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Syllabus

M.A. Sanskrit

FromAcademic Year 2020-21

Revision 2

K J Somaiya Institute of Dharma Studies

Bharatiya Sanskriti Peetham

Somaiya Vidyavihar University, Mumbai - 400077

(Constituent Academic Unit of SVU)

Somaiya Vidyavihar UniversityMumbai-77

Preamble:

This course is meant for those who have basic knowledge of Sanskrit language and who want to

pursue higher studies in Sanskrit. Course gives a vision to a learner to understand and interpret

different styles of Sanskrit language and different subjects dealt in it,like Veda, grammar, Indian

philosophy, poetry, poetics, etymology, ancient sciences, Ramayana, Mahabharata etc. Students

have to learn all compulsory papers in the first year, whereas they have to opt for specialization

in the second year of their course. We offer Darshana (Indian Philosophy) and Vyakarana

(Grammar) as specialization subjects.

Eligibility:

● B.A. Sanskrit or Graduation from any other discipline with Diploma in Sanskrit from a

recognized institute.

● Students from disciplines other than Sanskrit must have cleared the Diploma in Sanskrit

or equivalent. Candidates with self-study of the domain will have to take an entrance

exam.

● Exceptional candidates with a score lower than 55% may be considered, based on an

interview. In case selected, they will have to undergo the entrance exam.

● A score of minimum 40% is required in the entrance exam.

Duration: 2 Years

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M.A. SanskritSemester 1

Credit SchemeCourse Code Course Name Teaching Scheme

(Hrs.)TH – P – TUT

TotalHrs.

Credits AssignedTH – P – TUT

TotalCredits

CourseCategory

232P03C101 Veda 4 – 0 – 0 04 4 – 0 – 0 04 -

232P03C102 Darshana 4 – 0 – 0 04 4 – 0 – 0 04 -

232P03C103 Vyakarana 4 – 0 – 0 04 4 – 0 – 0 04 -

232P03C104 Sahitya 4 – 0 – 0 04 4 – 0 – 0 04 -

232P03C105 Sanskrit Language 4 – 0 – 0 04 4 – 0 – 0 04 -

Total 20 - 0 - 0 20 20 - 0 - 0 20 -

Examination SchemeCourseCode

Course Name Examination Scheme & Marks

Continuous Assessment (CA) EndSemester

Examination(ESE)

TermWork(TW)

Oral*

(O)Practicaland Oral(P and O)

Total

In SemesterExamination

(ISE)

InternalAssessment

(IA)

232P03C101 Veda - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03C102 Darshana - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03C103 Vyakarana - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03C104 Sahitya - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03C105 SanskritLanguage

30 70 - - - 100

Total - 150 350 - - - 500



Syllabus Semester I1.

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03C101 Veda

TH P TUT TotalTeaching Scheme (Hrs.) 04 -- -- 04

Credits Assigned 04 -- -- 04Examination Scheme Marks

Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)

End SemesterExamination

(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the specific key features of the Vedic language, selected Vedic texts and historyof Vedic literature.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify specific key features of theVedic language and subject matter, and progress towards analyzing the history of Vedic literature with respect to theirupdated knowledge.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 101.1 Introduction to Vedic Literature1.2 Samhita, Brahmana1.3 Upanishads, Vedanga

2.0 Unit 2 352.1 Introduction to Rigveda2.2 Vedic Suktas: Agni (1.1),Varuna (1.25), Indra (2.12)2.3 Vishvamitra-Nadi-samvada (3.33)2.4 Purusha-sukta (10.90), Nasadiya (10.129)

3.0 Unit 3 153.1 Selected passages from Upanishads3.2 Yama-Nachiketa Samvad (Kathopanishad 1.1&2)3.3 Yajnavalkya-Maitreyi samvada

(Brihadaranyakopanishad 2.4.1-5)3.4 Kenopanishad (3rdKhanda)3.5 Taittiriyopanishad (Anuvak-1 to 9)3.6 Prashnopanishad (2nd Question)



Total Hours 60

Recommended books:

