Languages

No, you cannot include your Sanskrit marks in place of English, as in DU colleges they strictly ask for your English marks.
So it's better to avoid adding Sanskrit marks.
You can also check it from the below-given link-
http://www.srcc.edu/academics/admissions/admission-criteria-rules
Hope this helps.

Minimum 50 percent in Bachelors degree from a recognized university is the eligibility for giving entrance exam in DU for MA in English.
Entrance exam is mandatory. So your BA pass percentage meets the requirements of the DU eligibility criteria for MA in English
Hope this helps.

You have to give entrance exam of DU MA in English and on the basis of your entrance exam performance, the college is alloted to you.
Forms of MA in English of DU will be started on Registration Start Date: 18th May 2018
Last Date to Apply: 7th June 2018
DU MA English Entrance 2018 Date: 20th June 2018 (Wednesday)
I think you will try next year.
Hope this helps.

Hello Prashant,
It's quite nice to see your aim. But your opting for diploma after 10th has put restrictions. In some states diploma is considered as equivalent to 12th. If it is so in your state then you can go for BA without any issue. Else I would advise you to take NIOS exam for 12th, and then go for BA.

Hey Hardik,
You can check their official website registration subjects or admissions.
Please check the link mentioned below
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-mumbai-fort-campus-856

Yes, you may. One language (Core or Elective or Functional). .

Yes, you are eligible to apply for admission.

Hello Aditi,
It's nice to know your desire to learn a new language. One can get jobs of translation after this course. But I suppose it would be better if you finish B2 also. For getting a government job, you will have to obtain a degree in German language from a recognised university. After this, you can get a teacher's job. If you do PG then you can get job in college. Presently, private schools may employ you. Best wishes.

Hello Tejbeer,
It's very nice to read about setting aims in life so early. Congratulations for this. For becoming IPS, one needs to clear civil service exam. For this eligibility is graduation in any subject. Hence I would advise you to choose a subject that you like most. This will help you in preparing for civil service exam later. Presently work hard and study to learn the subject and not to obtain higher marks.
Best wishes.