Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Vedic Vishwavidyalaya

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Vedic Vishwavidyalaya is the university which focuses on the ancient traditional teachings that has been the revered by the people of the country for ages. The university was established in the year 1995 by the Madhya Pradesh Government Act No.37 dated November 29, 1995 It has been formed as a statutory university and is also recognized by the UGC It is also a member of the Association of Indian Universities and is located in Karaundi village of Katni District, Madhya Pradesh It has the distinction of being the first university in India to offer Vedic education and the technology associated with it in the main field It is an affiliating university having the jurisdiction over the whole of Madhya Pradesh and has eight campuses spread all over the state The university provides degrees like PG, doctorate, UG and so on in various fields of Vedic Sciences The university has also been recognized by NCTE and currently, it has around 30,000 students enrolled with it Currently university has 10000 faculty and staff members Facilities: Library: The university library is a place where the students can peacefully dedicate their time in studying availing numerous resources. The university library has a separate reference section, reading and a journals section where the students will find all sorts of assistance Currently library has 1700 of books is there in the library and also it subscribes to a 20 journals and periodicals 20 Encyclopedias are also available for the students to take help form in the library Sports facility: The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Vedic Vishwavidyalaya is also boasts of fine array of facilities in the field of sports as well. It has a playground of its own which has the capacity to hold all sorts of outdoor games and sports There is even a well equipped gymnasium having state of the art equipments where the students can work out Facilities for athletics too could be found in the university campuses Hostels: Hostel facilities for both girls and boys having the capacity to accommodate more than 500 students.