Sr.No. Name/s of Author/s Title of Book Name of Publisher

with country

Editionand Year ofPublication

1 Keith, A. Berriedale History of Sanskrit Literature Motilal BanarsidassPublishers PrivateLimited, Delhi

1993

2 उपा�याय, बलदेव स�ंकृत सा�ह�य का इ�तहास शारदा �नकेतन, वाराणसी 1990

3 करंबेळकर, �वनायकवामन

स�ंकृत सा�ह�याचा सोपप��क इ�तहास �ी शारदा �काशन,नागपरू

1993

4 वेलणकर, हर� दामोदर ऋक्-स�ूतवजैय�ती व�ैदक सशंोधन मडंळ,पणेु

1965

5 Sarasvati, SatyaPrakash andVidyalankar,Satyakam

Rigveda Samhita Veda Pratishthana,New Delhi

1977

6 �च�ाव, �स�धे�वरशा��ी ऋ�वेदाचे मराठ� भाषांतर भारतीय च�र�कोश मडंळ,पणेु

1996

2.Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title

232P03C102 DarshanaTH P TUT Total

Teaching Scheme (Hrs.) 04 -- -- 04Credits Assigned 04 -- -- 04

Examination Scheme MarksOral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Samkhya, Yoga, Nyaya and Vedantasystems.

Course Outcomes:



At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Samkhya,Yoga, Nyaya and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo. Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Tarkasamgraha

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Samkhyakarika

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Jha, V. N. Tarkasangraha of Annambhatta Chinmay InternationalFoundation ShodhaSansthan, Ernakulam

2010

2 Athalye, Y. V. andBodas, M. R.

Tarka-samgraha of Annambhatta Bhandarkar OrientalResearch Institute, Pune

2003

3 चाफेकर, न�लनी तक� स�ंह ठाणे 2004

4 र�तोगी, ल�ना तक� स�ंहः �ी मगेंश �काशन,नागपरु

2010

5 शा��ी, राकेश सा��यत�वद��पका स�ंकृत �ंथागार, �द�ल� 2004

6 VirupakshanandaSwami

Samkhyakarika of Ishvarakrishna Sri Ramkrishna Math,Madras

-


232P03C103 VyakaranaTH P TUT Total


Examination Scheme Marks



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the basic technical terms in Paninian Grammar and Syntax of Sanskrit language

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify, understand and use thebasic technical terms, Syntax and Sentence structure in Sanskrit language.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1: V. Siddhanta Kaumudi 151.1 Samjna Prakarana1.2 Paribhasha Prakarana

2.0 Unit 2: Sandhi Prakarana 202.1 Svara Sandhi2.2 Vyanjana Sandhi2.3 Visarga Sandhi

3.0 Unit 3: Kashika 253.1 Karaka Prakarana3.2 Vibhakti Prakarana

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Vasu, Srisa Chandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd,Delhi

1982

2 Pandit Ishvarchandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi Chaukhamba SanskritPratishthan, Delhi

2005

3 Pandit Ishvarchandra Kashikavritti Chaukhamba SanskritPratishthan, Delhi

2005




232P03C104 SahityaTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the exemplary Sanskrit literature from Prose, Poetry, Drama and Poetics.To introduce them to the principles and usage of literary appreciation.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to know the specific features of therepresentative Sanskrit Prose, Poetry, Drama and Poetics.The students will be able to apply the principles of literary appreciation in their own creations of Prose andPoetry.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 201.1 Kavyaprakasha Ullhasa 1,2

2.0 Unit 2 202.1 Abhijnana-Shakuntala (4th Act)

3.0 Unit 3 203.1 Natyashastra (1st Adhyaya)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:

Sr.No.

Name/s ofAuthor/s

Title of Book Name of Publisher withcountry




1 Jha, Ganganatha Kāvyaprakāṡa BharatiyaVidyaPrakashana,Varanasi

1967

2 Gajendragadkar Kāvyaprakāṡa Popular Prakashan Bombay 1970

3 Singh, Satyavrat Kāvyaprakāṡa ChaukhambaVidyabhavan,Varanasi

1990

4 Dwivedi,Shivprasada

Abhijṅāna-Ṡākunt Bharatiya VidyaPrakashana, Varanasi

1995

5 Kale, M.R. Abhijṅāna-Ṡākuntala

Motilal Banarasidass, NewDelhi

1959

6 Nagar, R. S. Nāṭyaṡātra ofBharatamuni

Parimal Publications, NewDelhi

2005

7 Sastri, BabulalShukla

Nāṭyaṡātra ofBharatamuni

Chaukhamba Publications,Varanasi

2015


232P03C105 Sanskrit LanguageTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:



