You cab have various sources available as per your interest -

1. Magazine Journalist
2. English as a foreign language teacher
3. Writing articles/ proofreader
4. Editorial assistant
5. Lexicographer
6. Digital copywriter
7. Secondary school teacher
8. Newspaper Journalist
9. Writer
10. Web content manager

Take some time relax and research upon this courses and then find out which

Hello Dipankar Das

The story reveals the importance of diversity in life. It says that the variety adds spice to the existing boring life and adds meaningful taste to the life. The same boring life with one thing to do all the time is really irritable. Many means large and

Hello Soumya,

BHU offeres Masters in Communication in the following disciples:

• Public relation
• Media Management
• Hindi Print journalism.
• Telivision, Radio, and Film
• Health Communication.

The main requirement for eligibility is the percentage of marks in you bachelors.

please refer the below article

https://www.careers360.com/media-journalism/articles/bhu-mass-communication-exam

Therefore, if you satisfy the percentage of

Hornbills chapters summary is as follows -

• Father to son
• Childhood
• Browning version
• We're not afraid to die - if we all are together
• Voice of the rain
• Photograph
• Portrsit of a lady
• Discovering tut - the saga continues
• The Ailing planet

Snapshots summary is as follows -

• Ranga's Marriage

Hey there

If you want to go for CLAT then ofcourse you need to have good English. For that you'll have to focus on grammar, reading comprehension, vocab also. For grammar you'll have to refer to standard books like rein and Martin etc. For reading comprehension try reading novels and

Hello Naresh!!articles used before material nouns.'A' is used before a word beginning with a consonant sound(for singular noun only).'An' is used before a word beginning with vowel sound or voiceless or week H.hope this helps you.do practice examples you can  get clarity  on the topic.

Dear Aspirant,

If you belongs to general category, then sorry to inform you but you are not eligible for NEET exam as the requirement is a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Your marks in English will not be of any help in eligibility.

You could check

Yes! Now UPSC provides options to write GS and Optional papers in different mediums (Since 2018). If you choose to write GS and Essay papers in Hindi and Optional Paper in English you can do so. But point to be noted here is, If you choose to write GS and

hello aspirant,

sorry,  its not possible to write in  two  different languages in upsc mains exam. there will be a paper on english which you have to write in english only. after clearing  the prelims exam you have to fill a form name DAF (details application form) where you need