Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Pune, Pune
University of Pune, Pune
Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit
The Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit (CASS)was established in 1964 as an independent research oriented Department in the University of Pune for training scholars and promoting higher studies in Sanskrit learning.
Initially the Centre was provided with the infrastructure for higher research in Veda and Vyakarana. In 1974 the facilities for the advanced training and research in Nyaya (Indian Logic) and Mimamsa (Science of Textual Interpretation) were added. This is the first and oldest UGC Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit in the whole country.
Courses Offered
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
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