DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

UG since 1955

PG since 2016

Courses offered:  B A (Three Years Annual System) and 

                    M A (Two years, Annual System)

Intake:  UG - 3 Sections 300 Seats (for session 2022-23)

          PG - 60 Government seats 

Syllabus:    Click Here         

Teaching Staff 

Sanctioned Post-05    Filled-01   Vacant-04   View Detail  

HOD:  DR MOOL CHAND    9414397355

PROFILE: 

ADMISSION CUT OFF M A PREVIOUS (GOVT. SEAT)

B A Course outcome:

PAost graduate student is expected to possess following:

• When he reads the play, his dialogues should be spontaneous and pure in understanding.
• When reading the verses of poetry in any epic or section, it should have knowledge of the Yeti, speed, pause and lyricity of the verses used in it.
• If he reads fiction, it should be focused on its purpose.
• Must have knowledge of verses and ornaments used in texts of syllabus
• With various nouns of grammar, the terms, words, some metallic forms must be remembered.
• Ability to stage the dialogues of the play should come. It should have the ability to feel its main juice.
• Must have knowledge of common suffixes of all categories
• He should also have knowledge of factors and compounding in grammar.
• There should also be a sense of history of Sanskrit literature
• One should also understand the general principles of philosophical texts written in Sanskrit.
• He should have the ability to write short essays in Sanskrit on contemporary subjects
• Knowledge of grammar along with literature

M A Course outcome:

Post graduate student is expected to possess following:

• The history of Vedic literature should be accompanied by the ability to interpret Vedic verses, Upanishads and Vedic words.
• Along with drama, Khandakavya, the power to understand difficult prose should be developed.
• The student should also study higher level poetry. Based on that, the ability to review the poetry should be developed
• He should have the ability to understand general category philosophical texts.
• In grammar, he should have a wide knowledge of factors, compounding, suffixes, translations, proofs etc.
• There should also be a detailed understanding of the history of Sanskrit literature

PUBLICATIONS:  YEARS 2017-21

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