Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University (SLBSRSVNT), a Central University located in New Delhi, has released Advertisement No. 01/2026 inviting online applications from eligible Indian nationals for 32 non-teaching posts across 15 designations. The posts span Group A, Group B, and Group C categories, covering a wide range of qualifications from 10th pass to Master's degree. If you are interested in central government jobs in an academic/university environment, should not miss this opportunity. The last date to apply online through the Samarth Recruitment Portal is 21 May 2026 until 6:00 PM

Please note that this is a new advertisement. If you previously applied for these positions under the older Advertisement No. 02/2023, you must submit a new application. Rules regarding the refund of your previous application fees will be followed.

Quick Overview

About the University

Now, let's learn a bit about the institution. Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University is a Central University located in New Delhi. It works under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, and is dedicated to teaching and promoting the Sanskrit language and Indian culture. The campus is located in the Qutab Institutional Area and serves as a major center for students studying various subjects, ranging from traditional Sanskrit courses to modern studies like Computer Applications and Yoga.

The university is well-known for its focus on blending ancient knowledge with modern education. It offers many different programs, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees. With good facilities like a large library and modern classrooms, the university provides a professional environment for its staff and students. It continues to be one of the most important places in India for learning and research in the field of Sanskrit studies.

Post-Wise Vacancy Details

Post-Wise Educational Qualifications

Age Limit and Relaxation

The age limit for each post is determined by its Pay Level. Age and eligibility are calculated as of the closing date of the application, which is 21 May 2026.

Age Relaxation

Eligible candidates may receive age relaxation according to Government of India norms. Candidates belonging to the SC or ST categories are granted an age relaxation of 5 years. An age relaxation of 3 years is provided for candidates belonging to the OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) category. For PwBD candidates, the age relaxation is 10 years for General, 13 years for OBC, and 15 years for SC/ST categories. Ex-Servicemen and regular Government or Central University employees are entitled to age relaxation as per Government of India rules.

Departmental candidates applying for Group C posts may receive age relaxation up to 40 years for General candidates and up to 45 years for SC/ST candidates.

Candidates seeking any age relaxation or reservation must submit valid supporting certificates during the document verification process.

Application Fee Details

Payment Mode: Online Payment Gateway / Net Banking / Debit Card / Credit Card / UPI

Salary Structure (As per 7th CPC Approx. Basic Pay)

Additional Benefits: In addition to the basic pay, selected employees are entitled to Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Transport Allowance (TA), Medical Benefits, Leave Travel Concession (LTC), and pension benefits as per NPS rules

Complete Application Process

To apply for these positions, start by going to the official Samarth Recruitment Portal at https://slbsrsvnt.samarth.edu.in/ or by visiting www.slbsrsv.ac.in and clicking on the recruitment section. You must first create an account on the portal using an active email address and mobile number, and it is very important that you use an email address you check every day because all official news regarding your test and interview will be sent there. Once your account is ready, log in and select the job you want to apply for, but please remember that you must submit a separate application and pay a separate fee for every single post you choose. When you fill out the application form, enter your personal, educational, and professional information with great care because you cannot make any changes once you hit the submit button. You need to upload clear, readable, and signed copies of all your required documents according to the file size and format rules of the website. If you are applying under the OBC category, you must upload both your valid Central Government community certificate and the signed non-creamy layer declaration from Annexure-II, as missing either one might cause your application to be rejected. For EWS candidates, you are required to upload a valid Income and Asset Certificate for the current financial year issued by an authorized official. After you finish, complete your payment online and make sure to save your transaction receipt as proof of payment. Before you finally submit, review every single detail on your form to ensure everything is correct, and after you submit, be sure to download and save the confirmation slip. Please keep in mind that you do not need to mail any physical documents to the university. Finally, do not wait until the last minute on 21 May 2026 to apply, because the university will not be responsible for any problems caused by slow internet, so it is best to finish your application a few days early.

Document Checklist

To complete your application, you will need to have digital copies of several things ready. For personal identification, you should have your Class 10 marksheet or certificate for proof of date of birth, a valid government photo ID like a PAN Card or Aadhaar Card, and a recent passport-size photograph along with a scan of your signature that fits the portal's rules. If you are applying under a reservation category, you will need to provide your SC, ST, OBC, or PwBD certificate in the correct Central Government format, along with the required Annexure forms if applicable. You must also have all your relevant educational marksheets and certificates, including a grade conversion formula if your university uses one, and a valid commercial driving license if you are applying for the Staff Car Driver position. For experience, prepare your service certificates from current and previous employers, along with your offer letters and pay slips if the portal asks for them. Finally, if you are currently employed, remember that you must have your Employer Certificate and Vigilance Clearance Report ready to upload.

