Acharya subjects
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38 courses are offered at one Central University each
- Acharya Advaita Vedanta NSU, 22 seats
- Acharya Agama NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Agam Tantra BHU, 20 seats
- Acharya Bauddha Darshan BHU, 24 seats
- Acharya Dharmasastra NSU, 30 seats
- Acharya Dharmashastra BHU, 29 seats
- Acharya Dharm Vijnan BHU, 21 seats
- Acharya Dvaita Vedanta NSU, 15 seats
- Acharya Indian Knowledge Systems NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Jain Darshan BHU, 24 seats
- Acharya Jyotish - Falit BHU, 36 seats
- Acharya Jyotish - Ganit BHU, 36 seats
- Acharya Jyotisha NSU
- Acharya Krishna Yajurveda BHU, 14 seats
- Acharya M.A. SLBSNSU, 38 seats
- Acharya Mimamsa NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Mimansa BHU, 14 seats
- Acharya Nayaya Vaisheshika BHU, 17 seats
- Acharya Nyaya NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Phalita Jyotisha NSU, 30 seats
- Acharya Prachin Nyaya BHU, 13 seats
- Acharya Puranetihasa NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Puranetihas BHU, 18 seats
- Acharya Rigveda BHU, 13 seats
- Acharya Sahitya (Alankara) NSU, 33 seats
- Acharya Sahitya (Kavya) NSU, 33 seats
- Acharya Samveda BHU, 13 seats
- Acharya Sankhya Yoga NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Sankhyayoga BHU, 17 seats
- Acharya Shukla Yajurveda BHU, 18 seats
- Acharya Siddhanta Jyotisha NSU, 30 seats
- Acharya Vastu NSU, 30 seats
- Acharya Vedabhashyam NSU, 30 seats
- Acharya Vedanta BHU, 18 seats
- Acharya Visishtadvaita Vedanta NSU, 10 seats
- Acharya Vyakarana NSU, 33 seats
- Acharya Vyakarna BHU, 71 seats
- Acharya Yoga Shiksha BHU, 60 seats
Every Acharya programme: seats, fee and entrance
42 programmes
| University | Programme | Seats | Fee as printed | Entrance | Shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Acharya in Sahitya2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Shahitya/Veda/Vyakaran/ Darshan / Puran / Dharmashashtra as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in that major subject at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's ... Full details at BHU | 71 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP18 | ||
Acharya in Vyakarna2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Vyakarna as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Vyakarana at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Vyakarna with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 71 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP25 | ||
Acharya in Yoga Shiksha2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityBachelor degree (Honours)/ Bachelor degree in Yoga / Sankhya Yoga, with an aggregate of 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) / Bachelor degree in any discipline with 01-year Diploma in Yoga with an aggregate of at least 50 % marks or equivalent CGPA in both i.e. B.A. and Diploma. Full details at BHU | 60 | Rs. 10,000 per semester | CUET (PG) COQP21 | ||
Acharya (M.A.)2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityShastri (B.A.) or B.A. with Sanskrit as a subject, with at least 40% marks. SC, ST, OBC and other reserved categories get a 5% relaxation in marks. Full details at SLBSNSU | 38 | Rs. 3,450 in the first year | Entrance test conducted by NTA | ||
Acharya in Jyotish - Ganit2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Jyotish- Ganit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Jyotish- Ganit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Jyotish-Ganit with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 36 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP12 | ||
Acharya in Jyotish - Falit2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Jyotish- Falit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Jyotish- Falit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Jyotish-Falit with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 36 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP11 | ||
Acharya Vyakarana, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 33 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Sahitya (Alankara), regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 33 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Sahitya (Kavya), regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 33 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Vedabhashyam, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 30 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Phalita Jyotisha, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 30 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Siddhanta Jyotisha, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 30 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Vastu, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 30 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Dharmasastra, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 30 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya in Dharmashastra2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Dharmashastra / Puran / Puranetihas/ Jyotish /Sahitya/ Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in that major subject at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the ... Full details at BHU | 29 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP07 | ||
Acharya in Bauddha Darshan2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Buddha Darshan, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in the Buddha Darshan at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent ... Full details at BHU | 24 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP04 | ||
Acharya in Jain Darshan2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Jain Darshan, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in the Jain Darshan at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. ... Full details at BHU | 24 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP10 | ||
Acharya Advaita Vedanta, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 22 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya in Dharm Vijnan2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Dharmagam/ Yogatantra/ Agamatantra/Agam/ Shaivagam as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in the major subject at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri/ Shastri (Honours) in Dharmagam/ Yogatantra/ Agamatantra/Agam/ Shaivagam, with an aggregate of 50% marks or equivalent ... Full details at BHU | 21 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP06 | ||
Acharya in Agam Tantra2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Dharmagam/ Yogatantra/ Agamatantra/Agam/ Shaivagam as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in the major subject at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri/ Shastri (Honours) in Dharmagam/ Yogatantra/ Agamatantra/Agam/ Shaivagam, with an aggregate of 50% marks or equivalent ... Full details at BHU | 20 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP03 | ||
Acharya in Vedanta2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Vedanta as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Vedanta at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or ... Full details at BHU | 18 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP23 | ||
