CUET PG DLS Syllabus

 Development and Labour Studies (HUQP06)


General awareness on issues related to Development and Labor Studies.

Capacity to comprehend and reflect on academic articles, and the ability in analytical reasoning on

the contemporary issues of informal sector. Broad thematic areas of major social science disciplines:

  • Political Economy

  • Theories and Contemporary History of Development

  • Development Economics

  • Indian Economy

  • Society and Politics in India Sociological and Political Theories.


Current affairs on development:




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