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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
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| The School currently has an Administrator, three highly qualified Vedic Teachers, a Tutor and a student body strength of 30 students. It is like any organized school with classrooms, a prayer hall and other amenities. There is a prescribed course material and the duration of each school day is approximately 13 hours. Classes commence at 6 AM and end at 7 PM with an hour's break for breakfast, an hour for lunch and a resting period of an hour. Full moon day, new moon day and the day preceding and succeeding those days (3 days in a fortnight) are off-days for the school and no new lessons are taught on those days. The students are required to review the lessons already taught to them during these off days.
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| MEMBERS OF FACULTY
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- Brahmashri. S.Ramakrishnan, a Ghanapadi is the Rig Veda Teacher in our Institution.
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- Brahmashri.S.Subramaniya Sharma, a Kramapadi is one of the Yajur Veda Teacher in our Institution.
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- Brahmashri.R.Aravinda Sharma, a Kramapadi is also a Yajur Veda Teacher in our Institution.
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| COURSE CURRICULUM
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| At the patasala, students are taught the Vedas from its basic level to Krama in a span of eight years. At this stage, they are conferred the title “ Kramapaati ”.
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| Those Kramapaatis who opt for advanced studies are taught “Jata” and “Ghanam” for a further period of two years and they are conferred the title “Ghanapaati”.
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| Such Ghanapaatis can pursue a more advanced course in the Vedas, outside our institution to become “Salakshana Ghanapaati”, which is the ultimate title in this discipline of education.
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| In our institution, we impart fastidious training to students to retain the original sounds of the mantras.
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The syllabus for Krama course is as follows:
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YAJUR VEDA |
RIG VEDA |
| First year |
Aksharaprayasam & Brahmanam (Arunam) |
Aksharaprayasam & Brahmanam |
| Second Year |
Brahmanam (1 & 2 Astaka) |
Samhitha (1 to 3 Astaka) |
| Third Year |
Brahmanam (2 & 3 Astaka), Kataka & Arunam |
Samhitha (4 to 6 Astaka) |
| Fourth Year |
Samhitha (1 to 4 Kandas) |
Samhitha (7 to 6 Astaka) |
| Fifth Year |
Samhitha (4 to 6 Kandas) |
Padha (1 to 3 Astaka) |
| Sixth Year |
Samhitha (7th kandas) Padha (1 to 3 Kandas) |
Padha (4 to 6 Astaka) |
| Seventh Year |
Padha (4 to 6 Kandas) |
Padha (7 to 6 Astaka) |
| Eighth Year |
Padha (7th kandas) Krama (1 to 7 Kandas) |
Krama (1 to 4 Astaka) |
| Nineth Year |
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Syllabus of Maharshi Sandipani Rashtriya Vedavidya Pratishahan, Ujjain, M.P : (Organization of the Ministry of HRD, Government of India)
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SNV Patasala, administered and run by Veda Sasthra Vidhya Trust is a registered institution under “Veda Patasala Scheme” by MSRVVP, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh (an autonomous organization of the Ministry of HRD, Government of India).
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The Syllabus for learning Vedas as prescribed by the MSRVVP and adopted in our Institution from the basic level to Samhithai will take a span of six years. To recognize the same under University level, the Pratishthan had applied with Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, a Deemed University which is under Ministry of HRD, New Delhi.
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Under letter No : 9-2/RSKS/Acd/Misc/2009-2010/92 dated 23rd June, 2011 the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, a Deemed University, (Established under the Ministry of HRD) having its place at 56-57, Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Dehli 110 058 has recognized the syllabus of Vedas as prescribed by MSRVVP and accordingly our students who have completed first four years will be recognized as “Veda Bhushan” which is equivalent to 10th Standard and students who have completed full six year course will be recognized as “Veda Vibhushan” which is equivalent to 12th Standard of high school curriculam. |
The syllabus for Jata & Ghanam course is as follows:
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Nineth Year |
Jata and Ghanam (1 to 4th Kandas) |
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| Tenth Year |
Jata and Ghanam (5 to 7th Kandas) |
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The school has a good digital library of original Vedic texts, which the students regularly use for reference.
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Students are required to undergo periodical in-house tests and once every year they are examined by highly qualified Vedic Pandits from the Sringeri Mutt to ensure their recitation skills. At times His Holiness Himself conducts such tests. This is a unique feature of our Institution.
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Evaluation is based on the following marks procured by the students in such tests.
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98% and above |
First Class |
| Between 90% to 97% |
Second Class with warning for further improvement. |
| Below 90% |
The student is declared failed and demoted or removed from the school. |
Five Ghanapaatis who have graduated from our school are considered to be among the best in South India, and are reckoned as experts to participate in advanced Vedic Programmes (Vedic Yagnas).
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Apart from Vedic education, the school also teaches subjects like English, Sanskrit and Mathematics to instill confidence in students to face the needs of the modern society.
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