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Overview

HISTORY

YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: UG- 1967, PG-1993

VISION

  • Establishment of Shailabala Women’s Auto College as one of the best Educational and research centre for Sanskrit learning.
  • Preservation of Indian heritage, tradition and culture.
  • Introducing the girl students with the various branches of Indian knowledge system, culture and civilization.

MISSION

  • To create a platform for new knowledge based on Sanskrit heritage and culture.
  • Improving the skill of students in spoken sanskrit.
  • To make Sanskrit as a vibrant field of multidisciplinary research.
  • Enhancement of the knowledge of modern research methodology in sanskrit.

FACULTY

Sanctioned Strength- 04

Existing Strength-01

Programme Offered: 02

  • 03 years Under Graduate Programme
  • 02 years Post Graduate Programme
Courses & strength

COURSE OFFERED

UG: 32 Courses ( 148 Credits): 14 Core Papers, 04 Generic Electives, 02 Skill Enhancement Courses, 02 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses, 06 Ethics and Values, 03- Discipline Specific Elective Courses, 01- Project Work.

Value Added Course: Yoga for Stress Management.

PG: 22 courses (103 credits): 14 Hard Core Courses, 02 Allied Courses, 04 Compulsory Electives, 01 Open Elective, 01 Field Internship.

Skill Based Course: Human Values and Professional Ethics.

STUDENTS STRENGTH

UG: 32

PG:48

Infrastructure & Library

INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

Class Room-02

Seminar Room-01

Staff Room-01

BOOKS IN SEMINAR LIBRARY:

No. of Seminar Books: 357

No. of E.Books: 160

Faculty

SL.No

NAME

DESIGNATION

QUALIFICATION

01

Dr. Menakarani Sahoo

Assistant Professor & HOD

MA, M.Ed, Ph.D, PG Diploma in Manuscriptology and Paleography

02

Smt. Juhirani Thakur

Guest Faculty in Sanskrit

MA, M.Phil, PGDCA

03

Miss Saubhagyalaxmi Parimanik

Guest Faculty in Sanskrit

MA,  PG Diploma in Yoga Therapy,  PGDCA

04

Miss Priyadarsiniindira

Guest Faculty in Sanskrit

MA, B.Ed., PGDCA

05

Miss Banita Dalai

Guest Faculty in Sanskrit

MA, B.Ed, PGDCA

Program Outcomes

PROGRAMME OUTCOME OF UG

  1. Social Relevance: The programme helps to expand scientific temper and can prove to be more beneficial for the society as the scientific developments can make a nation or society to grow at a rapid
  2. Critical thinking: Identify and analyse current issues and trends in higher education and come-up with intellectual, organizational, and personal ideas and decisions from different perspectives.
  3. Effective learning: Transform and empower women graduates to meet global challenges through holistic education in terms of recent Teaching-Learning
  4. Communication Skills: Ability to express thoughts and ideas effectively in writing and orally; communicate with others using the professional standards of their fields;confidently share one’s views and express
  5. Social Interaction: Heighten the conscious of the graduates on socio-economic concern and to evolve it as an in-built mechanism to chisel as better human
  6. Environment and sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge for sustainable
  7. Ethics: Express legal and ethical issues and understand the moral dimensions of decisions and responsibilities.
  8. Information and Digital Literacy: Capability to use ICT in a variety of learning situations. Demonstrate ability to access, evaluate and use a variety of relevant information sources; and use appropriate software for analysis of data.
  9. Life-long learning: Gain ability to engage in independent and life-long learning with socio-technological changes.
  10. Higher Studies & Research –related skills: A sense of inquiry and capability for asking relevant/ appropriate questions, problematizing, synthesizing and articulating; Provide an intellectually stimulating environment to develop skills and enthusiasm of students to the best of their potential in the higher

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME OF UG

 

PSO1– Offering learning opportunities to orient the students towards the scientific value of the Sanskrit language.

PSO2– Creating a      language environment       for students to acquire the language  skills assessed by their conversation and usage of the language.

PSO3–     Imparting     knowledge     of    ancient      literature      such as Veda, Upanisad, Puran, Ramayana and Mahabharat etc.

PSO4- The moral of Hitopades, Chanakyaniti and Nitisatakam helps students to build a good and moral character.

PSO5- Introducing ICT tools for learning and educating Sanskrit to other aspirants.

PSO6-  Concept  of  “svadhyaya”-  Self  learning  improves  the  ability  of independent working.

PSO7– Understand the importance of Sanskrit manuscripts.

