Hello aspirant,

If you are not able to get your Sanskrit 10th Standard syllabus the you can download from the website.

If you are from the CBSE board, you can download your syllabus from this website. https://cbseacademic.nic.in/web_material/CurriculumMain26/Sec/Sanskrit_Sec_2025-26.pdf

And if you are from any other board, then you can check on your respective website.If you do not find the website the please tell your board.

All the best for your Sanskrit preparation.

Here's some recommendation for direct admission in Ph.D. Sanskrit without appearing in NET:
- Central University Of Haryana (CUH), Mahendragarh, Haryana: In this institute you need to appear in their college entrance exam including a small interview. NET is not required for Ph.D. Sanskrit, also this institute is best option near NCR.

- Sanskrit University, Mathura (UP): They also offer Ph.D. Sanskrit through their own university level entrance exam including Interview. Required that percentile of MA should be more than 55%.

- JRRSU, Jaipur: This one is the best local option in Rajasthan, offers you a Ph.D. Sanskrit with some merit basis. There are some eligibility criteria you need to check on their official page or contact them directly for any query.

Recommendation is that NET/JRF are the best entrance exam to clear and to get admission in reputed institute, because mostly institute have considered one of these exam mandatory.
Even though You can apply for Ph.D. course with 4 year UG + 75% with master's directly in some institutes, some have still didn't mandate master's degree.

To find a PhD in Sanskrit program near the NCR/Rajasthan region that offers direct admission without requiring the NET (National Eligibility Test), consider exploring private universities and deemed universities that conduct their own entrance exams and interviews.

Some options include Amity University, Lovely Professional University (LPU), and Sanskriti University. Additionally, Central Sanskrit University offers a Vidyavaridhi (Ph.D.) program with its own entrance test.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-phd-in-sanskrit-universities-in-rajasthan

Thank you!!

Hi!

For UG BA Sanskrit Honors 2025, general knowledge and reasoning questions often focus on Indian culture, history, and current affairs related to Sanskrit literature and philosophy. You can expect questions on major Sanskrit texts, famous Sanskrit scholars, basic reasoning puzzles, and some general awareness about India’s heritage. Sample questions might include: Name the author of the Bhagavad Gita,What is the meaning of ‘Vedanta’?, or simple logical puzzles testing your reasoning ability. To prepare, read previous year question papers, current affairs summaries, and basic reasoning practice sets.

Good luck with your exam preparation! Thank you.

Hi Nisha!

MA in Sanskrit is available depends on which college or university you’re referring to, but many traditional and modern universities across India do offer this course.

Some well-known universities offering MA in Sanskrit:

• Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
• University of Delhi
• Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan
• Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth
• IGNOU (distance mode)

If you’re asking about a specific college, it’s best to check their humanities or language department section. MA Sanskrit is a 2-year postgraduate course that focuses on classical literature, Vedic texts, grammar Indian philosophy, and poetics.

For admission, you usually need a BA in Sanskrit or related field with at least 50% marks. Some universities conduct entrance exams too.

Thank you!

Hello

If you want to know important questions about Sanskrit, you can refer to the official website.

Mainly in Sanskrit essays, Bhibakti, kaarak, and questions related to that topic usually come. For important questions, ask your teachers, visit the Sanskrit grade websites.

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.