Central Sanskrit University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The admission in the institution is entrance based. The fees for the application form is very less. you have to fill the application form for the entrance first and then appear for the offline examination and then if you could get it you will get admission.

Since I was very interested in Sanskrit from my school, I took the college entrance test only for students who wanted to enter this college, I cleared it and then I gave an interview. The interview was not so complicated, I cleared it and got admission. An applicant for this college must study culture in his / her school as a subject, which is mandatory.

I Pursued my B.A Degree from this college at first by applying for the entrance exam and after completion of the UG Degree i applied for M.A Course but students completing their UG Degree from any recognized university can apply for the M.A course.

I was very happy because finals I got admission in this college my course is Very different and there are only few colleges offering my course it was little bit hard for me to get admission in my desired college and desired course

The admission to the college is based on the marks secured by the qualifying examinations. The ones who are selected will also have a round of personal interviews and then the final list of students seeking admssion comes.

Candidates who want to seek admission in the B.A course have to qualify in the entrance exam and then there is a round of personal interview too. The course gives you an insight on Sanskrit in great detail and that's why i chose it.

I first applied for the entrance exam conducted by the college itself. Shiksha Shastri Entrance Test(SSET) which are for the students willing to apply for B.ED. Program in this particular college. Students need to have 50% marks in Sanskrit to qualify the eligibility criteria.

Admission to this college is gained after a relevant score is achieved in the entrance exam conducted by this very college. Also a student who has studied sanskrit in school is eligible, which is mandatory. Since the college has high demand, the scores in entrance exam should be good.

Students who want to pursue BA (Shastri) must have 55% aggregate marks in addition and have studied Sanskrit in his/her school as a subject, this is mandatory. An entrance test is conducted by the college after clearing the entrance test interview is conducted on the college campus.

Students who want to pursue an MA must have done B.A. of 10+2+3 education system with Sanskrit as an elective subject, with 60% marks. Based on the academics and entrance test conducted by the college merit list is prepared.