PSO8– Creating Sanskrit scholastic community well versed both traditional as well as modern outlook.

PSO9- Gain competencies and professional skills for teaching in various areas in Sanskrit like Sanskrit Grammar, Classical Literature, Vedic literature and Indian Philosophy.

PSO10-  Developing  the  writing  style  of  any  Sanskrit  Drama  and  Ornate Poetry.

PROGRAMME OUTCOME OF PG

 Social Relevance: The programme helps to expand scientific temper and can prove to be more beneficial for the society as the scientific developments can make a nation or society to grow at a rapid

  1. Critical thinking: Identify and analyse current issues and trends in higher education and come-up with intellectual, organizational, and personal ideas and decisions

from different perspectives.

  1. Effective learning: Transform and empower women graduates to meet global challenges through holistic education in terms of recent Teaching-Learning
  2. Communication Skills: Ability to express thoughts and ideas effectively in writing and orally; communicate with others using the professional standards of their fields; confidently share one’s views and express
  3. Social Interaction: Heighten the conscious of the graduates on socio-economic concern and to evolve it as an in-built mechanism to chisel as better human
  4. Environment and sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and demonstrate the knowledge for sustainable
  5. Ethics: Express legal and ethical issues and understand the moral dimensions of decisions and responsibilities.
  6. Information and Digital Literacy: Capability to use ICT in a variety of learning situations. Demonstrate ability to access, evaluate and use a variety of relevant information sources; and use appropriate software for analysis of
  7. Life-long learning: Gain ability to engage in independent and life-long learning with socio-technological changes.
  8. Higher Studies & Research –related skills: A sense of inquiry and capability for asking relevant/ appropriate questions, problematizing, synthesizing and articulating; Provide an intellectually stimulating environment to develop skills and enthusiasm of students to the best of their potential in the higher

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME OF PG

 PSO1– Enhance            communication             skills-Listening,            Speaking, Reading and Writing skill in Sanskrit.

PSO2– Analyze the diverse culture and philosophical doctrines that are manifested through Sanskrit language.

PSO3– Imparting the knowledge of multi-disciplinary knowledge of literature such as Veda, Upanisad, Puran, Ramayana, Mahabharat, Grammar, Philosophy, Kavya and Smritisastra etc.

PSO4- The moral of Pancatantra, Hitopades, Vrihatkatha, Chanakya Niti and Nitisatakam helps students to build a good and moral character.

PSO5- Introducing ICT tools for learning and educating Sanskrit to other aspirants.

PSO6-Develop research Aptitude and Independent thinking.

PSO7– Understand the importance of Sanskrit manuscripts and Indological Literature.

PSO8-Capable to translate any Indian language into Sanskrit language.

PSO9- Capable to teach in various aspects of Sanskrit like Sanskrit Grammar, Classical Literature, Vedic literature and Indian Philosophy.

PSO10-  Developing  the  writing style  of Sanskrit  Drama, Prose and Ornate Poetry

PTM

SESSION: 2019-2020

UG IST YEAR ARTS = DATE : 07/09/2019

UG 2ND YEAR  ARTS = DATE : 14/09/2019

UG 3RD YEAR ARTS = DATE : 21/09/2019

 

SESSION: 2021-2022

UG 3RD YEAR ARTS= 02/07/2022

PG 2ND YEAR ARTS= 02/07/2022

UG IST YEAR ARTS= 04/07/2022

UG 2ND YEAR  ARTS = 04/07/2022

PG IST YEAR ARTS = 05/07/2022

 

SESSION: 2022-2023

PG =29/04/2023

UG=29/04/2023

 

SESSION: 2023-2024

UG= 17/10/2023

PG= 18/10/2023

Capacity Building

SEMINARS AND WEBINARS

TYPE OF THE EVENTS (SEMINAR/

WEBINAR

TITLE OF THE SEMINAR/CONFERENCE

/SYMPOSIA/WORKSHOP

/FDP

SESSION

SEMINAR(UG)

THE STUDY OF SARVADHATUKA AND ARDHADHATUKA SUFFIXES WITH A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FIVE LAKARAS

2018-2019

SEMINAR(PG)

SOCIO ETHICAL VALUES IN DHARMASASTRA

2018-2019

SEMINAR(PG)

THE IMPORTANCEOF  APADANA IN  KARAKA PRAKARANAM

2018-2019

SEMINAR(PG)

PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE IN ABHIJNANASAKUNTALAM

2018-2019

SEMINAR(UG)

