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This expertly crafted book is an In-Depth Study Guide (IDG) for BPYC 131 – Indian Philosophy, a fundamental subject in the Bachelor of Arts (BAM) program from IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University). This guide offers a complete and insightful overview of Indian philosophical traditions, structured according to the IGNOU curriculum and designed to simplify complex concepts for smart, focused learning.Key Features & Benefits:Based strictly on the IGNOU BPYC 131 syllabusContains 300 to 350 pages of well-organized content printed on 80 GSM white paperClear explanations of key schools of Indian Philosophy: Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Samkhya, Yoga, Mimamsa, Vedanta, Buddhism, Jainism, and moreIncludes previous year’s important questions, model answers, and conceptual summariesEasy-to-read format ideal for self-study and last-minute revisionCreated by subject experts with a deep understanding of IGNOU BAM requirementsHelps in developing analytical thinking rooted in Indian philosophical traditionsWhy Choose This Book:Students enrolled in the BAM program at IGNOU will find this BPYC 131 Indian Philosophy guide immensely helpful for exam preparation and overall understanding. The content is laid out in a simple, structured manner to provide maximum clarity and retention. It includes critical concepts, short notes, long answer questions, and previous term-end exam questions, all designed to give students a competitive academic edge. The guide is suitable for both beginners and advanced learners seeking a reliable and complete resource.Details:This IGNOU BPYC 131 guide contains 300 to 350 pages of high-quality content printed on durable 80 GSM white paper, ensuring a long shelf-life and excellent readability. It is a well-curated In-Depth Study Guide (IDG) that features a question bank, most important questions, and previous years’ solved papers. The material is tailored to help students excel in both theoretical and practical assessments. This book stands out as an essential academic tool for IGNOU learners pursuing BPYC 131 – Indian Philosophy under the BAM degree program.