B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
at Hindu College, North Campus

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
at
Hindu College
Overview

Hindu College offers a 3 years B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit course at the UG level. The Hindu College total tuition fee for the course over 3 years is INR 80,610. The course has a seat intake capacity of 38 students. Students can check other courses under Hindu College B.A..

Total Tuition Fees	₹86,010 Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	38
Type of University	Public/Government

B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit
at
Hindu College
Fees

Hindu College, University of Delhi B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit fee is a sum of multiple components, including the tuition fees, hostel fees, one-time fees, enrolment fees, examination fees, etc. However, there may be additional charges that students might be required. At Hindu College, University of Delhi, INR 86,010 is the total tuition fee for B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit. Here is more information about the Hindu College, University of Delhi B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit fee division:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year. Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 86,010
Hostel Fees Hostel fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than hostel fees. Meal Plan is included in the mentioned fee. Mess advance is includ Read more Hostel fee is calculated on the basis of 1st year Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than hostel fees. Meal Plan is included in the mentioned fee. Mess advance is included in the mentioned fee.	₹ 4.35 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 5.21 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2027

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I love my college. Hindu College = NIRF1. Its faculty & facilities are really very nice.

Placements: 90% of students got placed in our college. 50-60K is the lowest and 2 to 3 lacks is the highest package. There are no companies as such, you can do Ph.D. and get placed in a government university. 60-70% got internships. Roles offered in the course are teaching.

Infrastructure: There are very few facilities available in our department, like classes are very old, and there is no Wi-Fi facility in the summer, and Wi-Fi never works properly. Hostel facilities are okay, and the mess food is also okay & good compared to all others. The medical facility is not good.

Faculty: Teachers are really helpful. They are also qualified with a good degree and are of a nice nature. Teaching quality is also okay. The course also makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are not very difficult. For the average score, you can also study for 1 month before.

Other: I chose this course because it is different, not many people opt for this, so it is comparatively easy.

Reviewed on 13 Nov 2025Read More

Mayur

B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2027

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I love my college. Its infrastructure & faculty are both really nice. Hindu College = NIRF 1.

Placements: 2-3 lacks is the maximum & 50 to 60K is the average package. Companies are not for my course, but you can do Ph.D. & be placed in top colleges. 70% students get internships in my course otherwise, in commerce department, there are more internships available. Teaching is most offered in our course.

Infrastructure: In our course, the infrastructure and facilities are not very good. The reason behind this may be a low fund available. Wi-Fi never works properly & classes don't have AC facilities in the summer. The desks are very old, even though there is a new block, but it's not for our department.

Faculty: Teachers are really very helpful and even highly qualified, and also have a friendly nature. Course makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are not very difficult. If you want to score an average, you can just start studying 1 month before or for high scores, you should study regularly.

Other: I chose this course because not many students opt for this. So it is something different & comparatively there is less competition.

Reviewed on 13 Nov 2025Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2028

3.4

4Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

Great exposure for those who aim for UPSC but not so good in other things.

Placements: I don’t have much idea, but I’ve heard that placements here are good. There are no such companies for my course. Students usually take the JRF exams after B.A. The job roles offered are Assistant Professor, Head of the Department, Professor, and possibly researcher as well.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi facility are not at all satisfactory. It's been almost a year, and yet no Wi-Fi facility have been provided. We only have one canteen, that's all. There are no other snack booths. At least there should be an Amul/Nescafe or something similar in a top college.

Faculty: Faculty members are good and very helpful. The curriculum is not good. The university should make a few changes to the curriculum according to the NEP. They should align the SEC, VAC, and AEC with the honours subjects. This university is not providing proper knowledge to students who have opted for honours.

Other: This year, our college's fest didn't happen, even though it is one of the biggest fests in all of DU. A better approach for my course would be to make the SEC, VAC, and AEC compulsory and align them with the honours subjects. This way, students will be able to gain full knowledge of their subjects.

Reviewed on 5 May 2025Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2026

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I love my college. Its infrastructure and faculty are really nice. Hindu College ranks 1 in NIRF.

Placements: Around 70% of students are placed in my course. The maximum package is 2-3 LPA, and the average package is Rs. 50,000-Rs. 60,000. Companies do not specifically recruit for my course, but students can pursue a Ph.D. and get placed in top colleges. About 70% of students get internships in my course, while more internships are available in the Commerce department.

Infrastructure: In our course, the infrastructure and facilities are not very good. The reason behind this may be low funding. Wi-Fi never works properly, and classrooms do not have AC facilities in summers. The desks are very old, and even though there is a new block, it is not for our department.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and highly qualified, with a friendly nature. They make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not very difficult. To score average, you can start studying one month before, but for high scores, you should study regularly.

Other: I chose this course because not many students opt for it, so it is something different. Comparatively, there is less competition.

Reviewed on 13 Nov 2025Read More

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B.A. (Hons.) in Sanskrit - Batch of 2027

4.4

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Excellent college if you want to experience academics with an active life outside too.

Placements: My course doesn't get many students placed in the placement cell, but I would rate 4 stars because degree from here holds respect outside. Top roles offered are mostly teaching field since students forget about translators' work. Embassies require them and public speaking fields all have very high scope for Sanskrit.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is good. Classrooms have no ACs. If you don't have an airtel Sim then there is no network. I have never used Wi-Fi but students told me it isn't good. Wi-Fi in library is good. Canteen is very good, not enough place for everyone but the charges are okay. We don't have boys hostel so no comment on it.

Faculty: The syllabus has been drafted very well. The NEP helps us stand out in the crowd if we are good. Teachers here are very good except for a few but that's a problem we face everywhere. All teachers work hard here but a few just don't settle with us on a personal level, like their way doesn't click with us. Semester exams are tough but everything is from the context of what teachers taught us, so it's okay.

Reviewed on 14 Feb 2025Read More

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