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KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY KURUKSHETRA (Established by the State Legislature Act XII of 1956) (“A” Grade, NAAC Accredited) B.A KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY KURUKSHETRA (Established by the State Legislature Act XII of 1956) (“A” Grade, NAAC Accredited) B.A. Part-I SANSKRIT ELECTIVE First Semester dqy vad% 80 vkUrfjdewY;kadu% 20 le;% 3 ?k.Vs Unit – I laLÑrokx~&O; ogkj% 10 vad laLÑr&O;ogkj ¼laLÑ Òkjrh &lkglzh r ] ekrk efUnj xyh] >.Msokyku] u bfnYyh ls 1 ls 4 fo"k;ksa rd e s es Z½ iqLrd a laLÑr a ljy iz'uksÙkj : fyf[k es ia r ijh{kkµ ¼ 1f'k"Vkpkj ¼2 esyue lkekU;&okD;k ½% ½ ~ ¼3½ ljy&okD;kfu ¼4½ fu A Unit - II laLÑr&xzUFkkuq' khyue~µ ¼d½ fgrksins'k% ¼fe=ykHk% µ lEiw.kZ%½ 10 vad ¼ ¼Hkkl&fojfpre [k nwrokD;e ½ ~ ~½ ¼ikB~;ka'kksa dh O;k[;k rFkk lkj vkfn½A 10 vad Unit - III LkaLÑr&O;kd j.ke~µ ¼ Ò d 'kCn:i dfo] kuq] fir`] yrk] / o/kw ½& jke] efr] unh] ksuq] ] ekr`] 43(1) okfj vkReu~ nf.Mu~ Qy] ] e/kq] ] A 12 vad / ¼ kkrq:i Òw] gl~] ue~] xe~] vl~] gu~] [k yÒ~~ uh ; ½ & lso~] ] Ñ] ] kp~A ¼dsoy yV~] yksV~] y³~] ydkjks esa fof/kfy³~] y`V~ a ½ 12 vad ¼x lfU/k vp~lfU/k ½ µ A 8 vad Unit – IV NUn%& vuq"Vqi~] vk;kZ] bUnzotzk] misUnzotzk] lzX/kjk] ÓknwZyfoØhfMre~A 10 vad Unit - V d.BLFk'yksdk% & d.BLFk pkj 'yksdksa dk 'kq) ys[ku ¼iz'ui es Ni 'yksdks l va = a s a s fHkUu½A 8 d ₃ 43(2) Second Semester vad dqy % 80 ewY;kadu vkUrfjd % 20 le;% 3 ?k.Vs Unit - I laLÑr&okXO;ogk 1 j% 0 vad laLÑr&O;ogkj&lkg ¼laLÑ Òkjrh ekr xyh >.Msokyk lzh r ] k efUnj ] u] ub fnYyh iqLr ls 5 ls 8 fo"k;ksa rd es iz'uksÙ es Z ½ d a laLÑr a ljy kj es :i a fyf[kr ijh{kkµ fe=feyue ¼6 ; izoklr ¼5 ¼8 Nk=k ½ ~ ½ k=k ¼7½ % ifjorZue~ ½ %A Unit - II laLÑr&xzUFkkuq'khyu e~µ ¼d½ ¼dknEcjhr%½ O;k[; rFk lk 1 'kqduklksins'k% ¼ikB~;ka'kksa dh k k j vkfn½A 0 vad ¼[k½ Jhen~Òxon~xhrk] Ô"B% v/;k;% ¼vkRela;e;ksx%½ ¼ikB~;ka'kksa dh O;k[;k rFkk lkj 1 vkfn½A 0 vad Unit - III laLÑr&O;kdj.ke ~µ ¼d 'kCn:i okp~] lfjr~] vLen~] ;q"en~( loZ] , ; ½ & rn~] rn~] n~] fde~] bne~] ,d] f}] f=] prqj~ ¼^loZ* ls ysdj fyaxks 1 ^prqj~ esa½ * rd rhuksa a ] i×pUk~A 2 vad 43(3) / ¼[k kkrq:i iB~] u'k~] u`r~] vn~] eqn~ g` Òt~ ½ & b"k~] çPN~] #p~] ] ] ] ip~ ¼dso yV~ y³~ y`V ydkjks 1 esa½ y ] yksV~] ] fof/kfy³~] ~ a A 2 vad ¼x lfU/k gy~lfU/ vkS folxZlfU/k va ½ & k j A 8 d Unit - IV NUn% & mitkfr] oa'kLFk] f'k[kfj.kh] eUnkØkUrk] ekfyuh 1 olUrfrydk] A 0 vad Unit – V vuqokn%& fgUnh ls laLÑr esa ljy va vuqoknA 8 d 43(4) B.A. Part-I Sanskrit Compulsory First Semester dqy vad% 80 vkUrfjd ewY;kadu% 20 le;% 3 ?k.Vs laLÑ p;fud ¼dq#{ks fo'ofo|ky; (i) r k = çdkÓu½& 40 vad i| 1µ ik vad Hkkx % 6 B ¼20 ½ x| 1µ ik vad Hkkx % 9 B ¼20 ½ (ii O;kdj. ) laLÑr k & 40 vad ¼d½ ckyd] dfo] lk/kq] fir`] ekr`] ÓCn:i& Qy] fo}l~ 'kf'ku~ ] A ¼10 vad½ / ¼[k kkrq:i on~ LFkk] yÒ~] nk ¼;PN~½] Òw ½ & ] ] çPN~A ¼dso yksV~ y³~~ fof/kfy³~] y`V~ ydkjksa esa½A¼10 y yV~] ] ] vad½ ¼x lfU/k& ¼1 vad ½ LojlfU/k 0 ½ dkj miinfoHkfDr;k vk/kkfj ¼?k½ vuqokn& d rFkk sa ij r fgUn