National Sanskrit University Tirupati Answered Questions

The National Sanskrit University sets its M.Sc. admission cut-off based on the scores obtained in the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). The course-wise cut-offs for the year 2023 have been listed. For instance, the cut-offs for courses such as *Sahitya* range from around 111 to 117, while that for *Vyakarana* ranges from 109 to 113.Candidates willing to know the latest update regarding the cut-offs can check the website of the university or look at the CUET merit list updates for each round.

National Sanskrit University accepts the CUET scores for BSc admission. National Sanskrit University offers BSc in two specialisations i.e. BSc in Computers and BSc in Yoga. There are 22 seats available in the BSc in Computers programme and 44 seats are available in BSc in Yoga. The total seat intake for BSc in Yoga and, BSc in Computers programmes offered at National Sanskrit University is 66.

National Sanskrit University has not yet released the placement details for 2023 on its official website. However, as per the students’ reviews on the Shiksha page, 90% of the recent batch was successfully placed. The National Sanskrit University BSc highest package offered during the recent placements was INR 9.60 LPA. The top recruiters who participated during placements included Infosys, Wipro, ICICI Bank, TCS, etc.Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.In the absence of BSc-specific placement data, generic placement data has been taken.

After completing BA from National Sanskrit University, candidates get a lot of opportunities in the government sector. They need to appear for different government exams held by various authorities to secure a well-paying and respected government job. The below table highlights some of the government exams one can take to secure good government jobs after BA from National Sanskrit University: BA Top Job Profiles Details Average Salary (in INR)IAS Responsible for placing government policies into execution and overseeing their functioning at the grassroots level 30 lakhIPSEnsure public safety by supervising the police agencies of states and Union Territories 27 lakh IFS Responsible for maintaining good international relationships with other countries on behalf of India27 lakh Research AssociateResearch Associates plans, organizes, and conducts research for various market topics including the financial market4.6 lakh Civil Defense Services CDS officers are responsible for supervising all three defense forces of India 14 lakh Bank POBank POs are responsible for supervising the clerical staff6.8 lakh 

Students who get admission to BSc programmes offered at National Sanskrit University are required to submit the following documents along with fees at the time of admission as mentioned below:Provisional/ pass certificate of the last qualifying examinationClass 10 marksheetClass 12 marksheetTransfer CertificateDate of Birth CertificateConduct CertificateCaste Certificate for SC/ ST/ OBC studentsIncome Certificate for SC/ ST/ OBC studentsMigration CertificatePassport-size photographs

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:DepartmentsBSc Government Job RolesAverage Annual Salary (in INR)Forest DepartmentIFS Officer4.1 LPAIndian Agricultural Research InstituteLaboratory Assistant2.2 LPAIndian Air Force (IAF)Medical Assistant9.1 LPAFood Corporation of India (FCI)Trainee4.3 LPAIndian RailwaysAssistant Officer7.5 LPASBIProbationary Officer4.6 – 16 LPA

Candidates who get admission to BSc Yoga and, BSc Computers programmes at National Sanskrit University are required to pay the NSKTU BSc fees according to the fee structure mentioned below:One-Time FeesTuition FeesINR 100INR 2,550Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

National Sanskrit University BSc admission is based on CUET scores. Candidates seeking admission to the programme can fill in the application forms in both online and offline modes. Below is the National Sanskrit University BSc admission process:Step 1: Application ProcessCandidates can apply for programmes either by post, online or in person. The application form and prospectus can be obtained in person, by post or online. The procedure to apply online for NSKTU BSc admission is elaborated below:Step 1.1: Candidates must visit the 'admission section' on the University's official website.Step 1.2: Candidates should get themselves registered on the portal.Step 1.3: Post-registration, Fill in the personal information and educational information.Step 1.4: Submit the documents.Step 1.5: Pay the application fees of INR 200.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 should send the application in the prescribed form. The application form should be filled in by applicants in their handwriting. The declaration must be signed by the candidate and by the parent or guardian.Step 2: Selection CriteriaAdmission will be confirmed based on scores obtained by candidates in the CUET. The final step of admissions is to pay the NSKTU BSc fees.

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.

Candidates can apply for programmes either by post, online or in person. National Sanskrit University BA application fees is INR 200. 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.