COURSES
M.A. IN KANNADA STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE :
Two years regular course with eight papers in total. There are
four papers each of 100 Marks for Part I (i.e. First year) and
the same pattern for Part II (i.e. Second year).
M.A. PART I :
Paper I Modern Kannada Prose & Poetry
Paper III History of Kannada Language, Grammar & Prosody
Paper V History of Kannada Literature
Paper VII Special Study of a Literary Form
Or
Paper VII (Optional) Study of another Indian Literature : Marathi
M.A. PART II :
Paper II Old & Medieval Kannada Prose
& Poetry
Paper IV Poetics and Literary Criticism
Paper VI Cultural History of Karnataka &
Kannada Folklore
Paper VIII Special Study of an Author
Or
Paper VIII (Optional) Principles of Comparative
Literature &
Translation.
AWARD : VARADARAJA ADYA GOLD MEDAL
M.PHIL IN KANNADA :
Structure of the Course :
The M.Phil Course is of Three Terms (i.e. one & half years
duration). Admission is given during November each year. The candidate
enroling for M.Phil in the subject of Kannada is required to have
secured a minimum of 55% Marks in M.A. There are Three theory
papers each of 100 Marks and a dissertation.
Paper I Research Methodology
Paper II Comparative Poetics and Advanced Literary Criticism
Paper III A period of Literature : Medieval Bhakti Literature
Submission of Dissertation is compulsory, only after clearing
the Theory Papers. Examinations for theory Papers are conducted
after two terms.
Ph.D IN KANNADA :
Admission is given usually during the beginning of the Ist or
IInd Terms (July or November). M.A. with 55% of marks in Kannada
is a must. M.Phil degree holders are preferred.
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN KANNADA :
This course is offered Specially for Non-Kannadiga's. This is
a Part-time One Year (Post S.S.C) Course.
CENTRES : One at Kalina Campus & One at Navimumbai
Kannada Sangha, Vashi
Structure of the Course :
1) Introduction to the Language and Literature
2) Introduction to the basic vocabulary & sentences
3) Introduction of basic grammatical features
4) Comprehesion of passages
5) Introduction of simple Text
There are two theory papers and an oral test comprising 200 marks
in total and the passing minimum is 50%.
DIPLOMA IN KANNADA :
Eligibility :A candidate for being eligible for admission to
the Diploma in Kannada must have passed the degree course with
a working knowledge of Kannada Language. This is a Part-time One
year course.
Structure of the Course :
There are three papers each of 100 marks, an assignment &
Oral Test.
Paper I Structure of Kannada
Paper II Kannada Literary Text
Paper III Cultural History of Karnataka
Paper IV : Assignment & Oral Exam (50 Marks each)
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