B.A Sanskrit Nyaya is a 3 year undergraduate Sanskrit course. Nyaya in Sanskrit literally means justice, rules, method or judgment and it is one of the six systems of Indian philosophy. Nyaya philosophy is important for its analysis of logic and epistemology. This course is systematically designed to develop good knowledge and awareness in nyaya philosophy and also can acquire knowledge in the theory of logic, methodology and its treatises on epistemology of nyaya philosophy.
B.A Sanskrit Vyakarana is a 3 year undergraduate course. course is designed to develop a first level yet a comprehensive understanding of the Sanskrit Language and the grammatical aspects pertaining to the language.The courses lead the student to deeper aspects of Grammar required for a undergraduate programme and prepares him/her to take up specialised studies through PG programme.
B.A Sanskrit Sahitya is a 3 year undergraduate program that envelops the study of topics such as Kavya Literature and Applied Grammar, Literature in Sanskrit Language, Methodology of Sanskrit General, Complementary Nyaya, Communication skills in Sanskrit, Vedic Literature, Cultural heritage of India, Functional Sanskrit, Historical Survey of Sanskrit Literature, Drama, Alankara & Vrtta, Astika Darsanas and Poetics etc. Candidates who have good knowledge of Sanskrit and want to become teacher/lecturer in this language are the most suitable one for this program.
B.A Sanskrit Vedanta is a 3 year undergraduate course. Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages belonging to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European languages and this classical language is one of the twenty-two official languages of India. The aim of the course is to teach Sanskrit language and literature, and also to understand the cultural and social aspects of Sanskrit language and literature. Vedanta is one of the ancient spiritual philosophies in India, which literally means “end of the Vedas”. Simply, Vedanta means the culmination of Vedic wisdom. Bachelor of Arts or B.A. Sanskrit - Vedanta program is systematically designed to develop knowledge and awareness in Vedanta philosophy and rather it is an umbrella term for many sub traditions, and this particular tradition has had a historic and central influence on Hinduism.
B.A Sanskrit (Jyothisha) is a 3 year undergraduate Sanskrit course. Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages belonging to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European languages and this classical language is one of the twenty two official languages of India. Jyotisha is the oldest system of astrology; it is the traditional Hindu system of astrology, also known as Hindu astrology. The aim of the course is to teach Sanskrit language and literature, and also to study and understand the various aspects of Jyotisha including, Grah, Rasi, Naksatra etc.
M.A Vedanta is a 2 year postgraduate course which will completely enrich your knowledge in Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita. It is not just concentrated on a special topic in Hindu spiritual philosophy, but it is a compilation of most of the Hindu religious books into a coherent course curriculum format. The courses doesn't only focus on the religious aspects, but it shows the real life implications of the religious postulates in life.
M.A Sanskrit Vyakarana is a 2 year postgraduate Sanskrit course. Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages belonging to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European languages and this classical language is one of the twenty two official languages of India. The course is designed to develop a first level yet a comprehensive understanding of the Sanskrit Language and the grammatical aspects pertaining to the language.
M.A Sanskrit Sahitya is a 2-year postgraduate course in Sanskrit literature. It is a historical Indo-Aryan language and the primary liturgical language of Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. It is the official language of the state of Uttarakhand. The course’s syllabus is divided across 4 semesters ranging from the language’s origin through development, and up to now. Sanskrit has been the verifiable and trans-local dialect of scholarly life in South Asia for the longest time now. Sanskrit is the dialect in which South Asian rulers, artists, and religious diviners communicated. It is the world's oldest dialect. Numerous science and arithmetic writings have been composed in Sanskrit. It is the sacrosanct dialect in Hinduism. The Sanskrit dialect was presented by sages in sacred writings. Individuals have spoken Sanskrit since the start of the human civilization.
M.A Sanskrit Nyaya is a 2 year postgraduate course. Nyaya in Sanskrit literally means justice, rules, method or judgment and it is one of the six systems of Indian philosophy. Nyaya philosophy is important for its analysis of logic and epistemology. This course is systematically designed to deepen students knowledge and awareness in nyaya philosophy and also can acquire knowledge in the theory of logic, methodology and its treatises on epistemology of nyaya philosophy.
Govt. Sanskrit College was founded by His Highness Sri. Sri Rama Varma Maharaja of Kochi, who was a profound scholar of Sankrit. The vision of the institution is expressed as “Nectar is attained through knowledge”. It was with the specific goal of imparting instruction in various Sastras of Sanskrit that the courses were started. At the beginning of the 20th century, modern system of education was introduced by the British was gaining wider acceptance. On the other hand, the traditional education system was getting weaker and weaker. This caused considerable decrease in the number of students seeking ‘Sastric’ studies. Moreover, there was no well organized institution to impart traditional Sanskrit education. His Highness Sri. Sri Rama Varma Maharaja of Kochi felt the necessity of an institution to give instruction in the advanced Sastras of Sanskrit and as a result of that, he founded the Sanskrit College, the former form of the present Government Sanskrit College, Thripunithura.
Sanskrit College Rd, Thrippunithura, Ernakulam, Kerala 682301
