Solution:

• Swamy took the fledgling devotee under his care and in 1895 Kumaran was sent to Bangalore for 3 years for higher studies in Sanskrit, at the Sree Chamarajendra Sanskrit College.
• He specialized in Tarka sastra. He could not take the final exam.
• Leaving Bangalore he came to Madras and after a brief stay, left for Calcutta to join the Sanskrit College.
• His teacher was Mahamahopadhyaya Kamakhya Nath who encouraged the poetic gift of his student and prophesied that he would one day become a famous poet.