Acharya in Puranetihas2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Puranetihas as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Puranetihas at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or ... Full details at BHU | 18 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP16 | ||
Acharya in Shukla Yajurveda2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Shukla Yajurveda as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Shukla Yajurveda at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Shukla Yajurveda with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 18 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP21 | ||
Acharya in Nayaya Vaisheshika2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Nyaya Vaisheshika as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Nyaya Vaisheshika at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least ... Full details at BHU | 17 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP14 | ||
Acharya in Sankhyayoga2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Sankhyayoga as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sankhyayoga at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or ... Full details at BHU | 17 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP24 | ||
Acharya Dvaita Vedanta, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 15 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya in Mimansa2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Mimansa/ Dharmashastra/ Ved/ Darshan/ Sarvadarshan / Sankhyayog / Nyaya Vaisheshik/ Vedant/ Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in that major subject at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total ... Full details at BHU | 14 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP24 | ||
Acharya in Krishna Yajurveda2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Krishna Yajurveda as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Krishna Yajurveda at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Krishna Yajurveda with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 14 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP13 | ||
Acharya in Prachin Nyaya2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Prachin Nyaya as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Prachin Nyaya at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. OR Bachelor degree (Honours) in Sanskrit as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Sanskrit at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks ... Full details at BHU | 13 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP14 | ||
Acharya in Samveda2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Samveda as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Samveda at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Samveda with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 13 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP20 | ||
Acharya in Rigveda2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Shastri (Honours) in Rigveda as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in Rigveda at the Bachelor's programme with an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Shastri / Shastri (Honours) in Rigveda with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. Full details at BHU | 13 | Rs. 1,000 per semester | CUET (PG) ACQP17 | ||
Acharya Nyaya, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Sankhya Yoga, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Mimamsa, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Visishtadvaita Vedanta, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Agama, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Puranetihasa, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya Indian Knowledge Systems, regular2 years (1 year after a four-year degree)EligibilityFor the two-year Acharya: Shastri or a three-year degree in the subject, or an equivalent such as Siromani or Madhyama, or B.A. with Sanskrit. For the one-year Acharya: a four-year degree or Shastri (Hons.) in the subject. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August. SC and ST candidates get a 5% relaxation. Full details at NSU | 10 | Rs. 2,470 a year | CUET (PG) | ||
Acharya (Sahitya), distance mode2 years (maximum 4)EligibilityA three-year degree or Shastri in the respective subject; graduates who had Sanskrit as second language or as a subject are also eligible, as are holders of Siromani, Sastra Bhushana, Vidyapraveena and equivalent titles approved by the university. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August of the year of admission. Full details at NSU | Not printed | Rs. 7,000 a year | Direct admission, open and distance mode | ||
Acharya (Puranetihasa), distance mode2 years (maximum 4)EligibilityA three-year degree or Shastri in the respective subject; graduates who had Sanskrit as second language or as a subject are also eligible, as are holders of Siromani, Sastra Bhushana, Vidyapraveena and equivalent titles approved by the university. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August of the year of admission. Full details at NSU | Not printed | Rs. 7,000 a year | Direct admission, open and distance mode | ||
Acharya (Dharmasastra), distance mode2 years (maximum 4)EligibilityA three-year degree or Shastri in the respective subject; graduates who had Sanskrit as second language or as a subject are also eligible, as are holders of Siromani, Sastra Bhushana, Vidyapraveena and equivalent titles approved by the university. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August of the year of admission. Full details at NSU | Not printed | Rs. 7,000 a year | Direct admission, open and distance mode | ||
Acharya (Jyotisha), distance mode2 years (maximum 4)EligibilityA three-year degree or Shastri in the respective subject; graduates who had Sanskrit as second language or as a subject are also eligible, as are holders of Siromani, Sastra Bhushana, Vidyapraveena and equivalent titles approved by the university. Minimum age 20 years on 15 August of the year of admission. Full details at NSU | Not printed | Rs. 7,000 a year | Direct admission, open and distance mode |
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Questions about Acharya
How many Central Universities offer Acharya?
3 Central Universities offer Acharya in 2026-27, in 42 programmes with 941 seats counted.
Which entrance exam is needed for Acharya in Central Universities?
Acharya programmes are filled through CUET (PG) (38 programmes) and merit, interview or direct admission (4 programmes). The route is fixed programme by programme, so two universities can use different tests for the same degree.
Which Central University has the most Acharya programmes?
By the number of Acharya programmes on offer: NSU (21), BHU (20) and SLBSNSU (1).
Is the Acharya fee the same at every Central University?
No. Every university fixes its own fee and prints it on its own basis: a semester, a year, at admission or the whole programme. The tables here give each fee as printed, with its basis, so that no two different bases are compared by mistake.