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Deepening Sanskrit Proficiency through the Bhagavad Gita: A Grammatical Study of the Chapters 1-3

The Bhagavad Gita is one of the most studied and revered texts of the Sanskrit tradition. While many courses focus on its philosophical teachings and spiritual message, this course, guided by Dr. Leena Doshi, approaches the text from a different perspective as a gateway to mastering Sanskrit grammar through direct engagement with the original shloka-s. This course presents a detailed grammatical analysis of the first three Adhyaya-s (Chapters 1–3) of the Bhagavad Gita. Using Samsaadhanii and other supporting tools, learners will study the structure of each shloka through padaccheda, anvaya, roopa-parichaya, sandhi, samasa, verb forms, and prakriti–pratyaya analysis.

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About the Course

Target  Audience

  • B.A. / M.A. Sanskrit Students
  • First year students of MA in Bhagavad Gita Studies (MABG) of IGNOU
  • Students of B.A. (Shastry) and M. A. (Acharya) of Central Sanskrit University with specialization in Vyakarana
  • Students of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. Gita Pravesha exams
  • Students of Samskrita Bharati, Gita Pravesha exams
  • Students of Kovida and Vidyabhooshana Chittor with Elective as Vyakarana and Bhagavad Gita.
  • Students enrolled in Diploma and Certificate Courses on the Bhagavad Gita across various institutions.
  • Students interested in applying grammatical concepts to any text.
  • Language Learners interested in morphological analysis of a verse.· ·           

·      What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)

  • Strengthen the grammatical foundation through a systematic study of the Bhagavad Gita.
  • Develop the ability to analyse shloka-s and grammatical relationships, enabling independent comprehension of Sanskrit texts.
  • Deepen your understanding of sandhi, samasa, roopa-parichaya, verb forms, and prakriti–pratyaya with powerful use of Samsaadhanii.

What are the materials/support you get?

  • Unlimited Access to Recordings - Missed a class or want to revise? Access all session recordings and course content anytime, at your own pace.
  • Live, Interactive Sessions - High quality learning through live online classes that encourage questions, discussions, and curiosity.
  • Doubt clarifications through Email.
  • संसाधनी - This site provides tools for Analysis of Sanskrit processing: morphological analysis and generation, segmentation, sandhi splitter, and parsing.

What are the pre-requisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)

What is the effort required to complete this course?

  • This is a 4-Credit Course, with total expected Student effort of 120-130 hrs.
  • Each credit in our system is equivalent to approximately 30 hours of learner-effort comprising all learning activities. This includes the time for attending the live sessions, listening to the recorded class material, solving exercises and completing the projects and assessments prescribed for the course.

Effort Breakup

Lectures (Recorded Lessons) - 56h

Tutorials (Doubt Clarification / Exam Discussions) - 4h

Self-Study - 40h

Project / Activity - 5h
Assessments - 15h

Component Assessment Pattern Final Marks in %
Weekly MCQ Tests 30 tests × 10 marks = 300 marks
(15% weightage)
15
Adhyaya-end Tests 3 tests × 50 marks = 150 marks
(15% weightage)
15
Final Examination Covering all Adhyaya-s 50
Individual Project Conducted for 50 marks
(15% weightage)
15
Attendance Assessed out of 25 marks
(5% weightage)
5
Minimum requirement for certification 60 / 100
Total 100

Tool to be used for the course:

Dr. Amba Kulkarni has generously offered the Samsaadhanii tool for this course which will help for advancement in the study of Sanskrit, Ramayana and Indian Culture. Under her esteemed guidance the team has developed this tool for the analysis showing the pada patha, pada parichaya, samasta pada parichaya and karaka anvaya, thus helping in understanding the text in a better way. 

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The Bhagavad Gita is one of the most revered and widely studied scriptures. Consisting of 700 shloka-s arranged in 18 Adhyaya-s, it forms a part of the Bhishma Parva of the Mahabharata, traditionally attributed to Bhagavan Vedavyasa.

The Gita is presented as a dialogue between Arjuna and Shri Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, just before the commencement of the great war between the Pandava-s and the Kaurava-s. Faced with grief, confusion, and moral dilemma at the prospect of fighting his own relatives, teachers, and friends, Arjuna seeks guidance from Krishna. The teachings imparted by Krishna in response to Arjuna’s questions constitute the Bhagavad Gita.

This course focuses on the first three Adhyaya-s of the Bhagavad Gita:

  • Arjuna Vishada Yoga (Chapter 1) – Arjuna’s despondency and moral conflict.
  • Sankhya Yoga (Chapter 2) – The foundational teachings of the Gita, including the nature of the Self, duty, and equanimity.
  • Karma Yoga (Chapter 3) – The doctrine of selfless action and the importance of performing one’s duty without attachment to results.

While these chapters are traditionally studied for their philosophical and spiritual teachings, this course approaches them from a grammatical perspective. Through detailed analysis of the original Sanskrit text, students will learn to understand the structure of the shloka-s using padaccheda, anvaya, roopa-parichaya, sandhi, samasa, verb forms, and prakriti–pratyaya analysis, thereby developing the ability to engage directly with the Bhagavad Gita in Sanskrit.

Yes. E-certificates will be provided by Vyoma Labs to all learners who clear the course requirements (Weekly MCQ Tests + Adhyaya-end MCQ Tests + Final MCQ + Project + Attendance) with 60% or more marks.
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