To acquaint students with the development of Sanskrit Phonology and its relation with other languages. Todevelop translation skills in students. To develop writing skills.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to identify syllables and theirarticulation places. The students become proficient in linguistic trends of Sanskrit language and can translatefrom Sanskrit to Hindi and English and vice-versa.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 151.1 Sanskrit Composition1.2 Poetry to Prose1.3 Comprehension

2.0 Unit 2 152.1 Varnochcharana Shiksha

3.0 Unit 3303.1 Translation

3.2 Sanskrit to English/Hindi/ Marathi3.3 English/Hindi/ Marathi to Sanskrit

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 - Varnoccharana Shiksha Ram Lal Kapur Trust,Sonipat-Haryana

2005

2 Apte, VamanShivaram

Sanskrit Composition ChowkhambaSanskrit SeriesOffice, Varanasi

1970

Semester 2Credit Scheme

Course Code Course Name Teaching Scheme(Hrs.)

TH – P – TUT

TotalHrs.


TotalCredits

CourseCategory

232P03C201 Vedic & PauranikaLiterature

4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -



232P03C202 Darshana 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03C203 Vyakarana 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03C204 Sahitya 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03C205 Sanskrit Language 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

Total 20 – 0 – 5 25 20 – 0 – 5 25 -




Examination(ESE)

TermWork(TW)

Oral*


Total


(ISE)

InternalAssessment

(IA)

232P03C201 Vedic & PauranikLiterature

- 30 70 - - - 70

232P03C202 Darshana - 30 70 - - - 70

232P03C203 Vyakarana - 30 70 - - - 70

232P03C204 Sahitya - 30 70 - - - 70

232P03C205 Sanskrit Language - 30 70 - - - 70

Total - 150 350 - - - 500

Syllabus Semester 21.

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03C201 Vedic & Pauranik Literature

TH P TUT TotalTeaching Scheme (Hrs.) 04 -- 01 05

Credits Assigned 04 -- 01 05Examination Scheme Marks

Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100



Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the specific key features of the Vedic language, selected Vedic texts and historyof Pauranic literature.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify specific key features of theVedic language and subject matter, and progress towards analyzing the history of Vedic literature and Pauranic literaturewith respect to their updated knowledge.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 201.1 Nirukta Adhyaya-1

2.0 Unit 2 252.1 Introduction to Purana Literature - Definition and characteristics2.2 Concept of Incarnation, Concept of Dana2.3 Puranic deities (Ganesh, Shiva and Durga)

3.0 Unit 3 153.1 Selected portion of Brahmana-3.2 Manu-Matsya Katha3.3 ChyavanaAshvina Katha3.4 Shunahshyepakatha

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Sarup, Lakshman The Nighantu and The Nirukta Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd,Varanasi,

1998

2 शा��ी, सीताराम �न��तम प�रमल पि�लकेश�स,�द�ल�

२००२

3 देशपांड,े ��ा �न��त भारतीय �वचार साधना १९९३

4 Deshpande, Maitreyi The Shatapatha Brahmanam New Bharatiya BookCorporation, Delhi

2008

5 - Kena Upanishad The Ramkrishna Math,Madras

1920




232P03C202 DarshanaTH P TUT Total

Teaching Scheme (Hrs.) 04 -- 01 05Credits Assigned 04 -- 01 05


BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Arthasangraha, Vedantasara and Vedantasystems.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Arthasangraha and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Arthasamgraha

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Vedantasara

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 �म�, कामे�वरनाथ अथ�सं�ह चौख�बा सरुभारती�काशन,वाराणसी

२०१२

2 जोग, द. वा. वेदा�तसारः डोि�बवल� २०१५

3 श�ुक, बदर�नाथ वेदा�तसारः मोतीलाल बनारसीदास,�द�ल�

१९९९



4 Nikhilananda Swami Vedantasara of Sadananda Advaita Ashrama,Almora

1931


232P03C203 VyakaranaTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the basic technical terms in Paninian Grammar and declensions of Sanskritwords and Syntax of Sanskrit language

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify, understand and use thebasic technical terms,Sanskrit word-formation and Syntax and Sentence structure in Sanskrit language.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1: V. Siddhanta Kaumudi 301.1 Introduction to Shabda-Rupa-Prakriya (Declensions)1.2 Rama, Mala, Vana1.3 Kavi, Bhanu

