Academic Structure
Courses and Streams
An overview of all departments, faculties, and degree programmes across catalogued colleges.
MPC Questions organizes materials through a comprehensive academic catalog modeled after modern university curricula and the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS).
The 6-Level Academic Structure
Every question paper in our repository is categorized according to a structured 6-tier hierarchy:
- 1. College: The participating institution (e.g., Maharaja Purna Chandra Autonomous College, Baripada).
- 2. Degree Type: Broad degree tier — Undergraduate (UG), Postgraduate (PG), or Self-Financing.
- 3. Stream / Faculty: Academic division (Arts, Science, Commerce, IT & Computer Applications).
- 4. Course: Specific honors or professional programme (e.g., BCA, B.Sc Computer Science, M.Com).
- 5. Semester: Academic semester term (Semester 1 through Semester 6).
- 6. Question Paper: The specific subject examination booklet.
Academic Faculties & Departments
- Computer Applications & IT: BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications), MCA (Master of Computer Applications), B.Sc. ITM (Information Technology & Management).
- Physical & Natural Sciences: B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Geology, and Computer Science.
- Arts & Humanities: B.A. and M.A. in Odia, English, History, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Geography.
- Commerce & Management: B.Com., M.Com., and BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration).
Paper Codes & CBCS Nomenclature
Under the CBCS framework, paper codes follow standardized academic prefixes printed on question booklets:
CC(Core Course): Mandatory foundation subjects for your honors discipline (e.g., CC-I, CC-II, CC-IV).GE(Generic Elective): Interdisciplinary elective papers taken from outside your primary honors department.SEC(Skill Enhancement Course): Practical technical or vocational courses (e.g., SEC-I, SEC-II).DSE(Discipline Specific Elective): Advanced specialized electives offered in final semesters.
Explore Your Programme
Visit the Colleges Directory to select your institution, or explore all available degrees on the Courses page.