Government Sanskrit college Tripunithura Accredited by...

Government Sanskrit college Tripunithura

Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade

Calendar 2019-2020

1. A Short History of the College

The College was established on 14th

January 1914 by His Highness Sri Rama Varma,

G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E , Maharaja of Cochin, for the preservation and advancement of the

indigenous system of Sanskrit study in its higher branches. Admission was restricted to those

who had already acquired a sound knowledge of Sanskrit language and instruction in

advanced Vyakarana, Nyaya and Vedanta was given for seven years at the end of which

Sasthrabhooshana title was awarded. Free boarding and lodging were provided for 24

students. From 1926, instruction in two modern subjects – Ayurveda and Jyotisha was

started. In the same year Sastra Sadas was conducted in the College for the first time and

since then it has become an important unique annual feature of the College.

The need for starting a preparatory course for getting the right type of students for the

advanced study of Sastra was keenly felt in 1926 and preparatory class was started that year

which, later on, developed into a complete course known as Kavya course. With the full

development of a regular Kavya course of eight years duration the Sastra course (Advanced

course) was reduced to four years. Thus in thirties, the institution become a great centre of

Sanskrit learning providing a full and advanced course in Sanskrit for a total period of

twelve years after the primary education.

In the early days, only Caste Hindus were admitted to the advanced Sastra classes. In 1932,

the Sastra section was bifurcated and students of all communities were admitted to one of the

sections known as the Government section providing instruction in advanced Nyaya,

Ayurveda and Jyotisha. The Endowment section which functioned, separately admitting only

caste Hindus was merged in the Government Section in1954.

As a result of the re-organization of Sanskrit studies in the Travancore – Cochin state, the

replacement of Kavya course by the Sanskrit high school started in 1951 and it was

completed in 1959. In the same year the Ayurveda section was separated and developed into

a new College.

In June 1962, the Government ordered the upgrading of the College by introducing gradually

by the University Previous and Degree classes by abolishing the Sastra section. The

University Previous (special) class was started in July 1962 and admission to the Sastra

section was stopped simultaneously.

B.A (Special) course in Vyakarana, Nyaya, Sahitya and Jyotisha was started in July 1963,

and the two year Pre- Degree Courses was started in June 1964.

The Golden Jubilee of the College was celebrated in February 1964. The high school section

was separated with effect from 1st November 1964.

B.A Jyotisha was discontinued inn1966 -67 and reintroduced in 2014.

M.A course Nyaya started in July 1969.

M.A course in Vyakarana and Sahitya started in July 1979.

B . A course in Vedanta started in July 1980 and M. A Vedanta started in 2012. In 1983 –

1984 this College was affiliated to the Mahatma Gandhi Univeraity, Athirampuzha.

The College has approved centre for research in Sanskrit of the M.G University from1993

onwards.

In March 2017, the college is re-accredited by NAAC with A grade.

2. Succession List of Principals

a. Sri. P.M Sankaran Nambiar, B.A (Honours) 1920-1923

b. Sri. K. Raman Pisharoti, B.A (Honours) 1923-1930

c. Sri. Narayana Pisharoti B.A (Honours) 1933-1942

d. Sri. T.A Raman Nambisan, Vidwan, 1942-1951

e. Sri. C.K.Raman Nambiar Sastrabhushana, 1951-1955

f. Sri. K. Gururayan Potti, B.A, L.T 1955- 1956

g. Sri. T.Achuta Warrier, B.A L.T, 1956-1959

h. Sri. T.K Ramachandra Aiyar M.A,(B.O.L) 1959-1965

i. Sri. S. Kochukunju Asari, M.A 1965-1968

j. Sri. N.R Kunjikuttan, M.A Lecturer in charge, 1968-1969

k. Professor .H. Gopalakrishna Iyer M.A 1969-March 1983

l. Professor K. Chandrasekharan Nair, Prof. In charge from April 1983- 2nd

November

1983

m. Professor N. Radhakrishnan, M.A Sanskrit, M.A Malayalam –from 3rd

November

1983- March 1986

n. Dr. K.G Paulose –Prof. in charge from April 1986-10th

June 1986, from 11th

June

1986- 5th

October 1996, and from 22nd

March 2001 to 31st July 2001. Smt. K.Sarala M.A

from 6th

October 1996 – 30th

November 2000

o. Dr. K.S Meenambal from 1st December 2000 – 21

st March 2000.

p. Smt. R. Sarojam from 1st August 2001- 25

th September 2001.

q. Sri. P. Madhava Panicker from 26th

September 2001 – 31stMarch 2002.

r. Smt. R. Sarojam from 1st April 2002- 21

st May 2004.

s. Dr. P.I Mary from 22nd

May 2004- 14th

June 2004.

t. Sri. M.R Vasavan, from 15th

June 2004 – 31st March 2006

u. Smt. K.P Prasanna from 1st April 2006 – 31

st March 2014

v. Dr. K.C Suseela from 1st April 2014 – December 2014

w. Smt. K.D Sobha from Deceber 2014- April 2015

x. Dr. K. L. Sulochana Devi took charge in April

y. Dr. N.K Asok Kumar from 1st May – 2015- 30

th July 2015

z. Smt. K.D Sobha from 31st July 2015 and promoted as Principal on 18

th February 2016

to 16th

of August 2017.

aa. Dr. K.C Suseela from 17th

August 2017 as Smt. Sobha K.D relieved to join FDP to 16-

8-2019

bb. Smt. K.D Sobha from 17-8-2019

3. Staff List

Smt. Sobha K.D- Principal

I. Department of Jyotisha

Sl.

No.

Name of the Teacher Designation Post Held

1. Dr. E.N Eswaran Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

II. Department of Nyaya

Sl.

No.


1. Dr. K.C Suseela Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

2. Dr. N.K Asok kumar Assistant Professor

3. Dr. Ajimon C.S -do-

4. Dr. Lekha V.N -do-

5. Smt. Gigy V -do-

6. Dr. Laijamma P.N -do-

7. Dr.. K.A Subitha -do-

III. Department of Sahitya

Sl.

No.


1. Dr. Saritha

Maheswaran

Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

2. Dr. V.P.Udayakumar Assistant Professor

3. Dr. N.S Sharmila -do-

4. Dr. Shihab N.A -do-

5. Dr. Anilkumar. S -do-

6. Sri. Vinodkumar K.P -do-

7. Dr. Shameeja.P -do-

IV. Department of Vedanta

Sl.

No.


1. Sri. Jayapraksh S Assistant Professor Head of the

department

2. Dr. Ajikumar P.V -Do-

3. Dr. Latha K.S -do-

4. Smt. Sarika A -do-

5. Dr. Gayathri Devi.L -do-

6. Dr. Shyji k.k -do-

7. Sajitha M.S -do-

V. Department of Vyakarana

Sl.

No.


1. Dr.Girija T.V Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

2. Dr. P.N Sudarsanan Assistant Professor

3. Dr. Soumya N.K -do-

4. Dr. Rajeev.P.P -do-

5. Dr. Jyotsna G -do-

6. Dr. T.K. Geetha -do-

7. Dr. Indulekha A.B -do-

VI. Department of Sanskrit General

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Teacher

Designation Post Held

1. Dr. Beena K.K Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

VII. Department of English

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Teacher


1. Smt. Saritha K.V Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

VIII. Department of Physical Education

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Teacher


1. Sri. Binoy K.R Assistant Professor Head of the

Department

Non – Teaching Staff

Sl. No. Name of the Staff Designation

1. Smt. Viswamma P.S Senior Superintendent

2. Nizamudeen P.O Head Accountant

3. Smt. Beena P.E Clerk (Hr. Grade)

4. Sri. Thampi P.A Senior clerk

5. Sophi A.A L.D.C

6. Elizabath C.J L.D.C

7. Sajesh Pillai K Selection Grade Typist

8. Sindhu Librarian Grade II

9. Smt. Abida. B Heritage document

translator

10. Vilasan Library Attendant

11. Office Attendant Vacant

12. Sakkeer K.K Office Attendant

13. Noufal P.K Office Attendant

14. Shahida K.M Office Attendant

15. Malathi P.K Sweeper

16. Sathidevi Amma Sweeper

17. Prasannan P C Sanitation worker

18. Udayaghosh N.N Sanitation worker

19. Ruble John Night watchman

20. Pratheesh Prakash Night watchman

COLLEGE ALMANAC FOR 2019-2020

JUNE 2019

Days of the

Week

Date Particulars No. of working

days

Saturday 1

Sunday 2

Monday 3

Tuesday 4

Wednesday 5 International Environmental Day/

Id- Ul- Fithar (Ramdan)

Thursday 6 College Re-opens

Friday 7

Saturday 8 Second Saturday

Sunday 9

Monday 10

Tuesday 11

Wednesday 12

Thursday 13

Friday 14

Saturday 15

Sunday 16

Monday 17 I M A begins

Tuesday 18

Wednesday 19

Thursday 20

Friday 21 International Yoga Day

Saturday 22

Sunday 23

Monday 24 I B A begins

Tuesday 25

Wednesday 26

Thursday 27

Friday 28

Saturday 29

Sunday 30 17

July 2019

Days of the

Week


days

Monday 1

Tuesday 2 II Semester MA Uty. Exam

begins

Wednesday 3

Thursday 4

Friday 5

Saturday 6

Sunday 7

Monday 8

Tuesday 9

Wednesday 10

Thursday 11

Friday 12


Sunday 14

Monday 15 III MA begins

Tuesday 16

Wednesday 17

Thursday 18

Friday 19

Saturday 20

Sunday 21

Monday 22

Tuesday 23

Wednesday 24

Thursday 25

Friday 26

Saturday 27

Sunday 28

Monday 29

Tuesday 30

Wednesday 31 Karkidakavavu 22

August 2019

Thursday 1

Friday 2

Saturday 3

Sunday 4

Monday 5

Tuesday 6

Wednesday 7

Thursday 8

Friday 9


Sunday 11 Id-Ul- Asaha (Bakrid)

