In order to acquire Jain religious knowledge through literature, 'Vishva Prakash Correspondence Course' was started in 1978 by Shri Jain Shwetambar Nakoda Parshvanath Tirtha, Mevanagar with the guidance and inspiration of Jain monk Shri Gunaratnavijayji (Acharya Shri Gunaratnasurishwarji). Under this, study material was sent by post to interested Ajains along with students who studied intensively along with preliminary information about Jainism. On the basis of this, after examining the students, they were given the title of Jain Parichay, Jain Visharad and Jain Graduate. From 1983 to 2004, 575 Jain Introduction certificates, 312 Jain Visharad certificates and 189 Jain graduation certificates were given. Along with certificates, those who pass the examination are also honored with cash prizes.
Apart from this correspondence, Tirtha also runs a religious school for the students living in Nakoda. Arrangements are also made for education of the monks and nuns who stay in Nakoda. From time to time, Jain religious camps are also organized by the Tirtha with the inspiration and inspiration of Jain monks and nuns. In the field of education, Tirtha has also made arrangements to provide financial assistance for scholarships and competitive examinations. Hostels for Jain students are also being run by Tirtha in Jodhpur and Kota. There has been a provision of financial support for many Jain institutions and libraries from the Tirtha side. Shri Nakoda Parshvanath Jain College is being run in Jodhpur in the name of Tirtha in collaboration with the meaning of Tirtha.
