Department of Vyakarana

1972 : The  Department of Vyakarana  was Established .

Great scholars like Mahamahopadhyaya Prof. N.S.R Tatacharya, Mahamahopadyaya Prof. M. D. Bala Subrahmanyam, Mahamahopadhyaya Prof. K.V. Ramakrishanamacharyulu, worked in the department. Prof. K.V. Ramakrishnamacharyulu, is the former Vice Chancellor, Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Samskrit University, Jaipur who is a great scholar not only in the traditional way but also in modern stream like Natural Language Processing etc.

Under his guidance Vyakarana, Nyaya and Computer Departments, in collaboration started a new course M.A in Sabdabodha and Language Technology in 2004.

The Vyakarana Department has also handled Sanskrit-Hindi Machine Translation project of Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi in collaboration with IIIT Hyderabad and Hyderabad Central University.

The department has successfully completed some modern outlook projects like e-text of Maha Bhasya,  Ashtasdhyayi etc, with Hyperlinks.

The Vyakarana department has also handled a prestigious project of UGC and MHRD, named e- PG Pathasala (Samskrit Acharya in Vyakarana) and has prepared 534 modules of 16 papers of PG course in 54 Quadrants of each module with the assistance of faculty members like Prof. S S Murthy, Prof. J Ramakrishna, Prof. R.L.N Shastry, Dr. Pankaj kumar Vyas etc and other country-wide outside experts.

It is our will that the department of Vyakarana must always be a role model to other departments.

Department Profile PPT 

Head of the Department

Prof. R.L.Narasimha Sastri
Professor 
Mobile :9908041293
Tel : 0877-2280584(R)
          0877-2287649 (O) Ext. 236
E-mail:   hod_vyakarana@nsktu.org 
Email: profrlnarasimhasastry@gmail.com

Statutes, Section 18
Board of Studies

1. Each Department shall have a Board of Studies.
2 The constitution of the Board of Studies and the term of office of its members shall be prescribed by the Ordinances.
3. Subject to the overall control and supervision of the Academic Council, the functions of a Board of Studies shall be  to approve subjects for research for various degrees and other requirements of research degrees and to recommend to the concerned School Board in the manner prescribed by the Ordinances

(a) courses of studies and appointment of examiners for courses, but excluding
research degrees;
(b) appointment of supervisors for research; and
(c) measures for the improvement of the standard of teaching and research:
Provided that the above functions of a Board of Studies shall, during the
period of three years immediately after the commencement of this Act, be performed
by the Department

ACADEMIC ORDINANCE No. 07
BOARD OF STUDIES

(In accordance with and in furtherance to the provisions contained in Section 23 of the Act and
section 18(2) of the statutes)
1. Each Department shall have a Board of Studies comprising the following members:
a. Head of the Department shall be the Chairperson & Convener.
b. 1. All professors of the department.
2. Not more than two Associate Professors of the department by rotation on
seniority.
3. Not more than two Assistant Professors of the department by rotation on
seniority.
c. Under special circumstances one faculty member each from other involved
departments within the school.
d. Not more than two subject experts, not in the service of the University, to be
nominated by the Vice chancellor from a pool of six experts, suggested by the
HoD in consultation with the department.
e. Wherever necessary, not more than two persons (Alumni / Industry / Experts),
may be invited as special invitee by the Chairperson with the prior permission
of the Vice-Chancellor.
2. The tenure of the constitution of the board of studies shall be three years.
3. Any casual vacancy may be filled for the un-expired period.
4. The Board of Studies should meet at least once in two years and on such occasions as
may be determined by the Vice-Chancellor.
5. The quorum for the Board of Studies Meetings shall be 50% of the members which
shall include at least one outside expert.
6. In the absence of the Chairperson, the senior-most member present shall act as
Chairperson for that meeting.
7. If in the opinion of the Chairperson, it is not necessary or expedient to convene a
meeting of the Board of Studies to consider any item and if he/she considers that a
matter could be disposed off by circulation among the members of Board of Studies
he/she may issue necessary instructions to that effect.

Programmes offered
Research:   Vidyavaridhi (Ph.D)
PG level :    Acharya
UG level :    Sastri

Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved
The Department of Vyakarana started the interdisciplinary programme M.A in Sabdabodha and Sanskrit Language Technology in collaboration with Department of Sabdabodha, Nyaya and Department of Computers.

