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DHARMARAM ACADEMY FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION
Objectives
Salient Features
Target Groups
Eligibility and Admission
Structure of the Courses
Evaluation Methods and Awarding of Marks
Fee Structure
Awarding of Diploma
For Enquires and Admission
Objectives
- Make theological, philosophical and
religious studies easily accessible to the general public
- Impart these studies with a harmonious
synthesis of the Indian, Eastern, and Western genius
- promote mature Christian leadership
among the laity through intellectual and faith formation
- help people of other faiths to know
Christianity and its basic world view
Salient Features
- Choice of various disciplines: (1)
Philosophy, (2) Theology, (3) Legal Studies, (4) Theology of Spiritual
Life, (5) Counselling Psychology, (6) Biblical Studies, (7) Studies in
Religions, and (8) Thomas Christian Studies
- 80% of the study can be undertaken
through Online/Correspondence and 20% through contact classes and
practical sessions. The contact classes will be held for ten days every
year either in the first and second weeks after Easter or in the third and
fourth weeks of May.
Target Groups
- All seekers of knowledge, especially, catechism teachers,
students, youth, professionals, employers, preachers, lay ministers, etc.
Eligibility and Admission
- Degree from a recognised
College/University
- Send in application form and upon
receiving notification of acceptance from the office of DADE, register by
submitting the payment by Demand Draft.
Fee Structure
- Fee for any one year Diploma Course
including the course materials = Rs. 4800/- ($ 400 for foreign students)
- Merit scholarships are available for
deserving students.
- Total amount is to be remitted to DVK
office by Demand Draft at the time of registration. The Demand Draft is to
be drawn in favour of “Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram, Bangalore.”
- For five outstation students from each
of the disciplines, free accommodation will be provided during the contact
classes
Structure of the Courses
- Each diploma programme consists of 40
credits including a research paper.
- Upon registration, the student will be
provided with course materials for the first part, i.e., for 20 credits,
and after the successful completion of these credits, the course materials
for the final 17 credits will be given.
- After completing all the credit courses, the student will submit a research
paper on a relevant theme, approved by the coordinator of the concerned
course, and this research paper will carry 3 credits.
- The research paper shall be written
concurrently with the second part of the course. The length of the
research paper shall be between 10,000 and 15,000 words.
Evaluation Methods and Awarding of
Marks
- Each of the courses in a discipline will
have the following pattern of evaluation: 1) Written
Assignment/Project/Case Study = 50%; Attending Contact classes = 25%;
Objective Type Examination/Viva =25%.
- Online/electronic submission of the
written assignments is encouraged. Printed or hand-written assignments can
also be submitted.
- Students will have to attend
objective/viva examinations during the time of the contact classes.
- The total marks awarded are set as
follows: 10 marks per credit, i.e., the total of 37 credits would carry,
37x10 = 370 marks; contact classes = 37x5 = 185 marks; objective
examination/viva = 37x5 = 185 marks; and research paper = 60 marks and
total marks = 370+185+185+60 = 800 marks.
Awarding of Diploma
- Diploma will be issued from DVK on the
successful completion of the course with 50% aggregate marks.
Passing grade for each individual subjects will be 40%.
- Upon request and payment of the required
fees, a P.G. Diploma Certificate will be sent by post to successful
candidates.
For Enquires and Admission
Dr.
George Edayadiyil, CMI
Director, DADE
Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram
Dharmaram College P.O.
Bangalore - 560029, India
Tel: 080-41116227, 41116333, 9342809497; Fax: 080-41116000
Email: director@dade.in, office@dade.in, dade@dvk.in
www.dade.in, www.dvk.in/dade.htm
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