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    The document outlines the syllabus and scheme of examination for the M.Phil/Ph.D. coursework in Yoga Studies at Himachal Pradesh University. It provides details on the 2-semester M.Phil program, including course objectives, evaluation methods, and course requirements. The first semester includes two theory papers on areas of research in yoga and research methodology/statistics. The second semester focuses on a dissertation worth 100 marks divided between writing and viva voce.

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    1

    Appendix-I

    SYLLABUS AND SCHEME OF


    EXAMINATION
    For

    M.Phil/Ph.D. Course Work and


    Entrance Test Scheme

    (w.e.f. 2016-2017)
    2

    Department of Yoga Studies


    Faculty of Social Science
    Himachal Pradesh University
    Summer Hill, Shimla-171005

    Appendix-I

    M. PHIL SYLLABUS IN YOGA STUDIES W.E.F. 2016-17 ONWARD

    The M. Phil course will be one year duration divided into two semester caring total 300
    marks.

    SEMESTER-I

    Course No. I Name of the Papers


    Marks

    PYS-101 Area of Research in Yoga 75


    Seminar 25
    PSY-102 Research Methodology & Statistics in Yoga 75
    Book Review 25
    TOTAL: 200
    3

    Note:-
    1. Theory Paper: For regular students each theory paper will be of 75 marks and duration of theory
    paper will be 3 hours. In each theor4y paper 10 Questions are to be set and candidate has to
    attempt only 5 Questions. All questions will carry equal marks.
    2. The seminars and one book review will be evaluated by the Department teachers/staff council.

    SEMESTER-II

    3 DISSERTATION 100

    The division of 100 marks will be as given below:

    (i) Dissertation Writing 75


    (ii) Dissertation viva-voce 25
    Total: - 100
    4

    M.PHIL - SEMESTER: 1st

    COURSE NO.I AND II

    PAPER-I: AREAS OF RESEARCH IN YOGA (As per Appendix-I)

    PAPER-II: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

    & STATISTICS IN YOGA (As per Appendix-I)

    M.PHIL - SEMESTER: 2nd - COURSE NO.III

    COURSE NO-III DISSERTATION

    MAXIMUM MARKS = 100

    The division of 100 marks will be as given below:-

    (i) Dissertation Writing 75


    (ii) Dissertation viva-voce 25
    Total: - 100
    5

    M.Phil/Ph.D. COURSE WORK


    Department of Yoga Studies

    PYS-101: Paper-I, Areas of Research in Yoga


    6

    [Total Marks: 100= Theory: 75 + Seminar: 25]

    Unit-1 Philosophical Areas-

    Brief introduction of Vedas, Upanishads, Indian Philosophy, Puranas, Smritis, Sri


    Madbhagvad Gita, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Ayurveda and possible areas of their
    research with examples.

    Unit-2 Literary Areas-

    Brief introduction of Patanjal Yoga Sutras, Hathpradipika, Gherand Samhita,


    Charandaskrit Astangyoga , Shivswarodaya, Gorakhsatakam, and their possible
    yogic areas of research with examples.

    Unit-3Life Sketches and their contributory Areas-

    Brief Life-sketches of Saint Raman Maharshi, Yogananda, Swami Charandas, Sri


    Aurobindo, Swami, Ramakrishna Paramhansh, Vivekanand,Swami Shivanand
    Saraswati, and Swami Kuvalayananda and their contribution in yogic field with
    respect to possible research areas.

    Unit-4 Health and Therapeutic Areas-

    Basic knowledge of Diet and Health based norms of Swara Yoga and possible areas
    of research, Yogic Therapy- its concepts, scope and principles. Possible areas of
    research with examples for therapeutic research on physiological, psychosomatic
    and psychological disorders. Relationship of Yogic therapy with some important
    Alternative therapies and possible areas of its research with examples.

    Unit-5 Educational Areas-

    Form, principles and methodology of Yogic education for primary, high/ higher
    education in schools and colleges, their possible areas of research. Essential
    elements for implementation of Yogic education in schools /colleges and their
    implications and their possible areas of research. Role of Yogic Education in Social
    problems, Administrative problems, Physical Education, Games & Sports and Moral
    Education; and their possible areas of research
    7

    M. Phil/Ph.D COURSE WORK

    DEPARTMENT OF YOGA STUDIES

    Paper-II, Research Methodology & Statistics in


    Yoga
    PYS-102 [Total Marks: 100= Theory: 75 + Book
    Review: 25]

    UNIT-1: NATURE AND TYPES OF RESEARCH, PROBLEM, HYPOTHESIS AND


    SAMPLING

     Research: Purpose and Nature of Research, Basic Elements of Research (Selection


    of Research-Area and Subject, Formation of Outline, Collection of Research Material,
    Analysis and Method of Classification, Primary and Secondary Sources of Research),
    Types of Yoga Research: Literary Research and Empirical Research.
     Literary Research: Assumption of Literary Research, Elements and Theories of
    Literary Research, Types of Literary Research (Historical Research, Comparative
    Research, Explanatory Research and Critical Research), Need and Importance of
    Research in Yoga.
     Empirical Research: Observation, Correlation and Experimental Research.
     Problem: Nature, Sources and Types of Problem, Characteristics of a Scientific
    Problem, Considerations in Selection of Problem.
     Hypothesis: Nature and Types of Hypothesis (Null Hypothesis)
     Sampling: Meaning and Significance of Sampling, Techniques of Probability and
    Non-Probability Sampling

    UNIT-2: TECHNIQUES OF DATA COLLECTION, VARIABLES, EXPERIMENTAL


    CONTROL,
    8

    RESEARCH DESIGNS AND RESEARCH REPORT WRITING

     Techniques of Data Collection: Observation Method, Experimental Method,


    Questionnaire, Interview
     Variables: Meaning and Types of Variables, Manipulation of Independent and
    Dependent Variables
     Experimental Control: The Nature and Problem of Experimental Control, Techniques
    of Control: Elimination, Constancy of Conditions, Balancing, Counter Balancing,
    Randomization
     Research Designs: Meaning and Purpose of Research Design, Randomized Group
    Designs and Factorial Designs
     Research Report Writing: Method and Style of Research Report writing

    UNIT-3: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS

     Basic Concepts: Meaning, Nature and Application of Statistics, Nature and Scales or
    levels of Measurement
     Graphical Representation of Data: Frequency Polygon and Histograms
     Measures of Central Tendency: Calculation of Mean, Median and Mode (Ungrouped
    Data and Grouped Data)
     Measures of Variability: Range, Quartile Deviation and Standard Deviation
     The Normal Distribution: Meaning, Properties and Applications of Normal Probability
    Curve (NPC)
    9

     Correlation: Meaning, Calculation of Coefficient of Correlation: Product Moment


    Method and Rank-Difference Method

    UNIT-4: PREDICTION AND INFERENCES

     Regression: Regression Equations and Prediction


     Significance of the Mean
     Significance of the difference between Means of Two Groups (Independent group
    and Correlated Group): Critical-Ratio test and t-test
     Chi-Square test
     Analysis of variance: One Way ANOVA

    UNIT-5: PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTER

    1. MS Office, M S-Word: Text formatting, M.S. Power Point: Creating presentations and adding
    effects.
    2. Introduction to Internet. Usage of Webs as a tool for literature survey.
    3. Use of E Journals,
    4. Use of E- library.

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