SAKUNTALA PATIGRUHAGAMAN DRUSHYAM

2018-2019

SEMINAR  (PG)

SPIRITUALISM IN UPANISHADIC LITERATURE

2019-2020

SEMINAR(UG)

LAKSHANA: AN OVERVIEW

2019-2020

WEBINAR

VYABAHARESU DAYABHAGASYA MULYAM

2020-2021

WEBINAR

संस्कृते नवीनानुसन्घानस्य  विषया: ( MODERN TRENDS IN SANSKRIT RESEARCH)

2020-2021

WEBINAR

FUNDAMENTAL OF VEDANTA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO

VEDANTASARA

2020-2021

WEBINAR

ASSIMILATING SANSKRIT LANGUAGE AND RELEVANCE IN THE PROFESSIONAL SPHERE

2020-2021

NATIONAL SEMINAR

ODISHA AND SRI JAGANNATH CULTURE

2021-2022

ANNUAL SEMINAR

MEGHADUTAM – A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

2022-2023

Research & Awards

NET & JRF AWARDS

SL.NO

NAME

ROLL NO

CERTIFICATE NO/ APPLICATION NO

DATE OF THE EXAMINATION

DECLARATION OF RESULT

ACHIEVEMENT

NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION

1

MAMATA PRADHAN

DL01061256

20D/21J33390

27/12/2021

19/02/2022

NET WITH JRF

UGC-NET

2

SASWATIKA MISHRA

OR060007771

20D/21J33863

27/12/2021

19/02/2022

NET

 

UGC-NET

 

OR06000005

21D/22J39065

09/07/2022

05/11/2022

NET WITH JRF

UGC-NET

3

AMBIKA PRIYADARSHINI

OR05003851

20D/21J33669

27-12-2021

19/02/2022

NET

UGC-NET

 

OR04700707

21D/22J38157

14/10/2022

05/11/2022

NET

UGC-NET

 

OR05401823

AP-NO- 220520117717

15/03/2023

13/04/2023

NET

UGC-NET

 

OR05100099

 

AP-NO- 220520119660

23/02/2023

13/04/2023

NET( 73 CODE)

UGC-NET

04

PUSPALATA KHUNTIA

OR05400552

REG-18312

15-03-2023

13-04-2023

NET

UGC-NET

STUDENTS RESEARCH

                                                           SESSION: 2017-2018

SL.NO

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. NIRANJAN PATI (ASSO. PROFESSOR)

15

02

SMT SNEHALATA PATI (ASSO. PROFESSOR)

15

03

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO (ASST. PROFESSOR)

14

                                                           SESSION: 2018-2019

SL.NO

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF UG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. NIRANJAN PATI (ASSO. PROFESSOR)

04

15

02

SMT SNEHALATA PATI (ASSO. PROFESSOR)

03

14

03

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO (ASST. PROFESSOR)

03

14

                                                                     SESSION: 2019-2020

SL.NO

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF UG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF MPHIL DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. NIRANJAN PATI (ASSO. PROFESSOR)

08

20

NIL

02

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO (ASST. PROFESSOR)

11

24

01

                                                                      SESSION: 2020-2021

SL NO.

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF UG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF MPHIL DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO (ASST. PROFESSOR)

14

41

01

                                                           SESSION: 2021-2022

SL NO.

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF UG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF MPHIL DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO (ASST. PROFESSOR)

15

40

01

                                                           SESSION: 2022-2023

SL NO.

NAME OF THE FACULTY

NO. OF UG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

NO. OF PG DISSERTATION SUPERVISED

01

DR. MENAKARANI SAHOO

 (ASST. PROFESSOR)

15

11

02

SRI. ARABINDA NAYAK

( GUEST FACULTY IN SANSKRIT)

NIL

09

03

SMT. JUHIRANI THAKUR

( GUEST FACULTY IN SANSKRIT)

NIL

08

04

MISS SAUBHAGYALAXMI PARIMANIK

( GUEST FACULTY IN SANSKRIT)

NIL

08

05

MISS AMBIKA PRIYADARSINI

( GUEST FACULTY IN SANSKRIT)

NIL

08

Action Plan
  • Department will make efforts to convert a regular activity of ‘Sanskrit Conversation Class’
  • To develop more E-contents in Sanskrit Language.
  • To conduct more National /International Seminars.
  • To encourage Alumni Contribution.
  • Non Ph.D teachers to get enrolled in Ph.D.
Syllabus

PG SYLLABUS SANSKRIT 2023

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