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Over 430 seats nether the Four-Year Undergraduate Programmes (FYUGPs) of the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit stay vacant successful the 2025-26 world year.
These are among the 698 seats that stay vacant successful undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma programmes of the varsity successful 2025-26. As galore arsenic 436 seats stay vacant for the FYUGPs successful the existent world year.
In the world twelvemonth 2024-25, a full of 613 seats remained vacant portion the corresponding fig successful the world twelvemonth 2023-24 was 427, according to information received successful reply to an exertion filed nether the Right to Information Act. There has been a hike successful the fig of vacant seats for the undergraduate programmes successful 2025-26 compared to the concern successful 2024-25. It went up from 296 successful 2024-25 to 436 successful 2025-26. The varsity launched the FYUGPs successful the world twelvemonth 2024-25.
The BA (Honours) programme successful Sanskrit Sahitya has the highest fig of vacant seats successful the 2025-26 world twelvemonth (59), followed by BA Hindi (Honours) (54) and Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) (53). The programmes that had vacant seats supra 30 included B. A Malayalam (Honours) (39), B.A. Philosophy (Honours) (33), and B.A. Sanskrit Vyakarana (Honours) (39). Among the M.A. programmes, determination were 54 vacant seats successful the postgraduate programme successful Hindi, followed by M.A. Philosophy (42). There were 58 vacant seats successful the Postgraduate Diploma programme successful Translation and Office Proceedings successful Hindi.
Senior varsity officials stated that the intake for the Four-Year Undergraduate Programmes was not connected the expected lines successful the existent world year. They said that required measures volition beryllium taken to code the contented that included steps to popularise the undergraduate programmes among the aspirants. Such campaigns volition beryllium carried retired successful schools and colleges, they said.
