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    I have my MA in Sanskrit . Can I able to yoga net.

    Kishor Rathod 31st Aug, 2018
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    manisha.gupta 7th Sep, 2018

    Yes, After completing M.A in Sanskrit, You can apply for NET Yoga. To check the further information regarding the universities/ colleges with the given below link.

    https://www.ugc.ac.in/

    Good Luck!

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