Rajkot: With all the approval needed, the first Sanskrit School of Rajkot for secondary parties, all will begin to give lessons in ancient languages.
Saurashtra High School Trust, founded 121 years ago, will run Sanskrit school.
The school began the acceptance process for ‘Pratma’ standards after receiving permission from the school commissioner.
Students who have cleared 8th grade examination of what media qualified to register ‘Prathma’.
“The school exam will be carried out by the Gujarat Board.
Through the new government education policy has emphasized Sanskrit and has led to the creation of new employment opportunities for students who learn ancient language,” said Nidat Barot, said Trust Trust.
Students must take three Sanskrit papers while the rest of the curriculum is the same as it in other secondary schools.
After grade 10, students can continue with Sanskrit or choose regular education.
Gujarat also has a Sanskrit University in Somnath.
Students can choose it if they want to pursue a higher study in the language.
According to school supervisors, there are many employment paths that Sanskrit scholars can explore including translators or linguists in the government sector.
Also, Sanskrit graduates get jobs at the temple not only in India but also abroad.
According to Sanskrit University in Somnath, this is the most computer friendly language.
The scientific literature in Sanskrit is broad and includes a variety of subjects such as mathematics, gemmology and zoology, among others.
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