Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri National Sanskrit University, New Delhi Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

The University has one hostel building for boys having accommodation for 99 students in 48 rooms. There are 16 single-seated rooms for research scholars and senior students; 16 double-seated rooms and 16 triple-seated rooms for other students. The hostel is equipped with modern facilities like Local Area Network, Computer, TV and Telephone, a common room, dining hall, refreshment hall, kitchen, and pantry.

This University library has very rich and informative collections of both traditional and modern disciplines. This library is famous for its comprehensive coverage of Sanskrit Collection namely Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads, Dharmashastras, Yoga, Astrology, Vyakarna, Vaastu Shastra, Sahitya, Darshans, Paurohitya, Ayurveda, etc. Besides, the collection of other subjects like Education, Philosophy, Psychology, Hindi, English, and other contemporary discipline make this library a real treasure-trove of knowledge. The library has over one lakh collections of various subjects

The university has a good networking for alumni association.

The University has a two-storied University Guest House building on Campus. It comprises 8 double-bed rooms, two VIP suites, one dining hall, and one office room. The Guest House is available on requisition to accommodate national and international delegates/members, and visiting dignitaries preferably in connection with academic and research activities.

The University Health Care Unit is located at the University near the temple. It provides basic and specialized medical facilities to its members.

The university has the sports facilities for all students.

The university has excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students.

The university has a Gym facility for the students.

The university has a departmental based laboratories facility for the students.

The university has a canteen facility for staff and students.

The University has one hostel building for girls having accommodation for 99 students in 48 rooms. There are 16 single-seated rooms for research scholars and senior students; 16 double-seated rooms and 16 triple-seated rooms for other students. The hostel is equipped with modern facilities like Local Area Network, Computer, TV and Telephone, a common room, dining hall, refreshment hall, kitchen, and pantry.

The biggest feature of Indian astrology is that it is a Pratayksha Shastra. In this scripture, Pratyaksha means "showing the apparent planets as they are done by mathematics. Our ancient mathematicians have resorted to the process of perforation since ancient times to give direct form to the mathematical principles of the apparent planetary-eclipse-planetary origin. In the five principles of Varahamihira and the texts of scholars like Lalla, Shripati, Bhaskaracharya, and Kamalakarbhatta, there is a chapter called Triprashnadhikar, in which we can know about Dik-desha-kaal with the help of Shanku.