Short term Programmes/ courses Online
Certificate in Karakam.
Certificate in Vyakarana Pravesha

Sastri programme –  Scheme of study :
Part I :
a. 1st Language – English
b. 2nd Language – Telugu/Hindi/Sanskrit
c. History of Vedic & Classical Sanskrit Literature
d. Environmental Studies
Part II : Three Electives :1st Elective (any one) from the following sastras :

2nd Elective (any one) from the following Conventional Courses:
1. English Literature
2.Telugu Literature
3. Hindi Literature
4. Vedic Literature
5. History
6. Computer Applications
3rd Elective (any one) from the following Vocational courses:
Archakatva & Pourohitya 
Yoga & Meditation
Spiritual Tourism*
Puranapravachana
Communicative English
Sanskrit & Management
Dramaturgy*
Music (Carnatic Vocal only)
Dance (Bharatanatyam)
Communicative Sanskrit
Vasthu Sastra
Moral Education*
Environmental Education
Health Education
Physical Education
Mental ability & Quantitative Aptitude*
Translation
Note : The Maximum number of seats in each vocational course is twenty five.

Acharya programme –  Scheme of study :
The Acharya (M.A in Sanskrit) in all Sastras consists of
a. Hardcore courses (HCC) – Concerned Sastra with choice based credits
b. Softcore courses (SCC) – Choice Based credits from other subjects

* listed previously.

1. Soft Skill courses (SSC) (Not Compulsory)
2. Internship (Not Compulsory) – Field work, Project.

1. Each hardcore course as well as softcore course will carry 4 credits.
2. Any Soft Skill course will be of 4 credits or according to the departments offering such courses.
3. An internship will be of four credits.

The whole structure will have the following components.

Hardcore courses – 64 Credits Softcore courses – 16 Credits

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Total 80 Credits

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In order to qualify the Acharya (eq. to M.A in Sanskrit) degree, a student must acquire a minimum of 80 credits (Hard core + Soft Core)

RULES TO SELECT THE SUBJECT.

• Generally the main subject opted in Sastri/Sammanita Sastri/B.A.(O.L.) programmes must be selected at Acharya level.
• If any candidate wants to opt a subject other than the main subject opted in Sammanita Sastri/

B.A level, he/she has to produce a certificate of evidence from a traditional scholar that he/she has studied the subject under him privately. A candidate can also be admitted in any branch without such a certificate if the admission committee is satisfied with his/her performance in the interview and recommends for admission.

• Those who have passed B.A. or equivalent examination of any university with Sanskrit for 200 marks are allowed to opt only Sahitya at Acharya level.
• Those who have passed B.A. or equivalent examination of any university with Sanskrit as a subject and Darsana as main subject can opt Advaita/Visishthadvaita/Dvaita Vedanta at Acharya level.
• Those who have passed Vedalankara or Vidyalankara are eligible to opt for Sahitya only.
• Those who have passed B.A. or B.Sc. with Astronomy as main subject and Sanskrit are eligible to opt for Siddhanta Jyotisha only.
• Those who have passed Acharya/M.A. with one subject already can opt for any other sastra in the Acharya programme, subject to the approval of the Admission Committee and Vice- Chancellor.

The Admission Committee is empowered to accept or reject the option of any subject at the time of interview. The decision of the Vice- Chancellor on the assignment of subject to the candidates based on the recommendations of the admission Committee shall be final.

FEE STRUCTURE FOR REGULAR (FACE TO FACE) PROGRAMMES

UG Programme
SASTRI (Eq. to B.A) : (Vyakarana)
1. An undergraduate programme in different sastras, it provides the students opportunity to acquire moderate understanding of selected sastra and selected conventional & Vocational  courses.
2. In accordance with National Education Policy (NEP) -2020, the UG Programmes of NSU are designed with multiple exits at the end of I Year, II year, III year and IV year.

1. One who exits at the end of the first year will be issued Certificate in the Specialized and concerned Subjects.
2. One who exits at the end of II year will be issued a Diploma in the Specialized and concerned Subjects.
3. One who exits at the end of the third year will be issued 3year UG certificate.
4. One who successfully completes the four years of UG will be issued UG (Honors) certificate.

No. of seats      :           40

Duration          :           6/8 Semesters

Age                   :           Minimum 17 years (as on 01-06-2021)

Eligibility        :            Pass in any one of the following examinations as in 10+2 pattern.

