Develop a good understanding of foundational principles underlying Hindu civilization, society, and culture.

Develop a good understanding of analytical methods through which knowledge, is analyzed and processed, including the methods laid out in Hindu philosophy as well as in wester philosophy.

Develop a good understanding and working proficiency in Sanskrit language, so that he/she can understand and further do an in-depth study of the large number of Hindu texts available in Sanskrit.

Develop a very good understanding of Hindu practices (related to the individual, family, society, and the state), and how these practices (past, as well as present) are manifestations of core Hindu foundational principles.

Acquire some expertise through electives in one or more areas of knowledge of their interest and previous knowledge base, and thereby be able to better contextualize their understanding of “Hindu” in the present and future world.

Co-relate the other religions and cultures with Hindu religion and culture to create innovative ways and means for betterment of mankind.

Gain professional skill in various fields of Hindu Studies like Contemporary Hindu Studies and Applied Hindu Studies.
Identify/understand/attain in depth understanding of Hindu Principles, Practices, Traditions, Values, diversity, History, Philosophy, Society, Culture and Civilization.

Become eligible to go for doctoral studies and for vocations in teaching, education and counselling, administrative leadership, non-profit management, priesthood, social work, fine arts and mass communication.