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Key Facts: AP Intermediate Sanskrit (BIEAP) Exam

~3 hours

Typical duration of each Intermediate Sanskrit theory paper under BIEAP

BIEAP Intermediate Public Examination pattern and timetable practice

~100 marks

Typical maximum marks for Intermediate Sanskrit as a Category I language theory paper

BIEAP subject-category marking practice for languages

~35%

Usual minimum percentage required to pass Intermediate Sanskrit theory

BIEAP Intermediate examination pass-mark practice

Sanskrit-I / II

Classic first-year and second-year Intermediate Sanskrit paper split

BIEAP Intermediate Sanskrit syllabus structure

No practical

Sanskrit is assessed as theory (no lab practical component)

BIEAP Intermediate subject pattern

Written, not MCQ

Official papers use constructed-response sections; this bank is an English MCQ study adaptation only

BIEAP model papers and blueprints

Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for BIEAP Intermediate Sanskrit (Sanskrit-I/II). Official exams are ~3-hour written theory papers (~100 marks for language category subjects), pass about 35%, fee part of Intermediate exam fees notified by BIEAP. Not an official MCQ-format or Sanskrit-medium simulation. Sources: bie.ap.gov.in syllabus, blueprints, and model papers.

Sample AP Intermediate Sanskrit (BIEAP) Practice Questions

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1In Sanskrit sandhi, when अ/आ + इ/ई combine, the result is which sound?
A.ए (e)
B.ओ (o)
C.ऐ (ai)
D.औ (au)
Explanation: By guṇa sandhi (svara sandhi), a/ā followed by i/ī yields e. Example: राम + इति → रामेति. This is a core Intermediate sandhi rule tested in both application and sandhi-viccheda.
2What is the correct sandhi of देव + इन्द्रः?
A.देवेन्द्रः
B.देवैन्द्रः
C.देवीन्द्रः
D.देवोन्द्रः
Explanation: देव + इन्द्रः → देवेन्द्रः by guṇa sandhi (a + i → e). The combined form is the standard name of Indra as lord of the gods.
3The sandhi rule a/ā + u/ū → o is illustrated by which pair?
A.सूर्य + उदयः → सूर्योदयः
B.महा + ईशः → महेशः
C.नदी + ईशः → नदीशः
D.गुरु + उपदेशः → गुरूपदेशः
Explanation: सूर्य + उदयः → सूर्योदयः shows a + u → o (guṇa). This is a frequently drilled Intermediate example for sunrise vocabulary and sandhi practice.
4When two identical simple vowels meet (savarṇa dīrgha sandhi), what happens?
A.They combine into the corresponding long vowel
B.They always become e
C.They always become o
D.They are separated by a visarga
Explanation: Savarṇa dīrgha sandhi merges two like simple vowels of the same class into one long vowel: a+a/ā→ā, i+i/ī→ī, u+u/ū→ū. Example: विद्या + आलयः → विद्यालयः.
5What is the correct sandhi of इति + आदि?
A.इत्यादि
B.इतीदि
C.इतेदि
D.इतयादि
Explanation: i + ā → yā by yaṇ sandhi (semi-vowel substitution): इ becomes य् before a dissimilar vowel. इति + आदि → इत्यादि, the familiar “and so on.”
6In yaṇ sandhi, which semi-vowel replaces इ/ई before a dissimilar vowel?
A.य् (y)
B.व् (v)
C.र् (r)
D.ल् (l)
Explanation: Yaṇ sandhi replaces i/ī with y, u/ū with v, ṛ/ṝ with r, and ḷ with l before a different vowel. So i/ī → y is the standard Intermediate mapping.
7What is the standard sandhi form when तत् + लीनम् undergoes dental-to-l assimilation before l?
A.तल्लीनम्
B.तत्लीनम् (unchanged)
C.तद्लीनम्
D.तन्लीनम्
Explanation: Before ल्, final त् assimilates to ल् in this environment, giving तल्लीनम्. Intermediate papers often test such consonant assimilations under vyanjana sandhi.
8Visarga sandhi: what happens to final visarga of रामः before soft (voiced) consonants like ग?
A.Visarga becomes o (रामो गच्छति)
B.Visarga stays unchanged
C.Visarga becomes s always
D.Visarga is deleted with no vowel change
Explanation: After a, visarga before a voiced consonant commonly yields o: रामः + गच्छति → रामो गच्छति. This is a high-frequency Intermediate visarga-sandhi pattern in sentence reading.
9What is the correct sandhi of सः + अपि?
A.सोऽपि
B.सआपि
C.सपि
D.सहापि
Explanation: सः + अपि → सोऽपि: after a, visarga before a becomes o, and the following a is elided and marked with avagraha (ऽ). This form is ubiquitous in Intermediate prose.
10Sandhi-viccheda of महेशः is best analysed as:
A.महा + ईशः
B.मह + एशः
C.महि + ईशः
D.महस् + ईशः
Explanation: महेशः = महा + ईशः (a + ī → e by guṇa). Sandhi-viccheda (splitting) is a dedicated Intermediate section; students must recover the pre-sandhi stems.

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