Yes,it is very important to know hindi and it is necessary for getting admission also. Moreover it will be advantage for selection of yours profile if one of your elective subject is hindi.

I am sure you must be knowing that Hindi patrakarita is related to Hindi language. So your

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Hey Shubham

You cannot give PUCET exam in hindi as the medium of language to attempt the test is English only. Also as far as I know even if the mode of teaching (that is the way the professors and lecturers will teach you) might be hindi but the semester

Hello aspirant

You can pursue BBA in Hindi medium.

Most of universities in India recognise English medium courses especially BBA.  One of the college approve hindi medium .

Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya hindi Vishwavidhyalaya also known as Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University. It is located at Gandhi Hills, Manas mandhir, Wardha

Hi Sakshi,

There are more than 40+ courses running in Delhi University now. Also, for each course the criteria is different.

So, suppose you want to take admission in B.Sc Physics then your top 4 marks will be considered but excluding the marks of Physical Education or any secondary language

Hello,

To be eligible to get admission in JMI in BA(Hons) Sociology you must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with minimum 50% aggregate in best 5 subjects from a recognized board. You need to pass in all subjects of your 10+2. Even if you qualify in entrance exam you

Raj, NEET is also conducted in Hindi. If you opt for Hindi as the medium of your Examination, you will get Question paper in Hindi. Along with that, questions will also be asked in English. So it is not necessary that you have to prepare in English for NEET. You

Dear Aspirant,

If you are looking for MBA/ MMS colleges through Hindi Minority then you can get Colleges like N L Dalmia and Thakur College

The chances of Dalmia are less as their cut off for minority is 95 percentile

But you can almost get Thakur College as the minority