2.0 Unit 2: V. Siddhanta Kaumudi 302.1 Samasa Prakaranam

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country




1 Vasu, Srisa Chandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd.,Delhi

1982

2 Pandit Ishvarchandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi Chaukhamba SanskritPratishthan, Delhi

2005

3 Pandit Ishvarchandra Kashikavritti Chaukhamba SanskritPratishthan, Delhi

2005

4 ई�वरच�� और सोमलेखा वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत ��त�ठान,�द�ल�

२०१५


232P03C204 SahityaTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the exemplary Sanskrit literature from Prose, Poetry, Drama and Poetics. Tointroduce them to principles and usage of literary appreciation.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to know the specific features of therepresentative Sanskrit Prose, Poetry, Drama and Poetics.The students will be able to apply the principles of literary appreciation in their own creations of Prose andPoetry.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 201.1 Kadambari (Shukanasopadesha, Mahashveta-vrittanta)

2.0 Unit 2 202.1 Kavyaprakasha Ullasa 3rd & 4th

3.0 Unit 3 203.1 Meghaduta (Purvamegha)



Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Kale, M. R. Kadambari (Purvabhaga) Gopal Narayan &Co., Bombay

1938

2 Ridding, C. M. Kadambari Of Bana Royal Asiatic Society,Londan, England

1896

3 भागवत, दगुा� बाणाची कादंबर� वरदा ब�ुस, पणेु १९८८

4 भागवत, दगुा� रसमयी वरदा ब�ुस, पणेु १९८८

5 Jha, Ganganatha Kavyaprakasha Bharatiya VidyaPrakashana, Varanasi

1967

6 Gajendragadkar Kavyaprakasha Popular PrakashanBombay, Bombay

1970

7 Singh, Satyavrat Kavyaprakasha ChaukhambaVidyabhavan,Varanasi

1990

8 Nandargikar, GopalRaghunath

Meghaduta Bharatiya BookCorporation, Delhi

1998


232P03C205 Sanskrit LanguageTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:



To acquaint the students with the exemplary Sanskrit literature fromManuscriptology and Scientific Literaturelike Environmental Studies and Weather Science. To acquaint the students with the principals and usage ofliterary appreciation. To introduce students to the development of texts of the Sanskrit Epics.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to know the specific features of therepresentative Sanskrit Epics,Manuscriptology and Scientific Literature like Environmental Studies andWeather Science. The students know and use the principles of literary appreciation in their own creations ofProse and Poetry. The students analyze the development of texts of the Sanskrit epics along with theircharacteristics and significance.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 151.1 Introduction to Environmental studies and Weather Science

2.0 Unit 2 202.1 Inscriptions and Manuscriptology

3.0 Unit 3253.1 Selected portions from Ramayana and Mahabharata

3.2 Ramayana, Ayodhyakanada – Sarga 100th3.3 Mahabharata, Shantiparva–Adhyaya-195th &196th

Total Hours 60

Recommended books


with country


1 Karambelkar, V. W. Select Sanskrit Inscriptions, Nagpur University,Nagpur

1959

2 सहाय, �शव�व�प भारतीय परुालेख� का अ�ययन मोतीलाल बनारसीदास,�द�ल�

२००८

3 गोखले, शोभना परुा�भलेख�व�या कॉि�टने�टल �काशन,पणेु

१९७५




Course Code Course Name* Teaching Scheme(Hrs.)

TH – P – TUT

TotalHrs.


TotalCredits

CourseCategory

232P03C301 Navya-nyaya andVyakarana Darshana

4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E3XX Elective 1 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E3XX Elective 2 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E3XX Elective 3 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03C302 Application ofSanskrit and SharadaScript

4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

Total 20 – 0 – 5 25 20 – 0 – 5 25 -

* Students have to select any one group of electives from the following two -Group 1: Darshana

Sr. No. Course Code Elective Courses 1, 2, 3 respectively

1. 232P03E301 Nyaya, Upanishad and Western Philosophy

2. 232P03E302 Nastika Darshana

3. 232P03E303 Advaita Vedanta and Yoga

Group 2: Vyakarana

Sr. No. Course Code Elective 1, 2, 3 Courses respectively

1. 232P03E304 Bhvadi Prakriya and Shabdabodha

2. 232P03E305 Taddhita Prakriya and Krudanta Prakriya

3. 232P03E306 Paribhasha and Halanta Prakriya

Examination Scheme



CourseCode



Examination(ESE)

TermWork(TW)

Oral*


Total


(ISE)

InternalAssessment

(IA)

232P03C301 Navya-nyaya andVyakarana Darshana

- 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E3XX Elective 1 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E3XX Elective 2 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E3XX Elective 3 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03C302 Application of Sanskritand Sharada Script

- 30 70 - - - 100

Total - 150 350 - - - 500

Syllabus Semester 3


232P03C301 Navya-nyaya and Vyakarana DarshanaTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Navyanyaya-bhasha-pradipa andMahabhashya.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to identify the basic tenets ofIndian philosophy (Navyanyaya and Vyakarana-Shabdartha) and their application in day-to-day life.



ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Navyanyaya-bhasha-pradipa

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Mahabhashya– Ahnika 1

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Jha, Ujjwala A Primer of Navya NyayaLanguage and Methodology(Navya-nyaya-bhashapradipa)

The Asiatic Society,Mumbai

2004

2 Joshi, S.D. &Roodbergen, J.A.F.

Vyakarana-Mahabhashya University of Pune,Pune

1986

3 चा�देवशा��ी �याकरणमहाभा�य मोतीलाल बनारसीदास,वाराणसी

२००९

4 ��पाठ�, जयशकंरलाल �याकरणमहाभा�य कृ�णदासअकादमी,वाराणसी

१९९८

Group 1: Darshana

Elective 1:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E301 Nyaya, Upanishad and Western Philosophy



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:



To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Nyayasutra, Taittiriya Upanishad.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Nyaya and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 201.1 Nyayasutra 1, 2 Ahnika (sutra-s + excerpts from Vatsyayana-bhashya)

2.0 Unit 2 202.1 Taittiriya Upanishad

3.0 Unit 3 203.1 Introduction to Western Philosophy

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 �म�, सि�चदान�द Taittiriya Upanishad भारतीय �व�या�काशन,�द�ल�

१९९९

2 शा��ी, ढंुढ�राज �यायदश�नम ् चौख�भास�ंकृतस�ंथान,वाराणसी

१९९०

3 Chandra, SatishVidyabhushana

Nyaya Sutras of Gotama The Panini Office,Allahabad

1913

4 Jha, Ganganath Gautama’s Nyayasutras Oriental BookAgency, Poona

1939

5 Sharvananda, Swami Taittiriya Upanishad The RamkrishnaMath, Madras

1921

6 गोय�दका, ह�रकृ�णदास ईशा�द नौ उप�नष� गीता�ेस, गोरखपरु -

7 Masih H. The Critical History of WesternPhilosophy: Greek, Medieval, andModern

Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd.,New Delhi

1st edi.,1994

8 Radhakrishnan S. Eastern Religion and Wetern Thought Oxford UniversityPress, New Delhi

2nd edi.,1989

9 Reddy, V. N. K. Eastern and Western Philosophy: AnIntroduction

Bharatiya VidyaPrakashan, Delhi

1st edi.,1980

Elective 2:



Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E302 Nastika Darshana



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Sarva-darshana-sangraha.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Charvaka Darshana and Bauddha Darshana) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Charvaka Darshana (from Sarva-darshana-sangraha)1.2 Bauddha Darshana (from Sarva-siddhanta-sangraha)

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Brihad-dravya-sangraha

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Cowell, E. B. andGough, A. E.

Sarva-darshana-samgraha Parimal Publications,Delhi

1986

2 शमा�, उमाशकंर सव�दश�नस�ंह चौख�बा�व�याभवन,वाराणसी

१९८४

3 कंगले, र. प.ं सव�दश�नस�ंह महारा�� रा�य सा�ह�यस�ंकृ�त मडंळ, मुबंई

१९८५



4 श�ुल, सयू�नारायण सव��स�धा�तस�ंह काशी �व�वनाथ म�ुालय,काशी

-

5 जनै, लाडमल बहृ�-��य-स�ंह �ीशाि�तवीर�दगंबरजनैस�ंथान,राज�थान

-

6 Ghoshal, SaratChandra

Dravya-Sangraha Shri ChandraprabhDigambar JainMandir Trust,Bombay

1917

Elective 3:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E303 Advaita Vedanta and Yoga



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts Vedanta Paribhasha and Yogasutra.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Samkhya,Yoga and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Vedanta Paribhasha – Pariccheda 1-3