Monday 12

Tuesday 13

Wednesday 14

Thursday 15 Independence day

Friday 16

Saturday 17

Sunday 18

Monday 19

Tuesday 20

Wednesday 21

Thursday 22

Friday 23 Sreekrishnajayanthi

Saturday 24

Sunday 25

Monday 26

Tuesday 27

Wednesday 28 Aiyyankali Jayanti

Thursday 29

Friday 30

Saturday 31 18

September 2019

Days of the

Week


days

Sunday 1

Monday 2

Tuesday 3

Wednesday 4

Thursday 5 Teachers’ day

Friday 6 Onam Holidays begin

Saturday 7

Sunday 8

Monday 9 Muharam

Tuesday 10

Wednesday 11 Thituvonam

Thursday 12

Friday 13 Sreenarayanaguru Jayanthi


Sunday 15

Monday 16 College Re-opens after Onam

Holidays

Tuesday 17 Viswakarma Jayanthi- Restricted

Holiday

Wednesday 18

Thursday 19

Friday 20

Saturday 21 Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi

Sunday 22

Monday 23 Internal Exams

Tuesday 24

Wednesday 25

Thursday 26

Friday 27

Saturday 28

Sunday 29

Monday 30 16

October 2019

Days of the

Week


days

Tuesday 1

Wednesday 2 Gandhijayanti

Thursday 3

Friday 4

Saturday 5

Sunday 6

Monday 7 Mahanavami

Tuesday 8 Vijayadasami

Wednesday 9

Thursday 10 3rd

Semester BA & MA Uty

Exam begins

Friday 11 5th

Semester BA Uty. Exam


Sunday 13

Monday 14

Tuesday 15

Wednesday 16

Thursday 17

Friday 18

Saturday 19

Sunday 20

Monday 21

Tuesday 22

Wednesday 23 1st BA & MA Uty. begins

Thursday 24

Friday 25

Saturday 26

Sunday 27 Deepavali

Monday 28

Tuesday 29

Wednesday 30

Thursday 31 20

November 2019

Days of the

Week


days

Friday 1 Keralapiravidinam

Saturday 2

Sunday 3

Monday 4

Tuesday 5

Wednesday 6

Thursday 7

Friday 8

Saturday 9 Second Saturday – Nabi Dinam

Sunday 10

Monday 11

Tuesday 12

Wednesday 13

Thursday 14

Friday 15

Saturday 16

Sunday 17

Monday 18

Tuesday 19

Wednesday 20

Thursday 21

Friday 22

Saturday 23

Sunday 24

Monday 25

Tuesday 26

Wednesday 27

Thursday 28

Friday 29

Saturday 30 21

December 2019

Days of the

Week


days

Sunday 1

Monday 2

Tuesday 3

Wednesday 4

Thursday 5

Friday 6

Saturday 7 I Semester B A ends.

Sunday 8

Monday 9

Tuesday 10 II Semester B A & M A begin

Wednesday 11

Thursday 12

Friday 13


Sunday 15

Monday 16

Tuesday 17

Wednesday 18

Thursday 19

Friday 20 Closes for Christmas holidays

Saturday 21

Sunday 22

Monday 23

Tuesday 24

Wednesday 25 Christmas

Thursday 26 School and College level

competitions in connection with

Sastra sadas

Friday 27 Annual Sastra Sadas begins

Saturday 28 Sastra Sadas

Sunday 29 Sastra Sadas

Monday 30 College Re-opens

Tuesday 31 17

January 2020

Days of the

Week


days

Wednesday 1

Thursday 2 Mannam Jayanti

Friday 3

Saturday 4

Sunday 5

Monday 6

Tuesday 7

Wednesday 8

Thursday 9

Friday 10


Sunday 12

Monday 13

Tuesday 14 College Establishment Day

Wednesday 15

Thursday 16

Friday 17

Saturday 18

Sunday 19

Monday 20

Tuesday 21

Wednesday 22

Thursday 23

Friday 24

Saturday 25

Sunday 26 Re-public day

Monday 27

Tuesday 28

Wednesday 29

Thursday 30

Friday 31 22

February 2020

Days of the

Week


days

Saturday 1

Sunday 2

Monday 3

Tuesday 4

Wednesday 5

Thursday 6

Friday 7


Sunday 9

Monday 10 Internal Exams

Tuesday 11

Wednesday 12

Thursday 13

Friday 14

Saturday 15

Sunday 16

Monday 17

Tuesday 18

Wednesday 19

Thursday 20

Friday 21

Saturday 22 Mahasivarathri

Sunday 23

Monday 24

Tuesday 25

Wednesday 26

Thursday 27

Friday 28

Saturday 29 20

March 2020

Days of the

Week


days

Sunday 1

Monday 2

Tuesday 3

Wednesday 4

Thursday 5

Friday 6

Saturday 7

Sunday 8

Monday 9

Tuesday 10

Wednesday 11

Thursday 12

Friday 13


Sunday 15

Monday 16

Tuesday 17

Wednesday 18

Thursday 19

Friday 20

Saturday 21

Sunday 22

Monday 23

Tuesday 24

Wednesday 25

Thursday 26

Friday 27

Saturday 28

Sunday 29

Monday 30

Tuesday 31 College closes for Mid- summer

vacations

22

Total working Days – 184

June -20

July – 22

August – 16

September – 18

November – 20

December – 15

January – 23

February -20

March – 21

Courses of Study

1. BA - Three year course (Six Semester) - Special

Part I - English

Part II - Sanskrit

Part III a). Sanskrit Special Jyotisha

b). Sanskrit Special Nyaya

c). Sanskrit Special Sahitya

d). Sanskrit Special Vedanta

e). Sanskrit Special Vyakarana

2. M.A – Two Year (Four Semester) Course - Special

a). Nyaya

b). Sahitya

c). Vedanta

d). Vyakarana

Admission and Withdrawal

Admissions

Admission to all classes is governed by the rules laid down by the Government of Kerala.

No student will be enrolled or allowed to attend any class until the fees due from him/her

have been paid

Withdrawal – Transfer Certificate

No transfer certificate will be issued to those from whom three are any dues to the

College. No fee will be levied from those who apply for TC within one year after leaving

the College. A fee for Rupees 50/ will be levied from those who apply for TC after the

lapse of one year from date of leaving the College. An additional fee of Rs. 100/ will be

levied from those who apply for duplicate copies of the TC. Duplicate TC will be issued

on production of a certificate signed by the 1st class Magistrate to the effect that the

original TC was irrecoverably lost.

Students should apply for TC and CC in the following prescribed form.

7. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER AND CONDUCT CERTIFICATE

1. Name (In block letters):

2. Class and group/subject :

3. Class No. / Admission No. :

4. Years of study in the College:

5. Details of fee concessions / scholarships/ stipends held:

6. Whether appeared for the University examination –

If yes Reg. No. and Year-

7. Whether all dues to the College have been discharged:

8. Whether belongs to S.C/ S.T/O.B.C

Place:

Date: Signature of the applicant

Recommendation of the group tutor

Place:

Date: Name and Signature of the class/Group Tutor

Certificates of No Dues from

1. N.S.S officer:

2. Lecturer in Physical Education:

3. Librarian – General & Departments

4. Office fee section:

5. Orders of the Principal :

No students who has previously studied in any recognized school or College shall be

admitted to a College unless he presents a Transfer certificate showing –

a) The names of students in full:

b) The date of birth as entered in the admission register:

c) The dates of which he was admitted to and on which he left the institution:

d) The class in which he studied at the time of leaving it:

e) If it be the time when annual promotions take place, whether he/she is qualified for

promotion to a higher class:

f) That he/ she has paid all fees or other moneys due to that institution in respect of the

Academicyear in which he/she was enrolled and a certificate of medical inspection or

health card, if any, from the institution in which he/she last studied.

Every Transfer certificate issued to students from a College or other institution after

being registered for a University examination shall contain in addition to those prescribed

above, the following details also;

a) Name of examination of the university for which the student has bee last presented

from the College:

b) Register number of the student and the date of examination:

c) Whether the student has appeared the examination,-

1) The part and division which he/she has passed:

2) The part and division which he/she has failed:

Note- Transfer certificate to a student who has been enrolled for a university examination

shall be issued only after the provisional results of the examinations are published and

every such certificate shall contain the details of the parts or division which the student has

passed and the part or division in which the student has failed.

No student shall be admitted to a College or other institution pending the production of

such certificate. Every such certificate shall be endorsed with the admission number under

which the student is enrolled and shall be filled for reference and inspection.

8. Conduct certificate

Conduct certificate is a document which student has to earn. It will not be issued as a

matter of course.

9. Age certificate

Application for age certificate (Extract of admission register) must be accompanied by

stamp paper of Rs. 50.

N.B – In all Cases if these certificates are to be send by post, self addressed envelope

with necessary stamps affixed (for registration also, where required) should

accompany the application.

10. Tutorial supervision

The students are grouped into 16 tutorial divisions under the supervision of a teacher.

The tutor without necessarily, giving ordinary tuition, keeps himself/herself in touch

with the students progress in studies and their activities in general

1. The students are to contact their respective tutors for instructions.

2. All applications for leave, etc., by students should be recommended and forwarded

by the tutors after considering the merits of each case.

3. It shall be the duties of the tutors to watch the general progress of their wards and

correct them when specific cases of indiscipline are brought to their notice.

4. The observation of the tutors regarding the students under their care may be

recorded in personal records which will be supplied by the office.

5. The conduct certificates of the students will be issued only on the basis of the

reports submitted by the tutors.

6. The attention of the students is drawn to the printed rules (Dress, Behavior and

Discipline) in the College calendar.

7. All the tutors shall, at the close of every Academic year and whenever they are

transferred, handover to the Principal a complete report regarding the conduct of

their wards for the relevant period.

Students should refer to (a) Their tutor for advice and information generally; (b)

the Physical Director on matters connected with sports, games and physical

activities and; (c) the College office on matters connected with fee and

Government and University Regulations.

