National Sanskrit University Tirupati Answered Questions

Yes, if you have passed Class 12th with 60%, you may be eligible for admission to the B.Ed programme at Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth. Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth accepts candidates who have passed a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with at least 50% marks for admission to the B.Ed programme.  However, the specific eligibility criteria vary depending on the programme you are applying to, as admission to the B.Ed programme at Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth is based on merit and availability of seats.

Yes, IISER Tirupati is more expensive than National Sanskrit University. The annual fee for the Master of Science (M.Sc) program at IISER Tirupati is INR 93,402. On the other hand the fee structure for National Sanskrit University varies for different courses. Here are the fee details for some of the courses at National Sanskrit University:B.A./B.Sc.: INR 4,500 for the first yearB.Ed.: INR 5,000 for the first yearB.Sc.: INR 4,500 for the first yearM.A.: INR 700 for the first yearM.Sc.: INR 5,250 for the first yearPG Diploma: INR 6,000 (Total Fees)Diploma: INR 350 (1st Year Fees)

Placement at Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (RSV) in 2023 was generally good. The university was able to place 90% of its students in jobs or further studies. The highest package offered was ?9.6 Lacs per annum, which was offered to a student who graduated with a PhD in Sanskrit. The average package offered was ?5 Lacs per annum, which was offered to students who graduated with a master's degree in Sanskrit.

The entrance exam for Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (RSV) 2023 depends on the programme you are applying to. For undergraduate programs (BA, BSc, BEd), the entrance exam is the Combined Sanskrit Entrance Test (CSET). The CSET is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). It is a two-hour exam that tests students' knowledge of Sanskrit language, literature, and culture. For postgraduate programs (MA, MSc, MEd), the entrance exam is the Combined Sanskrit Postgraduate Entrance Test (CSPET).

Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (RSV) offers a wide range of courses in Sanskrit and related studies, including:Undergraduate CoursesB.A. in SanskritB.A. in Vedic StudiesB.A. in Jyotisha (Astrology)B.A. in Yoga TherapyB.A. in Sanskrit with Computer ScienceB.A. in Sanskrit with EconomicsB.A. in Sanskrit with HistoryB.A. in Sanskrit with PhilosophyB.A. in Sanskrit with Political ScienceB.A. in Sanskrit with TeluguB.A. in Sanskrit with HindiB.A. in Sanskrit with EnglishB.Sc. in Computer ScienceB.Sc. in MathematicsB.Sc. in Statistics Postgraduate CoursesM.A. in SanskritM.A. in Vedic StudiesM.A. in Jyotisha (Astrology)M.A. in Yoga TherapyM.A. in Sanskrit with Computer ScienceM.A. in Sanskrit with EconomicsM.A. in Sanskrit with HistoryM.A. in Sanskrit with PhilosophyM.A. in Sanskrit with Political ScienceM.Sc. in Computer Science & Language TechnologyM.Sc. in MathematicsM.Ed. in Sanskrit Diploma CoursesDiploma in Temple CultureDiploma in PourohityaDiploma in Sanskrit & LawDiploma in Management with oriental orientationDiploma in Yoga VijananaDiploma in Sanskrit (1 year)Diploma in Sanskrit (2 years)Diploma in Indian Music (Carnatic Music – Introductory)Diploma in Sitar (Indian Classical Instrumental Music – Introductory)Diploma in BharatanatyamRSV also offers a number of certified courses in Sanskrit and related subjects. In addition to its regular academic programs, RSV also offers a number of distance learning and online courses.

Yes, you can join Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth directly. However, you will need to meet the eligibility criteria for the programme you are applying to. For undergraduate programs, the eligibility criteria is that you must have passed the 12th grade or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks. For postgraduate programs, the eligibility criteria is that you must have a bachelor's degree in Sanskrit with a minimum of 50% marks. For PhD programs, the eligibility criteria is that you must have a master's degree in Sanskrit with a minimum of 55% marks