2.0 Unit 2 - 302.1 Yogasutra Pada-s 1 & 2

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:




with country


1 ओमान�दतीथ� �वामी पात�जलयोग�द�प गीता�ेस, गोरखपरु -

2 MadhavanandaSwami

Vedanta Paribhasha of DharmarajaAdhvarindra

Advaita Ashrama,Culcutta

1989

3 मसुलगांवकर,गजाननशा��ी

वेदा�तप�रभाषा चौख�बा �व�याभवन,वाराणसी

१९८३

4 Yardi, M. R. The Yoga of Patanjali Bhandarkar OrientalResearch Institute,Poona

1996

5 ��मल�न म�ुन पात�जलयोगदश�नम ् चौख�भा �काशन,वाराणसी

२०१०

Group 2: Vyakarana

Elective 1:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E304 Bhvadi Prakriya and Shabdabodha



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To teach formation of the roots from a selected group and teach the selected topic fromParamalaghumanjusha.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand the process offormation of roots from bhu class and also the concept of Shababodha.



ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1: V. Siddhanta Kaumudi 301.1 Bhvadi (5 to 10 lakara)

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Paramalaghu-manjusha

Shabdabodha (Selected topics – 1 to 8)Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Ram, Kanshi &Chaturvedi,Mithilesh

The Laghusiddhanta Kaumudi Motilal BanarsidassPublishers PrivateLimited, Delhi

2010

2 शा��ी, भीमसेन लघ-ु�स�धा�त-कौमदु� (भमैी�या�या) भमैी �काशन, �द�ल� १९९३

3 ई�वरच�� और सोमलेखा वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत,��त�ठान, �द�ल�

२०१५

4 Shukla, Kalikaprasad Paramalahgumanjusha Baroda SanskritMahavidyalay,Baroda

1961

Elective 2:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E305 Taddhita Prakriya and Krudanta Prakriya



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:



To teach the concepts of Taddhita and Krudanta so that they are able to understand the process of formation ofvarious words in these categories.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand two importantconcepts of Sanskrit grammar and their application.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1: V. Siddhanta Kaumudi 301.1 Taddhita Prakarana (upto Shaishikartha)

2.0 Unit 2: Laghusiddhanta kaumudi 302.1 Krudanta Prakarana

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Ram, Kanshi &Chaturvedi, Mithilesh


2010

2 भीमसेन शा��ी लघ-ु�स�धा�त-कौमदु� (भमैी�या�या) भमैी �काशन, �द�ल� १९९३

3 ई�वरच�� औरसोमलेखा

वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत,��त�ठान, �द�ल�

२०१५

Elective 3:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E306 Paribhasha and Halanta Prakriya



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100



Course Objectives:To introduce the work Paribhashendushekhara to make them understand the technical concept ofParibhasha-s, their application, relevance and examples. Also to teach the process of formation of vowelending words.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand the Paribhasha-s andtheir application in the grammatical framework. They will be able to understand the process of formation ofvowel ending words in all genders.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Paribhashendushekhara – 13 Paribhashas

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Halanta-Prakarana: All 3 Lingas (V. Siddhanta kaumudi)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 �म�, �व�वनाथ प�रभाष�ेदशुखेरः चौख�बा सरुभारती�काशन, वाराणसी

२०००

2 F. Kielhorn Paribhashendushekhar Parimal Publications,Delhi

2006

3 ई�वरच�� औरसोमलेखा

वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत,��त�ठान, �द�ल�

२०१५

5.

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03C302 Application of Sanskrit and Sharada Script





Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To teach research methodology and diacritical marks. Also to teach them Sharada script to help them read andwrite it. To teach them some of the famous theories of Linguistics. To make them aware about change inmeaning and change in sound and various factors influential in this process.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand Sanskrit from alinguistic perspective. They will grasp the fundamentals of research methodology that will help them inwriting their dissertation as well as in further research. They will also be able to explore some opportunities topursue studies of manuscripts in Sharada script.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 201.1 Research Methodology

2.0 Unit 2 152.1 Diacritical marks and Sharada Script

3.0 Unit 3253.1 Theories of Linguistics, Dhvani Parivartana and Arthaparivartana

Total Hours 60

Recommended books


with country


1 कुमार, रणिजत सशंोधन प�धती SAGE पि�लकेश�स, नवी�द�ल�

२०१४

2 M. SrimannarayanaMurti

An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics B. R. PublishingCorporation, Delhi

2016

3 Spiejer, J. S. Sanskrit syntax Bodhi LeavesCorporation, Delhi

1990

4 कणा�टक, च�धर भाषा�व�ान चौख�बा सरुभारती�काशन, वाराणसी

२००४

5 सरोदे, पीता�बरऔरपाट�ल, �व�वास

सरल भाषा �व�ान सा�ह�य �नलय, कानपरु १९९८



6 पुडं,े द�ा�य सलुभ भाषा�व�ान �नेहवध�न पि�ल�शगंहाऊस, पणेु

१९९६


Course Code Course Name* Teaching Scheme(Hrs.)

