HELLO,

If you have completed a B.A. degree with Hindi as your second language, and now you're interested in doing M.A. in Sanskrit, your eligibility will depend on a few things:

You may be eligible if:

• You studied Sanskrit as a main subject or as a part of your course in your B.A. (even as an elective or optional).

• Some universities accept students from other language backgrounds (like Hindi) if they have basic knowledge of Sanskrit or pass an entrance test.

You may NOT be eligible if:

• You never studied Sanskrit at the degree level or in your previous education.

• The university you're applying to strictly requires a B.A. in Sanskrit or equivalent.

What You Can Do:

• Check the specific university’s eligibility rules for M.A. Sanskrit.

• Some universities allow students from Hindi, Telugu, or other language backgrounds, especially if you're willing to take a bridge course or pass an entrance exam.

• You can also consider open universities or distance education (like IGNOU), which often have more flexible eligibility.

Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

Class 8 Hindi syllabus is designed by NCERT to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Hindi language and Hindi Literature.  Class 8 NCERT Hindi syllabus is widely used by schools. The Hindi syllabus provided by NCERT for the academic year 2025-26 includes all the topics and subtopics where chapters are explained in a very comprehensive way.

Visit the given link for the detailed syllabus and you can find all the pdf related to chapters here itself.

https://school.careers360.com/ncert/ncert-syllabus-for-class-8-hindi

I hope this helps.

Could you please provide the publisher name of the book such as NCERT or any other stater board books, so we can provide you with the photo of it.

Hello,
Since the Sanskrit exam for class 10 CBSE is over by 22nd of february , can you specify the board in which you are studying , so we can answer your question correctly.

Hello Bhavesh,

If the Sanskrit exam date is not showing, try the following:

1. Check Official Website: Visit the official website of your board or examination authority for updates.
   
   
2. Contact School/College: Confirm the schedule with your school or college authorities.
   
   
3. Download Latest Timetable: Ensure you have the latest version of the exam timetable.
   
   
4. Helpline Support: Reach out to the helpline number or email provided by the board for clarification.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Shama ,

I hope you are doing good. As per your given query, you will be glad to know that there is sanskrit in Shree Ram College.  It offers the course name B.A (Honours) in Sanskrit . This department encourage the Indian culture. It is a three year undergraduate course. If you want to get admission in this course then kindly go through the given link :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/ba-sanskrit

I hope this helps!!

Sanskrit is not included in the syllabus. If you were expecting it as part of the curriculum, it is recommended to check the official syllabus provided by the respective board, university, or exam authority. You may also contact the institution for clarification regarding subject availability. If you are specifically looking for Sanskrit courses, consider alternative institutions or optional subject choices that offer it as part of their academic program.

Hi, if you have passed in 5 subjects of the MP board out of 6 subjects except for Sanskrit, you will be considered as supplementary for the particular subject. The MP state board requires you to score the minimum marks prescribed by the board to be considered as passed in the board examination.

You can appear for the MP Board supplementary examination to pass the subject and be eligible for further studies.