Jammu University NON CBCS Persian 1st Semester Previous Year Question Paper

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Jammu University Non CBCS

Persian Previous Year Question Paper

1st Semester

PR-101

Jammu University NON CBCS Persian 1st Semester Previous Year Question Paper

Jammu University NON-CBCS Persian 1st Semester – Previous Year Question Paper & Syllabus

Course Details

  • Course Code: UPRT101
  • Title: Persian Text I / History of Persian Literature
  • Credits: 4 + 2
  • Duration: 3 Hours
  • Theory Exam Marks: 80
  • Total Marks: 100 (Including Internal Assessment 20)
  • Exams Held In: December 2016, 2017, 2018 as per syllabus document. (Jammu University)


Syllabus Outline

Unit I

  • (Original Persian text excerpt)
  • Translation/Explanation/Summary of selected passages

Unit II

  • (Another set of Persian text)
  • Translation/Explanation/Summary

Unit III

  • Translation and Explanation of further text

Unit IV

  • Translation and Explanation of further text

Unit V

  • Critical note on life and literary works of the prescribed poets of Units III & IV. (Jammu University)

Question Paper Pattern (Based On Syllabus Note)

  • Two questions from each unit will be set.
  • Students are required to attempt one question from each unit.
  • A total of five questions must be attempted. (Jammu University)
  • Equal marks for each unit (suggests ~16 marks per question given total 80 for theory).


Expected / Important Questions

  1. Translate the given Persian passage (from Unit I) into English/Hindi and write a summary.
  2. Explain the literary contribution of [prescribed poet from Unit V] with reference to one of his poems.
  3. Provide critical note on the life and work of the poet [name].
  4. Translate and explain the passage from Unit III, discussing its theme and style
  5. Write short notes on:

    • The importance of Persian literary studies in India
    • The characteristics of classical Persian prose or poetry
    • The role of translation in Persian literature


Tips for Preparation

  • Practice Persian script reading and translation regularly—familiarity with script is key.
  • Memorize short summaries of the lives and works of prescribed poets (Unit V).
  • Focus on translation skills—accuracy and expression matter.
  • Try previous years’ papers for patterns of language translation + explanation.
  • Make brief notes in English/Hindi on each unit’s key topics.

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