Sanskrit

Departments Information

Department Name : Sanskrit

Year of Establishment (UG & PG) : 1989

Staff Name (Teaching )

Designation

Qualification

Experience(In Years)

Specialization

Research Area (If Any)

Mr. Gaikwad Pandit Baburao

Associate Professor

M.A.

(SLET)

Sanskrit Literature

Sanskrit Manuscript’s

Names of Programmes / Courses offered	Intake capacity
B.Sc./B.A/B.Com / BBA / BCA etc.	One Divisions
M.Sc./ M.A / M.Com	————–
Certificate course	————-
Others	————-

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

Sanskrit is an ancient language in India. Traditionally Indian peoples call Sanskrit is Gods language (Deva-Vani). Sanskrit is also widely used in Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism. Sanskrit is an grammatically correct and scientific ancient Indian Language. Sanskrit is very perfect by communication, reading, hearing, and the use of vocabulary to transcend, express emotions.

The origin of the language in written form is traced back to the 2nd millennium BCE when the Rig Veda, a collection of sacred hymns, is assumed to have been written after being continued for centuries through oral tradition and preservation of verbal knowledge in the Guru-Disciple relationship. Sanskrit in terms of its literary association is classified into two different periods, the Vedic and Classical. Vedic Sanskrit is found in the Vedas where the most original form of the language was used.

In Classical Sanskrit ‘Ashtadhyayi’, of Panini provided strong grammatical bas to Sanskrit language. It is considered to be the only source of Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary today, because everything that existed before had never been recorded except via their mention in Panini’s Ashtadhyayi.

Sanskrit has had a major impact on other Indian languages, such as Hindi, Marathi, Gujrati etc. it means presently one of the official languages of India.

Brahman, Aryanak, Upanishad, Ramayan, Mahabharat, Natyasasthra, Ayurved, darshana, Bhagvadgeeta etc. is valuable literature available in Sanskrit. The department of Sanskrit always try to research and extend the knowledge of our valuable ancient traditions to society.

SYLLABUS

The Sanskrit is an ancient Indian language. It provides us with the ancient references which enable us to enrich our linguistic and literary sensibilities.

The University designed the syllabus for Sanskrit Graduate students. The syllabus is contain with the bas of strong Environmental ethics & Human Values Concepts. Environmental ethics is the philosophical discipline that considers the moral and ethical relationship of human beings to the environment. Our Syllabus Sanskrit literature, which is the product an idealistic society is replete with petty saying the epigrammatic wisdom. Capitalising on the immense capacity of a child for memorising at young stage. The Sanskrit teacher should encourage his students to learn by the heart useful slokas /Mantra/ Stotras /All Padya & Gadya which will serve as beacon light in stormy weather and succour and support their drawing spirits.

Our degree syllabus covers following topics :

Sr.No.	Class	Paper.No.	Sem. Pattern	Name of Paper
1.	F.Y.B.A.	DSC -A	Sem-I	नीतिशतकम् ।
	F.Y.B.A.	DSC -B	Sem-II	पंचतंत्रम् ।
	S.Y.B.A.	DSC – C	Sem-III	संस्कृत-काव्य-इतिहास: ।
4.		DSC – D	Sem-IV	कर्णभारम्, मध्यमव्यायोग: ।
5.		SEC – 1A	Sem-III	काव्यप्रकाश: । १, २, १०
6.		SEC – 1B	Sem-IV	कुमारसंभावम् । ५० श्लोक
7.		SEC – 2A	Sem-III	तर्कसंग्रह ।
8.		SEC – 2B	Sem-IV	काठोपनिषद् ।
9.		MIL -3	Sem-III	भगवद्गीता । १५
10.		MIL – 4	Sem-IV	भगवद्गीता । १६
11.		SEC – 2	Sem-III	लेखन कौशल्य ।
12.		SEC – 3	Sem-IV	लेखन कौशल्य ।
	T.Y.B.A.	DSC – E	Sem-V	स्वप्नवासवदत्तम् ।
		DSC – F	Sem-VI	भामिनीविलस: ।
		SEC – 3 A	Sem-V	वेद ।
		SEC – 3 B	Sem-VI	लघुसिद्धांतकौमुदी
		SEC – 4 A	Sem-V	वेदांतसार: ।
		SEC – 4 B	Sem-VI	केनोपनिषद् ।
		MIL -5	Sem-V	दृश्य माध्यमांसाठी संवाद लेखन ।
		MIL – 6	Sem-VI	श्राव्य माध्यमांसाठी संवाद लेखन ।
		SEC – 3	Sem-V	व्यवहार संवाद विकास ।
		SEC – 4	Sem-VI	व्यवहार लेखन विकास ।
		GE – 1	Sem-V	आरोग्यसुभाषितणि ।
15.		GE – 2	Sem-VI	चरकसंहिता । – सूत्रस्थान, अध्याय -१

INFRASTRUCTURE

Our institute and department provides all types basic infrastructure to our students. ie. Class room, Departmental library, Central library, canteen, Jim, Playground etc.

UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDER STUDENTS OF DEPARTMENT

Sr. No.	YEAR	NAME OF STUDENTS	N.M.U. RANK
01	2019–20	Kothawade Sweta	SECOND
02	2020-21	Tejal Bagul	Third
03	2019–20	Kothawade Sweta	SECOND
04	2018-19	Patkar Snehal	SECOND
05	2017-18	Sonawane Pratiksha Suresh	First
06	2016-17	Chaudhari Deepali Chandrakant	THIRD
07	2013-14	Prajapat Sunita Kailas	SECOND
08	2012-13	Wavde Vrushali Narendra	SECOND
09	2011-12	Chavan Koml Sharad	FIRST
10	2011-12	Nikam Anant Arjun	SECOND
11	2011-12	Pawar Dipali Prabhakar	THIRD
12	2010-11	Bhavsar Pallavi Tulasiram	SECOND
13	2009-10	Chaudhari Vivekanand Shankar	SECOND
14	2008-09	Shelke Bhagyashri Pralhad	FIRST
15	2008-09	Joshi Anupama Mukund	SECOND
16	2007-08	Satpute Chaitali Ajit	FIRST
17	2007-08	Mandge Hemlata Arvind	SECOND
18	2006-07	Patil Varsha Ramesh	SECOND
19	2005-06	Amrutkar Megha Arun	SECOND

Prof. Gaikwad P.B.
Associate Professor & Head of Dept.