Kannada University
- Release Date : November 22, 2024
- Last updated : December 18, 2024
Kannada University
Kannada University, also known as Hampi University, was established in 1991 in Hampi, Karnataka. Its focus is on promoting the Kannada language, culture, and heritage through higher education and research. The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and doctoral programs in various disciplines, especially those related to Kannada literature, history, and culture.
Admission
- Eligibility:
- For undergraduate courses, candidates need to pass 10+2 with at least 50%.
- For postgraduate courses, a bachelor’s degree with 50% marks is required.
- For doctoral programs, a postgraduate degree in a relevant field is mandatory.
- Documents Required:
- 10th and 12th mark sheets.
- Graduation mark sheets (if applicable).
- Aadhar Card, Migration Certificate, Character Certificate, and Income Proof.
Admissions are merit-based and require the submission of an application through the university’s official portal.
Courses Offered
- Undergraduate Programs:
- Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
- Postgraduate Programs:
- Master of Arts (MA) in Kannada Literature, History, and other subjects.
- Master’s in Manuscriptology and Epigraphy.
- Diplomas:
- PG Diplomas in Anthropology, Manuscriptology, and Epigraphy.
- Ph.D. Programs:
- Specializations in Kannada literature, social sciences, and related fields.
Courses focus heavily on preserving and promoting Kannada culture and language.
Fees
- Tuition fees vary depending on the program:
- UG Programs: Around ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 per year.
- PG Programs: ₹10,000 to ₹20,000 per year.
- Diploma and Ph.D. programs have specialized fee structures.
- Scholarships are available for merit-based and economically backward students, with specific provisions for single-girl children and SC/ST categories
Placements
While Kannada University focuses primarily on academic and cultural development rather than direct employment, it does facilitate opportunities for students in teaching, research, and administrative roles. Graduates are often placed in:
- Educational institutions.
- Research organizations.
- Cultural preservation departments.
Top recruiters include cultural institutions, NGOs, and government organizations promoting Kannada heritage.
Facilities
- Well-equipped library.
- Computer labs and research facilities.
- Seminar halls and auditoriums.
The campus is designed to reflect Kannada cultural heritage and provides a serene envFor detailed information on specific courses, admission criteria, and other queries, download the brochure.ironment conducive to learning.
For detailed information on specific courses, admission criteria, and other queries, download the brochure.
