The B.A. (General) curriculum typically includes a combination of subjects such as English, History, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, and regional or foreign languages. Students have the freedom to choose subject combinations according to their interests and career goals. The program emphasizes critical analysis, research, writing, and presentation skills, preparing students for diverse professional paths.

Throughout the course, students gain insight into social, cultural, political, and historical aspects of human life. They learn to evaluate ideas, express opinions logically, and understand global and local issues from multiple perspectives. The program also nurtures creativity, ethical understanding, and problem-solving abilities, which are essential for both personal and professional development.

Career opportunities for B.A. (General) graduates are wide-ranging. They can pursue careers in education, public administration, media, social work, writing, customer relations, or corporate communication. Graduates can also appear for competitive exams or continue higher studies in specialized fields such as law, education, social sciences, or management.