ls h laLÑr esa ljy vuqokn ¼10 vad½ Second Semester vad dqy % 80 vkUrfj ewY;kadu d % 20 le; % 3 ?k.Vs ¼i laLÑ p;fud ¼dq#{ks fo'ofo|ky; 40 vad 43(5) ½ r k = çdkÓu½& i| 7µ1 ik ¼2 Hkkx % 2 B 0 vad½ x| 10µ1 ik ¼2 Hkkx % 8 B 0 vad½ laLÑ O;kdj.k ¼ii ½ r & 40 vad 'kCn:i jktu~ unh ; ¼d½ & ] yrk] ] loZ] q"en~]vLen~] ¼1 rn~] bne~A 0 vad½ / kkrq:i iB~] Jq ¼[k½ & xe~] Ñ] ] pqj~] vl~A ¼dso yV~ yksV~ fof/kfy³ y`V~ ydkjksa y ] ] y³~] ~] esa½A ¼10 vad½ lfU/k O;×tulfU/vkSj ¼x½ & k folxZlfU/k ¼10 vad½ vuqokn dkj miinfoHkfDr;k ¼?k½ & d rFkk sa ij vk/kkfjr laLÑr vuqoknA ¼10 fgUnh ls esa ljy vad½ 43(6) Scheme of Examination for B.A. Honours Course in the Subject of Sanskrit according to Semester System Total number of Subjects in B.A. Honours : 3 (1 main + 1 Subsidiary + 1 qualifying) Total number of Papers in B.A. Honours : 24 (16 main + 6 Subsidiary + 2 Qualifying) Total Marks : 2400 (1600 + 600 + 200) Distribution of Papers • Main Subject (only one): 16 papers of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks each • Subsidiary Subject (English Compulsory) : 6 papers of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks each • Qualifying Subject (Hindi Compulsory) :2 papers of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks each These 24 papers will be distributed over three years (six semesters) of the course as under: 43(7) B.A. Honours Part-I (First Year) First Semester w.e.f. 2011-2012 Main Subject (only one): 2 papers (Paper- I & Paper-II) of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks each Subsidiary Subject (English Compulsory): 1 paper of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks Qualifying Subject (Hindi Compulsory): 1 paper of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks Second Semester Main Subject (only one): 2 papers (Paper-III & Paper-IV) of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks each Subsidiary Subject (English Compulsory): 1 paper of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks Qualifying Subject (Hindi Compulsory): 1 paper of 100 (80+20 Int. Ass.) marks 43(8) dq#{ks=fo'ofo|ky;%] dq#{ks=e~ KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY KURUKSHETRA chch--,,-- laLÑr&çfr"BkµikBîØe% B.A. Sanskrit Honours Syllabus l=e~ (Session) 2011-2012 ch-,- laLÑr&çfr"BkµikBîØe% f=oÔhZ;% ÔV~l=kRed'p orZrsA vfLeu~ ikBîØes ÔksMÓ ¼16½ i=kf.k fu/kkZfjrkfu lfUrA r= çÉes oÔsZ pRokfj ¼4½ i=kf.k lfUrA çR;sda i=a Órk³~da (80+20 Marks) Òfo";frA f}rh;&r`rh;oÔZ;ks'p çR;sda ÔV~&ÔV~ ¼6+6=12½ i=kf.k Òfo";fUrA çR;sda i=a Órk³~da (90+10 Marks) Òfo";frA foLr`r% ikBîØe% v/kks fufnZ';rsµ B.A. Sanskrit Honours is a three year course divided into six Semesters. The total number of papers prescribed for this course is sixteen (16). There will be four (4) papers in the First Year and six (6) papers in the Second year as well as in the Third Year. The maximum marks for each paper will be one hundred, that is, 80+20=100 per paper in the first year and 90+10=100 per paper in the second and third