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I hope you are doing fine, It is completely ok even if you don't have Sanskrit in your class 12 , you are still eligible for BA Sanskrit and can pursue it. To be eligible for BA Sanskrit it is not mandatory to have studied Sanskrit in class 12th.

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I  hope you are doing good.

Some basic information is given below about MA in sanskrit.

Hey Abishek!

To get to know how to calculate best of four percentage for admission in B.A. programme or any other course, refer to the link provided below. To make the calculation process easier and faster, you may follow the procedures listed below one by one in the link given

Hello Aspirant,

See we need to know in which BA program, you want to enroll because according to it the best four percentage would be calculated.

To make you more clear let me make you clear how the Best four marks are calculated for admissions :-

-->> Marks one language

Dear Sameer,

There are various online Sanskrit learning platforms out there. We are unable to locate which Sanskrit app or website are you looking for. Please provide us with full information regarding this or else so that we can answer you with the best solution possible. Also, you can check

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No, it is not mandatory to have Sanskrit in 12th or any class to be eligible for BAMS in BHU.

For reference,
BHU eligibility criteria for BAMS is given below:-

To be eligible for BAMS in BHU one needs to pass 12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and

You can translate these sentence into emglish and get the sentences through that. You can again translate those sentences back to sankskrit amd use them. Sentences could be

the sun is setting in the west

The sun seems like it is growing big from scratch when it rises.

The tree

HI aspirant

The Sanskrit counting for 1 to 20 is as follows:

1. One ( ekam)

2. Two  ( dve)

3.Three  ( treeni)

4. Four  ( chatvaari)

5. Five  ( pancha)

6. Six  ( shat)

7. Seven (sapta)

8. Eight (ashta)

9. Nine (nava)

10. Ten (dasha)

11. Elelven (ekaadasha)

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From your profile it seems you belong to MP, the eligibility criteria for MPPSC is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, those with professional and technical educational too are eligible to apply, candidates are required to be a citizen of India, and hold MP domicile with

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There is no use of Sanskrit in MBBS course. Although it's held important possition in BAMS course. Some of the subject in BAMS course is exclusively related to sanskrit language.

ndian students may now be able to pursue MBBS in their mother tongue. ... The learning in the mother