The Course starts from 22nd March. Classes will be conducted on Wednesdays and Sundays at 7:00pm IST, every week. 34 Modules will be covered in a span of 5-6 months, however the course will be active for one year from the date of subscription. Once the final exam is completed students will have an archived access of the recordings.

"Samskrta Pravesika - 1" is an introductory course on the Sanskrit language is designed to teach to the learner the basic concepts of Sanskrit starting from alphabets, covering verbs and common words/phrases. This online course can be taken by anybody who has a curiosity to learn about this ancient Indian language, without any prerequisites. The course is structured in such a way that users after first taught the basic alphabets along with animations, thereby teaching them the correct way to write the letters too. The course also has ample exercises built in to make the learning process more structured and effective. At the end of this course, the learner would be able to read and understand basic sanskrit, and also know common words and phrases used for communication.

The live session recordings for the Pravesika Interactive courses will be deleted after one year.

If you were unable to complete the exam, we will reactivate your access with the self-paced version of the same course.

This policy is in place to help us manage cloud storage efficiently, as we are unable to retain live recordings for all interactive batches indefinitely.

Why learn Sanskrit (Ankurah/ Pravesika / Dakshata) ?

Our ancient religious scriptures like the Vedas, Agamas, Shastras, Puranas, Itihasas etc. and spiritual texts of philosophies are all scripted in Sanskrit. Knowledge of religion can be segmented as learning of scriptures and practice of scriptures. The learning aspect covers understanding Upanishads and Vedic literature. The practice aspect requires mastery of the rules of the Agamas. Both Vedas and Agamas are in Sanskrit. Next, looking at spirituality, a seeker needs to understand philosophical texts. These texts have been developed by our ancient Indian philosophical schools in Sanskrit. For example, the texts of Advaita, Dvaita, Sankhya, Yoga etc. Therefore, for the study of religion and for the pursuit of spirituality it becomes essential to learn Sanskrit. Learning Sanskrit is enabled in a structured manner through the courses we offer. Pravesika 1, 2 and Dakshata 1, 2 & 3 are designed to help a student to start from the very basics and reach a level of high proficiency where he can independently comprehend advanced Sanskrit. These courses facilitate higher learning of Sanskrit language also.

- Alphabets

- Basic Words

- 7 Vibhaktis or Cases

- Singular/Dual/Plural

- Nouns and Adjectives

- Indeclinables

- Verbs and Tenses

- Prefixes

- Numbers in Sanskrit

- Few Advanced Concepts

- Simple Conversations and Shlokas

- Parsing – nouns, verbs or indeclinables