IGNOU BAFVTM Previous Year Question Papers

This page is the course-wise Previous Year Question Papers hub for IGNOU Bachelor of Arts (Vocational Studies) Tourism Management (BAFVTM). The course list below is based on the verified current programme mapping, while older syllabus links are kept separately when they are still useful.

You can currently open 23 published course pages from the current structure. 10 current course codes do not yet have a course-level PYQ page.

IGNOU BAFVTM Previous Year Question Papers by Current Course

This table follows the verified current programme mapping. Published course pages can be opened directly; Draft or unavailable course pages are shown without a public link.

Current course-page status: 23 published, 0 Draft, 10 without a course-level PYQ page.

Course CodeCourse TitlePrevious Papers
AEC-001AEC-001View Previous Papers
AEC-2Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BABG-171Understanding Ambedkar PhilosophyView Previous Papers
BCOS-185Entrepreneurship MultidisciplinaryView Previous Papers
BCOS-186Personal Selling and Salesmanship CoreView Previous Papers
BECS-184Data AnalysisView Previous Papers
BEDSV-101Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BEGG-171Media and Communication SkillsView Previous Papers
BEVAE-181Environmental StudiesView Previous Papers
BHDG-175मध्यकालीन भारतीय साहित्य एवं संस्कृतिView Previous Papers
BHDS-184रे हडयो लेखन EnglishView Previous Papers
BMDG-171Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BMPS-183Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BPAG-171Disaster ManagementView Previous Papers
BPAS-184Logistics ManagementView Previous Papers
BPCG-171General PsychologyView Previous Papers
BPYI-101Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BSKG-178Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
BSOG-171Indian Society: Images and RealitiesView Previous Papers
BTMC-131History of Tourism – IView Previous Papers
BTMC-132Fundamentals of ManagementView Previous Papers
BTMC-133History of Tourism – IIView Previous Papers
BTMC-134Entrepreneurship and Small BusinessView Previous Papers
BTMC-135Concept and Impacts of TourismView Previous Papers
BTMC-136Tourism MarketingView Previous Papers
BTMC-137Profile of Modern TourismView Previous Papers
BTME-143Procedure and Operations in the Tourism BusinessView Previous Papers
BTMG-171Culture in Indian Subcontinent IView Previous Papers
BTMG-172Culture in Indian Subcontinent IIView Previous Papers
BTMP-146Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
SEC-2Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
SEC-3Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet
SEC-4Course title not verifiedPrevious Papers Not Available Yet

How to Use BAFVTM Previous Papers

Open the course code that matches your current registration and syllabus, then practise the available June or December paper sessions on that course page. If your course appears in the older section, use it only when your programme structure or registration refers to that older code.

Previous papers are practice resources for Bachelor of Arts (Vocational Studies) Tourism Management. Use them with the current study material and syllabus rather than treating older questions as a prediction of the next Term-End Examination.

IGNOU BAFVTM Previous Year Question Papers FAQs

Where can I find IGNOU BAFVTM previous year question papers?

Use the current course table on this page. Published course entries open the individual previous-paper page for that subject.

How many current BAFVTM course paper pages are public?

There are currently 23 published current course paper pages linked from this programme hub.

Why are older course papers shown separately?

Programme structures can change. The older section is used only when verified older links exist without mixing them into the current Bachelor of Arts (Vocational Studies) Tourism Management course structure.

Can previous papers replace IGNOU study material?

No. Use previous papers for practice and revision together with the current study material and syllabus.

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