Sanskrit

The Department of Sanskrit has 2 faculty members – 1 Assistant Professor and 1 State-aided college Teacher (SACT).

Faculty members are actively involved in research, publishing regularly in several reputed academic journals in addition to presenting papers in national and international seminars and conferences.

The department currently offers the following Undergraduate Courses:

(i) 3-Year Degree / 4-Year Honours under the Curriculum and Credit Framework for Undergraduate Programmes (CCFUP) as per National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 and

(ii) 3-Year Honours Course (July 2019-June 2023) under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)

Dr. Kuntol Ganguly

Assistant Professor
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Shri Jayanta Shill

SACT (State-Aided College Teacher)
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Sanskrit CCFUP Syllabus (as per NEP)

Draft-Syllabus-Sanskrit NEP

Sanskrit CBCS Syllabus (2019-23)

SANSKRIT-HONOURS

SANSKRIT-GENERAL

Sanskrit 1+1+1 Syllabus (Old):

UG-Syllabus-Sanskrit-(Hons&General)

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:

1. 3-Year Degree / 4-Year Honours in Sanskrit – Curriculum and Credit Framework for Undergraduate Programmes (CCFUP) as per National Education Policy (NEP), 2020

The B.A. 3-Year Degree / 4-Year Honours in Sanskrit is spread over 6 & 8 Semesters respectively. For the detailed Course structure . please follow the link below:

2. (i) Course Structure: Sanskrit (Honours) – Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)

The B.A. Honours Course in Sanskrit CBCS Syllabus is spread over 6 Semesters and comprises the following components:

Core/Discipline Core = C (also called DC)
Ability Enhancement Compulsory = AEC
Skill Enhancement Course = SEC
Generic Elective = GE
Discipline-Specific Elective = DSE

At the end of each semester, students are evaluated on a total of 50 marks for EACH PAPER (Internal Assessment = 10; Tutorial = 08; End Semester Exam = 32).

(ii) Course Structure: Sanskrit (General) – Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS)

In addition to Compulsory courses (Language Cores and Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses) a student has to select two disciplines as main disciplines (E.g., Discipline -A & Discipline-B) and one discipline as Generic Elective (GE) (Discipline-C).

At the end of each semester, students are evaluated on a total of 50 marks for EACH PAPER (Internal Assessment = 10; Tutorial = 08; End Semester Exam = 32).

Course description

Class Routine: 2022-23 (ODD & EVEN Semesters)

ROUTINE 1-3-5 22-23

ROUTINE 2-4-6 22-23

Class Routine: 2021-22 (ODD & EVEN Semesters)

ROUTINE 1-3-5 21-22

ROUTINE 2-4-6 21-22

Class Routine: 2020-21 (ODD & EVEN Semesters)

ROUTINE 1-3-5 20-21

ROUTINE 2-4-6 20-21

Class Routine: 2019-20 (ODD & EVEN Semesters)

CLASS ROUTINE 2019-20

Class Routine: 2018-19

CLASS ROUTINE 2018-19

What are Add-on Courses?

Add-on courses are short-term courses offered by the institution. The minimum duration of these courses is 30 hours. These courses are usually offered as certificate courses to provide students with additional knowledge and information which are relevant to their respective fields of study. Some of the Add-on courses offered by the various departments of the college are multidisciplinary in nature and are focused on ability and skill enhancement of students.

Benefits of Add-on courses:

1. Add-on courses help students gain knowledge about a broad array of disciplines.

2. Add on courses enhance students’ teamwork, communication skills and problem solving abilities.

3. These courses are also likely to significantly enhance students’ professional skills and employability.

Guideline for Add-on course for session 2022-23

Application Form for Add-on Course

Result Analysis: 2023

Sanskrit Hons 2023

The Department has an established Mentor-Mentee Program whereby each student is assigned a faculty from the Department as her/ his mentor.

This Program has been developed to ensure that the learning goals of the students are met alongside the upkeep of their overall wellbeing.

SANSKRIT-Mentor -Mentee List (2022-23)

SANSKRIT-Mentor -Mentee List (2021-22)