M P Ed Note: The syllabus prescribed for the entrance test has been divided into fifteen units.

Each unit carries a weightage of four marks. Paper setters are required to set four multiple choice type questions with only one correct or most appropriate answer separately for each unit, giving uniform representation to the whole syllabus contained therein. Unit I Philosophical Perspective i) Meaning, Definitions aims and objectives of Physical Education ii) Nature, Scope and Philosophy of Physical Education a) b) c) d) Unit II Idealism and Physical Education Pragmatism and Physical Education Naturalism and Physical Education Realism and Physical Education

iii) Role of Physical Education in General Education Psychological Perspective i) ii) iii) iv) Unit III i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) Unit IV The psycho-physical unity of human organism Laws of learning their application to sports situations Theories of play, leaning stages, learning curves Transfer of training Practical application of psychology of Physical Education Physical Education in Ancient Greece Physical Education in Sparta Physical Education at Athens Contribution of Physical Education in U.S.A Physical Education in India during ancient period Physical Education in Ancient Rome

Historical Perspective

International Movements in Sports i) Olympic Games ii) Asian Games iii) Common Wealth Games Physical Education in the City States of Greece i) Sparta:Physical Education in Sparta The aim of Education in Sparta Women in Sparta ii) Athens:Education in Athens

Unit V

Physical Education and Sports in Rome, Gladiatorial Combats Circus. Unit VI Central Advisor4v Board of Physical Education & Recreation i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) vii) viii) ix) Unit VII Muscles Origin, Insertion and action of the following a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) j) k) l) m) n) o) p) q) r) s) Unit VIII Trapezium Deltoid Pectoralis Major Pectoralis Minor Serratus Anterior Teres Major Latissimus Dorsi Biceps (Brachi) Triceps Rectus Abdominus Sartorius Rectus Femoris Vastus Medialis Vastus Lateralis Vastus Intermedius Biceps Femoris Semimembranosus Semitendinosus Gastrocnemius. National Discipline Scheme Kaualkapoor Committee National Physical Efficiency Drive Kunzuru Committee All India Council of Sports Sports Authority of India (SAI) N. S. National Institute of Sports L. N. I. P. E. Institute of Sports National Sports Association/Federation Their composition and function A. A. F.I. V.F.I, I.H.F

Bio-Mechanics Body lever and their types. Motion, Laws of Motion, Centre of Gravity, Equilibrium, Static and Dynamic Forces, its direction and application

Unit IX A. Introduction Concept of Injuries and role of teaching in the prevention of injuries B. Introduction i) a) Sprains, Strains, Contusions, laceration and Abrasions b) Fractures and Dislocations c) Internal Injuries

ii) Unit X

Treatment with special references to a) Ankle b) Elbow c) Wrist d) Knee e) Shoulder

Officiating i) Duties of Referee/Umpire, Programme during-game and Post-game regarding to rules, ground Rules and Ground Equipment. ii) iii) Score Sheets-games and Athletic events. Marking of Play field, with reference to following games a) Football b) Hockey c) Kabaddi d) Kho-Khi e) Volley Ball f) Basket Ball g) Badminton h) Handball i) Cricket

Unit XI

Coaching i) ii) iii) iv) v) Meaning and Characteristics of Coaching Principles of Coaching Definition of Teaching, Training and Coaching Qualification and Qualities of a good Coach Use of Psychology in coaching. Planning-Meaning, Importance and Principles

Unit XII

Planning i) ii) Types of Training Plans-Training Conception, Yearly Plan, MesoCycle Plan and Micro-Cycle Plan .- , iii) Preparation of Training Schedules-Weekly Schedules and monthly schedules iv) Teaching Aidsa) Audio Visual Aids b) Movies e) T.V. c) Radio d) Tape recorder f) Filmstrips and Slides.

v) Criteria for the selection of players at school. District and University levels vi) Warm up, its type and values. Unit XIII Human Body - I i) Characteristics of living organism. Cell and its Parts, Cell Division, Cellular Basic of Living ii) Skeletal System The structure arrangement of skeleton-ribs, vertebral column and extremities, Difference in the Skeleton of men and women. Arches of the feet, General Classification of the joints of the body and example of each type, Type of Muscles in the body and their

differences. Structural and Functional Posture, Postural defects and Remedies. Unit XIV Human Body - II i) Circulatory System Functions of the blood, Blood groups and Blood Transfusion, Clotting, Structure of the Heart, Properties of Heart, Circulation of Blood, Cardiac Cycle, Blood Pressure, Blood Vessels, Lymphatic Circulation and Pulse. i) Respiratory System The Respiratory passage. Lungs and their structure. Exchange of Gases in the Lungs, Mechanism of Respiration, Vital Capacity. ii) Nervous System The nervous functions of cerebrum and cerebral localization reflex. Arc Autonomic Nervous system and central nervous system. Unit XV Human Body-III i) Digestive System The organs of Digestion, their structure and functions, Digestion in Stomach and intestines, absorption and assimilation of food metabolism. ii) iii) Excretory System The structure and functions of Kidneys and Skin Glandular System The functions of Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, Adrenal and Sex glands.