Jammu University Non CBCS
Sanskrit Previous Year Question Paper
6th Semester
SA-601
Jammu University NON-CBCS Sanskrit 6th Semester Previous Year Question Paper
If you’re a student enrolled in the B.A. Sanskrit (Non-CBCS) programme at the University of Jammu and preparing for your 6th Semester examination, this page is designed to help. Below you’ll find a breakdown of what you can expect in the question paper, plus useful tips to prepare — even though the full official syllabus for the Non-CBCS 6th Semester may not be publicly available.
Course Details
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University: University of Jammu
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Course: B.A. Sanskrit (Non-CBCS)
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Semester: 6th
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Total Marks: 100 (typically)
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External Paper: 80 marks
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Internal Assessment / Practical / Assignments: 20 marks
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Duration: Usually 2½ to 3 hours
Expected Syllabus & Topic Areas
Though the exact Non-CBCS syllabus for Semester VI is not clearly listed, the University’s website lists “Sanskrit (I, II, III, IV, V, VI semester)” under undergraduate syllabus downloads. (Jammu University)
Using knowledge of typical Sanskrit programmes and older syllabi, you should prepare along these lines:
Unit I – Classical Sanskrit Texts & Grammar
- Study of selected Sanskrit prose or poetry (e.g., classical kāvya, drama)
- Advanced grammar: sandhi, karaka, syntax, compound use (samāsa)
- Translation (Sanskrit ↔ English/Hindi)
Unit II – History of Sanskrit Literature
- Vedic, Epic (Itihāsa), Puranic, Classical (Kāvya), Medieval and Modern traditions
- Major authors and their works (e.g., Kālidāsa, Bhavabhūti, etc.)
- Sanskrit literary criticism basics
Unit III – Applied & Functional Sanskrit
- Use of Sanskrit in modern context: technical terms, environment, science, technology
- Sanskrit composition (RASAH, Kāvya Rachana)
- Role of Sanskrit in culture, heritage and Indian knowledge tradition
Unit IV – Elective / Special Topics
- Sanskrit linguistics: phonetics (varṇa), morphology (prakriyā), semantics (artha)
- Comparative study: Sanskrit and other Indian languages
- Research methodology in Sanskrit studies
Question Paper Pattern (Expected)
- Section A: Short-answer / objective / translation questions from all units.
- Section B: Long-answer questions—typically one question from each unit, with internal choice.
- Each long answer worth ~15-20 marks (depending on structure).
- Total 80 marks for paper + 20 marks internal.
Important Focus Areas for Preparation
- Master the major grammar rules: sandhi, samāsa, karaka relations.
- Thoroughly revise one or two classical texts from syllabus (know themes, characters, major verses).
- Practice translation both ways (Sanskrit ↔ English or Hindi).
- Make short notes on major literary genres and periods of Sanskrit literature.
- Prepare modern applications of Sanskrit (e.g., in science, environment) since these are increasingly asked.
- Work on essay writing in Sanskrit (if required) and ensure plain Hindi/English explanation of Sanskrit terms.
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Conclusion
The Sanskrit 6th Semester Non-CBCS exam at University of Jammu covers both traditional grammar and literature as well as modern/functional aspects of the language. By focusing on the units above and practicing with past papers or sample questions, you can confidently prepare for your exams.