NCERT · Class 12 · 2026–27
NCERT Class 12 Sanskrit Books PDF 2026–27: Bhaswati and Shaswati
The NCERT Sanskrit textbooks for Class 12 in 2026–27 are Bhaswati and Shaswati: Bhaswati (10 chapters) and Shaswati (11 chapters). Download every chapter below as an official PDF from ncert.nic.in, or the whole book as one ZIP file.
Class 12 Sanskrit at a glance
- Class 12
- Subject Sanskrit
- Books Bhaswati and Shaswati
- Chapters 21
- Edition Reprint 2026–27
Bhaswati: all 10 chapters (PDF)
Class 12 Sanskrit, in book order. Each link opens the official NCERT PDF on ncert.nic.in.
- Chapter 1 Download PDF
- Chapter 2 Download PDF
- Chapter 3 Download PDF
- Chapter 4 Download PDF
- Chapter 5 Download PDF
- Chapter 6 Download PDF
- Chapter 7 Download PDF
- Chapter 8 Download PDF
- Chapter 9 Download PDF
- Chapter 10 Download PDF
Download the complete Bhaswati textbook
Shaswati: all 11 chapters (PDF)
Class 12 Sanskrit, in book order. Each link opens the official NCERT PDF on ncert.nic.in.
- Chapter 1 Download PDF
- Chapter 2 Download PDF
- Chapter 3 Download PDF
- Chapter 4 Download PDF
- Chapter 5 Download PDF
- Chapter 6 Download PDF
- Chapter 7 Download PDF
- Chapter 8 Download PDF
- Chapter 9 Download PDF
- Chapter 10 Download PDF
- Chapter 11 Download PDF
Download the complete Shaswati textbook
FAQ
NCERT Class 12 Sanskrit: common questions
Which NCERT book is used for Class 12 Sanskrit in 2026–27?
The books are Bhaswati and Shaswati. NCERT lists them as the Class 12 Sanskrit textbooks on its official textbook website (checked September 2026).
How many chapters are in NCERT Class 12 Sanskrit?
Bhaswati has 10 chapters. Shaswati has 11 chapters. Each one is a separate PDF on this page, and the full book is also available as a ZIP file.
Are these NCERT Class 12 Sanskrit PDFs free and official?
Yes. Every link on this page opens the PDF directly from NCERT’s own server (ncert.nic.in). NCERT makes its textbooks free to download, with no login or payment.
Can CBSE students in the Gulf use these Class 12 books?
Yes. The PDFs download from anywhere, and CBSE schools in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain follow the same CBSE curriculum as schools in India.