Yes, you can take sanskrit as optional.

• SANSKRIT
• URDU
• KANNADA
• MARATHI
• TAMIL
• TELUGU
• MALAYALAM
• ETC.

are languages or elective subjects.

As English is already there it is also a compulsory subject.

That doesn't mean you should just concentrate on PCMB, and leave out the languages .They are also as important as other major subjects.

Dear Pramod ,

You must have a BA (H) degree in the concerned subject with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Then only you will able take admission in MA with same (Sociology ) honours .But as per you query you had complete your graduation in Hindi and Sanskrit without honours of sociology in BA .So you will not take admission in same .

Hope it will helpful

For more information you can go through the official website of BHU Varanasi .

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Hi Dear,

There is no fee concession in Delhi University for OBC candidates. However, every college has certain scholarship benefit for its students. You can apply for these scholarship after getting admission to the course. Also, not every government college of Delhi University offers hostel facility for its students. In case you are applying to any college with in campus hostel facility then you need to fill application form for hostel from that particular college itself at the time of taking admission and DU hostels are allotted to students on the basis of merit only.

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Hello dear student !

96.2% is a good category of marks and you will get good colleges of Delhi University. Under OBC category, you can get Kirori mal college, Ramjas college , Hansraj college , sri venketeshwara college, Deen dayal upadhyaya college , etc.  All the colleges which i mentioned are good colleges . Just give priority  to North campus  colleges . By any chance if you're  getting SRCC or Hindu college,  give topmost priority to them.

All the best

hi,

see your score is fair and chances for decent colleges. however you must know that every year cutoff score changes and it depends on certain factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category , choice of stream etc. however it is quite difficult to predict the colleges since the cutoff score can not be same in every year. the cutoff score is calculated by best of 4 subject taking one language subject and any three of the best score subjects.

as per your score you have chances in

acharya narendra dev college

bhagini nivedita college

Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences

Dyal Singh College

you may use careers360 college predictor tool to know about your probable college,

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

There are various streams in B.Sc, please mention the stram in which you want to take admission.

B.Sc. in Physical Science (Electronics)

B.Sc. in Physical Science (Chemistry)

B.Sc. in Physical Science (Computer Science)

B. Sc. (Honours) in Biomedical Sciences

B. Sc. (Honours) in Botany

B. Sc. (Honours) in Chemistry

B. Sc. (Honours) in Computer Science

B. Sc. (Honours) in Electronics

B. Sc. (Honours) in Mathematics

B. Sc. (Honours) in Physics

B. Sc. (Honours) in Zoology

B.Sc in Life Science

Cutoffs are different for each and every stream. But with this percentage you can get almost all college except few such as Daulat Ram college, Hindu College, Indraprastha College for Women, etc.

All the best!!

Hi Ishant,

Government Venkat Sanskrit College is a state government managed college which is recognised by University grants commission (UGC) and is located in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh. It has all the basic facilities like playground, laboratories and computer centers. It was established in the year 1935. It has excellent academic track record.

Hope it helps you.

Hello!

Sorry to say but as you haven't mentioned the name of a particular institute/college for which you are asking. Fee structure varies from college to college like  fees in government colleges is less than private colleges. Please do mentioned the name of the particular college for which you are asking so that I can help you!

Thankyou!

Hello student I request you to please help me with your preferable course in which you're willing to pursue degree in Sanskrit so that I can check and provide you the exact eligibility criteria.

You can pursue graduation in Sanskrit after class 12.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

Hey!

Its not compulsory to have Sanskrit in 11th and 12th class for Bachelor's of medicine, Ayurveda and Surgery (BAMS) course. It's just, If you know Sanskrit, then it will help you in grammar and all. Otherwise, there is Sanskrit in first year of BAMS as compulsory subject, you can learn it there.

Thank you