Paper 5 – Applied Knowledge – 1

"Applied Knowledge – 1" offers an in-depth exploration into the scientific advancements and knowledge systems of ancient India, tracing their origins back to the Vedas and the erudite Vedic Rishis. This course uncovers the contributions of ancient Indian civilization to various fields of pure science, including physics, chemistry, and mathematics, along with astronomy, geology, and agriculture. It also delves into the architectural genius of ancient Indian structures, their underlying principles, and the symbolic significance of iconography. Further, the course provides a comprehensive overview of the ancient health systems, particularly Ayurveda, highlighting its foundational texts and enduring practices.

Paper 6 – Applied Knowledge – 2

The "Applied Knowledge – 2" course delves into the practical aspects of Ancient Indian wisdom, exploring the realms of Arts, Culture, Social Systems, and the intricacies of Administration and Economics. From the rhythmic beats of traditional music and dance to the foundational principles that shaped Indian society and governance, this subject offers a comprehensive view. It navigates through the societal roles and contributions of women, the duties of kings, and the sophisticated political and economic strategies outlined by ancient texts and scholars like Kautilya, providing a vivid picture of life in ancient India.

Paper 7 – Teaching Skills, Methods and Techniques

This subject delves into the quintessential traits and foundational requirements of a teacher, emphasizing the importance of passion, learning aptitude, and core teaching values such as humility, forgiveness, and discipline. It further explores advanced communication skills, including language proficiency, expression, and the innovative mindset crucial for engaging students effectively. The curriculum offers a deep dive into various teaching skills and methods, focusing on understanding student psychology, oral and written communication, storytelling, and simplifying knowledge delivery.

Paper 8 – Study of Dharma

Dharma is a very broad concept but it has been presented and percolated in a very complex and confused manner in a society at a large. Unfortunately Dharma is considered as equivalent to religion. It is very necessary and important to understand the baisc idea of dharma. Every student and learner need to be familiar of the foundations, functions and features of Dharma. Dharma is the way of living life, Dharma principles are guidelines for individual and society and balancing between individual, society and universe. Applications of Dharma are the basic rules of management of the relations between human and universe. Study of the Dharma will enlighten students that the real meaning of dharma and how it is different from religion.

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Project 

Based on the subjects covered in the program, students will be given elective topics for project. Project can be based on below point with reference to the different concepts taught in the program –
•    Validation of concept
•    Application of concept
•    Creating physical dummy models
•    Finding references and proofs for the concept, etc.
   Students have to write the thesis and present it front of external faculty panel.