M.Ed. in Siksha Acharya 

at National Sanskrit University, Tirupati

After completing BSc from National Sanskrit University, candidates can get a lot of opportunities in the government sector. Given below are some of the popular government jobs after BSc from National Sanskrit University:

Common University Entrance Test (CUET) UG is an entrance examination conducted for admission to undergraduation programs offered by various central, state, private and deemed universities. Candidates willing to take admission to undergraduation programme in streams like Science, Humanities, Commerce, Law and Management must appear for the CUET UG exam when conducted.

The entrance examination assesses candidates at various levels: Language, domain knowledge and general aptitude. CUET UG is conducted annually in computer based mode. CUET UG scores are accepted by more than 300 universities across India. 

Candidates can apply for BSc programmes either by post, online or in person. The application form and prospectus can be obtained in person, by post or online. The online NSKTU BSc application process is elaborated below:

Step 1: Candidates must visit the 'admission section' on the official website of the University.

Step 2: Candidates should get themselves registered on the portal.

Step 3: Fill in the personal and, educational information.

Step 4: Submit the documents.

Step 5: Pay the National Sanskrit University BSc application fees of INR 200.

Application by Post: To obtain the application form through post, candidates need to pay the application fees through a DD that is drawn in favour of Registrar, Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, payable at Tirupati. By post-DD amount is INR 250. Candidates seeking admission should send the application in the prescribed form. The application form should be filled in by the applicant in his/ her handwriting. The declaration must be signed by the candidate and by the parent or guardian.

National Sanskrit University BSc curriculum is divided into semester-pattern. During the course of the programme, students are required to study following courses:

• Language
• Vocational Courses
• Conventional Courses
• Elective Courses

The placement details for the Class of 2024 is yet to be release on the official website. However, as per the students’ reviews on Shiksha page, National Sanskrit University recorded 90% placements for the recent batch. The highest package offered during the recent National Sanskrit University placements stood at INR 9.60 LPA, respectively. The key highlights National Sanskrit University placements are presented below:

Note: The data mentioned above has been taken from students’ reviews on the Shiksha page.

Accenture, capgemini, Asian paints, cognizent, ICICI Bank, TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Deloitte, and Wipro were among the leading recruiters present at the National Sanskrit University placements. On the other hand, according to student reviews on the Shiksha page, 90% of the most recent cohort was placed successfully in reputable firms. 

National Sanskrit University BSc admission 2024 is based on scores obtained by candidates in the CUET. Under the National Education Policy, BSc programmes of NSKTU are designed with multiple exit options. Candidates seeking admission to BSc at National Sanskrit University are required to pass Class 12 exams.

BSc in Yoga and, BSc in Computers programmes at National Sanskrit University are three-years (six/ eight semesters) course at UG level. One who exits at the end of the first year will be issued Certificate in the specialised and concerned subjects. One who exits at the end of second year will be issued a Diploma in the specialised and concerned subjects.

NSU accepts CUET-PG scores for courses including Acharya, MA, MSc, MAIMT, B. The entrance exam is conducted by Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha. The admission to these UG courses are based on CUET UG Exam scores, the merit of the student considering their 10+2 examination results. The students have to get qualified in the CUET entrance examination with a valid scorecard if they want to study at National Sanskrit University.