Introduction
Qualifications and requirements for admission into degree of M. Phil. programme :
In the first year of admission M.Phil. Students shall undertake a course work of 200 marks, divided into 2 courses of 100 marks each designed by the Department and a viva voce of 100 marks. The minmum pass marks is 50% or equivalent letter grade in each paper and viva voce separately. Students shall have to submit a thesis after completion of the second year.
Students who obtain less then 50% marks or equivalent letter grade in any one of the written papers/viva voce will be allowed to sit for the examination in the next academic year as an irregular student. Students who obtain less than 50% marks or equivalent letter grade only in the viva voce may be allowed by the department to sit for the examination within 3 to 6 months.
Exam Time : 4 hours
Each written paper will be examined by two examiners. Viva-voce will be held by a Viva Voce Board consisting of three Internal members.
The thesis will be submitted in triplicate on before the date prescribed by the Department. An Examination Committee Constituted by the Academic Council on the recommendation of the Faculty concerned consisting of three examiners of which two must be external, and degree will be conferred by the Academic Council on the recommendation of the examiners.
2 courses · 8 credit hours across 1 term
| Code | Course title | Credits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PBS 601 | Buddhist Literature | 4 | This course provides the researcher a higher level knolwdge on Buddhist Literature. The Buddhist literature contains various components. Research Students will have ample opportunity for using their enthusiastic investigating idea through this course. Researcher will be able to know the various dimensions of Buddhist Literature including Tripitaka and Buddhist Sanskrit Literature. This course gives the research student a fair idea which improves their thinking in new dimension. It will also help the reseracher to collect information on proposed reserach theme. |
| PBS 602 | Research Methodology and Buddhist Philosophy | 4 | This course contains the research methodology and Buddhist philosophy. The research methodology will focus the method of dissertation writing, data collection and analysis, and various sorts of research methodologies. The Buddhist philosophy will explore the tanents and doctrines of two main Buddhist schools : Theravada (Hinayana) and the Mahayana. This is a very thought provoking course on Philosophy of Buddhism. This course will inspire the researcher to figure-out the necessity and importance of Buddhist Philosophy in the modern age and various contexts. The Research Student will be inspired to review and develop their idea on various dimensions of Buddhist Philosophy and Literature. They will be enabled to discuss the subject-matter in a very effective way with authentic references. |