RKMVERI - LMS

Question set for Final Exam

This course emphasizes situations where Analytics and OR overlap and presents methodology how selected

problems can be tackled via a combination of techniques from both scientific areas.

This portal is for the admission test for PhD (Integrated) in Sanskrit programme.

The course is basically a historical study of the Sanskrit literature right from the Vedic age up to the 20th century. It gives a bird's-eye view of the entire panorama of the literature which is the world's oldest in time, and the most exalted in kind. Details of the course are as follows:

1. Credits: 3
2. Contact hours: 4 per week (64 hours in the semester)
3. Slot in the curriculum: 2nd year, 4th semester
4. Target audience: 2nd year students of the MA Integrated in Sanskrit (MAIS)

Syllabus:

1. śāntimantras (peace-chants) with the vedic intonations
2. Viṣṇu-sahasranāma-stotraṃ (a hymn consisting of one thousand epithets in praise of Lord Viṣṇu)

Details of the Course:

1. Credits: 2
2. Contact hours: 48
3. Semester: Jan-June 2021
4. Year of Study: 1 year, 2nd Semester
5. Target audience: First year students of the programme: MA Integrated in Sanskrit+ anyone interested
6. Medium of Instruction: Sanskrit (The first few sessions are in Bengali, keeping in view the freshers)
7. Number of students enrolled: 20

Mode:

1. Thorough coaching in pronunciation of the Sanskrit sounds
2. Traditional training in the recital of Vedic hymns

Objective:

1. Precise pronunciation of Sanskrit phonemes
2. Correct chanting of the Viṣṇusahasranāmastotraṃ
3. Introduction to the three basic intonations of the Vedas
4. Traditional, reverential rendition of the Vedic hymns

सिद्धान्तकौमुद्यामुत्तरार्धे सन्नन्तात् लकारर्थप्रकरणं यावत्।

अष्टाध्यायीवृत्तिग्रन्थस्य काशिकायाः प्रथमाध्यास्य प्रथमपादस्थानां सूत्राणामध्ययनम्।

Alaṅkāraśāstropakaṇṭham is a primer to the Indian rhetoric. Dr.Venkataramana Bhat, Assistant Professor, Department of Sanskrit Philosophy is the author of the booklet. Dr.Bhat is a gifted Aṣṭāvadhānī, and an exceptional scholar in Sahitya (Indian rhetorics) with expertise in several disciplines of Sanskrit learning. The book, consists of short chapters which excellently convey the gist of all the important aspects a beginner in the science ought to know. It contains eight chapters known as Vallarīs. In the programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit (MAIS), Alaṅkāraśāstropakaṇṭham is a three credit course which includes also the hymns composed in Sanskrit by Swami Vivekananda.

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• Development of the concept of modelling approaches
• Different types of climate model and 
• Experiments over climate models
• CMIP and RCP approach
• Scenarios of climate modelling
• Concept of downscalling and its' classifications

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