The university encourages interdisciplinary research in the field of behavioral yogic sciences. Research scholars are also registered in the faculty of Oriental Studies to take up extensive research work on various aspects of Vedic Sciences as related to present day problems. For example Ms Mamta Saxena is working on ‘Air Quality Modeling Non-Conventional solutions through Vedic Science for the Environmental Problems and Ms Minakshi Raghuvansi has worked on “Chemical Pharmaceutical Aspects of Yagyopathy : Studies in Pulmonary Tuberculosis”. The results of the later study are published in International Journal.

In all 71 students are working as Research Scholars.

The university also grants fellowship to research students and about 90% research students have been provided with free lodging, boarding medical facilities with Rs. 1000/- fellowship amount.