Is 'sanskrut'language compulsory for admission in BAMS?
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No, Sanskrit language is not compulsory for admission in BAMS.
It's only your NEET marks that matter to get admission in BAMS.
You will get to study Sanskrit as one of your paper in 1st year in BAMS but after first year all your subject will get translated into Hindi, English or another language.
So to get admission in BAMS, Sanskrit is not compulsory. It's only you will get to study Sanskrit in college for one year.
Good luck:)
No, Sanskrit language is not compulsory for admission in BAMS.
It's only your NEET marks that matter to get admission in BAMS.
You will get to study Sanskrit as one of your paper in 1st year in BAMS but after first year all your subject will get translated into Hindi, English or another language.
So to get admission in BAMS, Sanskrit is not compulsory. It's only you will get to study Sanskrit in college for one year.
Good luck:)
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Hello,
Yes ..
Sanskrit is compulsory subject in BAMS first year as separately.
For BAMS first year there are 5 subject actually they 7( two subject are in modern and ayurved form so 7).
1. Sanskrit
2. Padarth vidnyan
3. Astanghriday Sutrasthan
4. Kriaya Shaarir
(5. Physiology, as modern)
6. Rachana Shaarir
(7. Anatomy, as modern)
Sanskrit is compulsory subject only for first year, but still there are shloka's which is written in Sanskrit that you have to learn from first to last year in other subject.
Don't afraid of it .
It's easy if you divide to do it curiously.
I hope this would help you. For further queries please feel free to write me down in the comment box.
Yes ..
Sanskrit is compulsory subject in BAMS first year as separately.
For BAMS first year there are 5 subject actually they 7( two subject are in modern and ayurved form so 7).
1. Sanskrit
2. Padarth vidnyan
3. Astanghriday Sutrasthan
4. Kriaya Shaarir
(5. Physiology, as modern)
6. Rachana Shaarir
(7. Anatomy, as modern)
Sanskrit is compulsory subject only for first year, but still there are shloka's which is written in Sanskrit that you have to learn from first to last year in other subject.
Don't afraid of it .
It's easy if you divide to do it curiously.
I hope this would help you. For further queries please feel free to write me down in the comment box.
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