5 institutes · ranked by NIRF Engineering · JoSAA closing ranks where available.
Ranked by NIRF Engineering (best rank first)
5 institutes offer MA Sanskrit Nyaya. When two institutes share a programme, the one with the better (lower) NIRF Engineering rank appears first. Institutes without a numeric NIRF rank sort after ranked ones, alphabetically. JoSAA closing ranks are shown when available; non-JoSAA paths (VITEEE, LPUNEST, MHT-CET, etc.) are labeled separately.
University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram
One of the first 16 institutions in India, the University of Kerala was founded in 1937 and was formerly known as the University of Travancore. The Maharajah…
Listed via official programme catalog · MA Sanskrit Nyaya — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Government Sanskrit College Thiruvananthapuram; which was founded in the year 1889 is one of the oldest institutions for teaching and the propagation of…
Listed via official programme catalog · MA Sanskrit Nyaya — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Government Sanskrit College is a public college situated in Tripunithura, Kerala and has a rich history dedicated to Sanskrit learning. It was established in…
Listed via official programme catalog · MA Sanskrit Nyaya — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
In 2011, Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University, Nalbari was established. The departments in which the courses are offered are the School…
Listed via official programme catalog · MA Sanskrit Nyaya — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady
Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit Kalady was established in the year 1993 and it has been approved by UGC. The Sree Sankaracharya University of…
Listed via official programme catalog · MA Sanskrit Nyaya — no JoSAA closing rank (non-JoSAA admission path)
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