(a)Prak-Sastri of 1) Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha (NSU) , Tirupati

1. Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi

(b) Uttara Madhyama of 1) Sampurnananda Sanskrit University, Varanasi,

1. Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi.

(c) Madhyama of Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

(D) Varishtopadhyaya of Rajasthan Board of Intermediate Education, Ajmer.

(E)Upasastri of 1) Shri Jagannath Sanskrit University,  Puri.

(4) Kameshwar Singh Sanskrit University, Darbhanga

(F) Sahitya of Karnataka State.

(G) Veda Vibhushan of Maharshi Sandipani Rashtriya Sanskrit Vedavidya Pratishtan,

Ujjain

(H) 1. Intermediate or equivalent examination with Sanskrit or Vichakshana of Samskrita Bhasha Pracharini Sabha, Chittoor  OR 

any other exam. of + 2 stage in 10+2+3 Pattern conducted by a State Board/University/Institute recognized by University.

2. Equivalent course without Sanskrit at plus 2 stage but having knowledge of Sanskrit subject to the passing of the entrance test conducted by the University.
3. Candidates possessing Intermediate are also eligible to join the programme subject to the condition of passing the Diploma programmes in Sanskrit conducted by the N.S.University, Tirupati.

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES:

   ACHARYA (eq. M.A. in Sanskrit)

A two year Post Graduate programme, it enables the students to specialise in the chosen sastra besides getting introductory knowledge in four chosen Softcore courses.

Choice Based Credit System (In this scheme for each of the following Sastras, there are five courses, in which four courses will be from (A) Hardcore Sastras and 1 Paper will be from (B) Softcore Sastras for each Semester). Softcore course has to be opted from other Sastras.

Duration : Two years (4 semesters).

Age : Minimum 20 years as on 01-06-2021

Eligibility : (a) Pass in 3 year degree course /Sastri in respective subjects.

1. Siromani Madhyama Final examination – Madras University, Chennai.
2. Siromani final examination – S.V. University, Tirupati
3. Sastra Bhushana Final examination – Kerala Government.
4. Vidyapraveena final examination – Andhra University, Waltair.
5. Vidyalankara and Vedalankara examinations – Gurukula Kangri Viswavidyalaya, Haridwar.
6. Vidwat Madhyama examination – Karnataka Government.
7. B.A.(O.L)/B.A.(L),B.A./B.A(Hons.)/B.O.L equivalent examinations with Sanskrit of all recognized universities.
8. Any other examination recognized by the National Sanskrit University as equivalent to Sastri.50 % in graduation with Sanskrit as one of the subjects either main or ancillary (For Acharya in Ancient Indian Knowledge systems)

Candidates seeking admission into any of the above programmes offered by National Sanskrit University, Tirupati can obtain the prescribed application form along with prospectus in the following websites: http://www.nsktu.ac.in or directly in the http://rsvpadmissions.ac.in. Applications can be filled online directly on to the above websites. Filled in applications (online) should reach on or before 26.07.2021. For Kashmiri Migrants the last date for receipt of applications (online) is 02.08.2021.
a. The candidate should give and maintain his/her own mobile number and Email ID till the end of the programme.
b. All the communications will be only through SMS and email.
c. Applicants are advised to preserve their login credentials provided at the time of online registration till the completion of the programme.
d. The candidates are advised to check University Website Regularly for updates on admission process.

GENERAL RULES GOVERNING ADMISSION

I. The candidates seeking admission should send the application in the prescribed form.
II. The candidates must upload the following documents along with the application, failing which the application will be summarily rejected.
III. Incomplete applications in any respect or those received after the due date will be rejected.
IV. Students will be admitted to the University in accordance with the rules governing eligibility, merit, good conduct etc., as determined by the University from time to time and as per the rules existing on the date of actual admission after interview.
After due verification of scanned original certificates in compliance with eligibility criteria, the provisional admission process will be completed.

1. Provisional/pass certificate of the last qualifying examination for admission.
Marks obtained in each examination right from Matriculation/SSC/OSLC to the last qualifying examination.
2. Original Transfer certificate
3. Study certificate
4. Date of birth certificate
5. Conduct certificate
6. Original Migration certificate
7. Caste & Income certificates for SC,ST and OBC Students
8. Passport size photos -5+1 stamp size
9. Aadhar Card
10. EWS Certificate

Note ; All the candidates those who are given provisional admission are strictly instructed to submit their Transfer certificate, Conduct certificate and Migration Certificate in original through secured postal mode within one month from the date of admission, failing which their candidature will be cancelled. .