11.Attendance and Leave of Absence

Attendance shall be marked at the beginning of each class whether lecture, practical

composition or tutorial, by the member of the staff in charge of the class both in the

forenoon and afternoon sessions.

Students should occupy their respective seats before attendance is taken. They should

not leave the class room nor should latecomers enter the class room without the

permission of the member of the staff in-charge of the class.

For purpose of attendance, all working days shall be counted as whole days

irrespective of the number of the working hours. The days that will be taken in to

account are those marked as working days in the College calendar or notified by the

Principal. (Special class will not count for extra attendance.)

The working day is divided into periods, each of one hour duration. Absence for any

one hour will be treated as absence for that particular session.

N.B -Students are informed that they should get 75% of the attendance of the

year and should they fall short, the deficiency will be condoned only where the

syndicate is satisfied that the absence is for reasons beyond the control of the

student. Deficiency beyond 20 days will not be condoned under exemption will

not be granted for more than one Academic year in any course of study.

No student shall absent himself/herself from a class without leaves. Absence without

leave for a part of a session shall be considered as absence for half day.

One hour of absence without leave will be counted as absence for that session.

Students absenting themselves without leave for more than 10 working days will have

their names removed from the rolls they shall pay the re-admission fee and all College

fees due before they are re-admitted. A student who does not secure 50% of the

attendance at the end of a term will not be allowed to continue in the next term. A

student coming to the class without leave shall lose half a day attendance, unless

otherwise recommended by the member of the staff in charge of that class.

If leave is required for a single hour only, application may be made to the member of

the staff in charge of that hour.

If leave is required for the afternoon session only, the student should appear in person

before the Head of the Department concerned and get the application for leave

recommended by him.

Application for leave should be made in the following form to the Principal

through the recommending authority (Tutor) by the student himself/herself

before hand except in unavoidable and unforeseen circumstances when the

application should be made on very day of his/ her return to the College.

Form of the application for the leave

1. Name and Register no.

2. Class and group

3. Dates for which leave is required

4. Reason for leave

5. Date of application

6. Signature of applicant

7. Tutor’s remarks

8. Principal’s order

Disciplinary action will be taken against those who repeatedly absent themselves

on insufficient grounds.

The annual attendance certificate shall not be granted unless the student has got

three –fourths of the attendance prescribed by the College in the course for

instruction and for physical training; to the satisfaction of the authorities and

his/her progress and conduct have been satisfactory.

12. FEES RULES

1. (a) Tuition Fees. – payable in 3 equal instalments on the beginning of each term in the case

of B.A. Degree and in the case of M.A. Degree tuition fees should be paid in 2 equal

instalments, at the starting of each semester. The tuition fees of B.A. and M.A. students can be

paid in lump in the starting of the Academicyear.

B.A. .. Rs.500 per annum

M.A. .. Rs. 900 ,,

(b). Special Fees. – Payable together with the Ist term fees.

Particulars B.A. M.A.

Rs. Rs.

Library 100 100

Calendar 30 30

Stationery 50 50

Magazine 50 50

Association 50 50

Athletic 100 100

Audio – Visual 25 25

Scouts and Guide 5 5

SAF 5 5

Women’s Study 5 5

Medical Inspection 5 5

University Union Fees 50 50

Sports Affiliation 150 150

University Affiliation 300 350

Matriculation 100 100

Students Welfare 20 20

University Students Insurance 10 10

(c) Admission Fees

Rs.

B.A. 75

M.A. 150

(d) Caution Deposit. – To be paid along with the 1st instalment at the time of admission and

returnable at the end of the course after deducting dues, if any.

Rs.

B.A. 360

M.A. 600

Fines – Fines will be collected as shown below from the students those who are failing to

remit the fees on the due dates of collections published lastly in the notice board.

I Due date of collection .. (The date fixed within 7 consecutive working days)

without fine

II Due date of collection .. The date fixed within 10 days after the 1st due date –

Rs.5

III Due date of collection .. The date fixed after the due date of fine of Rs. 5 - Rs. 10

The names of students those who fails to remit the fees within the due dates will be

removed from the Nominal Roll and a fine of Rs. 50 will be collected from the students as Re-

admission fee.

Miscellaneous Fee

( G.O. (Ms) No. 66/2003/ H. Edn., dated 7th

June 2003)

Rs.

(a) Application fee/ Registration fee (Degree and P.G) 50

(b) Late fee for T.C 50

(c) Fine for duplicate T.C 100

(d) Fine for duplicate identity card 30

(e) Fine for non – return of library books in time 1 (per due)

13. RULES APPLICABLE FOR COLLECTION AND REFUND OF CAUTION

MONEY

1. These rules shall apply to students undergoing a course of study in a private or Government

College under the administrative control of the Director of Collegiate Education.

2. Every student for a course of study in the Government or private institution shall, on

admission to the College at the commencement of the course or during the period of a course

be liable to pay the Caution deposit prescribed for that particular course at the rates prescribed

along with the first instalment of tuition fees as are to be paid under the rules in case where the

admission are taking place during the period of a course as the case may be.

3. Students belonging to Scheduled castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Eligible Communities are

exempted from payment of Caution deposit.

4. The Caution deposit to be paid by a student for a particular course shall be retained in the

institution till completion of the course of study, concerned in that institution. At the end of a

particular course of study, the Caution deposit realized from the student will be refunded to

him/ her on receipt of application from student in the form prescribed below and after

adjusting the dues if any, on account of :

(i) Loss of library books.

(ii) Recovery of fine for breakages of laboratory equipments and any other loss caused to

properties of the College.

(iii) Areas of fees, if any.

If the Caution deposit is less than the amount to be realized by other means as the Principal

may decide.

5. The Caution deposit paid by a student for a particular course in an institution shall be

refunded to him/her after adjusting dues, if any, before completion of the course in the

College, or the student applies for refund of the same and provided further, the student takes

T.C. from the College concerned on grounds of discontinuing the course or pursuing studies

for the same or a different course in some other institution.

6. (i) It shall be the responsibility of the student to claim the refund of Caution deposit paid by

him/her for the particular course immediately after the closing date of the College after the

expiry of the Academic year in which the course is completed or earlier when the claim or

refund arises under the circumstances stated in Rule (5) above.

(ii) All claims for refund of Caution deposit shall be preferred before the reopening date of

the next Academic year following the Academic year in which the course is completed and in

the case of those who discontinued or left the institution during tenure of a course the claim

shall be preferred before the reopening date of the next Academic year in which they would

have completed the course had they continued in the institution.

(iii) In case any student has not been promoted to a higher class or one or more occasion or

has discontinued the studies for one or more Academic years during the tenure of a course

which he had completed after such breaks, then the time- limit mentioned in sub rule (ii)

above for claiming refund shall be extended by such number of Academic years of break.

7. Immediately after expiry of the time- limit prescribed for claiming the refund of the Caution

deposit amount, steps will be taken by the Principals of Colleges to publish the names of the

students who have not claimed the deposits before the stipulated date, in the Kerala

Government Gazette and, if he/ she is not preferring the claim for refund of Caution deposit,

within a period of two calendar months from the date of publication of the notification of the

Principal in the Gazette, the whole amount due to the student shall be permanently forfeited

and the same will be withdrawn from the Caution deposit account and remitted to Government

Revenue.

8. If, after admission to a course of study in a particular group/ subject, a student changes his

group/ subjects and if that change call for only a lesser amount of Caution deposit then the

excess amount paid be refunded to him/her after adjusting dues, if any. Similarly, if the

change in group/ subjects would call for payment of a higher amount of Caution deposit, then

only the balance amount that is to be paid need be collected.

9. The students should keep in safe the receipt issued for remittance of the Caution deposit

amount during the tenure of the course. The Caution deposit amount will be refunded only if

the collected receipt issued from the College is produced along with the application for refund

of the Caution deposit. Failure to produce the original receipt will result in forfeiture of the

claim for refund. Exemption from the operation of this rule may be granted by the Principal in

genuine cases where the original receipt is not in a position to be produced and provided

further the Principal is personally satisfied about the identity of the applicant claiming the

refunds.

10. The application for refund of Caution deposit shall be submitted in the following form:

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR REFUND OF CAUTION DEPOSIT

1. Name (in block letters) ..

2. Class and group/ subject ..

3. Roll No./ Class No. ..

4. Years of study in the College ..

5. Amount of Caution deposit to be returned ..

6. No. and date of receipt received in token of having

made the deposit ..

7. Whether T.C. has already been taken if so,

State No. and date of T.C. obtained ..

8. Address ( Permanent home address) ..

Date of application Signature of applicant.

11. The Caution deposit shall be disbursed to the claimant in person and his/her acquittance

obtained in the Caution deposit register. If however, the student desires the same to be sent by

money order, then the Caution deposit may be sent by money order after deducting M.O.

commission and other charges. A receipt in the following form should be attached along with

the application form refund of Caution deposit, in case it is desired to be sent by money order.

FORM OF RECEIPT

Received from the Principal, Government Sanskrit College, Tripunithura, the sum of Rs…..

(Rs…………………. Only) being the amount of Caution deposit due to me.

Name:

Roll No. / Class No. and subject / group

Please send the amount by money order at my cost in the following address:

Address: Signature.

12. Every student shall be liable to pay the fee for the whole term during any part of which his

name has been on the rolls.

Note. – Every student shall be required to undergo medical inspection on admission to a

course of study and every alternate year thereafter.

14. UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION FEES

1. B.A. Degree Examination:

For each of First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Semester of examination:

First appearance

(Whole examination) .. Rs. 25 per paper + Rs. 25 for mark list per part

Subsequent appearance.. Rs. 30 per paper + 25 for mark list per part

II. M.A. Degree Examination:

For each of the previous.. Rs. 40 per paper each + Rs. 25 for mark list

and final examination

Other fees:

1. Fee for registration as Matriculate .. 100

2. Fee for considering application for exemption

from shortage of annual attendance –

Upto 10 days .. 200

Upto 20 days .. 400

3. Fee for provisional certificate .. 75

4. Fee for recognition of examination of other

Universities or Bodies .. 300

5. Fee for Migration Certificate .. 150

6. Fee for Bachelors Degree .. 150

7. Fee for Masters Degree .. 200

Note 1. – In bona fide cases, when admission is sought elsewhere for professional or

Postgraduate Courses for which there is no provision in this College, the Principal is

empowered to issue Transfer Certificate collecting only as many instalments as may fall due

on the date leaving.

