Jammu University Non CBCS
Sanskrit Previous Year Question Paper
1st Semester
SA-101
University of Jammu NON-CBCS Sanskrit 1st Semester Previous Year Question Paper
If you are a student of B.A. Sanskrit (Non-CBCS) at the University of Jammu, this post provides you with the syllabus outline and question-paper pattern for the 1st Semester, helping you to prepare smartly and confidently.
📄 Course Details
- Subject: Sanskrit
- Semester: 1st (Non-CBCS)
- University: University of Jammu
- Total Marks: 100 (Theory 80 + Internal/Sessional 20)
- Duration: 3 Hours
📚 Syllabus Snapshot
According to the syllabus notification for Sanskrit, Semester I includes papers such as Major, Minor and other courses as per FYUGP programme under NEP-2020. (jammuuniversity.ac.in)
While the precise Old Question Paper for 1st Semester Non-CBCS may not be fully accessible, you can assume topics around:
- Fundamentals of Sanskrit literature and language
- Classical texts and their excerpts
- Grammar and composition in Sanskrit
- Translation and commentary of Sanskrit passages
- Short notes on prescribed authors/texts
🧮 Question Paper Pattern (Expected)
- The theory exam carries 80 marks.
- Students are likely required to attempt questions from each unit of the syllabus.
- There may be long-answer questions (approx. 10-12 marks), short answer questions (4-5 marks), and possibly objective or translation parts.
- Internal assessment of 20 marks will account for sessional work/assignments.
✍️ Important Topics and Sample Questions
Here are typical topics and sample questions you should practice:
Topics to focus on:
- Sanskrit grammar: sandhi, samasa, verb forms
- Short passages for translation (Sanskrit ↔ Hindi/English)
- Classical authors and their contributions
- Commentaries/explanations of shlokas or prose excerpts
- Literary periods and styles in Sanskrit literature
Sample Questions:
- Translate the given Sanskrit passage into Hindi (or English) and explain its meaning.
- Explain the concept of samāsa in Sanskrit grammar with examples.
- Write a short note on the life and work of [a classical Sanskrit author].
- What are the main characteristics of Sanskrit drama (or poetry) as a genre?
- Describe the difference between Sandhi and Samāsa with suitable examples.
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🏁 Conclusion
The Sanskrit 1st Semester paper sets the foundation for your further studies in Sanskrit — combining language, grammar, literature, and translation skills.
By focusing on the key topics above and practising sample questions under timed conditions, you’ll be well-prepared to perform strongly in your exam.