Sanskrit Department
B.A. Courses
Department of Sanskrit
Year of Establishment: 2013
About The department
The Department of Sanskrit started its journey with the college in 2013 and today it has morphed into one of the most sought after centres for students wanting to study Sanskrit Literature in the district. At present the Department has Six Teachers. It has one Smart Class Room, two normal for Sanskrit LanguageTeaching, one well furnished departmental office room etc. We are aware that most of our students come from the rural areas and we are committed to help them nurture their critical appreciation of literary and cultural issues and guide their intellectual journey.
Department Notice
Our Vision
We are aware that most of our students are first/ second generation learners from rural areas. Our vision is to provide them appropriate pedagogies available in Sanskrit Studies while nurture their reading, writing, speaking skills so that they can prepare themselves for the changing job market. We provide a friendly, nurturing and inclusive environment of teaching and learning. Our vision is to-
- To equip them with necessary knowledge of Sanskrit Studies – with a focus on the various genres of poetry, fiction, drama etc - so that they can develop a love for reading and appreciating literature on their own.
- To develop their soft skills- proper communication in Sanskrit which is fundamental in today’s job market.
- To nurture their creativity crucial for literary studies through their participation in performance activities, essay competition, magazine publication etc.
- To develop their research skills so that they can engage in research on their own.
- To develop their critical thinking so that they can become conscious and responsible citizen of the country.
- To make them socially aware and inculcate in them values of cooperation, sacrifice and fellow feeling with their fellow beings.
Our Mission
We help students build knowledge of the content and methods of literary studies. Our graduates are well prepared for professional and post-graduate study and for lifelong learning. As part of our roadmap for achieving our vision we provide the following best practices:
- Interactive class through ppt and audio visual medium.
- ICT enabled classes through Google Meet as part of hybrid-mode of teaching.
- The Department of Sanskrit has a movie club called Cinebus and we screen various movies based on literary texts as well as movies by renowned directors from across the globe for developing critical appreciation of literary and cultural issues of the students.
- We publish one wall magazine called Sahitya Bharati for nurturing their creativity.
- The Gaudiya Sanskrit Parishad of the Department encourages the students to develop their acting ability.
- We organize student seminar, student workshops, debates on contemporary issues, annual quiz competition, essay writing competition, occasional exhibition cum painting / photography competition etc to nurture their creative faculty and develop their communicative skills.
- We organize special lectures annually by renowned academicians from across the country to make the students aware of the latest developments in the literary and intellectual fields. We have Critical Thinking Forum where we invite scholars to share their research so that our students can be aware of latest research fields and gain knowledge about research through interaction with the invited scholars.
- There is a Seminar Library in the department and we offer internet and printing facility to the students at a minimum cost.
- We invite our successful alumni to take classes that help them to remain connected to the department. As part of our inclusive approach we have Slow Learners/ Advanced Learners a well as mentoring facilities. Students can approach us through email or whatsApp.
- We are developing an effective grievance redressal mechanism and we plan to be in touch with the parents throughout the year by creating a WhatsApp group of parents and teachers.
Department Rules
- As per the University norm, 75% attendance in class is mandatory for appearing in the final examination.
- Students must return their borrowed items to the Departmental Library before collecting their admit cards for final exam from the office.
- Students have to participate in the various events such as student seminar, workshop, debates, movie screening, wall magazine publication etc. organised by the Department.
- Appearing in Class-Test, Pre-Test, Test Examination is mandatory.
- Students must inform the HoD in written in case of continuous absence in the class for more than seven consecutive days
- Students must help to maintain a healthy academic atmosphere in the department and must not involve in ragging or harassing anybody.
- Students are requested not to litter and to keep the waste in the dustbins available in the campus.
- Students are requested to stitch off the lights and fans when leaving the department.
Highligths
- Well-furnished Classroom and Environment for Sanskrit Language Teaching.
- Well-published Faculty Member with Conformable Academic Stints.
- Special attention to nurturing students’ creativity through Reading Associations and Organisations :both formal and informal.
- Spoken Sanskrit: Educational, Cultural & Commercial Uses.
- Fostering and nurturing the research potential of the students in the areas of national and international heritage
- Departmental Wall Magazine ‘Sahitya-Bharati.'
- Cultural Organization ‘Gaudiya Sanskrit Parishad’.
- Sanskrit Day Celebration.
- Gita Jayanti Celebration.
Course Structure
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Dr. Bijoy Ghosh
Head Of the Department
Welcome to the Department of Sanskrit
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Programs Offered & Intake Capacity : 140
- Course Structure
| নীতিশতকম্ – ব্যাখ্যা [ A.L.Thakur ] |  |
| কৌটিলীয় অর্থশাস্ত্র – বিদ্যা ( Brod question by ) [ T.Parvin ] | |
| স্বপ্নবাসবদত্তম্ নামকরণের সার্থকতা [ Dr. B. Ghosh ] | |
| অভিজ্ঞান – শকুন্তলম্ শ্রেষ্ঠ অঙ্ক [ R. Chowdhery ] | |
| মেবারপ্রতাণম্ অনুসারে রাণাপ্রতানের চরিত্র [ P. Saha ] | |
| Study Materials by Manik Haldar, Department of Sanskrit (1) | |
| কৌটিলীয় ব্যাখ্যা by [ A.L.Thakur ] | |
| কৌটিলীয় অর্থশাস্ত্রম্ – ( Short Questions ) by [ A.L.Thakur ] | |
| Title | Year | View |
|---|---|---|
| DC-I_GE-I, | 2022 | |
| DC-I, | 2022 | |
| DC-2 | 2020 | |
| DC-1_GE-1 | 2019 | |
| DC-1, | 2020 | |
| DC-1 & 2 | 2019 | |
| 1st Sem number pattern | |
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| Sanskrit_1st Sem_H+G_DC-1_GE-1 | 2022 | |
| Sanskrit DC-2. | 2021 | |
| Sanskrit DC-1_GE-1 | 2021 | |
| Sanskrit DC-1. | 2021 | |
| DC-II | 2022 | |
| DC-II, | 2019 | |
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Programme-Specific Outcome & Course Outcome
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Student Progression
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Department Faculties
M.A., B.Ed., PH.D. || HOD
M.A. B.Ed.; NET & SET || S.A.C.T.
M.A,B.Ed,M,Phil || S.A.C.T.
M.A., M.Phil, NET,SET || S.A.C.T.
M.A.B.Ed || S.A.C.T.
M.A., B.Ed. NET,SET || S.A.C.T.
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