Fee for whole term shall be levied from students who may leave the College to take up

elsewhere courses for which provision has been made in the College. The three terms of the

College shall comprise of the following months:

First term – June to September (both inclusive)

Second term – October to December ”

Third term – January to March ”

Note 2 - Every student shall be required to undergo medical inspection on admission to the

three years Degree Course and every alternative year thereafter.

3. Each instalment shall be paid on the dates notified in the calendar.

4. Any student seeking admission shall have to pay the fee prescribed before his name is

enrolled. No student shall be enrolled after the beginning of a term, unless he has paid all the

instalments of fees which he would have to pay, had his name been on the rolls from the

beginning of the term.

5. A receipt signed by the accountant shall be granted for every payment made, which the

student shall preserve and produce whenever required by the Principal.

5A. (i) Every student of a Government institution under the Director of Technical

Education/ Director of Collegiate education shall be liable to pay the prescribed fee for the

whole term during any part of which his / her name is on the rolls of the institution:

Provided that if a student after obtaining the transfer certificate from one College/ Polytechnic

under the Directorate of Collegiate / Technical Education is admitted to any other College or

Polytechnic under the Directorate of Collegiate Education / Technical Education for the same

courses he/ she shall not be called upon to pay over again the fees already paid for the term to

the College/ Polytechnic which issued the T.C.

Provided further that a student, who leaves a Private College/ Polytechnic in one place and

joins a College/ Polytechnic respectively in another place under the Director of Collegiate

education/Director of Technical Education during the course of a term, consequent on the

transfer of any of his / her parents, who is a Government servant is liable to pay the prescribed

fee only for the period during which the students name is on the rolls of the College/

Polytechnic under the Director of Collegiate Education/ Director of Technical Education.

(ii) Refund of fees once remitted will not be granted and that students who had already paid

tuition and other fees for one particular course can join another course of study only at the risk

of forfeiture of the fees already paid:

Provided however that refund of fee may be ordered, if in a particular term a student who

stands admitted in a College / Polytechnic and who does not attend any class at all and

discontinues his / her studies in that College/ Polytechnic.

(2) The Principals of the respective institutions under the Director of Collegiate Education/

Director of Technical Education are empowered to sanction refund of fees in all cases

mentioned above.

All cash transactions will be closed in the office at 2p.m. every day.

6. Mistake, if any, in the receipts issued for payments made should be pointed out then and

there and should be got corrected on the spot. Complaints made later will not be entertained.

7. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes who are bona fide subject of Kerala state are

eligible for full fee concession and stipend. They will have to produce a certificate of nativity

and community (only) if these are not specified in their S.S.L.C. Books) from any one of the

following persons:

Village officers, Tahsildars, Revenue Inspectors, Panchayat Presidents, Municipal Chairman,

Municipal Commissioners, M.L.As or M.Ps

8. Poor students of Other Backward Communities who are bona fide of Kerala State are

eligible for full fee concession. They will have to produce the necessary nativity, community

and poverty certificates from a revenue officer not below the rank of Tahsildars. Income

certificates issued by Village Officer and countersigned by members of Parliament and

members of the Kerala Legislative Assembly will be accepted for the above purpose.

Students belonging to Scheduled Caste / tribe will be given monthly stipends for their

boarding and lodging. Christian Converts (from Scheduled Castes) will also be exempted from

payment of all fees.

9. A student appearing for the September University Examination shall have to pay the fee for

the first term only which shall, however, be collected in advance at the time of admission. A

student who has failed in the September Examination shall have to pay fees for the 2nd

and 3rd

terms if he/she seeks admission during the 2nd

term but if he seeks admission during the 3rd

term the fee for that term shall be levied in advance.

Note. – In the case of a student seeking admission to any of University classes during the

second or last term of the Academic year special fees shall be levied at half rates only.

10. Students for junior classes who fail to sit the promotion examination and ordered to sit for

a special examination shall pay Rs. 10 each.

15. COLLECTION OF FEES IN GOVERNMENT COLLEGES

1. Tuition fees in Government Arts and Science College will be collected in three instalments

(Term fee) in the, months of June/July (First term), August/September (Second term) and in

January (Third Term) respectively. The first instalment including the special fees prescribed to

be collected from the students of senior classes with in a period of seven consecutive working

days from the date of reopening of the college. in the case of Junior classes, the instalments of

tuition fees due till the date of admission with special fees and Caution deposit will be

collected on the date of admission.

2. Subsequent instalments beginning from August to February shall be collected on or

before the 7th

consecutive working day of the month. The Principals of the respective Colleges

may allot particular days within the period of 7 days for particular classes.

3. If any student fails to pay the fees or special fees in the due date he/she shall be liable to

pay a fine of Rs.5/. along with the fee on or before the 10th

day after the due date. If the 10th

day happens to be a holiday, the next working day will be counted as the 10th

day.

4. If the fee with fine of Rs.5/ is not paid on or before the tenth day after the due date an

additional fine of Rs.10/ will have to be paid and the fee and fine should be paid on the

fifteenth day after the due date fixed for payment of fees with a fine of Rs. 5/.

4A. Rules 3 and 4 will not be applicable to students enjoying full fee concession by virtue of

their community and who are subsequently awarded scholarship.

5. If the fee and fines are not paid on the 10th

day or within 15 days from that date the name

of the student will be entered in special register of defaulters and the Principal will watch the

payment of fees defaulted. The attendance of the student would be taken every day as usual

and his attendance or absence would be marked. If the student settles the arrears of fees with

fines before the last opportunity given for such a settlement he/ she would be granted

attendance as per actual presence or absence as recorded. The students who fail to settle the

dues to the College till the last date prescribed will not be seat up for the University

Examination or promoted to the next higher class as the case may be. The last opportunity for

clearing one instalment will be the date previous to the due date for the succeeding instalment.

A student will be admitted to the second term only if he / she clear the dues for the first term

before the commencement of the second term and so also for the third term only if the second

term dues are cleared. The last instalment Viz., the fees for February should be paid before

first March positively.

6. Students who are admitted only for a term should pay one third of tuition fee for the year

together with the full miscellaneous fees.

Payments to students are restricted to three alternative working days in a week i.e., Monday,

Wednesday and Friday.

7. In the case of causal students all the fees due from then, for the whole year may be

collected at the time of their admission.

8. All cash transaction will be closed at 2.00 p.m. on all days.

16. Dress, Behavior and Discipline

1. Be clean and decorous in dress, language and behaviour.

2. Do not enter or leave a class in session without permission.

3. When a teacher as visitor enters your class you should rise and remain standing until he/she

takes his/her sat or desires you to resume yours.

4. Order and restraint should characterize your conduct at all times and perfect silence should

be maintained in the library.

5. Do not disfigure College walls, desks, or benches with writing or engravings of any

description whatsoever, and do not tamper with or damage fitting, articles, of furniture or

library books.

6. Do not participate in (a) any agitation directed against constituted authority, (b) any

meeting likely to excite disloyalty or disaffection towards the Government, (c) any movement

likely to promote communal ill-feeling.

7. Do not join, or work for any organization outside the College without the written

permission of the Principal.

8. Do not present mass petitions to the Principal. Make representations on College affairs to

higher authorities only through the Principal.

9. Except the meetings of the various College associations, do not address any gathering

within the College premises without the special permissions of the Principal.

10. When you have doubts on any matter of College discipline consult the Principal before

making your final decision.

17. Sports and Games

A sports committee consisting of the Principal as president, a member of the staff as the Vice

–President, the Physical education Asst. Professor as Secretary and the Games captains as

other members will be constituted each year to help in organizing the activities of the

Department.

Provision is made for football, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Ring tennis, and some

indoor games like Caroms, chess.

Tournaments as well as College matches will be conducted periodically.

18. The Library

The Library consists of two sections – General Library and Grandha Library under the

supervision of the Librarian.

A. General Library

Rules Governing College Library

1. The Library remains open from 9.30 am to 4.30 pm throughout the year except on such

days as may be notified as holidays.

2. All regular students and staff of this College shall be enrolled as members of the

library.

3. (a) Book shall be issued on all working days except on Saturdays and mid-term

vacations.

(b) Student members are eligible to borrow books on loan as follows: -

i) Degree students – 5 Books

ii) P.G Students - 6 Books

iii) Research scholars -6 Books

(c) The requisition slip (available from the library) for demand of books duly filled in, should

be given to the Librarian.

(d) The book may be retained by a borrower, for a period of 14 days from the date of issue.

(e) The Librarian may however restrict the period of loan of any book that is in great demand.

(f) The borrower should return the book on or before the due date.

(g) If a book is not returned to the Library when due, an overdue charge of Rs.1/ Per volume

per day shall be levied. All such fines recommended by the Librarian should be paid to the

Head Accountant and a receipt obtained.

(h) Books on loan can be returned to the Library at any time irrespective of the period of loan.

(i) Books can be re-issued to the member, if there is no demand of loan.

(j) If the due date falls on a holiday, the book must be returned on the next working day.

(k) Transfer of sub lending of books taken out on loan from the Library is strictly prohibited.

(l) Text books, periodical publications, manuscripts, maps, pamphlets, rare books, illustrated

books, encyclopedias, and such other works as may be declared reference books by the

librarian, shall not be lent out.

(m) Every member to whom a book is issued shall sign his name in acknowledgement if

having received it in the appropriate column of the issue register for this purpose.

4. (a) Before leaving the counter, the member shall satisfy himself/herself as to whether the

book lent to him/her is in good condition, and if not, he/she shall immediately bring the matter

to the notice of the Librarian, otherwise he/she is liable to be held responsible for the

replacements of the book by second copy.

