. That is the beauty of the choice-based curriculum at Shoolini!
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Major
A Major is the primary subject you choose as the focus of your college or university degree. It’s the main specialisation demanded by a degree. For example, biotechnology, computer science, management studies, English literature, law etc
Minor
Students pursue a Minor as an exploratory and secondary area of interest. A minor may not align with the primary specialisation. Instead, it complements your main degree and helps you gain a new knowledge or skill.
Benefits of Major + Minor Specialisations
With a Major, you'll attain new heights in your chosen field. A Minor becomes your secret superpower to unlock a parallel expertise. Embrace this extraordinary combination or a major and a minor to conquer two domains and become the hero of your own academic adventure!
- Learning beyond the classroom because students need to choose a minor that is not a part of their core area of study
- It is exploratory & transdisciplinary
- Showcases student’s versatility, thus enhancing job prospects
- Offers better job security as companies are looking for talent with parallel skills
Choose a Minor
Economics
Healthcare
Psychology
Food and Nutrition
Performing Arts
Foreign Languages
Hindi
Practical Journalism
NCC
Biotechnology
Biology
Business management
Entrepreneurship
Yoga
Law
History
Physics
Design
English
Chemical Sciences
Hospitality Management
Mechatronics
Energy Science
Agriculture
Navigating Path to Minor Specialisations
Frequently Asked Questions
A minimum of 12 credits through 4 courses of 3 credits each in one of the Minor specialisations being offered is required for you to graduate with a Minor.
Yes, the choice is yours and it could be learning, or career-interest based.
Graduating with a Minor will make you stand out and improve prospects of employment as it shows your ability to put in hard work and versatility in learning. A Minor also provides more security in a fast-changing job market where different skills are in demand.
As mentioned in Answer 1 above.
Absolutely. A Science student may choose to learn Economics or Music while an Liberal Arts student can learn Artificial Intelligence — That is the beauty of a choice-based curriculum. Rather, a Minor is offered in areas different from your core area of study (the parent domain).
A core or foundation course is more about depth, and a Minor course is more exploratory and is about breadth. Minor courses will be more transdisciplinary in spirit, and you will learn them with fellow students of different streams.
Based on Latest UGC Norms.
No, we have capped the maximum number of seats and for each course we will fill them on a first-come-first-serve basis.