UNIT - I 

1. Nature and Objects of Indian Philosophy, 2 .Indian Philosophy : Fundamental Features, Importance and Usefullness, 3 .Indian Philosophy : Theistic and Non-Theistic School, 4. The Philosophy of Gita, 5. Swadharma (Apna Kartavya), 6 .Lok Sangraha (Lok Kalayan), 7. An Introduction of Indian Metaphysics, 8. The Philosophy of the Vedas, 9 .The Philosophy of the Upanishads, 10. Epistomology—Charvak Darshan, 11. Tatva Mimansha : Charvak Darshan, 12. Aachar Mimansha : Charvak Darshan, 13. Jain Ethics : Triratna, Anuvratas and Mahavratas, 14. Jain Philosophy : (i) Jiva and Ajiva, 15. Jain Philosophy : (ii) Anekantavada & Syadavad, 16. Jain Philosophy : (iii) Bondage and Liberation, 17. Ethics of Buddha Philosophy, 18. Four Noble Truth and Pratitya Samutpada of Buddha Philosophy, 19. Buddha Philosophy : The Doctrine of Momentariness and Noself, 20. Nature of Pramana and Types Perception, 21. Types of Pramana : (i) Anuman, 22. Types of Pramana : (ii) Comparison and Testimony, 23. Padartha (Vaisheshika) Philosophy Concept of Dravya, 24. Padartha (Vaisheshika) Philosophy Concept of Attribute (Quality) and Karma, 25. Padartha (Vaisheshika) Philosophy Inherence, Particularity, Generality and Non-Existance, 26. Sankhya Philosophy, 27. Yoga Philosophy, 28. Purva Mimansa and Vedant : Nature of Dharma and Pramanyavad, 29. Nature of Gyan Mimansa, 30. The Advaita Vedanta of Shankara (Brahma-Maya, Jiva-Bandhana & Moksha), 31. Nature of World, 32.Nature of Brahma, 33.Nature of Soul, 34. Ramanuja—The Relation between Jiva and Brahma, Brahma Jagat (World) and Conception of Maya, 

UNIT - II

1. Modern Western Philosophy (Rene Descartes), 2 .Benedict Spinoza, 3 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz, 4. John Locke, 5 .George Berkeley, 6. David Hume, 7 .Immanual Kant, 8 .George Wilhelm Hegel.