(b) The loss or damage of a book should be reported to the Librarian immediately. The lost

book will be replaced by the borrower by a new one duly approved by the Principal, within

one month, failing which the borrower will be required to pay the replacement cost as per

Government rules.

(c) All markings on the book, defacing or removing or tracing of maps, diagram, illustrations,

etc. shall be considered as lost and the borrower will be held responsible for such loss.

(d) If a book belongs to a set or series is lost or damaged the borrower shall be liable to

replace the whole set or series. The damaged set will be given to the borrower after

replacements.

(e) A member against whom any overdue or other charge is outstanding, shall not be allowed

to borrow books until he/she has paid the amount due.

5. (a) Members of the teaching staff shall be permitted to borrow 10 books and of non-

teaching staff 4 books at a time.

(b) Staff members can retain books of their subject for the whole Academic year and of other

subjects for one month only.

(c) No boo shall be issued for the subsequent years unless the books borrowed previously are

returned or cost remitted.

(d) If the staff members fail to return the books in time, recovery action will be taken as per

Government rules.

(e) Staff-members must return all the books before getting their relieving certificate. Failing

which, the transfer of charge report will not be forwarded to A.G/ Treasury. Ref. No. P and G

6/600330/83, Coll. Edn., Dated 24th

November 1983 of the Directorate of collegiate

Education, Thiruvananthapuram.

6. (a) A student should be in possession of his/her identity card before entering the library.

(b) Perfect silence must be observed in the Library.

(c) Smoking inside the Library is prohibited.

(d) Members should deposit their personal belongings at the property counter.

(e) Members are expected to read notices issued by the Principal/ Librarian from time to time.

No excuse will be entertained for ignorance of any information notified earlier.

(f) Members should obtain non-liability certificate before they receive the hall ticket or

transfer Certificate.

(g) Any infringement of the rules will render the privilege of admission to and of borrowing

books from the library liable to forfeiture.

� The library committee may suggest from time to time, changes in the above said rules

and they will be effective when the Head of the institution/Director/Principal/the govt.

accords such suggestions.

B. Grandha Library – Manuscripts and Publication

The Grandha Library consists of rare collections of valuable manuscripts both in palm leaves

and in paper. The manuscripts will nether be not issued nor be allowed to be taken out.

Facilities are available for scholars and students to use them for reference in the Library. In

deserving cases transcribed copies will be issued on request.

The Ravi Varma Grandhavali is meant for the publication of quarterly journal of that name

and of rare books. The follo0wing titles published from here are ready for sale from our sales

department attached to the Grandha Library;-

≠ Title of the publication Author

1 Vedantaparibhasha sangraha Rajarshi Ramavarma

2 Pravesaka Trikandiyur Achuta

Pisharoti

3 Purnatrayeesa satakam H.H Veerakeralavarma

4 Srimad Bhagavatam with Sanskrit

commentaryPart 1,2,3

Raghavendra Muni

5 Raghuvamsa of Kalidasa with the

Sanskrit commentary

Arunagirinatha and

Narayana Pandita

6 Vishnubhujangaprayata stotram Raghavendra Muni

7 Uparagavimsati with Malayalam

commentary

8 Vishnusahasranamam

9 Ashtangahridayam of Vagbhatawith

commentary

10 Geetagovindam of Jayadeva with

musical notations (Mal)

Semmangudi P.Sreenivasa

Iyer

11 Utharanaishadhiyacaritam

12 Bheshajapadhati

13 Drigdrisyavivekam with Sanskrit

commentary

14 Sringaratilakam

15 Parvateekalyanakanda

16 Isvaravada laukikatavichara

17 Subodhini H.H Parikshit Maharaja

18 Narayaneeyam commentary Rama pisharoti

19 Balabodhanam Rajarshi Ramavarma

20 Vakyatatvam Anantanarayana sastri

21 Laghusidhanta kaumudi –

Malayalam commentary Part 1,2,3

Prof. R Vasudevan Potti

22 Scientific heritage of India –

Mathematics, Ayurveda

23 Arts of Keralakshetram Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan

24 Natyasastra and national unity

25 Natankusa K.G. Paulose

26 Six lectures on Raghuvamsa Punnasseri Nambi

Nilekanda Sarma

27 Tradition and creativity

28 Ujjayani of O.N. V Kurup – Sanskrit

translation

Dr. N.V.P Unnithiri

29 N.B Sankaranarayana Sastri Editor – K.G Paulose

30 Kootiyattam – A Historical survey K.G Paulose

31 In search of holiness in the critical

function

Prof. C.D Narasimha Iyer

32 Natya and Yajna

32 Bhagavadajjuka on Kutiyattom stage

34 India many spendered? theatre

35 Chitrakshatramala

36 Abstracts of Vakyarthavicara

37 Monograms by Rajarshi, Melpathur,

Ananthanaraya sastrikal

38 Purnatrayi Half yearly research organ

of Sri Ramavarma Govt. Sanskrit

college

39 Gender early textual traditions Dr. Kumkum Roy

40 Laghusidhanta kaumudi –

Malayalam commentary –complete

Prof. R Vasudevan Potti

Back volumes of Ravi Varma Journal Vols. I to XV. The College publishes a half

yearly bilingual journal named Purnatrayi.

Admission

Admission to all classes is governed by the rules laid down by the Government of

Kerala.

No student will be enrolled or allowed to attend any class until the fees due from him/her have

been paid.

19. The College Union

1. Election to the College Union is conducted according to the rules laid down by the

Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.

2. Executive committee of the College union:

1. The Chairman

2. The Vice Chairman.

3. The General Secretary.

4. The Councilor(s) to the University Union.

5. The Editor of the College Annual/College Magazine.

6. The Arts club secretary.

7. The Secretary for sports.

8. One member representing the students of each year of the Degree and Postgraduate

Courses, elected by the students of the respective year from among themselves.

9. Two members elected by the lady students of the College from among themselves, as far as

mixed Colleges are concerned.

10. One member representing the students belonging to the scheduled castes or scheduled

tribes to be nominated by the executive committee in case none of the elected members of the

committee belong to scheduled caste/scheduled tribe.

11. The Hon. Treasurer and Staff Adviser (Ex. Officio.)

(1.) Candidates for the general seats will be elected by the entire students.

(2) Candidates for class representatives will be elected the students of the respective classes.

(3) The chairman shall always be a student of B.A/ M.A final year class. Every member of the

teaching staff is a member of the Association.

(4) The Union shall confine itself to purely Academic and social activities and shall be subject

to the College rules and regulations in force, and those notified by the Principal from time to

time. It shall not, in any manner, engage itself in any Political or Communal activity nor shall

it arrogate to itself the claim to speak and act on subjects falling within the responsibility of

the Principal.

5. The Principal, who shall be the patron of the College union, has got the privilege of

presiding over the meetings of the Union committee. In his absence, the chairman of the union

shall preside.

6. The funds of the union will be administrated by the Vice –president, who will function as

the Bursar.

7. The Union committee shall prepare its budget and shall submit it to the Principal for

approval. The budget as approved or amended by the Principal shall then be communicated to

the Bursar.

8. The chairman of the Union Committee shall be the liaison between the Principal and the

Union and shall hold himself/herself responsible for the maintenance of order, decorum and

dignity at all gatherings participated in by students of the College. He should not invite

anybody from outside the College for any College function without the prior consent of the

Principal.

9. It shall be the duty of the chairman in consultation with the Principal to organize a

volunteer corps, and to make the services of the corps available to the Principal whenever

he/she requisitions the same.

10. The members of the Union Committee, including the chairman and Secretary, shall vacate

office if they fail to show progress in their studies, or do not attend the classes, regularly.

11. The union committee shall prepare its bye-law and submit the same to the Principal for

approval.

12. Elections will be conducted as per rules laid down by the University.

20. Syllabus and List of Text Books

B.A 2017 admissions

First semester B A

English – BA/B.Sc

Paper 1 – Fine tune Your English

ERT - Fine tune Your English by Dr. Mathew Joseph. Orient Blackswan and Mahatma

Gandhi University.

English 2 – Pearls from the Deep

ERT - Pearls from the Deep - Cambridge Universsity press and Mahatma Gandhi University

Second language – Literature in Sanskrit Language (Poetry Prose and Alankara)

ERT – sakuntalakatha, Kuvalayanda, Bhartruhari Subhashitam.

Sanskrit Special Jyotisha

Core 1- Methodology of Jyotisha (Grharasinakshatrasambadhah)

ERT – Prasnamarga –First 12 verses from chapter -1 and Brihadjatakam 1-2 chapters

Complementary 1- Basic Theories in the Nyaya-Vaisesika Philosophies

ERT- Tarkasamgraha of Annambhatta up to the end and Pratyaksakhanda with Deepika.

Complementary 2 – Jyotisastrapravesah

ERT- Sisubodhah - First 9 Karikas, Vibhaktivallari, Abhyasadarsini.

Sanskrit Special Nyaya

Core 1- Methodology of Nyaya philosophy

ERT – 1. Tarkasangraha of Annambhatta

Complementary 1- Vedantaparicaya

ERT- Vedantasara by Sadananda

Complementary 2 – Preliminary Sanskrit

ERT- Samskrita Prathamadarsah, Panchatantram, Nitisatakam, Amarakosa

Sanskrit Special Sahitya

Core 1- Methodology of Sanskrit Sahitya

ERT – Module I- Sabdamanjari, R.S.Vadhyar & Sons, Kalpathi, Palakad

ModuleII- Dhatumanjari R.S.Vadhyar & Sons, Kalpathi,

Palakad. ModuleIII- Samskritabhasha, PartI, Kanippayyur

Sankaran

Namputirippad Smaraka Granthasala Publication, Panchangam

Press,

Kunnankulam, Chapters XV, XVI, Pages 54-60.

