UNIT - I 

1. Origin of the Earth 2. Earth Movements 3. Volcanoes 4. Earthquakes 5. Theories of Isostacy 6. Theories of Mountain Building 7. Origin of the Continents and Oceans 8. Plate Tectonics 9. Concept of Cycle of Erosion 10. The Works of Air and Aeolian Land Forms 11. The Works of Glaciers and Glaciated Land Forms 12. Under- ground Water and Karst Topography 13. Coastal Topography 14. Atmosphere : Composition and Structure 15Air Masses and Fronts 16. Cyclones and Anticyclones 17. Global Warming and Climate Change 18. Temperature of Oceanic Water, 19. Salinity of Oceanic Water, 20. Relief Features of Ocean Floor, 21. Ocean Deposits, 22. Coral Reefs, 

UNIT - II 

1. Asia—A Geographical Unit, 2. Asia—Relief, 3.Asia—Surface Structure, 4. Asia—Drainage System, 5. Asia—Climate, 6. Asia—Natural Vegetation, 7. Asia—Soil, 8. Asia—Agriculture, 9. Asia—Mineral Resources, 10. Asia—Manufacturing Industry, 11. Asia—Population, 12. Asia—Transport, 13. Asia—A Political Unit, 14. China : An Introduction, 15. Japan : Britain of the East, 16. Nepal, 17. Bangla Desh, 18. Myanmar (Burma), 19. Pakistan, 20. Ceylon. 

UNIT - III

1. Enlargement and Reduction of Maps, 2. Cartogram, 3. Interpretation of Topographical Maps, 4. Weather Maps, 5. Map Projection, 6. Viva Voce.