Jammu University Non CBCS
Geography Previous Year Question Paper
6th Semester
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Jammu University Non-CBCS Geography 6th Semester Previous Year Question Paper
If you are a student of the B.A. Geography (Non-CBCS) programme at the University of Jammu and gearing up for your 6th semester exams, this post is for you. Here you will find a detailed overview of the subject syllabus for Semester VI, the expected question paper pattern, important topics to focus on, and how you can prepare effectively — even if you don’t yet have the exact previous year question paper PDF.
📚 Course & Semester Details
- University: University of Jammu
- Course: B.A. Geography (Non-CBCS)
- Semester: 6th
- Paper Type: Theory (core papers)
- Marks: 80 (external) + internal assessment (varies)
- Duration: Typically around 3 hours
📖 Syllabus Overview for Semester VI
Based on the official syllabus for Semesters V & VI under the University of Jammu, the Semester VI Geography syllabus covers advanced topics in human and regional geography, analytical techniques, and regional case studies. (Jammu University) While the exact Non-CBCS version may have minor variations, below is a representative breakdown:
Unit I – Regional Geography & Development
- Study of regional geography with an emphasis on India’s regional development.
- Concepts of development and under-development, regional disparities, and spatial planning.
- Role of infrastructure, resources and regional policy in geography.
Unit II – Quantitative and Analytical Techniques
- Techniques used in geography for data collection and analysis.
- Statistical methods relevant to geographical studies (e.g., correlation, regression, index computation).
- Use of GIS/Remote Sensing in modern geography (as per recent syllabi).
Unit III – Geography of Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh
- Focus on the physical, social and economic geography of J&K and Ladakh regions.
- Regional issues such as environmental constraints, tourism, agriculture, and trans-Himalayan trade.
- Interface of geography with local development.
Unit IV – Contemporary Issues in Geography
- Urbanisation, migration and their spatial implications.
- Climate change, disaster management and sustainable development in mountain regions.
- Globalisation and its geographic impacts (especially in mountainous terrain).
🧮 Question Paper Pattern (Expected)
Though you may not have the exact previous year paper, you can anticipate the following pattern:
- Section-A: Short answer/ objective type questions covering all units.
- Section-B: Long answer questions — typically you are required to answer 4 questions (one from each unit) with internal choice.
- Each long question around 15-20 marks (depending on pattern).
- Time allowed: ~3 hours.
📌 Important Topics to Focus On
- Regional disparities: causes & remedies.
- Techniques in geography: index methods, GIS, remote sensing basics.
- Physical, economic and social geography of Jammu & Kashmir & Ladakh.
- Urbanisation and migration in hill regions.
- Sustainable development in mountainous environments.
- Disaster management: landslides, avalanches, earthquakes in Himalayan context.
✅ Preparation Tips
- Make unit-wise short notes and revise consistently.
- Solve last 3-5 years question papers (where available).
- Practice writing structured answers: introduction → explanation → real-world example → conclusion.
- Use maps and diagrams — these help clarify regional geography topics.
- Stay updated with recent reports/news on J&K and Ladakh geography (tourism, climate change, infrastructure) to add contemporary examples.
📥 Download Section
The Jammu University Non-CBCS Geography 6th Semester Previous Year Question Paper PDF link will be uploaded soon — stay tuned.
👉 Meanwhile, browse other subject papers here: All Previous Year Papers – University of Jammu
🏁 Conclusion
Geography is a versatile subject that links physical landscapes, human societies and spatial planning. For your 6th semester at the University of Jammu, understanding both theory and regional case studies (especially of J&K & Ladakh) will set you on the path to success.
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