Complementary 1- Basics of Sanskrit Vyakarana

ERT- Vakyatatvam – Ravivarma Samskrita Grandhavali, Tripunithura

Complementary 2 – Prose and Poetry

ERT- 1. Panchatantra –Brahmaninakulakatha

2. Balaramayana of P Anantanarayana Sastri, Balakanda,

RSVadhyar & Sons, Palakkad

3. Sreekrishnavilasa of Sukumarakavi, Canto I, Verses 1-17

(both are including), RSVadhyar & Sons, Palakkad

4. Raghuvamsa of Kalidasa, Canto II,Verses1-25

(both are including), Chaukhamba, Samskrita

Samsthan, Varanassi

Sanskrit Special Vedanta

Core 1- Methodology of Vedanta – Bharatiyadarsanapadhati.

ERT – An Introduction to Indian Philosophy – (Chapter 1 only -Pages -1-

60) Satishchandra Chatterjee and Dheerendra Mohan Datta Published by University of

Calcutta

Complementary 1- Poetry & applied alankara

ERT- 1. Raghuvamsa of Kalidasa

2. Kuvalayananda of Appayyadikshita (Vrttirahita)) with the commentary of

Samanwaya of T.K.Ramachndra Iyer

Complementary 2 – Introduction to Sanskrit Grammar (Samskritabodhini)

ERT- Sidharupa and Samskrita deepika English published by Sri Ramakrishna

Math Pala - Lessons 1-20 of Samskritadipika

2. For modules 2,3&4 Laghusidhantakaumudi of Varadarajacarya

Sanskrit Special Vyakarana

Core 1- Methodology of Sanskrit Vyakarana - Effective Sanskrit communication

ERT – 1) Sabdamanjari Published by R.S. Vadhyar & Sons, Palakkad, Kalpathi

Selected portions

2) Dhaturupamanjari Published by R.S. Vadhyar & Sons, Palakkad, Kalpathi

Selected portions

3) Akhyatacandrika of Bhattamalla -Selected portions

4) Amarakosa – Selected portions

5) Abhyasadarsini published by Samskritabharati, Bangalore

Complementary 1- Jyotissastraparichaya

ERT- Prasnamarga, Jatakadaesa and Sisubodha.

Complementary 2 – Grammatical systems in Sanskrit _Paniniyan & Others

ERT- Systems of Sanskrit Grammar-S.K.Belvalkar.

B A Semester 2

English – BA/B.Sc

Paper 1 – Issues that Matter

ERT - Issues that Matter

English 2 – Savouring the Classics

ERT - Savouring the Classics

Second language – Communication Skills in Sanskrit language

ERT – 1. Karnabhara of Bhasa.

2.Raghuvamsa of Kalidasa (Rsks New Delhi)

3.Siddharupam, Sabdamanjari, Dhaturupamanjari, Samskritavyakaranapravesika.


Core 2- Jyotirvinjaniyam

ERT – Prasnamarga (Chapters 1 and 2 Except 1st 12 Verses in Chapter 1)


ERT- 1. Vedantasara relevant parts

Complementary 4 – Panchangaganitham

ERT- Panchangaganitham; Pradesiakpanchangam;Suddhadrugganitham

Sanskrit special Nyaya

Core 2 - Primer of Indian Logic -1

ERT- History of Indian Logic, Sanskrit Traition of Tripunithura

Complementary 3- Fundamentals of Sanskrit Sahitya

ERT- A Short History of Sanskrit Literature, Kuvalayanda, Laghuvrittaratnakara

Complementary 4 – Primer of Indian Logic -II

ERT- Tarkabhasha of Kesavamisra

Sanskrit special Sahitya

Core 2 – Study on A Bhasa Play

ERT – Bhasa Problem and Urubhanga

Complementary 3- Jyotisastrapravesah

ERT- Prasnamarga, Madhaviyam and Sisubodha (Relevant Portions)

Complementary 4 – History of Sanskrit Literature -I

ERT- 1. Samskrita Sajhityetihasa, A Short History of Sanskrit Literature.

Sanskrit special Vedanta

Core 2 – Atmanatmaviveka

ERT – Atmanatmaviveka

Complementary 3- Vyakaranam

ERT- Laghusidhanakaumudi- (Relevant Portions)

Complementary 4 – History of Vedanta

ERT- An Introduction to Indian Philosophy, A History of Indian philosophy, A

critical Survey on Indian Philosophy.

Sanskrit special Vyakarana

Core 2 – Siddhantakaumudi –I

ERT – Vaiyakaransiddhantakaumudi (Selected portions)

Complementary 3- Basic knowledge of Nyaya Vaiseshika philosophy

ERT- Tarkasangraha of Annambhatta with Deepika

Complementary 4 – Fundamental Linguistics

ERT- Comparative Philology

B A Semester 3

English – BA/B.Sc

Paper 1 – Literature and/ as Identity

ERT - Literature and/ as Identity

Second language – Poetry, Drama and Translation

ERT – 1.Mrichakadiakm

2. Excercise in Sanskrit Translation

3. Viduraniti


Core 3 – Sanskrit & Informatics

ERT – Fundamentals of Indian Technology – Alex Leon & Mathew Alex Leon

Working with C – Y.Kanetkar

Sanskrit Informatics – R. Raman Nair & L.Sulochana Devi

Complementary 5- An Introduction to Sanskrit Literature and Aesthetics

ERT- 1. Narayaniyam – 38th

Dasakam, Kumarasambhava – Canto III Verses -1-

22, Kuvalayananda, Laghuvrittaratnakara

Complementary 6 – Janmaprakaranam

ERT- Brihadjataka -3,4,5,6 Chapters






Complementary 5- Vyakaranaparicayah

ERT- laghusiddhantakaumudi

2.Samasa of G. Mahabaleswara Bhatt

Complementary 6- Elementary Linguistics

ERT – Students handbook on Comparative Philology – T.K Ramachandra Aiyer






Complementary 5- Basic Principals of Nyaya –Vaisheshika Philosophy

ERT- Tarkasangraha of Annmbhatta (Up to Anumanakhanda)

Complementary 6 – History of Sanskrit L:iterature –II

ERT- 1. Samskritasahityetihasa – by- Acarya Ramachandra Misra

2. A Short History of Sanskrit Literature – T.K Ramachandra Aiyar,

3. The Contribution of Keral to Sanskrit Literature, Dr. K.Kunjunni Raja






Complementary 5- Jyotirvinjanam

ERT- 1. Prasnamarga Verses -1-12 of First chapter

2. Brihadjatakam – First two chapters

3.Sisubodha- First 9 verses.

Complementary 4 – History of Vedanta –Modern Thinkers in Advaita Vedanta

ERT- 1. Vedanta – Voice of Freedom

2. Contribution of Brahmanda Swami Sivayogi to Indian Philosophy by Dr. N

Ushadevi

3. Darsanamala – Forward of the book – commentary written by Dr. R Karunakaran

4. Advaita Philosophy of Brahmarsi Chattampi Swamikal by Dr. C. Paulose




Working with C – Y. Kanetkar

Sanskrit Informatics – R. Raman Nair & L. Sulochana Devi


ERT- Atmabodha

Complementary 6 – Siddhantakaumudi – Samasaprakaranam

ERT- Vaiyakaranasidhantakaumudi

B A Semester 4

English – BA/B.Sc

Paper 6 – Illuminations

ERT - Illuminations

Second language – Historical Survey of Sanskrit Language and Kerala Culture

ERT – 1. A Short History of Sanskrit Literature.

2. Samskrithasahithyacharitram – Ed. Kunjunni Raja and M.S Menon.

3. Samskritha Bhashayum Sahityavum – T.P. Balakrishnan Nair.


Core -4 Prasnavicara

ERT – Prasnamarga Chapters - 14,15

Complementary 7- Vyakaranapravesah

ERT- I) – Laghusiddhantakaumudi

2.Samasa of Mahabaleswara Bhatt

Complementary 8 – Muhurtaparicaya

ERT- 1. Muhurtapadavi, Madhaviyam –2,3,4.


Core 4 – Itroduction to Nyaya Categories

ERT – Nyayasutra of Gautama with Vatsyayyanabhashya –chapter 1

Complementary 7- Jyotisastavicara

ERT- 1. Prasnamarga –Verses -1-12 of First Chapter, Laghujatakam -1-4 chapters And

Sisubodha – First Nine Karikas.

Complementary 8 – Primer of Navyanyaya

ERT- Navyanyayabhashapradeepa


Core 4 – Manuscriptology

ERT – The fundamentals of Manuscriptology P. Visalakshy

Complementary 7- Basic Principles of Vedanta philosophy

ERT- Sarvavedantasiddhantasarasangraha (1-150 verses only)

Complementary 8 – Vritta & Alankara

ERT- Kuvalayanda & Laghuvrittaratnakara


Core 4 – Vedantasara

ERT – Vedantasara by Sadananda

Complementary 7- Fundamentals of Nyaya philosophy

ERT- 1. Tarkasangraha with Nyayabodhini

Complementary 8 – Linguistics and Arthasangraha

ERT- 1. Comparative Philology – Prof. T.K Ramachandra Aiyer

2. Arthasangraha of Laugakshi Bhaskara


Core 4 – Siddhantakaumudi –II (Strilinga & Napumsakalinga)

ERT- Vaikaran Siddhantakaumudi of Bhattoji Dikshita

Complementary 7- An Introduction to Indian Aesthetics

ERT- 1. Kuvalayananda

2. Vrittaratnakara

Complementary 8 – Paribhashendusekhara

ERT- Paribhashendusekhara of Nagesabhatta

B A Semester 5


Core 5 - Ayurdasamrityuvicindanam

ERT – Brihadjatakam – chapters -7, 8, 23

Core6 - Bhavaphalacindanam

ERT- 1. Chamatkaracintamani

2. Bhavaprakasa

3. Brihadjatakam

Core 7 – Vivahapatalam

ERT – Prasnamarga

Core 8 – Environmental Studies and Human Rights - Jyotishe Paryavaranavinjanam

ERT – Environmental Studies- J P Sarma, Brihatsamhita

Open course – Samskrite Vinjanam

ERT – 1.Bharatasya Vinjanaparmpra

2. Krishiparasara –First 50 verses


Core 5 – Environmental Science , Human Rights & Sanskrit

ERT – Vrikshayurveda of Surapala

Core6 – Examination of Nyay categories

ERT- Nyayasutras of Gautama with Vatsyayanabhashya – chapter II

Core 7 – Nyayakusumanjali -1

ERT – Nyayakusumanjali with Kusumanjalivistara

Core 8 – Categories of the Syncretic School -1

ERT –Nyayasiddhantamuktavali – Pratykshakhanda only.