1. A relaxation of 5% of marks is allowed for SC/ST students in their qualifying examination. Admission will be confirmed after personal interview and/or the written test of candidates, as the case may be.
2. If a student wishes to cancel his/her admission or discontinues within the last day of the closing of the admissions, he/she would be given the University T.C. and Rs.250/- will be deducted as processing fee from the total fee paid. Remaining amount would be refunded to the respective Bank account on the production of original fee receipt. For Siksha Sastri and Siksha Acharya Rs.500 will be deducted as processing fee. Remaining amount would be refunded to the respective Bank account on the production of original fee receipt 
3. No student will be permitted to appear for any other university examination during the period of study in the University.
4. The name of the student will be removed from the rolls or he/she may be expelled, if he/she participates in illegal, anti-national activities, anti-social activities, strikes etc.
5. Students will not be allowed to change the optional subject after one month from the date of joining.
6. The University reserves the right to run or not to run any programme during the year depending on the number of applications received for a particular programme.

Sastri (Vyakarana) Scheme of study : 

Part I :
a. 1st Language – English
b. 2nd Language – Telugu/Hindi/Sanskrit
c. History of Vedic & Classical Sanskrit Literature
d. Environmental Studies

Part II : Three Electives :

1st Elective (any one) from the following sastras :
Vyakarana (40)

2nd Elective (any one) from the following Conventional Courses:
English Literature
Telugu Literature
Hindi Literature
Vedic Literature
History
Computer Applications

3rd Elective (any one) from the following Vocational courses:
a. Archakatva & Pourohitya
b. Yoga & Meditation
c. Spiritual Tourism*
d. Puranapravachana
e. Communicative English
f. Sanskrit & Management
g. Dramaturgy*
h. Music (Carnatic Vocal only)
i. Dance (Bharatanatyam)
j. Communicative Sanskrit
k. Vasthu Sastra
l. Moral Education*
m. Environmental Education
n. Health Education
o. Physical Education
p. Mental ability & Quantitative Aptitude*
q. Translation

Note : The Maximum number of seats in each vocational course is twenty five.

Programme code        : A-VYA

Programme Name      : Acharya in Vyakarana

Total Number of courses : 20   (Hardcore -16, Soft core – 4 )

Books

Prakriya Grantha

Siddhantkoumudi

Dhathu Rathnavali

Siddhantakaumudi with balamanorama (Bhvadi)

ProudhaManorama (from TatpurushaSamasa )

Arthika Grantha

VaiyakaranaSidhantaLaghuManjusha

 VaiyakaranaBhushanaSara

VaiyakaranaBhushanSara(Moolam)

Vimarsatmaka Grantha

Prashnottari

Mahabhashyam

Prakrita

Prakrita pravesha

Video Links:

वैयाकरणसिद्धान्तकौमुदी – डॉ. पङ्कजकुमारव्यासः

EPG Patashala (Acharya Vyakarana) 

List the distinguished alumni of the department 

1. Dr. Krishnananda Dananna, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Education, Central Samskrit University, New Delhi
2. Dr. Lekharam Dananna, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Samskrit, Mahatma Gandhi Hindi International University, Wardha, Maharashtra
3. Dr. Savita Arya, Asst. Professor, Sri Kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Samskrit University, Bihar  
4. Dr. Jayawanth Choudhary, Asst. Professor, Kavikulaguru Kalidas Samskrit University, Ramtek, Maharashtra
5. Sreevidya, TGT in Samskrit, Anantapuram
6. Dr. Gopikrishna Reghu, Asst. Professor, Ramakrishna Mission Samskrit University, Kolkata
7. Dipul Ray, TGT in Samskrit, Assam
8. Dr. Srinivasa Narayana, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Vyakarana,  Calicut Adarsha Samskrit Vidyapeetham, Kerala
9. Dr. Pankaj Kumar Vyas, Associate Professor, Dept. of Vyakarana,  National Samskrit University, Tirupati
10. Dr. Dattatreya Sharma, Dept. of Education,  Asst. Professor, National Samskrit University, Tirupati
11. Dr. S.L. Seetarama Sharma, Dept. of Education, Asst. Professor, National Samskrit University, Tirupati
12. Dr. M.G. Nandana Rao, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Translation,   National Samskrit University, Tirupati
13. Dr. Charukesh, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Education, National Samskrit University, Tirupati
14. Sri Gopesh Kumar Sharma, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Vyakarana,  National Samskrit University, Tirupati

Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty : –The faculties are felicitated by various organizations, Religious Mutts and other educational institutions in country.
Dr. Pankaj Kumar Vyas – “Vyakarana Ratnam” Award by the  Kanchi Veda Vedanta Shastra Sabha, Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, Kanchipuram
Dr. Udayana Hegde – Prof. M Hiriyanna Book Award by Karnataka Samskrit University, Bengaluru.

