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Many top universities in India provide courses for BA Sanskrit programme through online and distance learning mode. This distance course is specially designed for students who live in far locations or cannot attend the traditional classroom courses.

The BA online/distance learning programme includes online lectures, doubt sessions, interactive sessions, study materials and regular practice exams.

Some of the popular universities that provide online/distance education in BA Sanskrit are:

Disclaimer: The data provided in above table is taken from reliable resources and can vary.

The top 3 colleges in India according to the latest NIRF college rankings 2024 are Hindu College, Miranda House and St. Stephens College. The below table provides a comparative comparison on these top colleges in India based on course fees and placement packages for BA Sanskrit program. 

Disclaimer: The data provided in above table is taken from reliable resources and can vary.

NOTE: The colleges specified above come under the wing of Delhi University and does not offer BA (Hons.) Program in Sanskrit. Students can still pursue Sanskrit as a subject under UG Program at these colleges.

Admission to the BA (Hons) at Delhi University (DU) is based on the CUET UG scores of the applicants. To appear for CUET UG, candidates must select the subjects that they have studied in Class 12. The CUET UG subject combination depends on the BA (Hons) specialisations in which the admission is sought. English is not compulsory for all BA (Hons) specialisations in DU. However,  English is mandatory for candidates seeking admission to the BA (Hons) English. They must have studied English in Class 12 and appeared for CUET UG with English.