Open course – Basics of Indian Vastuvidya

ERT - Manushyalayacandrika Chapters 1 and 2


Core 5- Linguistics

ERT- An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics

Core6 – History of Sanskrit Poetics

ERT 1. Alanakarasastrasya Itihasa, Hisory of Sanskrit Poetics

Core 7 – Essentials of Sanskrit Grammar

ERT -1. Laghusiddhantakaumudi

Core 8 – Environmental Studies – Sanskrit Literary Perspective & Human Rights

ERT-1. Environmental Studies – J P Sarma

Open course – Swapnavasavadatha - A Legendary Theater


Core 5 - Chandogyopanishad

ERT – Chandogyopanishad 6th

chapter with Sankarabhashya

Core6 – Mandukyopanishad

ERT –Mandukyopanishad with Gaudapadakarika and Sankarabhashya First Chapter and

Second Chapter Kariaka only

Core 7 – Vedantaparibhasha

ERT Vedantaparibhasha of Dharmarajadhvarindra

Core 8 - Environmental studies and Human rights - Vaidikaparyavaranavyavastha

ERT – 1.Environment and ancient Sanskrit literature – Aruna Goel

2. Prithvisuktam of Atharvaveda

Open course – Yoga theory and practice

ERT – 1.Patanjala yogadarsanam with bhojavritti

2. Yogic Excercises for the Fit and the Ailing” by S. Muzumdar published by Orient

Longmans Ltd. Madras


Core 5 - Sidhantakaumudi III Halantasabdaparichaya

ERT- Siddhantakaumudy

Core6 – Siddhantakaumudi IV Taddhitaparichaya

ERT – Siddhantakaumudy

Core 7 - Sidhantakaumudi V Stripratyayaparichaya

ERT - Siddhantakaumudy

Core 8 - Environmental Studies and Human Rights

ERT – Raghuvamsa Canto II

Open course – Bahrateeya Vinjanaparampara

ERT -1. Bahrateeya Vinjanaparampara

B A Semester 6


Core 9 – Siddhantaganitam

ERT – Suryasiddhanta selected portions

Core10 – Kalakalpanam

ERT- Aryabhateeyam

Core 11 – Grahaganitam

ERT – Sudhadrigganitam – VPK Poduval

Core 12 – Karmayogaprakaranam

ERT – Brihadjatakam – chapters 10 to15

Choice based Core. Course 1 - Bhuvanakosah

ERT – Siddhantasiromani Selected portions

Choice based Core – Course 2 Ratnapareeksha

ERT- Brihatsamhita elected portions

Choice Base Core. Course 3- Jyotissamhita

ERT – 1. Brihatsamhit Selected portions 2. Prasnamarga Chapter 3


Core 9 – the study of Vaisheshika Categories

ERT – Prasatapadabhashya – Buddhiprakaran to the end of the text

Core10 – Nyayakusumanjali II

ERT- Nyayakusumanjali of Udayanacharya –Stabaka -2

Core 11 – Categories of the Syncretic School -II

ERT –Nyayasiddhantamuktavali – Anumanakhanda only

Core 12 – Theory of Verbal knowledge

ERT –Vyutpattivada -Prathamaaraka

Choice base core course 13. Course 1- Ayurvedic Hygiene

ERT – Vaidykiyasubhashitam chpters I-X

Choice Base core 13 Course 2 Tarkasara A Study

ERT –Tarkasara

Choice based core 13. Course 3- Tarkamruta A Study

ERT- Tarkamruta


Core 9 – Mahakavya and Khandakavya

ERT – Kiratarjuneeyam of Bharavi – Canto -1

Meghaduta - Purvamegha

Core10 – Dramaturgy

ERT 1. Sahitydarpana – Chapter 6 up to Natakalakshana

Core 11 – Poetics I

ERT 1. Kavyadarsa od Dandin – 1st Paricheda

2. Kavyalankarasutravritti of Vamana – 1st Adhikarana

3. Kavyamimamsa of Rajasekhara Chapters –IV and V

Core 12 – Poetics II

ERT – Kavyaprakasa 1-4 Ullasas

Choice base core 1 – Nataka and Champu

ERT – 1. Samskrita Sahityetihasa by Lokamani Dahala

1. Abhinjana Sakuntalam of Kalidasa (Acts- 1-5)

2. Ramayana Champu of Bhoja

Choice based core -2 –Study of Gadyakavya

ERT – 1. Indian Kavya Literature – A.K Wardar

2. History of Sanskrit Esthetics – P V Kane

3. Kadambarisamgraha of Krishnamacharya.

Choice based core -3 Veda Dharmasastra and Ithihasa

ERT – 1. Vedic Reader

2. Mahabharatha Vanaparva

3. Manusmruthi

4. Isavasyopanishad


Core 9 - Bhagavadgita with Sankarbhashya Chapters 1-3

ERT – Bhagavadgita with Sankarabhashya Chapters 1-3

Core10 – Brahmasutracatussutri

ERT –Brahmasutracatussutri with Sankarabhashya

Core 11 – Vedantakarikavali and Tatvasankhyanam

ERT – 1. Vedantakarikavali 1,2,3,4,5, 8 and 9 Chapters only

2.Tatvasankhyanam

Core 12 – Panchadasi of Vidyaranya

ERT – Panchadasi Chapters 1,3,4 and 5 Prakaranas

Choice based Core Paper 1 – Darsanamala of Narayana Guru

ERT – Darsanamala with Sanskrit Commentary by Dr. R. Karunakaran

Choice Based Core Paper 2- Advaitachintapaddhati of Chattapiswamikal

ERT – Advaitchintapaddhati Sanskrit Translation by Dr. Gitamani Amma and Dr. S. Sobhana

Choice Based Core Paper 3 – Prataparudriyam

ERT – Prataparudriyam of Vidyanatha


Core 9 -Tadditaparicaya

ERT - Laghusidhantakaumudi

Core10 - Praudhamanorama

ERT – Praudhamanorama of Bhattoji Dikshita – Samja, Paribhasha and Ac-Sandhi Prakaranas

only

Core 11 – Mahabhashya –Ahnikas 1&2

ERT - Mahabhashya –Ahnikas 1&2

Core 12 - Nijantadiparicaya

ERT - Laghusidhantakaumudi

Choice based Core course13 - Paramalaghumanjusha

ERT – Paramalaghumanjusha of Nagesabhatta

M A syllabus


Semester I 2019 Admission

1. Course- 1 Core-1 Jaina Boudha and Western Logic

Texts of Study

a. A History of Indian Logic – S.C.Vidyabhushan.

b. Introduction to Logic- Irving.M. Copi &Carl Cohen.

2. Course-II Core-II Sankhya Yoga and Vedanta

a.Sankhya Karika of Iswarakrishna, karikas 1-45.

b.Vedantaparibhasha

c. Yogasutra

3. Course-III Core-III Critical Examination of objects of Knowledge

Texts of Study

Nyaya Sutra with Bhasya of Vatsyayana, Chapter III

4. Course-IV Core-IV. Nyayakusumanjali III.

Texts of Study

Nyayakusumanjali Chapter III

5. Course-V Core-V The Concept of Substance in Vaisheshika Philosophy

Text of Study The Vaiseshika Sutra with Upaskara Chapters 1-5

Semester II 2019 Admission

6. Course-VI Core-VI Verbal Cognition and Qualities of Syncretic School

Texts of Study

a. Nyaya Siddhanta Muktavali of Viswanatha Sabdakhanda and Gunanirupana

7. Course-VII Core-VII Linguistics and Grammar.

Texts of Study

a. An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics – Srimannarayana Murthy

a.Laghusiddhantakaumudi of Varadarajacharya. Selected Portions

.8.Course-VIII Core-VIII Examination of Apavarga JatI and Nigrahasthana

Nyaya Sutra with Bhashya of Vatsyayana.Chapter IV&V

9.Course-IX Core-IX Nyayakusumanjali IV

Texts of study

The Nyayakusumanjali of Udayanacharya-Stabaka IV and V.

10.Course-X Core-X Atomic Theory in Vaisheshika Philosophy

Texts of Study

Vaisheshika sutra with Upaskara Chapters VI-X

Semester III 2013 Admission

11.Course-XI Core-XI POETICS AND DRAMATURGY.

Texts of Study

a.Kavyaprakasa of Mammata ullasas 1,2 and 4 up to the end of Abhivyaktivada.

b.Sahitya Darpana of Viswanatha with chapter Sandhi and Sandhi Angas.

12.Course-XII Core-XII VAISESIKASUTROPASKARA

Texts of Study

Vaiseshikasutra with Upaskara Chapter IV and V

13. Course-XIII Core XIII HETVABHASASAMANYA NIRUKTI

Texts of Study

Hetvabhasasamanya Nirukti from the beginning upto the end of Nacha Chatushtaya

14.Course-IX Core-IX NYAYAKUSUMANJALI

a. Rejection of Digambara doctrine,Definition of Prama

b. Inferential proofs for the existence of God and their analysis

Text of study - The Nyayakusumanjali of Udayanacharya-Stabaka IV & V.

15.Course-XV Core XV TRANSLATION.

Texts of Study

Excercises in Sanskrit Translation-T.K.Ramachandra Iyer

Bhasha Parichcheda with Siddhanta Muktavali-Translation by Swami Madhavananda

Additional Reading: The Students Guide to Sanskrti Composition etc.

