Manipuri Department
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Manipuri Department
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The Department of Manipuri established in July 1997, offers M.A. , M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes of study. The major focus of the teaching and research endeavorsin the department is on areas like language, culture, Manipur’s folklore, Manipuri literature and translation theories. Apart from teaching and research the department has also been organizing national level seminars and UGC sponsored refresher courses. Study tours to centers of folklore and Manipuri culture are also occasionally arranged.
UG Course
Courses Offered
Courses Offered
Duration
Number of Seats
Program Course Structure
Timetable
Year
M.Sc(by course work)
Four Semesters
31
M.A(Syllabus)
2013-2014 batch
M.A Open Course 203-CBCS
One Semester
20
Notice
Application Form
Open Choice Syllabus-203
2021
2021-2022
M.Phil (by course work and dissertation)
Ph.D. (by course work and research work)
IPP Coursework(Syllabus)
D.Litt (by research work)
Faculty
Name
Designation
Contact
Area of Specialization
H. Nani Kumar Singha, Ph.D.
Professor
09435600946 h.nani.kumar.singha@aus.ac.in
Manipuri Folklore, Manipuri Culture, Eastern Criticism, Modern Manipuri Poetry.
H. Rajmani Singha, Ph.D.
Astt. Professor
09435374181 h.rajmani.singha@aus.ac.in
Indian Literary Criticism, Old Manipuri literature and culture.
R.K. Nirmola Sana, Ph.D.
Astt. Professor
09435201614
Tibeto-Burman Linguistics, Modern Manipuri Literature
Head of Department
Prof. H. Rajmani Singha
9435374181
h.rajmani.singha@aus.ac.in
Placement
Many of the students passed out from the department of Manipuri are now serving as faculty members, researchers in various educational institutions both within and outside north-east India.
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About Assam University
Assam University Establishment Act
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RTI
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Diphu Campus
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Prospectus - P.G./U.G./I.G/Ph.D. 2025-26
Prospectus - B.Tech & M.Tech (2025-26)
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Departmental Profile
The Department of Manipuri established in July 1997, offers M.A. , M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes of study. The major focus of the teaching and research endeavorsin the department is on areas like language, culture, Manipur’s folklore, Manipuri literature and translation theories. Apart from teaching and research the department has also been organizing national level seminars and UGC sponsored refresher courses. Study tours to centers of folklore and Manipuri culture are also occasionally arranged.
UG Course
Courses Offered
Courses Offered
Duration
Number of Seats
Program Course Structure
Timetable
Year
M.Sc(by course work)
Four Semesters
31
M.A(Syllabus)
2013-2014 batch
M.A Open Course 203-CBCS
One Semester
20
Notice
Application Form
Open Choice Syllabus-203
2021
2021-2022
M.Phil (by course work and dissertation)
Ph.D. (by course work and research work)
IPP Coursework(Syllabus)
D.Litt (by research work)
Faculty
Name
Designation
Contact
Area of Specialization
H. Nani Kumar Singha, Ph.D.
Professor
09435600946 h.nani.kumar.singha@aus.ac.in
Manipuri Folklore, Manipuri Culture, Eastern Criticism, Modern Manipuri Poetry.
H. Rajmani Singha, Ph.D.
Astt. Professor
09435374181 h.rajmani.singha@aus.ac.in
Indian Literary Criticism, Old Manipuri literature and culture.
R.K. Nirmola Sana, Ph.D.
Astt. Professor
09435201614
Tibeto-Burman Linguistics, Modern Manipuri Literature
Head of Department
Prof. H. Rajmani Singha
9435374181
h.rajmani.singha@aus.ac.in
Placement
Many of the students passed out from the department of Manipuri are now serving as faculty members, researchers in various educational institutions both within and outside north-east India.