Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sanskrit (BA Sanskrit Hons) from the National Sanskrit University (NSU), Tirupati even if you didn't have Sanskrit in Class 12.

The National Sanskrit University offers a solution for students like you who are interested in Sanskrit but didn't have it in their previous studies. They conduct an entrance exam specifically for applicants who don't have Sanskrit at the Class 12 level. Passing this entrance test fulfills the Sanskrit language requirement for admission to the BA Sanskrit Hons program.

NSU also offers certificate programs in Sanskrit, which could be a good foundation before pursuing the BA program.

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In order to pursue the MA Sanskrit course, candidates has to complete their Bachelor's degree in Sanskrit subject. Only then you will be able to pursue the course of MA Sanskrit. According to the eligibility for MA in Sanskrit, one need to complete their degree in the relevant stream.

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For those who are interested in pursuing a career as Sanskrit professionals, earning a distance-learning bachelor's degree in Sanskrit is a practical and adaptable choice. From the convenience of one's home, an online B.Ed in Sanskrit offers the chance to get in-depth understanding of the language, literature, and teaching techniques.

Entrance exams:

B.Ed Entrance Exam
Common Entrance Test (CET)
B.Ed Common Entrance Test
National Eligibility Test (NET)
Combined Entrance Examination

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