M. Phil
About Us
Vision, Mission, PEOs, and PLOs

Vision Statement | |
The Centre has set itself to offer innovative programmes of South Asian Society, Culture, Politics, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, International Relations and Geography that will satisfy the needs of students and researchers. The Centre has premeditated that in near future; it would play a leading role in the world of knowledge and will produce a sufficient number of professionals and social scientists for improving the quality of research pertaining to the region. Its mission is to produce quality research, responsive to national needs and priorities focusing more on issues relating to politics and socio-economic development of South Asia and national self-reliance. It will produce enlightened thinkers equipped with intellectual vision to help promoting peace and harmony across the region. | |
Mission | |
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Undertaking of high level research on South Asian themes. |
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Provision of in-service training facilities. |
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To organize M.Phil and Ph.D programmes: Multi-disciplinary Studies. |
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Arrangement of conferences, seminars, lectures, workshops and refresher courses. |
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Publication of journals on a variety of South Asian subjects. |
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Provision of instructions in one or more major South Asian languages, in order to promote regional harmony and awareness about each other. |
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Undertaking projects and development assignments on the South Asian region. |
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Role of think tank for policy making bodies. |
Goals | |
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Establishment of Documentation Centre on contemporary society of South Asia |
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Launching of research cell on India |
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Launching of research Journal on ‘Indian Studies' |
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Initiation of one-year diploma in ‘Indian Studies' |
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To organize BS (Hons.) and M.A. programme: Multi-Disciplinary studies |
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Promotion of inter-disciplinary relationship with other teaching and research establishment and relevant departments. |
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Provision of instructions in all South Asian (SAARC) languages |
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Promotion of harmonious linkages and ties among all the SAARC states-centres. |
M.Phil Admission Test Pattern (Use Adobe Acrobat Reader to Open) |
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List of Eligible Candidates for Entry Test (M.Phil Session 2020-22 Fall) (Use Adobe Acrobat Reader to Open) |
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List of Ineligible Candidates for Entry Test (M.Phil Session 2020-22 Fall) (Use Adobe Acrobat Reader to Open) |
Programs
Presently the Centre for South Asian Studies offer a wide range of degree programs.
Our Staff
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Prof. Dr. Naheed S. Goraya
Director

Dr. Marium Kamal
Assistant Professor

Dr. Arfan Mahmood
Assistant Professor

Mr. Muhammd Naeem
Admin Officer (Acting)
Centre for South Asian Studies
Arts and Humanities
The Centre was set up in its embryonic form in 1973 and acquired its present status in 1975. The Centre sets out to extend and improve the public understanding of Socio-economic and political developments in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. ....
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