Applications invited for “First of its kind Gurukulam in 21st Century”
Bengaluru,09 June(HS): “Rishi Vatika is coming up with a New Age Gurukulam in Chittur District, Andhra Pradesh(150 km from Bangalore) that is nothing less than an elite Public School in its ambition, Infrastructure quality of education etc except the difference in the pedagogy & purpose.”
According to a media release, “The Rishi Vatika Gurukulam is a residential Gurukulam for boys who wish to become Scientists and Technocrats at a young age and pursue their career in the Technology Industry, Artificial Intelligence – A Future Power, Research and Development and International Academia”.
First of It’s Kind Gurukulam in the 21st Century: The release also informs-Rishi Vatika is a 60 acre Campus developed for the spiritual and scientific evolution of Mankind. The campus houses the International Institute of Vedic Sciences (IIVS) for the scientific evolution, Gurukulam, an ashram for the spiritual evolution of mankind. It has constituents of many activities covering primary areas of Vedic Education, Research in Vedic Sciences, Education and promotion of Sanskrit, Ayurvedic Medicinal Plant Farms, Planetary Study, Rural Development, Environment Preservation, Green Earth Projects etc.
Admission for Academic Year 2021-2022 is open for 8-12 years old boys and applications are accepted till 20th June.
The parent’s orientation over Zoom is also slated for 20th June. One to one discussion & Child interviews have been scheduled from 20th to 24th June.
The selection list will be released on 25th June while admission to the campus will be on 15th July. The Rishi Vatika Gurukulam is located near Horsely Hills, 140 km from Bangalore International Airport/Krishnarajapuram, near Madanapalle in Andhra Pradesh and 150 km from Tirupati.
For the application form, interested parents can email to rvgurukulam@rishivatika.in along with their name, email id, mobile no., boy’s name and age or send details by WhatsApp to 9945105799. Visit www.rishivatika.in for more details.
