| Sanskrit | |
Profile
The Department was established in 1959. The Department has a collection of more than 3000 books and 500 Journals in its library. The Department has sufficient infrastructure for teaching as well as research. The Department is being supported by UGC/DSA/SAP/Phase III Programme for research on Ancient Hindu Law and Administration in Sanskrit Literature and its relevance to the modern period.
Vision
The creation of literature and its study, leading to the personality development and the development of the society can be achieved together by the study of Sanskrit language and literature. The literary compositions synthesizing the past and present will provide inspiration to every human being. The study of both of ancient and the present will lead to the development of a human being and the society by all means.
Mission
The literary composition and the oral traditional system will be made available to the younger generation through which there will be an overall development and progress not only of an individual but also of the society. The purpose of learning the Vedic and classical language is to make understand the Indian cultural and social life and tradition. |
Courses Offered
Karnatak University Campus, Dharwad
| Course | Duration | Eligibility Criteria | Intake For Normal Fees | Intake For Enhanced Fees | | M.A. in Sanskrit | 2 Years | B.A. with Sanskrit as a Major/ Optional Subject or Graduates who have passed in Sahithya examination conducted by the Board of Sanskrit Education. Bangalore or any other examination considered as equivalent thereto or candidates who have passed the Vidwat/ Vidwan examination of the Board of Sanskrit Education, Govt. of Karnataka. | 10 | 2 | | Advance Diploma in Sanskrit | 1 Year | Certificate exam in Sanskrit or PUC –II or equivalent Examination with Sanskrit or B. A. with Basic/Optional Sanskrit | 5 | 5 | | Certificate Course in Sanskrit | 1 Year | PUC or equivalent | 10 | - | Ph.D and M.Phil Courses in Sanskrit
Profile
The Department was established in 1959. The Department has a collection of more than 3000 books and 500 Journals in its library. The Department has sufficient infrastructure for teaching as well as research. The Department is being supported by UGC/DSA/SAP/Phase III Programme for research on Ancient Hindu Law and Administration in Sanskrit Literature and its relevance to the modern period.
Vision
The creation of literature and its study, leading to the personality development and the development of the society can be achieved together by the study of Sanskrit language and literature. The literary compositions synthesizing the past and present will provide inspiration to every human being. The study of both of ancient and the present will lead to the development of a human being and the society by all means.
Mission
The literary composition and the oral traditional system will be made available to the younger generation through which there will be an overall development and progress not only of an individual but also of the society. The purpose of learning the Vedic and classical language is to make understand the Indian cultural and social life and tradition.
Career Opportunities
The students have opportunities in teaching, research and religious activities.
Research Output
Thrust Areas of Research
Veda, Alankara, Sahitya, Darshana and Prakrit.
Faculty
| Name | Designation | | Dr. M. N. Joshi | Professor | | Dr. C. S. Naikar | Professor | | Dr. K. B. Archak | Associate Professor | | Dr. B. L. Nadoni | Associate Professor & Chairman | | Dr. V. Girish Chandra | Associate Professor | |