The Master of Arts in Sanskrit Studies offers students a profound exploration into the language, literature, philosophy, and cultural heritage of Sanskrit. This program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of classical Sanskrit texts, including epics, scriptures, poetry, and philosophical treatises. Through a combination of language courses, textual analysis, and interdisciplinary studies, students will gain insights into the profound wisdom contained within Sanskrit literature and its relevance to contemporary society. Whether pursuing academic research, teaching, or cultural preservation, graduates of this program emerge as ambassadors of Sanskrit heritage, equipped with the knowledge and skills to contribute meaningfully to the field.
Deep Dive into Ancient Wisdom: Explore the rich heritage of Sanskrit literature, philosophy, and culture.
Expert Faculty: Learn from scholars who are passionate about preserving and promoting Sanskrit traditions.
Language Proficiency: Develop proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking Sanskrit.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Connect Sanskrit studies with fields such as linguistics, philosophy, and religious studies.
Heritage Preservation: Contribute to the preservation and revitalization of Sanskrit heritage and literature.
| First Year | Subject Type |
|---|---|
| Semester I | |
| Artha Sasthra and Niti Sashtra | Compulsory |
| Vyakaranam | Compulsory |
| Kavyas | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (I) | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (II) | Compulsory |
| First Year | Subject Type |
|---|---|
| Semester II | |
| Artha Sasthra and Niti Sashtra | Compulsory |
| Vyakaranam | Compulsory |
| Kavyas | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (III) | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (IV) | Compulsory |
| Second Year | Subject Type |
|---|---|
| Semester III | |
| Vedic Language and Literature | Compulsory |
| History of Sanskrit Literature and Linguistics | Compulsory |
| Darsanas | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (V) | Compulsory |
| Theories of Rasa and Dhvani (VI) | Compulsory |
| Second Year | Subject Type |
|---|---|
| Semester IV | |
| Vedic Language and Literature | Compulsory |
| History of Sanskrit Literature and Linguistics | Compulsory |
| Darsanas | Compulsory |
| Poetics and Aesthetics (VII) | Compulsory |
| Theories of Rasa and Dhvani (VIII) | Compulsory |
| Type of Fees* | Domestic students | Mode of payment |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | Rs. 6,730/- | Online / Demand Draft |
| 2nd Year | Rs. 8,550 | - |
1) Fill the application form online
2) Upload your documents and Submit
3) Proceed to the Program fee
The courses offered in each semester of the MA (Sanskrit) program, available through distance education , cover a wide range of topics related to Sanskrit language, literature, philosophy, and culture. The includes Sanskrit grammar, literature, Vedic studies, Indian philosophy, epics such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata, classical texts, and research methodology. Students may also have the opportunity to choose elective courses based on their interests and career goals.
The interested students need to meet the ODL MA (Sanskrit) course eligibility criteria set by the university. Get in touch for more details. Eligibility Criteria: Any Degree with Sanskrit as one of the subjects or Basha Praveena with POL or BAOL Sanskrit
Graduates of MA in Sanskrit have various career opportunities available to them. They can pursue further studies such as M.Phil or Ph.D. in Sanskrit or related fields, leading to careers in teaching and research at universities and colleges. Additionally, graduates may find employment in areas such as translation, content writing, publishing, cultural organizations, libraries, museums, and government agencies. Sanskrit proficiency can also be valuable in fields like yoga, Ayurveda, linguistics, and heritage preservation. Since you seem so keen on learning more about our courses, feel free to check out our ODL MA in English
