Overview

Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth (SLSRSV), also known as Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, is a Central University established in 1962. It is located in New Delhi, Delhi, India. The Vidyapeeth specializes in Sanskrit education and research with its main campus in New Delhi.

Approvals: Recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). It operates under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, as per MoE guidelines. NAAC accreditation and grading information is Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-10. No AICTE/NMC/PCI approvals applicable since it is a Sanskrit University.

Official Site: http://www.slsrsv.ac.in/

Quick Facts

• Founder: Government of India
• Vice Chancellor: Prof. Ram Karan Sharma (as per latest official update)
• Student Count: Not explicitly stated on official sources as of 2024-06-10
• Departments/Faculties: Sanskrit Language, Literature, Vyakarana (Grammar), Darshana (Philosophy), Jyotisha (Astrology/Astronomy), Sahitya (Literature)
• Contact Info: Phone: +91-11-23812600, Email: info@slsrsv.ac.in
• NAAC Grade: Not available as per latest data
• NIRF Rank: Not listed on NIRF as of 2024

Courses & Programs

SLSRSV offers programs primarily in Arts with a focus on Sanskrit studies, including traditional and modern curricula.

• Faculties: Arts (Sanskrit and allied subjects)
• Popular Programs:
  • B.A. in Sanskrit (3 years, Regular)
  • M.A. in Sanskrit and related streams (2 years, Regular)
  • Diploma and Certificate courses in Sanskrit language and literature (Duration varies)
  • Ph.D. in Sanskrit and allied disciplines
• Mode: Regular mode (full-time)
• Intake: Not specified on official sources

Admissions

Admissions are generally based on merit through the University’s own entrance exams or merit list as per program. No management or quota seats are publicly mentioned.

• Mode: Entrance exam / Merit-based
• Accepted Exams: University-specific entrance tests for PG and PhD; for UG merit in qualifying exams considered
• Typical Timeline: Admissions usually open in June–July annually
• Admission Page: Admission details on official site
• Application Steps:
  1. Download or fill online application form from official site
  2. Submit required documents (mark sheets, ID proofs)
  3. Appear for entrance exam/interview if applicable
  4. Check merit list and follow official admission instructions
• Application Portal: Online Application Form

Eligibility

• B.A. in Sanskrit: 10+2 pass (any stream), minimum 45% marks (relaxations as per Govt. norms)
• M.A. in Sanskrit: Graduate degree in Sanskrit or related discipline, minimum 50% marks
• Ph.D.: Master's degree in Sanskrit or allied subject with at least 55% marks; qualifying NET/SLET as per norms
• Documents Needed: Mark sheets, ID proof, category certificate (if applicable), passport size photographs

Fee & Scholarships

• Indicative Fees:
  • B.A./M.A. Tuition Fee approx. ₹5,000–₹10,000 per annum
  • Hostel fee extra, approx. ₹10,000 per annum (where available)
  • Examination fee nominal
• Scholarships: Government scholarships available for SC/ST/OBC/EWS students as per central/state rules
• Merit & Need-Based: Limited merit scholarships; check official site for updates

Placements

• Placement Percentage: Not officially published
• Top Recruiters: Government schools, Sanskrit academies, research institutes, teaching positions
• Average CTC: Not available
• Placement Cell Contact: Official Contact Page
• Internships: Primarily academic research and teaching internships

Campus & Facilities

• Hostels: Separate hostels for men and women on campus
• Mess: On-campus vegetarian mess facilities
• Sports & Recreation: Sports ground, indoor games
• Labs & Library: Dedicated Sanskrit language and literature libraries with rare manuscripts
• Healthcare: Basic healthcare facilities on campus
• Wi-Fi & Transport: Campus Wi-Fi available; transport info Not detailed on official sources
• Clubs & Fests: Cultural and literary clubs promoting Sanskrit heritage, annual cultural fest

Faculty & Research

• Notable Faculty: Eminent Sanskrit scholars and researchers
• Research Centres: Centre for Sanskrit Research, Manuscriptology, and Allied Studies
• Grants & Patents: Not available from official sources
• MoUs: Partnerships with Sanskrit universities and research institutions across India

Rankings

• NIRF: Not ranked under general or Sanskrit category as of 2024
• NAAC: Grade not found
• QS/India Today/Outlook: Not ranked in national/international listings publicly

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

• Results & Cut-Offs: Published on university admission portal post entrance exams
• Seat Matrix: Not clearly detailed on official website
• Official Link: Results & Cut-offs

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi (approx. 18 km)
• Nearest Railway Station: New Delhi Railway Station (approx. 10 km)
• Local Transit: Well connected by Delhi Metro (nearest station: Mukarba Chowk), buses, and autos

FAQs

1. Q: What is the admission process for M.A. Sanskrit?
   A: Apply through the official portal, appear for entrance test/interview if required, and await merit list announcement.
2. Q: Are there any distance learning programs?
   A: Currently, courses are offered in regular mode only.
3. Q: What is the approximate fee for undergraduate courses?
   A: Tuition fees range between ₹5,000–₹10,000 per annum excluding hostel charges.
4. Q: Does SLSRSV provide hostel facilities?
   A: Yes, separate hostels for men and women with mess facilities are available.
5. Q: Is there any scholarship available?
   A: Yes, government scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/EWS and merit-based grants are offered.
6. Q: How can I contact the university for admission queries?
   A: Email info@slsrsv.ac.in or call +91-11-23812600.
7. Q: Are placements guaranteed?
   A: The university primarily prepares students for academics and government jobs; placements are not formally guaranteed.
8. Q: When does admission start each year?
   A: Usually in June–July; refer to official website yearly for exact dates.
9. Q: Is there any entrance test for Ph.D. admissions?
   A: Yes, a university-conducted entrance test or interview is required.
10. Q: Where can I find the syllabus and course structure?
    A: Available on the official website under academics/course details section.