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Sanskrit Chhaatr Pratiyogita

The scheme aims to promote Sanskrit education among students by organizing Sanskrit competitions at various levels. Under this scheme, Sanskrit competitions are organized at various levels for both junior (Class 6 to 10) and senior (Class 11 to post-graduation) categories.

Authority

State/ UT

Region

Uttarakhand

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

Separate six Sanskrit competitions for junior and senior categories are organized at every level. The prize distribution is as follows: | Development Block Level | - Team Events: Minimum prize of ₹300/- and maximum prize of ₹800/-- Individual Competition: Minimum prize of ₹300/- and maximum prize of ₹500/- | District Level | - Team Events: Minimum prize of ₹400/- and maximum prize of ₹2,000/-- Individual Competition: Minimum prize of ₹400/- and maximum prize of ₹800/- | State Level | - Team Events: Minimum prize of ₹6,000/- and maximum prize of ₹25,000/-- Individual Competition: Minimum prize of ₹2,000/- and maximum prize of ₹4,000/-

Who can apply

The institutional students studying in the junior classes (Class 6 to 10) and senior classes (Class 11 to post-graduation) of any government, private, or non-governmental school/college in Uttarakhand are eligible to participate.; The students pursuing B.Ed., Ph.D., or Diploma courses are not eligible for participation.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

Who is eligible to participate in this scheme?

Students studying in the junior section (Class 6 to 10) and senior section (Class 11 to post-graduation) in any government, private, or non-government school of Uttarakhand are eligible.

How often is the competition held?

The competition is held once a year, typically between September and November.

How are students selected for participation?

Students are first selected at the school or college level and then recommended by their principal to the Block Education Officer/Block Coordinator.

How many categories are there in the competition?

There are two categories: | - Junior: Class 6 to 10 | - Senior: Class 11 to post-graduation

How many competitions are organized under the scheme?

Six competitions are organized in each category: | - Sanskrit Drama | - Sanskrit Group Song | - Sanskrit Group Dance | - Sanskrit Debate | - Sanskrit Auspicious Speech | - Sanskrit Shlokacharan

Are the competitions only for schools?

No, both school and college students of eligible classes can participate, except those in B.Ed., Ph.D., or Diploma courses.

How are notifications sent to schools and colleges?

An official advertisement or notification is sent to the relevant district and block coordinators.