Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) Course in Physical Education

• A candidate should have passed any of the following examinations to be eligible to be do M. Phil in Physical Education:
  • M.Ed – Physical Education
  • M.P.E.
  • M.P.Ed.

Compulsory Theory Paper I - Advanced Research Methodology in Physical Education

• Unit I
  (a) Areas of Research in Physical Education
  (b) Descriptive Research
• Unit II
  Experimental Research - Different variable / Manipulation of variable / Experimental Designs
• Unit III
  Research and theory Development
• Unit IV
  Evaluation of a Research Report
• Unit V.1
  Procedures of Data Processing
• Unit V.2
  Parametric Tests of Significance
• Unit V.3
  Non- Parametric Tests of Significance
• Unit VI
  Scaling and Grading

Compulsory Theory Paper II - Recent Trends in Physical Education and Tests & Measurements in Physical Education & Sports

• Unit I
  Life long Physical Education & Sports
• Unit II
  Modern Technology in Developing Human Capacities
• Unit III
  Socialisation and Social Central through Sports
• Unit IV
  Essentials of Evaluation Test & Measurement in Physical Education
• Unit V
  Nature & Administration of different Tests
• Unit VI
  Different Types of Tests and their uses

Optional Theory Paper I - Sports Psychology

• Unit I
  Developing cognitive Domain of Learning
• Unit II
  Emotion and Sports Competitions
• Unit III
  Performance / Burnout / Measures to control Burnout
• Unit IV
  Personality of a Coach and a Player
• Unit V
  Group behaviour and Sports Leadership

Optional Theory Paper II - Science of Sports Coaching & Training

• Unit I
  Biomechanics of Human Movement in relation to Sports performance
• Unit II
  Analysis of Sports Movement in relation to Sports performance
• Unit III
  Measurement of Force, Velocity, Energy intake, Energy Liberation etc.
• Unit IV
  Conditioning Methods to improve motor components
• Unit V
  Preparation for Competition

Optional Theory Paper III - Philosophy of Physical Education

• Unit I
  Nature & Scope of Physical Education
• Unit II
  Development of curriculum of Physical Education
• Unit III
  Education for Fitness
• Unit IV
  Biomechanics of Human Movement and Sports Socials
• Unit V
  Sociology of Sports and Physical Education