TH – P – TUT

TotalHrs.


TotalCredits

CourseCategory

232P03C401 Philosophy of Grammar 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E4XX Elective 4 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E4XX Elective 5 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03E4XX Elective 6 4 – 0 – 1 05 4 – 0 – 1 05 -

232P03D401 Dissertation 0 – 8 – 0 08 0 – 4 – 0 04 -

Total 16 – 8 – 4 28 20 – 4 – 4 24 -

* Students have to select the same group of electives (either Darshana orVyakarana) which they selected in semester 3 from the following two -

Group 1: Darshana


1. 232P03E401 Vedanta Traditions

2. 232P03E402 Navya-nyaya and Kashmira Shaivism

3. 232P03E403 Advaita Vedanta and Yoga

Group 2: Vyakarana


1. 232P03E404 Tinanta Prakriya



2. 232P03E405 Karma, Bhavavachya and Namadhatu

3. 232P03E406 Dhatvartha and Paribhasha




Examination(ESE)

TermWork(TW)

Oral*


Total


(ISE)

InternalAssessment

(IA)

232P03C401 Philosophy ofGrammar

- 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E4XX Elective 4 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E4XX Elective 5 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03E4XX Elective 6 - 30 70 - - - 100

232P03D401 Dissertation - - - 50 50 - 100

Total - 120 280 50 50 - 500

SyllabusSemester 4


232P03C401 Philosophy of GrammarTH P TUT Total



BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental Vyakarana Philosophical texts of Vakyapadiya – Brahmakanda.



Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of IndianVyakarana Philosophy (Shabdabrhma) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 601.1 Vakyapadiya – Brahmakanda

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Iyer, K.A.Subramania

The Vakyapadiya of Bhartrihari Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd,

Delhi

1974

Group 1: Darshana

Elective 4:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E401 Vedanta Traditions



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Brahmasutra Shankarabhashya andMokshamandirasya Dvadashasopanani.



Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Arthasangraha and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Brahmasutra Shankarabhashya – Sutra-s 1 – 4

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Mokshamandirasya Dvadashasopanani (Madhva, Ramanuja, Vallabha)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 GambhiranandaSwami

Brahma-sutra-bhashya ofShankaracharya


1965

2 हनमुानदासजी ष�शा��ी ��मस�ूशा�करभा�यम ् चौख�बा �व�याभवन,वाराणसी

२०१७

3 अ�यकंर, वासदेुवशा��ीआ�ण चांदोरकर, �दनकर�यबंक

शांकर��मस�ूभा�य स�ंकृत�व�याप�रस�ंथान, पणेु

२०१०

4 हसरूकर, �ीपादशा��ी �वादश-दश�न-सोपानाव�लः गडुक�पे�नय�स, वडोदरा १९९३

Elective 5:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E402 Navya-nyaya and Kashmira Shaivism



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total



-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Manikana andShat-trimshat-tattva-sandoha.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Nyaya and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Manikana

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Shat-trimshat-tattva-sandoha (with the Sanskrit commentary of

Rajanakananda)Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 E. R. ShreekrishnaSarma (Ed.)

Manikana The Adyar Library andResearch Centre

1960

2 Debabrata Sen Sharma Shat-trimshat-tattva-sandoha B. N. ChakravartyUniversity, Kurukshetra

-

3 कैलाशप�त�म� ष��शं��वसदंोह कला�काशन, वाराणसी १९९६

Elective 6:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E403 Advaita Vedanta and Yoga





Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To acquaint the students with the fundamental philosophical texts of Vedanta Paribhasha andYogasutra.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to identify the basic tenets of Indianphilosophy (Yoga and Vedanta systems) and their application in day-to-day life.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Vedanta Paribhasha – Pariccheda 4-8

