AISHE CODE: C-60884

Mahant Ram Jiwan Das College

Vishnupur, Begusarai, Bihar – 851129
(Permanently affiliated to Lalit Narayan Mithila University and Government of Bihar)
(Recognized under Section 2(F) of the UGC Act, 1956)
Undergraduate Programme

Bachelor of Arts in Sanskrit (Honours)

Mahanth Ram Jiwan Das College, Vishnupur, Begusarai, Bihar

Affiliated to Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Darbhanga

Programme at a Glance

Duration

4 Years (8 Semesters)

Programme Framework

NEP 2020

Examination System

CBCS with Multiple Entry–Exit

Programme Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Sanskrit (Honours) programme provides comprehensive knowledge of Sanskrit language, literature, grammar and Indian knowledge traditions through the study of classical texts, philosophy and linguistic principles.

The programme develops language proficiency, textual interpretation, translation skills and research aptitude while preparing students for careers in education, research, cultural organizations and public services.

Key Features

Feature Description
Curriculum Designed as per the affiliated university syllabus.
Learning Approach Theory-based learning with textual analysis and interpretation.
Skill Development Language proficiency, translation, literary analysis and research.
Evaluation Continuous Internal Assessment and End Semester Examination.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

Code Programme Outcome
PO1 Understand the fundamentals of Sanskrit language and grammar.
PO2 Interpret classical Sanskrit literary and philosophical texts.
PO3 Develop translation, writing and communication skills.
PO4 Analyze literary, philosophical and cultural traditions.
PO5 Promote ethical values and appreciation of Indian heritage.
PO6 Develop research aptitude and lifelong learning skills.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

Code Programme Specific Outcome
PSO1 Acquire proficiency in Sanskrit grammar and syntax.
PSO2 Interpret Sanskrit prose, poetry and dramatic literature.
PSO3 Develop translation and textual interpretation skills.
PSO4 Understand Indian philosophy, culture and knowledge traditions.
PSO5 Apply Sanskrit knowledge in teaching, research and cultural fields.

Curriculum Structure

The programme follows the curriculum prescribed by Lalit Narayan Mithila University under the NEP 2020 framework.

Semester Course Code Course Title Credits
I MJC-1 Sanskrit Grammar & Language Introduction 6
I MJC-2 Sanskrit Prose & Poetry 5
II MJC-3 Sanskrit Literature & History 5
II MJC-4 Translation & Composition 4
III–VIII MJC Advanced Literature, Philosophy, Research & Dissertation As per University

Note: The curriculum is implemented as prescribed by Lalit Narayan Mithila University and may be revised by the University from time to time.

Teaching–Learning Process

The Department follows a learner-centric approach that combines classroom teaching with textual interpretation, translation exercises and research-based learning.

Method Purpose
Lectures Development of conceptual understanding.
Text Reading Interpretation of classical Sanskrit texts.
Group Discussions Critical analysis and philosophical understanding.
Assignments Translation and writing practice.
Projects Research-oriented and experiential learning.

Assessment & Evaluation

Student performance is evaluated through continuous assessment and semester-end examinations in accordance with the regulations of Lalit Narayan Mithila University.

Component Weightage
Internal Assessment 30%
End Semester Examination 70%
Project / Dissertation As prescribed in the University syllabus

Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue careers in education, research, translation, cultural organizations and government services.

Sector Career Options
Education Teacher, Lecturer
Research Scholar, Academic Researcher
Translation Translator, Language Expert, Content Specialist
Culture Cultural and Heritage Organizations
Public Services Civil Services and Government Sector

Admission Eligibility

Minimum Qualification

10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.

Selection

As per the admission guidelines of the College and the University.

Download Centre

Resource Description Download
Syllabus Programme syllabus prescribed by the University. View PDF
Academic Calendar University Academic Calendar. View Calendar
Student Club Registration Register for academic, cultural, sports and social clubs offered by the College. Register Now
Fee Structure Programme fee details. Available at College Office
Time Table Semester-wise class schedule. Available from Department
Study Material Departmental learning resources. Available from Department
Previous Year Question Papers Reference question papers for examination preparation. Available in Department