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Home Science
(Code No: 607)
Paper – I
Food Science, Human nutrition, Clothing & Textiles
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Standard : Degree in Home Science |
Total Marks : 200 |
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Nature of Paper : Conventional Type |
Duration : 3 Hours |
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Note: |
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Answers to this paper must be written either in English or in Marathi. |
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This paper will test the candidate’s ability to comprehend, to analyse, to interpret, to criticise and to appraise the subject matter related to the topics/sub topics mentioned below. |
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It is expected from candidates to study the latest and recent developments and happenings pertaining to the topics/sub topics mentioned below. |
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Section - A (Marks : 50) |
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Food Science and Food Processing : |
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Food groups; Food processing methods and its effects. Energy value of foods and energy expenditure of individuals. |
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Principles and methods of food preservation, food spoilage and food poisoning. |
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Food adulteration, quality control, quality standards, Sensory evalution of foods, sanitation and safety of foods, packaging of processed food. |
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Quantity Cookery: Large scale preparation, delivery & service of food, Cost Control, Accounting. |
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Human Nutrition : |
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Carbohydrates, Protein, Fats, Minerals, Vitamins - Definition, classification, digestion, metabolism, water balance, acid base equilibrium. |
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Balanced diet. Recommended Dietary Allowances for Indians. Meal planning for various age groups, Nutrition, Exercise and Physical fitness. |
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Nutritional disorders, etiology, symptoms treatment, prevention & prophylactic measures and dietary management. |
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Section - B ( Marks : 50 ) |
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Diet Therapy : |
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Therapeutic adaptation of normal diets, Dietary management of underweight, overweight, fevers, infections, |
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Dietary management of diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, liver diseases and renal disorders; Role of dietary fiber & antioxidant in the management of diseases |
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Nutrition, dietary management and counseling for other health conditions-arthritis, cancer & HIV/AIDS etc. |
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Community Nutrition : |
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Assessment of nutritional status, prevention of malnutrition among vulnerable groups. Food and Nutrition security. |
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Current nutritional problems in India and measures to combat them. Food and Nutrition Policy and National nutrition programs. |
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Nutrition education and developing nutrition educational program, dietary counseling. |
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Section - C ( Marks : 50 ) |
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Textile Science : |
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Fiber to fabric: stages and technological processes in textile manufacture; |
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Identification of textile fibers and blends, textile finishes, fabric geometry and geometric factors. |
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Detergents and laundering of fabrics; laundry equipments: use and care; stain removal, dry cleaning, disinfection and storage of clothes. |
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Textile Designing : |
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Principles of textile designing: classification and design development, Computer aided textile designing. Weaving principles and basic weaves. Dyeing and printing. |
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Selection of textile design for apparel, home furnishing and other household articles. |
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Traditional Indian textiles, costumes and embroideries. |
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Section - D (Marks : 50) |
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Clothing Construction : |
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Clothing construction, requirements and factors in selection, care and use of clothing for different age groups and activities. |
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Equipment and accessories used in clothing construction; wardrobe planning, Fashion designing, fashion illustration. |
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Consumer textiles, consumer behaviour. |
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Apparel Manufacturing : |
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Garment industry: planning, banking credit and support; |
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Factory and labour laws, trade globalisation and its impact. |
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Retailing and merchandising: concepts and principles; marketing trends, sale
Promotion techniques; export and import procedures. |
Paper – II
Human Development, Extension and Family Resource Management
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Standard : Degree in Home Science |
Total Marks : 200 |
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Nature of Paper : Conventional Type |
Duration : 3 Hours |
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Note: |
1) |
Answers to this paper must be written either in English or in Marathi. |
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2) |
This paper will test the candidate’s ability to comprehend, to analyse, to interpret, to criticise and to appraise the subject matter related to the topics/sub topics mentioned below. |
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3) |
It is expected from candidates to study the latest and recent developments and happenings pertaining to the topics/sub topics mentioned below. |
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Section - A (Marks : 50) |
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Child Development : |
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Heredity, environment and other factors influencing child development; prenatal and postnatal care of mother and child. Infant stimulation, development and growth promotion. |
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Early childhood care and education: objectives and maintenance of ECCE centres. Values of play for young children. Physical, motor, cognitive and language development and fostering creativity in children with special needs – identification, education and rehabilitation; behavioural problems in children. |
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Rights of children, child abuse, girl child education. |
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Youth Development : |
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Late childhood and adolescent development. Pubertal growth and related developmental changes. |
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Sex education; self concept and personality development. |
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Problems of adolescents, guidance and counseling for adolescents. |
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Section -B (Marks : 50) |
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Marriage & Family Relationships : |
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Preparation for marriage; goals and adjustments in marriage and family life; family life cycle stages, role of families in socialisation and transmission of cultural values |
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Marital harmony, planned parenthood, premarital and marital counseling; family disorganisation. |
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Government policies, schemes and programmes for children, women and family welfare. |
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Adulthood & Ageing : |
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Changing needs and challenges of senior citizens in India, midlife changes. |
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Mental health and well-being. |
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Intergenerational interaction: role of families and educational institutions. |
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Section – C (Marks : 50) |
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Family Resource Management : |
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Concepts and principles of management; time and energy management, work simplification. Decision making processes. |
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Housing and building materials, important features of house planning, housing schemes of Government and other agencies. |
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Household equipment, uses, care and safety aspects. |
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Environmental issues and protection and conservation. |
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Family Finance and Consumer Education : |
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Family finance, budgeting, records and account keeping, planning for family's financial security. |
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Consumer education: consumer rights, responsibilities, protection. |
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Section - D (Marks : 50) |
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Interior Design : |
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Principles of art and design, application for interior designing, interior space planning. Computer aided interior designing. |
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Selection and arrangement of furniture, fixtures and furnishing - flooring and floor coverings; kitchen layout. |
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Extension Management : |
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Communication: functions, channels, skills, models and barriers. Preparation and use of Audio visual aids in communication, use of information technology in communication. |
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Leadership: concept, qualities, significance of leadership development. |
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Role of extension agencies for planning and implementing community programms. Impact of information technology on quality of life of family and community, community participation and resources mobilisation. |
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Social marketing, entrepreunial skills and entrepreneurship development. Role of women entrepreneur in social and economic development, Government policies and recent programmes for empowerment of women. |
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