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MA Samskrit – Announcement
Introduction MIT SVS announces the launch of the next batch of its masters’ program – MA in Samskrit – designed for the 21st century seekers. This authentic, convenient and customizable program is meant for the smart seeker yearning to dive deep into the ocean of knowledge available in the Samskrit language. Admission Workflow – For those residing outside India Please click here. Admission Workflow – For residents of India Here are all the steps for admission. Skip ahead to the step that applies to you. Fill the pre-registration form Decide which option to take: Master’s Certificate in Samskrit, or MA…
Swadeshi Patrika – Vedic Sciences for Sustainable Development
India’s Vedic culture is one of those few surviving traditions on Earth that have advocated sustainable development all along. Here is an article discussing the inherently eco-friendly nature of the Indian way of life. It also talks about the MIT SVS courses that cover such aspects of sustainable living.
Samskrita Shaastra Praveshikaa (Marathi) – संस्कृत शास्त्र प्रवेशिका
Samskrita Shaastra Praveshikaa (Telugu) – సంస్కృత శాస్త్ర ప్రవేశికా
Samskrita Shaastra Praveshikaa
मराठीत वाचा తెలుగులో చదవండి Overview Samskrita Praveshikaa Delivery mode: Online: Recorded sessions twice a week and live session once a week to clear doubts Designer & instructor: Asst. Prof. Suryanarayana Duration: 5 months Total lecture hours: 75; Credits: 5 Course fee: Rs 6,000 Eligibility: Knowledge of Hindi script Medium of instruction: Samskrit, with support in regional languages Shaastra Praveshikaa Delivery mode: Online: Live sessions twice a week Designer & instructor: Asst. Prof. Suryanarayana Duration: 4 months Total lecture hours: 45; Credits: 3 Course fee: Rs 4,000 Eligibility: Having scored 70% in Samskrita Praveshikaa or Samskrit Proficiency Test Medium of instruction:…
Contemporary usage of Indic Vaastu principles
— Atul Sathe For most people in urban and semi-urban areas, the maximum part of the day is spent in the built-up environment, be it in an office, shop or home. Naturally, the quality of this manmade environment plays a vital role in the physical and mental wellbeing of people. Along with aesthetic beauty, any building should first satisfy the utility factor for its occupants, both at the levels of matter and energy. This is what the ancient Vaastu Shastra of Indic origin aims for. The recently organized workshop on ‘Vaastu Shastra for Design’ beautifully delved into the holistic Indian…
MIT Yogavahini Yoga Instructor Training
Overview Course name: Yoga Instructor Training (YIT) course (international certification) Venue: MIT SVS, MIT ADT University campus, Loni Kalbhor, Pune Designer & Instructor: Yogavahini Duration: One year Schedule: Three face-to-face sessions Fee: Rs 30,000 (payable in three installments @ Rs. 15k+10k+5k) Eligibility: Basic fitness Important dates: Last date for registration: February 4, 2020; Course dates: March 4-8, 2020 (five days), first half of June 2020 (10 days), December 2020 (five days) Enroll: Pay fee online Introduction In an era of rising healthcare costs and various physical and mental ailments troubling people of all age groups, a holistic system that not…
Master’s in Samskrit – Admission process for those residing outside India
Here are all the steps for admission into the Master’s program in Samskrit by MIT SVS and HUA. Skip ahead to the step that applies to you. Fill the pre-registration form Formally apply as follows: For Masters’ Certificate (level 1) in Samskrit, fill out the SVS Online Certificate Courses form. Select “Samskrit-1” in the “Course you wish to apply for”. Fee is USD 3,600 per level (year), payable in two equal installments when offered admission. Register for the entrance test – Samskrit Language Proficiency (SLP): Follow instructions here Optionally, enroll in the Samskrit-1 course of MIT SVS to help prepare…
MA Samskrit Entrance Test: Samskrit Language Proficiency (SLP) Test
The MIT SVS’ M.A. Sanskrit degree program (or the Masters’ certificate program in Sanskrit) is conducted predominantly in Sanskrit medium. To ensure that candidates have the required proficiency to comprehend and communicate in Sanskrit language, MIT SVS requires its applicants to take an online Samskrit Language Proficiency Test. This test is currently administered by Vedavaapi Foundation, a non-profit organization in India dedicated to spread Indic knowledge through technology. About the Samskrit Language Proficiency (SLP) Test The SLP Test has a total of 4 sections – Grammar and Usage sections in two levels each – basic and intermediate. For admission to our Masters’ programs, you need to pass…