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : –
1. Smt. Ramya Sai – Dr. Radhakrishnan Post Doctoral Fellowship
   Guide – Dr. N.R.R. Tatacharya
Students : The following students won prizes in National Level Competitions: 

Raghupraveera Mahankali – Shastri III year : 
Silver Medal the All India talent Festival organised by Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati in 2019 

Maitreyi  Arya – Shastri II :
Vishishta Puraskara in Ashtadhyayi Kanthapatha competition in the All India talent Festival organised by Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati in 2019

Aindavi Arya (Shastri II)
Third Prize in the Dhaturoopa Kanthapatha Competition in the All India talent Festival organised by Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati in 2019

Faculty recharging strategies:
(UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs and similar programs).
Dr. N. R. R. Tatacharya
Attended Refresher Course in Oriental Studies organized by the S.V. University, Tirupati (23.09.2019 – 05.10.2019)
Attended Training Program on संस्कृतविषयेषु शोधनावकाशाः organized by the Rashtriya Samskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati

Dr. Yashaswee
1. Attended Faculty Development Program from 26.12.2018 to 31.12.2018 organised by Rashtriya Samskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati. Theme– Modern research Issues in samskrit lore.
2. Attended Faculty Development Program from 12.10.2020 to 17.10.2020. Organised by Karnataka Samskrit University, Bengaluru. Theme- excellence in creative teaching and research.
3. Attended Value added course from 01.04.2021to 16.04.2021. Organised by Kavikulaguru Kalidasa Samskrit University, Ramtek and Karnataka Samskrit University, Bengaluru. Subject – vakyapadeeyam, saadhanasamuddesha.

Dr. Santhosh Majhi :
1. Attended Orientation Program organized by the Andhra University (23.04.2015 – 20.05.2015)
2. Attended Workshop on गौतममते दण्डविधिः organized by the Rashtriya Samskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati (26th November 2015)
3. Attended Refresher Course organized by the Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi (22.06.2016 – 12.07.2016)
4. Attended Refresher Course in Oriental Studies organized by the S.V. University, Tirupati (23.09.2019 – 05.10.2019)

Feedback

The Process of revision and redesign of curricula is based on recent developments and feedback from the stakeholders. 

The feedback form all stakeholders in terms of its relevance and appropriateness in catering to the needs of the society , economy and environment helps in improving inputs.

A HEI with the feedback system in place, will have an active process of not only collecting feedback from all stakeholders, but also analyzing it and identifying and drawing pertinent pointers to enhance the learning effectiveness.

Feedback system consists of design, distribution, collection, analysis of feedback forms. The analysis of feedback forms enables the University for the
objective and subjective assessment of the learners to improve their performance.

• Accordingly feedback is taken from the stakeholders viz. students, teachers, and alumni. 

• Feedback is designed to cover the aspects of Academic facilities.

 • Feedback from students is collected at the end of the semester exams every year. Suggestions, if any, are communicated to the respective BoS. 

• The student feedback form consists of questions on various dimensions of the syllabus of each Course studied like quality, quantity, depth of syllabus,
Teaching aids used, Periodical Evaluation etc.

 • The feedback questions are framed in such a way that the student satisfaction level is rated and measured appropriately to get a perfect assessment. 

• The analysis and assessment is utilized to modify/improve the syllabus if deemed necessary. 

• Similarly the feedback from teachers is obtained after the completion of course, for each and every course taught by the teacher per semester.

 • The opinion/ feedback of the teacher is sought in many dimensions – quantity, quality, suitability, feasibility etc., from the perspective of student as well
as the teacher. Comments offered by the teachers are taken into consideration in the respective BoS meetings.