year. The detailed syllabus for the course is given below: 43(9) Scheme of papers in the subject of Sanskrit chch--,,-- laLÑr&çfr"Bk] çÉe% Òkx% ¼çÉea oÔZe~½ çÉea l=e~ ¼2011&2012½ B.A. Honours Sanskrit, Part-I (First Year) First Semester Session 2011-2012 Paper – I Max. Marks: 80 Internal Assessment: 20 Marks Time: Three Hours Raghuvamsham Buddhacharitam Cha j?kqoa'ke~ ¼çzFkelxZ%½ 40 vadk% cq)pfjre~ ¼çFkelxZ%½ 40 vadk% lçzlax&O;k[;k vkykspukRed&çz'uk% p A 43(10) Paper -II Max. Marks: 80 Internal Assessment: 20 Marks Time: Three Hours Kadambari -katha Óqduklksins'k% 80 vadk% lçlax&O;k[;k vkykspukRed&çz'uk% p A f}rh;a l=e~ ¼2011&2012½ Second Semester Paper –III Max. Marks: 80 Internal Assessment: 20 Marks Time: Three Hours Kiratarjuniyam Nitishatakam Cha 43(11) fdjkrktqZuh; ¼izFkelxZ vadk e~ %½ 40 % uhfr'krde vadk ~ ¼lEiw.kZe~½ 40 % lçlax&O;k[ vkykspukRed&çz'u ;k k% p A 43(12) Paper – IV Max. Marks: 80 Internal Assessment: 20 Marks Time: Three Hours Dashakumaracharitam Shivarajavijayah Cha ¼izFkeksPN~ok vadk nÓdqekjpfjre~ l%½ 40 % fÓojktfot; ¼izFkeks vadk % fu'okl%½ 40 % lçlax&O;k[; p k vkykspukRed&çz'uk% A 43(13) DEAPARMENT OF PHILOSOPHY KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY, KURUKSHETRA B.A.(General) Part – I (Philosophy) Semester: First & Second New Scheme, Syllabus and Courses of Reading (Effective from the Academic Session: 2011-2012) B.A.General (Philosophy) Part-I from the Academic Session 2011-2012 shall be divided into Two Semesters i.e. 1 st & 2nd Under the new scheme of the examination. The duration of the First Semester shall be from July to December, and the duration of Second Semester shall be from January to May. In the First Semester there shall be Two Optional papers. Each paper will carry 100 marks including internal assessment. In the Second Semester there shall be another two optional papers. Each paper will carry 100 marks including internal assessment. Total marks for the B.A.General (Philosophy) Part-I for First Semester and Second Semester shall be 200 (marks). New Scheme of Examination for B.A.(General) Part – I ( Philosophy) for First Semester Paper No. Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Time Month & Year of Examination Paper-I: Option (i) Outlines of Indian Philosophy 100 03 Hours December, 2011 (Theory=80, Internal Asst.=20) Option (ii) Indian Epistemology and Metaphysics 100 03 Hours December, 2011 (Theory=80, Internal Asst.=20) New Scheme of Examination for B.A.(General) Part - I ( Philosophy) for Second Semester Paper No. Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Time Month & Year of Examination Paper-II: Option (i) Outlines of Western Philosophy 100 03 Hours May, 2012 (Theory=80, Internal Asst.=20) Option (ii) Western Epistemology and Metaphysics 100 03 Hours May, 2012 (Theory=80, Internal Asst.=20) 43(14) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY, KURUKSHETRA Year of Examination: December 2011 B.A.
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