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Hi everyone, I want to do PhD(Sanskrit) course. As I have done MA in same specialization, so I think that this is a beneficial course for me. Am I right in this case? Should I do this course? Please suggest me. Waiting for your response!

If you want career in academia then you have go for PhD degree. It enables the candidate to become professor in reputed universities of the country. Even the salaries at the professor level are very high and the requirement for PhD candidates is also very high. However even with MA postgraduate degree you can get into a job. At the end it depends on the candidates interest if he wants to do PhD which requires a dedicated time of three to four years. Some of the jobs where a Sanskrit scholar is required are as follows.
1. Manuscriptology
2. Sanskrit Linguist
3. Interpreters or Translators
4. Teaching

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Hi everyone, I want to do PhD(Sanskrit) course. As I have done MA in same specialization, so I think that this is a beneficial course for me. Am I right in this case? Should I do this course? Please suggest me. Waiting for your response!

Yes, it is beneficial to do a PhD (Sanskrit) for MA postgraduate. Candidates after completion of the PhD (Sanskrit) program can find jobs in various colleges / universities. They can work as a Lecturer, Translator, Researcher, Editor, Home Tutor, Novelist & Writer, Assistant Professor, etc. They can work in Colleges & Universities, Coaching Centers, Cultural Event Offices, Government Departments, etc. One should choose the PhD (Sanskrit) based on his ability, skill and interest. The above given are some of the benefits of PhD (Sanskrit).