• Feedback is sought from alumni too. Questions are asked regarding the relevance of the curriculum in the employment opportunities, and the knowledge obtained in
their course work. The responces are analyzed and considered for the improvement of academic quality in the subsequent years. 

• Thus the feedback obtained from the stakeholders plays an important role in enhancing the quality of learning environment of students in the university.

Feedback: 

1. Students Feedback

2. Teachers Feedback

3. Alumni Feedback

4. Employer Feedback

Future Plan:

1. Planning for utilising the services of retired senior faculty members of the Department for preservation and propagation of sastric tradition.
2. The Department is already utilizing the ICT tools for the online teaching. The Department intends to organize various Workshops and Conferences related to the contemporary topics in accordance to the Grammar in the coming future.

Infrastructure :

Library – The department uses the central library of the University

Internet facilities for staff and students – available

Total number of class rooms – 8 rooms

Class rooms with ICT facility – 4 E-Class rooms

Publications:

∗ Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international):

∗ Monographs: 

∗ Chapters in Books: 

∗ Edited Books: 

∗ Books with ISBN with details of publishers: 

∗ Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, and Humanities      

    International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO      host, etc.):  

∗ Citation Index – range / average: 

∗ SNIP: 

∗ SJR:

∗ Impact Factor – range / average:

∗ h-index:

1. Dr: Pankaj Kumar Vyas

Articles – 4 Books – 03

III. Dr: Santosh Majhi

Articles – 8  

1. Dr. Yashaswee

Articles –  8

1. Dr. Udayana Hegde

Articles – 1 Books – 02

Research
List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates Post-Doctoral Fellow

Smt. Ramya Sai, UGC, Dr. Radhakrishna Post Doctoral Fellowship for the academic year 
Vidyavaridhi Ph.D

1. P.K.S. Pavan Kumar – 2015 
2. G.V. Phaniraja Sastri – 2015
3. Swopnarani Swain – 2016
4. Ganapathi – 2016
5. Veluvarthi Srinivasa Narayana – 2016
6. Shivaram Ramakrishna Bhat – 2016
7. D. Laxminarayana – 2016
8. Santosh Majhi – 2018
9. Dhavala V.S.S.S.R. Prasad –  2018
10. Vipin G. Nair – 2018
11. Kasturi V.V.S.A.R. Chandra Sekhar –  2018
12. L. Savita Arya – 2018
13. B. Rajeswara Rao – 2018
14. Kanapala Kumar – 2018
15. D. Ravindra Babu -2019
16. Prabhasini – 2019
17. Belapurkar Charusheela Rajan – 2019
18. Lekh Ram Dannana – 2019
19. Debalina Ghosh – 2019
20. Kuppa Sri Guru Bilwesha – 2019
21. Patil Sambhaji Vitthal  – 2020
22. S. Srinivasa Kumar – 2020
23. Anindita paul – 2021
24. Akhilesh kumar mishra – 2021

SSOC

Strengths, Shortcomings  Opportunities and Challenges (SSOC) of the department.

strengths:

1. Dedication in Teaching
2. Encouraging students to attend competitive exams like Civil Services etc.
3. U.G.C, JRF, NET and SET coaching for students
4. Faculty actively participating in National Seminars & Conferences
5. Many of the faculty members are teaching in the Online Courses even in the other disciplines like Navya Nyaya, etc. 
6. Some of the faculty are well versed in other discplines like Nirukta etc and are actively taking part in the creation of New knowledge 

Shortcomings 

Opportunities :

1. Lots of opportunity for comparative research
2. Opportunity for research in NLP areas and Vedangas
3. Members involved in preparation of content for varios projects from the National Level prestigious institutions like Sahitya Akademi etc.

Challenges :

Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar involving external experts.
Department is conducting separate classes to increase the knowledge of Vyakarana by renowned scholars for 21 days in every year.
Department is preparing students to do Vakyarthas in a traditional way to participate in various competitions
Department is giving Coaching for NET / SLET and competitive exams by the faculty members to the students and M. Phil, Ph. D guidance.

List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.
Traditional teaching along with Teaching through PowerPoint presentation and using computers.

How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?
The department monitors and reviews the learning outcomes in departmental meetings

Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.
All the students participate in NSS activities. The students of the department also participated in Swach Bharat programme.

Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.
All students in Sastri and Acharya get financial assistance

Student profile programme-wise:

• Diversity of University

Student progression

How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

NET – SET- NIL

• Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

Coming soon…