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Entrepreneurship and Development for MA Sociology 4th Semester PU (Hindi Medium)

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  • Q1
    Is this book aligned with the PU MA Sociology 4th Semester syllabus?
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    Yes, the book is designed to cover the entire syllabus for the 4th semester of MA Sociology at Panjab University.

  • Q2
    What are the key topics covered in this book?
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    The book covers entrepreneurship concepts, theories, development programs, and the role of social groups and the environment in entrepreneurship.

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    Does the book include exam-oriented questions?
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    Yes, it includes short answer type questions and structured long questions to help students prepare for exams.

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    Can this book be used for self-study?
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    Absolutely, the book is designed to be student-friendly and is suitable for self-study.

  • Q5
    What makes this book unique for MA Sociology students?
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    Its comprehensive coverage, Hindi medium, and alignment with the PU syllabus make it a unique and essential resource.

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    Does the book cover Entrepreneurship Development Programs (EDPs)?
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    Yes, it includes a detailed discussion on the meaning, need, and objectives of EDPs.

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    Is this book useful for understanding entrepreneurship theories?
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    Yes, it covers various theories by scholars like Max Weber, David McClelland, and Joseph Schumpeter in detail.

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    Does the book discuss entrepreneurship among marginalized groups?
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    Yes, it includes chapters on entrepreneurship among women, tribals, and scheduled castes.

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    What is the role of the environment in entrepreneurship as per this book?
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    The book explains the general and specific types of environments and how they influence entrepreneurial activities.

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    Is this book suitable for private candidates?
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    Yes, the book is designed to help both regular and private candidates prepare for their exams effectively.

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UNIT - 1
1. Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurship : Concepts and Functions
2. Growth of Entrepreneurship in India
3. Theories of Entrepreneurship
4. Theories of Entrepreneurship : Max Weber
5. Theories of Entrepreneurship : David Maclelland
6. Theories of Entrepreneurship : E.E. Hagen
7. Theory of Entrepreneurship : B.E. Hoselitz
8. Theory of Entrepreneurship : Joseph Schumpeter

UNIT - 2
9. Entrepreneurship Among Social Groups and Business Communities
10. Samurai Community in Japan
11. Filipino and Chinese in Philippines and Parsees
12. Business Communities : Marwaris, Ramgarhias and Ravidasias
13. Social Groups : Women, Tribals and Scheduled Castes

UNIT - 3
14. Development of An Entrepreneurs
15. Implication of Theories for Action Program
16. Development of Entrepreneurs Through Training
17. Entrepreneurship Development Programmes : Meaning Need and Objectives of EDPs

UNIT - 4
18. Entrepreneurship and Environment
19. General Environment
20. Typology of Environment
21. Role of Business Associations in Controlling The Environment

Short Answer Type Questions
SOC O 645: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT (HINDI MEDIUM)

Objective
This course is acquainting the students with various theoretical developments in the area of
entrepreneurship and their implication for action programs. Accordingly, first two units deal
with various theories and development of entrepreneurship in different communities and
groups. The other two units deal with the implication of theories for action programs and
development of Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDPs) and interaction of
entrepreneurs with business environment.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PAPER-SETTERS AND FOR CANDIDATES
(i) The theory question paper will be of 80 marks and 20 marks will be for internal assessment. Duration of the paper will be 3 hours.
(ii) For private candidates, who have not been assessed earlier for internal assessment, the marks secured by them in theory paper will proportionately be increased to maximum marks of the paper in lieu of internal assessment.

The paper setter must put note (ii) in the question paper.
The syllabus will be divided into four units.
There will be 9 questions in all. The first question is compulsory and shall be short answer type containing 10 short questions spread over the whole syllabus to be answered in about 30 to 35 words each, carrying 20 marks i.e. 2 marks each Rest of the paper shall contain 4 units. Each unit shall have two long questions and the candidates shall be given internal choice of attempting one question from each Unit-4 in all. Each question will carry 15 marks.

Course Outline

Unit-I
Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurship:
Concept, Functions: Growth of Entrepreneurship with special reference to India
Theories of Entrepreneurship: Max Weber, David McClelland, E. E. Hagen, B. E. Hoselitz
and Schumpeter

Unit-II
Entrepreneurship among Social Groups
Business Communities: Samurai Community in Japan, Filipino and Chinese in Philippines;
Parsees, Marwaris, Ramgarhias, Ravidasias and Business Communities in South India; Social
Groups: Women, Tribals, Scheduled Castes

Unit-III
Development of an Entrepreneur
Implication of Theories for Action Program and Development of Entrepreneurs through
Training and Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDPs).

Unit-IV
Entrepreneurship and Environment:
General Environment, Typology of Environment, Role of Business Associations in
Controlling the Environment. 

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