“Varsitap full” generally refers to doing the complete Varshitap tapa (fasting practice) without breaks, as it is traditionally described.

In Jainism:

• Varshitap / Varsitap = a very difficult tapasya (austerity) done for about one year (approx. 13 months) in remembrance of Bhagwan Rishabhdev’s one-year fast.
• The usual method:

- Alternate day fasting (one day full upvas, next day eating once), or - Some do even stricter forms, depending on tradition and guru’s guidance.

• “Full Varshitap” commonly means:

- You follow the prescribed pattern for the entire period (about 1 year) - No leaving in between, no shortening the duration, and - Doing it according to all niyams (rules) given by your guru or tradition.

Exact details can differ slightly between Shwetambar and Digambar practices and even from one sangh to another (e.g., how many days, type of food on bhojan days, etc.), so for practical observance you should always follow the specific guidance of your guru or local Jain sadhu/sadhviji/pandit.