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Previous Year Question Paper (2026) · DU & College · Communication in Everyday Life
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This is the 2026 Semester Previous Year Question Paper for Communication in Everyday Life — Delhi University DU & College under the UGCF/NEP framework. Free to view on Sulaksh.
Communication in Everyday Life is a 2-credit Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) under Delhi University's UGCF 2022, taught in 2025-26 as a 0 lecture, 0 tutorial, 2 practical (p.1 credit table). As per the official syllabus on academicaffairs.du.ac.in, the course is organised as five skill blocks — Unit 1 Theory of Communication 7Cs/barriers/feedback (8 hours), Unit 2 Listening Skills with netiquettes and audio-book discussions (14 hours), Unit 3 Speaking Skills including oral presentation, group discussion, public speaking and interviews (14 hours), Unit 4 Reading Skills close/skimmng/scanning (8 hours), and Unit 5 Writing Skills summarising/essays/letters/reports (16 hours). Writing coverage includes expository/descriptive/narrative essays, formal/informal letters, incidence/newspaper/organisational reports and textual interpretation (p.2). Evaluation is 'as per guidelines notified by the University of Delhi' (p.2); no printed 25/25/50 table in this PDF. Students lose marks by describing communication models without demonstrating a group discussion, interview, or letter format — practical demonstration and file work carry the weight here. For revision, map each PYQ to its unit — middle units repeat most — and confirm your college's exact paper code before the exam, as SEC codes vary by theme (as of 12 Sept 2026).
This is the Communication in Everyday Life - UPC 2036000002 / 2036001002 | SEC | MAY-JUNE-2026 | SE — a Communication in Everyday Life your semester previous year question paper.
Source: DU examination paper — verify paper code and semester from your college handout before relying on it. Sulaksh is an independent student platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Delhi.
About this file: Communication in Everyday Life · this semester · May–June (even-semester). This PDF is 0.0 MB. It is one of 12 Communication in Everyday Life this semester PYQ documents on Sulaksh — compare it with the others in the same folder to spot repeating questions.
Official: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's Communication in Everyday Life your semester handout.
Communication in Everyday Life is a 2-credit Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) under Delhi University's UGCF 2022, taught in 2025-26 as a 0 lecture, 0 tutorial, 2 practical (p.1 credit table). As per the official syllabus on academicaffairs.du.ac.in, the course is organised as five skill blocks — Unit 1 Theory of Communication 7Cs/barriers/feedback (8 hours), Unit 2 Listening Skills with netiquettes and audio-book discussions (14 hours), Unit 3 Speaking Skills including oral presentation, group discussion, public speaking and interviews (14 hours), Unit 4 Reading Skills close/skimmng/scanning (8 hours), and Unit 5 Writing Skills summarising/essays/letters/reports (16 hours). Writing coverage includes expository/descriptive/narrative essays, formal/informal letters, incidence/newspaper/organisational reports and textual interpretation (p.2). Evaluation is 'as per guidelines notified by the University of Delhi' (p.2); no printed 25/25/50 table in this PDF. Students lose marks by describing communication models without demonstrating a group discussion, interview, or letter format — practical demonstration and file work carry the weight here. For revision, map each PYQ to its unit — middle units repeat most — and confirm your college's exact paper code before the exam, as SEC codes vary by theme (as of 12 Sept 2026).
Official sources: University of Delhi · DU Exam Portal · your college's Communication in Everyday Life handout. Verify paper codes and units for your batch.
