Free, traditional Vedic education under the Guru–Shishya parampara, founded by H.H. Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in 1981.
"A generation rooted in Vedic wisdom, equipped with modern knowledge and the confidence to live a meaningful life."
Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, humanitarian and spiritual leader, founded Sri Sri Gurukul in 1981 to revive the ancient Gurukul system of learning — where wisdom is passed directly from teacher to student, in the oral tradition of the Vedas.
The vision behind the revival of the ancient Gurukul tradition.
Students learn under accomplished Acharyas in the authentic oral tradition of the Vedas.
Recognized academic pathway to Bachelor of Arts in Veda (Shastri-Kramanta).
Eight streams, one purpose — a complete education of head, heart and hand, from the Vedas to computers.
Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda & Atharvaveda with authentic shakha traditions.
Classical Sanskrit language, grammar (Vyakarana) and literature.
Vedic Astrology — the science of celestial influence and timing.
Vedic ritual practices — Yajnas, Homas and ceremonial traditions.
Daily practice for physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
Through The Art of Living Programs — confidence, values & leadership.
Classical music and Samagana — the musical chanting of the Vedas.
Modern knowledge, English, Computer & Information Technology.
Each shakha is a living stream of the Vedas — preserved, chanted and practiced daily at the Gurukul.
The most ancient of the four Vedas. Among its 21 branches, the Shaakal, Bashkala & Sankhayayana shakhas survive — Shaakal is the most widely studied.
The Madhyandina Shakha is prominent across North India, preserving a distinct style of recitation and ritual practice.
Revered for its blend of sacred mantras and explanatory prose. The Taittiriya Shakha is the most widely practiced and respected.
The "Veda of Music" — its hymns are sung rather than spoken. The Ranayaneeya Shakha is a rare tradition of Samagana.
Celebrated for clarity and structured presentation of mantras — one of the oldest surviving branches still actively practiced.
The most widely practiced branch of the Samaveda, highly systematized in its method.
Dealing with everyday life, healing and protection. The Shaunaka Shakha is its most well-preserved branch.
Joyous learning, discipline, music and meditation — the Gurukul way of life.

Students learn directly under Acharyas in the oral tradition — the timeless master–disciple lineage.

The day begins and ends with prayer and Vedic chanting.

Students actively participate in sacred rituals to preserve ritualistic traditions.

Community dining, shared living, and a life of simplicity.

Deep-rooted in Vedic lifestyle, with English, computers and life skills.

Music, sports, cultural programs and festival celebrations year-round.
Rigveda · Krishna Yajurveda · Shukla Yajurveda · Samaveda · Atharvaveda — with Sanskrit, Jyotishya, Yoga, Meditation & Life Skills
From the online form to your first day at the Gurukul — here is the journey.
Complete the official Google Form with your details.
Submit all necessary documents as instructed.
Shortlisted applicants are invited for an online interview.
Final shortlist attends an in-person interview at the Gurukul.
Sri Sri Gurukul — Veda Āgama Saṃskrutha Mahā Pāṭhaśhālā
Ved Vignan Maha Vidya Peeth, Udayapura,
Kanakapura Road, Bengaluru – 21st km