Admission to English, German French, Sanskrit, Hindi

Application Forms are available from 19th to 26th December 2023.

For details regarding course fee, application date etc. click on the respective links below.

Spoken English

German, French, Japanese, Spanish, Sanskrit and Hindi

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VIOL Result for Jan-March 2012 Session

Click for the Result of the January to March 2012 session, for which Exam was conducted on 1 April 2012.

Admission for Continuing Students for June 2012 Session

The next session will commence on:  01^st (MWF) and  02^nd (TTS) June 2012.

Admissions will be conducted only on following Date and Time

Course	Date and Time	Fee Structure
Spoken English - Senior to Adv., , Adv. – Adv.	Monday,  21  May 2012  at  7.00 a.m.	Senior  to  Advanced        Rs. 750-00 Advanced  to  Adv.           Rs. 750-00
Spoken English -            Basic to Junior	Monday,  21  May 2012   at  8.30 a.m.	Basic  to  Junior                  Rs. 600-00
Spoken English -         Junior to Senior   &  Sr. – Sr.	Monday,  21  May 2012   at 1.30 p.m.	Junior  to  Senior                Rs. 650-00 Senior  to  Senior                Rs. 650-00

Continuing students of  French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Sanskrit  and Hindi will take admission on Monday, 21 May, 2012 at 4.00 pm.

1.     Students must bring their identity cards on the day of admission along with the fee prescribed.

2.     Application forms will be available for Rs.5/- on Admission day (Monday,  21  May 2012).

3.     Late applications will not be accepted as we will be busy with Spoken English New Admissions.

All students must note that admission will be granted in the following order of priority:

v          First priority will be given to continuing students i.e. who pass the current session  January - March 2012 and wish to continue in June 2012 session.

v          Second priority is given to those students who passed the Sept. - December 2011   session but availed a break of one session.

v          Third priority is given to current session students who are detained (Senior and Advanced levels only). Admission will depend on the availability of seats.               

v          NB: Students who have been detained (Senior and Advanced levels only) are not allowed any session break.

v          NB: Students who have been detained (Basic and Junior levels) are not allowed to continue the course.

v          Students who have discontinued more than one session will not be permitted to continue the course.  

30th Convocation 12 Jan. 2012

National Youth Day and 30th Convocation of the Institute was held on Thursday, 12 Jan. 2012.  Smt. V. Usha Rani, IAS, Commissioner and Director, Agriculture, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh was the Chief Guest and delivered the Convocation Address and handed over the Diploma Certificates to successful candidates.

Revered Swami Jnanadanandaji presided over the function and Swami Anupamanandaji welcomed the gathering presented the short Report for the year 2011 and stressed the need for developing excellent communication skills and imbibing human values.


Some Videos of the programme:

Students share the learning experience in the Institute

Admissions for Jan. 2012 Session closed

Admissions for French, German. Spanish, Japanese, Sanskrit, Hindi and Spoken English languages has been completed on 30 Dec. 2011.
Course will commence from 4th Jan. (MWF) 5th Jan.(TTS) batche.
Next session for the above languages will commence in the first week of June 2012.  Admission details for June 2012 session will posted on the website and Institute notice board by the last week of April 2012.

Sept. 2011 Session Commences

The admission process for the Sept. 2011 session was completed on 10th Sept.  The classes have begun from 16th Sept.  There was Orientation Ceremony on 16th and 17th for all the 6 batches. In all 6,920 students have taken admission in this session.


Classes are being conducted regularly and students are participating in the classes enthusiastically.