To qualify for the Central Sanskrit University (CSU), Delhi 2025-26 Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be actively pursuing Sanskrit, Pali, or Prakrit as a primary or elective subject at a recognized university or educational institution.
• Be enrolled in studies ranging from Class 9 through the Ph.D. level.
• Have achieved a minimum score of 60% in the most recent qualifying examination.
• Possess the ability to read and write in simple Sanskrit, Pali, or Prakrit.

This scholarship is divided into two streams: Traditional and Modern. The specific eligibility requirements for each stream are detailed below:

Traditional Stream:

Modern Stream:

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The scholarship provides the following financial assistance:

Note:

• Ph.D./Vidyavaridhi candidates also receive an annual contingency amount of ₹5,000.
• The Ph.D./Vidyavaridhi scholarship is awarded for 36 months, contingent on satisfactory performance. Renewal requires a progress report and utilization certificate from the guide and department head.

Applicants must provide a scanned copy of their photograph and signature. The maximum file size for each is 50 KB.

Note: The Principal/HOD/Dean will verify the applicant's details, with a countersignature from the appropriate authority as specified in section 'F' of the 'Scholarship Details' document.

Follow these steps to apply:

Step 1: Click the 'Apply Now' button and review the details.

Step 2: Register by clicking the 'Register' button and filling in the required information. (If already registered, log in with your email ID.)

Step 3: Go to ‘Apply for Scholarship by the Student’ and click on the ‘Student Login for Online Scholarship Application’ tab.

Step 4: Click ‘Register’ and enter the necessary information to register on the website.

Step 5: Log in using your credentials after successful registration.

Step 6: Click ‘Online Application for Scholarship’, complete the form, upload documents, and submit.

The scholarship committee selects candidates based on merit and eligibility criteria. Preference is given to students in traditional/oriental studies, followed by honors and M.A. students.

The application deadline is September 30th, 2025.

Key terms and conditions include:

• Scholarship funds are disbursed via PFMS/NEFT/RBI/DBT/E-transfer to the candidate’s bank account.
• The scholarship covers 10 months, from July 1st to April 30th annually. Students must reapply each year.
• Applicants need an Aadhaar-linked bank account in a nationalized bank. Joint accounts are allowed for students up to class 12.
• Recipients must not receive other funding during the scholarship.
• Engaging in unrelated jobs or courses disqualifies the applicant.
• The university should be informed immediately if the applicant receives other scholarships.
• No study gaps are allowed.
• The university can modify rules or reject applications without explanation.
• Merit certificates are given to students who voluntarily return the scholarship, which may then be awarded to needy students.
• Appreciation certificates are issued to students who wish to donate their scholarship to a poor/needy student.
• Ph.D./Vidyavaridhi admissions must be regular and comply with UGC guidelines.
• Ph.D./Vidyavaridhi scholarships start from the admission date, requiring full-time research without other funding.
• Breaks between postgraduation and Ph.D. may be considered.
• Second Ph.D. scholarships are not provided.
• Unsatisfactory progress may lead to scholarship termination.