Sanskrit College And University Admission 2025: Application Form, Dates, Eligibility

Sanskrit College and University Admission 2025 Application Form will be Released soon for UG & PG Courses. Sanskrit College and University, offers admission to the various Undergraduates and Post Graduate programs for the school year 2025. The application form will be released through online mode on the official site. Candidates must check on the eligibility criteria before filling out the application form.

Candidates can get their Application Forms for various UG and PG courses through the official website. Below, in this article, applicants will get the detailed information regarding the Sanskrit College and University Admission 2025 Admission dates, application form, eligibility criteria, and admission procedure, etc.

Sanskrit College and University Admission 2025 Notification – Application to be released

Sanskrit College and University 2025 Important Dates:

Below we have provided the schedule of Sanskrit College and University 2025 Important Dates for the candidates to refer:

For UG

Event	Date (Tentative)
Released of Application Form,	August 2025
Last Date to submit Application form	August 2025
Publication of 1st Provisional Merit List	August 2025
Admission on the basis of 1st Merit List Start	August 2025
Completion of Admission	September 2025
Start of 1st Semester of UG Courses	October 2025

For PG

Events	Dates (Tentative)
Released of Application Form,	Last week of Jun 2025
Opening of Payment Gateway	Last week of Jun 2025
Last Date to submit Application form	The first week of Jul 2025
Closing of Payment Gateway	The first week of Jul 2025
Publication of First Provisional Merit List	The first week of Jul 2025
Online Admission	The first week of Jul 2025
Second provisional Merit list (if required)	The second week of Jul 202

Sanskrit College and University 2025 Application Form

Sanskrit College and University Admission 2025 Application Form will be Released soon for UG & PG Courses.

All applications will be received through online mode on a University official website. The Candidate will complete the application form by online and upload all documents required. Once this process is complete, the candidate will be redirected to a payment gantry.

After successful payment of the fees (Application Fees: Rs 100/-), the candidate can complete the online submission process. After payment is successful, a pdf is created and the student can download the pdf for future reference.

Number of Seats for Undergraduate Courses:

Subjects	GEN	SC	ST	OBC A	OBC B	Physically Challenged	Total seats
Sanskrit	35	13	4	4	2	2	60
Linguistics	11	4	1	2	1	1	20
Pali	7	3	1	2	1	1	15
Ancient Indian and World History	16	6	2	3	2	1	30
Philosophy	23	9	3	2	2	1	40
Bengali	23	9	3	2	2	1	40
English	23	9	3	2	2	1	40
T.O.L. (in each Specialization i.e, Advaita- Vedanta, Panini Vyakarana, Sahitya)	15	5	2	1	1	1	25

Number of Seats for postgraduate courses

Subject	Gen	SC	ST	OBC A	OBC B	Physically Challenged	Total Seats
Sanskrit	35	13	4	4	2	2	60
Bengali	23	9	3	2	2	1	40
English	23	9	3	2	2	1	40
Philosophy	16	6	2	3	2	1	30
Ancient Indian and World History	16	6	2	3	2	1	30
Linguistics	16	6	2	3	2	1	30
Advaita Vedanta/ Panini Vyakarn/ Sahitya [TOL]	16	6	2	3	2	1	30

Reservation Details:

• Reservation Details regarding the undergraduates.
• For SC and ST – 22% and 6% respectively of the total seats of the worried about the subject.
• For people with Disability: Reservation of 3% seats available for PWD within each respective category (SC/ST, OBC-A, OBC-B / unreserved) of the concerned subject.
• For OBC-A/OBC-B: Percentage of seats for these categories have been fixed as per government rules.
• Reservation Detail for postgraduates
• For SC and ST – 22% and 6% respectively of the aggregate seats of the concerned subject.
• For Persons with Disability: Reservation of 3% seats for PWD inside each respective category (SC/ST, OBC-A, OBC- B/unreserved) of the worried about the subject.
• For OBC-A/OBC-B: Percentage of seats in these categories has been fixed as per government rules.

