Visva Bharati University, Santiniketan
Sainthia West Bengal

Visva Bharati University: Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) Exam Results

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Visva Bharati University: Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) Exam Results

M. Phil. Semester - III 2015 (AIHC&A) declared on Friday May 27, 2016

M.Phil. Semester - III 2015 declared on Saturday May 28, 2016

M. Phil. Semester - I Exam Results 2015 declared on Tuesday April 12, 2016

M. Phil. Semester -III 2015 declared on Saturday April 16, 2016

M.Phil. Semester - I 2015 (Culture Studies & Women Studies) declared on Tuesday April 5, 2016

M.Phil. (Sem-I), Sanskrit, 2015 declared on Thursday March 17, 2016

M.Phil. (Sem-I), Bengali, 2015 declared on Thursday March 17, 2016

M. Phil Semester - III 2015 declared on Tuesday March 8, 2016

M.Phil Semester - I (Hindi) 2015 declared on Tuesday March 8, 2016

M.Phil Semester - I 2015 declared on Tuesday March 8, 2016

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M.Phil Result (Cultural Studies) 2015	16 Jan, 2016	View Details
M.Phil. Semester - I (Sangit Bhavana) 2014	10 Dec, 2015	View Details
M.Phil Result 2015	12 Dec, 2015	View Details
Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) Hindi Exam Results 2015	05 Sep, 2015	View Details
Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) Sem-II ,2014 (Hindi)	04 Sep, 2015	View Details

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Visva Bharati University is a Central University for research and teaching in India, located in the twin towns of Santiniketan and Sriniketan in the state of West Bengal. It was founded by Rabindranath Tagore who called it Visva Bharati, which means the communion of the world with India. In its initial years Tagore expressed his dissatisfaction with the word 'university', since university translates to Vishva-Vidyalaya, which is smaller in scope than Visva Bharati. Until independence it was a college.