Foundation Course

Praksiromani I & II

Foundation course in Sanskrit

First Semester


Tamil (+1 Book)

As per Tamil Nadu Government Class XI Prose syllabus.

English (+1 Book)

As per Government of Tamil Nadu Class XI prose Syllabus.

Basha Pravesha: 1

Basha Pravesam is in two parts – this is the basic text of the Samskrutha language.

Grammer 1

Sanskrit Grammar First Paper – Sabda and Dhaatu paatha

Grammer 2

Sanskrit Grammar Second Paper – About Prakriti and prathyaya

Second Semester


Tamil 

As per Tamil Nadu Government Class XI Prose syllabus.

English 

As per Government of Tamil Nadu Class XI prose Syllabus.

Basha Pravesha: 2

Basha Pravesam is in two parts – this is the basic text of the Samskrutha language.

Grammer 3

Sanskrit Grammar Second Paper – About Prakriti and prathyaya

Kosa & Prose

Amarakosam authored by Amara Simhan (only the first part). 

Vyasa Vachana Bhagavatam is an abridged version of Srimad Bhagavatam.

Third Semester


Tamil (+2 Book)

Tamil is according to the Prose portion  of the Class XII Syllabus of Government of Tamil Nadu.

English (+2 Book)

Tamil and English is according to the Prose portion  of the Class XII Syllabus of Government of Tamil Nadu.

Raghuvamsa (1st Sarga)

Raghuvamsam – is a Sanskrit classic authored by Poet Kalidasa. This work narrates the history of the kings ruled in the clan of Emperor Raghu. Sri Rama was born in this clan.  The work consists of 19 chapters. Out of these, the first chapter is prescribed for this course.

Tarka Sangraha

Tarka-Sangraha is a treatise in Sanskrit giving a foundational exposition of the ancient Indian system of logic and reasoning. The work is authored by Annambhatta and the author himself has given a detailed commentary, called Tarka-Sangraha Deepika, for the text. The text of Tarka-sangraha is a small book with about 15 pages only. The book deals seven categories and their subdivisions.s. It consists of four subsections. Pratyaksham(direct), Anumanam(inference), Upamanam(metaphor) and Sabda(sound).

Laghu Siddhanta Kaumudi

The author of this book is Varadarajaa. This work is an abridged version of his master Battoji Dikshita’s Siddhanta Kaumudhi(723 sutras), which  in itself is a abridged work of Panini’s Sutras(3959). The Sutras for the grammar is more concisely described and style than Dikshita.

Fourth Semester


Tamil 

Tamil is according to the Prose portion  of the Class XII Syllabus of Government of Tamil Nadu.

English 

English is according to the Prose portion  of the Class XII Syllabus of Government of Tamil Nadu.

Kumara Sambhava (5th Sarga)

Kumara Sambavam  is another classic  authored by Poet Kalidasa. The work describes the birth of Lord Sri Kumara to god Siva and goddess Parvati. Out of 18 chapters in this book, the fifth chapter is prescribed for the course.

Mimamsa Paribhasha

The author of this book is Srikrishna Yajwa. The special feature of this book is that it summarizes the theoretical examples of the  Purva-Mimamsa sastra.

Manika

This deals with sandhi, samasa, sentence formation, expressions, letter writing, essay writing in Sanskrit.

Contact Info

Sri Ahobila Math Veda Prabandha Sastra Adarsh Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya
Madurantakam.


No 53, Sannadhi Street,
Madurantakam,
Chengalpattu(Dt) – 603306.

044-27553070
pr_sas_mkm@yahoo.com

Mon – Fri 9:00A.M. – 5:00P.M.

Social Info

Performing strictly their daily ablutions like Trikala Sandhyavandana as mandated in the Sastras and recitation of Stotras after their Sandhyavandana develop devotion and faith in the Sanatana Dharma.

Why Study Here?

In addition, the students are taught the essential portions of Yajur Veda, 4000 Divya Prabandham and Agama subjects. Emphasis is given more to the Students’ adherence to perform their nithya karmanushtana such as trikala sandhya vandana and reciting stotra pathas as per the sampradaya.

According to the University syllabus, Tamil, English languages, Computer Science are also taught in keeping with the requirements of modern times. This ensures and enhances the students’ employability after passing out.

Benefits
Self Development
Spirituality
Eligibility

Why Choose Ahobila Math?

This Mahavidyalaya was one of the oldest Institutions teaching Sanskrit in this country. It was established by the peerless preceptor, the 42nd Jeeyar of Sri Ahobila Math, Injimedu Srimad Azhagiyasingar in 1942 to teach Veda, Prabandha, Sastra and Sanskrit, all under one roof, in the traditional Gurukula style with a hostel attached.

 The mission statement of the founder is maintained and nurtured by successive Jeeyars of the Math even to date. The Institution is well administered by Sri Malolan Educational Trust. 

The Institution is recognised by Rashtria Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi(now Central Sanskrit University) as Adarsh Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya

The Mahavidyalaya is affiliated to the University of Madras in the faculty of Oriental Studies in the branches of Vyakarana, Nyaya and Visishtadvaita Vedanta and offer courses in Praksiromani I&II( 2years), Madhyamasiromani(B.A-3 years) and Siromani (M.A-2 years).

Self Development

The students have access to a well-equipped Library that contains more than 10000 books, fully catalogued, under 18 categories and  palm leaf Manuscripts. This will ensure to expand their knowledge base. 

Participation in the debates organized by the Kalyana Abhivardhini Sabha, founded by the first Principal Goshtipuram Sri U.Ve.  Sowmya Narayana charya Swami in 1942, improve their knowledge in the  Sanskrit literature 

Participating in National /level competitions and Seminars expose the students to increase their competitive spirit to perform better later in their lives 

A full-fledged Computer Lab with peripherals are at the disposal of the Students to increase their Computer skill. Yoga practice and Sports activities stimulate the brain and physique

Spirituality

Performing strictly their daily ablutions like Trikala Sandhyavandana as mandated in the Sastras and recitation of   Stotras after their Sandhyavandana develop devotion and faith in the Sanatana Dharma.

Learning the essential Veda and Prabandha ensure strong spiritual base for the student to face the problems squarely with equanimity  in their lives.

The learning of essential portions of Scriptures such as Vedas, Agamas, Upanishads, Itihasa, Puranas, Srimad Bhagavad Gita,  essential aspects of Dharma Sastras will have good grounding in their spiritual development.

Eligibility

Krishna Yajur Veda – Age 7 Completed(Duration – 7 Years)

4000 Divya Prabandha – Age 7 Completed(Duration – 4Years)

Praksiromani- 2 years:A pass in SSLC/OSLC/Samhitantam Veda adhyyanam/Agama

Madhyama Siromani (B.A.) 3 years:—-A pass in Praksiromani/Dip in Sanskrit. Even if there is no prior Sanskrit knowledge at the time of admission provided the same is acquired within 6 months of joining. 

Siromani (M.A) 2 years:  A pass in Madhyamasiromani/B.A(Sanskrit)