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Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati: Master of Philosophy (MPhil) Exam Results
-- Vishistacharya (M.Phil) First Semester examinations conducted in November, 2019 View declared on Wednesday January 1, 2020
-- Visistha Acharya (M.Phil) Sanskrit & Education II Semester conducted in April, 2019 View declared on Monday July 8, 2019
-- M.Phil (sanskrit) - 1st Semeter View declared on Thursday February 28, 2019
-- M.Phil (Skt) and M.Phil (Education) 1semester Nov, 2018 View declared on Monday January 28, 2019
-- Visistha Acharya (MPhil) Sanskrit & Education 2nd Semester examination conducted in April, 2018 View declared on Wednesday August 1, 2018
-- MPhil Entrance Test conducted during July, 2018 View declared on Thursday July 12, 2018
-- M.Phil (Education) 1st semester & M.Phil (Sanskrit) Supplementary View declared on Thursday March 1, 2018
-- M.Phil Ist Semester View declared on Wednesday February 21, 2018
-- M.Phil 2nd Semester Viva-Voce Examination results View declared on Thursday July 27, 2017
-- M.Phil entrance test conducted during june 2017 View declared on Sunday June 25, 2017
-- M.Phil 1st semester View declared on Tuesday April 18, 2017
-- MPHIL 1st semester held in December, 2016 View declared on Friday February 10, 2017
MPhil 2nd semester declared on Wednesday June 22, 2016
M.Phil (Sanskrit) 2nd semester conducted during April, 2016 declared on Wednesday June 1, 2016
| Title | Posted | View Details |
|---|---|---|
| M.Phil 1st Semester conducted during November, 2015 | 13 Jan, 2016 | View Details |
| M.Phil (Skt.) and M.Phil (Edu.) 2nd Semester Examinations conducted during April, 2015 | 01 Jun, 2016 | View Details |
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On the recommendations of the Central Sanskrit Commission appointed by the Government of India during 1950s, a Central Sanskrit Institute was established at Tirupati in 1961 by the Ministry of Education, Government of India in partial fulfilment of the recommendations, for the preservation and propagation of Traditional Sanskrit learning combining it with the modern methods of research. The Government of India constituted an autonomous registered body called ‘Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha Tirupati Society’ for the administration of the institution.