SEMESTER IV 2013 Admission

16.Course-XVI Core-XVI AVAYAVA and PANCHALAKSHANI.

Texts of Study

Avayavaprakarana and Panchalakshani

17.Course-XVII Elective I FUNDAMENTALS OF RESEARCH IN SANSKRIT AND

MANUSCRIPTOLOGY

Texts of Study

a. Elements of Research Methodology in Sanskrit. By Dr.Keshab Chandra Dash.

b. The Fundamentals of Manuscriptology. By Dr.P.Visalakshy.

c. Methodology in Indological Research-Dr.M.Srimannarayanamurthy

18. Course-XVIII Elective II LINGUISTICS

Texts of Study

An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics by M.Srimannarayana Murthy.

19. Course-XXI Elective-III JYOTISHA

Texts of Study

Jatakadesa and Muhurttapadavi.

20. Course XIX Elective IV NYAYA EPISTEMOLOGY AND EDUCATION

Texts of Study

Nyaya Philosophy Epistemology and Education. Dr. Arabind K.Jha

Additional Reading: 1.Philosophical Foundations of Education-Ozman H and Craver S.

2.Understanding Pedagogy and its impact on Learning- Mortimore P.

ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES OFFERED BY DEPARTMENT OF NYAYA

1..UDAYANAS CONTRIBUTION TO INDIAN PHILOSOPHY- Dr.SHANIBA.M.M.

2.NYAYA VIEW OF LIFE – Dr. AJIMON.C.S.

3.DIFFERENT INTERPRETATIONS OF THE NYAYASUTRAS --ATHA

TATPURVAKAM........etc-Dr. SUSEELA.K.C.

4.FUNDAMENTALS OF VASTU SASTRA- Smt. K.D. SOBHA

5. NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (N.L.P)- Dr. N.K.ASOK KUMAR



Course I - Core Course I - Poetics

Texts of Study Kavyaprakasa Ullasas 5-10

Course II - Core Course II Theory of Dhvani

Texts of Study – Dhvanyaloka -1&2 Udyotas

Course III - Technical Literature in Sanskrit

Texts of Study – Technical Literature in Sanskrit Edited by Venkita Subrahmanya Iyer

(Selected Portions)

Course IV – Literary Theories _ Eastern and Western

Texts of Study – Selected chapters from different books

Course V - Vyakarana 1

Texts of Study – Vaiyakaranasiddhantakaumudi (Selected portions)

SEMSTER II 2019 Admission

Course VI – Nyaya System of Philosophy

Texts of Study – Nyayasiddhantamuktavali (Selected Portions)

Course VII- Indian Philosophical systems – Astika and Nastika

Texts of Study – 1. Darsanssastrasyetihasa

2. The essentials of Indian philosophy

Course VIII – Vyakarana 2

Texts of Study – Mahabhashya and Sidhantakaumudi (Selected portions)

Course IX - Core IX - Sanskrit Poetics III - Theory of Rasa & Aucitya

Texts of Study – Natysastra -6th

chapter and Aucityavicharacharcha

Course X- Core X - Sanskrit Poetics IV –Post Dhvani Theories

Texts of Study – Vyaktiviveka –Chapter 1 and Vakroktijivita


Course XI- Core XI - Technical Literature in Sanskrit

Texts of Study – Arthasastra 24-26 Adhikaranas (Selected portions), Siksha Vedangam - Dr.

C.N Ratnam

Course XII - Core XII - Translation: Theory and Practice

Texts of Study – Students’ Guide to Sanskrit Composition – V.S.Apte

Course XIII - Core XIII - Sanskrit Poetics V - Thoery of Dhvani II

Texts of Study - Dhvanyaloka 3rd

and 4th

Udyotas

Course XIV - Core XIV - Sanskrit Poetics VI- Post Dhvani Theories

Texts of Study – Vakroktijivitam Chapter -1, Aucityavicaracarcha Chapter 1(Selected

portions)

Course XV - Core XV Theist Systems of Pholosophy

Texts of Study – Nyayasidhantamuktavali - Sabdakhanda

Semester IV 2013 Admission

Course XVI - Core XVI - Sanskrit Poetics VII

Texts of Study – Rasagangadhara – Chapter 1 up to Rasacarcha and Upamasabdabodha

Course XVII - Elective I - Sankhya and Vedanta

Texts of Study – Sankhyakarika up to 45 verses, Panchadasi of Vidyaranya Chapter 4,

Vedantaparibhasha of Dharmarajadhavarindra – Selected portions

Course XVIII - Elective II - Influence of Sanskrit on Malayalam Literature and

Criticism

Texts of Study – Bhashabhushanam by A.R Rajarajavarma, Natyamandapam by M.P

Sankunni Nair

Course XIX - Elective III - Astrology, Etymology and Contribution of Kerala

to Sanskrit Literature

Texts of Study – Jatakadesam Chapter-1, Niruktam – Chapter 1 and The contribution of

Kerala to Sanskrit Literature by Dr. K. Kunjunniraja– Selected portions

Course XX - Elective - IV - Research Methodology and Textual Criticism

Project - Credit - 3

Viva - 2



Course 1 - Vedic Studies

Texts of Study 1. Vedic Hymns –Purusha Sukta and Sristi sukta wit Sayan Bhashya

2. Paniniyasiksha

3. A History of Vedic Literautre

Course 2 -Nyaya

Texts of Study – Nyayasidhantamuktavali with Kiranavali

Course 3 – Samkhya

Texts of Study –Samkhyatatvakaumudi upto Karika 21

Course 4 – Yoga

Texts of Study – Patanjala Yogasutram with Bhojavritti

Course 5- Vedanta 1

Texts of Study- Bhagavad-Gita Sankarabhashya chapters -15,16,17,18


Course 6 – Vedanta 2

ERT- Brahmasutrasankarabhashyam (selected portions)

Course 7 – Vedanta 3

Texts of Study – Siddhantabindu of Madhusudanasaraswati

Course 8- Mimamsa

Texts of Study – Manameyodaya –Meya portion

Course 9- Dvaita and Visishtadvaita

Texts of Study – Ramanujamatasangraha and Dvaitamatasara

Course 10- Nastikadarsanani

Texts of Study – Sarvadarsanasangraha of Sayanamadhava (Selected portions)


Course 11 – Eastern and western Philosophy

Texts of Study -1. History of Indian Philosophy Abridged edition by Prof. R.R Agarwal and

Prof. S.K Jain

2. A History of western philosophy in Sanskrit by Pullel Sri Ramachandrudu

Course 12 – Visishtadvaita and Dvaita

Texts of Study – 1. Yatindrmatadipika by Srinivasacarya

2. Dasprakaranani of Anandatirtha

Course 13 – Vyakarana

Texts of Study – 1. Madhyasidhantakaumudi

2. Vyakaranamahabhashyam with pradipa

Course -14- Mimamsa

Texts of Study - Manameyodaya-Manakhanda

Course 15- Vedanta VI

Texts of Study – Brihadaranyakopanishad chapter II with Sankarabhashya


Course 16- Vedanta VII

Texts of Study – Advaitasidhi by Madhusudanasarasati

Course 17

Elective 1- Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Hygeine

Texts of Study - 1. Essentials OF Ayurveda

2. Ashtangahridaya of Vagbhata

Course -18

Elective 2 – Poetics

Texts of Study – Kavyaprakasa (Chapters 1,2,and 4 up to Rasacharcha )

Course 19

Elective 3 - Manuscript logy

Texts of Study – An Introduction to Manuscript logy - Dr. R.S Sivaganesamurthy

Course 20

Elective – 4 – Linguistics

Texts of Study – An Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics – Dr. M Srimannarayanamurthy

Sanskrit Special Vyakarana 2019 Admission

Semester I

Course I Core I - Padavyavasta and Lakarartha

(a) Texts for study-Vaiyakaransiddhantakaumudi (Selected Portions)

Course II Core II – Sankhya, Vedanta and Nirukta.

The Nirukta, The Sankhya karika up and The Vedantasara (Selected Portions)

Course III Aesthetics and Darsanas

Texts of Study 1.Kavyaprakasa (Selected Portions)

2.Shaddarsanasamuchaya (Selected Portions)

Course 1V Core IV – Kridanta

Texts of Study -The Vaikaranasidhanakaumudi of Bhattojidikshita Purvakridanta and

Utharakridanta .

Course V Mahabhashya 1

Mahabhashya Ahnikas 3&4


Course VI Mahabhashya 2

Mahabhashya Ahnikas 5&6

CourseV1I Praudhamanorama

Text of study – Praudhamanoram of Bhattojidikshita (Selected Portions)

Course VIII Sanskrit and Linguistics

Text of Study – 1.The Introduction to Sanskrit Linguistics – Srimannarayana Murthi

Course IX Paribhashendusekhara

Text of study - Paribhashendusekhara (Selected Portions)

Course X The Vakyapadiya

Text of Study – Vakyapadiya – Brahmakanda


11. Course XI Core XI – The Mahabhasya II –Ahnikas 5,6&7

12. Course XII Core XII – The Vakyapadeeya (Bhrahmakanda)

13. Course XIII Core XIII - The Paramalaghumanjusha (From Nipatarta

Prakarana up to the end of the text)

14. Course XIV Core XIV - Paribhasha (Selected Paribhashas from the

Paribhashendu Sekhara-40 Paribhashas)

15. Course XV Core XV – The Laghu SabdenduSekhra(from the beginning up to the end of

paribhashaprakarana)

Manuscriptology and Textual criticism


16. Course XVI Core XVI – The Mahabhasya III -Ahnikas 8&9

17. Course XVII Elective I - Translation

18. Course XVIII Elective II - Manuscriptology and Textual criticism

19. Course XIX Elective III –Vyakarana Sastra kavya

The Bhatti kavya- Cantos1&2

20. a) CourseXX Elective IV - Fundamentals of Yoga and Astrology

b) Natural Language Processing- Paninian Perspective.

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