Selection Process and Exam Pattern

For Group A Posts (Deputy Registrar and Assistant Registrar)

The selection process for these roles consists of two main stages. First, you must pass a written test that includes both objective and descriptive sections. Second, if you qualify in the written test, you will be invited for an interview.

For Group B and Group C Posts

The selection for these posts also involves two stages. First, you must complete a written test with objective and descriptive sections. Second, candidates who pass the written test will move on to a skill test, which is qualifying in nature.

Written Test Summary

Skill Test Details

The skill test is for Group B and C posts and is qualifying in nature, meaning you must score at least 50% to pass. Only candidates who pass the written test are invited for this stage.

Preparation Strategy for SLBSRSV Written Test

Since the written test is common for most posts and carries 200 marks, you need a smart and well organised plan to succeed. Here is a simple, effective strategy to prepare based on various examination trends.

Subject-Wise Focus

Reasoning Ability: Practice puzzles, syllogisms, blood relations, coding-decoding, and series. Use R.S. Aggarwal for concepts and solve previous year papers for practice.

Arithmetic: Focus on percentages, ratios, time and work, profit and loss, and data interpretation. Use Rajesh Verma's book or Class 8–10 NCERT books for a strong foundation.

General Knowledge: Cover Indian history, polity, geography, and basic science. Keep up with current affairs from the last 6 months using newspapers or monthly notes. Lucent GK is great for static topics.

English & Hindi Proficiency: Focus on grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Use Wren and Martin (English), Lucent Hindi Grammar, and practice previous year papers to improve your speed.

Domain Knowledge: Study according to your specific post. For LDC and Assistant roles, learn basic office procedures, noting, and drafting. For Stenographer and Personal Assistant roles, practice shorthand and typing every single day.

These are the standard approach to prepare but you only know your strength and weakness. So allot time to study each topic according to your needs. For example, if maths is your weak subject then spend more time to master it.

The Balanced Approach

Success comes from consistency, not from reading too many books. Follow this simple plan to stay ahead:

Keep resources limited: Pick one or two reliable books per subject and master them instead of buying many.

Revise constantly: Review what you have learned every weekend to keep it fresh in your mind.

Practice mock tests: Regularly take timed practice tests. This is the best way to improve your speed and get used with the actual exam format. 

Your Career Path and Role

Before you decide to apply, take a few minutes to consider the role and the nature of the work involved. Choosing a job is a personal decision, and It is helpful to understand the job to see if it matches your own career goals.

What to expect from your role: Daily tasks depend on the job you choose. In administrative roles, duties typically include managing files, drafting documents, and supporting routine office operations. In technical roles, the focus is on specialized skills, such as data management or laboratory assistance. Each role functions as part of the university team, contributing to the daily operations of the institution.

Career growth and prospects: Employment at a Central University involves working within government office systems. This experience allows you to gain an understanding of institutional procedures. Over time, doing your job well can lead to chances for promotions or other roles within the university. Your future growth will depend on your work and the skills you gain in this position

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can I apply for multiple posts in this recruitment?
Yes, you may apply for multiple posts, but you must submit a separate application form and pay a separate fee for each post.

Q2. I had applied against Advt. No. 02/2023. Do I need to apply again?
Yes, all previous applicants must apply afresh under Advt. No. 01/2026, and previous fees will be refunded as per rules.

Q3. What is the selection process for these posts?
Group A posts require a Written Test and Interview, while Group B and C posts require a Written Test and Skill Test; the written test carries 200 marks with a 50% qualifying threshold.

Q4. What subjects are covered in the written test?
The test covers Reasoning Ability, Arithmetic, General Knowledge, language proficiency in English and Hindi, and Domain Knowledge.

Q5. Where is the job location?
The location is Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University, B-4, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi-110016.

Q6. How will I receive updates about admit cards and exam dates?
Updates are communicated only via the email address provided in your application form.

Q7. What documents are required for OBC reservation?
OBC candidates must submit a valid community certificate in Central Government format and a Non-Creamy Layer declaration (Annexure-II).

Q8. What is the EWS certificate requirement?
EWS candidates must submit an Income and Asset Certificate issued by a competent authority in the prescribed format.

Q9. What if I am currently working in a Government organization?
You must submit an Employer Certificate and Vigilance Clearance Report signed by your current employer (Annexure-I).

Q10. Whom should I contact for technical issues during application?
You may contact the University Computer Centre at 011-46060645 or 011-46060630.

Q11. What happens if any post is withdrawn?
If any advertised post is withdrawn, the application fee collected shall be refunded as per university rules.

All facts on this page come directly from the official advertisement number 01/2026 from Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University, New Delhi. Please download and read the full official file from www.slbsrsv.ac.in before you apply. Any new updates or changes will only be on the official university website.