Sanskrit College and University 2025 Eligibility Criteria:

Below we have provided the Sanskrit College and University Admission 2025 Eligibility Criteria for the candidates to check before applying:

For UG Programmes

Candidates who qualify Higher Secondary or their equivalent (in the 10+2 system) are eligible to apply for membership courses, subject to their satisfying of the eligibility criteria as given below:

The total number of seats under various categories and the minimum criteria for the eligibility (cut-off percentage) for applying for admission to various Hons. courses administered as under. (Aggregate is to be calculated based on the best four electives at Higher Secondary or equivalent)

Subjects	Eligibility
Sanskrit	60% in Aggregate, 60% in Sanskrit
Linguistics	50% in Aggregate
Pali	45% in Aggregate
AIWH	50% in Aggregate
Philosophy	45% in Aggregate
Bengali	60% in Aggregate, 60% in Bengali
English	60% in Aggregate, 70% in English
T.O.L (in each specialization)	45% in Aggregate, 45% in Sanskrit

Candidates willing to take admission within the Under-graduate Honours Degree course in different subjects and fulfilling the national minimum eligibility criteria as discussed above. above will go through a process of screening (which may involve written test), the modalities of which will be defined by individual departments.

For PG Programmes

Eligibility Criteria for admission to PG courses in the different subjects included below:

Course	Eligibility Criteria (General Category)	Eligibility Criteria (Reserved Category)
Two Years (Four Semesters) M.A in Sanskrit under Faculty of Arts	45% In Honours In Sanskrit From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two Years (Four Semesters) M.A in Bengali under Faculty of Arts	45% In Honours In Bengali From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two Years (Four Semesters) M.A in English under the Faculty of Arts	45% In Honours In English From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two Years (Four Semesters) M.A in Philosophy under Faculty of Arts	45% In Honours In Philosophy From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two Years (Four Semesters) M.A in Ancient Indian and World History under Faculty of Arts	45% In Honours In Ancient Indian and World History/ History From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two Year (Four Semesters) M.A in Linguistics	45% In Honours In any subject From Any Recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two years (Four Semesters) Acharya in Advaita Vedanta Under Traditional Oriental Learning	40% in Honours in Sanskrit  from any recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two years (Four Semesters) Acharya in Panini Vyakaran Under Traditional Oriental Learning	40% in Honours in Sanskrit  from any recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided,  the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)
Two years (Four Semesters) Acharya in Sahitya Under Traditional Oriental Learning	40% in Honours in Sanskrit  from any recognized University	Relaxation of the minimum eligibility criteria (cut-off percentage) by 10%. (Provided the candidate should achieve the qualifying marks in their respective honors subject)

Sanskrit College and University 2025 Admissions Process

Admission will be done on merit-based. Candidate admission to Under-graduate Honours / Shastri Degree course shall register himself/ herself as a full-time student of The Sanskrit College and University Admission.

All Under-graduate Honours / Shastri Degree courses will follow the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). A student registered for the Under-graduate Honours / Shastri Degree course in a particular subject shall not be permitted to seek admission to and pursue concurrently any other equivalent or higher degree course in this university or elsewhere.

A student shall be deemed to have pursued a regular course of study in a subject provided he/ she has an attendance of at least 75 percent in-class lectures. Taking part in field trips/ educational tours, undertaking projects, participating in the department organized seminars, etc. will be treated mandatory.

A student will only be allowed to write the end-semester examination if his/her total attendance percentage for that semester is 75% and above. The attendance of a candidate shall be counted from the date on which the respective classes begin (to be notified by the respective departments), or from the date on which he/ she is admitted, whichever is later.

A candidate with attendance between 65% to 74% will be declared ‘absentee’. Such a candidate may be permitted to write his/her end semester examination after being allowed by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Head of the Department in writing and after having paid the appropriate ‘absentee’ fees.

The University shall have the power to condone a deficiency in attendance, as per the instructions given by the competent authorities. A student debarred from writing the end-semester examination due to insufficient attendance may be allowed to take re-admission for the same semester only in the next year.

The syllabus as presented along with the Regulation shall be changed if so required by the University from time to time