2.0 Unit 2 - 302.1 Yogasutra Pada-s 3 & 4

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 ओमान�दतीथ� पात�जलयोग�द�प गीता�ेस, गोरखपरु -

2 MadhavanandaSwami

Vedanta Paribhasha of DharmarajaAdhvarindra


1989

3 मसुलगांवकर,गजाननशा��ी

वेदा�तप�रभाषा चौख�बा �व�याभवन,वाराणसी

१९८३

4 Yardi, M. R. The Yoga of Patanjali Bhandarkar OrientalResearch Institute,Poona

1996

5 ��मल�न म�ुन पात�जलयोगदश�नम ् चौख�भा �काशन,वाराणसी

२०१०

Group 2: Vyakarana

Elective 4:



Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E404 Tinanta Prakriya



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To introduce TiNanta Prakriya for 2nd, 8th and 10th conjugation roots.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will be able to understand the formation ofroots from 2nd, 8th and 10th conjugations.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 601.1 Tinanta-Prakriya Gana 2, 8,10 (Laghu-Siddhanta-kaumudi)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 Ram, Kanshi &Chaturvedi, Mithilesh(Ed.)


2010

2 Vasu, Srisa Chandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi, Vol.I-II Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd,Delhi

1982

3 शा��ी, भीमसेन(स�पा.)

लघ-ु�स�धा�त-कौमदु� (भमैी�या�या) भमैी �काशन, �द�ल� १९९३



4 प.ई�वरच�� औरसोमलेखा (स�पा.)

वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत��त�ठान, �द�ल�

-

Elective 5:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E405 Karma, Bhavavachya and Namadhatu



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To introduce some new concepts from Siddhantakaumudi.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to understand concepts of Karma,Bhavachya and Namadhatu.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 601.1 Karma and Bhavavachya, Namadhatu (Siddhanta-kaumudi)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country


1 प.ई�वरच�� औरसोमलेखा (स�पा.)

वयैाकरण-�स�धा�तकौमदु� चौख�बा स�ंकृत��त�ठान, �द�ल�

२०१५



2 Vasu, Srisa Chandra The Siddhanta Kaumudi, Vol.I-II Motilal BanarsidassPublishers Pvt. Ltd,Delhi

1982

Elective 6:

Paper / Course Code Paper / Course Title232P03E406 Dhatvartha and Paribhasha



Oral(O)

BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

-- -- 30 -- -- 70 100

Course Objectives:To teach roots and their meanings with the help of Vaiyakaranabhushanasara. To take ahead the teaching ofParibhasha-s with the next group of Paribhasha-s.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the students will have clarity about roots and their meaningsand also few more paribhasha-s that will enable their holistic understanding of grammatical framework.

ModuleNo.

UnitNo.

Topics Hours

1.0 Unit 1 301.1 Vaiyakaranabhushana-sara – Dhatvartha Prakarana

2.0 Unit 2 302.1 Paribhashendushekhara (14-37 Paribhasha-s)

Total Hours 60

Recommended books:


with country




1 �म�, �व�वनाथ (स�पा.) प�रभाष�ेदशुखेरः चौख�बा सरुभारती�काशन, वाराणसी

२०००

2 F. Kielhorn (Ed.) Paribhashendushekhar Parimal Publications,Delhi

2006

3 शा��ी, भीमसेन(स�पा.)

वयैाकरणभषूणसार: भमैी �काशन, �द�ल� १९६९


232P03D401 DissertationTH P TUT Total

Teaching Scheme (Hrs.) 00 08 00 08Credits Assigned 00 04 00 04


BookReview

InternalAssessment

(IA)

Practical(P)

TermWork(TW)


(ESE)

Total

50 -- -- -- 50 -- 100

Course Objectives:To encourage and provide a systematic approach to the possibilities of innovation and fields of research inSanskrit.

Course Outcomes: At the end of successful completion of the course the student will be able to co-relate the other streams ofknowledge and languages with Sanskrit literature and language to create innovative ways and means forbetterment of mankind.

Recommended books


with country


1 कुमार, रणिजत सशंोधन प�धती SAGE पि�लकेश�स, नवी�द�ल� २०१४

2 M. SrimannarayanaMurti

An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics B. R. PublishingCorporation, Delhi

2016

3 पुडं,े द�ा�य सलुभ भाषा�व�ान �नेहवध�न पि�ल�शगंहाऊस, पणेु

१९९६


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