Class 8 brings three years of middle-school Sanskrit together. By the end of the year a student should be able to read a new passage, work out its meaning and answer questions on it in simple Sanskrit.
It is also a year of decision. Many students choose at this point whether to continue with Sanskrit in Class 9 and 10. A secure Class 8 makes that choice easy — and makes Class 9, where the examination pattern becomes more formal, far less of a jump.
Teaching follows the syllabus and books prescribed by the student's school and the applicable CBSE curriculum. Sanskritam Academy is an independent academy and is not affiliated with CBSE or NCERT.