College at a Glance
About Sanskriti University
Sanskriti University is a private university located in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, on the Mathura-Delhi Highway (NH-2), approximately 28 km from Mathura city. It was established in 2016 and is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). The university operates as a multidisciplinary institution with schools covering Engineering, Management & Commerce, Pharmacy, Nursing, Agriculture, Education, Law, Ayurveda, and Fashion Design, among others.
The campus spans 40 acres with modern infrastructure including Wi-Fi-enabled classrooms, laboratories, a central library with DELNET digital access, and separate hostels for boys and girls. Sanskriti University has been recognised with several rankings, including 23rd among top 50 state private universities by Outlook 2024, and its School of Agriculture is accredited by ICAR. The university emphasises value-based education, with a compulsory life-skills course integrated into all programmes.
Sanskriti University Mathura Top Courses & Fees
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Course Name |
Duration |
Approximate Fees |
Eligibility Criteria & Admission Tests |
Description |
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B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering |
4 Years |
₹1,50,000 per year (₹77,000/sem) |
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematic s from a recognised board |
Core computer science program focusing on programming languages, data |
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structures, algorithms, and software development. |
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B.Tech (Other Specialisations) |
4 Years |
₹1,20,000 to ₹1,50,000 per year |
10+2 with PCM |
Professional engineering programs covering core technological domains and systems engineering. |
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BBA |
3 Years |
₹80,000 per year (₹42,000/sem) |
10+2 with 50% in best four subjects |
Undergraduat e business administration program covering core corporate management, economics, and marketing foundations. |
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BCA |
3 Years |
₹80,000 per year (₹42,000/sem) |
10+2 with 50% in best four subjects |
Computer applications undergraduate course emphasizing software tools, programming, and database management. |
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B.Com (Hons.) |
3 Years |
₹80,000 per |
10+2 with |
Advanced |
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year (₹42,000/sem) |
50% aggregate |
commerce degree focusing on financial accounting, corporate taxation, and business law. |
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B.Sc Nursing |
4 Years |
₹2,50,000 per year (₹1,27,000/sem ) |
10+2 with PCB and English, 50% for General/OB C (45% for SC/ST) as per INC norms |
Professional healthcare nursing program combining medical sciences, patient care, and clinical hospital training. |
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B.Pharma |
4 Years |
₹1,25,000 per year (₹64,500/sem) |
As per PCI norms |
Pharmaceutic al sciences program covering drug discovery, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and clinical formulation. |
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B.Sc Agriculture (Hons.) |
4 Years |
Varies |
10+2 with PCM/PCB or Agriculture with 50% |
ICAR- accredited agricultural science program emphasizing |
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agronomy, crop production, and soil management. |
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BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) |
5.6 Years |
As per NCISM/AYUSH norms |
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (min. 50%); NEET qualification mandatory |
Professional Ayurvedic medical degree covering traditional Indian medicine, clinical practice, and surgical training. |
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BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) |
4.6 Years |
₹1,40,000 per year (₹72,000/sem) |
10+2 with PCB and English with minimum 50% |
Allied medical program focusing on physical therapy, rehabilitation techniques, and therapeutic movement sciences. |
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B.Des (Hons.) Fashion Design with CCA |
4 Years |
₹2,40,000 per year (₹1,22,000/sem ) |
10+2 with minimum 50% marks in best four relevant |
Creative design curriculum covering apparel construction, textile |
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subjects |
technology, fashion illustration, and styling. |
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B.A. LL.B (Hons.) |
5 Years |
As per BCI norms |
10+2 with 50% as per BCI norms |
Integrated professional law degree combining liberal arts with comprehensiv e legal and constitutional jurisprudence. |
Sanskriti Scholarships
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Scholarship Category |
Concession / Waiver Details |
Eligibility Criteria & Conditions |
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SUNAT Scholarship |
25% to 100% tuition fee waiver |
Based on SUNAT score and qualifying exam percentage:
≥ 90%: 90% waiver
85% – 89.99%: 75% waiver
80% – 84.99%: 50% waiver
75% – 79.99%: 35% waiver |
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70% – 74.99%: 25% waiver |
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Chancellor's Scholarship Scheme |
10% to 100% tuition fee waiver |
For UG programs based on 10+2 marks (Annual family income ≤ ₹3 Lakh)
≥ 91%: 100% waiver
86% – 90.99%: 50% waiver
81% – 85.99%: 25% waiver
75% – 80.99%: 10% waiver
(Subsequent years depend on CGPA milestones ranging from 20% for 8.6–8.8 to 100% for 9.3+) |
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Sukanya Shiksha Yojana |
Free education / up to 100% scholarship |
Dedicated scholarship scheme providing financial support and tuition fee waivers for eligible girl students. |
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MBA Scholarship |
25% to 95% tuition fee waiver |
Based on MAT or CAT percentiles:
MAT 99+ / CAT 95+: 95% waiver
MAT 95–98.99 / CAT 90–94.99: 90% waiver
MAT 85–94.99 / CAT 80–89.99: 50% waiver
MAT 70–84.99: 25% waiver |
Sanskriti University Placements
Sanskriti University has a dedicated Training and Placement Cell that works year-round to connect students with recruiters.
