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The course is integrated course for 5 years and you do not get separate degrees for B.A. And LL.B. But a single degree for both courses at the completion of course after 5 years. You can certainly apply for UPSC but only after 5 years of course. And the degree considered will be the integrated B.A. LL.B. Not B.A. Alone as you do not get a single degree as such.
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If you are considering for a job after graduation then there are also many opportunities. Most of the government and centralized banks jobs have graduation as their eligibility criteria. So, you
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Academic options:
Upon successful completion of the course, postgraduates interested in further studies in the discipline may go for pursuing MA in Sanskrit literature, B.Ed or PhD in Sanskrit or Masters in mass communication and journalism with specialisation in Sanskrit Patrakarita.Other options include pursuing Postgraduate Diploma in Functional Sanskrit and Translation, or Post-Graduate Diploma in Sanskrit Journalism. Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan also offers such postgraduates the option of taking vocational trai
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