Is M.Sc at National Sanskrit University better than Andhra University, Visakhapatnam?
National Sanskrit University is established in 1961. It provides Diploma courses in arts and Management stream.NSU also provides various undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
National Sanskrit University has a massive campus of 42acres with 101 faculty and total 2870 students.
Whereas, Andhra Univer
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By B.A (466 seats) and by SASTRI which has:
- Sahitya-66 seats
- Vyakarana-40 seats
- Vastu-11 seats
- Nyaya-11 seats
- Siddhanta jyotisha-11 seats
- Agama-11 seats
- Dharmasastra-11 seats and many more
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 examination
- Class 10 marksheet
- Class 12 marksheet
- Transfer
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:
Departments | BSc Government Job Roles | Average Annual Salary (in INR) |
|---|---|---|
Forest Department | IFS Officer | 4.1 LPA |
Indian Agricultural Research Institute | Laboratory Assistant | 2.2 LPA |
Indian Air Force (IAF) | Medical Assistant | 9.1 LPA |
Food Corporation of India (FCI) | Trainee | 4.3 LPA |
Indian Railways | Assistant Officer | 7.5 LPA |
SBI | Probationary Officer | 4.6 – 16 LPA |
National Sanskrit University BSc admission is entrance-based for the academic year 2024 as candidates seeking admission to the BSc at National Sanskrit University are required to appear for the CUET. Therefore, Class 12 marks are not enough for admission to BSc programmes.
BSc in Yoga and, BSc in Computers programmes at National Sanskrit University are three-years (six/ eight semesters) course at UG level. One who exits at the end of the first year will be issued Certificate in the specialised and concerned subjects. One who exits at the end of second y
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