Which language is best for 9th class Hindi or Sanskrit?

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Hindi would be better for class 9 and 10 because it has more utility than Sanskrit. . Hindi, is much easier in its grammar and composition structures with simple words and lesser importance attached to pronunciation we are studying Hindi since childhood but Sanskrit will be a new subject for us. It...
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Hindi would bebetter for class 9 and 10 because it has more utility than Sanskrit. .Hindi, is much easier in its grammar and composition structures with simple words and lesser importance attached to pronunciation we are studying Hindi since childhood but Sanskrit will be a new subject for us. It will be difficult to connect to Sanskrit in class 9 if you have not lean it before . read less
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Teaching hindi for last 20 years.

Unlike Sanskrit Hindi is a popular and common language in India.Hindi would be more suitable and preferable as we all are well conservant with it in comparison of Sanskrit.
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National language of india is hindi, hence I advice you to take hindi rather than sanskrit as it is used everywhere. I prefer you to take hindi.
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I completed 20 years of teaching work in the (H.O.D)

Hindi is best. because if you prepare for competitive exams then too Hindi subject will come.
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Choosing Sanskrit is scoring paper when it comes to board exam point of view
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