Highest Package: ₹54 Lakh per annum
Average Package: ₹6.20 Lakh per annum
Placement Rate: 85% of students placed, with 200+ companies visiting campus
Companies/Recruiters: Microsoft, Amazon, HCL, Wipro, Infosys, HDFC Bank, Apollo, Byju's, FedEx, Nestle, Parle Agro, Patanjali, LG, Justdial, and others
Course-wise placement rates vary: M.Tech and BBA report 100% placement, B.Tech reports 93%, and MBA also reports 100% placement with the highest package of ₹54 LPA going to an MBA student. Diploma placements average ₹2.2 LPA.
Admission Process Sanskriti
Entrance Exams: Sanskriti University conducts SUNAT (Sanskriti University National Aptitude Test) as its primary entrance and scholarship exam for UG, PG, and Diploma programmes. For B.Tech, JEE Main scores are also accepted. For MBA, CAT/MAT/XAT/NMAT scores are accepted. For BAMS, NEET qualification is mandatory. International students are not required to take entrance exams.
Application Process:
- Register online through the admission portal
- Pay the application fee
- Appear for SUNAT or submit national exam scores
- After qualifying SUNAT, book your seat by paying ₹10,000 within 10 days
- Alternatively, provisional seat booking can be done by paying ₹11,000
- After result confirmation, submit ₹25,000 to secure the seat
For international students, the process involves submitting an application form with certified copies of mark sheets, passport copy, and proof of NRI/OCI/PIO status, along with an application fee of US $200 or ₹14,000.
Sanskriti University FAQs
1- Where is Sanskriti University located?
The campus is at 28 K.M. Stone, Mathura-Delhi Highway, Chhata, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh 281401. It is well connected by road and rail, with Mathura Junction being the nearest major railway station.
2- Is Sanskriti University recognised by UGC?
Yes. Sanskriti University is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). It also holds accreditation from the Bar Council of India and multiple other state accrediting authorities for specific programmes. The School of Agriculture is ICAR accredited.
3- What is student life like at Sanskriti University?
Campus life includes cultural festivals, workshops, competitions, and student clubs. The university hosts the annual cultural fest "Spark" and sports events. Students from over 22 states and several SAARC countries study here, creating a cosmopolitan environment. The campus has a canteen, and students often visit Highway Plaza on the Agra-Mathura Highway for off-campus dining and shopping.
4- Does Sanskriti University have hostel facilities?
Yes. Separate hostels are available for boys and girls with AC and non-AC options. Hostel fees for AC rooms range from ₹1,18,500 to ₹2,00,000 per year depending on room type and occupancy. The campus has 24/7 security with CCTV surveillance, armed guards at the single entry gate, and strict rules for girls' hostel access.
5- Is ragging an issue at Sanskriti University?
No. The university has a zero-tolerance policy against ragging, monitored by committees comprising staff, faculty, and student volunteers. Awareness campaigns, anti-ragging posters, and 24/7 supervision of ragging-prone zones are in place. The campus is described as a safe and supportive environment for all students.