TERI School of Advanced Studies

Official infrastructure information lists 10 classrooms (32 seats each), three lecture halls (60 seats each), an auditorium with capacity for 80–100 people, and 10 laboratories. The campus is described as a green building using passive-solar design, energy-efficiency measures, and water- and waste-management systems.

Admission requirements and selection processes vary by programme and academic session. The official application pages publish programme-specific eligibility and selection information; examples include qualifying-degree marks, CUET-PG or other relevant entrance scores, online tests, interviews, and interaction/counselling depending on the programme. Applicants should use the current official programme page and prospectus.

TERI SAS developed from the research, consultancy and outreach activities of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI). The institution’s official self-study report records its constitution as a deemed-to-be university and notification of that status on 5 October 1999. The university website describes the institution as established in 1998.

TERI School of Advanced Studies (TERI SAS) is a deemed-to-be university in Vasant Kunj, South Delhi, with teaching and research focused on sustainability and related interdisciplinary fields. Its current programme portfolio spans environmental studies and resource management, energy studies and management, climate science and policy, sustainable development practice, public policy, economics, geoinformatics, biotechnology, data science, business administration, renewable-energy engineering and selected legal studies. The university grew out of the research, consultancy and outreach work of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI). The official campus description presents the building as a green-building example, incorporating passive-solar design, energy-efficiency measures, and water- and waste-management systems. Published infrastructure information lists 10 classrooms with 32 seats each, three lecture halls with 60 seats each, an auditorium accommodating 80–100 people, and 10 laboratories supporting teaching and research. Admissions are programme-specific; the university publishes eligibility and selection routes on its official application pages, including qualifying-degree assessment, entrance scores and interaction/counselling for relevant programmes.